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EE- Four lines more beautiful than
.hesc are rarely written. Tho figure which
Il involves is exouisite.'


"a solemn murmur in the soul
Tells Of the world TO be,
As travellers hear tho pillows roll,
Before they reach the sea-"
buffalo Express.
Four worse lines than these are rarely
written. The figure which it involves is
awful:
"a solemn murmur 'mongst the throng
Tells how impatently
The boarders listen for the gong,
10 call them to tea."
e - [Zanesville Recorder.
-Four lines more truthful than these are
rarely written. The figures which cit" in.
wolves is absolutely painful:
"A solemn bursting in your ear,
When you retire TO beS, 80
Tells you that swilipg lager beer
Is dreadful for the head"
louisville Times.
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A Polite HOY.

The other day wo were riding in crowd
ed cars. At one Of the stations an old
gentleman entered and was looking around
him for seat, when lad, ton or twelve
years of age, rose up and said: "Take my
scat sir" The offer was accepted, and
the infirm old man sat down. "Why did
you give me your scatp he inquired Of
the boy. because you are old, sir, and
am boy, and my mother always taught
me to respect old age" was the quick ro-
ply. The passengers were very much
pleased and grati6ed. For my part, !
wanted to seize hold Of tho little fellow
and press him TO my bosom. II was a
respect for age, which is always praise
worthy.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

EE- A Greek lawyer recently moved In
tho Supreme Court at Athens, for the re-
versal Of the sentence against Socrates
This is going back little more than 2a
centuries
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Tho Medina (ohio) Gazette says Of the
fruit up there:
We 500 itaotcd largely largely by the
papers Of tho State, that the fruit buds OF
tho peach trees are aim st universally kill
cd. We have made an examination Of o6r
trees, and out Of twenty or moro cxamip-,
cd, found no living blossom bud.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

The FIRsr ARRIVAL OF LUMBER FOR
1858. The Schooner Transit, Capt. 10.
Edwards, arrived fom Manitowoc with CO.
M Of lumber for Messrs. Jones, Smith &
Co., the first received the present year,
and very well dono for Feb. Cd. 4,
Chicago Dem. Press.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

CALHOUN READ Our.---Thc Richmond
South has read Lccompton Calhoun out Of
the Democratic party, for agreeing TO give
the certificates Of election 10 The Free
State men. We wonder whore Calhoun
will goi--there certainly is no other party
that will have him.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

EE The wicked wags Of Connecticut
call tho Administration State ticket, "the,
Mormon Ticket" inasmuch as it is stated
that the first two men on it have both two,
wives livi1g. ~
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fE An editor writing from Frankfort,
KY, says that the Legislature Of that
State is composed Of fine. looking we'll
behaved men, and that among the whole
number, there are but five drunksrds, and
only or 10 fools-a smaller number than
was counted in any previous General Az.
scmbly.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

OK Drr-Tbat the President is very
much worried and tatigued--so much 90,
that when sitting down even in company,
be mods and sleeps, or half sleeps.
I'm. Y. Eve. Post.
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$l9,336 084 A
$s,593,O00

Total So, 500, 900
The company held assets of various
kinds, some portions of which are of a
very doubtful character, to the nominal
amount Of $l,97s, 1O7 Is, which were ap-
plicable TO tho payment Of the floating
debt, also the residue Of the second gene-
raj mortgage bond, issued in November,
1857, amounting to $l,4oo,ooo for the
same purpose.
To avoid tho consequence Of rivalry
with the Michigan Central road, mutual
arrangement was entered into by the pres
ent board, between the two, upon the fol-
lowing basis: They stock the through
passenger business Of both roads, and for
through tre;ghts, the Central company to
divide with this company equally upon all
the Central does over 58 per cent, and this
Company to divide with the Central equal.
ly all they do over AZ per ccnt.-rates for
passengers and freights were mutually a.
greed upon, and all outside agencies of
both companies to be discontinued except
at five principal cities named. This ar
rangement commenced Nov, I, and is to
be continued one year, but may bo rcvok-
ed by either party on 80 days notice.
When the Board came into power thcy
found 3249 men Of all grades employed in
operating the road. This force had been
reduced on the 18th Of February, to 1851
men, and wages reduced in most cases
from 20 to 25 per cent. The pay rolls for
Oct. were $95,l80 92, and for Dec. only
$5s, 405 90.
The symptoms Of rigid economy looks
well for the future prosperity of the com.
pany.
Tho business Of tho year-earnings from
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

MIcmeAs is Republican, blackcr than
ever. Buchsnsn organs please copy.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13
HILLSDALE HOUSE.

FORMERLY WIILARU'S HOTEL,-THE SUBSCRIB-
havin leased these premises for nupber OF years
has thoroughly retired and furnished the House. ma
king il equal TO any ocl in SO thcrn Michigan for
c4mfort and convenience to the travelling pa1c This
Hotel is pleasantly located aud in the most cent?
part of the village r. W DRlNkER.
uIeIa Anril
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When the amounts appearing on the
books in the general Office, and the De-
troit and Toledo road are entered up and
charged, the Chief Engineer says the ag-
gregate will reach about $l5, 100000.
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pIsstHgCTS III
" number carried on each train, 81.
The total freight moved west was l26, 778 tons
y "a '' east l0s 026 "
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From the Detroit Advertiser.
Directors Report of the Michigan South.
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company.
n The Annual report Of the Directors 10
the Stockholders Of this Company, dated
March ls, is on our table. The present
board werc elected on the 25th of Septcm-
bcr, and entered on their duties Oct. 2,
'57. The financial year closed with Dec.
81, hut some of the proceedings subse-
1ren, to that date arc included in'the re-
In tho construction dcpar. ment they
l.port that the accounts have been kept in
a somewhat complicated and anomalous
way. Tho total amount charged TO con.
siruction on the books Of tho Treasurer,
To Dec. 81. was $ia,l34,s47 So
For Equipments 1907 ,906 81
Amount for steamboats, GIG 932 %
Total, road, equipment and boats SIS ,4lS, ,96o 90
Total cost Of roads and equipment
as shown by the Chief Engineer
in his department is oaIy $40. 1859 1853 4a
Showing difference of 4.37a,os as
To account for this difference, they draw
from the Treasurer's books!
Loss on sale Of bonds from Jan, Ia-
so, to Sept. 81 $I,o54, $50 80
Sc & '5T s.s, ,5si 90
Interest, brokerage, commissions,
&C.. from 1850 ~ 1887, including
coupons for construction Of vari-
GUS lines until they were opened
&c. ,2l9, ,029 Sc
Steamboat charters l72, SOS 80
Sundry items including part ex-
penses of N. Y. office, salaries,
&C., for 7 years I,547, 500 So
Making the difference ei,373, ass IS
DETROIT AND TOLEDO 'RoAD.-In 1855
the directors leased tho Detroit & Toledo
road, so much of it as extends from the
junction with the Detroit and Milwaukee
road to the Ohio line, 81 miles-agreeing
to pay as an annual rent eight per cent, on
the full paid stock Of the Detroit and To-
ledo road. In point of fact, they assumed
the building Of the road, which has cost
thus far $l,346,s55 SO. Further heavy
sums will be spent in improving the joint
line from the depot in this city to the
junction with tho Detroit and Milwaukee.
JACKSON BRANcH-42 miles long, was
opened to jackson, in Jan. 1853. The
company has now no construction on hand
and the Directors recommend that the con-
struction account be closed, as no new work
is contemplated.
The total liabilities January /, are re-
ported as follows:
Capital stock $s,s7s, 400 90
Fanded debt 1893 coo 90
Floating debt l,s06, ,684 a
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yEWELRY STORE.

WATCH, Clock, md JeweIry RcparnE.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY
Store on the east side OF Broad st. opposite his old
stand, where he may be found at all seasonabe hours
ready to do work In his line OF business. short notice.
e-He also keeps Watches, Clocks Spectacles Jewell
ry, Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE Of good quality
and at the most reasonable prices. l. T. BRYAN.
Hillsdale, Oct. 18th, 1851.
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CHEET MUSIC, A GOOD ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON
- haud and renewed once month, At the
: ocus57 COLLEGE BOOK STORE
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LATH. LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
II ATH AND ALL KINDS ASSORTED LUMBER AND
Il 4 shinsels. constantly on hand ssd for sale by
d. HAMMOND.
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AHsiGNEES a NOTICC-

Ii. those indebted 10 u. Pratt by note or other
N wise are invited 10 call without delay and nav OF
arrange the same, and by doing will save cost the
notes and accounts be found al the formerly
occupied az him. y. l.. PRATT,
Feb. 3, 1885, J. O. RELAY
Asaion
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PRATT q DIBELL,s

10 u II u II y i n II N U IL y "
HILLSDALE, MICH.
IMPROVED Farms and Wild Lands; Village Lots and
i Dwellings bought and sold. No charge except ad-
vertislg unless sale made Houses andFarms rented,
Taxes paid, titles examined. Money invested on bond
and mortgage and at 10 per cent coec-
ted withoutcharge Insuring and conveyancing done.
Mr.. p. is NotaryPublc PRATT DIBELL.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-13

OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KIND
OF Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, hooking Glasses Mat
rasses. Picture Frames, Gilt and Rosewood Moulding
R orders from abroad will receive prompt attention.
Ware-room directly opposite Exposior building, Mau
NEE street, Adrian, Mick. oct1357
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STOVES.

II Air Tight Forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight Pre-
mum stoves Of Albany castings Self Regulator Fold.
Light rlatte Stoves, for Dining Rooms School houses
&c, &c:, Of six different sizes. For sale by
oct1357 MITCHELL
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INSURANCE NGENCH.
nISKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES;
III Portage Insurance CO., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
City Insurance Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
New York City Insurance Company.
MAY Y 1855 DANIEL l.. PRATT, Agent.
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ELKHART, INDIANA. }. J. COTHRAN, PR0PRIE-
tor. This House is the General Stage ohice Passen
gers conveyed to and from the Cars free. oct1357
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring

u ALL ROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING AND
IL West Streets The subscriber wishes to return his
sincere thanks To those friends who have favored him
with their patronage at the time time, TO call
thoir attention Go the and we'll selected stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEsT'Gs, &c.
Tie has just received from New York City, all OF which
lac feels anxious sell at the west price pattern, or
cake into Garments as may suit the purchaser.
~ Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
system, and sarranted to be inferior to but supe
rior TO most. N.B.-An Apprentice wanted.
Hillsiale, Oct 18th, 81. r. ROWE.
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FARMERS STORE!
HE subscriber having purchased the stock and trade
Il offs. M. GLASGOW, Is prepared to furnish the cit
Isens Of Hllsdae, with all necessary Family articles
THE
Grocery and PrOUtStOn Line.
FLOUR, MEAL and GRAIN.
A MEAT MARKET
ts connected with the Store, Fresh and Salt Meats
stantly on hand
rV- Cash paid for Hides aud Pelts
sHilsdale Dec. 20, 1857. CLARK.
DEADY MADE CLoTr ING-All ofour own mauufac
III ture which will be sold at the County Store low
q you can buy eastern work elsewhere.
FiiIlsdale. Oct. Is. 1856. RAIDY BRO
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HiLLsD We EXCnANGE;

BY W. o. HOES, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plank walk and face Omnibus, to
which guests are Invited good Livery and Convey
TO any part Of the Country reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions Having
rebuilt and and repenishsd. present our patrons
and friends with this Card hoping may better moet
the reception or guests and increase our bus
tpess BY close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
past pitronase, VIC invite encouragement for the fn-
. Lure IJiilsdale. Oct. l3. '57.
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A bargain. A superior farm OF 146 acres in Mos
IA COW miles south OF the village. 100 acres
under good improvement; good Brick House, good
horse barn and grain barn and shed the farm aso
about bearing fruit trees Of all kinks and is we'll
watered: Avery desirable place. Terms down, bal
ance In 2 years. PRATT a DIBELL.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-07-16

To PREVENT CoNvuLs1oNs.- follow
ing curious mode preventing convulsion,
commonly called ''tit, is given in the last
number Of the Charleston Medical Journ-
al and Review, in a long article on the
treatment of Epilepsy, by VIM. MI. Cor
nell, NJ D., of Boston:
Il have employed. various modes to
ward off an epileptic attack for the time
being. Stretching the muscless powerful
II will generally prevent an attack for
example, when the aura commences In
the great toe or leg, strong traction, or
elongating the toe, or stretching the mus
clessof the leg, will carry the patient over
the threatened attack for. the time; or,
when the patient has premointory symp-
toms of an attack, opening the jaws as
widely as can be done, and placing some
hard substance between the teeth, to keep
the mouth open will have the desire effect.
I have had one patient, who, by my ad-
vice carried a piece of iron with him for
year, fitted for the purpose of expanding
the laws to their utmost capacity, and
keeping them thus expanded. When he
has tet what he calls little spasms,' which
have usually, been the precursors of
the great ones, rssthe fits he has inn
lnediately drawn from his pocket the iron
wedge, opened his mouth to its utmost
width, and placed the wedge between his
teeth. lie then becomes quiet, goes about
his business, or gives himself no further
trouble about the convulsion, and has
none
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-07-16
II 9se and Douglas.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia. Enquirer says:
ssGov. Wise and Senator Douglas had
several long and important interviews in
this city. before the departure of the lat
ter on His Western mission
Astronomers regard it as of evil potent
when two malign Stars come into conjunc
ton.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1858-07-16


TuE WAY TO EMNENcE.--Long ago a.
little boy wassentered at Harrow school,
He was put into a class beyond his years..
and where all the scholars had the advan-I
tage Of previous instruction denied to him.
His master chid him for his dlllness, aud
all his efforts then could not raise him
from the lowest place on the form. But,
nothing daunted, he procured the gram
mars and o.her elementary books which his
class fellows had gone through IN previous
terms. He devoted the hours of play, and
not few of the hours of sleep, to the mas
tel.ing of these; till, in a few weeks, he
gradually began to rise, and it was not
long till he shot far ahead of all lis com
panions, and became not only leader Of
the division, but the pride of Harrow.-
You may see the statute of that boy, whose
career begau with this fit of energetic ap-.
plications, in st. Panl's Cathedral, Lon
Con; for he lived to be the greatest Orien-
tai scholar of modern Europe-it was Sir.
William Jones.
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NarpeF'S Weekly.

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arrangement with the Author, appears IN liar
pef's Weekly simultaneously with is publca
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Morning, and vii be sold az i've cents copy.
Each Number comprises as much matter as an
ordinary duOdeCimO volume.
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WoFld-One whose cheerful and genial eharac-
ter win render il q welcome visitor to ever
household, while its constant devotion 70 the
principles Of right and justice shall win the
appreciation Of the wise and the good.
TE r N Is:
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for eyely Club of Twelve OF Twenty-Five
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

CARROLLTON, OHIO.
M the lst Of October next, the undersigned
Twill haze the above House ready for the en-
tertainment Of the travelling public The same
isGndergoing thorough renovation from eel.
lar to garret, and will be in excellGps condition
for the reception Of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered to. The sta.
blrs shall always be well supplied with hay
and provender for horse. Give me a call
and your bills shsll be reasonable
sept. i0th, 57.-tE SAMU ELSF& EEBY,
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Ua'a tie bowels perform their iurclious
p'opr y, tue whole body suBe.s. Teus Of
thousands dc annually OF Iy,cu,erv, Dia'.
ll@1, C.,op.c top-.ipa 100, and 0lher dis,
e,.r. of ,nCc w9e pipes Of The system
The eject OF The PiN. upon oil intestinal dis.
o,oo.s abc,he casual o. epidemic, j. phe.
nowrroa ia medicine By following the p,iD'-
ed q &c ious, Ihe mostalaimmg 'sas OF bOS.
el comDlLlnt ave promnIlY cont olLgl.
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DOERHAVE'S Holland Bitters Locock's
ID Pulmonic Waters, Roback's scandinavian
Remedies, HoOAand's German Bi!ters, Clark's
Stomach Bitters, ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
NcLean's, Guysott's, Sellers, Jayues, Filche's,
Sioans aud nearly every valuable Patent Med.
cine in use at the New Drug Store Of
BANTER b co.
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.

The quantity ed quoli,v Of the bile aye Of
yial impou.nce 10 bcJlth. Upon the livel,
the rirud wbrca .tcrete, bis hJiu, these Pills
ouris.a -pcg,aca y, i'iiIly 'ectii,iug It's
ireey!t'.., AID crrr,r.I,v Gu Jog Jaundice
Eilou, Lsm.uaa-, apd all ibe va,ie,ie Of
di,ea.-s 6cuelag,d by eA una ,turd cOAOi,ion
uf do n-aLl.
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The loc5l debility aud ir,esuh'i,ies which
are the especial dnoovances Of the Wecker
sex, oul which when nellcc,cd, ,lwav> -hol en-
U'e, ee felicvrd ior the ime being, aud PIE
I veo,ed Tor be time to cone, by a course Of
thi> mild 6ut tho oush alte alive.
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HoRoUoys Pills 0re The best remedy
Lnowa in tie World for tie Jot'ornS
discusses:

diSpaSeS:
Asthml Da5ana Tr1igc,iou Some and
Bowel B.oo.y loGGcnza Gsyl
Comprt De,l;iy IuGrma.ioo Secondary
Coughs Jrverand luwFd Weak Symp 0ms
Gods Agus nCs NouC,cl
Chest Dis-Fe N al e Liver Com. Aaocinrs
C',cs Compltiui3 pl 6u's Worms Of
Co.,iye Hcauachcs Iowre.1 Of ell kinds
nc,4 Dyspepsia SpiS Pie.
t%-CAUTION:-Noaea e genuine un-
less the wo,dS "IloloNav, New Yotk aud
Lpndon," e., dice oiple a. Wa 81 max ia
cye,v leaf of he book o. di ,cion~ a,euuu
each pot or boy; The ,2me may be plainly
,cen by holding ,ba leIl % Tue h.ht A
hndsome ,ewmd viii be give 20 any one
iendCriog such info ma,ion ~ u,g lad h,
de &c 10, Ol ,nv uarrv o. pa,i"s anpu,e lei i'a
the medicire, or r,u.ing ne me, huowug
them o he spurious,
=. sid = the Il 1urc,o Of ? o'a sol
uolloa.y S0 N dea 1--we, Yea Yo,k, anC
by all re-plc lie D,n.e,,,s and Dealer, IL
Ncdr,as tu,pu.uou, the Upicd 5 e. nud III,
CivrDzcd would, Boxes at 25 ctu,s, g.! ccat,
aud 81 ,ch.
, .s3- Thee is considerable saving by Ia
king the h:ger iAe.
n. B -- DntcioU- Tor the guidance Of pa
denls IN eve DISC der a'e ahAed each 70
/ September l0Lh, lHai. ".
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The United States Journal

A large anu magnificent illustrated monthly
newspaper, devoted to Mechanics, Agriculture,
Literature and Amusement.
In addition to its usual attractions, which
have already given it a circulation of nearly
100000 Copies per month, it will hereafter
contain q complete record Of all new and val
liable Mechanical and Agricultural, Improve
ment-, embracing larger amount OF pract
cal Information from experienced writer's in
these spPcialties than any other publication IN
the world, Price Ouly so cents year. Spe
cimen copies sent gratis.
i. N. EMERSON Il CO., Publishers,
And Agents for the n. Y. Steam Saw Mill and
Machine Company. No 81 Broadway, n. Y.
Dec, 81, 1851.
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TIE NATIONAL CONPLAINr.

Dyspepsia Is themo't common disease among
al d,cr-"- ia hi. eouuny. lta>sumcs lhous'
and shapes, sul is ,pe psim'rv souce Of ia
fuuerable dtueegou msl'di's; int whatever
is type or SYMPTOMS, boHevcr oi-inste j.
ie,lsIuce to ordina. p,epu,iious, it yield-
reacjlg sad rsp'oly 10 this sc.u cdias and un-
q linY lRnedv.
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Cane Seat Chairs.

WALNUf, Maple aud Rosewood limitation
w lrtge arm cane aeaL aud cane back rockers
ladies' aud misses cane seat and cane back
rockers. Also every variety OF Winds " chairs
rocking chairs aud setees on hand at my shop
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occup
ed by DR.. j. S. Hunter, Main street, Carroll
ton, Ohio, ABSAL0M KARIN.
Aug. |, 57.ly