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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-23
County Convention.

The Republicans of Trumbull county
are hereby called upon to attend a Mass
Convention at Empire Hall, in Warren,
on Thursday the 9th day of Nav, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. to electra delegate to rep
resent the County in the National Pres
idential Convention to DO held at Phila.
delphis, June Eth.
The Counties Of this Cong,e SIGNAL dis
triet will thus elect their delegates sep
eraicly. by arrangement of The Commit
tee for the whole district By order of
the Committee. J. ID. Cox.
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Church Hill. rrumbun Co.. o April. 1855. spa52,
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! AT

nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! AT
IL THE "wARREN DRY GOODS STORB."-Ws
are now receiving our stock OF Spring and Summer
Goods. comprising nearly eT-rything belonging 20 me
dry goods trade.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage extended to ia
the past season. We have purchased largely. and de-
sign to furnish to the people Of Warren and vicinity,
such bargains As will secure the attention Of the
masses.
We design TO demonstrate to our patrons the sdTan-
tages Of dealing with those VIM adopt the
FAD PAY SYSTEM,
And are exclusively engaged in a particular branch OF
business
We intend to DO a str sight forward business, and We
ask for no success but that which watts on INDUSTRY
and honest dealing.
We respectfully solicit attention to our stock. TO
which additions will he made TO suit the wants OF the
people. and which will be found Tar heavier and mors
general than heretofore exhibited.
anr93 PECK, BURWELL & co.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FLOODED

- $50
Il sTOCK-This sale will consist, principally. Of
the very finest quality Of THOROUGH BRED SHORT
HORN DURuAMs, with good p~edigrees 10 each ami
NAL.
Ny son, R. L. Walker, has again spent several
weeks in several Of the hrst stock counties in Ken
lucky, and with great care has selected ave yOung
Bulls o. the choicest kind, mostly sired by imported
Bulls. Also. several thoroughbred COWS AND
HEIFERS, which have bean bred in Kentucky, and
also have good P~edigrees- Also. afew good fn'lblood
Breeding Cows and Hsifers Willie offered for sale
As the stock has ali been selected with great care.
and with special reference to the purity Of blood and
hest breeding qualities, 1 need only add that they are
very much superior to anything that has ever been
offered to the public in Northern Ohio, as the animals
and pedigrees will show for themselves All persons
wishing to improve their stock are respectfully invited
to attend the sale, which viii be held at Youngstown,
Mahoning county, o.. on Thursday. May ], le56-
TEKNs:-A credit OF sixty days will be gwen. with
not. and approved security. payable in the Western
Reserve or Mahoning County Banks. or a discount Of
two per cent. will be allowed for cash payments.
r. u. WALKER
Church Hill. Trunbul Co., o April. 1856. ap23-2t
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

COsiSuToS, Ohio, Dec. 90, 1883.
Ny wife has been Affected with The Liver Complaint
and Dysrepsll for a number Of years, during which
time | have spent 4 great deal for dOct ring. hut she
re eeiEed very little benefit therefrOm. and finally the
doctors said she could not be cured. Last spring she
concluded to try HoOhand's German Bitters; she took
two bottles, ana ever since taxing them she has been
able 10 attend to her business. / have sold quite a num-
Der Of bottles through her accommodation and a. far
as can learn.it has given satisfaction TO ALL"
See advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-04-23

MAJOR JoNEs's SWITCHES OF Travel
Price 80 cents. Published by Il. B.
Peterson, 102, Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia.
Those who have read the Majors
Courtship, will be at no loss TO know the
character of this book. 1t comprises
scenes, incidents, and adventures in his
tour from Georgia to Canada. The il.
Illustrations, BY barley, are capital. Ma
jor Jones of Pineville is certainly a very
original, eccentric and amusing story.
teller. Those who wish to enjoy a
hearty laugh, should read the book.
P~ETEBsoSs MAGAZINE Terms-S2 pei
year. Published by Chas. J. Peter
son, No. 1O2, Chestnut street, Phila.
delphia.
The first story in the May number is,
In Love, or not In Love, and short as il
is, it would be worth the price of a years
subscription, to some young men We wot
of. Mr.. Peterson keeps up the charac
ter Of his Magazine in every respect, and
1t well merits the patronage of a gen.
erOus public.
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GALE OLE REAL ESTATE.

ShIL UT IlI4AAA HOL~ANH
- By order OF the Probate Court OF Truc5un Coun-
~ Ohio. on the 22d day OF May, 1856. between the
bours org O'Clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P N Of said day,
I viii offer for sale at yendue, on the premises the
following real estate. situate in Pennington, Trumbun
County, Ohio. and known as being part Of lot No. y,
in said township, and bounded as follows: Beginning
At a stake standing in the centre Of the highway lead
ing from Pierce's Mills to the State Road, thence east
So south 2 chains and % links thence east paranel
with the lot line, 5 chains and al seventy sewn INKS
thence north parallel with the lot line, 4 chains and ~
links; thence west parallel with the lot lines ehalhs
and n links 10 the centre Of the highway above named;
thence along the centre Of the highway to the pace OF
beginning, and contains acres OF land. be the same
more or less. Terms made known on DAY OF saE-
me above lands will be sold as the property OF nm-
A Cnrtis and Orrin c. Curtis. minor heirs OF Chas-D.
SN.S- Jsc-s.ej DANL Guardian
to Vim. A. & 0rrin q. Curtis
Dy JONI VI. sIrLL, his ATTY,
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PNOTICE--DR :. STRoSG's FEVER DESTROYER.
The prcprietors depend wholly uPOn the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take it to the
sick room. and there let it speak for itself; let it there
spread JOY and peace around the pillow Of suffering
aud pain. IL It viii net do this. a thousand certificates
will do but little towards securing the confidence of the
public. The testimOnials-which are many and long
are published in a circular. as the limits Of an adver-
usement viii not permit-whicha are presented more for
the purpose Of calling the public mini to this new rem
edy, which may he found at al the principal Druggists
ia the Western States and California.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
claim it will have great popularity wherever introduc-
ed, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, il it possesses no real value. the sick will soon
md 1t out, and demonstrate il as a humbug "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

i There will he meeting for the Examination Of
Teachers for Trum5ull County, at Empire Hall, in
Warren, on Friday, the 2d day Of May next, al tUo'eioek
A. NJ
As that will be the closing regular examinations 81
the Spring course. all who expect TO apply for eerun-
Gates, are desired to be present.
sSrs3-st wy. C. CLARK, Secretary.
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T

Persons laboring under this distressing malady will
lind Dr. Hanee,s EPileptic Pills to be the only remedy
ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits
lhese rms possess a specific action on the nervous
system and although prepared especially for the pur-
pose OF curing FITS, they will be found Of especial ben
eht 70 all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been Frustrated or shattered from
any cause whatever The d~yspeptie patient. whose
stomach has lost the power Of duly converting food into
a NE sustaining element. is relieved by a single course
OF the extraordinary Pills. The gastric fluid re-ae-
Ilres ITS solvent power, and the crude nutrimcnt
which was a load and a burden to the sufferer, while
ms digestive organization was paralized and unstrun 2.
becomes under the wholesome revolution created in
the system, the basis Of strength, activity, and health.
Sent to any pait Of the country by mail, Tree Of pos
tage. Address SETH 5. HANCE 1O5 Baltimor Street,
BIltmore, Nd. Priee-one box, 50; two, s.; twelve.
81. apr q.-im.
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INHE GREAT Red DRAGON: or the

L the Master Key 70 Popery. BY ASrHoNT GARvIS,
formerly one Of the Roman Catholic Priests Of Sara
gossa, Spain. And behold a Great Red Dragon, hay
ing seven heads and ten HORNS" Cct--REv. xii. ,.
Comprising a complete history Of Popery, giving =
full account Of all tie customs Of the Priests and Fri
ars, and the Rites and Ceremonies Of the Popish relig-
ion, and a number OF authenticated DlmnationS and
Accommodation proclaimed by the Pope. at sundry
times, against wellknown European personages.
Also a detailed account Of the Roman Catholic Aur-
icuar Confession, comprising q number Of private
confessions Of Young Women and Of Priests at the
DO int Of death; the deplorahle practices Of the Priests
in selling permission 10 commit crimes, or ~indulgen-
cies OF the most awful and indelicate nature; to which
is appended a List of Prices required for each sin; Ex-
tripation OF Here;ics. and Notes, giving a statement OF
the Power and Prospects Of the P1Fsl Church IN the
United States
The wors is bound in rich muslin. gilt back and side,
with marble edges. in n very superior and workmanlks
manner. Also. very finely illustrated, with 1--WE graphic
and superior engraTings-
Agents wanted to sell this book, it is the boek for
the times, at ADAMS-
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EvERI READER will please notice the advertisement
descriptive OF M. Sears Pictorial Family Bible, and
Works.
To the uninitiated in the great art OF selling books,
We would say that We present a scheme Tor money ma
king which IL far better then all the gold mines OF Cal
ifOrni3 anu Australia.
Any person wishing TO embarkia the enterprise, will
risk Little by sending to the Publisher SIS. for which
he viii receive sample copies Of The various works, fat
wholesale prtces,) carefully boxed, insured and direc-
ted. ahoTding a very liberal per centage to the agent
for his trouble. WIKI these he will soon be able 10 as
certain the most $ .leable, and order accordingly. Adj
dress, post paid) ROBERT SEARS. Publisher,
apr23 lei William street, New York.
THE prOpTietors u some kinds of medicine try TO in
duce people 10 think they viii cure everything. DR.. :.
A. Weavers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, to which
the attention Ofevery candid reader is called, in anoth-
er column, will positively cure all kinds Of humors,
purify the blood, and strengthen the system.
FOR $ implicitly the Persian Government takes prece-
dence Of all others There are only two officers in the
kingdom-the tax ~gatherer and the hangmsn. Apropos
Of smPheity-Perry Davis Pain Killer is one Of the
simplest OF medicines, notwithstanding its wonderful
curative powers It Is entirely vegetable, and per
frctiy safe.
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22D OF APRIL 1856.

u Z. HOYT q CO.'S STOCK OF
~. Cloths. Black and Fancy C~assimeres, silk. Sat
in and Marseilles Vesting, must be seen to be admired.
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DAJOUS' AND ALEXANDERS
ID Superior Kill Gloves assorted coIors) sizes for
Ladies ard G-ntlemen. at Z. 4. HOYF < CO.
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lust OPENED A GOOD ASSORT-
- ment OF SILK, Soft. Wool, Panama and Straw
Hats. at EDWARD Z. HOYT & co.
SEED BUCKWHEAT FOR SALE
~ att Z HOYT & co.
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THE PEOPLE MEDICAL LIGHT
L house. lCO copies just received, price sa.oo; at
SPRING STOCK. NEW GOODS
~ New Books, at BALDwIN's
DLANK BOOKS.-A superior as
II sortment Just received. consisting Of Ledgers,
Journals. Record, Cash. Invoice, Docket. Log, Note,
Time, Receipc Bank. Pass, Letter, Gaping. and Mem
orandums, fufrand half hound. at
NEW YORK LEDGER WITH ALL
~ the back numbers, at BALDWIN's-
WALL PAPER, a new supply Just
w received at
GOLD PENS, a fine assortment at
~ reduced rates, at
A RICH ASSORTMENT OF NEW
~ and elegant Portfolios, jus; arrived at
NEW AND FANCY WRITING
~ Desk and Dressing Cases, at BALDWIN's.
NEW STOCK OF LADIES' PORT
aHd Needle Books, at BALOWIN'S-
7 AIDES FANCY CABASES. New
IL and E.egantstyles, at prices from 81 so to So
at BALDWIN,s.
HANGER IN THE DARK;
1 H A BOOK destined 10 De TtGl uy every AulcElCauf-
Do you say more light, more light, then read danger In
in the dark. This brilliant work exhibits = vivid and
striking picture Of Anti Republican Romanism. all in
its grim, repulsiVe features, hideous forms and infer
nal Vaccinations. Ii brings TO light the Infamous
plottings, craft and trickery practiced in our midst by
the order OF Jesuits,- brotherhood OF piOus assassins-
The Vilest and m0st despieable OF our race. who seek
to stife the breath OF liberty, and slbVert the free in
situations Of our Republic, while they owe alliganee to
n foreign Despot, and bow to = mater IN Rome. This
work especially repels the auiaeious assaults upon The
common schools Of our country.
Young men can do well TO sell this book by subscrip-
lions, as they can get them on the best terms at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
Warren, April %.
ERESH STOCK AT THE PHOENIX.
Il 60 OK. Qljni1e. pure:
50 - Chinoidine. for ague pills;
go " Prairie IIeave Tonic-try il;
$50 lbs. Salt Petre-redned;
40 Sulphur and Epson Salts
81 " Pure Spanish Annatt0
40 Gum CamphOr;
100 " Appetite Feed. an very snail packages;
30 dox. Superior Writing Ink
10 " Horse Powders Collins make;
20 " Durkee's Pure Baking PoEdsr'
CPRING & REED, DRU CYCLISTS,
- Van Gorler's Block, Warren, o.. take pleasure in
mentioning receipts Of heavy invoices from the AaS-
apr23
T AIDES will find at the Phoenix
l. ehoic. Tooth SOAP. and buffalo horn back Hair
Brushes from s TO s3.s2. Mt
ZINC PAINT-pure snow white
II REMEMBER and call at the ;fGnix. aprs3
VUOMAN'S FRIEND SOAP AND
Yankee Williams nice Transparent sassafras
Toiie, Hand Sap. All fer sale ct the thGnix o.
sprs tPSisse SeLp.
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DLEACHED AND BROWN SHEET
- ings, TOxeIines, Scotch Diapers Coarse Linens,
Napkins and Curtains. Goods just received at
p. 4. HOYT & co.
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The Adjourned Session.

We give below the report Of the com
miItee TO whom was rtferred the Iesolu.
ton in reference TO the ~expediency o.
holding an adjourned session. We hope
our readers will give it a candid perusal
4 large amount of time has been spent
in investigating the frauds of the last
State Administration. Every obstacle
was thrown in the way by the late off
GERS, and their friends Of the Slaveocracy
party, but patiently and perseveringly
the legislature has unraveled the tangled
web, and the following is the sum OF
locofoco misdeeds brought 10 light by
the investigation. The figures we take
from The Canton Repository.
New Slate House Deficiency. $500, f25
Treasurer Of State Defalcation 168, coo
Board of Public Works 156, 900
New Lunatic Asylums 1867
Benevolent Institutions $685.
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T AIDES will find at the Phoenix
eboic. Tooth Soap. and buffalo horn back Hair
Brushes from s TO s3.s2. Mt
ZINC PAINT-pure snow white
II Rememher and call At the ffUnix. aprs3
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SPRING & REED, DRU GGISTS,
n.ptionina receipts Of heavy invoices from the East
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HkAND EXPOSITION of RICH

Chas. Messenger. Novelty Works, Warren, Agent for
Trumbull County Martin Kirkpatrick, Ellsworth.
Asent FOR Mah0ling County. apr23tf
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by JONI NJ. sIrLL. his ATTY,
ApriI 23-4tE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21
LlFE-PRESERyING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

HE Subscribers having purchased The sole right to
make and sell these SwingIe,rees, in the counties
Of Wake, Johnston. Chatham, Orange, Franklin, War
and Nash, would respectfully inform The public that
they will attend tie Counts In The above counties with
them, and will also peldls them through the country.
BY this Swnglelrec horse. o. two or more horses,
can DO detached from vehicle when At full speed with
perfect safety 10 the vehicle and those in it. Ii is sim
pie and easy, that any boy len years old avail
himself Of lis use No such protection has ever before
been invented against The dangers incident to runaway
iractious horses Every riding vehicle ought 10 have
one attached 10 H. i is cheap, safe and certain pro-
lection against danger. Il can be attached TO old
vehicles.
or Notice Is hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent or amy imitation attempt TO make
by any modification, ihis Patent Swingctrce in any Of
the counties above enumerated the person persons
offending win be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law
10 the United States Courts Ut Washington
PIP. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh. Pei. IA, 1856. 27- Gn
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aNrMoRY IS IMPAIRED nv AGR,' saws one.
believe il II 50, ii the memory be MT cx-
rrcised, or IL the intellect be dull. Thcmis-
toclrs knew the names Of all the citizens Of
Athens. DO you suppose tliat when he be-
came advanced in wears lie would salute
Aristides as Ly simachus. o. any one person
Tor another. myself not only knnw must
IL the Roman citizens now living, but also
knew their fathers and their grandlathers.
Nor would lear 20 lOsc ms memory ht read
ing inscriptions on the grase.stoncs, accord.
ing 10 The vulgar superstition; but. on the
contrary, il would rather refresh my memory
al the dead. have never hard uf an old man
Who had forgotten where lie had hidden 4
treasure. The old remember all things they
take an interest III; they remember the g.
cognizanccs into which they entered, q
whom they are indebted. and who owe them.
| How is il with regard to old men who are
lawyers, who are pOntiiis, Who are augurs, who
are philosophers? How rctentiye their me-
mory must be Old mems intellects remain
10 them provided only study and industry
remain. Nor is this the case alone with men
who are iIluslriOus aud honest, but also with
those in the private walks Of life.
Sophocles continued TO write tragedies 70
extreme old age his sons brought him intu
court on the pretencc of his having neglected
his private business, aud prayed that he might
he deprived of the control 81 his property on
account of ,lctage. The Athcnians. as well
as ourselves. deprive fathers Of the manage.
mcnt of their affairs Oh account u lucompe.
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10. IDDERTgDM, lDENgrIST,
HAVING located in Hillshorough. respectfully Of
crs his professional services % the czens Of The
town and Surrounding couney. lie can produce satis-
factory testimonials oi bis skill In The profession.
Ofiee a, the Union Hotel. When requested, fami-
lies will be waited ON at heir residence. Charges
sonabie.
ar Dr.. r. viii bc 10 Chapel Hill the first week IN
each month.
February IL. 25--
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tency. On this occasion the old man is said
to have recited to the judges a tragedy which
lie had just finished, called " Edipus Colo.
neus," and asked them whether they thought
it the production Of dotard. After the reci-
tation BY The decree Of the judges he was i'm.
mediately liberated.
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Fay0nise your .NcfgIsbOrs.
BRYAN & OLDHAM,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,


WILMINGTON, N. O.,
- EsPECTFUIlY iufarm their upcouniry friends
iha they are prepared 70 give prompt attention TO
sll business 10 their line which moy be committed TO
their charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand The hest CORN Shell
LERS that can es had and npen the receipt Of orders
enclosing len dollars they will deliver In Hillsboroueh
Shelter with which bog fourteen years old can shell
100 10 $50 bushels per DAY.
Wilmington. Ian. 25. 23-6m
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iIisT REcEIYEp.

E00 lbs. Pure Lead. oss lbs. White Zinc Paint
OUO 10 sss. Sweet OIL, hills. Tannets' OIL
8 gsis. Japan xafnsh, u lbs. Paris Gteen.
. aoz. patent psirs Dder. Dry White and Red Lead.
~ Ibs. French zine or Porcelain White, &C. nc.
LONG 4 CAIN.
ynus %, 1865. gs-
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CANpHnR ASD STRreHSINE.-Thc beneficial
effects ul camphor. a. an antidote 10 strych-
nine, are illustrated in case reported By
DR.. fewkcsbury, of Portland, Maine. 1t ap.
pears that i boy was seized with consulsions,
aud il was ascertained that lie had just eaten
biscuit, picked up at tie door ul an eating
house, that was made for the purpose Of kill
Ing rats. aud contained about one and i hall
grains of strychnine. The boys spasms were
20 severe that immediate death was inesita.
BILE, though all The usual remedies were re-
sorted 70. camphor could not be introduced
into the stomach on account ui The continued
lock-jaw. Accordingly strong injections 81
camphor were used. and the body immersed
in hot camphur bath, and in lev hours The
boy vas comparatively we'll.
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Wall Paper and Fire Screens, also
Plain aud OIL coiorci Window shades,
IL J. q. TuRRENTlNE e. SON's.
Arnl 10. al
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

a LOT Of School Books. English. Latin. and Greek
~ kluas used In Ne. W. J. BInshams school.
70 sale NY
October ., 1898. -
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!" TmE CaarLs ARE Coalso.'-The United
States sloop supply arrived al Kingston, Ja.,
April IL. III % lass from, smyrna. Tie
supply i tie vessel sent nut 70 procure 4
number u cainels 10 be brought 10 tie United
States.
She has 50 camcls on beard. which were
procured by Major Wayne and Captain Pnr.
ter. They are 70 be taken 10 lndianuia,
Texas, where an enclosure covering ten acres
On ground has been prepared lur their accom-.
mOdation until they are recruitcd for service
III the Western Plains. Several Arabs &c.
company item 10 take care Of them.
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FoR sA I. 4

TIEARL sisrch. Chlorine Tcolh Wash,
Black Lsner varni,h. Bulls sarapatilin,
Essence of Jasa Coffee, Es- McI.snc'r vsmiiuee,
Ira Fine. Ayers Cherry pccioml,
Holland Gin, Ayers Pills, sc. sc.
L0SG e. CAIN.
June sd,ass5. ss-
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do You krow The prisoner. MI. Janes T.
!" yps. 10 ihc bone." "Whaiis his ria, acier 7"
!. Ddn'i know lie had any" Dups IT, live near
your" 50 near that he spent only five shill-
ings for fie wood IN eight years" "Did be
ever come into collision with ycu IN any mat
ier !" Only once, and that when he wss drunk
and misook me FOR lamp pusl." sF,om what
ynu do know Of him. would you believe him
upon oathi' " THAT depends npcn circum.
s,sncrs. n he wss so nfath intoxicated ihsi
he did no, know what he WAS dung, ] would /;
II mol, wauldn'i.n