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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
AMENDMENT no. 8.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of The
State Of Ohio, Three.ffths Of the members
elected 10 each House concurring therein,
that it be, and hereby is proposed to the
electors of this State to vote, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of October next, upon the up.
proval or rejection of the following amend
ment as an additional section 10 article
eleven of the Constitution. Every county
which now is, or may hereafter be entitled
to more than one Senator, or Representa-.
tive for the residue o fthe present d~ecennial
period, or for all, or any portion Of any SUBJ
sequent decennial period shall be divided
into as many Senatorial and Representative
districts as there may be Senators or Rep
resentatives elective in any year Of the
present, or any subsequent decennial perl
cd, which districts shall be of contiguous
territory, and each district shall contain as
nearly a ratio for Senator or Representa-
tive as is attainable, without violating the
rule herein given as to contiguity of terrific
ry, and without dividing any township, cleo.
ton precinct or ward. If any Representa-
tive, or Senatorial district, composed oftwo
or more counties shall by reason Of any ex-
cess of population overa ratio, be entitled 10
additional Representatives or Senators for
any portion of the present or any subse-
quent decennial period, the district shall DO
divided into two districts, for each portion OF
such decennial period, which shall be con.
tiguous territory, and each shall contain az
near a ratio as is attainable without dlYi-
ding counties.
II by reason ofthe annexation ofone Sen
atorial district to another, there shall be any
excess of population over a Senatorial "a.
ito, which shall be entitled 10 additional
Senatorial representation for any portion OF
any decennial period, each district, as now
constituted, shall elect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts BY
the county commissioners or such other
board of officers elective and resident in the
proper county as may be proVid I'd by law.
At least four months prior to the general
election in 1858, the counties entitled to
more than one member of either house shall
be divided into districts for the residue of the
present decennial period, and at least four
months prior to the general election in the
first year Of each subsequent decennial PEI
Rod, the counties entitled to more than one
member for all, or any portion of such de-
cennial period, in either or both Houses,
shall be divided into districts for The whole
of the decennial period. A description Of
the district of each county shall be publish.
ed as may be directed by the county com
missioners or as may be prescribed by law.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives,
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
AUDITORS OFFICE, vinton county, o.

MACARTHUR, April 9, 1851
| hereby certify that the foregoing pro-
posed Constitution amendments are true
copies as certified to by the Secretary OF
State. JOEL A. WALDEN,
34-6 GIN Auditor Of Vinton county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
IOwn Election.

1t is evident, from the slOwness o.
the telegraph, that our opponets have
not been very successful in the late
Iowa election. But very little relia'
bic Information has been received
The following dispatch, published in
the Washington Union, shows the re-
suit in one District
DUBUQUE, Ia, April Is.
"The Democratic majority for
Wilson in the Second Judicial
District is one thousand eight hundred
sixty-tour. lie carried every
but one.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-23
SECRETARY OF STArE's OFrrcK, }

COLUMBUS, April a, 1857.
I hereby certify that the foregoing pro-
posed Constitution amendments are cor.
rectly copied from the original rolls on file
in this Office, JAMES H. BAKER,
Secretary Of State.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
~ David McCandless, Survivor,
Miles Ncs!anus, et. Al.

by virtuI OF an order of sale. issued out Of the Court
o. Common Pleas Of Trumhall County, Ohio. to me di
rected and delivered, on decree matt by said Court
az their Harch term, A. ID. Isj7. I shall expose 20 put
lie sale, as upon execution at Law, at the door Of the
Court IiOrse in Warren, in said COUNTY. on SItu1iay.
the 18th dag Of May, A. ID. 1857, between the hours o.
10 O'clock 4 ~. and 4 O'Clock P. II. OF said day. tie
following Real Estate, described in sail decree. 70 wit:
= A rart OF lot No. Il. situate in the Town Plat Of War
rem. TrumLUll County. Ohio and bounded as follows,
viz: Beginning at the north west corner OF sal lot No.
Il, which is the centre Of the east vail Of L. J. Idding's
lot herein cot veyeL. thence south along the centre Of
said brick wall and west line OF said let No. u, eighty
feet COZ thence east parall-lwiti Market street TWEEN
~ feet (=u) thence north. parallel with the Nest line,
eighty feet (Sn) 70 Market street, thence west ziOug
the south line Of Market street, twenty feet to the place
Of beginning. and which ineludes one half Il The said
east wall OF said Iidinss' iaihiing, according TO the
provisions Of an article Of agrernrut. entered into be-
tween Daniel Gilbert and Lewis J. Iddings anG recor-
led in Trunhuil County Records. sad to which refer
euee Is here had" ard r.serTing To the said Gilbert.
his heirs and assigns, the right to use all the east wall
OF the hailding on the lot herein conveyed. rs a gaFti-
tion wall for any sirni.a buildings that he or they may
erect on the residue OF said lot y D. l., in the same MAJ
ner. ami to the same extent as isprovided 10 the agree
ment Aforesaid, between Gilbert and Iddings. in reia-
tiun TO the east wall Of said IId.ugs' buildiag-being
the same lanis and tenements conveyed to John d.
Wick and David McCAndlsss. by Danisl Gilbert. By
deed hearing date September LIST. lS5s, 20 Whieh refer
enee is here had. Appraised at s. .91O.
II. r. HARMON Sheriff.
sheriG' 5 Offee. Warren. April Is, '5T-SV-5.37
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We " up.-Ed.
Ahoys and Below.


: W. Dunlap, on Market street, hAs the requis-
it. articles to protect the mead from sun aad rain
in the shape of soft hats, the sleek stove pipe,
panama. palm leaf ani leghOrn hats; oil and
cloths cars.
In the same room, MeS.rs. Weir 4 BOIL have
,c1ened a Tailor SHOP. exclusively for custom
work. Al! jobs warranted To give satisfaction
J. Goldsteia has received a large stSe& Of
ready made Clothing. of every DESCRIPTION, al
prices to snit.
D &. Warren IS p'eF=reito adOru the lower eI-
tremi;ies in tae latess style. he hiss Kid slifs
shat would ct inc foot of a Cinderella. and gai-
tiers for the ladies; boots for the men. FROM tn
glossy patent leather to the heavy coaEre artiel'
with a sole an inch thick.
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Dwelling purred

We regret to learn that in The latter part OF las
week, the dwelling Of Mr.. James Blair Senior
in Bazeita: was burned to the ground, with q
portion Of its contents. Mr.. Blair is an aged
man. and a ray worthy citizen, and the loss q
severe enc.
We published an account Of the burning OF
the house of Nr. Walter Roe, in the same town
ship, g week or two since. Mr.. Roe Is a son-in-
law Of Mr.. Blair, and the few things saved from
the first fire, and siEce collected together by Mr.
Roe, were in the house last burned. We under
stand his wife was also in the house. confined to
her bed, with illnes, ani was carried out by
others.
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Aeme Sahuiasnts.
Photographs.

monographs.
uSounds that address the ear, are lost and die
In one short hour; but that which strikes theeye
Lives long upon the mind; the faithful sight
Enyraves the knowledge with a beam OF hight
The vast superiority Ofthe photograph over the
old dsguereOtyre and the more recent smhrO-
type, is acknowledged hyaH. Our friends, ROB-
BINS { LERor, have acquired a high degree of
perfection in The new ART. They combine prac-
tical experiences and skill, with inventive genius,
and a love for their art, In their room can be
seen Photographic portraits of several of the
prominent citizens of the town. Some OF
these are lif,-size, and others smaller. down to the
miniature loeset. The large ones are colored by
CRsvfoRD. who's room is in the same building
The magni6ed colored photograph bids fair to
Nlrnsst supcrcede the painted portrait. There
are several reasons for this. Firs., It's superiority
az a correct likeness. for as the sitter looks, at the
time when. the picture is taken. SO must his Ike
ness: and next. the price, which is not mora than
half the cost Of 8 painting. The durability Of
each will be the same, as the eOlors ased are
alike in both cases.
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Sabbath Shooting.

Those young gentlemen(D who are in the
habit of shooting birds in the vicinity of this
toxin. on the Sabbath, to the great annoyance of
q large part of the community, will DO well to
~recoilec: that by continuing the practice. they
viii violate two laws-that against Sabbath
breaking. and the new Law protecting birds, &e-.
and thus render themselves liable to a double
T,c
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. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
goot cattle af diR-sent grades.
Warren, Nar. ~. 5a-3n ATN. G7EBSISS.

NISSOLUTION. 03g fa O.
~ Notice i hereby given, that the eo-rartrsrShip
heretofore -O ting anG-r the FIRM 81 Sprns x Reed.
Is tbs day q ssoigr 81 By mutual consent
The HOOKS SAL EeeaEnts OF the late 1rn are In the
hands rf L Sphns. who alone is authorized to 3ske
settlement. T.. SPRING.
wIrrea. Fea. s, lsSi. D.B~REES
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School Teachers.

The County Examiners have closed .heir
Spring examinations. We are informed that the
numSer OF applicants was unusually large,
amounting TO nearly 400. Although about one
third CT these failed to obtain certificates 245
were successful; who, together with 100 whose
former ce-tifieates cover the sgl,ner term, gives
to our county an army OF 365 teachers, being
l34 more than enough to supply evsry school
district in the county. Truly. the school mis-
tress is abroad in old Trumbull.
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1 LWAYS on HAND
NAY APPOINTMENTS.
ar. T.. TUBBS, Analytic Physician.

DR. 4. TUBBS, Analyt tic Physician,
~ will be i'll attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesdays. 9Th, May.
oawELL. Mr. Eraggs, THURSDAY. 9TH May.
R.vEssA. Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, sc and 81 April
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
J lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels. Kidneys. and
Spleen also Dropsy, Gravel. rheumatism, Nervous
neSs, Dehiii y. Dyspepsia, Female diseases. kgue and
Fever. Pits. Impurities OF the Blood. ErupticEs. Can
GERS, Ulcers, aad all other varieties of long staining
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years D.. /. has devoted his entire tine
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually. many
Of wh,n hai exhausted every other resource IN their
reach. IL no ease are zRiaeraI or other POisOHs en-
Pi0ged, nor does he make sick 10 make yell. or tear
Go'rH TO bs'iG Up GsdiH. Themedicines rai. he taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients nfyte
main at home, and continue with prudence their orli-
arg diet AMI exercise. Mary have recovered uLder the
treatment after freirds and physicians had given up all
hope. the irhispu.ahle evidence Of which cdg always
be furnished. 1nva!ds, however reduced o. despair r
ing. are invited to call. and may Re assureI tE.t no en-
couragenent will he given or expense Incurred wiki
9ut 4 corresponding prospect Of recovery
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Errhange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLoREEcE, n. T.
lEo SINCLAIR. rHEs'T II. vrrprr. c.su.-
GEO. SINCLAIR A. CO

Ger eral Lazd Agents end Dealers in Lad Warrants,
FLORENCE MT.
viii give their personal attention to buying AID sell.
ing Real Estate, Entering Lands. Looming Money and
Paying Taxes. in Nerrasky, Iowa and Kansas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa;
C. @. Hdssey A. Co.. do; K Patrick & Co. Bankers,
do; AtweA. Lee & Co. Merchants, do; r.. z. Paley
Banker, Ph;ls.; WinsloE. Lanief & Co. New York,
Lucas * Sinonds. BANKERS. 81. Louis. selleg 4 Co
Merchants, do; Bank Of Comnerce, Cleveland, o.; J.
q. Husssy do; Samuel ouinby, Eco. EErren.o
RrrQ9LH~
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KiLLED.-On Tuesday evsring. April
2lst, 4 number Of Irish laboTers firm
Kihgsvilie were passing over ihr railroad
on g han4 car, and when about half "a
mile west Of our drpn, ore of li"ir num-
bar FIJI from ihr car and vas Instantly
killed Conneou. Reporter.
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The undersigned. IN Vi.hdrasins Som the fru 81
Spring & Reef, eaanot ". express HE t5snks for The
liberal pa.rguage lestoEei1pon the late hrm, by the
community. lie also taxes Fiea-Ere in saying that the
pvug husiness viii. 5e e~ontinIed By r. Spring, a. the
old stand. on Market street; andThe hopes katfhe sane
confidence heretofore bestowed rp0n the late frm. may
he extended 70 Mr. Spring Wis Is IN every way dessrG-
ing ofit. D. B. REED.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
~ Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lambus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleye-
land * Pittsh5rgh Rail Roads.
At scion. with HHeks To Ciasrin Falls.
At Siantua, with Hacks 10 RaveEna-
" Bracevine, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
" Warren with Hacks to sh1ron, Greenvilie Mead.
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield, &c
" Youngstown. with Stages to NeE Castle. Lowell.
Polani anh Enon Valley, and thence by 2. &. W.
IL Q. Rail Road to Pittshurrh.
Nh Passengers LeGriHg Y0HHestOrH az l2:24 p
W, GrrIre at Toledo at 1880 scle night, AID chieagS
az ll:31 merit Morning.
April Is, 1857. CHAS. Z. RHODES. Sept.
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THEFr.-Some adroit thief went into
one OF tie oo.ns OF the Randolph H'u,e,
Saturday evening, and appropriated 10 lis
us- a silt of clothes belonging TO NJ. A..
Duke, aeboarder, and valued {. some SIS.
IL is evident enough the thief was posted
as to the location Of the. room and a SUI
peru SUNDAY rg."-CSnaeaaa Reporter,
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4 Good appointment.

We learn that ar. James Mills, formerly CO.
editor with Mr.. Ritezel, of the TrunabuA Demo-
erat ehas received the appointment of Collector
st St Paul. Mr. NJ. made many friends during
be short residence here, and We hope his Office
may prove a lucrative one.
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4 NEW SUPPLY Of tho-e elegant
~ Family Dihlss, Cir sides sad Edges. tns Biess:
ysG ever saw in the country, and the cheapest.
Sold At ADAMS.
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The English Parliament has passed a
bill giying'tbe exclusive right TO the At
lantic Tel egrsph Company to land their
csb.c on the sborss Of that province.
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Boots and Shoes.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
u CRANAGE continues TO manufac-
~. turs and keeP ca hand, At his store.
No. 6, lain STREBT. WARREN, OHIO,
Two docrS south OF Saith. EcComhS ( Cos store, q
large. complete and well sci, cted stock Of goSls lie
can recpnlheId 70 Customers. at moderate prices, cen
sistine Of LADIES' FINE CONGRESS-.
Side Laced, Patent Tipped an Foxel Caters. plain,
good al! substantial CATERS. hone Eade. Of diheseat
grades aai colars. and a general assortment Of all
kinds Ladies' Shoes. slippers. &c.
MISSES A cHILDREXs' CATERS.
BOotees. Shoes ans slippers. OF al kinds aud eolors-
G~ENTLEMEN'S FINE FRENCH CALF.
Morocco. Kip and Thick Boa s; a good assortment OF
hne CATERS and Slippers; Hoys'Rnd Youths Call, Nip
and Thick Boots. bro-ans, &c.. sc.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS.
Consisting Of French Calf. Patent Leather. csf Boot
Morocco, Corr. sole Morocco. Card Kid. PrnIei-
Gai.ocn. Root Web. Lasts. Boot Frees, Shoe Pcss,
Nails. Knives, ThIeaj, ana everything else Pertaining
10 the trade.
April9 %, 1851. o. CRANAGB.
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Justices, ana ConsiabIes' Blanks,
yARRayrEE. MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, rxECUTfoNs. SUBPOENA. III
Constantly On hand and for sale.
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HEART

Atections OF tbs vital organ being renerallv thought
incarable, We suhioin the following from an old resi-
dent of Seneca Co.,
Batternrt Ridge, Seneca Co.. Nov Is5s.
DR.. fuhhs-Dear Sir:-My son. Simon Jackson. hav-
ing been restored to health by year tr-a.meEt. a sense
OF gratitude TO yJu as ~rll as ! lies r. to beneet Others,
make it my daty - certify II yuur'elf and the public
generally, that he Was afflicted win m acute RheEma-
tic OBJECTION, resulting af;er much suffering. In drursy
Of he chest and disease Of the heart. with violent Iai-
~pitition- Por weeks he was unable to lie down 1t all.
aad as everything which, han been done for him was OF
no avail whatever. we were about despairing entirely
of his recovery. But 1 am happy II ray that Jour rem
elies and treatment we're entirely successful, e1eetiBg
4 ssdicsl cure; and there has been 10 return OF that
disease up TO this time. which is now about two years.
l an very respectfully your friend and obedieHt SER
want. JOSEPH JACKSON.
au-e-m
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BARRELS OF SUGAR, New o.
u leans. Powdered, Crushed, Palveri=-d snd C.f
eea: DUNLAP * STEwART'S.
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GONE or two, or three cozen, CT
" rore Or less. or thereaboats." patterns Of
spIendid orl CsrPstiz-. Of all widths. by the piece or
yard. At PATCH & oPDfCKE'S-
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HARNEsS:

III AIA4f LC1o-
IL Ate & oPDYCKE,
are now manufacturing. and hare on hand a 6rst rata
assortment CO usrness-are Introducing u NEE azd De
~ popular s.Eie. We use none Tut the nery 6asf az
fccfed st0eF. and employ none hut the best workmea,
which cnahies us to warrant our stock and work to be
fan .tiess. Whoever wants a durable Farm praGgil
Harness. or Q more elegant. real silver PLATED. tasty
Harness. han always be accommodated at tie lowest
possible fgure-al other articles in cur Ike, constant
ly on hand.
Warren, apr %. IFS.
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CHAWLS-Strlia Shawls Of The latest
- ana most Fashionable S.rlrs. and CHOICEST qlaIi
ties; also. 4 l1rg= varis,y Of Embroidered End Plain
White Grape, Cashmere, Printed aai other varieties,
for sale cheap. by PECK, BChWELL < CO.
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A CA RD.

FRIENDS and NEIGHBOURS; or
L. Two ways of Living in the Worl1 -arother new
and valuable story for the home circle. Price 81 20
At ADAMS.
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Donation Perty.

Donation Party.
Alienation party will be held at Empire Hall.
on the. evening of May l2sh, for the benefit Of
the colcred Clergyman and his lady. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
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"DATENT MEDICINES"
SPRING * TURNER,
Have ;h;s day ia store III No. ii H.rkeI ST., Warren, O.
1 Gro Ken;-iy's Medical Discovery,
a do uoofaBd's German Ei.lrrs,
6 do acLane's Liver Pills,
6 90 do Eermifug-.
} 10 4yre's Cherry Pictorial,
, do do Liver Pills.
] 10 Mexican Mustang ~Lininent,
. do TSbiIs' Venetian do
l do TsrreII's Arabian do
| do Guysoti's yellow Dock and Sars1rarjliz.
= do Waiver Canker sHi Salt Rheum Syrup,
] 10 William balls ralsam for the Lungs.
= do Deshler's Fever and sgue P.ils, a eerfciE cure
= 10 Wi sht's Sugar Coated Pills,
\ do histars Baisam Wild Cherry.
Grseienherg Medicines, of all kinds,
Or. Jayn-'s do do
u 10 Stsbler's Expectorant.
"a do do Diarrhra Cordial,
"a 20 Sellers Caayh SsrIp.
u DO Rogers Comp. Syrup Liversort and Tar,
"a do Merchants Gsrgling Oil,
William c. Sweets Medicine OF every kind.
Also a COOL assortment Of almost everything kept by
Druggists. Please call and zee US
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DIR. W. PAINE,
B. SPEAR & son.


PLATITG MILL,
DOOR. sLIND AND SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned, having long be n
4 urstdby the.s friends an,i TztToPs. setknoSiny
the wants 1.-THE public, lave cree CT q spacious
FLAMING MIL & o o FACTORY,
In the Canal. just west ef c.. Z. LrhinsNeIE's Ware
house where they viii keepop hand 1s.osk OF Dress-
sl F70srisg, both ofhard and soft " aod. We are also
manufLc Rriug = superior quality Of siDING. which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We win also 10
all kiHls II PlsaiHg Tor the Trade pU sl,oft notice. We
are now pr, Pirsd 10 sell the best quality. - kiin-dried
d~o-rs-lasaS largelt increased our iliues for man
uGAe:crins doors, we souii cali the R~,trn;ion OF JoiEers
and Builders 20 this branch of our tpsiEsss- We will
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDSl
or saperior quality. and warrant them In every par
ticul4r Newif also keer on hand \ large z~ssortEeEt
OF SASH
~ all sizes in use. Havtng largely Inca eased eur IA
cililies for manufacturing all the above articles and
are en1siei % sell them at reduced prices and EuPe-
Tiur quality. We Will engage to 6rPliCx;- any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or elsewhere. CON
muntsltiOns by mail sIl receive prompt attention.
Mr. Persons sending stua lobe drcszsd. need send
none bu: good lumber, IS we viii put nothing on our
Machines hut ciesr lumber. Siding. 10 dress sell,
must be a. least Z inch thick.
shiaGirs and Lata on hand and FOR sale.
Warren. Jan q, l-5I. = SPEAR 4 SON.
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Fairly Beaten.

a few weeks since. we held a due bill against
Phile Z. Reed, Esq, fec s. l3-l99. Just before
ne rcmoved 10 Illinois, he called and paid the
note. but forgetting to take it vith him, lefs 1t
on or table. Aher he was fairly settled IN his
nsw nome, we wrote him, enclosing his note and
issrucsng him to collect it without any delay;
telling him that the fellow was slippery, and ne
must watch him. A few days after, We received
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/ UMBERt LUMBER LUMBER II
H IGO.lG0 feet Lznier Baniel. Cash IL hani uil
ptid for clear s-asocs-A Lunier. from inch to two inch
Poplar. and Ia and : inch clear Cucumber, delivered
Jan 81. ISL Z. srEAR q son.