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soari aAd restoration Of iiAdraSn laAd. % Marks.
BY THE PRESIDENT or the UNITED STATES.
pursuance ay FRANKLIN PIERCE rtssaen. Of me uni
see sales Vii Be held az The places and dates hereaafer
sS.S q me SsS saSs csS :. y On zach Ss o. s
ma s @ s1ansSss thereof s e & R 70 sb,s
For Smith, subject minimum Of tse dollars and my per
nc dshtof and making q land .ad States AID 4
g . pes y he ss q al August is 10 VIII
~, IN ths ne, Stale q ASS A 40 s 4, . =, q
commencing Monday me hirtssnsh day o. oeoeer
sd y s ss s SSae sIa Sen ss h
mentioned townships, siEs
SorsA s,as aud ftas A sridiun
TT Township. T. & H. ~ Il: 70 q q s9s'i
Townships 70, ~, is,. 70, %, o. range 3 81. u.t
Townships 10. 20, al y, Of ranse g. ...t
NORTH ofAs Of ttA prfepal tnerlSan
TSwaships g., To- H. a. Is 49, IT, range Iaass
Township: lf a q q % 9ans sss'
Townships I, g. ~, s,'s, 10, II, Orange s.
Township ., ofrange Z. ~. ...
The public sale viii be held
posa public auds within such odd sections
above referred 10 are situated In The following named townships
NORTH Of t4s base line oJs A priaepal msidia@
Townships "a 8, 9, of range J.
TSsa:&ip: ], !, 3 : o. o.s u a. a,ianssz
Townships 5, 9, q Orange
public land Office at LITTLE
commencing Monday the sixth day OF October next for the dis
osa OF the public lands within such odd numbered
bove referred situated in the following townships
South Of the base line and We Of the th principal meridian
Township |, OF ranges IL IL.
Townships 4" 9, of range 10.
Townships L. 3. 3, Of range ID.
Townships |, 2, ,, 4, 5, Of ranges Is and 10.
Townships 3, 4, S, 6,7 80, Of range IL.
NORTH Of the base line and ~e't Of the INA principal meridian
Townships l, p. ,, q, 7, of ranged.
Townships J., q ., 4, S, g. 2, OF range
To.snships !, g. 3, 4, s. 6, z, of range o.
Townships ], 81 3, ~ 5, 9, of ranged.
Townships l, .. D. 4, 5, OF range 10.
Townships l. - 3, 4, Of range IL.
Townships L. g." 3, 4, S. Of range 10.
Townships |, 2, g.. - S. 6, Of range Is.
Townships 4, 9. 3, 4, 5, g.. 7, OF range IA.
Townships |, s. G. Y OF range Is
Townships s, g. J, of ranges IL and IL.
Ths public sale viii be held The land Office WASHINGTON
Monday the seventh day of October
disposal public lands such odd
above referred situated the following named
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l.. ,. Middleton,
pssis~ ~ Ecs
0fes ara asp0' southwest corner p and Ish .tr,st,
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BUcaASAS's CHILDEEN.-0ld Buck. the 10.
cOiOcO's candidate for the Presidency iS a pes
Ky old bachelor, the citadel Of whose heart ha.
never been surrendered. yet he talks hippantly
abou. ''our children" The iStatesnsan has the
following choice mOrsel:
"DiSuniOn is word which ought not to be
breathed amongst US, even in a whisper. The
word ought 10 be considered one Of dread
ful omen, and our children should be taught
th"is is sacrleyc to pronounce il."--Jamss-
Buchanan.
The Cleveland Leader Sppsuds the follow
ing;
Our children. hey? o, the old reprObste, to
be talking about ''Our ekildren," and be never
married. Wonder who was their MAJ
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FmE.-on last Tuesday morning. about 6
O'Clock, while the family was at breakfast, the
dwelling Of Mr.. EnOs Hopes, Of this place, was
discovered BY one Of the young members Of
the family, who had been sent into the kiteh.
en- for some purpose, to be on FIRE. 1t is suppo-
sed to have caught in the ceiling. from spark
from the flue, but how communicated is hard
to conjecture. The kitchen is one story and
wsinscOted. When the FIRE was discovered
the ceiling was burnt through above the cook
stove and the flames had extended up the roof
nnderneatE. No defect is visible in the Aue,
and the spot where the IRE had burnt through
the ceiling is about three feet from it.
By the timely aid Of the Engine Company,
Hope" and Of our citizens, the flames
were soon extinguished, and the building sa-
we'd with the loss of portion Of the roof, the
ceiling of the kitchen, which was much burnt,
and the ceiling Of one room, which was also
much damaged By the water thrown in at the
roof and the gable. The furniture was all re-
moved, and saved from damage except what it
received in its unceremonious removal.
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Herbert, the member of Congress who killed
the Irish waiter, iR not only Know Nothing
but an elector on the Fillmore and Donelson
ticket in California. - Cadiz Sen.
Since Herbert has become stencil in the
nostrls Ofths free and intelligent citizens Of our
country on account OF his brutal act. and since
he is about having meted out to him his Just
deserts, the LocofOcO press have been active in
their efforts to rid their party of any connection
With him as a partizsn. But it won't do. -
Without pervertiOn Of the record their state
ments fall to the ground unsupported.
Herbert was put in nomination in the city of
Sacramento, California, BY the regular Demo-
cratic Convention, as candidate for Congress,
pnd was elected as regular Democrat. And
when an investigation of the murder was de-
manded by the House of Representatives, the
Democl alto members sustained the murderer.
And more.--thsre was no "Know-N Nothing"
ticket run in bis district, the year Herbert was
elected.
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Nsw Special Notices.
A Voice from VirrinIa.

CABN PoINT, surry Co, Va.
DR.. Seth s. Ranee:--I was 10 Baltimore in
April, 1854, and from paper received Of yours vas
in dueed to buy boz Of your Pills, recommended ss
sovereign cure for the Epilsptc Fits. At that time
one Of my servants had been afflicted with hs about
twelve years When reaching home, | commenced
with the pills according 10 directiOns l do not think
she has had one since. Ny wife though is sOmewhat
Induced TO believe she may have had one only EnelO-
sed you will find Eve dollars, for which you will please
forward me two boxes. | suppose you can for.
ward them BY mail Your compliance will Oblige me-
Your respectfully Mp. sLEDGE
DR. HAnces Fpilepdc Pills are also q sovereign rene
dy Tor every modification Of nervous diseases The ner
vous sufferer; whether tOrmented BY the acute phys-
cal agony Of neuralgia tcdOOreuT, or ordinary head
ache, afflicted with vague tenors, weakened BY period.
cal IT'S threatened with payss borne down and dis
pihted BY that terrible lassude which proceeds from
lack Of nervous energy, or experiencing any other
pain Of disability arising from the unnatural condition
Of the wonderful machinery which connects every
m,mber with the source Of sensation motion and thought
derives immediate benef, from the use of those pills
which at once Gains, inVgOr ates and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Sent to any part Of the country by mail, free of pos.
tage. Address Seth s. Hance lO5 Baltimore street,
Baltimore Nd Price, one box g. two IS; twelve, t24
July l7-lm.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

Q. G. MERSH0N, Merchant says:
SMPsONvILLE, Shelby co., KY March 30, 1855,
"The German Bitters give general satisfaction and
herewith hand you certificate Of Mr. Morton Berk.
ley, a respectable farmer Of this county,"
MMPsONvILLE, KY, March 81, ls55-Dear Sir-I
would inform you tqat have been afflicted for sever.
al years with Dyspepsia, in a very aggravated form,
for which used sarsaparla and various other rene.
dies without obtaining any relief. From the various
testimonials in favor Of HooAands German Btters,
was induced to try them and now state with pleasure
that through their use l am enjoying better health
than have done for years past and cheerfully
mend the Btters to all afflicted with that terrible dis
ease. Respectfully YOURS
! To DR.. O. NJ. jackson. MARION BERKLEY,
! See advertisement.
July 10 l856.-2w
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By Alady-TAs Path FiRdsr-Ths Moses Of
the dsy: He shall lead the people from the Iy-
ranny Of The "slavs power" to the Canaan Oi
Liberty.
The assault upon Charles Sumner-A praeti-
cal demonstration that Truth crushed 10 earth
will rise again"
The free Representatives. ofAe North al Wash.
ilgtOH-UncOnquersd and uneOnqusrable.
The Shareholders Cresd-Duels for Justice
Violence for argument; and Chains for Lber.
y.
Jessie Fremont Martha Washington Of
Freedom.
John @. FremoAt--The architect already Of
one Free State, and the Heaven sent hope Of
one now struggling for Freedom.
After the reading Of the toasts, ]. Howard,
Esq. Of Pittsburgh, and Hon. Rufus P. Spaul-
ding, Of Cleveland, addressed the immense au-
dience.
In the evening, ]. Howard and John W.
Church addressed a large meeting in the Court
House.
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RAILRo4p AccIDEEr.-A dreadful accident
occurred on the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad on
the evening Of tie 9th inst. The tram was
thrown off the track near the Relay House
Baltimore in consequence of the switch be.
ing half open and broken.
The engineer, James GOtf. and H. Nagles,
nsssman. were killed.
Mr.. Hodges, mail agent, Mr.. WorthIngton,
lawyer Of Annapolis, VIM. Bridges, confection-
er, and a fireman named Russell. were badly
injured.
The Jury smpannelsd to investigate the
matter rendered verdict that the train was
thrown of the track by the displacement of a
sRitCh by some persons unknown to the Com.
pany, The Company have offered areward Of
$4,000 for the arrest Of the guilty party.
SeTeFal cars were broken up.
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PARTITION NOTICE
jun W . LUA
Mary Coz ct ais.
InPsrtiiOu.

Mary Cox, widow Of James Cox late Of CruoB Ca.
decd James Coz, Elizabeth Coz; Barban Isabella
Co1, sarah Cox, Isaac Cor, William Henry Harrison
Cox, Andrew Rash aud Mary Ann Rash his wife An.
drew ksnnady, and Eleanor Kannady his wife William
Davis and Jane Davis, bis wife heirs at law. Of saia
James Cox. dec d, viii take notice. that on the 2sth
day OF June 1856 John w. Cox hled IN the Court on
Common Pleas Of Carroll County and State Of Ohio biz
petition, which is pending, wherein said John w
Cor demands partition Of the following described lands
70 VII sixty seven acres Of Of the east side Of the
North east quarter Of section thirteen Of Township M
teen, OF Range i've. Also forty eight acres OF OF tho
North se Of the South East quarter Of section 10 Of
Township 10 Of Range 5. Also forty acres on Of the
east side Of the South east quarter Of Section T. of
Township IA OF Range T. Also forty acres of Of the
Mestside OF the North quarter Of section 8o Town
snip IA OF Range I. also sixty acres of Of the West
SIDE Of the South west quarter Of section l5 Of Town
snip Ia, Of Range 4. Also twenty aces oat Of the
North east corner Of the South West quarter Of Sec
ton lo, Of Township H. Of Range 4. Commencing a.
The North corner OF said quarter thence west eighty rod.
thence South forty rods thence Rast eighty ro thene
East forty rods to the place Of beginning And hat
at the next term OF ssd Court application viii be made
BY said John w. Cox for an order. that Partition
may be made Of said premises, and that the dover
estate Of said Mary Cox widOw as Aforesaid) may be
assigned therein.
July Sd $50. ByE;R ECKLEY, bis Att,
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HollotOay's Ointment and Pills, wonderfully
eihcaciOus in curing Diseases Of the skin.-ThOmas
4usgrOve, Of Baltimore, Maryland, was for eighteen
mOuhsa severe sufferer with sores on his face, hands
and various parts Of his body, Of scorbuc nature,
there we're many things recommended and tried but to
no purpose. As the magnity Of the disease did not
in any way abate he then commenced using Holloways
Ointment and Pills and by persevering with them for
several weeks the eruptiOns have all completely healed
and he now enjoys the best Of health 81.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE,

DR., Tobias Venetian Liniment is warranted to cure
Cholera Coc, Sea Sicknesso ID Sores, Swe ling Tooth.
ache, Headache and pains of all kinds, or no pay.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Capt. Cornstock of the Steamer Baltic collins Lne)
was cured of severe attact Of Chronic rheumatism in
a few days by DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Lni
menL
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wright of the firm Of Wright & Co., No.
Isl. Charters Street. New Orleans. Immediately
cured of severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Linimen
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph Nicho of No. l6 Essex Street, New
York was cured of an attack Of Coc and vomiting by
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Depot, 60. Courtland ST., NeW.York
Sold by all the Druggists, price 25 80 cts.
Agents G. A. Bcogle and J. Q. Baxter, CarrOlton 1.
Wiand, Harlem Springs; Highland and Pugh Harris
burgh.
Nov. 29--lS65. 1y.
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EXPRESS 0FFIoE,--BUsINEss MEN ATTENTION.
The Adams Express Company have estab-
ishsd an office at this place. and Mr.. W. Orr,
has been appointed their agent. He is prcpa-
red to forward money or valuable packages
from this place to any point either East
or West. The advantages fths Express are
safety, dispatch and cheapuess. Mr.. Orr is
prompt in the discharge of all business en-
trusted to him. and will receipt for all money
and packages, and forward Immediately. OF.
fee at his new Wale room near the R. R. De-
pot.
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TONES WON'T DO!

They never did do more than give temporary relie
and they will 1t is because they don't touch the
of the disease. The cause of all Ague and bi
GUS diseases is the atmospheric poison called Niasms
or Malaria Neurallze this poison by its natural anti
dote and all disease caused by disappears at
Rhodes Fever and Ague is this antidote to maIa
ria, and moreover, it is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist j. R. Chiffon
of New York. to this effect is attached to every bottle
therefore if it does no good it can do no harm,
This is more than can be said Of qunine arsenic or
any tonic in existence, as their use is runous to the
constitution, and brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for q single mo-
ment In illustration Of these truths annex some ex
tractsfrOm letter just received from a physician;
GEORGETOWN, OHIO, March II, 1856.
JAS. Il. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir: Yours of the
% inst is at hand The Cure arrived late last wear
and the difficulty in getting any to try it was great
y increased from the fact that a remedy had been intro
duced which growing in favor with the public as
being better than using quinine,-nOt knowing pre-.
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking uui
nine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, known as "Smith's Tonic, " would in
variably BREAK ague, but it did NIT CURE it, as il
would often return with renewed vgor. This one cir
cumstance deemed in your favor if could institute
test comparison between it and your Cure The follow
ing is the result.
Three persons took your "cure" all of which were
Of Quotidan Intermittent Fever" of many weeks
standing They bad tried quinne and other rem edies
occasionally missing chill but it VAS las in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the founda
tion Of other and maades. did succeed in ef
fectng radical cure of all three of these cases with
your remedy, and they have not had chill SINCE In
all three of these the "Smhs Tonic" had been
used and would before stated, break the chill but
after period or two had elapsed it would return.
- think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" the advantage ground of any other rene
dy now in use here, &c, &c
WILLIAM BUCKNER, ND.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or Antdote to Nal
aria the only harmless remedy in existence, is equally
certain as preventive, as "cure." Take it when you
feel the chills coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence, R. l.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY, Chicago.
BARCLAY BROs, And for sale by Druggists generally
Sold by G. A. Boegel, CarrolltoA, Ohio.
June &C. 1885, (April a. ls56.-sm.)
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LET US REASON T0GETER.
H0LLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE We SICK

II has been the lot of the human race 10 he weob-
ed down by disease and suffering Holloways Pills are
specially adapted to the relief OF the Weak the Ner.
vous, the Delicate and the In6rm, of all clmes ages
sexes, and constitutions. Prof. Holloway personally
superntends the manufacture Of his medicines in the
United States, and offers them to free and enlghteu
ed people, as the best remedy the world ever saw fos
the removal Of disease
THESE PlLLSPURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to opsr
ate on the stomach the liver, the kidneys the lungs
the skin, and the bowels correcting any arrangement
in their functions, purifying the blood the very fOun
tain Of life and thus curing disease in all its forms
DYsPEPslA AND LIVER CoMPLLNTs.--Nearly half the
human race have taken these Pills Il has been Droved
in all parts Of the world that nothing has been f9upd
equal to them in cases of disorders of the liver dvs.
pePsa, and stomach complaints gen orally They soon
gVea healthy tone TO these organs, however much de
ranged, and when all other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH.-Many of the most
despotic Governments have opened their Custon
Houses to the introduction Of these Pills. that tbey
NAV become the medicine of the masses Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known for persons of delicate health or where
the system has been impaired its inv goratng pro.
perties never fail to afford relief
FEMALE CoNPLAIsTs.-No Female, young or old,
ahould be without this celebrated medicine, It
sects and regulates the monthly courses at aperiods
acting in many cases like a charm 1t is asothe best
and safest medicine that be given to Children o! al
ages and for any complaint consequently no Gmily
should be without it.
HOlloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Diarrh9a IndgestionI
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
Influenza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weaknefs
Colds Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of all kids Lowness Of Spirits Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
Sold at the Manufactures OF Prof Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand London, by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the URited States, and the civilized world
in boxes, at 25 cents, 90 l-2 cents, ard 81 each.
E$ There isa considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. b. Directions for the udanee of patients In ev.
cry disorder are affixed to each box.
Feb. 2S, 1856, ly
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NEW STAGE RoUT TO KANSAS We are 10.
formed that the "Western Stage Company
have established new stage route from Iowa
City to Dayton, opposite Nebraska City, on the
Missouri river.
There is direct line from this city to the
south west corner of Iowa which is designed
as the main and principle til ,roug ghfare from the
Free States to Kansas. The line will be amply
stocked, and able to do all the busines that
the demand oftravel may require. The com
pany is heavy one, and fully responsible. -
From Nebraska City there will be a line of
stages to Topeka--the capital of Kansas. In.
asmuch as the Missouri River route is unsafe
for Northern emigrants, besides not being re-
liable during the low water season, we deem
this onethe most important thoroughfares in the
West. The River route is not only unsafe for
Northern emigration. but it is closed against
all Free State men. All persons desirous of
seeking home in the beautiful State of Kan
'as, will fud aid and protection by way of the
"Iowa City and Kansas stage route"
Already large number have passed through
by way of this route, and many more are quar-
tered here ready to proceed. The Press will
please give publicity to this fact,-LOwa Cay
Republican.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtua of plurus order to SELL issued from tbs
Court Of Common Pleas, of stark county, Ohio nd to
me directed will offer at public sale, at the door of
the Court House, in the town of Carrolton,
On Saturday, The 1911 day of July 1856,
the following described real estate situate in the coun
ty Of Carroll ard state of Ohio to wit Lots Nos,
5, 6, 7, and 55, in Phillips addition to the town of
Pekin; also Lots Nos. %, 3s and "a in Masons add
tion to the town of Pekin; also Lot No "a and frae
tonal part of Lot No. 2 in Boards addition to the said
town of Pekin' (The above described property viii be
sold IN body) Sale to commence at IL O'Clock. N.
Terms cash. K. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff,
June IS, So td-pr fee 50 so. of Stark co., Ohio.
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PetersOn's Magazine. August number
OF this invaluable monthly has been received.
Amongst all the magazines that falls to our
share. Peterson is the pet. If a new number
comes to hand Immediately after dinner, supper
is sure to be late that evening The stories
are SO attractive that when our "better half
opens fresh number there's no stopping till
it's "put through" If you can't afford more
than one magazine take Peterson's. Price
$500 per annum. Address Charles ], Pc.
terson, 1O2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
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Reading for Youth.-The YOUTHS Casket
published by Beadle d Adams, of Buffalo, New
York, is an excellent monthly aud is well adap-
ted to the cap pacity of youth. 1t contains en-
tertaining and instructive articles. both origi.
nal and selected. Price only so cents per an
mum.
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Another Difficulty with Great Britain

Another Difficulty with Great Britain
BY the arrival Of the steamer africa, we
learn that our Minister, Mr. Dallas, has got in.
to snarl with some Of the Queens lackeyu, in
regard to the color offs waiStcoat and neck tie
It seems that Mr.. Dallas was accompanied by
an American gentleman, Professor at West
Point, to be presented to the Queen at one OF
her levees. The Master Of Ceremonies refused
admission to the Professor, on the ground of
his having yellow vest, and black neck tie,
The genilemen's dress was that Of an United
States officers undress uniform. which we all
know is very neat and tasty. Mr.. Dallas very
properly refused to attend the leeVee, and re-
tired with his friend This occasion was per-
feet God.send to the English press for several
days to write squibs against American man.
ners and American simplicity. Many OF our
readers have doubtless noticed the miniature
carriage and horses Of Gen. Tom Thumb para
ding up and down Superior street the last few
days. They will also have noticed the comical
costume Of the driver, with his powdered wig.
cooked hat, tight breeChes, white stockings, all
Ornamented with gilt tinselry. 1t is something
like this costume that the English snobs de.
light to appear in the presence of their gracious
Queen. And it is for refusing to submit to this
tom-foOlery 10 the matter Of dress that the A.
merican gentleman was refused admission to
the leves. Fortunately the peace of the two
countries is not endangered by this uutOward
event.-Uea Leader.
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CHEAP LITERATURE.-If you desire to avail
yourself of a couple of cheap, good monthly
magazines send for the Family Keepsake, and
the Ladies' Wreath, published by Burdick &
scovill New York, at the very low price of
$l,O0 per annum, each-These monthlies are
we'll printed, and contain choice variety of
reading.
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A-W. K. Miller, Of Canton. ohi9. has juGI
received letters Patent for animPrOrsd Steam
GAgus. This gagus We understand. has been
successfully tested upon locomotives and sta
IiOnary engines.