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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-17

IRO.rClTY
50 80 ~
Scc:~.......s'.~.s..a. Sc..ssr,
LOCATED IN PiTTSBIRG. Pa.
ARIERED-APRIL 1855.
With Board of Twelve Trustees.
ALPHABETICALLY
The Business Mans College,
Having had in January last in daily attendance
Two Hundred and Twelve Students.
Exhibiting it at once as the
Most Extensive and Popular Coinmercia,
School in the Country.
@Geo&S7>
FACILITY.
+ W. JENKINS, PErxcIr,r.
!. l. HITCIICOCK,
Author off, Nec Hcthod Of Trucking Book!eea;aq'
Professor of Accounts, Bookkeeping, & Arithmetic
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of the National System Of Bookkeepinq."
Lecturer ON Business, its customs and uS.,.eS
H'Y WILLIAMS and J. w. BRENTLINGER
Pros. OF Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Phonogrr
pliv.
a. COWLEY, W. p. COOPER, and
p. II. SPENCER, Jr.
Prot; s,ors OF Plain and Ornamental Pcnmanship.
Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence.
d. BACON,
Lecturer on Political ECONOMY
JAMES ". HOPKINS, Esq,
OF the PittSburg Bar, Lectureron Commercial Law
JOHN w. KENNEDY,
Of"Kennedy's Bank Note Review" Lecturer o.
Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank Notes
COMMERCIAL, ETHICS
Stated lectures by eminent clcrgymcn of this city
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring THoronq
Business Eiucafi1n in the shortest time and a
the least expense. comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
As applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing, &c, taught by the Oldest American teacher am
writer of Book keeping now living, having fort
years experience in teaching md business practice
STEAM BOAT BOOK KEEPING,
With all the recent Improvements ana valuable ad
ditionS taught without extra charge.
PENMANSHlP.
IN every variety and STYLE of Business and Olna
mental Writing.
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business an,
Ornamental Pcnmansip have been awarded tIIi
College, over all competitors wherever its writin:
has been exhibited Including the State Fairs il
Ohio and Michigan, in 1855, and at the Pcnnsylva
MIA State Fair at Pittshurg, in 1856.
ARITHMETIC.
As applied by the first Mercantile Banking Houses
comprising all COUnfbg House Caicuiqsjons.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES
Full instructions given in this important branch
of business education.
LECTURES
Daily on Book Keeping: the Usagcs. Laws, an,
Customs of Commecc; Finance and Banking: 70
litcal Economy, Detecting Countcrlcitirg moncv
and other subjects having practical relations to ac
tive business.
TERMS, &C.:
Book Keeping, Full Commercial Course So u
stationery, about ; N
Board, per week, can be obtained for > u
IL Students are not charged extra for Steamboat
Book Keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can enter at any timc-'nO vacation) review a
pleaSurc--iimc unlimited, usual length Of cour,
from six to w Give weeks.
REFERENCE:
49, STUDENTS entering. from the CITY alone
within one year, besides the III my from The cour
try.
DIRECTIONS:
Specimen OF Writing and Circ s,lars. col.ttinin
full information, sent by miil free of charge.
address +. ". JENKINS.
June Is Iron City College PittSlur., Pa.
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dallaf su. slaf NJ tlellm eh lhfj
~ ashit VI 4. d,naeims pfsimlly
W lhssfi sgfll illhiuab iha ehlsf
sie nei re oily hfafsfs w lfR
iiesi 'rrilIp " adfes urot ihe
ansait pAvfi by Aal Inh ilsaWnbhl
shIob though moi slNaya matlal. "a
lhe most ssefarlailnT uf any either
Wefe 'he lafahlalas A. nHmsiuna ~
lho conmou spider 1't,a' of Any Oh
y country whos They Abaupd vaali
10 unlnhahllabls 'Iha ,efy Idea u
having q spider whose lite y q, Ian
rtfsas AZ that n q nillsauahe an M
Imd ehise olof 90 etaelly oaaei
ponds With lhe ground ihe, lulk In
- 10 render ihem Invisible ,scapi
when IN motion one W hfotmua A.
10 make ihe most pfodlrous leaps IN
order to Iuflei Ila wound whnse iIu
position Ia as allen and sncaklng a.
The old wmuaha "snaAe IN the rta,s"
say that tho hare Idea ~ snrh a
plague becoming numerous Il ot listlf
sufficient to drive every man, woman
anil child from The country loll 'lcS
ans nerptsa) Hot an Allvise Ctra.
tor saw that 4 few only would be- suf
ncicnt 6r M, and that tho fewer We
hal VI such blessings The happier Ne
should be-.
must leave thai old taranlnla,
and hasten On to the place of Mule
Earei Rabbits. lrr
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The sitter ol Tie Ablueden Val
lrWWai Hliu, aheu hr daup see q
rHd f.Ha dos I'll IpuIlil IN tpll
iul miU us ihs tdluuinHi
linislus afef iho sinlh 'Eiis
lle'iluad InlI week little eiiouu
tIhn,v onue under eul observation.
going 10 SLOW wuunu's iniluence,
Aia station near Petersburg, anel
deI gentleman nni0io llie eats.
accompanied b, hla daughter lle
was stranger 10 Ne but ,hrts
were about he rouutcnnnre IN
mislakuhh marks which heloken
The too ire hahllual dsc ol situng
dunk Allhr nest stopping plnce
the daughters attention was NJ.
ifartud hy sumrihing nuialJe, and
She pat her head out 81 thu win
duw The old man slipped wit ol
hia seat, sank down c,l the llom
aud drew lom his sadjle-bapa a
bottle ul 'plrlls, aud ifcni which
be- took a hasly suck Juft "a
he lowered llliom hiA mouth tho
lady tumcd around, and caug
him ia the act Shr reached
ward, and laying hcr hnnd eas
shoulder uildly, sad, "Oh, ~ .r
father" Nv dear ja, '''''
suil he ~ just took soucrs,
measuring 'hc size Of ti,sasla in
hn shr,yeled horciingere,.
wore such a luJ,oroaro MNsvhl
of shame that We CO ","S a.'o ~ ',y
smoshcr a laugh; wAvhi., rr the
same time, the disite~ cd on
the eoun'enance cft' .sh,ct.
u her eyes iillei witl~lsrs, aacct
Us W that We could almost have
cried through sympathy. Tho lady
drew her vail over her face. bow
ell her head, and sat mciionlc~fcr
an hcur, weeping over the fniNy
ola beloved psrcst. And slthossh
we kept IN sempsny . Aandrssl
miles or inorc. the flask VI whisksv
was lcit untouched in the wallet.
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rMx LuLLAsY

~ D. a. AtSsutt
tAs.4
Al vAa so ,sll 'hs fst'r'i spell
fha, Als . mashsf, t,sul,
When saii sni i.ef eamss halmy ,istf,
Ahl lulls her babe " fsslf
with glowing WI. The msilav NJ.
shs sl'al' ftem Nj. i,t M,
40 loIl.ama hse, IN sohli dee
The hsne,,aella .lrl
II swsr' 'sross, llla baiinr ios
Ia d'oeplns posture hahe.
Ils tender head . as.llIns laid,
Aud - hes h,.am vlanr
lis'cld n .recl. atouad hpf n,pL
III. fragile hand. are Ilsssn,
A. saints ahoss In pristine love
Embraea Almlsh,,'. throne,
'iis hle dream, lha, eleudle.. beam
Which plays upon her iaes,
A. by his side .he leans With pride,
lls features mild 10 trace.
How swIfl her eys ,eem, " d.scty
A lossly Themes. there
llow lsenl, ne~ she sean. h. brow,
Aud brushes back hs hair
shs draws the screen aihwsr Tho sheen
TAa, through the lattice breaks,
Too ssfcne the gay, meridian ray
Upon bis lily che,k.
With ANXIOUS caro- sho rock. the chair,
Soii.soo,hins es'y sigh, u
Bli,he w thrush IN ,erdan, bush,
sAe .ng' her lullabyl
he stli, sleeps and ye, shc keeps
A rocking 10 aud fro,
And watching we'll The ~i,ch.ns spell
Of Slambsr's sweet halol
Aud thus ,he stay. until the blafs
of noon sof, dies awav,
AMI ,wilish, breaks in golden slrcals
Through claa,l. of s,lver.rrAy.
She stops and 10 the charming slos
And hsemin- smile have aei
pcarly shower nov seems 10 lower
Beneath her dark eye.id' [broast.
wha, thrilling though, could thus have
SO quick and ssa y change
What chills tha se-s % tia, kind h,e-,s,
Ani makes her bsk 20 ssanssl
Ah ne there's no, single jOs
oi all the WAYS of life
but shs has rlsun'a sai touhly sesna'd-
Ear.h's boandles, joys and strife!
She saw her child M infant mild,
And then s,riplin. dear,
A grown. ap man, with feature, wan-'
Ths ,isioa eGled here,
She could no, see wai, ne nigh, hs
When from her care he's torn
Whistler had stray in Pleasures way,
OrMissTy feslorn,
And hi. the ,hcs,M which sadly brcash.
Ths ssas.dsop IN her eye.
A. she bow'd dasu, With psusi,s frcws,
And hash'i her lullaby! -
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IA humorous young man was

IA Auuorpss young man was
driving q hors which was in.,he hah-
Il of stopping n every house on The
roadside. Posing . country tsssfs.
where we're collected nge,her some
dozen e0saisy uss. the beas,, q usn.
Al rsa sVSe}Ns tAe Coon 1ssA tteA
s,oppsd IL spisssf ~ yssss uss
who applied ~, ship rvisA I'll bis
might = drive ibe hSrsa On. 1ss
men sths porch esunescsd a lesrty
laugh. sNl ssos iaaxssi u - vssla
ell the horse. 49,
"fss." replied tAe y.use man,
"bul I cannc, recommend him. a. he
oscs bslsserd 10 butchrr, end ssnps
Whenever NJ hears Che eslees hleAs !"
The crowd retired 10 the bar In 81.
leace. .i-'ff
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Hor 70 Mead CA,sa From an
English almanac Ne long time since.
ca, a receip, for mending China, and
the opportunity having ccssrsl fos
trying Il, W found u sdpirsbls. che
fracture scarcely being ,issbls after The
article was repaired. IL 3 thus uaie
Take very Thick solution II Gun
Arabic In water. and stlr !. into l'las.
ter cf Paris until the mixture becomes
a viscous paste. Apply Il With =
brush 10 ,he fractured edges ard stick
them soeeskv. In ihfce days TIE
article cannot again he brckes In the
same place. The whiiensss Of the
cement fcnden Il dcably valuable.
ErcAsss,, s.
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'NNfiHHHF wv fFHfHi ' NNNN w
sight u vast htela NJ ealila Ahl
sheep which animals have taken lhs
plaHo n The haIfalp And on Anl ln
stead u The wild Indian chasing lhcso
ahlmAls, Afe nov seen tho countless
he'i' N cattle, tended ty iho ~
spftadIns Ahi adventurous Anglo
sason 'aee The buffalo W. ldnes,
tosma IN those vast iallluies where
lof ayes gone BY be hss been accas
toned 70 make hl' way at pleasure
l,lho unlo Tho Indian he haa been
pushed farther aud father towards
The western ocean, until only cen
pafallscly small space has been ltn
for hla dwelling "Old things have
passed away, and behold all things
have become new The Wild dent
tens II The forest aud prairie are
driven hefore tho stern ahj steady al
vance u civilization and hle.sed Is
the change, was maeh surprised
AT Tho immense number II cattle that
every swell or decline n the waving
plain brought 10 view their name
seemed 10 he legion, and I, rally m.
pearej 10 me NJ " Nero could no, be
owners for ~ many ct them; bat
closer Inspection always revealed
where the scorching branding iron had
placed l's marx upon the body Of each
one Of them. And onen in the lar
distance I could zee the lowing
herds" In a close Hack line. moving
on. and urged by drivers on rraneing
Indian ponies. with their long stock
whips IN their hands. II male me
think u the old pastoral times Of
Abraham. when a man was wealthy
only IN proportion 10 The number Of
his cattle, aud when the care Of the
fiocks and herds was the cmplcymen,
of the men Save wary Here. as Il
was then. cattle are the main produce
and chief dependence Of the people.
and Texas Is moro Of a pastoral than
farming country. Tho cattle seemed
larger aud fs,icr than | bad ever seen
them elsewhere. which 10 perhaps cw.
Ing to the splendid range they feed
upon.
| A | vas watching q contest hc.
tween too gentlemen steers. was
suddenly reused 10 contemplate ~me.
thing nearer aud more interesting bv
my hous making q ssd'iea star, and
then stopping short. with ears erect
and scsirils disteWded. HAD he been
q native Tess, he would no, have
beca thus s.asm-d a soshiss bus =
tsrah,ula. Turning bis bead 10 one
side, ] took . rccd lock q, the moo.
s,er. but wi,tcs, getting down. I no,
being able ,ie..sss . s''ck within .,
lcas. fve niles of myself. was afraid
Of getting dovn olcss for fear be
should take . ao,ioA to examine me
slsa . lit,ls more s,osely than xas
agreeable. dou't inow ,ha, this
sniual IL . peealissiy os Texss, In.
deed. I know that Ia uasy plases he
sides there ~. laisk pLlss .vhisA
bear Ne sans nsnA Hsrs. however,
Il is tsssd NJ Ue.bpssPevfsclicn. q
rather dtbrmisy, ~ II ~ iosshesons
and dsspisAhh essassse q b sbs
worst. n - apinll ~ Nrsh n
Goldsuilks xalss,l iliasesy : ,hs
true sasassula. No. slp ~ found
here does not properly "a iss sane,
aad u5dId u u - zkey. srs
abos, q sss6 6slnis - 1As6k N
Is 10, . shssehsl vssseusi TAs -
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C;rous,a asdfks Poiss.-Europs
will be rejoiced 10 heaf that C;s-
cassIa hiss published ths ebllowins
decree. which does hes eseot hoe.
~. % behslf II ~ pslse itltz =
All thess Pela whN dutiag ~ :
last siehssen ycss. hsvc sucapea
flom RusaA into CsssassiG oad
been reduced V slavery hsrSzass
free. and may enter, il they 4 -
Into tie army, or I've here = lfec
citisens. They are also a. perfect
liberty. " they wiah to qiis the
country a any time. Moreover,
Russian subieeW wks have lasely
fled from hssis isss Cimsa.li,
whether they b. Pod. R,ssisas,
cossacks Tartars, or oshcs, src
tree, and may acs n the rais,c way
- permitted n shose msasicaed
above. The military Asfthonties
ere snioinsd - sAisses che uessm
execution 81 shn ~. ANY rsssoa
violating isswiil inras . - &c
efty sosblss sad.ss imqgtsssmmt
Of forty jayA 49,. tam.
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Akcual,1ats, Tenn.
}IvIls HOUSE is situated 10 sh. censrs
i q business ami is nou 1nisAel 10
'nple.. order, and the Proprietor pledge
nsslf il shall not be sarPsssed b az
sss h Ne Sceslevess. y Fiin
Bsse sssssfsl foe The vsy libqaa -.
naes besscwesi - hin foe tke - swo
ssrs. he hspes By . sssiss sseuDsisa y
n.asss 10 aesis . eoassnsanes q ~
An>. J. J. wORSuAM,
rl.ly Prsysissos.
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A child, atsemptidk o G101Ss >
b his aunt : susis. - ikN,erar
thing ausail clear sp to h;shsei. :.
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A Nerd 0fssss "A complaint wss
made receniIs. ]. n tlse fNurso uls'rIct
conn q New Odessa shas Ma. v.
r. xs,ly. ,he kess<r sf a esass sand
IN ussesins s,rs<s narkei, 'ies< sllov
us-a h sit 90 hsr lap, hassins cad
tj-s;ne hsr. and disturbing The peace
With kvr tois,erses lsushts.
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must leave that old taran,nla,
and hasten On 10 the place of Mule
Earei Rabbits. lrr
Far ths Piaols Ndrl
Eureka Institute.
September losh, 1851,
Nm " 8. WAnDi
VIII yoa BE- 80 rnod as to rcpnbli.h
the notice iha, was written by the
Trustees Il Eurrka Institute. 10 which
exceptions werc talvn. | make this
request from the fact, that a great
many tina, saw the communication In
which The complaint was made, did
not sec the notice by the Trustees VI
Eureaa. We here. Vn the stead Of
the Trustees. aud We know wba, We
asScr, To be true ii~laIm any inien.
,iou whatever Of aIludlne 10 any per.
son or school IN iha, noiicc. and here
We intend 10 leave II. and let an un.
prludiocsl and honest community 10.
eide whether wc have been upjus,ly
charged.
wiihos. tho knowledge VI Dr.
Paine, the prcsi,leu, of the Board Of
1fussees, as he, from the illness Of .
member cfhis family. has aet replied.
we on our own responsibility make
this disclaimer.
Respectfully.
u. B.bRowv. ?
We. the Trustees Of Eureka Instl.
tuie. having been often dIsgu.,ed .,
the pscgnans newspaper sssisas. ed
largely inflated puts Of alnsut nwy
ssisAbs,ie'i 'sAoo'. have purpose'y
avoided speaking Of thls Institute,
through 'ha medium Of The press. ~
I'll ', had. beyond q sAadov Of asshs
highly meri,cd the patronage Of N.
We think TIA. he tias hes arrived.
that In Justice N Esssha. ~ n IL
slsrSs s 90, dssy 4, sAs ysiiA thai
ve sAould. IN . ps(lIc way give y the
Institute. - now govassi and taught
hy H. Pre.idsat :, ! assoclale teach.
sn. our most cordial endessemens
The Rev. B. B. Brown. President
Of the 1sssisa'c. aad also principal
Preceres In the Female Department,
AAs acted promptly. .ascisively and
psudsstly. hss watched and guarded
evesy isssrvst Of his pupils and pa.
tross; IN . vorl, has DISCHARGED all
the dusies Iscwnisus spus IN vis.,
credi, to hinsek end the vsssstrsi-r
over which he presiies, A . teach,
&c. he is prompt. labssious. and fully
qaahfed to take charge Of al ,hs
branches, both ancient and mo.lssn. Il
. thorough course.
/ Mr.. y. Jerome Hill. Teacher IN ,t'
Male Depastkt<t. i ~ srtsne ern
tIeman. and from. several years espe
rieucs. and : 6rss class education. i
very saccssafnl sesOler. - sch b
deserves our highest csmreuda,ios.
Prssidsss BsosS / pefssA<uily %
GATED, having laid oss largely q hi
ussas b Ne erspwiy belsssirs Il
Ne lapsitsla Ne sxpse,s V speas
aul - uoA onlsuss - uesus. vris
eiodp , uuln11blus M wuAtssisI
g - ebtD1s(uDne ~ srassl lsa
n = s4s2 PAsNs. nm
ne. cssull ~. : =. =,
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A usxsfai. If Ssii--gs~svislie
Dsscsr0s.-It seems that the resour.
crs Of our State will never eeass dc.
Ivelcpirg. somcthiss sev. great, or
wonderful j. constantly turning up.
The latest discovery Is specimen Of
sals rrk hanael ~ Yesterday hy Nr.
Net,lesss. eisk II IN ss.smer Oar.
vim. u was tsfen irsla Q kill -
mountain Of tho same material. Just
discovered . short distance from u
Mississippi river, on ihe Missouri side,
end shout sevrnty.'wc miles from ~
Louis It's situated an Saline e,-ek.
N Perry county. aud almost on line
livlding that csanty from 81. Gsae-
We've county. Saline creek smp.ies
into The Mississippi river ahou, three
ani half miles bslow 81. May-.
iansling. The specimen hefcrs ~ ~.
semhles a piece ef gaartz rosk. and !.
little mixed with . substance rrsem.
hing ircn ore. II has . pure. swee,
taste. and wbsn ground 70 powder v a.
shits as any Of the table sa!t nov IN
seustsl sse. II ve ere not misin.
ferwel'. sk's hi,l Of cal. VIII prov. ~
imm'rsn speenlssisa 10 IT, owners.
and VIII cheaper ibe price of iha, ar.
iic'e vp-v materially IN this e,sy.--!x.
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Hsw n Rsss sesv HesstAs--ls'.
Step IN he,l late: 81. Eat hot SIP
pers 81, Turn iay into right. night
into day i:h. Take no exerei~ s'h,
Alvays ride whea you can vals 9Th.
Never uiad about yet feet; sth. Hate
hslf . d.ssa decssrs, s.h. Dvisk a'l
the medIcise they srwi yeu 9th. Try
e,rry new qusck; lOsh. n shs' ,l~s
net MI yca. quaes ysdtself Psssi
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Hailiafh ~ ftshia, uiit
,vnnr wnpnns sDAy,
JOil Wt,llit

~ "a urseRiitlUNi, from large ilani
! kiu Fancy Cards, done With Seslne.
IaiDspnieh, and uh reasonable terms,
~ M communications must be- al
I,ss,l 70 NJ. \, wAan. ksq., Pamela,
ssloIprl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
OVENS!

THIS iuysnt,on, the result 81 practical 'Npeti'
sncc, Il. nov couGdently presented =" ih'
public ~ superior In poiut otecouomN 'a'''l' du,
,,bil,t,. ease ct management, r"n'sn,enes' AMI
above al in the untivallrd m,oust IN wh'rhN docs
~ work 10 any othcriaycnt'on "' The N'"u no"
in NE.
ne PsrFsi Orsr, doing cycgihing required
II N in The most saTsfior WARMER. go.
Torf1asting meats IL b. iull, oquhllo the o'''
T,.b,,ysd Spit, which 10 veil Known 'ohnVe been
,hc bet method ever iu,ented. u viii roast at
the same time a. many dinsr"ut Kinds "i meats ~
the oven eau contain, aud cash piece Nil ~ per-
irsil, svgct and lrrc i1om The gases '''s'ng i"m
the ii1,frut ysrstic-, ~ the" g'''' are ''' ON
through 1u rsc1pc pirr AZ che top,
Zoe haL cog bread 1uI pnsuN' ihl. "'r''' WIN
out q, ri,,' ne the heat reguHirihN d'Wpets ~
The latto.u aud d. underline perfect o'n'fo'o the
operator.
Iti.uot cNcsllrd iu roini OF 'eoonomy' a. The
beat rsuuifci b. generated vlih'n the oven The
material from which IL u. m'n'''''"frd beng I"
n,n.corlirior. tni constructed wnh''-, h'mh''''
there b. 90 radiation ct heat, nni s"'' 'f''n'"l
IT fisl will keep h .oiu. iur h1n's'
The material will asithrr rn'i nor hufn"''' and
The oven will last iot ,c,rs.
E,sr, ayrpts warranted o. give entire sau'l'c'
tom,
seven .;,s.. sritale fpr the 'mallest private
6Yil,. ,r f,r .tsamars aud hotel. ~ The largest
ri,.. az, manufactured. Al nfiers directed "a
| the .ul.rri,cr.. at South Paris, w'll." promptly
attended 60. ..,.,.,.,.,.., co
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g.r,rrrsp. I f.rr.h,.,i ut ,urr aE,ut, uns ~
,4,r ~. r.r1Er Oyrus, foe th,. iustitutun,
,rI iuu.t ,,, tt jr,s s,rpthir- which % be- rrr-
..g4..r.i.a Elr ,' ip Ace. ~ uHr ur1i71r, vnN 90
IsLtar. w. need sislu' tsp r1u.s oi vu"i 90 thee
urrts ", u1v tH tb. same nuHH0i uii-kius
,,r,t tva Is.hgIs off vr,rl rrr vrsk, ur three two
Ia,.b,I iB.ksfs nii pst 90 l1kr three v''ks.
Iva. su we'll srrishrl with che OPERATION ~ ihr
". svht.h vs u.. i1ihrpus1r, ihhtl purrhhs
B 81. i.r Hur family noe.
Thee Owens lakr eel feet ps aHy other way ui
ilL .o. sBH pf- be-. liable Oh lufn thr hrsni ihlu
3D., tb..r ....l us,. &c 5000 can regulate ihs beat
.r.tt1 sut th, rnHHHt 5000 have iH ihr oven 90
hLr. u frr. u.i beat che rHu, 'Hi 'H, nn.
can i,lr vifh.H. IH.nrr- ihswt'lv's, i1 che rom.
u.B W., ir.Ius stoves. con rhrr'iHIl, recon.
u.ui tb,., u,srs t. 80 who have baking iH tH un
r large &c srtII .r,lr, ir their 'r"uurN ln sH'iHg
,..I and heat. Which rsss, IH fhr usull eay ~
hiking. Nrrfs ErsrftfHIF,
" ". EASTMAN, Warden.
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T. mERSEY
r,vIIar,r.Norv,r, Nav u, 1856.

Ttv tlHrsT. NnUvNI NAY u, 1856.
Gspilrufr. have usrd thr lptrut Gal'anrri
Iruo oven. ui ,HHf un1uHCiurr, irrsr'rr1l weeks.
with entire sHf.fHr'Tun. W Che nu'rHs" 'i
r.s.tiue irra's, ,ul baking brood ani Wsir,,U
,ur,.ss.',, ANYTHING ~ th' N'HI nat hh'. ever
..., Ir,,.ti.I, "a, that since I have weed ,nur
,,.. have not us,J ut.f, than iuufih a. uu'h
Dr. m, laA,pg ~i'h, s' dli hsf'rs. can
.,gl, recommend your uy,os tu r'' Hotel Mcgee.
GrsrsriiuII, ,1urs. OTIS TRUE
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n. :. S,c,su. 4 Go --GsH's have made
ihlrough tr,sI 81 The G,'pu.rri Portable oven,
81 YOUR manufacture, which ! u.iti1,i unt bong
aso ~ ,uu. and hud BE- tn 10 RlI that '0u recon.
55lr. 81 it Soc. n nHkrs NrrN great s,Vt0g ui
t,.l rI the ,,pp -susut IT % is siupls sni 'ss,.
consider % ihr lssi apparatus Il th' kind hlthrr.
On ,avsut,I N,y Respectfully,
T.. HOLMES.
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Il. = STEVENS : co.
C,orr Horst. sorrU rAEi',}
NJ, l1fh. lSJ6.

Gcn,lsuso. I have used The Patent Gai'aniict
I,,, p,,,. manufactured D, 5000, few weeks
and rpust -, ., so,h. we'll. employ a man 'r
,I, Inv h,L,oF. Who g,,ss a ,er, favorable Hrruun'
,ftf, I,Lirs usais, bread, p1.tN, and even.
tbip, .I.s that be hrs baked s,Hs, be- used H..
Al, rut h,.it,tf o. -, that % is th' h.st oven
b,,, ,,,,ussI. o. drs. r. vorA perfectly and
with ayrr lit''r iu,'
Tmly you're, \ llENSIN,
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DIR. SMITHS
Sugar Coated Pills

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