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Wagon amd steers Burnt.

During week before last, as Mr.. Oliver
Tngraham, of Bibb county, Alabama, was
engaged in clearing up piece OF new land
tor turnp patch, the leaves happened to
take fire from brush heap, and SO rapid
were the flames upon the leaves that they
rea ched the wagon and steers close by, used
by Mr.. lngraham in hauling out brush. As
Tie flames touched the steers they attempt
ed to get out OF the way, and in doing SO the
W wagon became hitched in . saPling, and be-
tore.they could be released the flames pass.
ed over them, killing the steers. and leaving
only the irons of the wagon. as proof thai
such thing did exist. AS incredible as thi'
may appear, it is SO, and is the most extra
Ordinury occurrence we ever heard Of. w.
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EeRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.-The press
oi the country has been particularly loud in
the praise OF the Bitters. Among the many
notices, we offer the following to I'LL impair.
tial public.
ut 10 a we'll known fact that we do not
Duff patent medicines, and that we but sci.
Uom advertise them, but BGrhave's Holland
Bitters comes to us endorsed in such man.
ner, as specific for the diseases it processes
10 cure, that we not only advertise 1t, but
give it this favorable notice unasked by the
lroprietor.--HandelZ Zeitung, ". Y.
The Philadelphia Argus, in speaking OF
the late exhibition held in that city by the
Franklin Institute says:
"ln noticing medicines, we are always
cxtlt mely cautious, unless satisfied Of the
merits ot the article. Among those exhibit
I'd is the celebrated Holland Bittera. This
medicine hes been extensively introduced i'll
to every state in the Union, and into the
canadian Provinces, principally within tbs
last two years. The exhibition shows testi
anoniuls in every language known in Ameri
ca, anlOUg which we notice one trum th'
Iale Hon. JOHN NJ. Cluytoni OF Delaware"
"korha.e's Holland Bitters are 90 invalu
able .,medy in aII cases Of dyspepsia. The!
imfart q strong, healthy tone to the stom
acli, End are the beat renovstors OF the sys
TEN generally - Chicago BUtettn.
"Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion
by which All persons are more or less affect
cd, eau usually be cured by taking moder
ute exercise. wholesome food, mud dose Q
LGgAave's Holland Bittets one hour betor
zach meal. i."--BaH. Sun.
"Gcrhave's Holland Bilters fer Dyspepsia
.Leldacbe, Loss VI Appetite, Nervous Dc
Liity, sud all diseases consequent upon
uisotdered stomach aud liver. This srticl
is very iavorably known throughout th
West, AID is regularly prescribed BY som
of line most distinguished physicians. ."--Ph'
ladstphie Ledger.
"ibere Can be no better remedy for Ind
gestioD, Heartburn a0d Loss OF Appetite
than Bserhave's Holland Bitters."--Msc's'
gan REGISTER.
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Warming to COnductOrs-IEeavy
Verdict, f

Peter r. Vanatta, last week, in the Cir.
cult Court of Montgomery county, recovered
verdict and judgment against the Terre
pony for the sum of $1,000. The circum-
stances of the case are briefly as follows -
In the month OF November, 1857, Mr.. Van.
alta took passage on the cars of the above
road at Alton, intending to 60 to Butler,
station on the road about fifty miles east of
Alton. He stopped at Bunker Hill over
night, and on the following day took from
the conductor layouer ticket, calling for
passage to Butler, and when the cars arriv.
ed at Gillespie he got of again. The fol.
lowing morning he again got aboard Of the
train and passed Litchfeld without renew.
ing his ticket. When the train had gone
some three miles from Litchield, the con-
ductor upon the train called upon him tor
his ticket. Mr.. Vanatta presented his tick
ct calling for passage to Butler, and was
told he must pay his fare or get off the train.
He told the conductor he had paid his fare
to Butler, and would not pay 1t again, and
hereupon the train was stopped in the woods
about three hundred yards IRON the water
tank, near Shoal Creek, and about four
miles from Butler. The conductor told MIR.
Vunatta that he must pay his tare or get of
the tain, as his ticket had hole in it, and
consequently was worthless. Mr.. Vanatta
got oil the train and carried ull his baggage
through the snow to Butler. es.'I.
| The evidence in the case was in substance
that after the train stopped near the wasel
tank, the conductor was seen to open the
door OF the car, when Mr. Vanatta got of
the train and was seen near the Shoal Creek
bridge on the track Of The roud carrying his
bugguge--a carpet-sack and hand trunk
which he carried to the neighborhood oil
Butler. That the ticket he had at the time
he was elected from the cars was lay.ovel
ticket with hole in it. and according Il
the Testimony OF one witness, worthless, al
though 1t called for pussage to Butler. wa
evidences of payment Of tare to that piece
and would have been good but for the hol
in it. The conductor said at the time o
Immediately after, "thal he had put a pas
senger of because he had refused to pay III
fare," .0st. s.-
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a NeXN Dodge.

An homes. coantryhen (ssys The Detroit
Advertissr) was walking about the dock
lately, looking at the shipping. when an in'
diyidual named Dsniel Cooney stepped up
10 him and demanded twenty-five cents
The eoun,ryman. more astonlshed ,haa the
Cleveland editors were when Jinkins (whose
new hotel they had been putting wanted
"6tty cents' tor their lodging, asked "wbat
tur {" Cooney biandly informed him that
he was stationed there by Government 10
levy tax of twenty-five Cents upon all per-
sons found wandering upon the dock with.
gu. any special business. The rural gen
tleman cheerfully disbursed the reqairet
quarter, but Officer Van Stan hearing Of the
occurrence, arrested the sslf.apPointed Gov
ernment Official. had = quietus put TO hi'
swindIine by being sent TO prison Tor sixty
aays.
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rrThere is lady in Peoria, Iii. who

0TThere Is lady in Peoria, III. who IN
,wenty.one years has been married Three
times. On each occasion OF her maria g
she was united TO man younger than her'
self. and the last time 10 a man who was -
wears her junior. She lived happily witt
The first. unhapPiIy with the second but pre-.
fers the last. Atthe age OF twenty she was
welded to man aged nineteen, with whom
she lived six years. Al the age OF thirty
she married man OF twenty, with whom
she lived only two years. Alter Q lapse O.
nearly nine years of "single blessedness,'
at the end OF which time she was forty.on'
years old, she married again, and, this in
stance, capped the climax. the man she mar
ried being only eighteen years old, her pre-
sent husband, with whom she has lived veT!
happily for two years.
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I'lltsDsarg Market.

PITTsBURG, October 1S.--FloUr-SaIes
are limited to about 800 barrels to day. from
store, at the usual rates. viz: $5,25@5.S7
for superine. S6,46@5,5o for extra do, and
$5,75@$6 Tor extra family. Grain--Sales
200 bush, Oats from store ct 45c, and 300
bush old Corn ut 60c. Hsy-Sales Of ID
loads at 90 to $ll. Timothy Seed-Sales
30 bush from store at $1,70. ...r.....,,,r
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shalersville, May 70, 1s5s.
"a nCr TuE CRADLE. IuCY m-

<sDOCK THE CRADLE, LUCY w-
IL SWING THE CRADLE, JoHN!!-But don't
fo,get 10 call n at Poe ~ Brothers and select from
he lot Of Grain Cradles ever brought to this
iown, consisting of Grape Vine, TELEGRAPH, Muly
and Half Muly. Also, scythes and Snathss Hay
Rskes. Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes, Rides
and Scythe Stoncss at FoE o. bhoss
Ravenns. June "a, 1858 :.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIL ROAD! ~, Z

MILL it be built 1t may, and it may not.
w There is still some little doubt about the mat
ter: hut we think there can be doubt In the minds
ofany (uniess II is some few who have goods TO sel
that We are now receiving the LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST stock of Goods that has come TO our
county this fall. We cordially invite those In want
of Goods, to call and examine our full and varied
assortment. lfit is any object to have LARGE and
NATTER or ECONOMY, 10 buy GOOD GOODS, those that
are ntrinsicaay worth what you pay for them, then
we are quite sure you will give US o call.
Oct. !, 1858. PkENTlsS, HOPKINS e. CO.
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Or"Wssn's that waste OF powder!"
aaid al lrishmat TO Kentuckian who just
brought 10 the ground, with bic ride, q squir.
rel from large tree. "Why 90, Pet !"
ssked the hunter. "SuEe The tall would :
kilt him. 3 ~ Na NJ
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

New YORK, October l6.--Flour heavy;
sales 1890 bbls. Wheat heavy; sales
II, 600 bush; Western White Sl,lO@l .2s.
Corn--sales ~, GOO bush; white 60@84c ;
yellow 65c. tE.!t@ 4 &A @'@-f-
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the Ladies
VI and Gentlemen. Our stock of Cloves and Ho-
siery for Fall and Winter wear, embracing all the
differ ut kinds and Sly les to found In the Eastern
Market all of which be bought very low for cash
or ready pay,at COFFIN & PlNNEY'S, r.
Sept. 30, 1858. No. !, Phenix Block.
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BOOT,S AND SHOEO.@
AttacIaraeslt 4 II Notl6e.

joAn 3. Schneider. Plsinsla,l Dstoss sdalsep vel.
n.,,as sssais. ss.sss Defsndah. sp.. Portage sa as
@TNN the aIst day of August, A. D. 1885,
aid inslce issued an order Of atlaehuenl, =
- nhoye scson for the san uf el7 ezt aad szid -
viii take notice hai sai4 aeton u for Asssls
befere said Justice eh Ne IN q d ri
esctook, A. ~. JOk4N Es EseGhAka1k1s
Ostober Z, lsSe-sws go
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Legal Notice.

Iv.x lana Davis. In the Court OF Common
.n ai' vs.. I Etohs Vi AVAsASS S~S'sss
1oICHARD DAVIS, defendant 10 the
III shovs amsd action will take notice that on the
Oh dsy Of September, A. D., 1858, the said Lucy
lane Davis lsd her petition 10 the once OF me Cers
Of the Court OF Common Pleas, Wihin and .ot w me
sS,d Richard Davis with adultery, With extreme cru
sty and also with gross neglect o. duty ios sosee
Years, and asking that she may be divorced ~
nership and uninterrupted enjoyment Of her real es
tsto and properly Said petition NIL u saHS s
or hearing at the February serm r@,!a 81 4 ssss
court. sss So s o ~ A 4 u s.s;s Snr .nstitinnar
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no EMYAli(Rs.

IF YOU HAVE the Asthma, Phthisic,
1 or Consumption;
If YOU HAVE the Liver Complaint OF DSspep
" IL YOU HAVE the Gravel or Kidney Complaint;
IN YOU HAVE the diabetes or DiarrhoA;
If you HAVE the Weakness PecuNaE 70 Fe'
II You HAVE the skin Disease or Blotehes;
IL YOU HAVE the Scrofula or Salt Rhe1m
IL YOU HAVE the Neuralgia or ss.~ 'Nass
~ You HAVE the Piles or Costive Habit;
IL YOU HAVE the Erysipelas or Inflammation;
If YOU HAVE the Chill Fever or Agne
IL YOU HAVE o Cancer, Fever sore Or ulcers %
II YOU HAVE . Sore Mouth or Sore Breast;
IL you HAVE any Lingering Complaint, and
~nraa chesn. with ROOTS Il HERBs. which leave
he system without amy of those Pstns and sshs'
which follow the use of Mercury: 60, calt on "
EEypsR, over Dr.. Swifts' Drug Store, havehna, "
"a Anomsk o.. le5e-3m. .. -
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OtrThs last proposition is to Icy gutsa'
perchs speaking tube alongside of the AT
lantic Cable. '.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-Men and Boys
ID Calf Boots, Men and Boys Kip Boots, Ladies'
Sas. s;,,tion ~ POE d BRo's.
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ClNGER's NEW FAMILY SEWING
N MACHINEg.--On and after the lst Of October, !,
isss. 1 will furnish the above machine. lheretofore
sold for 500 oO,) for $50 90 ASD Erase CaARsEs
Singers Machines have been too long and eGccessI9i
warrant this Machine 70 do all kinds Of FAMILY
SEWING, including Hsmming; Gathering and b'qa. "a
ing, In the very best manner. propssly useu' Az
n. III. SOMERVlLLE, Agent,
October z. I65e-lM Ravenna, ONO.
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TN CONCLUSION. we will say TO ALL,
who NAV favor us with call that they may rely
upon being dealt with FAIRLY, as we mark, our
goods in PLAIN F1stREa, and sell at ONE PRICE
care and we are determined to give satsfactiOn.
AProduce OF all kinda, for " hich we will pay the
highest market price, taken exchange for goods.
October Z, 1883 STREATOR, DAILY q co.
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A FEW pieces plaid and fg'd opera Flan-
II pels for Children wear, Just opened. Also white
and colored Flannels, Plain and Tw!led: a good
assortment, at FoE q ohoinEno'
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WESTERN RLsELvE HORSE FAlR.-The
first annual fair Of the Western Reserve
Horse Breeders Association is now being
held in this village. A repor. OF the pro-
Ceedines will be given mex. week.
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OLOTHING.-AIl persons in want OF
~ Ready Made Clothing, can save from % TO 80
Der cent. by calling u the Cheap One Pfce store ~
Sha lersville We sell good COtonades Pants at soc
per pair. Linen Drill do IS do. Marsailles
Vests (colors warrantedI at 62tc. Zine linen do
at 62kc. Linen coats at Csc. cashmere pants,
cbeaD. Fine broad cloth coats from dol. TO ID dol.
We have Vests Of all grades, at low prices. Gentle
men, you will make great mistake fyou buy your
S'o'"'"s '''''' - sTREAToR, DAILY co.
Ehslersyille. Nav 10, 1852.
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-1,HE largest lot of Black Velvet Ribbons
J. In town, selling cheaper than ever: Also CiosK
and Dress Trimmings. PoE " 6hoin nCH'
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NOMESTICS.-Check'd and strip'd Shirt.
u ings, Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Pillow
Case Coltons, Bleached and Brown Crash, bleached
and Brown Cotton Flannel, Denimss Ttckings. Table
LineDs Table Coltons, Linen and cotton diapers,
Linen Table Cloths, and Wool Table Spreads, Ge',
selling very low ut .pOk BkolHEh'S'
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THERE is NO DENYING IT.-That
we have now the finest assortment of Cloths and
and Vesngs to be In this part OF the
country. Come In, Gente, and satisfy yourselves as
10 the assertion Ifyou don't cay that what we assert
"a so them ss the Col. says, swe'll stand correced.
October !, 1853. PREETISS, HOPKINS co.
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hats AND CAPS.--A very pretty as.
IL sortment of Men and Boys Hats ana @ Iapa, !us'
opened at FOE O nNol nEN =.
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OATs--OATS--OATS.

JTTANTED by the subscribers, for which
w v,e viii nay 20 RTY cents per bushsl foE
I. :. .rscuni IN goods or On notea and acconnts.
sns ss's1 1's'.'' n 4 \ STRkAT0R, DAILY = GO.
sh,s,ssville, July sOtb, 1888. FL
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DOE g. BROTHHER have now on hand
I q splendid assortment of Gloves and Hosiery.-
RncSskfn Gloves and Mittens, Gauntiets, Fur and
seal AKIN Gloves Ladies, Silk and iise Cauntlets
selling Ut very small advance from cost.
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OHAWLS.-Broche, long and square, Bay
y State, long and square, Magic hhawls, Stella
shawls, Scotch Plaid Shawls Black Silk, also Ladies
CIa,h MantIes at POE d BROTHERS.
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pLACK and Fancy Dress Silks, as cheap
- as the cheapest, at
. October Z, 1858. POE q bohiHEh'S'
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... Opuosite the SAINT SihiE tAVtO'S
n.av Axcstl sundays, Tor CoNsuMFTioNs AsTHAAs
Rso.eHITls and all Other CHRONIC CoMPLAtSTe, cSm'
peated with causing Pulmonary nseais, tS ivss
rs ms ss.nsnsia Gastritis, Female Complaints, e.c.
Dks FOH AND SYKES would state shs has VIZ
s1;sfs an Tie LtoOd and system at laTgss
tsth Ssfors and during its Development sM &C. !s.gs'
and they employ Mechanica hygs,nas sSs
Msu,es NJ the sss With these, they use MEDICINAL
NaALATioNs, which they value highly, but only only
as Paios hayng no ouratys snsse s6Ia assnst
=. ,ha precous time of curHbilty on any ttses
ment based upon the plausibis but false dea snss
seat OF the disease eau be reached IN oiss. ss
tS d;ssass s in ths blsod and Its sses esfs 70 W
lungs. ,...
ist of questions will be cent 70 those w,susss
| consult us by letter. P''Sot ATslsa ATs
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BLEACHED SHEETING!
WE hear great Dragging on Bleached
saw, all other qualities in proporiOn 20 per con, isss
than you can buy elsewhere.
October Z, 1858. GOSS g. BROTHER.
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BLACK SILKS-BLACK SILKS! =!

BLACK SILKS-BLACK SILKS e.
A MOTHER large LOT of those Black
n Silks, which we are selling at unprecedented low
rates. Now the time for the ladies In want of good
Black Silk Dress to buy one for very little money,
At the Cash and Ready Pay Store Of
COFFIN & PINNEY,
Sept. 30, 1858. No. l, PhRnix Block
ALSO, few more pieces Of that SATIN DE
CHINE for Black Basques-the finest article out for
that purpose. Also, rich Trimmings to match at the
Cash and Ready Pay Store Of
Sent. 40, 1858 No. Phoenix Block.
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ExcELcioR YouNG AMERICA CoEARp
Coz MILL.-We would direct attention to
the recommendations of this Mill, which
will Le found in another column. The Ex.
celsior was awsrded the first premium al
the Ohie State Fair in 1856; 1856 and
1857. The recommendations are oil from
PRACTICAL men " ho hsse used the Mill.
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n UEENSWARE, Glassware, Liverpool
VI ware, Stoneware, Hardware, Groceries, Drugs
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Buffalo Robes. Buck
skin Mittens and Gloves, Tar, CarpetiDg, Looking
Giasses, etc., etc., for sale cheap at ~
Oct. Z, 1855. STEEATOR, DAILY cos.
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nj OOL TWINE-Jus. received and for
w ssis sAsapby sTREA1oR, DAILY eco !
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BOOTS, SHOES And LEATHER \!

TINE undersigned, at their old stand, woula
raspectfuy call the attention Of theit numercys us
CUSTOMERS and the public at large, 20 ineiE
large assortment Of home manuiaetetsu
BOOTS AND SHOES.s
embracing Mems, Boys' and Yon.hss Csii, up R. so
stoga Booh, LADIES' h..sss sSa Sorains. sliDs. Se
Az, ~. ronS ssoement Of Menss Shoes Gaitssss
RaSSers DC. eli Of Shich wtIl Be sold = rFssss se
suit the times. =. sx.,. onA AZ a.
,sss.t hnt one OF the best stocks Ofhomemads wefk
noS al hand, we ever had 81 any one dMe beloEe.
AZ usual, We shall at all times Keep eansts. ~
stanty on hand which will bs sold 81 low "
cash or ready ray onty. ..sa
The highest market price vii ~ ~ 49, sss =
for HIDEs, CALI 6glNs SHEEf EEtTsss ~ as j Is
goods az NAV be wanted. GIllLlS : UVRhA@'
Rsvenna, September 30, l656-Sfa
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DERSONS in want of any thing in the
[ line Of Ready Made Clothing. ate invited 70 call
cd exami ne ou stock before purchasing elsewhere,
es we feel confident we can suit all In regard 70 guam
ty and price. Fok " nA"'
October z, 1858. ,'4 r.s
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W. ALI, PAPER! WALL PAPER IL
September %, 1s5s-2mB
.ITTST LOOK HERE.

CTONE'S Patent Suspension Clothes
= Frame Is one OF the greatest inventions ihss hss
eli been made for the Housewife ana lor sny cSn
aa.,iv handled, II contains about 50 tset OF hns
for hanging clothes and airing them csn lo.S SS
expanded closed instant ana Tssn ast oDS e
tonr inches square, and weighs but SIX and naH
pounds. is ssbracing from the centre, ss snI trsmss nSs
liable to tumble over when nllea' sEa Mao AS7' "s
no" AZ u's' A"''SN {. stone, Patentes.
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II ANsAs TO BE ADMITTED.-And
IN the Ladies' only want to see our stock Of Dress
Goods to t'AnMlT" that we have almost everything
new and desirable in thai line; In fact altogether the
HARpsoMEsr assortment In town. Walk In, Ladies,
and buy for YOU can't help II when you see the
Goods. EREN9lSS, HOPKINS Il CO.
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The pstentee of stones Suspension Clothes Ftame
has made arrangements with Messrs. K3ss Ss.I.s s
mer to mauufacture his Clothes Frames Ha.aS loI
tnsr, viii 10 promptly attended to. Ireat inSuce.
ments are gwen to agents se engage IL 'ns sA's -
ffSmes sIne a. address ROSS ZlMMER, or G. sTEoNs
RayeMGa, Portage co., ONO. ..f.-s ssEE 3. ...t
August %, l55S-4S. I