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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
DiVidend,

INHE Managers the Centre Wheeling Market
IIonse Association, have this day declared Dividend
ofS per the earnings Of the Company The
lst January-payable on the 2Jth inst. F.l5E
All persons thut have made payments stock and have
not received their Certificates notified bring their
cepts to the Secretary and get them before the 20h that
they may receive the dividend payable at that time
py order Of The Bonrd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
WHEELING...sa !.
Hearl Hear!!L HearIlI
RkDuGT1oNE uhkAL Rkl

GREAT EItAfgAk lAhUOS4AS6sl
= CloStH6 FALL AID WtSTER GOODS!
u ENG eSlrous Of reducing etocH In the above ne,I
ID have made tho following reducteps: SO - 49,
EMDR0IDERlES.
will consequently Ss collars formerly held at $500 for
81 Se and othcTs in proportion Lana
Offering greater any oteE house intoN0
IN SlCLQAKS.
A reduction 50 per Will be HrSie and those ready
with will be able TO buy ffonI mise tEa'ea
cloth cloak $3.50. The greatest bargains ever ohered
0therst shall seu oa same terms
l selling The saIne ready made for lsss than you can bnSsS
cloth. Ia nos. .zi,...3ss
or which have INn seu out At almost
your pTlEcs. sJ5f,i - -+-.! b
Comforts, ehlreps yeelsn lalss superior wool
scafs have such variety aud At such low prices ~
to 1sonsh every one. With being anxious and
willing reduce my the lowest point will sen
goods 20 much less than -.
ifi.f9i se ANY oTuER nnrsR. = sftt
that you cannot help buying. Come al and every
that wants to his money.
sit' tst-tsf sfssfli ISAAC PRAGER
tiis EaAteTA RaTGS GSIn storr, 115 Sialn strect,H
dec22. bet Monroe and Union sts.
: 80 NOTICES :.
cNNI6id FIRST freSeut
W 1hFm 1Ieiskell& q Co., " he t1nta
JAMES A. FrtGer retiring from the lrm - I ~
All persons Indebted to will please call and make pay.
men without delay those having elams against hr
will present them for adjustment. ~
December 81, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

RALPH SroxE, ". n.
JOEAs A. MorT, NJ. D.
CYRCs KINGSLEY, N. n.
WN. II. ArsTIE, N. D.
oRYILLE UPsoE, n, D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
REMOVAL.

VI. Square that and spacious Warehouse, No. o.
front, side OF Main street. between Monroe
Quincy, lately occupied by Messrs AMMAN Mcguire,
commission house He has on hand large and general
Sortment Of Groceries and Liquors. which he will sell
Wholesale At the lowest market price, 49,
so-GunPowder Of every description and Safety
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

Troa Dlcses that IN the ioFn OF Kapor
are anir directly the where the disease exists
the stomach perfectly free to aid In restoring
hta b. administering to It healthy, Mt-grlhg food
There case that Inhalation will reach
The MEANS too, brought within The reach OF ALL the
the invas never required leave home, where the hand
Of friendship affection tends much to aid the phys
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04

appeal TO the common of all AFFLICTED with lung dis
embrace the advantages Of 1nhalaon and
no longer apply medicine to the unoHendng stomach.
claim Inhalation place amongst the precious gifts that
hath given that days may be long in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
REcoM,IHNDATIoNs DY rnYsIc1ANs.

consultation fee Balance Of fee payable when
ltlents report themselves convnleScent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
April. 4. 1856:
MISCELLANEOUS

For Fun Course iHcluHin2 az Departments Of Book
lPSsttfa9, Hectares trad FeRRupSRi tHrurfLI!y in
Ss 5iIsfs fsa caassia Iad;. = Z
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue ofan order Of sale. Issued from the
ID Probate Court Of Senees County, Ohio. and
TO directed, will oGer AZ public sale, At the
door OF the Court House in Tihn, be'wesR the
honTs OF 10 o'clock A. M. and 4. PM, ofthe
18th day Of Jar uary a, d. 1857. the following
real estate, TO wits In-lots numbored Que kundred
end seventy-Eix tiI6 and 90 much Of in-lot
number one hundred and ssventy-ssven I77l a.
l. charged with the dover and homestead Of
Catharine Cornell, Ellen King. and Margret
King. The west part Of ih-lot number one hon
dred aud shventy y-seVeu (l77), described a. fol-
lows beginning for the same NJ the north west
corner OF said lot, and unning thence south
sasterly along the north esst side OF said lot so
feet. thence south westerly on liae parable al
with the west line Of said log to FRANKLIN street,
thence along tho North eide Of Franklin street,
to the south west Of said lot, thenee along
the west line Of said lot TO the place Of begin.
ming "a uni neunbeTed By dover 4 homestead 6in'
lots numbered seventy nine i79), and eighty 80
free and uninoumbered by dover or other charg'
and 1pon the following .erms; ons third casl
in hand; on the day Of sale, oue third In on
year, with interest, and one third in Two years
with interest. said deferred payments TO be 80
cured by mortgage on said premises.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN, Admir-.
Dec. ~, ls56.-3Od prf $3.50
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM Of two hundred and tweFy
n odd acres ofand hundred and dOy leatnte
he balance well mhetCdt the whole under admyd
able state Of with ncgettaung Of wati
hurcon good two.story farm house and cellar atah
and barn. upwards Of one hundred hcan~g uit ues Of he
hest rraua vhrciie all heaufuN located Of Il 9
most public horourhiarrH In the county five miles west
& the city OF Tn on tho read eadinFto Fosudn, and
one mile north Of the 1iiin and Fort Wayne kailroaa.
The above Farm u we'll adaplcdto The pfOductiou Of grain
and from m liberal supply ofthe pnfesl stuck WATER l. we'll
suited 10 grnEing daifing One halt OF the purchase
money hand the balance In annual meats Of i've hun.
dred dollars each viii take a. payment on ,he above
nru,rty real e,ate situated my residence ~ my oh.
,eci ty get nv eneus more together for particulars
anlrr oft undcrdgucd two andA half miles oulheasl ol
fmn nnvTf HORACE HUBER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
ISAAC sTAUB'S PATENT PO lTABLE
CNINDfNt! Mills

For houhnt wheat, Etindinacorn M etm
&c. well a. whole ofcorn, tcrh an alD ns u b
called iuto good fne cob and feed IN one operation
I These celehrpied Mills manuhcturo bui oftha Let
quality uf French nnu BLOCKS, with mach caro-. 1 huili
sX cTont sizes, plcct ranging fum elgy.hve to two
hundred anddny dollars. 1hete mills kontinuo 10 stem
he current Of a opposition and superior to all por
poses, especially Cor wheat Touring.
Also-staubl Patent Portable Saw MIN, called KIM
Of the Woods 70
This IL an Ingenious and useful saw.N h make lum
bei In the woods. This mill 90 run By animal steam
or water power.
Those wiahinE 20 know fully about the prnciplo upor
which they built, and the prices Of ench size well
he terms or sale, Sc. win please address me, nstinr
Cosoofdescrlnon, which viii mail aud post pav. rhos,
pBtunywl wnte IN plain, readable language, the
- and state.
NRSt IsAACsrAUB, Pateniee aud Ptof.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

On the goth day of December A. u. 1850, an lOoclock
A, a tho door 0fthr Count House IN the city of fihn
There will be sold 10 the highest bidder the iooMinF Real
Is ate ~ the property ofBenanih Myers deto. To wit
Of dowef interested the widow. Being part Of the Vest
half ofhe South West quarter section ~ IN township
north of range 10 commencing Tor the same rods East Of
The south west corner Of said westhn OF said section 80
feet 10 cornerfheuoe W. rods thence south 10 rods
and ~ fcei 10 the place oi beginning containing one acre
and rods appraised A. e5u0 An also part otsection9
20 IN the taWusp OfAdams, senecai Co, o, Commencing
At south olsocon rs n the township
running thence chnia thence noh
degree west chains and links 10 the cenfa afthc XII
bum Road thence suuthwesefy along The uenifo ofsaid
chains and ~ links 20 the fourth line oftad section
Is thence east along said south line Of section IS the two
chains and nks 10 the place Of begunlhE obtaining ~
une hundrsh Of acte appraised At e2iuO. Tcrms or
sAe-One third cash In hand tht in year and
ihr IN two years, he secured by moiaage ON the prom
tes and draw Interest from date. .9d 1856. HENRY
BACnER Adm. BtBeni Myets doed -.
Nov. %, 1855. fsfJ, NJ. HokD, uuy,
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The Great Family Weekly Pepper

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etor of the Ledger, employs the best taen, in
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SUCH writers Fanny Fern, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
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MRS Sigourney, also, constantly writes for il; -
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Tiff
q 6n Fort Wayne Rail Road Company
will be held on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of January
next, at the Office o(the Company, 10 Tim, o.,
for the election ofDirector1 and transscting such
other busiuessas may come before the mosdng
when convened.
R. G, PENNINGTON. President
GEO, CAIRNS, Secre(afNl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
ANK ROAD NOTICE,

The stockholders Of The Tin and OsosOla Plank Road
Oompaay are notified 10 the Amefean Hcuse, l.
Menoe on Friday the "a day Of January, elect officers
70 serve he ensuing year and Cor he ansaeang Of such
other basness ns may oous before ihs meeting.
1856. ISAAC AtNClD n q
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AUDrToRs OFF1cE, SENECA C6u,r,v
City of Tifin, December 5h a. d lSket
Agreeb che provisions ei an entitled an ac, to amend A. al ~
scrbng County Auditors w pre-
Of land, gW
foregoing thereof will taSes nte N te
win sold the House penalty ohag
Monday January a. D. 1857, (beng the 10th day o said h
interest and penalty be paid before that time un
JAMES NJ STEVENS Aud,,,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
wATs6Ns TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machine. /

STATE and eoen4y Risbts for usiu,, and Won
ding this highly valuable invention can be So
cured by application TO the subscriber.
This invention Is one of the most complete and
useful labor saving improvements Of the age
capable Of doing ten times as much work as can
be done ty hand, and Of doing II in far superior
manner.
The low price Of ten dollars, at which they arc
,tailed, viii place them within.
Che reach OF almost every flmily and
seamstress.
brought the Union, andl will enable purchasers
frights (to whom machines are furnished nc a
arih ofprices that will secure to them profit OF
me hundred per cent? 20 realize for their in
,estment and labor. the highest and most sdLAlao
tory remuneration.
Rights will be placed within the reach Of exery
enterp ising business man, and upon such terms
as viii insure success, and render their possess.
ion a sure, ready and constant source Of profit du
ring the continuance Of the patent.
For further information, inquire in portion or
by mail Of
JOHNSON & WHYTE.
Paror "a, American House,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
AN oRnINANCn
To provide fof establishing Gas Light Works ii
the City OF Tinin, Seneca County, Ohio.

70 provide fof establishing Gas Light Works II
the City OF Ti0in, Seneca County, Ohio.
he It orialusd by tho city council Of the city ofTiain
that H. Gwyn and his associates and successurto be or
ganised as Gas light Company shall, for tho term o
twenty year, from the passage Of s ordinance hove t
exclusive privilege Ofusing the streets, lanes, alleys an,
public rroaads ofaid city for ihe purpose Of yug dowI
pipes for the conveyance Of gas In and through said uyi FOL
iho use of said city and It's nhabitantsi
Provided that All Injuries dono said Streets lanes al
y and public grounds shall pe repaired BY Tho said gran
tees with due diligence, and the sans be len In good eon
dton ai beinFc aud
Provided also, that fof the period Of ten ysa noH he
passage ofhis ordinances the price Of gas u lshed TO said
city and is Inhabitants by he said grantees, shall not
ceed four dollars per thousand cubic feet and that tie gas
furnished shall be ofthe best quality and
Provided also, hat said grantees shall deposit with The
city clerk ofsaid city, bend Of thousand doar, To Be
forfeited fhe said Gas Words be not erected
and pat In operation within two years RON the passage
this orlinancei and
Provided further that for the formation or said Gas LRh
Company books Of subscription shall bo opened by sa'
grantees the city rn and continue open for the puf
pose aforesaid during month from tho passage ofth
II. CROFT. President.
Attest. n. A. soorT, City Clerk
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w "A NTnTTSTD

ne.st Egssi Land Timothy CloTerand Flax et ads snf
price will be- paid. -'
20. ont itrhe lg Gag one door uorh OF Seneen Cuua
bank. fheuuh 4 Inscribed upon eiiher .ids .tVam
er A. % uirindl cheap stnra.' uegv roiasolfaiiy
E1alo .ai-a1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
Money ! Moneyl Money!

Money Money! Money!
IAIRY Be WITHOUT MONEY! whom it {. just as
III easy for any one to be around with pocket
" full as not, IL they enly think 30. have
got a new article, from whiJh from Eve to twenty
dollars can be made, either by male or female.
Il is highly respectable business, and an article
which Is wanted In every family in thu United
States. Enclose me two dollar BY mail, at my
risk, and will Sfwerd by return mail circu-
lar, with full Instructions in the art. The busi-
ness Is very easy--TrY Il, II you are out Of om-
ployment, aud you will never regret II; for il viii
be better Tor you opay the above cam. and in
sure n good business, than 10 pay twenty-five cts.
for a spurious advertisement, This Is no hum
bug. Try N Try q! Ivy az address your
letters 10
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
sent ono Of my circulars to an Editor IN Geor.
gia, and he gave me a notice in bis paper like The
follONing!
"Mr, Monroe sent me one ofhis Circulars, and
I will just say 70 my readers ha, whoever Of you
are out Of employment that Mr.. MonrOes busi-
ness is good business, and money can be made
out Of i. by any one who Engages in il, for Il Is
no humbug." deel2.3m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
Fits.-Their Durability.

BRAoEvrttE, rrumbul couuiv, o. July ie5a.
d. ruhnS siE-two yeaIi age last april called with
my son 70 have him Usaed for dts lie had had them
iew weeks Tor ayeaf and ahafbeforo AFTER you prescribed
ne had bot one anu has had none since then.
Varous other medicines had been given without benefit
and our rphyEician said be never eondbe cured.
Yours truly SOLOMON HUBER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26

- -A--AN N-AI wv M
10 the CITY, and ate1ceedngy low prioss.
hea'y stocks Of .wiss striped barred and PLATA Mas.
Dress trimmings and buttons OF az kfn9e
also geaeTai assortment Of NOFIONss ls,.. 49,
Of hosiery, amoeg which isH--- atllr,u ai Ileeev \
All prices. There The as.oftnent ~ f'ot , :
hnrn, and tk handkefchiefs. large siook OF Fashio -
hle bonneis Of all kindsi and a. yey Low pfieos III n
dfens Hoods, aack6. mitta, 6o Aedsi bov and ,o, al
hats and caps Of al ands, f-
BEBE'S BEST SILK HATS FOR "a
fiiy easesnen,'snl boys boots, Of sasero, onsI,,
aud other kinds Of shoes These shoes being bsrebs ~
eusivey reas VIII be sol 20 psr cent iovcr tan 4,
any Other house n to~n, The same d appeahls Ia ou1
whole aiock Chiidfens' shoes an endie,. ss'rsf, w. -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE uadehsned has hcon duly sppoinlad and gualihes'
us AimnisTuior OF the Of Mathew ClaIki aoea'
late Of The County of seneca, and stote Of ohio a.
TIM Dec. 81, 1885, 3w. JAMES bo1p. q ss.aals;;.l
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
Monumental DaguereOtyPe Cases

A method has long been sought for, 70 inssr
in q dur able manner, Daguerreoiype Likenessel
70 Head stonet aud Monumenis ] have been
manufacturing these cases for the last two years
and cauaFarFant them to secure the picture Tor .
long number Of years.
The outside case is made Of Parian Marble, and
the boz hch tnclOses the picture and keep " Ia
) state OF great preservation foF long numb q
years, l. mode Of brass scTei0 boT. Il m q
! very neat Job on Head Stone or Monum o.
They are used IL Greenwood Cemetery, Mount
Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other Cemetries IN
the United States.
A liberal diseount made 20 Marble Dealer and
Daguerreotypials Price from e2,25 each 70 $3.50
| A circular Of sngravings will be sent 70 any adj
dress. free with price list, Address.
L.BALDWIN, Agt Of Msusoleum
| Ia-3m 335 BrOadw
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
LOOK Eft!

NHE subscriber offer atsae In lots TO suit pnrehaser $50
Of land In the heart Of Seneca county, described
as follows. sw -, sec. "a, ,, Ri7 100 acres The
Ia Sec B. 2,r ~, 100 acres. These1 4, t2,rI1
100 acres. And also the si9 l.4 T. t2. N, "a
acres. The lands lay convenientto the NJ. r. 4 l.. T. r.
R. aud the village OF Lodi and Flat Rock, the soil
first rate. Some little improved, and disqualification. The
Timber is excellent We will sell any all OF the shove
lands, accommodating terms In lots suit puFrhaser oI
information, apply David Riekenbaugh, four mea south
Of Tfn the Gres nfeld road, to Oliver zeer in Tiff
fin. DAVID TELLER,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
LIST OF LANDS

Town parts County
Returned Delinquent BY GpcneE said County
T Penalty and Interest thereon for The A. D. 1885, and the simple
Tsrss year A.. D. 1885,
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also
Aeopy Of the AT Journal one yosr and
A Ticket w the Aunual mstrihuUou ofWorts orAN
Thus Tor ever 81 paid rcron uotonly rcit beaut nl
hnaayng OF Magazine one yeaf hut an receives the AZ
louFual atg year, Rad Fdketia h4 Aenusl biahuton
makns tour dolrs worth offeaiug matter besides tho irk
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Those who prefer Msgague. to the Enrraviue 'sauf,y
Night can have elthcr OF The fOowiur one vuar lansr
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WALKER & 0URAND'S

IhsIp Ia,p store We are aosr BARGAINS, ssd
have stacks ofall kinds Of goods, splendiI N.S5
NtOh cts per yafd." ' y"
5000 yards bio hnslius, from 70 q cent, ps, vs
nieaehed huslins ch aper ihsa sin Be- bangb
st any house west Of New York. An Minds Of ielin,t
dHls Daper', Crash Cheeks striped shirin~s sge
yafna Snuoh and wool Fiannels, also nice lo IN 100.
mado flannela so pieces eolo,ed and While b,stst.
The largest and best se.ected stock Of
ri, ESnlhS, g1SSItiEbES, VESTIES,
aud Jouns, west Of the hlountnins - H't"-9s@
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CARPET CHAIN,

Now LAde 'and gentlemen crowd ia ana ~ ,ul, -
make foom aud u cannot sell you anvthis- ~ ni
20. eharse you Tor shoWingyou az through our sman5u
g,'s .s 2, seeas; es
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TSa,dieai

W. have Ne largest ana most splendid assoutht Stlsit
and plaid MaHnoos, uelains. Cobofrs, 'F'-'N
FOFAiNSs MOHAtR de UFgEe
ever brought 10 ths city, also the ncost Cosr .nd I,a.
tleyesi alse, 1890 yafii Of ~ N-'"F
BLACK FANCY DRESS SILKS.
a. greatly reduced pr'oes extensive lotof
BtaoS and .FgUred Sikh Pelcets.
Ihe l'Egest assortment Of nsoaha stella, Ca,buss. ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-26
Dissolution Notice.

upnly 70 j N. rlrrrsoun'
Hon. sect, ,umn, Ohio. 81
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27

WELLS, FARGO
FOR SALE ON THE 20.
Adrian, Mich,
Alton, Ill.
Anderson, Ind.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Auburn, n. Y.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Beloit, Wis.
Bciviiere, III.
Binghamton. n. Y.
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The Trinity journal., 1856-12-27
PATENT AMBR0TYPES.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhah-
i itants of Weaverville and vicinity that he has
secured the right of Trinity Co. for taking
PATENT AMBROTYPES,
they being the only kind that rU last. as he has
been assured by the best Artists in the State that
cold weather destroys the vanished pictures or
if not vanished continued damp causes the Col
lodion to separate from the glass thereby, in Ell
ther case destroying the picture, Having n per-
mancnt interest in this place the undersigned
wishes to give a " plain, unvarnshcd tale" that
the public being warned may shun Scylla and
Charyhdis.'
Having recently taken lessons from the first
and best Amhrotypist in the state, he feels conf
dent of giving satisfaction. None but first elias.
pictures suffered to leave his rooms Call and see
for yourselves COR. or COURT n TAYLOR
SITS. &r.REN EMBER THEPLACE.-n;N
Instruction given in the Art. and apparatus fur
nished. ON. ?. NORCROSS, Amhrotypist.
n B.-l hereby warn all persons against using
the Patent Process in this County. o. ii. p. n.
Weaver. Oct. 20, 1856. 40-tf.