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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
Marria0e 1otites.

MARRlED-At the residence of JoHy LIGGETT, of
Centre County. Pa. bv the Rev. JOHN ANDERSON. d.
S. UHL. ESQ, Of Millersburg. o.. and Miss NARY
LIGGETT, of the same place.
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REW ARE!
Administrators Sale.

nN the 24th day of October, 4. n 1859, at O'Clock
Jim the afternoon, ut the door of the Court onse in
the town Of Mersbnrg Holmes county. o. will be sold
BY order of Court, to the highest bidder tine following
real estate situated in Holmes county, Ohio the pro-
pcrtv of \. II. Smith, decd part of lot No. H. in
the first quarter, Township No. . of Range No. = of
Connecticut Western Reserve School lands in the Uni
ted States Military District bounded follows to witt
Beginning the North line of said lot six chains and
Twenty-Five links west of the northeast corner of said
lot thence west chains and farty-ivc links to
post thence south twenty cains and thi;t ty links TO
post the south line of said lot thence east chain
and fifty links to post thence north sixteen degrees
aud fifteen minutes twenty chains and twenty
links to the place Of beginning, containing ninc
and seven hundrcdtls Of Also the east half of
in lot No. J. in the town of Mllcrsburg Holmes county
Ohio. and the undivided half OF in-lots No. hundred
and thirtyhrec l33 one hundred and thiry-sx, 1851
and hundred and f'rty-onc, Cl4l in the town o.
Millcrshurg. Holmes county, o. Said promises to be
sold free of DOVER Terms of SALE one-third cash in
hand one-third in year. and ono-thrd in two years
with interest from day OF sale to be secured by mort
gage the premises.
JOHN HOUSTON. Admir-
Sept. 10, 1861 OF A. II. Smith, deed
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JNSPIRIT MINERAL ZUCCANl..-We hav
IL lust re ccived a supply of this and invauabl
Chsinra pr duct for removing grease
stains or paints from silks, velvet, CLOTH &c, and 70
cleaning k gloves without lcavugan unpleasant oor
CAaKES Il lNGLES.
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Pimles, Tan. Proxies. dc.
ENHWiNG A;Ana ESSY.

Every person who shavcs himself (and every gcutle-
ought J. will find the Balm of Thousand Flow
ers the most agreeable article for that purpose dip
brush in either cold, salt water then
pour one. two three drops of Balm the brush
and rub it the face 1t only make delightful
athcr, but alleyiacs the pain consequent shaving,
rendering the shaven part soft, white. and healthy.
For sale only at the BOOK STORE.
Ang II 1S5sl-ysnI
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TO THE LADIES.

UHEuiYE JUST II ECEIVED a larsc and most
w excellent assortment of Handkerchief Extracts,
Hair Oils Pomatunls Bandoines, Hair Dyesiiar nvig-
orators, &c Extracts Of Nannclla, Iomm"n, orange
Rc.r, rire Arplr. h, BE. at tho -. ,-,r.
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all Render, although the may bloom
brightly in the glowing check the eye be spar7
ling the teeth he those Of pearls the head is
covering the hair snarled and shrveled Harsh
dry, still, If sprinked with gray, nature viii
lose than haf her charms Prof Woods Hair Re
storative used two or three times week. will reftore
and permanently secure to all such ornament Read
the following and Judge. The writer Of the first tie
csie5rated Pianist, Ihaiberg: q
DIR. wooD:- New York. april 10, 1875.
Dear Sir,-Permit to express to YOU the
obligations under for the entire restoration of my
hair TO its original coor about the tire of my arrival in
the United States it rapidly becoming grav u3o
the application of your "air Restorative it
cred its original hue. consider your Restorative
wonderful invention, quite cfncatious well
agreeable. am, dear sir, yoafs truly.
"Drycl, ar Gwyliety dct!!'
Welsh Newspaper Office ID Nassau ST. April r. 1853
POP. o. J. WooD;-Dear Sn-Some month or six
weeks received bottle of your Hair Rcstorive
gave it wife, who concluded 70 try il her hair lit
lie thinking at the time that it would restore the
hair to its original color but to her well ss y
prise, after few weeks trial it has peroS that
dcrful effect by turning all the gray hairs
at the time beautifyng and thickening the lair.
strongly recommend the above Restorative to all per-
sous in want of such change in their hair.
CHARLES GARDEN
NEW YORK. JULY 2j 1857.
PRSF. q. J. Woop:-With confidence do recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the most ecaeious sr
Gle ever Since using your Hair Restorative nv
ally grown dark; and feel confident that
applications will restore them their natural color =
also has relieved me of all dandru and unpleasant Itch
ing common among persons who pe-spire freely.
J. G. EiI.BY.
PROF. TooD:-Ahout two years ago my hsir corr
menced falling off and turning gray; fast becoming
bald and had tried many remedies to effect conn
menced using Restorative in January last few
ap; locations fastened my hair ksIs. II eegsn TO f ur,
grow out and turned back to its former COLOR Bsak
At this time Is fully restored to its original color
health, and appearance and cheerully recommend It's use
to all. I'D HOES
Bhicago H., May !, 1857.
The Restorative put up bottles of sizes: large.
medium and su,a the small hold, x pint, and retais
for one dollar per botie the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more in proportion to the small retais
for two dollars bottlc the large holds quart 10 rcr
cent more in proportion, and retails for s..
q. j. WOOD < Co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway. Ss$
York. Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing EstablishmenA
and III Market ST., Louis No.
For sale afthe BOOK & VARIETY Store
MillersburE.
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MAJOR JONES' CoCRTsHIP; with thirteen Illus
tration. from designs by F. y. barley
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
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IF YOU WANT ss% SSers sssh, ss w,Gi .sii
made and strong. go tn Hebron Son.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
IF YOU W ANT Lsss' Esis';i OIL, White st'.
that are good, go to Hebron & Son.
IF YOU WANTS G. cq1gsPis5s, Tss,iss Of ,esls &.
merican Manufacture. go to Hebron & Son.

IF YOU WANT ssss1:iy sss;1:f,' Es2s s:s,.
Coach trimmings, &c, go to Hebron 4 Son.
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/ E Is,-,l YOU WANT lsse l'ss ss.i.;s,P Ut ;sPs s:

IF YOU WANT y S'i,. ! "sa .spsl;s; sls;;
quality, 60 To Hebron & Son.
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)DW ARD, KFIsER a sHERRILL.
MOUNT IDA
FEMALE COLLEGE.

DiyEN t'BRy, .#.s. -. = snts a.
4 'His Institution Is situated Oh dtfightfu cmineuce
Il surrounded ny beautiful grove overlook ng Tie
rapidly growing cities Of Davenport Reak Istsni aa
Moline. and commands eucf utine view az n, a
celebrate Mississippi Tor defiance Of nearly sxeeu
miles with Its iifeike steamboats, nshe SUNNI Il pass
ing almost every hour This comhines mos. arn,,nyv
all tx advantages u couLtry and CIT, location and Il
&c @rai healhfuIness. purity Of MGR al ph.r
Unity and beauty Of merry thatis not .xc.ile1 i
thought, ythat Of any similar Institaiion In this ma
ton u i also q access from All poiuts 81 com
the BUILDING
Is substantial Brick eddce, fou stories high and In
nov being fitted up n the most approved style Of Fast
grained, papered and supplied With the best styss y
Boston furniture, and abe TIRES commoiiou. psrlors
have been tas.efuy fu' niahed with new aud elegant
PIANOS, &C.. for tue accommodate Of the musical
ana Ornamental department. A neat furnished
BOARDING HALL
sufficiently cOnmodious seat one buncrpt poun !. /.
u'es ana WA be under the suptlytcn ofte Pr.siden,
and his Lady, and parents may be- assured fhat ID
pans VIII Re pared not only 10 promote the sch lar.
daughters.
Pour departments es,Gsii,hed 10 this Ip.,i,ien,
!. Mod Il school for Misses
2. An Academic departruent preparatory tn e,,er
Ing the Collegiate.
D. Collegiate course, embracing substantially m.
anu classical course, recently established for
ieges, held AZ Cincinnati, Ohio.
:. =, Az ornamsnt.l department, extra.
ADDITIONAL teachefs viii be added TO the rarnltv n.
the wsnts OF he College shall demand
ms lastitaton being paced under the auspces az
mount ,as college Aasoc,a,on and Incorporated with
tee highest Collegiate powers, appropriate
LITERARY DEuREFs
WIZ De conferred diplomas awarded 70 thos. yonns
Ladies WIG complete the prescribed course Of study
- SESSAe s..
the Eighth or summer sesslon, commences on Nom
cay, May ., 1850. Students viii be received assany
hmo aa lnk the first halt Of the session. Arrangc.
meh,s have beeh made with Steamboat compauies on
me mississippi, whose Iaiace.,ike Packets are pyin.
between & Lonis and g. Paul, carry siudents to
ana iro TITS college the present seasons At hall fare
nAh iarr passes Circuats, or other information Ii
desired vii be forwarded 70 students b. addrs.s,n.
the President, "s
aplS-bp1 Rxy. n. n T00wr
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Trustees Sale,


NyHEREASs John e. Law and Eliza J. Law.
w his wife, by their deed dated on the 3lst day Of
August. d ls5s, itd convey unto William sunder
lana the undivided half Of the following
property situated In Des Mones county Iowa. 10 vii:
The undivided one half Of Lot No. y in fractional
Section No. four ~, In township No. sixty-nlne
09) north ofrangs Ne. two ca west, formerly known
q the Pork House Of J. G. Law Co. in Burlington
Iowa. in trust to secure the payment OF certain bro.
MISERY note in said Deed Of TIust mentioned And
described for the of Seven thousand dol ara dated
August 81 1857, with interest from date until paid A.
the Of 10 per cent per snpum, payable annually
on the first day Of July Of each year, ~ horisns
the said william Cumberland, In default the payment
Of the said Of Seven thousand dollars, maturity
In default OF the payment Of the interert thereon
annually, therein stipulated, to sell the said pro-
perry la the manner In said Deed Of Trust mentioned
and provided.
And whereas the interest upon said note for the year
ending July Ist 1882 10 due and unpaid therefore,
l. william and. Trustee ~ Aforesaid, will sell
the undivided fourth part OF the said Lot No. In
fractional Section No. A. In township No. 50 north, Of
range No west, with the improvements thereon fbe-
Ing the interest in said premisss viii n vas con-
veyed TO said JOHN u. Law BY H. g. KendallJ according
the provisions Of the deed Of trust above entoneds
q public auction, Tor cash. 81 the door Of the Court
House, In said Des Aoinss county, TO the highest
bidder, Monday the 6h DAY Of Aagast 4. D., l6ee,
essveen the hours Of o'clock a. 4. and o'clock
2. Il, - saasy $40 a<maa6 and cssts Of this truss
JO-WN ~ eOuDnnhAnDs 1a1ooo.
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KNOXVILLE JoURxAL.-Ths sprightly Journal
has been enlarged and Is giving other evidence
OF prosperity. We learn from its columns, that
the secession Of Mr.. Scholte, from the Demo-
cratic party, and exposure Of Senator Neal, are
likely to work a complete revolution in the
political character of Marion Co. The feeling
and conviction that led Scholte to abandon the
black democracy, has induced most of his
countrymen TO lake the same step. The Journal
says that Bibbitt, the Democratic nominee TOR
Lieut.. Governor, formerly resided In Marion
county, which will explain loss of 200 votes
that he is likely to sustain ID that locality
4 Des MONIES Citizen
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Trustees sale


NTHEis FA>. Benjamin Roberts, by his Deed
~ dated May 81 1905, conveyed 10 jeremiah iiall
The following Real Estate with the Improvements
thereon situate Il ing and beng in the COUNTY Of Des
Nc!nes and state of Iowa to Wit part OF the South
rast qadGer Of section No-sixtaen il6) in Township
No. Seventy tIbl North of Range No. "a West, bouui
cd and described as follows, wit: Commti. cng
lie section line four ~ chains and fourteen and
haif 45f INKS North OF the South Of said
qaafter section. thence running North four a. chains
hence West five (5l chains: thence South four az
chains; thence East five t5l chains to the place Of be-
ginning cont aiming TWO acres less, in trust
10 secure tie payment OF enc promisspry uoe in said
Deef OF Trust desc hed, for the Of three hundred
and four dollars ana efhty-sx cruts dated May p h.
1893 and drawing interest from dat. until paid at tue
rate of 10 per cent per annun Aud whereas, said
note is due and wholly unpaid; therefore,, jeremiah
u.A, Trustee AFORESAID, wl at the request OF the
holder al sid note, sell the Real E.tate above de-
scrihed W,'h the iRprGy smenAs according TO the nTo
visions Of said Devi OF Trust, al pubic yeudue, me
front door of the dwelling house the premises, In
Dahvle Centre. D-s Mosnes Csu.ty, Iowa 70 cash. 10
the highest bidder setween the hours OF o'clock NJ.
and O'Clock N Thursday the 2 Isl day ps july
D., 1859 10 satisfy said demand aua Costs o. Ills
Trust
jun2i.K4,s JEREMIAH HALL, Trustee.
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EMoRxous SiEos PRHPARArIoxs.-A naval
expedition. possessing immense means Of de-
ssruction Is on the way 70 Venice; l2o Eat bot
sotied boats, sheeted with iron aud armed with
sifed cannon, are. it is said, to ascend the Adgc
and she Pc. II Visnice falls, the feet may land
4 ecyps daysse On the Adige, and take the Aus
tsisns 10 tbs rear. while the land army attacks
then IN front. There are also in Tsscany
French troops which will At an appointed day
appear ON given point-lEDgiish Paper,
Juna 2lth.
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The wife Of physcian in this city, now in
Paris in o letter under date Of June 22d says:
I" I must not omit to tell you. how glad and
thankful We are that Charles Summer is so much
better and stronger than We feared at one time
he ever would b. He has eegained his stately
aud measured pace, his straight, manly form,
and he talks with that spirit and animation that
health and hope only give. We trust he may
b ready and able 70 DO battle in the coming
ssruggle, and that he may gather lsurels where
he received those brutal scars.-lNew York
Frihunn
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1887.
T3nnarfa7,t ~ TJillrrsi

W YssD ~ aHEasS Nsts SftElE E4AGEslA.
AND SEP ataAaGts taatAs.sAEss.
ttT take this method of il corning Ners generally
w that we are now mar ufacturins and will Keep,
constantly hAni aoodwara's Cornbined shutter ard
Separator. rhisHachine we consider the best ia
use, aad We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used II will GEAR us In this assertios 1t Is
cnupa and dura bic, With less power than mos.
HagDes and does allthe heretofore performed by
tiree machines viz: the Scr a4 Separator Smut
ter, say moth Of the Tanning NTH which usual
TO be used III cleaning dus. from oaal.
AZ 70 the mode of operation, in the first place seps
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part OF the
oais rom the grain before securing. White IN the
pree securing the grain brought conae; with
str g blast of which carries of dust fast
made. 1t then passes into Grger Separator where Ii
Is cleared Of chess, imperfect grains oats, &c. aud
then really for grinding. The dust is ali not OILY
cleared from the grain, but from the chess and
offah and blown clear OF the mill An6ther very
great advantage is that it be oc tie same oor
with the burrs any where in the mill that may be
desired. as il makes dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatits utterly impossible to con.
sTuct mill thaDAv make good hou out Oh dirty grain,
unless the dirt be FIRST removed No better acne has
yet been invented for this purpose than dwards
shutter sud Separator and il believed none as well
adap.e' D Western Grain. They are now in use and
beg Of the Mills in this city Sunderland
q Bros., and keser Co.'S.
Orders psotapy attended 70.
oct es-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER a SHERRILL,
Burlington, Iswa
Fol 4 CITY, March "a, 1885.
Dear Sir:-Your Shutter that have had in
Use for about eighties months lie the most perfect ma.
chine Of the kind now in used machine that
purchased In Ghc4 ago for snort time alter started
ana II cost me more for repaIs and delays in q few
months than the whole Of the machine that 20,
from yon. Your machine Las me any thing fer
repairs, ana - low, after eighteen mouths service
dong Its work IN the most perfect Please
cept my hanks Tor past avot and best wishes for your
recess. Yours respectfully,
nAflsl4~ GEORGE aEyps
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J. H. TAILOR M. J.. TAYLOR.
!. H. TAYLOR & co.
Wholesale dealers in staple & Fancy
GrDcCE.e.s
IL ~ JEFFERSON STREET. LIZ
lIAvE JUST RECEIVED and offer to the trade,
IL At the LOWEST market rates, Sne Of tbs largest
and most complete stocks staple and aAcy Gro
cer-s, entirely neso and fresh, ever brought TO this
market.
An Inspection Of goods aud prices is respectfully so
liclsd.
Our STOCK Consists In Part, of
100 Sacks Prime Rio and laguyra coffee;
~ u Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 2, 6 aud 10 b Caddies, do
Is aids Prime ana FAIR 5 tars;
50 Bills Belcher's crushed, OVID aud Loa Sugars;
70 Moissses, various bl ands,
10 New York Golden yrup,
.19 Tierees Prime Rice;
2OU Boxes Tobacco, various brands;
% Gro Goodwins and Anderson's, do, in Tin foil;
30 Bbls, Nuts, assorted;
IS u bois French prunes;
1871 Boxes Layer and NJ. X, Raisns;
% y B5ls Mackerel,15 Quin,als Cod Fish;
~ n :" Picked Az 100 Boxes Scaled Herring;
2UO Kegs Nails, assorted;
LOO Boxes Window Glass assorted;
100 Is elias Jars and Fl.sks;
50 Kegs and Boxes G Sofa,
25 Boxes Saleratus;
Toiiei Soaps, in grea, variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and D caps,
Chinese Fire Crackers
Cordage ri Irvine, vario kinds;
Philadelphia Pearl starch,
Stewards pire Candies,
Fresh Peaches, strawberries and Tomatoes in cans;
Pickles, Gatsups, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardines
spEGE@ CT ELa hEylS.
Shoe Backing aud Brushes;
BdwelPs Bitumnous Axle irease--a thug
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN +s.sBAT VARIETY.
our line OF business. api4bp
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Rev. ~. N TOOWk

DEAL Estate In Council Rtufos muA
~ Olnnhsse--fersons desirous Of SECURING R.sl
Estate in either Of these nourishine tov0s viii a. al
mar 1-bpN. t@ 800 Asact
0ornnfl ~
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1859 Summer Arrangements. 1859
ia &E 60 - 60 80

v Ia VI tChIEdn teDlfdt ana Great West
ern ,Can8da1 Railway
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT,
4 foot Of Lake street, CHICAGO.
400 M.-Det-ot Accommodation, daily Sundays
exccpted,i arrives az Detroit at 600 p IN.
200 A. M-Cincinnati hspress, Sundays exec p.ed
arrive at Indianapolis 400 p. M; Cincinnati at $50
y. m.
soo A. M.-Iightu'ng Express, Sundays excepted,
arrives at Detroit 200 r. NJ Suspension Bridge
Buffalo 400 e. IN Albany 500 p M; New FORK 300
y m; Bostrr, IL At night.
Roo p. Mites Accpmmo cd atian, except Sunday.
$40 p M.-Nes York ard Boston Express, iexeept Sa-
turaay) arrives at Detroit 7:f5ts. m; Suspension
Bridge or Builsio4 80 p n; Albany 400 q n New
York, 1890 /; Boston, 200 p, VI.
500 M-Cincinnat ana Louisville Express. Except
Satu day., arrives at Cincinnati 900 M; Louisville
at 400 pm
One train on Sunday Mt SEQ p m.
The $500 A. SEQ r. NJ. trains connect at Paris
with the Buffalo ADD Lake Huron hallway, for Buffalo
and all points east; Toronto With Grad Trunk Raj.
way, to Kingston oedensburg, Nontresl, Quebec, md
all points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New
hampshire and Maine
Baggage citcted through.
: Through tickets or sale at the principal Railroad
Offices IN the West, and at the general Office corner
LAX and Dearborn streets, OPP este tie fremont
House, Chicago and the Depot foot of Lake street
80 Il RICE, superigtendent.
IA sPALnISG, Cen. Pass. sgent ap2
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1.-THE town Of Varese," says the Milan Ga
sette. "has decided that its principal prome-
made shall the be Corso Victor Emanuel H., and
the PRINCIPAL street Garibaldi."
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EADs' CAsE.-The case of the State against
Doctor Eads, for defalcatiOn, was 20 have been
tried the late session o. the District Court at
Fort Madison; bat is was again postponed, as
we learn, and at the reQues. Of the States Ate
torne,.' The counsel OF Eads sWanted to 60 to
trial knoxville Standard
1--WE isarn"sthat the case was not postponed
"at the request of, the States Attorney.". The
Attorney General, at his own expense, went to
1T. Madison aud spent several days theretrying
to bring the case 10 trial, but II was not REACH
ed, and was, consequently. postponed The
Estates Attorney" was anxious to have the case
tried. These are the faets.% In the meantime
we notice that the glorious Eads is in full fell
lowship sith his party, taking prominent part
in its recent State Convention. With Esds
mounted on their shoulders, the leaders Of the
Africanized Democracy age crying outs'extrav.
agance and corruption" We venture to say
that inconsistency, more shallow aud Shameless,
was never exhibited to the gaze of an outraged
and plundered people.-Okaloosa Herald.
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
To Avn TO Whom il view concern.

Il AM Tire inventor of and useful nPf e'.by
In smutt Machines, which rich; was secor ,ssfs
letters patent, hearing GATE a0th Oct., l@t, irf
are certain parties manufacturing machines ses "a
my improvements. THIS nctity ali psrse.pns -
make use OF vsnd said improvements, thsi 49,. re-
each and every person, Who tnirlngvs ny ,hsr
spcnsinie Tor all such arrangements, Aad N1A
-xpense establish the validity Of NY patent .,hs
Now part OF what claim Ne my tpventiRa = NJ
securing Device formed Of the heater attsrhsa
Cylindrical screw, In combination With TIC Ns,.eI
plate ana cylinder. form cd Of series q rnN V,se
one over the ether. l fn, ther cam the aaas@,
screens placed Ia the amber and fanged a "A,
With the ian, whereby the cbess aud he'er ana ~
machine separately, and In elsan stats, e.
worthless, allowed 10 pAAs the tan hex % es ss
therefrom With the liner and lighter 70 eien NV
patent. The above notice will, hope, Ne salsishs
none uAy eAin ignorance Of my right. ~
a uerd y Vie Mise y ss1Acienl -Ann
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The boy Mortsn hes been /" confirmed With
great display. In he Church Of g. Peters Chains
Ii viasuIe.)
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r. .. CROCXER.

tSenior partner of late firm Croker ero.)
Attorney d Counsellor al Law.
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
MILL attend promptly TO Collection OF Debts,
Nv Land Agencies, DESIGNATING Notes, ard all other
business 0, Ills profession.
OFFICE Q yer Coobaagh Brooks Bank, corner JEFF
rsup ano Main SITS. TiGly 3-bpy.
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am happy to recommend to the publ Mr. VII
Bur Aebo&ALD, A. b., young man of the test Col
ieg'ate atantleits and strict moral character. as
Principal Of the Elliot Seminary. have from personal
knowledge placed the highest estimate Mr 81 Don
add ana 1 am persuaded ne Will meet all the
ton.
CHas. ELLIOT,
Pres. Iowa Wesey University.