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Mr. HIRAM JUDsON-Dear Sir: As you ask ny Opin-
ion of Kirby's Moving Machine, in reply 1 will say
after Witnessing the operation of the different machines
brought into the field at several trials Of Mowers, dur
ing the past season, my opinion is, that when tested
upon any principle OF practical utility. as 4 Moving
Machine, Kirby's has appeared to work as well as any
other, and from my knowledge Of machinery, 1 think it
one of the best constructed Machines in use. The
principle upon which it is built, combines cheapness,
simplicity and durability: the draft is light, and com
parativeIy little side DRAFT 1 think it well adapted to
the wants Of the farming community.
Yours, P. W. MILLS.
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Niles, June 14lh, 1857.
New Title.

The Syracuse Journal proposes that
Louis A. Cooley, publisher afthe Lady's
Book be honored with a title, not that of
Honorable, Esq, Marquis, Elrl or Lord,
but that he have w. B. (Which means
Woma.'s B%enefactor,) tackled 10 his name,
The Journal says:
Cooley has made more maidens and
women happy than any man now living.
If all The blessings that rosy lips have
invoked in his behalf should be put on
record, they would form a volume as big
as a meeting house. Could all the smiles
that he has caused be concentrated in
one, sunshine would be alta discount.
A new volume of the Lady's Book
Commences with July number, and the
present is a favorable lime 10 subscribe.
Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
Price SO per year.
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In Lawrence, Mass. on the 92l ult.,
two boys stole a keg OF rum from a wagon,
which they secreted till the mex. day,
when they, with other lads went into the
woods and drankit. One of them, named
Maurice Roach, twelve years old. was
found dead from the effects, and another
barely escaped within is life.
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SUIcIDE.-Lowis Pullman, a young
man employed for some weeks by Mr..
Holcomb, of Perry, Lake county shot him
self on the 18th. The ball entered his
head. back of the ear. No cause assign
ed for The act.
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lust received at the old stand, good
- Buffalo Slaughter, to be sold this week, by the
hundred weight, at 20 cents nett
Also. HemiOek .Middles, r. G. & 9. A, to be sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at % cents Det.-
Also. Remi0ek GOod-DGmagsd. TO be sold this week
at 81 & % cts by the hundred weight.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tanneries, can and will sell to their old and
new customers Sole Leather at Cleveland or BEdalO
prices. All We ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall 90 home satisfied
]. & A. C. MCCONNELL
u. T,uo G rezS .f
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yours.
r. q. BENJAMIN.
p. L. PRINCE.

Til Nuoni Trial Of Noers and RaTsh IiM Syracuse in JarE su nr the auspices Of the Tnf
ted States AgHc.tuaIs Society," uel very deep interests throughout thee country. There were fourteen
eues of Combined Machines all Of which wes IlTtd the seyTeat so strength anil eIy to de
proud to saw that who orr Machine new at was and without experienced Qer0rsu the Judges HawTdedn
the SECOND PREMIUM What machine int first yarof its exiaemeG r uexS high stand While
scores shave gne QUITO fuse entirely.
em Agency for Ashmbah- TrbunG aaa and Lake counties Gh the absrhes@ Warren :.
warren o. June g. ES5wI EDWARD f HOYT & CO.
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PUBLIC DHNNER.-The spirited Re-
publicans of Lake county propose to ten
der q Public Dinner 10 Messrs. Giddings,
Senator Wade, and Representative Wade,
to come of at Painesville on Saturday,
July Sd. An interesting time may be
anticipated.
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Among the deaths in California, we
note the name of George Evans, aged
about 30, formerly from Trumbull coun'
ty, Ohio, at Eureka, Nevada county,
April 25lh.-Leader.
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CoxNr.rr. O. Janaary 3. Sc.

Mr.. HIEA Az JrDsoS-Dedr Sir: In answer to your
inquiry respecting our Moving Machine & Harvester
we can say that it fully meets our expectation, being
we'll made. and works well in either grass or grain
requiring only an ordinary team 10 cut ten or df7een
acres per day. Our grain was never gathered so clean
by hand as We got il last season by the Harvester
And we can NOV over rough ground better than We
expected. This moving bar and gearing acting indie
pendent Of the main. or driving wheel. enables US to
use it on any ground sufficiently smooth to be ra&etl
over with a horse rake. On the whole it pleases u
better thIa any other machine for moving or harvest
ing that we ever SAY. o. A. ROCKWELL,
A.. a UANAN.
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

The stomach is the most liable to get out Of order.
Hence how important shat no diseased matter clog its
operation, Nhich would cause nausea aud distress by
our food 1t also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various ar
hictions in the head. 1t produces great difficulty in
breathing and swallowing Sometimes fajnting and
fits will ensue; also bad breath, reStlessness and great
loss Of strength. II not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
and death will end the work. From : to ) ofthese Pills
a daT will keep the digestive organs in a healthy con-
diton, and unclos or carry away all impure matter,
and thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach; at
the same time the Pills will so purify the blood. as to
drive away all manner OF disease from the system.
WORiS.-In a quantity of corrupted matter, there
is always to he found a nest OF worms. They cannot,
neither viii they stay anywhere else Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them. as they have not sniff
cient power to digest their food. Hence a large heap
of matter is lodged, and worms must be the result. A
few doses of these Pills will disturb them in their nest
and drive them out Of the system
1t should lie remembered that an oecasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold. will pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
DR. MoRsE's INDIAN Roof Pills are sold b. T.. A.
Smith d Co. Woods & Pew, Warren, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the county
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Please Take Notice.

WOULD IuIUIW tHC ptUpIt VI IIUW-
i bull County that 1 purchased, in 1856. Of Charles
Messenger. the right Of making. vending and using
Delanoe's Independent Horse Rakes in the townships
of Gustavus. Rinsman. Vernon and Johnston, and was
to have the right to sell anywhere in Messengers Ter
ritory. As l have given up the business Of making. l
have sold to ISAIAH BARTLETT the right OF making,
selling and using Rakes in said Territory, with the
privilege OF selling in Messengers Territory l. Bart
lett is now making, and has them on hard. one mile
west Of the Centre of Johnston. If any in Warren
wish to know the quality Of Rakes which he makes,
they can inquire of D. II. Bennett.
June I6, ,5S-4w. ". L. BUELL..
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LAKE ERIE RISIyG.-Thc wafer in the
Lake is higher than it has ever heen be
fore within the memory of The "oldest in
habitant." -Fairport is almost inundated.
The wafer is up TO the level of the road
track near the "Arcole Warehouse" and
there are but few places where access
can be had 10 the docks along the
river except throughthe water.-Paines-
Vihe Tel.
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Eclectic INsTITUTE.-In the Western
Reserve E., cite Institute a, II ram, the
total number of Students, for the last
year, were 487, of whome 2l6 were
| ldies. The Fall Term begins Aug
OH
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News of the Neignborhood.

The apple crop in this vicinity is going
10 be pretty much a failure, owing 10 the
wet weather, or some other cause
Orchards which promised a great yield
a few weeks ago, have scarcely an apple
left.
In favored locations there will lie
peaches. but the crop will be light
Conneau. Rep.
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The ATLANTIC Observation-Disclosures by
Philips, Sampson & Co. No Is Winter
Street. Boston, Mass. Terms So per
year.
The number for June is equal to n
of its predecessors. which is as high praise
as we can beslow uPol it. In literary
merit it has no equal among the Month
lies. The Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table continues his spicy series, and
says more good things in the same space
than a often be found in print.
The Presidents Prophecy of Peace is
a scorchirg review of Mr.. Brchanan's
policy on he Kansas question, n is
alone worth the price ola years subscrip-
ton. We will furnish the Atlantic
Monthly and the Chronicle, one year,
for three dollars and fifty cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

PEUIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EEcEISTE, or sEsPectiRg Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage 1gHld
sasUs- Ladies desiring an increase Of family ShoHId
s0regO their USe entirely. as a fer pills each month
IoOaid be sure 10 preceRt pregnancy.
Proprietors- importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter, price SI.0O) are sold only by
our general agents. who will send them by mail. post
paid, on receipt Of price Boxes SI,35; Half Boxes IS
cents. Messrs. V. Il. ALDEN K Co., Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly filed
by them.
Sold by E. A. SMITH &c CO.. and SPRING TURN.
ER. Warren. and BY Druggists GENERALITY.
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sinking themselves beneath Gov. Ham
monds, mudsils of society, then am mis-
taken, but I must stop or | shall annoy
ypl with a political letter.
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Total

which is greater hy 88 than the total at
the same time last year,
The number who have June 3 settled
their bills for The summer term, is
Gentlemen 1928
Ladies 289
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The Minnesota United States Senators
have drawnlots for terms of office. Gener-
al Shields drew the term expiring March,
1859. and Mr.. Rice drew the term ex-
piring March, 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-23

A Mr.. Hicks, of Kentucky, lost three
negroes who crossed TO II d ana, near
Evansville. The owner came TO Evans
vile and s, cured the services Of an
officer named Evans, and by bis as
sistance caught his properly, which was
taken back to Kentucky. The reward
offered was $500; but when Hicks got
his niggers home he refused 10 pay the
reward. The Evansville Enquirer says
this is shabby and will iniure tie slave
owners of Kentucky, for their niggers are
constantly stampeding.
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Nnrr,n.rrrip. O.. Sent. %. 1851.

WnI1AMsF1ELD, o., Sept %. 1857
Mr. HIRAM JUDsoS-Dedr Sir: As we promised to
write you a1er using our Moving Machine. we are hap
" to say that it works we'll, fully up to our own expee-
tations; ard judging from our own experience. and the
observation of others, who have seen it work. we think
that Won could find sale another season for quite 4 mum
her OF Kirby's Machines in our town. as all who have
seen it work, pronounce it the best and lightest work
ing machine in use here. The construction being
cheap. simple and durable. makes it decidedly prefer
able To others more complicated and extensive On
the whole We are pleased with your machine
Respectfully, Yours.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
GURDON LEFFINGWELA-
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OBERLIN CoLLEGE-The total number
of ST udents in attendance during the
Spring term which closed May &c, was
Gentlemen 5J4
Ladies 34l
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SATURDAY., the 9th day of July. II

e
BY virtue of Cd alias order Of sale, issued cut OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, 10
me directed and delivered. / shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door Of the Coart House in Warren. 81
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ~. and 4 2. NJ .,
Of said day, the fOllO1iOg described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate in Hubbard, Township number three in
first range OF Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, and which IS also in she
county OF Trumi ull. and is known by being bounded
as follows: East By lands originally sold to john Wal
dorf; South partly Ly the south line Of lot and partly
by land originally sold to Matthias Swartzwciier: IVES.
partly by the west line Of lot No. 4 in Hubbard Town
ship, and partly BIZ the west line OF the said Swartz-
weller, and north by lands then owned by James Mont
gomery. all being in said lot No. {. and supposed TO
contain about sixty three acres and fourteen rods Of
land. excepting and reserying about one acre hereto
fore sold by Giles Clark to John Swarz=eller from the
northwest corner OF slid land.
Also, one other lot % land IN said lot No. I. bounded
north by land formerly claimed by the heirs Of Mat
thias S~wartZWeller. deceased east partly by land
claimed by the heirs Of the said SNartzweller. and
partly by lands owned by Isaac Hoover. and on the
land, supposed TO contain in both pieces eighty acres
Of land, be the same m9re or less
Excepting from the FIRST described piece or land ten
acres set OF as a homestead to said Wolf, or the 18th
day of February, A. D. Is described as follows. to
wit: commencing at the south cas-: corner of the first
way running east and west through said township
thence north along the vest line OF a public highway
drumming north and SOUTH so far as to contain within
the boundaries 10 acres OF land, thence west to little
ming, on which is the present dwelling Of the said John
Wolf. Appraised at S3j per acre, after making the
A. r. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriG's Office. Warren. June %. i~s5s-5w-6.5O.
TAMIIV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Which is greater b. 81 than at the same
time last year.
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Several Obituary notices and other articles are
unavOidably deferred.
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SAP AccIDENT.-Mr. Abraham Lafern,
W as killed at Littles Corners Crawford
Co. Pa. OF Thursday the 10 III inst by a
bull which gored him 10 'e'th,-C Graz
ford JWnai.
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MRS. C. W. MESSER
is constantly receiving
The --latest EashlORst
at her
Millinery, Dress Making & Pattern

~
MILLIKEN'S BLOCK, MAIN ST., WARREN, O..
DEOPLE from a distance. visiting
4 Warren en- THE Sd OF JULY, will find. among
other attractions on that day, a large and selected as
soTtment Of
NEW YORK. HATS, MiNTILLAS & BUSTERS.
We also have on hand an unrivalled display and ex-
tensive variety Of Plain and Fancy Trimmed Patterns.
of the latest aad mos: desirable of Paris. London and
Men York Fashions, for Ladies' and Children's appa'
rel. A great variety Of new and elegant Sleeves, Morn
ing Robes, and Capes, including tasty designs for Chi-
dren'5 Over Dresses, Aprons, Jackets. sacks, &C com
Prising the most elegant assortment Of HsD ssslsRS
ever offered in this county
Mrs. Messer is prepared to Instruct anu give CEarS
for the best Models OF Dress Cutting.
L have engaged the services Of a competent Dress
maker from Cleveland, who will take charge OF ths
Dress making department.
pressmaking. Cutting and Fitting. Basque Patterns
cut for p cts. Dress Patterns u pence.
Bonnets BIeached, Pressed and Repaired. AHorders
promptly attended 20.
MRS. C. W. MESSER, Agent.
Main Street, Warren. o.
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The Chardon Democrat says that a di-
vorce suit in the Geauga Common Pleas
has caused some sensation during the
past week, in which Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
kellogg, of Clarindon, were the parties.
The suit was brought by the wife; and
a large number of witnesses were exam
amined. Judge Wilder having become
satisfied thai both parties had been I'M
faithful TO the marriage vow, dismissed
the case.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE neither does DR..
Tomas VENETIAN L;SINEST ever fail to stop the most
severe pain. This is no new or humbug article. but an
old established remedy; having been used by thousands
during the last fifteen years. Call on the agent and
get a pamphlet with a full description Of this magic
remedy. None genuine unless signed S. I. Tobias
Depot. sc Cortlandt Street. New York.
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Warren; JAMES WARD
y CO., Mes, and others .h%I o1ghon. The county.
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D. Il. WARREN.

OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS * SHOES
No. 3, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
4 announcing to his customers, that he has Just
received an extensive assortment Of Boots, Shoes, &c.
fer the Spring and Summer Trade.
His stock consists of Ladies' Congress Caters, Plain
and Foxed; Gents Patent Leather, Calf and Congress
Caters, Slips. Ties and BuskiHs, Webster Ties. Oxford
Ties, Slips, &C.; Mems, Boys and Youths Calf, Kip
and st0ga Boots. Children's Shoes Of every descrin
ton. I6SeI,Sr with everything usually kept il a Boot &
Shoe Store. which will be sold as low rs a; any other
house in this section.
All An Is OF work made to order on shors notice, of
tie best material and workmanship.
June %, ISjS-tc 1. II. WARREN
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LAWRENCE Co ,Pa.-Oh Sunday night
a week ago the clothing tor of John
DDJwef, NV Castle, was broken open
and a considerable amount Of clothing
stolen: and on Friday night last, Mr.. II.
Moser's clothing store, of the same place,
was entered and some eighty dollars
worth of goods distracted. On Tuesday
morning a young man by the name of
Jonathan Macky was found in the barn
of Mr.. Alex. Mckinley, aboul a mile AID
a quarter west Of town. He was buried
in Inc straw 10 the depth of about two
feet; beside him was a carpet sack c0n-
tanning the most of the clothing missed
from Moser's srore.-Mr. George Richel,
on Monday afternoon last, was hauling a
load of lumber 10 New Castle, and beng
under the influence Of liquor, drove his
wagon over the edge of the bank, at
Glover's Factory. The wagon was up
set. and fell upon him with its contents,
killing him almost instantlv.-We regret
10 the death of DR.. Charles T.
Whippo, one of our Oldest citizens. He
was one of the first Associate Judges,
after the formation of Lawrence county
and was President of the late unfortunate
Bank of New Cas- tie.
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CARR 10

NJ. PERcIE's" " HAcHIsu' PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' to it,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and irregulari.
ties of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
SEES. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy is used acc ording to directions, which accom-.
many each box and package.
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The Democrat says that Coles trial
will probably commence on the fourth
Monday of this month-by agreement of
both sides. The trial will take place in
Ashtabula county.
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Mr.. Hale has been elected to the 9.
s. Senate, for another term.
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By virtue of 4 Cd alias order Of sale, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbul County, Ohio, TO
me directed and delivered l shall expose to Public
Sale, at the door Of the COlrt House in Warren. 81
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Coxrr,rr. O.. Jen. %. Is5a.

The following Certificates are a few from The many Ehi'
mast season =
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Will Exhibit at Warren, heal the Court
House, on Tuesday, June 29th, 1858.

ADMISSION % cts. Reserved Seats 80 cts. Children
under 9 years of age TO Reserved Seats, p cts.
Doors open at . & : o'clock p. NJ. Performances to
commence half an hour afterwards.
II This Company will also Exhibit at Salem, Sat
urday the Goth; al Youngstown, Monday the 9sth; and
at Ravenna. Wednesday the Both OF June
Juue ., SO. J. ". BANCkER, Agent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as a remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBlLi-
TY, sc They also certify that they 10 ma my
Schnapps to he free from Arny!ic Acohol or fusil
Oil an exceedingly hurtful ingredient, iound 10 al
c,tnmon Gin, witch Dr. Mott describes as "ieud
acrid and asthmaica and producing irreparabie ei-
fec,s upon the nerves and stomach ibs ccftincaes
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear oi "the SO
cond or heavier Essential oil of Juniper, also dan
gerons component, produced by the over distiaiioh
praciiced TO the quantity Ia
Gin " 49, ,,.-
Tj,ese statements are made with view 10 invite
comparisou In California between the genhineNo ohc5
Schnapps and the various brands oi bogus 'hl"ioh,
ntxed doctored M, or ewsetened Gin; in square,
black bottles Limitation of my style OF bpties) unuer
different names and labels, whether marked bohuoi'
Germanv, Holland Schei1am Schnapps, &c, IN lhn-
mite variety-connIent that the trial wiz result IN
California just as ii has long since done III ~ 'he
older Staes. in repadiating all The bogus ah"holo-
sume mutations referred loapd the complete triumph
of my pure Seheidam Schnapps. ,,,
desire briefly To notice two facts WINCH hhFr ihley
added largely 10 the of WOlies schilhPps IN tle
City of New YORK and elsewhere. let, Pure frehch
Hrandy il is now almost i'm possible 10 o6tan-neary
ali the brandy imported from France heing American
raw sTrs seat there, made into bnniy, and shpPed
taek again. ID. Many people are abandoning the 9
use of American vhskey, brandy and gun, nlhce ~ "
has been discovered tnat STRYCHNlNE, deadly
no-on ia in use at the west In dstilling thereby In
creasing the Yield OF Liquor sbort one-thrd.
In conclusion, viii say 10 all who desire who,e-
so,ne apreen lie tonic and simuientgve artriai'o
W OL + E s
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPlIU WOLFE, sose Importer,
as-3m " Beaver street, ne" '''A
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
Strayed or Stolen

u1RoM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON. or N
about the 18th of March, one Bay 10
horse. with ball face and three white feet. zlZ3
and the fourth supposed TO be part white, is about
IA hanis high, with white spots on one or both sides
ad white hairs scattered over his rump and sidss.
ir,ie white sput thetop OF the shoulder supposed
~ he COLLAR marx. dark IN ine and tail. aud small
hurst on the left side; also oie bay mare about ID
high white strip the forehead the le 81 lie
~ ~ no,. white with little white oo The under
n, four white feet collar marked on top OF the neck
IN IL arsh and branded on The left shoulder sap
WI I'LL = "a hs = also on the right thigh star Any
vill bring one or both of them 10 Abbys,
Panch Two miles above the Buffalo Ranch on the
6an,,,iis and Forbss.own Road. or will give me In
sn,mation OF the same, will be hoeraiiy rewarded.
'o,ni M.Asb d Is5s. d. ABBY.