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SELEgY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
81 The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
S Sas opsns on MONDAY. the 18th Of September
youth, both in the primary and Hisher Ensi,s =,
nE.ncne4 Anelenta and Modern Languages, Mathe-
nra.,Gss urs wing. and all other departments Of
En,fIlsn. Latin and French. viii BE- formed. Those
~ ~ reeeisea who are prepared 10 enter classss
tor lurfher kartcnlats. apply totke ndersig ned.
- hls residsncs, eife5 tas 18th Of September.
q Is am 3 raa Iii M 81. .Isyss !lA
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- HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEWELL'S
School will be resumed on the first MONDAY
IN October next and close the last day of June.
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
eTs departments have been secured.
Allother requisite information will be commu-
ncated throa h ercularswhich will be received on
application. TERMS.
For hi her En- dish branches .........- $40
For Primary English branches ......-... 80
Lam uages ancient and modern, teach)... -
Music--P Professor fees. an l6-2ms
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CREENLEAF e. ALE INSTITUTE,
VI On BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, log Pierrepont

HLTe6t. C0TneT q lIIHLUHs
ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. M. pr;ncipals.
EDWARD L. BRADBURY, A.. NJ. iino,p"lo
This first class Institution will re open SEP
TENDER 18th with rare facilities for the thorough
and accomplished education OF young ladies',
an above, BROOKLYN, N. ". au A-3w*
VvHE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN.
i NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her school room,
on 9TH between Grace and rankin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
" instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of ase...............S2 5 90
over ~ years OF age. 80 W
Latin or French. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
T3-Sw
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MRS. BROOKE'S
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For VOTING C,ADTES

IN THE CITY OF RICHWOND
The session of this Schoat will commence on the
LIST of October 1882 and era the LIST day OF JULY
1860.
An the branches on f.,aaie education will be
tau hit, including the MOuern LANGUAGES, Latln.
Music and Drawing, in oil of which departments
competent assistants have been employed
Particular attention will be paid to the mannoIs
of the young ladies' and every effort Will be made 10
1--WE them the best moral and lntellectuai cuitufc'
TERMS: Al,
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PARkE POINDEXTER, ATTOR
O~s&A NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the coun-
ties Of Chesterfield, Powlatan and Amelia
n. Once IN Llsle's Building, corner Of Main and
Ath streets. se2-ly
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ID B. sTANARD viii resume the duties OF
g. his CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, in has Rooms, corner OF Sth and Clay SITS,
ON FRIDAY, the 30th September next.
TERMS Pay aole halt in advance, } frem $40 to
SEQ All the Enslish Mathsmaticai and Classical
branches tau hit. Modern Ian suazes, $40 extra.
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AIRS, PELLETS SCHOOL. BReAp STREET,
wi BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.-The 18th Session
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. 3d. and end
July lst, 1860.

win Commence on MONDAY. Oct. Sd, and end
Tuition in the Higher English Branches. 30
Primary yd peRad5t srn .rsn.ss. e.ch 90
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water Coors or Oils. .............. 20 to $40
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted, as she Arrays has
been, by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now adjoining soci-
ETY., who were graduated at her School, not few
themselves to the cause OF Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
tional purposes. The School-room, sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as regards VEN
tilation and temperature, and furnished with spe
Desks are separate made of mahogany and SO
placed t;as az the pupils are under the immediate
ss% address MRS & 'fs sE E
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
J. c. Lff fl EHo (. n, Pa eoGsnY ~
The FIRST SESSION q this schso hoe will begin October
well known one of the most healthy in the State
The course of instruction will as nearly pos
VIRGI MA, Of which institution the Principal Is
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
cation to the Principal. at 0rlean r. O.. Fananisr
TEsxs-Ssso per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty OF the University of Va.
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
CAPT q Gy 6.n ns T. r E. & S5ssssa E E.s
Thos; r; Price, ESD, Richmond, Va.
Dl' n D'zs! slism.,s. ~ asser' hs,n.n, E.''
A LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL, AT BLUE
"A su dP 2 SPRINGS, Y.RGiNiIA; u.
rs
n sE MNefTn Li b. in Moral Pos
0p aEo ona " Ef BUSTER, Steward.
The session viii begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860. The, exercises continue
b He on
Expenses for Tuition and Board including every
thins except lights, $40, payable one half LIST Oc
tobeT. balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, Of an, evan eIical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free.
S iuInisSsd sSs Spin It ksSmond prIees BOOKS
For pamphlet. containing Autograph of the place,
s'-A '''' ''' W.. MoRRIsETT, Principal,
au4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs P. o., Va.
CHHRGH Hill III ,ENGt5sH, GcL,AsssIcAL,
scHo a FOR BoYs.-fhsp undsIs Mm Edho batE
graduates or proGcents of all the schools Of the
permanent School OF high order. on Church Hill.
and hope TO be patronlzed BY parents, especially in
the eastern portion Of I the city.
tPsg session. q nirs months one IN adca.ee.i
Hassr En- nssans 500 oS
Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES, eaeh..... lO.0c
Rssfe,eness-F aonlty University Of va. Charles
tute; Pr: Z, w: HSnceck; p5. Albert snsad; Rev.
S SS E:s e fsdm as1
= For further DarsieuI.nk sss o wp1s,s
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~ OR FRENCH BfScOTiNE.-Thie nutritisns
and iny1gorating sutstance surpA1scs an o4koS al
mentAry leeulents Known for children. Atthoukh
sdyAntAxsouslS By invaIids &c al aees, - Iyht,
qlgest1hla nufriment With either milk "a Nstet.
- -. i Ply asia1S 1T9e ssofe:
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AFFhOA1MAI INU FnILIC.
prize are 80. 81 600
lprlzes of 800 Approxtmating to O,00o
prize are. .-........ ......-....... l,AU
prizes of go Approximating to 10000
prize are............ 5000. LUZ
xprizes of rs ApprOxlmatlng to 6,0OO
prize are. wv
Aprizes of 200 Approximating to 400
prize are. ...-...... 0O
4prizes of l50 Approximating to 5000
prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ 6OO
4prizes of 100 Apppoximating to l,500
5 600 prizes of go are. s 100 0OO
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INFiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLI
= hEGE. This infrmary Is situated at the corner
81 marshall and Collie streets, in an elevated ana
healthiui position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots. Hoteis and other centres of business: II Is
nlrnfshed with every arransement requisite lot
tho successful treatment of Diseases ana INJURIES,
Quirins MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid, except
tho nsane and these laborlns under contasious
diseases are admitted into the institution. Lying
n women ere alao received and carefully attended
to- rss 3g -ssss4Iss Hfta
Private rooms farnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors Of the Collie d who visit the wards daily. The
char o. for b0Ard Medical Attendance, Nursne
and Medicine are for Per week
" hite Patients ....-.....-.."...SS
Coored -. ......-.... 80
flithte hoOUo u 10 &Io
In addition TO the above ratcs in cases requiring
q Suy1ita; OpeyafiaH, b, reement with the pro-
prietor. Of the Bellevue Hospital small lee is
,haF % for the operation var in from 50 to So
aossdin. to it, Importance. The particular fee 7
fsse ms be sscertained b, application TO eth.
s,ei the At'andn Sur -eons or the Resident Ph,-
Hsian.
All Hhafsss payable on the removal of the pa
tent - ~ y"
ts s.d E Err sssnsDProis GIBSON. PETco
WAY A''fsa aaa Mi pe As#lsan'-Profs TUCKER CON
Rss,de1. Ph SLOAN 5ERMUNDS MASON. M. D.
pp ss.,,n. 4 K. 8; loyNEs. ~ D.
TO he in6sInsr, ma address either tho President
~ 'sf Resident Phtslclan. ia6-b
sosa RghRER PENS; !. ,,.-T
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ORNAMENTALI IRON WORMS,
,4Asseset, nsxttc The Mechanics, Inst,sate.
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; alsO, 6retine.
Vault ND Cellar DOORS, and every other kind 81
poses, manufactured 1t snort notice.
Fa<ttcqia< attention given to enclosing Burinl
Lots n the city md country. - :
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MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER.
ri MANUFACTURED Under
uv .rtH.s pn YEARS PATENTS.

la4ERIy SrREEr, NEw YoRx, -
Are ser sale BY Booksellers Stationers and Rub
oef asA,ss onslsii, throus bout the United States
tae spattefip and seraping Of that instrument.
longer %" -" iss'
They are, hkewlss, superior 70 the steel nan. in
that they arc MORE kLAsrIc, WKAR LoSarr ssna
WILL NOT cor RODE. oau
The India Rrbbsr Pens are peculiarly adnU,ed ~
the weAts a editors. lawyers sler ymen stude nts
% - hsnd. And moro uniform in action than An
othes - nov n wee. They are cheaper than qui
I4ns. 40 afe offered at price not exceeding that
The tndla Ruhbsr Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tsinin QUO xress each, With holder at SS per ross.
'aprH eeeelDt 81 the pfiee. = - :
IihsFsl eiecQqst allowed % the Trade. Collsses,
Schools and Pubic Institutions. Address ! Z
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN co.
5eteE11s 0l6ca, e Liberty IT. NV
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NOTlCE.-Loekf for ROOMS ~
...s'isp @. shn y1 bee yys sSS Nskaa1 aN
afti6lss 10 his line Of trads. 70 which he
calis the attenton cf the public. - ~ u psepaFse
% sell low Tor oaaA OF 10 puncsuAl oustptnere ~
viii - % the iutestsf Of theee il want Of NJ.
pLENY - Give hin sad snd sansf{ yoefseh tsa ~
49,. 49,, s,n ~. sj,sss n. doss
at ehOFt nofioo. y z QHQVX@
An 1l--1Ns MA04Mo1a -
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OR. w. NJ. HAMMOND.
- LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
q OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 9Th street, be-.
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jy I3-Smt
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|, A. FRAYsER. PRINCIPAL.

URINARY SCHOOL MRS. JULIA h..
L JOHNSTON will open School for small Boys
and Girls, az her house, on Third street, between
Franklin and Grace streets, on MONDAY, 18th
September. 1889. au low
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~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9TH STS., RICH
NoND, VA.-This School, for young adies,will open
on the LIST Of &C rOBER 1859 and close the soth OF
followin eminently qualified Instructors: Rev.
LEO. Ros.ER, D. D.. teacher of Moral Science;
Mr.. J. +. SHUMATE, Ancient Lam es and Natn-
raj Sciences; Mr. HohaCE CHASE, Music; DR..
BucHLnR Herman; r. J. FISHER. Paintin, Draw
ing, &c; NJ die FAvARGER. French Misses nj: f.
partment.
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nR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN nAIIEns
DIR. HoorLAND's BsALsAMIe CORDIAL,
TAs rysat standard medicines 81 !he pTsssnt ~,
fGrs acqufred their great pOpstGTffy oHg fnrehk4
wars 81 tyinI Unbonpded snftstdettoW IS fenas1eq
6y them in all cases. and enc people
i EVER s1Rs'. ccoeMPLALNT. pYsPEPSIA, yAyN-
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
and all diseases arising from dssordsSed Hrsr o.
scsakness ef the stomach and diEesftce oyGans, Gre
speedily aud psSnsaseafIy csred ~ tAe GERMAN
pa TAs BHfsAMIc CORDIAL las aeqs iysd s,e,s-
eatios sxrpassirs that af dny Si,nilcY preparation
extaHt. 1t tctU cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
c0UGH, Coli or HoARsENESS, BRON
CHITIS, INEL UENZA, CIRQUE. PNEU-
MONA, INCLPIENTCONSU 1fPTION,
and has performed the most assonishixs cares srss
"" CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
Jetc doses acaH also at once check and care the
most serere DIARRH0A proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
TAess medicines are prepared BY DR.. C. NJ JACK
SON Co., No. AS Arch street, Phiiadelphia, Pa,
and are sold by druggists and dealers medicines
ecerEichers, at rs rents bottle TIE signatu7e 81
e. N: JACKSON tctH be on the sxsside sU5appsr Of
each bottle.
In the Almanac psblisAed annually BY tie pro-
prfetoys called EvERFBoDY's ALMANAC, yok fciH
ind testimony and eon1n1esdatoTy a0tiees from all
parts Of the country. These Al,aasaes are gsren
array BY al agents.
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Agents, /
je ll-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
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All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
jy2C3m Richmond, Va.


ID ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
ana end the last Of June, 1850.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his administra-
ton, some important changes will be made, but the
grand objects for which the Institute was foll1ded,
and which now Tor hive years IT has so successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are as follows:
]. To teach ererything that should form part of
young lady's most liberal education.
2. To afford instruction suited to sUeyy stage of
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point in each branch, to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed
8; To teach whatever Is taught thoroughly and
CHARLES H. WINSTON, A. NJ, Univ. Of Va.
President and Prof OF Moral Science and English
Rev. J. L. BURROWS, D. D.. Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of Va, }
X. A. LEWIS, nj. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EMTON, tof Parisl French.
N. B. CLAPP, Principal OF Musical Department.
o. A. ERICSSON. Guitar.
Miss MARY l.. LEFTWICH, Drawing, Paint
Inc. &c.
Senior CARLOS C. MERA. Spanish and Italian.
JOHN w. REEVE, Penmanship.
Miss s. p. ROYAL and Miss ~ s. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the Enslish Branches in the
Collegiate, and Miss JANE s. STANARD, Mrs. ANN
E. MALLORY, and Miss MARY c. LATHRoP, in the
Preparatory Department Some Assistants will be
The President will hear the recitations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
(Per session of nine months, half payable in adj
vance, October !, lS59-remainder, February IA.
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IN r. )nAAH H0TEh ANDsS

vAYRkNhis saHksbeAu H kf kkfA ckkEp zns
eubscriber bags ieavs 70 infoSha he pub.
= ~ lie that he still continues 10 repair and
rs-vsrnish Furnitu!e, % hie Old st1nd
On FyenkIin BtFest, opposite MetroDc1isA4 Hail.
ear, e .sivsn thaf I'll work II his hns Win p
faithfully executed.
af private rssidsnoss. other il sgyn sey7ssy u
required. JOHN DAWN
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Mnnd Cnmmom Flens.

Charles W. NaNre, PrN,vs. William AcNim, Deft.
'YNHE above named William McRim, defeNdantwti'
| take notice that n petition has been blsd IN tue
Court Of Colnmou Pie as. in and for the county OF
Wood aud State OF Ohio, 10y the above named Charles
w. Moore, against him the object ot which is 10 re-
cover the sum og one hundred and tWeuN-sN ant
60 lOO dollars due him for work ana labor care and
diligence hy the said plaintiff performed before the
lst day orSeptVmber A, d, 1858 for said defendant
and said plaintiff claimed Judgment against him for
said sum Of ono hundred and wsnE'siN and Voio,
dollars interest thereon since Septls 1855 That
am attachment as been issued in said su against the
property Of said defendant rs nonresident OF the
Stale 0f Ohio aud thathe IL required IN answer sHt
~etition hy ihe OH dav of February A. u. 1889 Il
will I've en- as true and uA smeut reudcrc' sccor
jireN. p, & II. \. H'tLNNbtcN' Ruys ~ a.
lsc. 50, ls55--StNttJ.0N
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olNUEh . Oh w lNG M 6CutNGos
all the leading branches sofmanufacturing of Indus
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer clothie, seamstress,
dressmaker, saddler carriage trimmer, hat manufac-
turer, &C., &C., afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines. and. for confirmation
of this truth refer to any one OF the thousands OF
persons who them They adapted to every sort
of work. fine coarse, upon silk, cotton linen and
wooden fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give tire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes we
have produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,,
Whichis the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est style OF art and all who it delighted with it,
1t makes the improved neroced stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t Is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making raveling seam, like the
Grover & Baker: is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out ofoI der and un-
fitted to use fax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all KINDS OF
family sewing
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines from
Sl25 to 5000. Send for L. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
a beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other IN
l. NJ. SINGER CO..
ass b oadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, =, Baltimore 81. L@nis,
Providence, Goversye, Cincinnati New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
! Local agents wanted
AGENTs--E. \. Higgins, Perrysburg; w N. ROBERT
| son, Maumee.
April 18th, 1858.
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Wood County. Ohio, CnuIt of Common Pleas,
Vacation after October Term, 4. ID. 1858.

Lew e. Lock vs.. Jane T. lnNh'
IANE f. L0Ck,a nonresident OF Wood County
81 Ohio will take nuico that the Sd day of Janu
airy, A, ~ 1859. Lev { Lock 6led in the ofce of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas q said county,
petition, setting forth his marriage with the said
Jane r. Lock- then Jane r. Gleason, about the lst OF
October A. II. 1sl6tha they resided together as hus
band aud wife until about June whom the said
Jane l.. Lock abandoned petitioner, aud has since
remained absont refusing - IstTH gGa that she has
been guilty of gross glec of duty towards her
said husband, and her minor child Erasmus j, Lock.
Petitioner asks decree of divorce from said Jane f.
Lock, that sud marriage contract may be dissolved
and aunu'led, and the custody of said minor child
Erasmus u, given 90 petitioner said cause will be
for hearing the ensuing February term OF the court
OF Common Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pstr,
q 1Shn--NhMkSI
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EheVin's Sale.

Jacob Miller vs., Il. and II. Miller.
DY virtue or vsnd writ of execution 20 me di-
} rsoted and delivered from the Probate court ef
Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
of;he court house in Perryshurg, on
Saturday, Feb, l2th 1889,
hetw cen the hours OF / aud O'Clock r. NJ. sf said
day the south west quarter the north east quarter
OF section No twenty two (22l of township No four
&0 in range No eleven ( also the south east quar-
ter of the north quarter ot section number TWEEN
two (29) of township lumber four "A, Mn range No
eleven containing in both tracts e ghy 1907 acres
of land in Wood county, Ohio. &. w. NORTON,
J. r, PRICE atty. Sheriff
Jan. &, lS59-3SwGS3l2.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE,

Peter Hcrshy VS. james NJ Piper, ct al.
Y virtue of an order OF sale issued from the court
) Of common pleas in the above entitled cause,
shPll on
The 10Th day of february, 1889,
At the door ofthe court house, in PerWshurg, Wood
county Ohio, at the hour of ii o'eloS A. NJ OF SAID
day ohGr for sale the following lands and enements
situated in said county of Woodland state of Ohio and
township oIPOrtagc being tho undivided hal! Of the
steam say miltog ogctherWith 2acrcs Inland ON wnloo
,,iJ mi now stands being the same decidedly Adam
Ross TO the said James NJ, Piper and Daniel Mercer
fors mill-vard, CIV, NokIoN' 'Shern'
j. + Pace, atty.
Ian IN lsNp-STWiS9TO
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" Our Country

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Finest ehurches--tallest stcepis
Fastest horscs--faircst women
Biggest lakes that fshes swim in;
Most OF railroads longest rivors--
beats creation " all 10 shivors."
Never flinching--nsver funkinR;
home Of one thlng-mostly pumpkin ;
Jumps the higsst--spuats the IoSest;
Runs the fastost--walks the slowcst
More disastcrs--mors delusions
More confossions--morc contusioni--
who can beat us7 who outdo us
Who can hold candle to MS
Biggest country--higgest to be-
Now they talk Of aiding Cuba.
Plainly. hcarer, jest or jcerins,
Always favor privatocrlng.
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Song.

II was with doubt an trembling.
whispered In her car,
oh take her answer. honuy bird,
That all the world may hear
siug it-sing II, Silver-throat.
Upon the way-sido tree,
How fair she is how true she H.,
Aud how she loveth ne
Sing it--sing II, silvsr.throot,
And, all the summer long,
The other birds shall envy you,
For knowing such a song.
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Chilblnins sore n oil your toes.
Icicles hung from your nose.
Rheumatic in all your limbs.
Hoddle full of aches aud whims,
Chaps upon your hands md lips
And lumbsgo in your hips;
TO your bed you shiy'ring creep.
There TO freeze. but not to sleep.
For the sheets that look 30 nice,
Are TO you two sheets VI ice.
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Wood Common Pleas.

A. NJ. Thompson VS.. Stephen Curtis
TINHE defendant will take notice that on the l2th
day Of anuary 1859, plaintiff tiled in the court OF
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, petition ask
ing for Judgment against said defendant for the sum
ofS4546 with interest since April 7th 1855 less sew
en- dollars and interest thereon since June 2S 1857
note given by said defendant to said plaintiff, and
that an order of attachment has been issued In said
and that sad action will stand for hearing at the
ne xt term of our said court.
+. d. X. .HoLLENBECK Attys PIn
janis, ls59--36wGS2 81,
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ShpTjt,ss STALE,

William Vmamus vs. +. A. ketchum
10y virtue of order of sale 10 me directed aud de
ID livored from the courtof Common Pleas of wood
county, Ohio In the above entitled cause, will offer
forsae ut the door of the court house III Psrysburg
Saturday, Feb. l2, 1882
between the hours of and ? o'clock p. VI, of said
dav the west half of the southeast quarter section
number seven oftownshp number fvc (hl in range
number ten 10y east, confirming eighty $50 acres OF
land more or less. in Wood county, Ohio
c. W. NORTON, sheriff
GEonGE STRAIN, atty Pm.
Ian lSSA-- 95wGS9 SO.
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On Tue GEoRGrs. .--L,ndor condcnses Thack
sroy's lectures into thimb":
George the First was rcckoned vile;
Vilsr George the Second;
And what moral ever hoard
ANY good ofGeorge ths Third
When from tho earth the Fourth nscondcd,
Gsd DO praised, ths Georges ended