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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
a. ca "a ID IN NJ y g
LuZernc County, Pa.

LuZefnc county, Pa.
THE Trustees of this Institution respectfuly
Il announce, that il will be opened for The
reception of Pupils of both sexes. on MONDAY,
October Goth next, under the immediate care Of
Pref JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr. \. is gentleman Of extensive acquire.
menis. and enlarged experience as an educator.
and has heen connected with the most popula r
"High school OF Bucks Go. for several wears.
He is also we'll ard favorably known as con.
trIbutor TO some Of GU. leading educational ne,i.
odirlis.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
win comprise Onhography, definitions. Read.
ing, PenmanshiP, ElymoIogy. Geography. Eng.
Srammaf, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra
reometry. Mensuraton, Plane and Spherrca.
lHsonometry, Surveying, Navigation, A As,ron.
omy, DC. Book Keeping, History, Physiology.
Natural. Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Classes in the French. Spanish &. Latin
languages will be formed early as practica-
bic, and instruction on Piano.For,e will be
given if desired.
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate apparatus
viii also Re given.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will Ne paid to
young Ladies and Gentlemen designing % quail.
ify themselves as Teachers.
TIE r MS:
FOUR, FIVE and SIN DolIars per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued. psy 1ble
one half in advance and the balance aGtae close
of the Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can he h,d IN the village q,
moderate price.
CsT Mr.. A. will deliver al addIeSs on Phys.
cal, intellectual and Moral etucstion On The
day of commencement, wher his me:k1J q
!mparting insirucuon will Re i'.us'rsiej iui
the discipline sHd management oil sas eaIe!.
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, snd the friends Of ej1ca
tion generally, arc cordially invited 10 be pres.
en;.
u. l.. CHAPLIN, s. VI. STEVENS,
JOHN KooNS. Nd. STILES,
SILAS DODSON. JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER.
Columbus. Sept, 1. 1855. Trustees.
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods


LARGEST
lhos
and
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RHEU MATISM. SCROFULA, FRY,
SIPELhS.

These ate among The mdst terrible and ago.
nziug diseases cf tho muscles. the Reshy Gbrs
and the skin; yet IN their worst forms, and
when seemingly incu,nhlc they invariably dis.
appear under n perfe,crng application of this
soothing, healing antidote to pain and inflsm.
nation
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HERRING'S
@ a. E GS q
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
CHAMPI0N!!
THE recent trials at Read

Essrsss1tsEs===Q sr,ing have endorsed the cur
sssssss-Ss 49, rent of public opinion, and
confirmed the verdict of more than 200 acci-
dental fires, proving conclusively that "Iler-
ring'sn is the only safe that will not burn.
Extract from the Committees Report on
The Trial Of Iron Safes at Reading:
"On the 26;h of February all the members
Of the Committee met 10 witness the Safes
and books and papers, (placed in lhem) and
were perfectly satisfied that all was right
The day following, the burning took place,
under the super,nlendeuce of the Committee.
Alter fair and impartial burning for five
hours, the Safe of Mess's. Evans s. Watson
was first opened, the Safe being on fire in
side, and the contents partially consumed,
while The contents in the Sale of Messrs.
FareIs g. Herring were in good condition,
end no fire inside"
Reading, March ., 1857.
II. +. FELIX.
(Signed) Pm. COLEMAN, CON-
A. II. PEACOCK.
And endorsed by over SO OF the best men
OF Reading.
The above Sales can be inspected al "a
Walnut Street, where the public can satisfy
themselves of the great superiority of tie
"Hering's Patent Champion" over the de-
fealed and used-up "inside Iron Door Sala.
mander."
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Charles W. Hassert, Bloom,

All persons who may feel themselves
aggrieved by the above classification can
have an opportunity Of appealing by call
ing on the undersigned at his Office in
Bloomsbury any time on or before the lst
day Of July, 1867, after which time no
appeal will be heard. w. WIRE, 81
Asy IS, '57 Approiser Of MGsantis 7are,.
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Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,

April 8, lS57.-3m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
ORDINANCE No. rs.

~ f+. g strt e CONTEM ses $50 -
BE IL o'drissd By The City Council t.f the C. n
Otnm0a.
Sec. !, The following acts or omissions are deemed
10 be contenpts and are punishable as such by Tho
Mayor Of the city while acting in the discharge Of of
fcial duty, Us hereinafter provided
j. For copteinptuoas or ns0ent behavior towards
such Mayors Court while engaged In the discharge OF
Judicial duty, which may tend to impair the respect
dueto It's authority ~ rlI -
For any wilfu disturbances calculated to interrupt
the due course Of official proceedings, while sitting
u court sis - .sEsg.t..sIl \ Il a..4a :
B. For Illegal resistance to any order or nrocess
or issued by said Mayors court F'F 49,
For disobedience to any subpoena issued by it. and
daiy served, refusing TO be or to aIswe as
s. FOR unlawllly OBTAINING witness or party TO an
action or proceeding pending before such Court while
going 70 or remaining atthe place where the action
For loud talking, causing disturbance, swearing.
or hghtng before said Mayors the city cou.
ell while in session 49, fht' Y & n
Sec. 2. The punishment for couternpts may, be bv
hne or Imprisonment or both, such fine shall not ex
coed ten dollars and imprisonment not exceeding fye
days, but when person is apprehended and brought
before the Mayor In an Intoxicated state such person
SO Intoxicated may be imprisoned until such marty is
IN proper condition for trial. and the Marshal shall
be required TO bring such druken person again before
the Mayor, 1T the order of the Mayor, or the city
solicitor. a. Fts5nN 81 :. F'tg "a"
Sec. g. But II the contempt consists in an omission
TO perform an act which Is yet In the power the
son to PERFORM he may bemprisoned until performs
H. In that case the act to be performed must be spec
he'd in the warrant Of commitment. 81 tRStS
Sec. f. When the contempt Is committed In the inn
mediate view and presence Of the Mayors court or
comes officially to It's knowledge no affidavit i nccessa
specified otherwise, adavit showing the nature Of
the transaction, ts necessary basis for farther
action In the premises.
ouender already in the OF the court must
De served personally with rule show cause against
me punishment, and . reasonable time given him
nerefor or he may be brought before the court forth
WIN, or on given day by warrant IL necessary In
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Our amiable neighbor OF the CommsrciaI,
devotes goot deal of his lastissue to our SELF
and our "darling rilIage,o using capitals ana
italics in liberal professions We are battered,
decidedly, and only regret that the length of
hi two articles is such as to preclude the
transfer of them to our columns.
We are sorry that our neighbor can't acqni-
esee ,nthe manifest destiny of otturn~ with
a better sracs. evidently jealous, aud is
getting spitefal. The slightest allusicn to the
growth and prosperity Of this place, is snre 10
stir up hi. bile, aud call out columns Of abuse
AMI Misrepresentation.
The Commercial seams 10 think that our
prediction last spri' e that about 200 buildings
wouldbe pat up here this season, was prema-
ture. and attempts to ridicule later allnsion
to the extension of our improvements 'toyer The
blat" into our new additions, expressing
the belief thai those improvements were moth
ing but "shanties' any how, and that although
very little bu!dss has been doae in Eddy
vile, yet that they have done more than o.
tunwa. This is about all OF oar neighbours
hong etiusons except disclaimer Of having
made any efforts to get RAILROADS except the
heokuk. in which great injustice is done to the
active an! profracted negotiations with the
celebrated Air Line project, to say nothing of
the North Missouri Extension excitement of
a later period aF ala & ges.a.ses f.a
But as to our improvements, we can assure
om friend that they are going on finely,
Tie prospect now being, that we shall approx
innate our figures in the spring, in spite Of a
season mich more unfavorable for building
than was then anticipated. Includi g those
commenced within few lays, we already ex-
coed one half the number, ana without incl1-
ding single "shanty" either. Four will cost
over $4,000, and not one less than $500. If
Eidyville has done better than this, they have
done pretty well for hard season. -.g
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ORDINANCE, No. Ia.

II.
sEcrIoy . sscrox. -
His duty as to suits, oeinio IN Wytns
3. Resisory duty aud Gne. G. Compensation.
BE II oriataet by TIC City Cosncl of The City
Of 0 iumtra,
Sec. l. I; shal be the duty Of the city Solicitor 20
give his legal opinion upon questions of law arisn
out OF any Ordinance, suit claim or demand for nr
against the cty also, to ct legal adviser OF all the
city oficers so far as their official dutes are
when called upon for that purpose.
Sec. 2. lie SHALL when required draw contracts be-
tween the city and other parties prosecute and defend
all suits or actions for the violation Of any city Or
nee or other matter in which the city shall be
ty. and shall take appeals in such cases as he deems
the interest of the city requires the same or
defend the Ia the appellate courts he shall also
conduct all cases in the District and Supreme courts
OF the state, when the city Is party. When by rea-
son OF temporary absence sickness, other cause he
shall not be able TO attend upon the trial OF any cause
he may with the OF the Mayor appoint some
Que to act in his place. for the time being And when,
ever in the opinion Of the Council the interest of the
city may require that the Solicitor should have assist
ant counsel, the same may be employed
Sec B. The city solicitor shall report to the city
Council any defects "a any city Ordinance in the
powers OF any city Offices, having legal bearing and
be shall wlifuliy neglect to perform any duties re-
qnred OF him by this Ordinance he shall be fined Ia
sa Of NOT more than twenty-five dollars TO be enfore
See T. lie shall revise every Ordinance before lis
last reading, aud conform the to the existing Or
din and the Charter Of the city, and the laws OF
the State and express the in legal II not so
expressed. u n .a,s asss. slrss 49,, IF-7' A
Sec. 5. On all questions affecting real estate, sub
mitted to said Solicitor, and every other where he
may choose, and on every question on which he NAV
be required SO to do he shall give his opinion in writ
and the same shall be fled Ia the archieves Of tn.
city
Sec. 0. For all services required of him under the
Ordinances OF said city, and within the same he shall
receive an annual salary Of one hundred dollars which
shall be paid monthly, and for all that he may be
called upon to attend to in the Supreme Court. he
shall have an extra allowances to be made in
anee with the amount Of service rendered slsg
Passed, July 29th, 1857.
Attest: D.P. GAYLORD, Mayor
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Ua Tue second ballot Tue names Of Messrs
IaoriLgton and Benton were Withdrawn.
athe third ballot Massrs Springer. of L,u
lisa, and Saunders, of Henry, were withdrawn ;
ana Mr.. Mobley, of Dubuque was added t.
the list Of candidates.
Inc third ballot having resulted in the nom.
inalion of Judge Lowe, for Governor, the NOM
nation was, on motion Of Mr.. Hawthorne, Of
Dubuque, endorsed by acclaim alton.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
a candidate for Lieutenant Governor with ,he
following result: $3.50
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Courier Office
REM.OV ED

Our friends will please take notice that the
COURIER OFFICE has been removed to the
I'd story Of Prugh's Building, nearly opposite
the Curlew House, where we shall be happy to
see them, and to supply them with everything
In our line Of business The Democratic
Press occupies the room from which we have
removed, grH
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On the second ballet he names of Messrs.
Ca.tsll, Wheeler, Baldwin, Rodman and Ed
wards were withdrawn; and On the last ba 10,
al but three Eaines We're withdrawn.
On motion, the nomination Of Mr. Fayille,
was confirmed by a unanimous voc.
The convention then took srecess until o.
'''sN' P =, ss8ss '. .-aa&
!, r. ,ga, 7 O'clock, p. IN.
Inc convention again assembled, Col, .Saun.
ders 10 the Chair.
On lnoSlon it was resolved to continue the
present Safe central committee the present
year.
unighted in common resolve to maintain
right against wong. AMI believing in the de-
OF a sirtuoas and Intelligent PEG
pie, to sustain justice, We declare: t'a
1st. That Governments are Instituted am ong
men to secure the inalienab right Of Life,
Liberty aud the pursuit Of happiness. s
"a. That the mission OF the Republics an bar
~ y 70 maintain the Liberties of the people,
the sovereignty of the States, sudthe psrpetu-
ity Of the Union.s "a f.sse 1.,s re- ~ r'ss 3
Sd. That under the Corslitutien, and Ly
right freedom alone is national. 1888 !
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The Society has been re organized under a
new Constitution, pnd has adopted new Rules
and Regulations. The Hoard OF Managers
have purchased a new Fair Ground, consisting
of ten acres, on the Eddyviile road, one mile
ana half above Ottumwa, and have contract
ed for enclosing the same with good aud
sufiiclent fence, for digging wells, erecting
suitable buildings, &c ,forsthe accommoels-
iion Of exhibitors.
From the Increased interest which has been
manifested, and the numerous Subscriptions
whichahass bseu receHed for life member
shil,s. eentribuE lens, &C., 1.-The Board of Ma,I.
.ssegs tSel Warranted IN advertising a =, rv,..
Three Days Fair!
.apd in offering to distribute FIVE GlUN
DRIED DOLLARS in PREHTUHS
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rs = y u - u ~ ~ $4,000 3 = t6
: ORDINANCE No. ~. -.
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

re z oraaiaed By re Cay Coapcl Of The City
of Ottnmpa: V =
Sec j. That the fire department. Of the city OF OF.
tumwa shah consist Of Chief Engineer aud Assistant
20 the aldermen, who shall be eyfcio Fire Warlsns
and such engine hook and ladder, and bucket GONNA.
MES as may be rom time TO time organized by the City
Council 80 no y
Sec. 2 The Chief Engineer, and In his absence the
Assistant Engineer shall have the sole and absolute
control over all the members OF the Gre
II shall be the duty Of the Chief Engineer 10 report
quarterly on the frat Monday Of December, March,
June and September to the City Council In wrltng che
condition u the engnes hose hooks and ladders buck.
sts and other fire apparatus belonging to the city As
aiso ofthe buildings In which such apparasps are kept
ana slso % srecoumepd such improyNmAnts - NAV
seemto him deraLe. rtshai aiso be bis duty 20 exau
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The state Convention.

NV
present to our readers, elsewhere, the
proceedings OF The Republican State Conyen.
ton, which me: at Iowa City on the i9,h, and
which Is represented to have been numerous.
~ attended by the able.t aud best men in the
State
The ticke. which was then and there pre-
eented. is one which will command the united,
hearty and enthusiastic support of the Repub-
lican Party Of Iowa. Judge R. p. Lowe, OF
Lee County, is candidate for Governor, and a
better selection could not have been made
For some twenty years citizen of Iowa. as
aterritory and State, he is probably as gen
orally known as any other within its bounds
and when we say that he is as favorably
known, we but speak what every one will adj
NIT. Familiar with or history, from the
commencement, thoroughly posed IN relation
to the questions aud issues, which have, at diff
ferent periods, been before the public, ali be-
Ing, withal, sincere and devoted Republican,
heis peculiarly fitted for a sandar bearer at
this junctuie, and we are glad that the conven-
ton acted 50 wisely as 10 select him for that
important position. .zs
The second name on the tickle. is Hon. O.
Faville, of Mitchell county. genlieulan wei
known, and highly esteemed In the north part
or the State, where he resides, and admirably
quaiihed for the Office OF Leltenant Governor
He is ripe scholar, having formerly occn-
pied the pasition of Professor in several Of
our first Institutions, al one tune in Delaware
College, Ohio; bat he now follows the occup,-
tion Of a farmer. For President OF the Sena e.,
and Head of The Board of Education, which
offices he will fill elected, he has oualif-
cations unsurpassed by any man in the 5 ate.
BIT it the Convention acted wisely in the
selection which they have made of a ,didates.
they did no less.so ia The adoption Of the ak
cel!ent resolutions which will be found in the
report OF the proceedings. They state con-
cisely and correctly the ,rae issues OF the
Great Republican Party. Aaunciated by the
Convention Of Philadelphia, and since reaffirm-
ed on numerous occasions. To these were
properly added, resolutions expressive of the
sense of the party, in relation to the late at
tempt to prostitute the School Fund to dishon-.
est and partizan purposes, and defining the DO
sition OF the party in favor OF sound and
safe system OF banking, based upon gold and
silver. B
With these candidates, and with these nrin-
eipies, the Republican party comes before the
voters ct tbs state, under the NEST favorable
prospects of success. There is every reason
why every well wisher of the States prosper.
~ should support that ticket a nd those min
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MIN advertisements. - 81
LAND SALE,
EpY VIRTUE or Deed Of crust made and execu,ed
I'D BY ]. y. Jones ard u y OochranE 81 Mai,siin

ElI VIRTUE or Deed Of Trust made and executed
-nD by j. F.Jones aifd T. r. Cochfan,S 81 wapello
county, State OF Iowa, TO J. W. Dixon OF ottuinwa
IN said County and State dated February 3rd, A. d.
1884, gwen for the purpose of securing the Of
promssory note Of the above date for the amour.
OF Fonr Hundred and Three and $500 Dollars due
six months after date aud executed to Hunt Virgins
4 Co., of Chicago, Illinois. SO
Notice g hereby given that tiiesaiag ". Dixon as
Trustee VIII sell at the door of the Court House in OF
tumwa, In said County OF Wapelo, the following prop
erty, to-wit: TwentyFour and S7-l00 Acres of Land
on Of the South end OF the West n OF the Yorthwet
fractional quarter OF the Northwest quarter of Section
number One ID In Township number Sc yenty-one ~
North Of Range number Thirteen (IS West Of the 5,
Principal Meridian, on the4fth day Of Seyatenber A.
d., 1881, between the hours of "A. NJ, and p NJ for
cash, to the highest bidder at public auction,
J. W. DIXON, Trustee
ottumwa, August 27th, ls57y -n2e-zw : Z Z a 49,. i
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+ l. " HAaDv's Eye Balm will eare any
case OF Sore, Weak or Diseased Eyes, If mat
tiers not of how long s,andiag- Ordinary cases
of Sore Eyes it cures in from 6 to IL HAIRS -
Read he advertisement headed :'Tremendcus
Success" gs.. ...-fs.-.t - s23-6y.a
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans OF Wspello county will
meet in convention At the Court Hon,e, at
ot.umwa, on Saturday, the i2.h dsy OF sep
tenber next. for the purpose Of nominating
one Sena.or. and two Representatives, to be
supported by said party at the election 10 be
held October 18Th. ~ . #'fe
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READ our.-The BIbrqre North West,
Sen. jones' orgsn, and ths Davenport Demo
crat, have read J c. Hall, Edward johnson,
and w. r. coolbargh on. Of the Democratic
Party Eae - ste&-
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To yrnshIp Meetings,

To choose delegates to said Convention. will
BE- held at the places Of holding elections in
ssch Township, on Saturday, the 5th day Of
septenber. Each Township will choose five
Delegates. by order the Central Committee
A. LoTsPEIcH, Chairman. 5
AaSust q. 1857.
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ca The Southern Convention met at Nash
VIE. on fhe11th. They resolve against Free
Trade. and Direct Taxation. and in favor on
exeinpting one negro from execution, and post
poni'g the revival of the Slave Trade to a
good time coming, bat not comel
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STATE CONVENTION.

6" Iowa CRY, August 18th, 1857.
The Republican State Convention met in The
Hall of the House Of Representatives, at IL o..
clock a. m, and was called to order BY w.
Penn Clerke, of Johnson on whose motion
Mr.. Vahdever. of Dubuque, was appointed
temporary Chairman. ...rav
On motion j. F. Wilson, of Jefferson, was
appointed temporary Sec'y. 5s+s2 a-
On motion Of Henry O. c onner, of Mucasine.
acommittee of FIVE was appointed on perrna-
nent organization, as follows: sss#
IL. o'Conner, OF Muscatine, ]. r. Lane. of
Scott, j. b. Howell, of Lee, Francis BeIifoy.
OF Aamakee, w. A. WelIman, OF Delaware.
~ Ga motion of w. p. Clarke, committees of
i've on credentials was appointed as follows.
Il. $. Elicit, of Henry, J. A. Ctapline, OF
Dubuque, w. p. Clarke, of johnson. J. NJ.
Beck, Of Lee, aud A.. b. Miller, OF Cero-
gordo. as ~ e 4ss'a .sas 49,
9 On motion of ]. Teesaale,a committee on
resolutions was appointed as follows: a-s
s }. Feesdale, of Johnson, d.. Farmer. of
Polk,J. b. Howell, of Lee, DR.. Thomas, of
Dubuque, and Jacob Butler of Mnscatine.
Pc Ga motion OF Mr.. Butler, the Convention
adjourned till O'Clock, P. M.
ys- 2 O'Clock, m.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
Ihe committee on credentials Submitted a
report, which was adopted. .,.
= On motion, it was determined By the Con.
vention, thai the delegates present from their
respective counties should be empowered to
cast the whole votes to which their respective
counties are entitled.
The Committee on permanent organization
submitted the following report.
For President--Col. A. Slur ders, of Henry.
Vice Plesidents-G. M Dodge, of Potto
wottomle, Nelson Blrdlck, of Wlnnishelk.
Seeretaries--Dr. T. j. Saunders, OF Scott. 7
Feesiale, of Johnson.
At.er the permanent organization of the
Conyehtion, Col. Sanders, the President. adj.
dressed it with much amin ,.ioa aud f3rce
Urging the harmonious selection of The be,i
men for candidates, and the necessity of every
man in the Rep lbican ranks putting il 5 sho n !
der to the wheel and working up to the clos.
ing OF the polls on the sc cod Tue sday OF De-
tober. next
IA informal ballot for Governor was then
ha1 II 70 anil o. a, HAM,.
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GV By the last arrival we learn that the
laying Of the selegr aphic cable bad been com
mepced, Experiments were made with it, by
hauling 1t up, attaching weights to it, drag
gipg logs with It, ETC., to judge of the proba-
bility of success. They were all satisfactory,
aud great confidence was thereupon entertain
ed in the success Of the enterprise.
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Class r. :
Glass G..

.9TsN No. lo--PLOwING MATCH, AND PLows. 4
Best blowing 4 Of an acre, ~ i.t.3 -
ID do do
Best specimen 81 blowing by boy not over 10
years old, 9,t e
I'd best, + +@ tsfs-f-FF@tEA -st
The burrows TO be cut not less than inches, ~,
deep The tractabillty Of the team will be
considered, as well rs the workmanship. So 80
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GOING East, AGaIy

MONT forget friends, that wish to start East for
ny goods, by tue first or September. All thai. have
promised me money, before go vii, please call soon
4F LZ53t KS Il & .-ss CHAS. LAWRENCE t