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For the bsbssse tie bfesst, whsa the mother wsats
,..,sst haisf fsr cough h rsskossd the bsst: "
LEONAkOs0 ears for cough 10 sure 70 prove tyue,
r. the nag Of m othsrs the rcd, whfse and blus
For the old aa6sth yo1ss. the rieh end The poor,
On cold winter nights, when there's snow 1t the
door; aSf
For ladies' in satin, in silks and thin shoes, s
Gan be cured q cough quite soon II they choose,
By Leonard's RsliefIs IL nice for 70 take
Not Ike nasty physie, that all people hate
For the fat and the sleek. - well - the meek,
Had better procure LEONARD6 INSTANT RE.
LIEF.
UPrice 25 cents per bottle-5 bottles for 81.
ja15
TACKsON,S EXCELSIOR BlTTEkS...
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters
now much in vogue:
"Mr r. H. JAcKsoN--Dear Sir: My mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys
pepsia for some sixteen years. Not finding any per
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
wss induced to try your Excelsior Bitters,' and il
affords me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She can now enjoy her food With relish to
which she q stranger previous to the use of youi
valuable medicine. GEO. w. WILEY"
jsl5
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A r COST! AT COST: AT COST

A r COST! AT COST. AT COST
pAL. COHEN, IT'S BROAD STREET,
Having ret . very large stock hand. and being
compelled to close 1t out within this month"; shall
offer from this dsv, every article
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH.
The assortment h q very comp etc one coptsining
the usual variety to ba found Ia Dry Goods store,
wi lbe sold at
EXTREMELY Low PRICES, WITHOUT RE.
GARD To COST
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JNSURANCE.-.TheV VIRGINIA FIRE
by the Legislature of VS.. in IsS2Ofice No l5l Main
street. next door to the Dispatch Newspaper Office
Insurss against loss by fire and the dangers Of the
seas, all kinds of property and favorable terms
No charge for the Policy or Surrey.
THOS. M ALFRIEND, Prest.
w. L. CowARDIN, Sec'y.
az This Company lately removed ita Office from
Ballard's Hotel, on Franklin street. de Sly
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Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXlk-Thi
lVl excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs
giving great relief In Consumption and most diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs, is rapidly in
creasins in popularity. The following testimonial is
from gentleman well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May q, 1858.
Mrs. Il. B. Da,os: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects of your val
liable medicine, named and 10 well known es "Mrs.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t in my
family for the Last years, in the use of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the cheat contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico with all
gratitude, Madam towards you, for its good eheets
you can make any use of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit of the community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS C. BALL
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett h Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson & Jackson, Chss. MilsPsagh,
D. ]. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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NOTiCk...Tbe best tnvc ntfon ever snsr
cd to tho pubic Il the Floating Bali or knaes1s
Washing Machine All persons living In the eoaniiss
OF Chesterfield, Prince George and pdwfddis, can CO.
tain them Of w Fl. Woodward, North eide Of Asins,
between etn and 9Th streets end on East aldo OF
between Grace and Frsnklin streets or lanes =.
2 rdus, in Manchester, and ef J. w. ko~fetf, ~
Petersburg. "a, /
THEAF, CHkAP, CHkAP...CL0TH.
~ ING AND rUkNiSHING GOODS ass new
exhibited ct 10 Main street, and for the next we
months Ne vii odsr Inducements - = 70 maAe
clean sweep The stock II marked down ~ sash
prices - a id provo Of Advantage 70 parehaseIe-
Goats. psnts Yeats Of the tatsst approves ssJ'ss
msde from eeleeted stcek.
SHOULDER oEA4 Shirts ftom u = eossn
ysrous sfsee cad etylee nses SAY to On esaopess
Collars, Gloves Stocks, Neck Tea Suspeaanie-
Also, any quantity OF under wear Tor os.n ~
now goinf, soipe, ct low price IN oresf 70 'nsss
way Tor 6pring doods Look out Tor bareatn,
0kOSH0N0 iutMA"
ial5 TO Msih str.
EHAMPAGNE CREMANT PKkMiGM
~ WINE The undszsigned have been seee'a es
Agents for the exclusive sale Of The above csNe asa
Pssmium CAampasne Wine. and have haA Jass a.
Cd SUPPLY IL qaasts ard pints snt viii hstsaes q
ressisrly sappiisd ~ every HAVE pselsss ~.
haown. and wt0 ~ ell ats n Mew Iatl ssassv
price he sttsafien u seAAneesAse = eesasefss
ssesss = sss vs srtpHn : nfLLEa.
ISIS cegaes tsafi snA CAT ssssss'
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@GREAT REDUCTION IN THE m
&PRICE OFBOOTS AND HATS.-from D1l
M Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from
Molestin Hats best quality. RS 30
Moleskin Hats second quality 90
Fashionable Sill Hats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Pine Calfskn Sewed Boots.................... s 30
Consreu Cater Boots. ....................... %
Pine Calfskin Eewed Shoes. .................. Is
J. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers In the city Of Philadelphia TO sup
ply him with q handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed Boor which hs will sell at tho unprecedented
ow price Of $780, os18-d&sly
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| OST OR MISLAlD "A BOND of the
II Virginia Central Railroad Company, No 200,
given to Mrs Lucy +. Green, for the hire of negro
named plemmng, for the year 1856, for one hundred
and ffty.ave dollars signed by e. Fontaine, Presi.
dent-sad Bond having been lost or mislad, and paw
nent being stopped Any one finding the same, viii
please return it TO CHAS C. TINSLEY Admir- or In
THOMASsW. KEESEE.
~ o-Iaw4w No. 20 Pearl At
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MIND well the place, for Il is true,

lvl "0rest bargains are in store for your
SCHAAP co. are selling the most fsshionsble
patterns of Glass Butter Preserve, Pickle and sa-
gar Dishes Lager Beer and other Tunbiers, and De-
Glasses Egg Cups, Salt Cellars etc Looking Glass
es lbrsken ones repaired land Clocks No ffoss,ess
China Plates and Dishes ETC.. richly guided ard r
Walters; Fluid and OIL Lamps and Thousands OF other
articles ct prices so and IS cents lower than fbey
generally can be bought for Our cash purchases "a
Northern auctions enable NJ 70 defy composition -
Our Confectionery sstabIishmsnt 10 supplied with
complete assortment. Please call at the Ffencn
Confecsionary and Variety Store, corner Bread sad
Third ssrsets oe
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CTOP THAT COUGH!

The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CRouP and
WHooPINs COUGH.
Cures Coughs of the worst kind II also hoarse
ness sore throat weakness of the chest pain in the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there IL pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops Of Pain Curer,
and you will find inn mediate relief. DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures eonsumptiye
cough and fortes the system against further attacks
g~ In bottles at so cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands of children have been saved
by using Dr. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief Is cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup IL the ouiy
certain cure for Whooping Cough. It In short
time, and sllsys all irritation Of the Lungs 80 cents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in their practice.
To be had of all Druggists In Richmond, Peters-
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburg and fredericksburg, Va.
no25-Sm
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kOM tsOLDEN's WINDOW SHADE
- DEBUT, 2SO Broad street 1T 10 really sston.
Shades only %; tho same selling at other places n
s4 L L. s1i es.; Msh. Shades 50 st Vssss
ei All worth double the money. New stylss every
up TO the best; English and Cotton Flanne Ladies' In
want OF these srcl.s will find 1t their advantage TO
cali at the es,ablished cheap store Of
NJ. 6OLurN $50 Broad street.
~ b. Store keepers and fedlars supplied ss New
IoIh pfces ja5-lm
fl'ANAhInuS.--W We have Ia saoTe 4 very
superior sfficie OF Tamariuds, fresh and really
I.l7 JOHNSTON h BRO. Drussists
ksNClNG.--Thc exercises In thin ane ara
have already commenced In my Sale dArmsa
NO ~. Main street. who're am prepared 70 Teestvo
. further number Of pupils.
Terms Five dellArs, svsrss Of svelve lessess.
- lt-N r. WiL0AcHH2
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The subscriber takes his opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his old friends and custom
for their liberal patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended to the new concern He would
also remind those indebted to him that it 10
TO have bis old matters closed up, and hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
ment.
ja l6-dkclm J. J. WILSON.
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Il ATS.-MERCHANT, W EN-
- y, GER CO., have on hand a large stock Of
over Coats consisting of extra fine Castor Beaver
reItas; hne Black Ribbed Cashmere do Heavy BIsck
and Brown Beaver Sacks; Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth feltos Black and Drab Mehsir Pelto, and
Sacks Also Talrnas and Ragsnds of all kinds, which
we are Offering very low. Call and examine them
MERCHANT, WHISPER l. Co.
JaI No. 1l2 Main street
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.ON-UMkKs OF GA VINE Wish "a
~ have their meters filled with Alchohol, to pre.
sen. tnem from being frozen up will please sive
net'ee at the office OF the Clerk of the Gas WOLF in
City Hall o' "o'A'' Id
Inc following 10 an extract from the "ordinsnee
iS SSse'n'ns the oss WORKS." passed March the 27th
..,s nsa sne inspector has required meter to be
With . protect It from the fro.t to be filled
go sono, 70 prevent Il from freezing, IL such COW
eh.r.. ~ Ins Inspector the cost thereof shall be
a.a,-. THOs. Il. WYNNE. supt
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Oh. s,DAs ANS T SHRSSy 1ssSsfk!'i s. &c IsT
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KIM ACHES or LAND IN Low z
opIcr nAkT OF HENRlCO, NEAR ROTTOM'S
IAiuoEs tOk BALEs-Ths subscribers are sutho-
asa % ell 800 acres Of Land situated e. above and
salol.tee Dr Jn0. 9. Carter, - Bradley sud Chick
ssss quantity OF Pine. Poplar and Cedar Timber and
WOOD aiso has en- IL fine mill seat sts far mill
BOND TesEs y on the rivsr large quantity q fine
FERNS iibsrsf. Apply to
% si-1Awiss ddhbIN AAPPERsoN. Aust.
GID eIOks AND ga6ULDEEs. 7er
~ sesseS 1HOo. JONES 8 CO.
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nIssOLUT1UN.-Th Par tine rshfp of
~ C. HARTWELL K CO. dissolved by mu
tusl consent, the lst day of January, 1857. Ali
business of the viii be closed BY C. Hart.
we'll C. HARTWELL,
JOHN. o. CHILES
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NUTiCE.--JOhN c. WADE having this
Y day retired from our firm, the business will be
continued by the remsining partners, LEWIS N
WEBB and WILLIAM s. ROYSTER, under the
same style and firm a. heretofore.
Mr.. WADE will continue with Us az a Clerk
ia lin LEWIS N. WEBB CO.
Richmond, Jan, I, 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

Ao'e'e"So 70 tHo ePeci0 required 10 TOueoln
them.
However valuable these securities may
be in themselves, they connot be converted
into gold and silver ct the moment Of pres
sure, as our experience teaches, in sufficient
time to prevent suspension and the dopre-
citation Of bank notes. In England, which
is to considerable extent paper money
country. though vastly behind our own in
this respect, it wss deemed advisable, an
terror to the sst of Parliament of 1874,
which wisely separated the issue Of notes
from the banking department, for the Bank
Of England always to keep on hand gold
aud silver equal to one-third Of its cowbin-
ed circulation and deposits.
II this proportion was no more than suf-
ficicnt to secure the convertibility of its
notes, with the whole Of Great Britain.
and to some extent the continent of Europe.
as field for ito circulation, rendering it
almost impossible that sudden and imme-
date run to dangerous amount should be
made upon 1t, the same proportion would
certainly be insufficient under our banking
system. Each Of our fourteen hundred
banks has but limited circumference for
its circulation, and in the course Of a few
days the depositors and note holders might
demand from such bank a sufficient
amount in specie to compel it to suspend,
even although it had coin in its vaults equal
to One-third of its immediate liabilities.
And yet | am not aware, with the oxcep-
ton OF the banks Of Louisiana, that any
state bank throughout the Union has been
required by its charter to keep this or any
other proportion Of gold and silver, compa-
red with the amount of its combined circu-
lation and deposits. What has been the
consequence? In recent report made by
the Treasury Department on the condition
Of the banks throughout the different States
according to returns dated nearest to Janu-
ary, 1857, the aggregate amount of actual
specie In their vaults 10 &58, 349, 1893, of their
$2l7, 77S, $50, and Of their de
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

The convention to frame constitution for
Kansas, mot on the first Monday Of September
last. They we're called together by virtue OF
an act Of the territorial legislature, whose law
full existence had been recognized by Congress
in different forms and by different enactmehts.
A large proportion Of the citizens Of Kansas
did not think proper to register their names
and to vote at the election for delegates hut
an opportunity to do this having heen fairly
afforded, their refusal to avail themselves Of
their right, could in no manner affect the le-
gality Of the convention.
This convention proceeded to frame q con-
stituiOn for Kansas and finally adjourned on
the 7th day Of November. But little difficulty
occurred in the convention, except on the sub
ject of slavery. The truth il, that the general
provisions Of our recent State constitutions are
SO similar-and, l may add, 80 excellent
that the difference between them il not essen
tial. Under the earlier practice Of the gov
eminent, no constitution framed by the con-
vention Of Territory preparatory to its adj
mission into the Union as . State, had been
submitted unto the people. trust however,
the example set down by tho last Congress,
that the Constitution Of Minnesota
" should be subject to the approval and ratiii-
cation Of the people Of the proposed State"
may be followed on future occasions. took
II for granted that the convention Of Kansas
would act in accordance with this example.
founded, As it is, on correct principles and
hence my instructions TO Governor Walker in
favor Of submitting the constitution TO the
people, were expressed in general and unqual-
fed terms
In the Kansas Nebraska act, however, this |
requirement rs applicable TO the whole consti- |
ution, had not been inserted, and the c0nven-
ion were not bound by its terms to submit |
my other portion of the instrument to an |
lection, except that which relates TO the do |
nestle institution" of slavery. This win be
endered clear by single reference to IL Ian
uage. 1t was not to legislate slavery into
ny Territory or State, nor 70 exclude Il there.
rom, but TO leave the people thereof perfectly
- % form and regulate their domestic ipsti-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-12

TURKEY.
A treaty Of friendship and commerce was
concluded at COnstantinope on the 18th De
cember, 1856, between the United States and
Persia, notifications Of which were exchanged
at Ccnstantinople on the 18th June 1857, and
the treaty was proclaimed by the President on
the 18th August, 1857. This treaty, it is be-
lieved will prove beneficial to American COM
merce. The Shah has manifested an earnest
disposition to cultivate friendly relations with
our country, and has expressed strong wish
that we should be Represented at Teheran by
minister plenipotentiary and l recommend
that an appropriation be made for this purpose.
CHINA.
Recent occurrences in China have been un.
favorable to revision of the treaty with that
empire Of the Sd July, 1874, with view to
the security and extension Of our commerce.
The oath article Of this treaty stipulated for q
revision Of it. in case experience should prove
this to be requisite; Gin which case the two
governments will, at the expiration of twelve
years from the date Of said convention, treat
amicably concerning the same, by means Of
suitable persons appointed to conduct such ne
gotiations" These twelve years expired on
the Sd Of July, 1856; but long before that pc
Rod, it was ascertaineG that important changes
in the treaty were necessary; and several fruit
less attempts were made by the commissioner
Of the United States to effect these changes
Another effort was about TO lie made for the
same purpose by our commissioner, in con-
junction with the Minister Of England and
France. but this was suspended by the occur.
renee Of hostilities in the Canton river between
Great Britain and the Chinese Empire. These
hostilities have necessarily interrupted the
trade Of all nations with Canton, which Is now
in state of blockade. and have occasioned .
serious loss Of life and property. Meanwhile.
the iDsurrsction within the Empire against the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
Communications.

MEssps. EpIToss. = Having been at a
sole in HARRISON township during the week,
| happened to hear certain statements
made there by voting gentleman from
Kentucky, to tie effect tlat the RepuJh.
cans Of CaWoIlton and especially those
about the Court House, are anxious to ruU
the Csuuiy 10 ds5e il the way Of refitling
the SEATS 10 the co0rt Room dc. Aud he
charged tieehtire thing as being Repu6.
Iican move! .The idea, with me, at the
lime vss thai the sstsEiat genllsEan had
ss,rell he 10 Kentucky agaie, voting for
James, Bachsnqn, and hgg5ita7 ..piggeI
rwvnelles. |" Is making Changes talself upou
men lhat never hRg9ed Z weuch,, dthosgl
they are what he calls Black RepQLlicsps
i hase si,pes tl,as lime made ip0pift q q
Ibis matter and ascerlal u .tle fscls 10 bs
that duripgthe iass court, Gle Jurors CON.
plained To ..hs officers and osbsTa, Of tl.s
wIeicled conrIition of the sssts IN the cpgrI
Roam, and qf the want e proper ycqlilh.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17

0T"Nay il please the court," ssid a
Yankee lawyer before Dutch Justice the
Of her day "this is case Of the greatest
importance; while the American eagle,
whose sleepless eye watches over the wei
fare of this mighty Rspubl'c;. and whose
wings extends from the AllegheRies TO the
Rocky chain Of the West was rejoicing 10
his pride OF place."
''9thop dare! SthOp. 1 say; vat hes
dish suit to do NIT eaglesl Dish suit has
nothin' to d. nit de wild bird. 1t IS won
sheep" exclaimed the Justice.
"Truo, your honor, bat my client has
rights
"Yer cieut has no right to the ca.
get"
@Of course nOt--bu: the laws Of Ian.
guage-"
"Nhat cares for the laws Of lsuguage
ehi / understand the laws Of the State
and dat ish enough for me. Confne you
talk to the case
"WelI. then, my client the defendant
in this case is charged with stealing
sneep, aid =" -t.
"Dat will do; dat will do; your glen
is charged nit shtealiug a sheep, shus
nine shilin." The court will adjourn"
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WOn. Hiram GriSWOId

!, sxDeetsd TO be present aud address his
s I'D and faithful friends, in his shrill, clear,
clsriob voice, that charms and caPusaies
ii, slways attentive audience.
Come, Freemen, come! and give an
sthes dsy 70 the cause Of Truth, Liberty
.od Justice. The eloquent and sarcastic
GALLOWAY, of Columbus, Is expected
g, q h present and, with Scaipei In hand
al,ssct'in true surgical style, the BsEsLiS,
NEptLI. MoRoGs and GIBSoE TREASURY
RArs. one Of whom has gone to Canada.
Swlisre Ihe poor niggers 3d." Look at
,bs nssarnoth bills, all over the county,
: and tee tie list Of speakers written to and
ssxpseted, some Of whom have promised
and wiIl positively be here. let all come
Who wish 10 hear The fRuTH, the whole
trutb and nothing but tlie truth Turn
out md faiI rot. Cause the workers Of
auiouitv to tremble and shake to tIleir knees
NE BsbIiszzar, BY reasor of your mum.
bers and tnitsa shouts for Hos. SALMON
p CnAsr, the undetiled Governor Of Ohio
sod his co.apeeFs, and until The Postmas
- ,em and oilers have fdlly allayed theil
Pavss Ill feelings by chilling and cooling
lien seevsvish frames IN this Payae A
eanpaigp.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17

CHEATTNG the PRINTER.--The other
day, says the Dayton Journal, we observ-
ed several Irish labOrers trying To deci
pher written note headed "Public Sale =
The notice. although written tolerably
plain, could not he read by the boy, and
they asked us to read it to them. which
We, of course, did. At the conclusion one
of them turned to bis comrades and re-
marked in very impressive tone: WELL
he jrbers, III nary buy of man who's SO
nagardy that he won't get his advertise
ment printed-he's cheated the printer,
and he'd cheat mo-" TneS allacquiescsd'
in the decision of the spokesman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
THE srArE OF OHIO CARROLL CO., IS.

THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL CO., IS.
Thomas Kinsey In the Court Of
Abraham Westfal. ct ais Civil Acnon.
ABB blaham IVesIiall, one Of the defendants in
this action and who is non resident Oi the
State OF Ohio, is hereby notified, that TnOmas
Klnsey plaintiff, has hled his petition in said
Court, setting form among otner things: that
said Abraham IVes,fall aud Ads6ne esttall,
his wife, did ON the 30th day Of March, 1851,
10 secure to the sad Thomas Klnsey, the pay.
mont OF Two hundred dollars, with the interest
that should become due thereon, execute and
deliver to the said Thomas Kinsey, mortgage
deed Of lands aud tenemCnts, situate IN the said
county OF Carroll, with the appurtenances, be.
il < in the district OF lands suGj ct 10 sale at
Steubenve, and in ranges, township Is. Be.
ing part Of the South west quarter OF section
Is Described as follows Commencing sixty
80 feet from the section hne, at the Northwest
corner Of George Crawford's lot; thence West,
parallel with the State road, sixty (60) feet;
thence South, one hundred and sixty feet
thence East, sixty 60) feet, thonce North one
hundred and sixly feet to the place of begin
ming.
The said Abraham Westfall, is further noti-
fed that that the said Thomas Rinsey, allie.
ges in said petition, that the said sum Of two
hundred dollars. with the interest due thereon,
remains wholly unpaid Aud that the time for
such payment is now elapsed, and that Il said
Abraham Westfall, tail to demur, or answer said
petition, on or before the l,t day of the Octo-
ber term 1857, of said Court the allie cations set
forth in said petition, viii be taken as confessed,
aud judgment against him, and an order OF
sale Of The uortgaged premises, will be di.
recteJ accordingly, THOMAS KlNSEY.
VIM H. Champer, Attorney.
Ool
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LUCKY 1--WE srMEST.

n A gentleman living 10 CeliHs, Merce'
county. Ohio. drew, ou tae s,h Of Au,usl,
at the Fortunate and vsa k'.owu L'aIrry
Agency Of M.S"oy & o.. wsshiog,op.
D. O., The magnificent IN Prizc Il 1000
Hepar fnr thl. suul fodune, The s'nai
sum Of Ten EOllgrI What ], most i'm
portsut, he received in due course Of mai
a draft hOm these great prize sellers, pay
able ct tbs Ohio State Bank At Cincinnati
for tie saAOis oflss amount iOaAOUt de-
SueIiOA. CaOROt some Of our readers, fol
low in.ibe footsteps Of this lucky gsntls-
man frcm Ceina. See Savoy d Co. 4
advertseaseat Of Grand Lotteries, soon Il
be drawn, in our columns.
Sep. l0-3t.