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Chillicothe Advertiser Printing Office
For Sale.

E. 3, Eshelman, the proprietor, says:
Desiring 10 embrace an opportunity
now presented me for connecting myself
with an extensive Printing establishment
in a hourishing city in another Stale, and
wishing to settle up the business of the
Office, l will dispose of the CAiHicOhe
Adgertiser Printing Office on fair terms,
TO a National Democrat. Possession
given on the LIST of April. The estab
lishment has connected with it one of
the best Job Offices in the State, with an
abundance Of material of all kinds.
To editors friendly disposed, l shall be
under obligations if they will call atlen-
to the fact that the Office is for sale.
Any person having an idea of purehas-
ing should come and look at the Office
and at the city.
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Indian War in Florida.

A letter from Fort Myers, Florida,
represented the Indians in hat vicinity
as still active in Il cir hostlities. Two
fishermen, named B. Hudson and James
Martin. engaged in supplying the fort,
were murdered, and their vessel set on
FIRE. Lieutenant Heartsehuf, with a
small detachment, started in pursuit Of
The murderers.
Volunteers were being raised, attempt
ing to operate with the troops. Major
McKinstry had been ordered to Tampa,
and Capt. Hancock to Fort Myers.
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nefaloation in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Picaynns states that
Colonel Garland's defalcations amount
to $50, GOO, but it is thought by many
that the city has suffered during his
administration 10 the extent of 81 ,0O0,-
600. Mr.. Garlend started a louisiana
Savings bank. Of which he was himself
President. The depositors were mostly
poor men and women. An immense
crowd of people gathered around the
bank when his delinquency became
known; the doors of the bank, however,
were shut.
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Repuhlican Meeting.

In pursuance of a previous call, a
meeting of the Republicans of Mahoning
town and vicinity was held in the School
House at Mahoningtown on Tuesday eve
ming 4th inst. On motion Stephen Sher
man, Esq, was chosen President and
Samuel Wallace and J. w. Blanchard
Secretaries,
The Chairman briefly stated, hat the
object of the meeting was for The discus
sion of the Subject of Slavery. After
which the meeting was ably addressed
by VIM. F. Clarke, Esq.
On motion of II. 4. Rabbit, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That we fully endorse the
sentiment of the address by VIM. F.
Clarke Esq.
On motion of Thos. Sample Esq, it
was resolved that the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the officers and
published The meeting then adjourned.
S. SHERMAN, President.
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Earthquake.

The city of Jeddo, in Japan, has been
destroyed by an earthquake. Thirty
thousand lives were lott, and one hun
bred thousand buildings demolished
The earthquake was plainly felt at San
Francisco, the shocks being SO violent,
the inmates of every dwelling were awak-
ened, and many were thrown from their
beds. Houses swayed and rolled about
like ships at sea, but few were shaken
down.
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WHIsKEY FREEzISG.-In Jonesville,
Lee co., Virginia last week. the keeper
of a grocery store, it is said, broached a
barrel of whiskey to serve out to his
customers, but upon attempting to draw
some of the liquid, it was found to have
frozen into a barrel of solid ice. This
proves that the weather was either I'M
precedently cold, or that rather too
much water had been mixed with that
whisky.
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Rail Reads.

The severe weather only has proven
ted the work on the sections OF The North
Western Railroad in this vicinity, from
being pushed forward vigorously to com
pletion. Work will also be commenced
soon on that part of the MahOning Val,
ley Road lying between this place and
Youngstown. As to the Road connec-
ting Jul place with the Ohio IL Penn'a
Road, we are still confident that 1t Will
be built notwithstanding some wise-acres
in the Legislature seem to sec a "snake
in the simple legislation that IS asked
fnr-Nen GasNe Gazette.
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Ghnine Extracts

The Democrat was evidently rilea last
week. We give a couple of short ex-
tracts which beIray good temper, ana a
cultivated taste.
That might do for any one else han a
blue-beIlied, woolly headed Black Repub-
lican to say.
Yet when they sell themselves, body,
soul and breeches to the south for a
Speaker, and in turn practice a swindle
OH their constituents by voting for South
ern men, it is a small matter.
Go ahead, brother Ritezel.
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WARREN MARKET,
FER \

6SOTIcE--DK- s. SrKos0's FEvER DEsTRo.EE-
-Ihe Proprietors depend wholly upon HE intrinsic
virtues, he curative powers Of this new Remedy, 20
ouiid up ~ Own repc alton. Every sufferer will be
leit 70 decide Tor himself the relief it affords him. The
hest recommendation 1t can acquire Is to take It to the
sick room. and there let it speak for Itself: let Il there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain lit VIII Eot do this. a thousand certificates
will do but little toward securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimoniais-whieh are uany aud long
are published in acircular. as the limits Of an adTer.
tisement will not permit-whicha are presented more for
the purpose OF calling the public mind to this new rem
edy. which may he fcunf at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California
IL Il possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever introduce
ed, and form q great public blessing On the othsr
hand, IL it possesses no real vslue, the sick will soon
nnd It out, and demonstrate il as q humbug, "a bass
imposition" See advertisement
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The Hon. L. D. Campbell.

At the meeting held in Washington
on Friday the 9Th inst, by the Know
Nothings, TO ratify the nomination Of
Fillmore, Mr.. Campbell made a speech,
which seems to us to be quite at variance
with the principles which he had so often
advocated, in this place, and wherever
during the last season, we have heard or
read, Of his having made public speech
es. We hope there is some error in the
report of his speech. We arc 10th to be-
lieve so eloquent a champion of human
rights could SO descend from his high po-
sitior.
The following is an extract from his
speech as reported:
He said we could and would manage
our own internal affairs 10 suit ourselves
also, without any of the preferred aid of
John Bull, Patrick O'Flaherty or Hans
Bergerskiterhopen either. We. like 9th,
er people, have our troubles in the camp,
but that was non of other peoples bust
The trouble was about n colorcd
gentleman on the fuel, or in other words,
a Niger in the woodpile. Laughter.
On this mater he had his own opinion,
and should continue to think for himself.
But he thought he could retire to an ante
room now with bis friend from Kentucky
and his friend from North Carolina,
(Messrs Cri'tenden and Haughton, and
they were two to one against him
they could fix the matter up in ten min
utes, if il would stay fixed. But the
business was an outside issue. Ii
has no business in the American party,
and fer his part, he wished to keep the
gemmen OBJ color out. Laughter and
Cheers.
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Mmriagts.

IN Hartford, at the residence Of the brides father,
on the 9th inst, by Rev. John Graham. Mr.. D.. 3.
TRACY ESQ., and Miss EDSA A. BIsHor. all Of Hartford.
In Bristol, on the 18th inst, by Elder Har3oz
Reeves, Mr.. LYsASDzR Wo0D. aud Miss REnEccA A.
FRENCH.
A. he Union House, Payne's Corners. March In.
By I. B Payne. Esq, Mr.. CALVIN N. REEDkR. Of Hart
ford. to Miss AsAsDA MrssER OF The former place.
On the 18th inst. at the Parsonage, In Warren, by
Rev. Geo. W. Maltby, Mr.. JosEPH sk0Ez, Of Bristol,
and Airs sAR4H HxwETT, Of armington-
At the same place, by the same, on the 18th inst, Mr..
FRAScIs B. LISS, Of cIaridOn. GeaugA Co and Miss
CATuARISE CLISITz. Of Lordssoxn.
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RianniaI Sessions.

The lower House of the Georgia Leg
stature has passed by a vote of 98 to l,
the bill for changing from biennial to an
nual sessions. and limiting them to fort;
days unless p~rotracted by a vote OF two
thirds OF the Legislature.
[; would be well If the Legislature Of
This State. would do the same thing.
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anti.Nehraska Cancus.
WASHINGTON March

WASHINGTON, March. 10.
A caucus was held at the Capitol last
night, of the Anti-Nebraska members of
Congress. E~ighty-fve members were
present, representing all the Free States.
Senator Foote presided, and Mr.. Cum
back, Of Indiana, acted as Secretary.
Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts,, was
called out, and spoke earnestly of the
unicn of the entire North in favor Of
Freedom, notwithstanding the conflicting
state of parties, and pledged her for the
Anti Nebraska candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Mr.. Colfax. of Indiana, advocated The
policy of making the great question of
freedom in the territories, the issue Of
the Presidential campaign in opposition
to the Slavery aggression. Mr.. Banks
expressed similar views, ard had TO
doubt that the people of Massachusetts,
would carry out the question TO a sue
cessful issue.
Mcssrs. Collamer and Seward made
earnest speeches insisting that the per
manent and overshadowing issue of the
day is freedom or slavery, and on this
an appeal to the country must be made.
The latter declared that he did not care
what name the party bore, he would
support the candidate who represents the
principles of Freedom.
Mr.. Sc ward said this was the first
speech he had wei made in the House
Of Representatives. He was interrupted
by loud applause. Mr.. Cragin, Of n.
H.. Mr.. Bensoa of Ne, Mr. Howard of
Michigan, Mr.. Billinghurst of Wiscon-
sin, Messrs. flor.ll and Sabin Of Vermont,
Woodruff of It., Darfee Of Rhode Is
land, and Granger Of n. Y, spoke for
their States in a similar vein.
MIR. Todd of Pennsylvania, while pre-
ferring to remain uncOmmilted as to the
Presidency, declared himself strongly
an anti Nebraska man. The call of The
States was not concluded, when the eau
Gus Adjourned until Tuesday next.
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J. W. BLANcHARD,l ca..
SAMUEL WALLACE

CENTRAL AMERICA NEws.-By the ar
rival ofthe Northern Light, from San
Juan, we have important and interesting
news from Nicaragua. Gen. WALKER
has seized all the boats Of the Nicaragua
Transit company, annulled their charter
and granted a new charter 10 another
companv.-Clercland Leader.
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CtSShllOu Vi tue CauSe Oh Du
they now insist upon further satisfaction
What more can We ask, and what more
are we entitled TO receive, than what hal
already been granted, in the face OF al
the world, than an ample apology fol
the act, and The absIaining from its re
petition
The United States does not, and has
no reason TO fear a war with any nation
on the face of the earth, but if that event
should ever happen, which, God forbid,
we hope the right may BE on our side,
and that ne may not be plunged into il
b yareckless Administration, which looks
upon a war as the last card which it can
play in the game of the next Presidency
which would count the purchase of an
o her four years in power as cheap,
although it should cost millions of lives,
and millions of property.
Kansas.
In the address CT S. n. Wood, Esq,
editor of the Kansas Tribune, before a
meeting in Empire Hall, on the night of
the 10th inst, the speaker gave a very
interesting description of the Territory
of Kansas, its soil, rivers, timber, fertil-
ity, &c. He says almost the whole
surface is an undulating prairie, with
heavy timber near The water courses,
and a soil of six 10 eight feet in Depth
The country is well watered by the
thousand tributaries of the Kansas ard
Missouri rivers. That the climate is reg
ular and extremely healthy {; many d.
seases, which are prevalent in the old
Consumption in particularly being
unknown in Kansas. That plenty of
land can be had at government price,
and that, if it is made a free territory,
there is no part of the territory of the
United States, which presents so many
inducements to settlers, as Kansas. He
urged all young and middle aged men,
who think of going West to find new
10 go at once to Kansas. for the
reason that tbeywould thus benefit them
and aid the cause of freedom.
lie said the people of the free States,
BY their action with regard to Kansas,
him of the story of the Kansas
and his wife. He said a man
and bic wife had settled on a prairie, far
from other inhabitants, and one day
while they were using a bedquilt for a.
loor to their log hut. a bear walked in.
The settler sprung up on the poles which
formed the loft of his cabin, leaving his
wife TO take care Of herself. She seized
IN axe, and the bear at once attacked
ler. While the conflict was in progress,
he husband looked down from his perch
Ind called out to his wife, giUe IL 10 him
give it to him Betsey. The wo-
nan o o dispatched the bear, when the
husband let himself down, looked at the
lead animal, and said, what a big bear
and Betsey have killed.
The speaker said that the people of
Ohio, looked down from their safe perch
IN the conflict between the free settlers
# Kansas and the Missouri rufians, and
Ike the husband, cried, give it TO him
There was some truth in the I
comparison, we confess.
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Veracity.

The Democrat complains that We rallied
it, or its editor a liar. 1t is mistaken
We did not We said it acted upon the
principle hat a lie well stuck to was
betterthan the truth. Aguilty conscience
needs No accuSer
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~ Having removed to Y~oungsto wn. I oEer for sails
my Garden Farm and Residence. one mile east OF War
rem, on the Vienna road, consisting Of Ten Acres Of
Land, with 4 Dwelling House. Barn and other improve
uents- About Z acres Of the land Is cleared and under
good cultivation; the remainder Is in timber and pas
ture. The house is two stories. comprising ! rooms,
and an excellent cellar under the entire building. The
lot is well fenced, and conveniently situated in every
respect. The property will be sold low, and on easy
terms. Enquire OF the subscriber, at youngstown, or
OF Hoffman & RatiG, Warren, o.
March 10, Is5s-3t JAMES DCMARs.
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nhin Lepislatnre.

The reports which We receive of the
of the Legislature; are either
so very long, or so very short that they
are of little value to the readers or our
1t is almost impossible for US to
ascertain the position or progress of any
bill, or Of its provisions, until its final
passage. We can do little more than
rccori The final passage Of bills. when
ever we can learn 50 much.
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Pay of q. S. Army Officers.

YIELD
Senior colonel S3,312 per annum,
maximum.
Junior major 81, 800 per annum, min
imum.
Total average Of all the colonies,
lieutenant c~olonels, and majors Sc, ESQ
per annum.
COMPANY oFF GERS.
Senior captain 81, 914per annum, max.
imum. re 5a
Junior lieutenant s82s per annum,
minimum.
Total average of all the captains and
lioutenants S1,o32.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES promo.

TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed propo-
Il sails will be received by the Ashtabula and New
Lisbon Rail Road Company. at their Offices in Ashta-
bula or Csndeld, until the 18th day Of March. 1Sj6, sOr
the Graduaiion. Masonry, Bridging and Ties Of that
portion Of their road lying between the Cleveland and
Mahoning Road in Niles, to the east and west centre
road in Austintown, being about5l miles
Profies, Plans and Specifications will be ready for
inspection on and after the first day of March next
Office A. ". L. R. R. Co. Z NEWTON. Pres
Ashtabula, o. Feb. !, 1881 WHALE ChrEng.
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A SHTABULA AND NEW LIsBON

N Rlilroad-Postponeueni. Giving to the eont.u-
ued deep snow, and unfavOrable weather, the Chief
Engineer has been unable to eomplste the survey, To-
cation and estimates Of the south end Of the 5Z miles
heretofore advertised; and for tie purpose Of accom-
plishing this object, and giving contractors an oppor-
tunity OF examining the ground and stone quarries, the
time Of receiving proposals is extended to the 10Th Of
April. 1856, at which time there will be 4 meeting OF
the Board. at the office Of the A. and N. L. R. r. Co.,
at Garfield. There will also be \ meeting Of the Board
at New Lisbon on the lin OF April.
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WARREN MARBLE SHOP. situated

w on Market Street, at the east end Of J. L. Van
Gonler's Brick Block, where may be found a choice az
sortment Of Italian and Vermont Marble. Tomb Stones.
Monuments, Spires and every thing in the Marble line
Of the lest quality and finish. in the bestof style.
All persons that are in want Of anything In
the above line, viii fnd it to their advantage TO give
Us a call and examine stock and prices before Purehss-
ing elsewhere. Call aad see.
MAJ. 10 Sc. Iy- REEVE & WARREN.
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E-NEWIUN, PTesident.
Office A. and N l. R. R. March 10, lS56-2w.
CUPERIOR TEAS IN ORIGINAL,

III LLNION ILAO IN OIIUINAH
~ Half Chests. in Boxes. Of s to u pounds, and in
Metallic Packages. OF y, =. LIZ and 4 pounds. For
sale By ENkIN * co. (origiualinTeniOrs Of metallic
tea paek) Wholesale Dealer in Teas only.N W. corner
OF Market and ninth Streets. Philadelphia
UPTe in Metallic Packs put up in Half Chests.
variety Of both Black and Green. to suit
buyers.
Printed List Of Prices, Terms, &c, furnished By mail
10 all who order them.
All feas warranted to please. or no sale
One and .ae same price to all, and only one.
Half Chests OF Black contain about IS pounds. and Of
Green, about 80 pounds each. mar. 10, 'j6.-3S.
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PPETITE FEED
a 7 I LIIIL ID.
n HorsemGH. Why, what a little mess for q quar-

"a HorssnsH. Why, what a little ness for a quar-
teri
Boy Oh yes, but Colonel Ohio says, when 1t is pre-
pared in this style. you do not have to pay = dollar
per pound for ashes and anthony. 1
IT. Are you sure that this is the same kind that cured
the Cofonel's Undertook colt. 50 quick
b. Yes sir, certain. and neighbOr Potheld's High
lander too. 1 am sure that in ten days Busiris Boy
will be lively again il you give him the Appetite Feed
then it makes the hair lay so sleek and fine.
Scene I'd. II. He drives fine, don't he COllins
Steady : whoa take care therei glongl g1ong nou !
He's caught his trot nicely then. 1 tell you. that is q
lively gait for 4 colt. Two weeks ago he was ecm-
Tletely amiss from a bad cold; hut some Appetite Feed
from the Phoenix has bro1ght him out right.
C.. Appetite Feed. did you say Why that isths
hest hing in America for horses. throughout the Mis-
siSsippi Valley, all the stock men make use OF L. Here
is Z short piece / cut from a Minnesota paper, con-
mendators OF it,
Appetite Feed Petition Tor the general IN
vs.. PRODUCTION Of the small pack
Resin, Ashes and Anti fase Appetite Feed
.mony. labelled .'Horse Whereas. many people
Powders" having many horses suffer
ing from colGs- coughs, loss Of appetite, dlstemPers
&c, and the said people. having in vain tried the or
binary remedies ofthe Drug Store; now, therefore be IL
known, that we have tried and found good for use.
among our stock. the recently Introduced medicine,
called appetite Feed. 1t eommends itself to the pat
roaage Of discerning and investigating public, from
the fact that it is composed from the active principles
alone Of three prominent remsdies, the gross and bulky
constituents Of which are separated las We learn from
the Agent, who recently visited this s~ectiOn,O By a neH
and entirely novel system OF displacement
The Phenix Drug Store keeps q supply or Appetite
Feed. [nar I9l R SPRING
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i OsT.-A Gold Lever WATCH i

- Warren, or between Warren and Youngstown -
ANY person bringing the same to Dunlap, Stewart s.
Reed Warren. or I. H. Wells, Youngstown, will receive
Ten Dollars RerGrd.
March 10. IS56-3t
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COLOGNE, 10 Eli small or large bot
" lies ~ SPRINGS.
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VERDIGRIS IN OIL, at

HAIR DYE, said to be superior at
r
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rrA
~ By virtue, and in pursuance OF an Order OF Sale
issued BY the Court Of Probate for Tumbull County.
Ohio. and to me directed and delivered, I will sell at
public vendne, on the premises, on the ed dsy o.
April, A.. D. 1856. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
~. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the interest Of Laura B-Shef
den, minor child OF Lucius Shelden- deceased, the sane
being the undivided half Of the following described
real estate, to wit situate in Gustavus township, mum
Der seven. in the second range Of OWE hips in the Con-
necticut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio. and
which is also in the county o~ffrumeun,a and IS known
as part Of1ot number Atty i've (5J)- and IS bo1nde@ ana
described rs follows on the east and west ~ inc iot
lines: on the forth by lands owned by Mrs Jerusha
sheIden. and supposed to contain 6fty-eight acres o.
land he the same more or less The untivtded hatt
anpraise,I at 81 ,O15 on. Terms OF sale made known on
the day Of sale. ~THEoDOCtA A. ShELDESs
MIR. 10. SEW. Guardian Of Laura Z. Sheldon
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oil BERGUNDY, PEPPERMINT,
" Cinnamon, &C., at sPRING'S-
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PHYSICIANS say that Perry Davis Pain Killer is one
Of those nice lltle articles which is calculated to re-
liege On immence amount Of srGerirg incident to hu-
man life. It's action on the system is many times Ike
magIc-so nstantlneaus-the pain IS gone al once. A.
~NOIIcE-The attention sthe public IS called TO the
fact that there is nov a FerEaneat cure IN Dr. Wea-
ver's medicines FOR those diseases which arc { le cause
Of 50 much suffering, namely, Scroiul0us Affection,
Erysipelas, Salt Iheum. and those diseases arising
from an impure state Of the blood. We would call at
tention to the advertisement in another coh1nn Of our
paper.
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VPDR. TUBss' APPOINTMENTS are to be RE.
SCMED IN MARCH next. and continued as heretofore.
They will not he supplied By any one else during his
absence.
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%TTACHMENT NOTICE

vs. NotIce m AtachmenL
James W. DysOn.)
The defendant, James W. Dyson, who is ncnrresi-
dent Of TrumbUll county, viii take notice, that a. my
instance an Order in Attachment vas Issued By David
". Butts, Justice Of the Peace Of Fowler, rrumhun
county, Ohio, on the 18th day Of February, 1856. FOR
fifteen dollars. against the goods, chattels, stocks, in
terest in stocks, credits, monies and elects OF the de-
feEdant, within said county. Said claim is for the
rent OF a certain house and lot in said Township Of
Fowler. and wiz he for trial the 18th day Of April ls56
at one O'Clock, P u. before said Justice The Plaintin
will he n witness in the case.
March 10 is55-3T. MO
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0tn Embellishments.
\ ARDEN FARM FOR SALE

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.