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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-07
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The Randolph Band gave . FREQ Concert at the Dis.
cpss Church. ON the evening of the 25 Nov The house
was full 10 overowng. and the performance to
reflect much credit upon the members of the Band,
sidering that Is not months since they orgnniz
ed On Tuesday following they visited several school dis.
tricts much 10 the surprise and gratiaon Of the ten
chers and pups.
The Disciples have purchased excellent building lot
Of s. B. Dickinson, few rods North Of the cen,sr.
which they design to erect Church next season-
They have already built substantial fence around .ther
lof. ~ s5i ess BEG - 81 s5ats'o s-a f. .gzs
that many different kinds of religious
filth Randolph There is large society Of Roman
Catholics most il not all ofthe Germans society Of
Luthsrans-thess Germans, also CoBgreg gatonal
society society of Disciples; and of Methodiss.
These five societies have religious service regularly every
sabbah. There representatives Of Q.akers, Dunk
ards United brethren, winebrannrians, Uui,sraalts
Baptsts. &c. tt-.i sa 9t -
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Chromic Diseases.

TYR TsNYBER M celebratsd ca beNied.isEAsh -
ID DOCTOR, f Ravenpa, tenders his thhnks 20 ~
mum. raus patrons Psrtsg. aSd ADJ enu SonnHs o'
l;b.ral ,,rn,sy. heretofore extend I" h'nI
and hopes by his practic to be able "a
seryres many wnn have hitnerte known N'te "
s,othinS of HIS Inanner OF treatment.
DR. SSYDER do-s not, noc never has eiaimea 20 ~
cure-an but be claim = at BY many yrAs
IN all their u.Alifarous forms and tendences tna' ne Is
daily carir And relieving those who have songnt rera
scians who kept going day and night treAirg aeu
disra<es cannot in the course Of thinRS'
Chronic Diseases with tho success as those VIM
make it tn whole study, AID give it their hoe aeh
ton. - aAsE - - 2 p..-.s :
.o,e ueutIy he never 9 HE patients d">ys All Ia
;as e esnectuiIy invited cAi Consultations pri
ysts s.rietiy eonfidentisE .
SSPsrn,les by The fall victims TO diseases pecu
SEX nearly ali of which might be saved b.
4 lin eIy sapii, alton 20 DIR Snyder-decI-ln 4
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T w IN s B o B G i.

Thanksgiving day observed by closing the places
Of business, and attending services in the Methodist
Church where all dcuomina ions met and listened to
discourse from Mr. Hosord OF Hudson, who is sup
plying The Presbyterian Church. After the services
ceremony not eSacy forbidden by the Governors
Proclamation. The renony consisted Of marriage.
soemnized by Rev. Mr. Monks. pastor of the M e.
churc b. the parties being Mr.. E. L. Aing and Miss e.
A. Herrick, all of Twiusburg. Thanksgiving suppers,
and other good things received the u-ua attentions.
On Saturday and Monday, considerable excitemen, pre-
vailed from report that the night of Thanksgiving,
grave robbed in Northfeld. The purport of the
story that OF respectable resident of North
field died in New York, where he had bnsiness
and brought his fathers fol burial and buried
Thanksgiving day, and was dug up the same night.
fellow BY the name Of Bates arrested, charged
with robbing The grave. He has given bail for his
appearance. So
The election for officers OF the Union Agricultural So
ciety comes off Dec Sd, for she folio wing year.
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HENRY CURRY S TESTIMONY.

HENRI cqrry being sworn, says Lam acqusinted
with the deceased His son came to about o'clock
las eyenng. and said he wanted help find his ia
ther Isnrsed out and met In the road Sam
ueI Mer's BY the of sapp, and asked him il he
had seen Harding He said think. he had just seen
him lying in the road. He then turned and went
back together, aad found him In the road dead. We
turred hiE from his face his back and stood there
with him till his son Ben came up. After the Doctor
took the hody into Mr.. Elliott Rawsons. The
face nnd hands Of the body cold hut his bosom was
wsrm. About II O'Clock, MIR Rawson, Mr.. ST tflnsn
anoihcr man and myself TOOK the body homo. Whsnwe
fonnd the body, Ben had gone home for the wagon.
|f4R9 > skiisAH HENRY CURRY.
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g sAJpspATu Mlrrrns TX RAvEssA-Last Sab

chnreA preached discourse the late tragic events a
yirpins 10 . very large and attentive assembly Whhe
he justified not mode of sctscn adopted BY john
Brown admired his heroic aiih and forfude I'm
ng f esuse and depreeated se cowandly fear Ehieh
impeed he Virgnians toke nsedess the murdrous 50;
verify Of putiiug fam death. They fhght ~ tsis
procedae Brighten the Noriiao body was frightened
but themselves. s48 f@-5ft ID
The dscourss wasaa able, faithful utiersncs against
Slavery, and itSdire effects ard conseqsenees.
in the n. g. Church. the Quarierly Meeting exercises
observed. Rev. Mr. st,ta. assisted by the Pastor
Mr. Raker ofsated in The absence of Elder Gregg
who spaat the Sabbath at auarerly Mselinxn Charles
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HoME FOR INvALIDs.-Mr w. A. Judson,
who has been for lime the Landlord of Raven
na House, in this village, has removed to Cleveland and
opened house for the accommodation and boarding Of
patients, who may go to Cleveland for surgical or other
medical treatment. BE occupies che residence orDery
used for the accommodation OF Doc Ackleys patients
Mrs. Judson. whom the immediate Of patients
will be assigned. Is experienced and accomplished
nurse well acquainted with The effect operation of
medic me- and kind and assduous in her attentions to
hs Intads going 10 Cleveland for medical
ment who usy End it necessary to remain there for
tins will end at Mr. Judsons "Home Tor Invaids ample
sccommodaons aud all the and attention they may
| need. III 20 = ulsb .--s
Mrs. Judson gost to Cleveland, highly recommended
by the Rvenna Physicians every qualified for the
Important position she superintendent of the
sick and afflicted, and worthy OF fullest cond, nee.
We learn that the leading ncmhers of the Cleveland
medical Faculty hail with satisfaction the opening Of
such fine Recommendations for the comfort aud benefit
1 thsis paaisntav-1s l.f- e gy...----
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RIOS W. BURGESS TESTIMONY.

Thos W. Burgess being daily sworn STATED that he was
acquainted with tile deceased, Samuel Harding saw
Mr. Harding last evening about twenty minutes afer
O'clock He then standing in ont of his resr
market the south end Of the Pentiss House. as VIVA
passing. No ons was with him returned IN about
ninnse, aud he had left Ihad with him.
10 about ten minutes afer that him tho street or
alley little south of the Pnentiss uouss- He at that
time stood little of the walk holding to the
He was alone passed him three four rods, and re
turned and passed him again, and he was still holding
70 The fence said nothing to him. stopped Just afei
this side Of him, and started down towards ths
stable. did not him after that. Ishould think from
bis .ppearanee that he pretty drunk do not uor
hut suppose So saw him time in the afternoon
and he perfectly right then. and discovered nohn,
J out Of the way with him. THOMAS w. BURGESS
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cHA,s =. . W1IrfEs,sI J. .rssrIMoxY. "a. Il Z,

Chas e. Wiiter being duly sworn, states that he Is &C.
qainted with the deceased and him about half-pas
seysq last evening lying he side. walk ttis south
the Prensiss Houss In the yor Isuppose IL was him
dont know positively was coming out of Mr. FoIger'l
yard and heard noise. and looked and saw man OF
the walk whom SUPPOSED to be Mr. Harding. sepred
ls nearer TO him and spoke to him. and told him d
e iuy there much longer he would take cold or some
thing like that He made reply and passed aloup
into the house. did not Sc, him after that
told come of The M Buck, Mr. Folger Others
that man was lying in the alley. When we.wens ou
4 again. he had gone from there. 4s'tR ~" .aasl .
.6ssss.ifs 3 ,ss.s .4sl.5 cRAs E. wIrTER.
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Mary ASe Hszen. Court ofcamuon Pi.ss for POi,-
...,, ss.s notice that On The
sol aav ~ sesami.r D. 1853, she 6lEd her PITT
81 usf ~; ~ - e the Clerk Of said Court,
ton acainst h'n, "a ."s ~, for than
saiesng gross nfeIes' M ~ . a 70" Dirsrce ON the
honds of masrmony. TAYLOh for Pa,,.;on;,
dee5-6w Aa'yh -
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pALM YRA.

LARGE CALF III. Glddings. .E>q, lately
sold Steer, which years and two mouths Old
The weighed 1897 lbs. He received $50 for the an-
NAL At one year of age the same animal weighed $50
lbs 1t t. raise good animal than poor
and the profit is much greater in the case than
tha other. as Ia alife anpRrent.. -.5.---.
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The Annual December Session of the County
Commissions, commenced Monday list. A. H.
westherbee, of strett-hore elect, ths
9th ofcHee Moudsy mori, and took his seat with
- '''-st. aI 50. 5sias9lst, laa s-1tsa-f ,,-Ez
& 'ssiiIo9 - ss.
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EPIscoPAL SERVICES There will be Epis
copal service in the Congregational Church. in Ravsnna
on Wednesday afternoon aud evening, Dee i4th. Raw
Mr. Fairrhild Rev. Mr. Holden. will preach in the
afternoon, y ey -4t5ilst , N2gsNsai.slh.
Assisan, Bishop Beds viii be present anl preach in
the evening. - 7s' ~ =, =iy
Rsyenna, Dec. s, ls59.-2w .a p
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CWANsS NEW TREATISE = SWANS NEW
. TREATIsE-Eow far sale at the kaJ &
Nov RAvENNA BOOK STORE. =
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POPULAR PROVERBS Patience.
/" The world not made in o minute" zG
"Everythisg comes to him that can wait" e
For all seary rising, it is dawn the earlier
What rpens fast does not last "or, soon ripe
rotten" ....'.~t ,l-.+s5
Better ride that carries us, than horse that
throws u.s." ,.-.y----.4
:. He that leaves certainty and sticks to chance,
~ When fools pipe he may dancsr 71u-zzs3
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/. To THE Sick Remember DR. Dellenbaugh
will ba at his roonr, Collins House, Decemher 18th;
GarrsttsviiIs, Norton House, 3oth 's nov2-aw
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PICTURES PRESENTS !! Prices I!I-The
Holidays are coming, and what present eau be more
priced BY Friends, Relatives Loverstha Ford,s
superb Ambrotyies CT Photographic itts +, Il
Time aies swifly.' = g.ias 80
Don't wait, but call without delay at Frank Fords
photographic Gallery Of Art. and get from dozen
likenesses for your ificnds. --,ssel .,. 5,
Tell your neighbor Tell everybody n That until
after the Holidays they get good likeness case,
or Melanotype to send BY mail for % cts. .s.fk
Don't all once but wait from 2s7 to
3Is every day; and The pictures warranted to be
good any made in Portage county. except Photo
graphs. l 20 s1a sa9=f ear nox93-3w
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! EnL1orr RAwsos's rEsr1MosY.

Elliott Rswson being sworn, says: am acquainted
with the deceased. reside West Of town, little West
Of whore the body of the deceased found last night
Absut 8 o'clock was at home or little after I twas
out Of my back door. AVID heard horse coming at full
speed Mr. Hsrding was in the habit of riding fast
and knew from the riding, supposed knew ir was
Harding. As the horse up my house, It slack
edits sp pesd, and passed West from my house, 1t
quite dark and could ten whether there was rider
the horse not. but could it passed that the
color of the gray About 10 o'clock little
after was called up ny sapp who said Harding was out
there and dead nearly Dead something to that effect
soon got lantern and went out where the body lay,
which was few rods East fmy house, in the road. In
few af.er the Docter came, took the body
into my house. The body afterwards taken home.
b sensqREL aasHE q ELLIOTT RAwsoN:
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Benson's Con1n1entaries.

A FINE COPY of Rev. Joseph Benson's Commentaries
n on the Old and SSw TestampnIs. III five vuu,nes.
tnbEshed ly the Methodist Book Concern, New York,
iound ~ calf Catalogue pifre SIG sewa he sold for
Nov so. 1859 RAvENSA BOOK STORE
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OUR SALES LARGELY INCREASE
!. UNDER SUCH INFLUENCE
3 s,s WE HAVE BEEN OBLIGED
with Hardware. beautiful Glassware and oasenswsre,

2 ~ 84 Eg. ozz aw,.-..S
10 -sz.t-. s---rf
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Local Notices.

DR LYONS was prevented by sickness from
being in Rav.nna Dec. He viii therefore be in
M Saturday, December 10 h. o'clock A.
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We, the undersigned, Jurors, impannelIed and SWORN
on the 29eh day of November A. 1859. the Town.
ship Of Rasenna, in the County of Portsge by p.
conan Justice of ibs Peace in and for tho Township
of Rayenna in said County, actng as Coroner for the
time beng to inquire, aud true presentment make, in
what manner, and by whom, Samuel Harding, vhose
body Was found In the road running from Rarenns te
ffankn Mills, the residence Of Elliott Rawson,
the 2si day Of November "A. D. 1889 to his death
having heard the evidences and examined said body
we do hnd that the deceased his death By ant
troa his horse and brsakius his neck while In stat
ofntoxcaton ne Harding) having obtained the last in
toxea'ing liquor ne drank previous to his dcah At th
Grocery Saloon of e. II. Bradshaw in the Towpshi,
lof Ravenna, Aforesaid
Given under hands, at the time and place Of ..;
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N I13i14 +VASN0 CNA aotN %
.ssa,tra - 5 aSTasaH .ssJTszss 1874 s ,zt6
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.l.f ..I5a2g 2 AND GET RICH, -=' no
8 (on Ky. Jean at &c; Good s,tinss at 3sc)

DNoe ny. sean ~ S<c' 0oou . S,t'Ass a1Sscl
dag a 7-r- -H.L -s-S So -s-E.
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n E O P =. M e ID,
,I..alIa filtlia
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70 SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY
(For All Wool DsLaines at A5c, worth 5os.)
AND BORROW MORE,
!, AS YOU, CAN MAKE MONEY
-, - con Shilling Canton FIarnels at Ii3e.)

.29fl]289LG bGa W
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GROCERY, BAKERY AND
c ONE ECTION cry

In The Exchange Block, Main ST., Bloomsbury,
THE Undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens Of Bloomsbury, and the public in
general that they have formed partnership
nuder the name and firm of Meyer g. Shell
don, and have just opened in their spacious
new Store House, the
GROCERY, BAKERY & CONFECTlON-
ERY BUSINESS,
On an extensive scale in all their various de-
parlments, and in great varet es, where they
will always be pleased TO meet their friends
and administer 10 their creature comforts.
Their groceries are all fresh, and Of the
choicest kinds, have been selected with
much care, and will be sold Tor Dash, al the
"lowest living prices"
Their Bakery is entirely new, constructed
after the most modern Improvements and
will be under the superinlendence of "mas.
ter workmen."
Their confectionery is manufactured by
themselves with care and cleanliness--and
cannot be surpassed by the most improved
rnportarions.
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
They have also fitted up most magnificent
Restaurant and Oyslsr Saloon, occupying the
entire space Of the (up sairs) second floor,
with splinter new fixtures and finishings,
where they vii! be happy 10 serve their GUS
toners with choice Oysters, wholesale and
retail.
n. "A Ladies' Saloon separated from
the General Restaurant, has also been pre-
pared for their special accommodation.
ALBERT MOVER,
f. M. SHELDON.
Bloomshurg, Oct. 81, 1858.
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MAJ, VAN CAMP.-On the outside of to.
days STAR will be found hrIef sketch OF
Moj. Noses Yam Camps early life and con-
,en,ions with the Indians, taken from SHER-
MAN DAYS Historical Collections Of Pennsylua.
min. Moses Van Camp and his brother ia.
cobus Van Camp were iamols in the border
wars of The Susqnehauna, among the Red
men OF the then wild forest We learn that
the father of this family was a Low Dutch
man, probably from the Mlnisink settlement
on the Delaware. In the winter of 1898,
then living at Dansvile, New York, he sent
petition 10 the United States Congress of
pension, from which the passages that we
publish in this paper are extracted. They
will be read with interest oy many, as the
name Of Van Camp is familiar 10 many in
this county. and the doings of that family
are none the less forgotten.
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AlrLToN IL. KEhR, of Cattawissa, will
please accept Off thanks for that large
Wofer.m'lon he left at our office few days
since. 1t was splendid one--del eious.
The printers did justice 10 it. In few
minutes after its reception into this office,
nothing was left 10 be seen of it EXCEPT here
and there rind scattered over the floor.
MIR. Kerr, we are informed, cutivates the
island near Catlawlssa, in the Susquehanna
river, and raises a great many water>melons.
lie brought load 10 this place for sale on
last Saturday.
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Rising Sun Hotel-Berwick, Pa.

THE subscriber would respectfully info.m
his friends and The travelling public that he
has taken charge Of The above named hotel,
and has fitted it up in the best possible man.
ner for the accommodation OF all who may
favor him with their patronage. He flatters
himself that by unremilting attention, he
can give entire satisfaction 10 all. His table
will be supplied with the best The market
affords, aud his bar with The choicest liquors.
Obligins and attentive oslers will always
be on hand, and his slabling is The osl ex-
,ensve in this section of country.
MAI. N. SEELY.
Berwick, April 90, 1859.
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STovEsAkD TIN WARE-Our young towns.
man, Philip S, Niger, is carrying on the
timing business in all lis various branches
in Bloomsburg. In connection with tin
ware, he keeps constantly on hand an as
soriment of stoves. lie has the following
named stoves, gas burners Christopher
Columbus" patented 1859; "Wm. PENN"
lately improved Rob Slove," and the
" Morning STAR" (al cook sloves.) He
also keeps on hand different kinds of office
and parlor stoves, fancy and plain. He will
sell cheap for cash, thereby enable his pur-
chasers TO get good bargains. Give him a
call, and examine his stock of wares. His
establishment is opposite The Exchange
Block.
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Tinware g. Stove Establishment.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in-
- forms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his hioiher's interest
in the above establishment, and the con'
ceTn will hereafter be conducted by himsel
exclusively. He has just received and OF
- iers Tor sale the largest and most sE
I'd tensive assortment oIFANCY STOT
- ever introduced into this market.
Slovepipe and Tinware constantly
hand and manufactured TO order. All klndi
of repairing done, as usual, mn short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new Gus
toners is respectfully solicited,
A. M. RUPERT
Boomsburg, Jan. la, 1853. IT,.
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Down TowN AHgAD.-We would an.
nounce for the information and good of the
public, that Joseph Sharpless has received
fresh arrival Of new goods at his store, for
fall and winter. He is prepared 10 sell al
the right figure, and keeps what is com.
monty found in country stores. His stock
is of good quality, and rather extensive.
People will do well by giving him call.
See advertisement in another column.
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BRyANT g. STRATToN's MERcANTILE Coll
LEcEs.-These insti'u uuons are graduating
yearly hundreds OF young men, qualified
for all the dulles of The Counting House,
and many of them now fill posts of trust and
profit A business education is the most
available capital, young man can possess
almost all may acquire this. Young mer
improve your chances. Now is the time 10
enter. See card in another column.
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
A ID TR u IT co Nj II A N Y
CaDital Stock S5OO.OOO.

EOMPANY'S Building Walnut Street,
~ South East corner of Fourth, Philadel.
phia.
Life Insurance at the usual Mutual Rates, or
al joint stock rales, at about 20 per cent less
or al Total Abstinence Rates, the lowest in
the world
A. WHILDIN, President.
]. C. SIMS, Sec. a. c. MgNscH, Agent.
April 27, 1859.
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Court Proceedings.

Agreeably 10 notice given, Court met at
Bloomsbury, on Monday, September 5,h,
1859, with Judges, WARREN J. WOODWARD,
Pres't., Jacob Evans and Peter Kline, Associ.
ates, on the bench. Court continued four
days and disposed of considerable amount
of business, considering the length of time,
in its usual satisfactorily and legal manner.
This term was not SO largely attended as
upon former occasions, although upon Mon
day and Tuesday respectable number Of
people were present. The following is a
synopsis of the Court doings, with the re.
port of the Grand Jury annexed:
Com. VS.. John Fletcher, Indictment lar.
ceny. He plead guilty, and the sentance oi
the Court is, one year and nine calendar
months 10 the Penitentiary.
Com. VS.. Alexander Eveland, indictment
larceny. Plead guilty, and received sen.
tence one year 10 the Penitentary.
John Bennet vs.. Benz: Wintersteen,- ,-ac.
tion for SANDER. Verdict of The Jury fol
Plaintiff-eight dollars and fifty cents.
S. A. Wilson VS.. WE. Robbison. Action
for work and labor. Judgment for Plaintiff
sixteen dollars and thirty seven cents.
The following is the report of the Grand
Jury which was read and approved of by
lha Court:
10 The Honorable, The Judges of the Courts
Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and
for the County of Columbia;
Tie Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth
OF nnsvIvania, inquiring for the body Of
the County of Columbia, respectfully re.
THAT Icy have examined the public
buildip@ 6elonging 10 the said county. ant
find wi N good repair, except the Sher
iff's Nsizonce, the inside Of which need,
painlin, also recommend the pur.
chase o. Ehandeler for the Cour Room
and that NE 1Dmmissioner be requested tc
keep the lamps ID he hall of the basemen
story of the Courtv House, lit during Cour
term, all Of which is zespectiully submitted
this seventh day Of September, A. D., 1859
81, F. NICELY, Foreman.
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Lameness, or Soreness in the Chest, Back
Ioins, or Limbs.
A.-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, old mismanaaed Agues.
P:-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal
o. External
O.-For Sore Weak or lnhamed Eyes
and Eye'ids, Failing, Weak or Blurred Sig hl
C.-For Calarrh, Of long standing or re-
cent, either with obstruction or proluse dis.
charge.
W. C.-For Whoopine Cough, abaling its
violence and shortening lis Dourse.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, my wife,
~ Harriet, has Left my bed and board with
out any cause or provocalion whatever
therefore all persons are forbidden to trus
or harbor her on my account, as ! will pay
no debts of her contraction.
CASPER MURRY,
Caltawissa, May Is, 1859.