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FRENCH CAIICOs.
yALENCIENNEs COLLARS.

A HANDSOME supply Of vslencienues collars
IA and large lot Naenciennes and Thread
Lsces, to arrive In few days nj the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
auRH3 Lafayette Street
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ron RENT.

UNHE STORE ROOM ON Lafayette street. now
Il occupied by Mr.. 4. NJ Asher aud three rooms
over head Of the same. which viii - rented to-
gether Or separately as parties msy desire pos
session will he given on the FIRST Of October next
Apply ~
sug22- JOHN HUGUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
T.efei,o IN. Score, .e a..-,x,

4 sACREr treasure Of Marie Antolnette and
IA the ladies Of the court Of Louise NV, An
elegant Floral Companion for a ladys t-ilet-For
sale only at ND. A WM. BOahES
july3i Drug Store
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
SAVE YOItR FRuTIT
FURNITURE.

SELF SEALING CANS without wax, q new
~ pstentat PIPER - BRADFORD
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TUsT nECEIyED.-Ap new ,y,,l, If " Inc,

TUsT RECEIvED.-A new supply Of ines
~ and lirsndIes which offer 10 the public ss
ysing pure and unsdulterstsd.
loo Boxes best Table Claret Wine;
Cask fure ola Port Nine-soid BY the
bottle or gallon. expressly tr medicinal oses.
Barrels Extrs "Reservsd Old Bourbon"
whisky; warranted pnre;
Half Pipes "Uld Champagne HANDY FOR
sale by n. a. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

DREMIUM Magic Duplicating aud
J. Impression Paper for sale by
iuly3l ED. q WM. BOgEIa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

TNIIE duties Of the Institute, will be re-
l. sumed on Wednesday, the 10th Octo
Der, 1860. Az the number Of pupils il nee-
esssrily limited applications should be
made IA early ms practicable.
fles- For circulars containing terms, &C.,
apply to W. II. N. MAGRUDER,
aug2 Baton Rouge La,
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LEECIIEs.
HATSf IIATsll
IRONiIRONii

IRON 'FRONT.'
En nnn lbs, genuine Tennessee west
OO.OOO efn lion Mountain, and Eng
lish I'm Tor sale In any quantity TO suit. We
want n ubderstOos by our customers that We are
not going 10 be Vrisrsoid IN this particular branch
snd w uld ask them 20 ascertain, aud com
pare prices before purchasing.
MUNTAN a MATTA,
dec2s hardware Oo,per.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30

A FULL assortment ~ these goods can now he
IA found ct my store, slso y large mp u bt J.
tous, Narcotics Trimmings, and Brsids.
sprls w. PHILLIPS
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Psrssvss aud Umbrellas.
HAVE 'as. opened very large sssortment
Il thee goods. W y. PHILLIPS.
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NEWS DEPOT.

'IHE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
l. lie that he has established q
NEWS AGENCY
In this place. where persons will find sny Of the
leading Papers and periodicals published In the
United States or Europe.
Subscriptions received for any paper or perlo.
deal ~ his Office. ". w. HENDERSON,
auRI-u Two doors below Pos Once.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
FRESH ARRIVALS.

CTAG 4 suLAY's sugar Cared Hams, Hyatt.
- d Woods do. do.
Lsigbtous, do. do.
Bacon shoulders, Whisky In bills, Star candles
Jamaica Coffee, q fine srticle-Beef In bills, for
sale at small advance 10 the trade.
mays \. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-30
PIANO TUNING,
Collegiate Institute of baton Rouge.

rTNUE undersigned will attend 20 tuning OF
II Pianos. W. HERR, care n A W BOGEL.
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SU RI ES.
h0 BOXES various Brands Oewing Tobacco;
w 70 Smoking do;
Casks Fine Brandy;
| F" peseh do:
Msderis and Port Wine;
{" Ginger Wine;
" Jamaica Hum;
10 Dcren Hostetters Bitters;
10 Binninger's London Dock Gin
10 Hingletoh's London Cordial do;
70 VOLTS scheidsm schnspps;
IN FeLean's Cordial;
Gross Jacobs do:
Perry Davis Palm Killer;
10 Fshnestock's Yermlfuge;
Asserted Fruit Jars;
" Townsend's Bulls. williams and
Sands sersaprilla;
" Mustard;
300 Ounces Quinine;
Garden Seeds Of all kinds;
Cutlery. new lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, perfutnery and Fancy Goods OF
sll kinds In Store and for sale BY
auRll A. STEWART 4 co,
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand. Main 81, Baton Rouge. u
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MUSIC TEACHER.

rJN0 OUR present large stock we will have q
i large addition Of Coal and Wood Cooking
and heating Stoves Parlor and Chamber Crates
Crate Fronts and Screens. Coal Buckets, Tongs
etc. PIPER a. BRADFORD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-11
Complete in one large duodecimo volume,
neatly bound in cloth, for One Dollar
and Twenty-Five Cents; or in two
volumes, paper cover, for
One Dollar.

The Publishers take great pleasure III
being able to present to the American pub
lie another new and charming work by the
popular American Authoress, Mrs. Emma
ID. L. n. Southworth. She Is excelled by
no living female writer in the world. Her
style is free from insipidity on the one
land and bombast on the other; and though
we meet with forcible, we art not startled
with inflated language. Her characters
arc rarely under. but never overdrawn.-
Her scenes are life pictures, her incidents
founded on facts, and her sentiments are
characterized by a singular purity both of
conception and expression. She has the
rare faculty of saying what she means, and
of saying it in such a manner as that her
meaning cannot be m~isintcrpreted. In
short, she possesses in an eminent degree
those qualifications which are the peculiar
.prerogatives of a good writer; while she de-
lights the readers imagination with her de-
~scriptive beauty, she applies home truths
to their understanding with the force of
rational conviction. The Haunted Home
stead has been pronounced by those who
have read the proOf-sheet, to be her best
work. This is sufficient to commend it to
perusal, and we anticipate for it a great
popularity. For sale by all Books oilers.
Copies of either edition of the work,
will be sent to any part of the United
States, free Of postage, on renting the
price of the edition they may wish, to TIE
publisher, in a letter.
Published and for Sale at the Publish
ING Establishment Of I. B. PETERSON &
BROTHERS, sos Chestnut St, Philad'a.
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A CARD.

s. n. PDMEROY wishes to tender his thanks to his
nunerons Gu st0ners and friends in this vicinity, who
have within he last ten years purchased rIanos aud
manner in which they have since my re establishment
TO purchase instruments, thereby increasing the mum
sion Of confidence and good will is very gratifying to
me, as it evinces that upon long and thorough trial
they are well satisfied Nth their instruments. 1t Is
especially welcomed And appreciated by me at this
time on accoaht Of the strenuous e~xert'ons OF inte-
rested parties to destroy all confidence in me and my
instruments. am happy to state that these attempts
have failed in every Instance. / wish and design to
have my Instruments stand VI on their own merits, and
shall not attempt 10 bald niyselt up by diSParaging
Others. II life and health are spared NE l am certain
uf a large success-fUr 1 profess to understand my
business thoroughly. and haze had lOEg and extensive
experience in il. My motto is fntire satisfaction 10
every purrhaser-and such SHAH be the case IL il costs
me the price OF three pianos. Ihuy the very best Pr
amos / know Of. from several OF the best makers, and
any party can have their own choice consulted, II
they havea preference. The last two years / have
spent in New York, huying and selling pianos Tor the
city and western tTade-spenling much Of my time in
the manufactures, and obtained zach valuable infOr-
nation in regard to tho latest and best improvements
in Pianos. l can therefore assure my customers that
I am thoroughly acquainted with the instruments 1 am
ceiling. and know them to be as good as any made in
the world.
! suhioiu the names Of a few prominent neH in this
and nei-hboring towns who are among the hundreds
who have purchased # me within the last ten years.
and to whom L respectfully refer
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be 21st dan of Apr1Z 1860.

Byvirtue ofan aliasorder % fsalsisSued Eomthe Court
oil Common Pleas OF Trum51u County, Chic to ne
aireeted and delivered shall offer for sale at PubliS
Auction, at The door Of The Court House in Warren, in
zafH rarnsr N
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hrriHal and peparture of Mails.

Posr OFFICE, WARREN. ONO,
July LIST, 1859
Youngstown daily, arrives 2 p m. leaves II a. m.
cteuefeRd, de do II m. do ? p m
salem, do do : Jpn. do sam.
sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. IOZ a M. Leaves
same days at ? m.
Tues. Thurs. Sat at ltk = m
Grssns6Srqh. arrives Tues. & Sat. by m. Leaves
N. somfs arrives Wed. L Sat. by 9 m. Leaves
Tues. & Fri at { a m
Pennington. arrives Tues. & sat. by 10 m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Fri. at l2 m.
Canton. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidsys at 5 p m. Leaves Saturdays at 6 a m,
II Nails which leave at or before s 4 m, are closed
the preceding evening at Q p m. All others are clo-
sed half an hour previous to their departure.
T. E. WEBB P. NJ.
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LII AaN4m strictly adhered To-
! give such balm as have ~ strife
With nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands l never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
lie Is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, Il J. LYON-, cures the
following complaints in the most Obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
Diseases OF the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dr,psy in this Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Railing aud all other Nervous De-
raugemeuts. Also, al diseases sf the Blood,
such as ScrofGlI, Erysipelas. Cancers,
Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all other
complicated ch-cuic Complaints.
All forms OF Female D!ficulties attended to with The
happiest results
Il is hoped that no one will despair OF n Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
4 fair aud faithful trial During the Doctors
travels in Europe West indies, East indies, ssuth
America and the United States, h has been the in
strument in Gods hand, to restore 10 health ard vigor
able by tL- mos. eminent Old school Physicians; nay
more, thousands who we're OF tie verge OF the grave.
are nov living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill sad successful reatment and are daily
xc~laiming-~Blesse5 he the day when first we saw
and part)ok Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references OF cures all! be gladly and
cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his wOrd and honor that he will
ia noEise directly or Indirectly Induce or cause any
iuvalid TO take his medicines without tbs strongest
probability OF q cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
lCPPost Office address. box 26G3.
Sep. 81, Soy E-J.LYoNs, y. D.
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| between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and { o'clock
P N. OF said day. the following described tracts q
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Renovating Feathers.

Messrs. Allen & Reed, are engaged in this
business in Blr. MeNeils Carriage Shop, on
Pine street. We dropped in the other day, and
saw the feathers of a bed which had been in
use at least thirty years, put into their machine,
and in twenty minutes afterwards they had at
tanned TWICE their former bulk, and when dry
seemed to possess all the elasticity and fresh
ness Of new feathers. The cleaning and dry
ing is done by steam. Those who are not sat
isied with the testimonials the gentlemen OK
hibit, had better call and satisfy themselves.
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CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
BOTANIC AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

-'O ON LCAHs
BOTANIC y HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
90 caIomel, or ether deleteriCus drugs are Used)
All Chronic or Ioag standing Diseases are success
fully treztsi-
Dyspepsia-Ehsunstism-BiWious DGaGSemsnts-
SieL-nesdache-Nsrvous Diseases-Spinal Affections
acknowledgements and S~yPhiltic Diseases Ulcers,
Tumors-Erurtions or Diseases Of The Skin-Diseases
OF the Observation-Disclosures Lungs Heart
Liver-Stomaoh and neutrality-suspicious. aud
Uterine Diseases-Female Nelkn=ss-Lsacorrhoea-
Old Sores-Epilepsy -Neuralgia Consumption
Bronehitis-Dropsy-Hhite SWellirg-IIip Disease
Fever and Asue DC.
DR. Sands mode Of practice. is not TO undermine
the constitution. to overcome disease, but BY the iu.
diciOuS administration Of medicines. remove the cause
or Germ Of diseased action: sustaining ~ tho sane
tine, the natural powers Of tie system.
His remedies are pleasant to take ana impart vigor
and strength TO the whole system. Perse ggTance in
treatuzent Will often cure the mcst hopeless cases.
Dr.. Sands, hy the symptoms, ana an examination Of
the case, q vial Of Urincl detects with certainty, the
nature Of the disease, without the patient applying in
person, II at any time IncOuyeuient,
Persons desiring a correct knowledge Of the dis
eases with which they ire afflicted, may rely uith i'm
plicit confidence, upon having impaired 10 them 4
true statement Of their condition.
March -. 60.
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Niles Correspondence.

NILES, April 9. 1869.
Township Election.-Atthe Township Elee-
ton on Monday. the ID inst. the whole Repub-
lican ticket was elected, with but two excep-
lions.
The whole number of votes cast, was 1873
The following are the officers elected. Trus-
teesJohn A. Moore, Josiah Dunlap and Jona-
than Folsom. Clerk-J. ". Leslie. Treasurer
james Dempsey. AssessOr-Frank O.. Rob
bins. Constable-R. Hamilton Roulee.
The interest manifested by the Republicans,
at this local election, is a fair indication that
-eold Weathersfeld" will give a large MAORI
ty for the nominees of the Chicago convention,
at the coming Fall Election.
Accident.-on Thursday the 5 inst. Mich
ael Dougherty, formerly of Youngstown, a
teamster hauling Coal from Mineral Ridge to
the Rolling Mill, undertaking to get on his
wagon, (Which was heavily ladened;) while it
was in motion; fell to the ground; the hind
wheels passing over both his legs, severely in
jung his left.groin, breaking his right leg be-
low the knee, and otherwise disabling him
Doctor J. .. Steward set the broken limb, and
is attending the patient. If this accident was
the result of intoxication, the authorities should
at once ascertain, where the liquor was pur-
chased. and put the seller through the fullest
extent of the law; and also make him bear all
the expenses, attending this case, rs the young
man is in destitute circumstances
Strike at Mineral Ridge-The miners en-
ployed by Messrs. Wood, Warner & Co., at the
Ashland Mines, are on a strike, with the ex-
eeption of some few men of good common sense
who preferred laboring for the supporter them
selves and families, to following the precepts
and examples of a set of fellows who set them
selves up as the apostles of the "Unioa" mot
our glorious Union, but one I think there will
soon be a dissiIutiOn of, yclept the Miners I'm
ion"
The cause of the strike I understand to be
the discharge of a small number of men by
w. W. K Co, they not being in want of as large
a quantity of Coal as was being mined, and the
UEiOu Miasrs wishing to take the business of
the firm in their own hands, and threatened if
the discharged men were not taken hack, they
would all quit. Messrs. W. W. & Co, being
DESTROYS of still having a voice in their own
business let I'm quit.
The mines are being rapidly filled with a
new set of hands from abroad.
BUCKEYE.
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A Mrs. Stuart of Knoxville, Iowa, a few
days since, gave her little three years old
boy an Aliens revover to amuse himself
with. The plaything was loaded, and
while playing with it, went off. shooting
the little fellow directly through the lead.
Two YOUNG LADIES TAKING TIE VEIL.
-Iu st. AIMS Church in Manchester, n.
H. an imposing ceremony took place last
week. Two young ladies of New York,
who are said to be highly educated and ac-
-complished, took the white veil.
The RESULT IN RHODE IsLAND.-Mr.
.Sprague, the candidate for Governor, is
elected by I,57I majority. The Senate
will stand l9 Republicans to Is Coalition,
AMI the House SO Republicans to 30 Goa
lition.
A mandatory of friction matches has
Gecently been put in operation in Cincin-
natl, which cost for the building and ma
.chinery$I59.000. twill turn out 5000
gross of matches per day.
The Grand Jury of Dubuque county.
Iowa, have indicted six or eight DemOcahc
county officers for misrepresentation of pub
lie money. Among them, is the County
Judge, formerly Governor of the Territory.
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grmt Snttuigsntt.
New Advertisements.


F. P. Reed d Co.-ClOthing, &c.
Andrews d Weeks-Dry Goods.
Mrs. NJ. A. King-Miilinery-
Porter & Son-Removal.
W. T. Porter-Art School.
Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J. A. Swim-Attachment.
Pew and Ohl-Plank Road Notice.
Church 4 Dupont-Medieines-
Curtis & Smith-Dissolution.
A. 3. Lyman-Sherif's Sales.
o. W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. W. Tyler-Assignee.
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aturday, the slst day of March, 1850,
I EGAL NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio,
In Trumhull Common
Pleas.

Henry s. Austin, Charles SIN Truubun Common
=. Austin, ard Amen D. Pleas.
Webb.
> The defendant, Charles P. Austin, a non ~residsr.
Of the State, will take notice that on tie eith d. u
Line, \ D. 1859, the phintid fled her petition n
said court. against him and the ether deieEaauts -
said petition alleges, in sIastance, that said HeD-v
s. had been before them prosecuted, under the Al
section Of the Statue Of Ohio, to provide against the
evils arising from the sale OF intoxicating hquors IN
said tate-Ihat at the March Term Of SAID Court, 70
vii: March 4, 1853. such proceedings were had IN
said prosecution that said Henry 5 ws1 foCud guilty 4.
and was Gaed in the sum Of S5u. aud q Judgment yxs
rendered against him Tor Ii costs q FRO e~c1tioL,
amounting to s2Cl 20; that the same is Gre aud IN
p2id-thsJ said Hctry S. has uaRdul,ntly ass gned
and DISPOSED Ct q portion Of ha pzcPerty spd rights
Of action TO said Charles P. With intent to defrzbi
his cred tors, and that said " eb5 has money and prop
crty in his hands belonging 70 said Henry s., AID II
attachment vas a. the sane time issued.
The plaintiE prays an iI5aHeBioU, winch has been
daily granted, against them, restraining Their fra
paying or delivering to said Henry 5 said E1Oney ve
properly and that the szae Be aPPliedt 20 tAs payment
OF sad Ene and cess
Unless dc dsgeniiot. Charles P. Austin. aRsve-s
81 the 9Th Gey Of Kay, A. D. lc6O, Judgment viii be
taken against him by default. 4. u. SLIM
zareh. -, I55J-CE AIRY. Tor Pl'E.
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MAKTNG CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. &c.
Iambus < Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Clsv..
land z Pittsburgh Rail Roads
:tS0lOn, with Hacks 20 ChaVTin Falls, &c.
- Mantua with Hacks fer EaVsuna.
q Braceville with Hacks Tor Newton Fa -ls. sc.
'tWarrea with Hacks to sharon, Grsruvile Mead
vile. Bloomfield Canheld. &C
d" Y0ungstOwn, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland aad Enon Valley. aud thczce By P. IT. y.
& c.. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. l6. 1859. CHAs. L. RHODES sept.
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In Press. and will be Published, on
March 18th. a New Work by the
Distinguished American A~uthoress,
MRS. EMMA d. EN- 0UTHWORTH.
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The HAUNTED HOMESTEAD.

With an 4utoJii, grgphy Of tie author,
BIZ Mrs. Emma d. h. ". Southworth,
Iuthor of Tile Lost HeireSS,' Deserted
Wife Kissing Bride India 'Wite'S
Tictory.' 'RetriJutiOn, Curse Of C2if
ton .Vicia,' The Three Beauties,
.Lady Of the Lse,' etc.
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SALE.
~ Th1rstcn & Eaton,

SlERIfF OALE.
- Th1rstcn & Eaton, In Court OF Toumon
VI. Pleas OF IrumLul
Fena e Fenn- } County.
Bv virtue Of an Order OF Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio, to me d-
rested and delivered. I shall OGer for sale at Public
Auction at the door OF the Court House in Warren, Al
said county, On
Saturday, the Slst day of March. 1860,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, An AID 4 ciOc6,
P. II. Of said day, the following described real estate:
Situate in Hartford, In said county, and is a p of
I0t 20, and boeuded as follows; North by land ownei
By Lauren Merriam, east By the let line, south on laEd
owned by GrS. Rathburn, Nr5- 60ald- Azel Tracy, =
c. JOaes, Mr. Fsrd and Dr. A Hart, and vest BY the
north and south center highway. containing ferJ and
q half acres, including tEo and q half acres BO~
owned by Asher Robinson. which are not intended 10
be convey ed Appraised At s36,sO per acre.
T~erms-CaSh.
A D. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff once. Warren, February %, 1850 40
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RELIEF FoR o

WHO SUFFERED BY THE FROST.
T GOLDSTEIN has Just returned
the field. lie is nov opening one OF the largest.
,bs,pest and hes selected stock OF cIothins adapted
for EaIla i Winter be has ever oEered to his nGmer-
Gus friends and customers- His stock Is very large
and extensive, and consists Of a variety Of al kinds Of
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Justices and ConstabIes' Blanks
E~ARRANTEE MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM /
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUsPGSAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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STRAWBERRIES!

" DEHhILO
A Few thousand pisuts OF the best r~aristies. cul-
tivated for Spring sctilng, nov on hand, and for sale
at low rates.
The Spring is by far the best time for setting. and
those Who will attend % it soon. will obtain the choice
Of the plants. and IN 81 probability gather this sea
son, enough fruit 10 pay for their trouble.
Warren Mar. 81, 60-3W BENZ. STEVENS.
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IIi-LO IIII IN IION U III
citizens Of this county to the factthat he eX-
pests to visit this ard the adioising counties for
the EexG several years to come. lie cones 70 rs
hisAy recommended, bot only from the physicians
OF the place Of MS residence. hut also from over =
hundred Of The mes Influential business men and
citizens Of his place. He quit the regular Practice
several years ago on accouHtoT lis bad health, AID
since that time has devoted Linselft 10 the s.Udy aad
of fFa r=a.---H
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SPECL4L E~XININATION
OF sCHOoT, TEAcuE1s

There will be Special Examinations Of School
Teachers, on Fridays, Iarch 18Th and 3Oih, and april
18Th and May lSth.
All teachers. who expect to teach summer shools,
can attend some one of the aforesaid examinations.
Private examinations cannot be had. and no more
public examinations will be held until next tall
March ., 60 WIIITTLESEY DAMS.