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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-25

WISCONSIN MUD-Th Long-a. Coming
correspondent of the Green Bay .4duocdte
says:-ThompsOn should have walked thirty
miles Through Wisconsin mud before he
wrote about Spring. 1t is the muddiest
mud in the world. In neighborng village
they taSe the children TO school on stone
boats. The master is a tall man, and wudes
along like great tiamngO. We call him
Stills. He was u short man when no came
West. but he has stretched his legs 10 an
enormous length in pulling them out of
the mud.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. For
ney's Press of March 2lst contains call for
another Democratic State Convention to
vindicate principles of the party, outraged
and insutled by the Convention of the 10Th.
aud to proclaim their confidence in Gov.
Packer who was assailod and prescribed at
the dctaton of Federal officers. The con
vsntion is to be held at HArrisburgh, April
18th.
MURDER IN BALTIMORE Baltimore. March
% "A lamp lighter named Richardson
while extinguishlng tho lamps in tho western
part of the city, early this morning, was
shot in tho back and mortalIy wounded A
young man named Thomas A. Kennard has
been arrested on suspicion of firing the shot
and committed to prison. 1t is Just report
ed that Richardson is dead. --
WEsTEEN NEws.-St Louis, March 22.-
The Fort Smith Times says that tho Cher.
okees driven from Texas many years ago
are about to commence SUIT for lands grant
ed them by Mexico. These lands comprise
the most fertile portion of Eastern Texas
The steamer Aunt Lefty came in collision
with tho Rock Island Bridge yesterday and
sunk. Loss Sl20,000.
DIVORCE IN INDIANA Tho late divorce
law in Indiana. OF which SO much has been
said and written. has been amended so as "a
prohibit the application for divorce except
by parties who havo resided in the Stat,
one year previous TO making such appca
ton. The other PROVISIONS of the act were
not, we believe, materially changed
A NUMBER ofpetitions have been sent tC
the Massachusetts Legislature asking for the
appointment Of On inspector of milk, The
peiiti0n sets forth that the number of COW
in tho Commonwealth is $50 900. and theiI
annual yield OF milk amounts 10 $4,000 900
MiddIusex county sells annually $400,09C
worth. /.
CONGRESS passed an act in 1918, providing
that one new star shalt ho added 10 tho ua
tional flag on the 4th of July next succeed
ing the admission of u new State, So tba
thonum ber will remalr 32 until next 4th o
July. after which it will be 33. trH
ONE of our devils thinks that the poin
Of death must be full stop,
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Chills and Fever, Chiils aud rever,,

Chills and Fever! Chiils aud Feveri! (!
One OF the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public, Tor Fever and Ague, and
which have received the highest enconiums from
the press aud the people, is DR. j. HOSTEITER'S
CELEBRATED BIlTERS. Who would endure
the torlures arising from this terrible disease,
when 1t can be 50 easily cured Who would en-.
dure sleepless nights, burning ievcrs and icy chills
alternately, when Il remedy can be oJtained ior Il
mere triilc And yet how many families Iinger
out painful existence under this deadly blight,
and do nothing but gulp down quinine unlil it be.
comes as common us their daily meals and yet
they are not relieved. Mono but ,ha foolish ana
weak would Hesitate to procure these valuable
Btters, and save themselves intense agony.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every.
where.
9o- See advertisement in another colum,
March %, 1859. 4SO-Iw
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SINGULAR EFFEcr.-A beer. loving Teuton of
this city, some ten days SINCE told by his fHir
Katrina, to whom ho was betrothed, that she loved
another. lie pullei his hair, smote mis- bread bas-
ket said "got tor tam" and al drug store pur-
chased five grains oil arsenic, and committed sui;
fair one. But the arsenic didn't work, and the
next day he took ten grains and wlote another
letter. That failed to Kill him, and the.next day
he took fifteen grains and wrote another letter to
Katrina. But that failed to kill him, and the next
day he took twenty grains, aud wrote another let.
ter! and for nine days he has been taking arsenic.
increasing his dose fve grains day, tiGhe is ac.
tually grttng Iat on ~, Notwithstanding the coun.
ter ncpn caused by unrequiled love and he sw ears
ne will keep on till she marries him. or he has 10
bake his poison into arsenic loaves and eat ii
in slices! There's constancy for you.-4ulwau uket
Net0s
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THE GREAT STORM EAsT.-A terrible
storm commenced at Buffalo Friday night
at 2 o'clock and continued most of the day
Saturday. Nearly foot of snow foil. The
gale did some damage, but nothing very So
Tous. The rain storm and gale at Albany
were very severe. Buildings were shaken to
their foundation, and the dock and pier
we're submerged four feet by the food. A
portion of tho Hudson River Railroad track
was under water, and other portions were
washed away Parts of the track OF the Troy
and Greenfield road were washed away
Louder.
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From these figures, il viii be seen that nearly
one-iourlh Of Tie total deaths in the county are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nohing of the nu.
merous other diseases springing from /" slight
cold.n
Do not trifle with your health; but, if suffering
from a Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
OF HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and
you may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done SO, and have certified to its wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspeplic state OF the stomach, in which case the
German Diuers should be used in cases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system, resulting
from a proiraclcd Cough the German Ditters viii
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and tor Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price rs cents per bottle
January 7, 1859. 469.Iyins
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The INDIAN WAR CosiMENCED.-A dis
patch from Leayenwortb to the st Louis
Democrat, March 2lst says A severe ight
occurred near Fort Arbuckle between so
troops aud so Wichita Indians under Liout.
rnweE aud large party of Camanches, in
which two soldiers wore wounded. Anoth-
or 6ght between Lieut.. Stanley and fifty
troops, and body of Camanehns, in which
oight of the latter and one of the former
w0ro killed. Capt. Car. with SO men left
Fort Washita for the scat of war. 1t is sta
ted the Camanches numbered upwards of
5000. Another battle was anticipated.
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MoRE NEGRoEs.--Augusta, Ca. March 90
lit is reported that tho bark Il A. Raw.
hngs landed 600 Africans on tho coast of
Florida The report is considered doubt.
full. as the Rawlings cleared from Savannah
Dec. 9th, with cargo of rice and the in.
ternedlate time was quito shorr for trim
10 the African coast. Tho Now OrInans
Crescent OF Friday says that eighty vessels
inward aud outward bound arc detained Nc
che bar, s
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MEDICAL NorICE.---IIaving Clos,

MEDICAL NOTICE.---Having Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with Mr.
Cook, am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. | have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIXER,
and will be found at the O.hce formerly occupied
By us, or at my House, when not out on Profess
sional Business.
l. A HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. 7, 1859. 469.ti
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NEW YORKCATrLE MARKET-MARcu %.
The quotations for BEIr are ll0l2 Tor best,
Ia iut4 iur others.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Actiye and advanced doll.
per head.
SwlNE-Scarce; quotations 6& 10 67Sc for heavy
western; OK 10 3 "a : for disullery,
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IMPORT ANT TO FEMALES.--DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
IL. CRAFTSMAN, NJ, d., New York City.-The COM
bination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
allirregularities Painful Menslruatons, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, papitaion Of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption ol
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring OH the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the use OF
o.her Pills. can place the utmost confidence in DR.,
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
do.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
a miscarriage would certainly result therefrom
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any,
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc
tons, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uniied States.
r. B. HUTCHlNS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
... ...... los ChambeTs-St., New oTk,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, and VIM, Fisk
Cleveland. 472yl
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SMALL FRUITS.

SMALL FRUITS.
HAVING PAID SPECIAL ATTEN-
i non 10 the Cultivation OF SnIal Fruils and
spared no palns or expense 10 procure everything
ut the kind rare and valuable, am now prepared
to furnish, ia large or small quantities, on reason.
able terms, the following vureles:-
BLACKBERRlES.,
NLW ROCHLIiE, Or LAWToN.
10000 strong and vigorous plants of this superior
variety Al the following reduced prices -
100 Plants - U,uU 20 Plauts,..,.. 81 90
40 do go 6,uO 10 do. 200
80 do 500 do. ... .. 100
Circulars giving information US to mana cement
OF plants ana general cultivation will lie forward
cd 10 all purchasers.
DORCHESTER.
A very long, beautiful, sweet berry, and abund.
ant bearer, Highly esteemed
NEwllAN's rHuRNLLss.
Prizod on account OF its comparative freedom
from thOrns, aud its abundant yield OF fruit tho
not 50 large the first two varieties. Prices same
BASPBERRIES.
Brlncle's Orange, 81 per dO2. Fnsoil, Rivers
Large Fruiled Monthly, knevelt's Giant. Hudson
River Antwerp, Red Antwerp and Yellow Amt.
werp, at 81 per doz, and ~ per 100 plants.
STRAW WBERRlES.
More than One Hundred Varieties, embracing
nearly all the Foreign and Native kinds, both old
and new, worthy at cultivation.
100000 PeabOdy,s Seeding, at SO cents per
doZ.--S2 per lOO-Sl0 per 1000.
Great care has been taken to procure Gnd pre-
serve these varieties, tue TO name, aud they are
WARRANTED CORRECT
Catalogues sent on application. enclosing stamp.
Address, J. KNOX,
Box AIS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
March Is, 1859. 479.4w
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSlC ;
4 Prize ESsAY on NerEOnS DiSeaMS.

lust PUBLISHED, THE 25th THOU
- sand, in a sealed envelope, price 10 cents, or
sent, postpaid, by the publishers, for 3 stamps.
Il Medical Essay on The Physical Exhaustion aud
Decay qChe Framt from Indulgence, Infection,
aud ne Injurious Consequences Of Mercury, Wih
tie Modern Means of CPrs.
By X. j. CuLVERWELL, MD,
Member of the Royal College ol Surgeons, &c. &c
pJ- SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Emissions, Ner-
vous Debility, lmpntency, Loss of Energy, De-
preston oi Spirits, ISldly, Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, and lmpedments to Marriage generally,
are promptly md eieciualy cured hy the Authors
novel and most successful mode OF treutment by
means of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse TO dangerous aud
expensive medicines.
Fr.m Er Lonacu Lancet 49, The hest treatise
ever written a subject of vital importance 10 ell
well worthy the Authors exalted reputation
01- Address DIR. CH. J c. KLINE. lst Aveuue
cor l9lh street. New Y 'xi Posi- Box, No. Asa.
Jan. Z, 1879 d6q- -3uirg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&rTO JUSTICES.--A copy of the late edition
of WarrenS "Criminal Law and Forms" va very
valuable work for Justices can I've had at the Pub.
llsber's prIre, by applying at THIS OFFICE.
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
One Of Dan sicklea, Victims.

The Albany correspondent Of ihe Utica
Herald has The following -
People still continue 10 talk about the
murder at Washington. TO the honor Of
Albany be it said, that public sentiment
here denounces the shooting down Of Mr..
Key as a cowardly and brutal act. 4" Let
him that is without sin cast the first stone"
Said friend TO me, yesterday--one who
has known Daniel E. Sickles almost from
boybood d-"something less Than FIVE years
ago ! knew a woman, young, beautiful and
conidipg. She was loved wife, and a
happy, loving mother. Though occupy.
ing no exalted social position, she had a
manly, upright husband, an1 pleasant
home. That woman became a reuctant
victim to the seducer's devilish arts. Her
child to day is an alms-hCuse boarder,
her husband a sot, and she degraded
oatcast.
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SIIEASlEllS SaHE.


DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS,
ID issued from The Court or Common Plea VI
Geauga County, Ohio. wherein Patch and Allison
urc Plutniifis. and A. w. White Defendant, 10 me
directed aud delivered, /, by my Deputy 20. T.
Douglassl, have levied upon aud snail expose To
Sale at Pu lie Vendue, at the Court House in
Churdon IN said County, on the
Fourth day IF .1prit. Il. ID. 1850.
between the hours OF leu O'Clock AM. and Four
O'Clock /. VI. OF said day, the following described
REAL ESTATE, to witt
One piece known as Village Lot No 70, in Great
Lot NJ. ~, in the Township Of Parkman, in
.said County, andis bounded as follows, TO wit
On the north by street leading in westerly
direction past the Methodist Meeting House on
the west ly nn alley running between Lot II
and Lots - and ~ on the soulf by lot "A, and
on the Gust 10y the roads leauing from Parliman
Village to the Centre Of Pnrkman, and il two
chuins and iilty nlne links long and eighty tive
J Inks wide in front, aud contains about Thirty
/ Four Rods OF Land be the same more or less
| Also.
! Village Lots Nos ~ 1e, 70 and 60 in Lot n, il
ParkmaT, bounded as follows On the nOrti
by the road running and west pust t
| house owned by Henry Pi;ner aud the the huus
] owned nnd occupied uy Whitehead Ho!sreud, 1,
the old County Road ;nn the west by Village 10
No 81 OH the south 10y an alley running he
! tween Lots -, IS, ~ and 20, and Lois No. -
! 90 and u and on The east by an alley ruunIa.
| north and south past said Lois. anC supposed Il
| contain One Acre and One Third of an Acre @
Land more or less
| Suid piece OF Land first above described, to wit
! Lot No 73 appraised a $3.50 SAID last above de
scribcd piece OF Land being Lots Nos. II, Ts, !!
and so. appraised al $ 0OO
TrEMs OF SALE Cash on day of Sale
ELIJAHG q WHITE, Sheriff
SHERrTP's OTTIcE. GEAUGA Co.,
March lrh, 1899. 477.5w
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Oh, it is pitiful,
In a whole city full,
Friends she has mono.

Her sedncer now comes before the world
as the avenger Of outraged chastity In
the cell, where justice has placed him for
a dastardiy murder, he is visited by the
President and receives expressions OF
sympathy from men high in station,
who have wives and daughters, and homes.
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ATTACHMENT.
LEGAL SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
nF 0I,.,

DY Nittue of HH order of Sale issued
ID and directed to me- IN the matter Of the Ad.
InIuislralor oi ID. X. Bartlett ~ Dhla r. Bartlett
etut, shal! scll 10 the highest bidder, OH the
Ninth day Of 3pr,i. 1889,
at One O'Clock in the Afternoon, on the Premises
hereinafter described, the following Real Estate
the Properly OF SAID d. K. Bartlett, deceased
to Wit
Situate in the Township Of Nowbury. being Mum.
Der Seven in the Eighth Range of townships OF
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State
OF Ohio, and which is also in the County ol
Geuuga, and is known by being part OF Lot No
Eleven tlD, in l,rnct No. One a., and is bound.
ed aud described ms follows, to wilton the
north by the original Lot Line, 1t being the
centre OF the highway; on the east by piece OF
land containing twenty four 1cTes, il being part
OF said Lot No. Eleven (lll, owned by Henry
Bartlett; on the south by land owned by Enos
Clark, und lana belonging 10 the estate Of Al.
gernou Preston; und on the west by land own.
ed by Alunzp Green and formerly owned by
James H. Wykoif and land owned by William
Mansfield with the exception OF four acres be.
ing in the southwest corner oI SAID described
piecel, and containing Seventy Acres OF Land
One other Tract or Lot Of Land described as
follows to vii -
Situate in the Township Of Newbury, being No
seven r. in the Eighth Range Jf Townships VI
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the Stale
OF Ohio, and is known as part Of Lot No Eight
~ Tract No. One ~ in saiI Township, and
bounded as follows, lltbcing the southeast part
OF said Lot No. Is Eight i--Soulh by the Lot
Line and road. aud east by the Lot Line north
by lands in said Lot No. .SJ Eight belonging to
William Mansfield, and 10 extend west far
enough to include Fifty Acres of Land the
west line to be parallel with the east line OF the
Lot.
Said Premises tn be Sold in Parce's to suit pur
chasers. Appraised at s2J per acre.
ITptrS SALE II lup.eluhth If tho nurrhae
money 70 be paid down oue.IJurth in one year
one fourth in eighteen months, :he balance in two
years. Deferred payments To be on annual inter
est and secured by mortgage.
ANSON BARTLETT,
Administrator OF d. X. BARTLi IT. Dec
March ! l. 1859, JTs.5y
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BORN

BORN
In this town, on the Oth inst, a son TO Mr. and
Mrs Breckenridge
In TINS town, on the Sth inst , a son TO William
and Avuina Winston.
~NNNNN~~N~N-o-~0~-~-~ N~NN~o>oo1noo
MARRIED.,
In Auburn, on the Dist inst, by Jonathan Bur.
nett, Esq, at his residence, Mr. OiiRlN VI. NEW
COMB, OF Claridon, to Miss CELIAC. CARTER,
OF Parkman.
ster, Esq Mr.. JAMES l.. FISHER, of Xenia,
Ill, TO Miss MARY r. BREWSTER, Of Auburn.
Also, atthe same time and place, Mr.. JAMES
r. STlLLWELL 10 Miss MARIA G. BREW
SHER, both of Auburn
NSNS~sNNNNN.NsNNuNONN NNN.NN%NNNONnAo.
DIED,
In Thompson, on the 18th instant, of peursy,
DEACON ENUCIl SCOTT, aged o. yeurs.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS Nh

Board Of School Examiners of Geauga County
will hold their next Meeting on FRIDAY,
tho LIST Of April, 1859, at Chardon The hour
is TEN O'Clock AM.
10. WORKABLE, Clerk
Mar. lS, 1859, i79.3w
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GAINESVILLE.
NEW BOOK BINDERY
uta IS.aEsanS.Stha

THE Subscribers pleased TO announce
IONS old friends and acquUlntanccs in Puines.
N,ie ana viclniy, that he has agaiu located him.
sell In Puinesyiie tor the purpose of carrying on
the uJovt-ndmo1 business. lie wi,i be ready to
commence operations the fret oi next week
" BlNDEtY IN MAR5HALbS NEW
BLOCK, Second Floor. I. WHITAKER.
- REtLRtNCIS
VIM j. Perkins, j + ScJield Z. s. Bartlett
Seth Marshall. ;. w. Phelps, L. a Porter, s.
Moodey. J. 5. Mathews, Dr. $. Rosa, Y. 2. San.
i1rd' w; Z Chambers \. Gillctt, Chris opher
Morse J. Brooks, Rev. B.Webster, G.k.RaynoIls
Mar. %, ls59. 4SO.tC
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A GOOD Lot of FIRKINS for Sale cheap
~ suitable for Packing Mutton, Pork and
Beef Cal and zee Msm yag
Nov. IL WILKINS T. KELLEY.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS MARcH 90.
WHEAT Red 80 10 1888; white at Las
CoRN-77c to 75c.
OARS 52c to6Uc
EGGs-loc per. dozen.
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WARRANTY DEEDS.-Justp inted and
w and for sale at this Office, lar quantity
of Warranty Deeds, which viii be sold 5the quire
dozen. hafdozen, or single blank,
Chardon. April !, 1856
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SNUMNONS.-Just printed, quantity
- of Justices and Constablo's blanks, con
sisting of Summons, SubpOeUas. Executions,
Writs of Attachment, ETC.. which may b."
foupdat THIS OFFICE.
April 9Oth. 1898
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C,ALT--FENE, COARSE, and DAIRY, in
- Sacks, by
November IL WILKINS & KELLEY,
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DIR. H0OFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

CoUgAs. Colds, LRaea=g, Group, Hoarseness,
B'oS'hiiis, PHeuiAoa'a DtStaS,s n tie Bowtls
0rHVc fran CoH Incipieht CouSan Dtion, and
far tie 'ehef amt (!f at an po,Sibt) cue Qt patti
eniS az adqa"cfd stages q TIE latter disease.
TNHIS CELEBRATED PREPnRA-
l. lion, like the Bi,ters. may be confidently re.
lied on. 1t is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal lhun any oher to which the
people OF this country are suLicct-those sprngiug
from "sbght coid " hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell says " will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yfi,oD teue,
are 70 those OF other countries but can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease OF greater
completely md mortality lhan these latter"
A further proof OF the terrible faruity Of Gisenses
resulting from =" CEN man c"id' may be seen by a
glance al the following statistics, taken from The
Records OF the BOARD OF Health OF Pbindei plia,
coniessedly one oi tie most healthy localities in
the Union; -
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED
1 to make COFFINS 10 order, and attend
with HEARSE if required, Residence two
miles south OF Newbury Center
JOHN II. ODER.
Newbury, March 18th, 1859. 419 3ws