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The Bowels and their Functions.

AS perfect health is the greatest blessing tha,
we can eujoy, without which all other blessings
are Of little consequence, we deem it Of great i'm
porfdhco to point out tho way foi you to enjoy it.
The bowels must be kept in n state by which they
are enabled to carry off The useless matter; they
are the main channel which nature has appointed
TO carry everything that is unnecessary Aud it
is impossible to tell what large amount OF sick
ness has been caused by constipation or cos,iye.
ness; in other words. by not keeping the bowels
REGULAR il is the main road to all disease; is the
cause ct unnatural irritation TO the mucous or H.
ming membrane Of the bowels Having lost their
natural strength, they cannot Object TO what is
required of them. Hence, the bowels become in.
famed, and uulcss you find speedy relief,a thou
sand olhcr complaints are ever ready TO drag you
through miserable and wrelched Lille. Such med.
icnes must be given as will cleanse the stomach
and bowels, and restore their natural strength
To accomplish this there is no compound so vnlu.
able as these Pile; oil other medicines siuk to ut
ter iusignifcance when compared to them; i, also
seems as though the Author OF Nature had de-
signed them for this as we'll as other complaints.
From two 10 five Pills n day will increase strength
and appetite, aud cleanse the stomach and intes.
tines from whatever is injurious
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. SILVA
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MOTHERsI MOTHERSlI

You arc oil nurses in one sense of the word,
yet can you determine and treat the diseases OF
your children, or do you not call in physician
when ailing1 Accept, then, the aid DR.. EATON
brings You in his INFANrILE CORDIAL, He is a
regular MUSICIAN, and from much experience in
Infantile Complaints has compounded this prep.
aration-without paregoric or opiate Of any kind
go as to be sure relief to your suffering little
ones, in all the ills attending their teethng; and
fer Coughs, or Group, or Commissions, and also fol
Summer Complaints, it is certain cure. You
may rely on it with perfect confidence, that DR.
EAToE's INFANTILE CORDIAL could never have at.
tained the celebrity ithas in the United States,
if it were not The very best article for InfantilG
complaints that is put up. 1t is fast superseding
oil others.
DR.. BRoNSoN'S BLOOD FOOD, advertised
with the CORDIAL is the most invaluable necessity
to every MOTHER, as well us every unmarried Ia
dy. Buy it, and read the circular enveloping the
bottle, and you will get the particular ihfOrma'
ton you want. s1-See advertisement.
For sale by A. Cook, Chardon, and by all 70.
spocsabls Druggists thrOush0utthe Uaitsd s,ssss'
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Infammations.

n. Bingham, celebrated Physician, OF Utica
New York, says-"I have treated cases OF Inflam.
nation OF the Brain, Inflammation of the Lungs
Inflammation of the Bowels and Kidneys, lnflam.
matory Rheumatism, Child. Bed Fever, with DR.
Trask's Magnetic Ointment, with perfect success
even when ali internal remedies have fuiled also,
cuses Of Group, Scarlet Fever, Cunker and Ulcer.
ated Throat and Lungs with like success. In the
Epidemic, known as the Putrid Erysipelas by
which so many valuable lives were lost, tested
it frequently, and it Eever failed Of effecting q
speedy and certain cure. In cases of Burns, Brui
ses, Spruins, Frozen Limbs. Chilblains, &C., ii
cures like charm. No Physician or family vii
be single day without this medicine, after be
coming acquainted with its power to cure"
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands and ChilblainS
are completely cured by two or three application,
of the Magnetic Ointment.
Read Advertisement in this paper. SIS
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LEGAL,
sIrERuFF's SALE.

DY virtue ofan Execution, issued from tho or.
ID fee Of tic Clerk Of the Court of Common Plcns
OF Genuga County, Ohio, wherein Job Duffee is
plaintiff, and james Andrews Is defendant, and
dated the 3lsi day Of January, leC0, TO me d..
rected and delivered. | have levied upon the one.
ninth in common OF the following Described prem.
ises, and have caused the entire premises herein.
alter descEibed to be appraised, and shn IL otigr
the Ono.ninth In common Aforesaid, OF the fol.
lowing described premises aforesaid Tor sale, at
public vendue, ut the door Of the Court House in
Chardon, in said County, on
Saturday, he In day Of March, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Am. and o'clock
p. NJ Of said 6ny, to wit; Situate in the township
OF Newbury. Genugn County, Ohio, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on the east line Of lot No.
%, Trnct No. in said Newbury, and on the cen.
ter OF the east and west road running through
said lot; thence north lS chains and 90 links TO a
post thence west 90 chains and " links to posi-;
thence south l9 chains and IS links to the center
o! the road; thence south FOX degs; cast thr ee
chains and links thence north ~ degs. east
l9 chains and A. links to the place of beginning
containing ~ and one.fourih acres of land with
all the uppuriennuces. Also, one other piece oil
parcel Of and situate in said Tract and ot in sniC
Township, and bounded as follows, to wit: BE
ginning at point north 93E degs., east chain
and 81 links distant from the north east corner
Of the dwelling house Of Amos Andrews, deceas
ed; thence south chains; thence west 2 chnn
and 50 links; thence north chains; thence east
chs g. 80 rks, TO the place Of beginning contain
Said pieee first above described appraised o
SlOO62j. Said piece last above described np
prni.ed at $500. 1eims ofSale Cash in hand
+, q. WHITE, Sheriff.
! Sheriff's Office, Geauga
Co. Feb 10Th, 1860 SLOWS
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THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are often
rendered wretched BY ailments which are triHing
in themselves, and easily cured if taken in time.
Affection Of the Liver, Stomach and other organs
concerned in digestion, are the most frequent -
They naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrita.
be and complaining, and relatives and friends are
forced to bear the Lrunt of their ill.humor. The
use of Hostettcr's Celebrated Stomach Eiuers will
prove an efficient remedy for this evil 1t will
not only strengthen the whole physical orgoniza'
tion, but entirely cure the most obstinate cases o
Indigestion, Diarrhea, Dysentery, and Liver Com
plant. The first physicians in the country are
loud in their praise Of this preparation. Another
recommendation of the Biters Is that it is so pal
atabe to the taste that it may be used even as
beverage.
91rSce advertisement in another column.
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SIIERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of nn Execution. issued from the OF.
ID flee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of oiCommon Pleas
Of Geauga County aud State of Ohio, wherein Gec.
Bough,on is plaintiff, md Elias Fowler is defend
ant, and dated the 2nd day of February, 1860, TO
me directed and delivered, / have levied upon and
shall expose to sale ut public vendue, al the Saw
Mill of Hiram Brown, in the township Of Burton,
Genuga County, Ohio on
Tursddy, february 2ld, a. d., 1860,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o..
clock, 7. NJ. Of said day, the following property,
TO wit. The undivided one.half OF rs Saw Logs,
levied upon the property OF Elins Fowl Ter afore-
said, TERMS OF SALE-Caah in hand.
f. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Shcriffs Office, Geanga
Co., Feb. 10th, 1860. 526w2
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VOLUME XI. NO. 6.
Fire and Sad Loss of Life.

A Are occurred Thursday evening in tho
basement of six story tenement houso on
Elm stroot, Now York, which resulted in
the loss of twenty or more lives. the uppor
floors being occupied by some thirty fani.
lies. Tho alarm of fire was givon about 3
o'clock, aud tho scenes Of confusion and
distress were hcartrending. The stairway
for escape was cut off by the flames, and
mon, women and children rushed to the
windows in despair, screaming for assistance.
Some of them mustered courage to jump
from the windows, and escaped with but
slight injuries. A number of the rescued
wore badly burned. The dispatch says:
A Jowish family. consisting OF 8. occupied
q portion OF tho third floor. The only
member Of tho family that could bo found
was child, 81 years old, and it is feared
that a portion Of tho family wero burned
Mr.. bricks, wife and ii,c children, occupied
portion Of the third floor; as mono of them
werc scen after tho Rre broke out, il is
feared thoy wore all burned. Mr.. Walker,
his wife and two children, occupied a por.
tion Of tho third floor. No particulars could
be learned Of them, although the most dill
gent search was made for them in the
crowd Mr.. Armstrong. vito and child. Oc-
cupied a portion of the fifth floor. Nothing
could be learned OF them after tho fire broke
out. Mr.. Robccca, with his wife and two
children occupied part of the fourth story
Nothing could be hoard of thom.
Mrs. North, q widow, occupied room on
fif,h floor. Sho was not seen utter the fire
broke out, VIM Vopol aud his wife occu-
pied part of tho fifth floor. Mr. Vopel.
on tho discovery of tho fire, and finding that
ho could not escape by tho stairway, threw
q clothes limo out of the window. and fas-
tenod one end to tho wndowsill. He lot his
wife partially down, whom she slipped and
fell on the shed, injurng hor sovorcly. He
followed, and escaped with few sligh'
bruises Mrs VopeI was taken to the hos.
pital, hut her life is dcspaired Of. Francis
Pys'oven, wife and three children, occupied
part Of tho fifth floor. He escaped by
jumping out of the window. but received So
voro injuries. 1t is feared his wife and
Children were burned to death.
. wing to the intense excitement that pro
vailed. the names of tho occupants of tho
sxth floor could not be ascertaincd, aud il
is supposed that the occupants of this floor
abb Jut dJzJn in all, were burned to death
LATER.
The building contained 90 inmates, all o.
whom are saved excepting s, who doubtless
perished in the fre.
Another account makes the lost and miss
Ing SO, and gives tho details and names.
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Mrs. c. p. Bristcr, ,editrcss of Newark CO.,
Times, writes in her papor of Jan. 5oth, 80,
as follows:
GgWo know that DR.. Roback's Scandi.
navian Remedies are all thoy claim to bo.-
Tho DR.. presented US with few bottles of
bis Scandinavian Blood Purifier and boxes
of bis Blood Pills. last summer, which put
now life into US They fnvigorate, strength,
en-, and leave the systom in better condi-
ton than stimulants usually do, and have
no depressing effect. We feel sate in re-
commenting the Blood Purifier to all suffer-
ing from tho debility, be the cause what it
may, the Pills have this peculiarity, they
are POWERFULLY active, and at the same time
leave the patient stronger and in an i'm.
proved condition, different from most dras-
tic remedies. Try them with the Blood
Purifier, and you will feel like many who
have been relieved, and willing to add your
testimony to their efficacy.
See advertisement 656w4
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SHERIFF SALE.

Alexander Frazer, Admin. J In Probate Court Of
istrator Of Andrew l.. Spoor. Geouga County, q.
|tORA Inas SpOor, minor heir ot said Andrew
" l.. Spoor. deceased, a resident Of the State of
New York, is hereby notified that on the "a tn day
of January, 1860, said Administrator flied his Pc
lition in said Court the object and prayer OF which
is to Obtain an order ior the sale Of 3iI acres OF
land, in Dot No 4, great LOT No :, in Russell town.
ship in said County, known ms the Mil Property,
being the premises upon which said Andrew l..
Spoor resided at the time OF his decease-for the
purpose OF paying the debts ol said estate. said
Petition will be for hearing in said Court, on the
25th day of Feb, A. d., 1850, at 10 o..
CANFIELD g. FRENCH,
...- Au'ys for Petitioner,
524w4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Excelsior Horse Fair,

THE Excelsior Horse Fair, for the Improve.
ment and Exhibition OF Horses, both for their
Speed, Stock md Quality, will be held upon the
Grounds Of the Geuuga County Agricultural SO.
ciety, in Burton, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, July Sd, 4th aud 5th., 1850.
The OH cefs Of tho Society arcs
y. b Woodbury., President, Chardon;
N y. Scott, Vice- Presidsnt, Troy;
II ii. Ford, Treasurer, Burton;
Liunnus G, Ludlow. Secretary, Chordon.
Executive Board-Chester Palmer, Chester;--
John Murray, End, Chnrdon; Samuel Bodman,
Hunsbufg; NJ w. Stone, Hambden; David Rob.
inson, Russek Delos Williams, Burton; William
Tiden. Purkman; Lewis c. Reed, Auburn; Thos.
Carroll, Munson; Ernstus Spencer, Cluridon; A.
Phelps, Montviiie;Sidney Bosiwick, Thompson;W
w. Mum, Newbury; VIM p Church, Middle.
field; Eli Dayton, Troy; @ II Kent, Bainbridge.
SHpt 81 GrourdS-Peler Hitchcock ond d. l..
Pope.
chief Of Police-J. f. Stephenson and Jacob
Hyde.
The Officers and Executive DourG Of the Socie.
" aud others. feeling an interest in the Excelsior
Horse Fair. are requested to meet Mt the Carlton
House in Burton, on Saturday, Feb. 2jth, ut IL
O'Clock A. M. for the purpose Of arranging Pre-
MUM List and Committees, and such other mr.
rangemcnts for the Fair, as upon suggestion, may
be deemed advisable.
l.. c. LUDLOW, Secretary.
Feb. 10Th, 1860.
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CORONER,S SALE.
THES FATE OF OHIO In the Probate Court.
GEA rGA Co., IS. ! Pet'n 10 convey land.

THE FATE OF OHIO In the Probate Court.
GEArGA Co., IS. Pet'n 10 convey land.
Marcus Tillotson, Admi nislrator of Mary Pear
son, deceased,
John d. Wood ,Annn Wood Mary Heslop, Walter
Wood, William b. Wood, Catharinc w ood Jane
H. Wood, and Patrick Wood, Alexander Wood.
VIM Wood, Mary +. Ferguson, Anna c. Cross,
James d. Wood, and Eliza u Pell, heirs al law,
and devisees OF Mary Pearson, deceased.
rTNHE said Defendants, now residing out Of said
i State, are hereby notified that said petitioner,
as administrator Of said Mary PEARSON decens cd,
has filed his petition in said Court setting forth
contract made by said Mary in her lie time, to ST.
las Hodges for sale and conveyance TO him Of 60
acrcs ofland. part Of lot No. 2S in Thompson, in
said County, the fulhlment thereof BY said ilod-
ges, and praying for authority from said Court TO
convey the same on behalf Of said heirs, to said
Hodges, which petition viii be for hearing in said
Court, at the Probate Office OF said County, on The
Sd day Of March, A. D., 1860,
nf 10 o'clock A. NJ, at which time they are no
titled TO attend.
A. PHELPS & A. PHELPS, JR.,
At's for Petitioner.
Chardon, Feb. 10th, 1860. 52hw3
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EF We are sorry to learn Of the death
OF Mrs. D. NJ. Eddy OF Painesville. Fond
hopes had been aroused that the health Of
Mrs. E., after very severe surgical
operation through which she lately
passed would be restored. The deceased
was loved and respected even beyond
most of her sex. and her death is sincerely
mourned in Painesville.
Mrs. Eldy was sister Of S. B. Axtell,
Esq, Of this city Cleveland Herald
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TANNING.

TNHE undersigned having concluded to
Il continue the tanning business at the old
stand of Calvin Knowles. on Water street,
and as his business will be tanning and not
cooking hides into leather, he hopes to give
general satisfaction to oil who may favor
him with their custom.
NIB. Reference-Allv Who have used leath-
or of my manufacture. IF. FOLDER.
Chardon Dec. oth, 1860. NVu
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Maroa Bennett
c&.
Daniel .BennAtt
In the Court of Common
Pleas, Geauga Co, o.
Probate Notice.

CILBERT TRACY, Admin istrator OF
" tho estate of Eysndur Tracy deceased
A. II Thrasher and Susan Gotham, Admin.
is,rators of tho estate of A ii. Gotham, de-.
ceased H. H. Ford, Administrator of the
estate of Joseph Tornlinson. deceased. Ben
jalnin Bidlakc, guardian Of Orrin G. Peck. O
minor, and John Sidley. guardian Of William
Sidley. Jr., a lunatic. havo sevorally filed
their accounts in the Probate Office of
Geauga County, Ohio, for settlement. which
accounts will 30 for hearing in tho Probate
Court of said County. at tho Probate Office
in Chardon, on the ilth day of February
next, at ten o'clock A. NJ, until which time
all Interested may except.
NJ. c. CANFIELD. ProbaIs Judge.
Chardon, Jan, goth. 1860. 623s3
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Notice.

A petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Geauga Co., at their meet
ing TO be held on the first Monday OF
March next. praying for the vacation Of q
certain road in cambridge Township.
commencing at point where the road
leading from cambridge to Chagrin Falls
crosses the east line Of lot No 35, tract
one, thence south along tie line Of said
lot to the road leading by J. B.Moon's.
February Cd. 1860
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Agricultural Festiv .-.-Thcre will be q
Meeting and Festival Of tho Geaugn Co. Free Ag.
ricutural Society, nt their hall, in Clnridon, in
the Afternoon and Evening Of the 18th day Of
February, 1860. An address is expected also,
Singing and good Supper. All who are in fa.
vor OF good Agricultural Sorec OH liberal prn.
eiples, ore invited to be present.
BY Order the Committee.
Ciuridon, February, Sd, 1860
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re- Madame DO Staei has we'll observed
that men collected in public assembly, and
debating upon great questions of public i'll
terest, generally end in elcctrifying them.
selvos with the sparks of. .mental dignity.
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&srSoe Advertisement Of Sanford's Liv.
or lnvigorator and Family Cathartic Pills,
In Bno other column.
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PO RT RS

9 U e L8' o r p a I IN =,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain. Killing Remedy
YET DISCO YER h u!
you have pain in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have a Burn, Bruise or Wound,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Cankered Mouth, or Sore Throat,
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have Diarrhea or F1ux,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
lf you nave n Cough or Cold,
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Tfyou have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If you have the Headache or Toothache,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
In short, il you uro sick, and wish to &c, well, al
you have TO dois
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
We refer the unbelieving to the following per
son who linve used the Cure and recommend it tc
their friends; Alexander Glenn, Samuel French
Shurben Loveand Isaac Griffin, j. r. Crane
Calvin Belden, NJ. D., Furm!ngton;W Walter Lamp
sots Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotnmiu
A. 2. Tilden, J. S. Tilden, G. w. Hatch, Heur,
lnmon, Nathaniel Moore, Alonzo Hosmer, Park
man; Orrin Gates, L. B. Ensign, Esq, lsaut
Parker, ]. II. Evans, Martin French, A. Johns
Isaac Rhodes, Hymenius Bundy. f. B. Roe, Bun
dysburg; Isaac Town, A. Mofit, VIM. Glendcn
ng, Josephus IIinkston, Samuel Donaldson, Mid
dle6eld
We could give hundreds of names, but do no
consider ii necessary.
GIVE II A FAIR TRIAL,
and you will find yourself ready to testify in it
favor.
For Sale by A. Cook and DR.. John Nichols
Churdon; S. Moody, Paiuesville; Boughton, For
e. Co., Burton; Bishop & Sperry, Middefeld;
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, Fowler's Mills A
Mathews, Nowbury; Wells, Parkman :
Claridon.
w. l.. PORTER, Proprietor,
Bundysburs, Geuuga Co., o.
5lom6
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Petition will
~ be presented TO the Commissioners Of &c.
on the LIST Monday Of March, 1860, praying shat
Road be laid out and established, in Russell
Township. commencing in the center Of the north
and south road running through Tract One at the
northeast corner Of llhnmer II Judd's land, on
Lot One in said Tract One, thence running in n
west and north. westerly course across II. Jacob g
land on said lot One and Tract One; 30 as to in
tersect the north and south town line road between
Chester aud Mayfeld, at the northwest corner Of
said Russell Township
Russell, Feb. 81, 1860 525w4
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DY Virtue OF an order OF SAFE. issued from the
ID Office of the Clerk of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the County of Genuga and State of Ohio,
in certain suit wherein Hiram Stanton ard Jose
Parker were plaintiffs, and Walter 5, Harper was
defendant, TO ME directed and delivered, shall
offer for sale at Public Vendue at the door of the
Court House, in Chnrdon in said County, on
Saturday, The lOh day Of March, "A. d.. go
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o.:
clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
premises, to wit: Situate in :he Township of Mum
son, in the County Of Genugn and State Of Ohio,
and known as part Of Lot No "a in Tract No. 3,
and is bounded as follows: On the west by the
west line of land heretofore owned in common by
Hiram and Milo Fowler, and quit.claimed by
said Hiram by deed, da,ed Nov. LIST, 1897, and re-
corded in Geauga County Records, Book F, pnge
2.6 and 2-7; north by line running north Of the
grist mli,& running from the north & south road
leading by said mill TO said west ine south by
an east and west line commencing on said north
and south rond d, on the margin thereof. al n dis
tance Of . chains and 70 links from its lnlersec-
ton with the margin oil the Slate road, ana eH.
tending to the west line OF said land, qut-clnimed
ns aforesa and on the east part bounded by the
following lines. viz: From the line last described
to the center of the mill race by iho west margin
of said north and south road, and from thence
running west between the gristmill and saw.
mill, to point ten feet west Of the west end OF
said grist-mill thence north to the before.men-
TONED line together with the appurtenances there.
Of and all the privileges of water belonging there
TO- excepting piece Of land in the southeast cor.
ner, leased for a school house; also, excepting a
smnii piece decided by said Harper and wife to Jas
Spauldng, on the goth day oi June. A. ID: 1857.
Said premises appraised ut $3.50 TEkMs or SALE.
Cash in hand E. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Geauga
County Feb Sd, 1860. 525 VS.
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lust received fresh supply of Ladios' aaA
J Gents Rubber oveI;sh by ,
WILKINS q KELLEY
Jas. a6,h, 1850, sssV
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THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE AGArN.-As a
general rule, the earlier accounts of extra.
ordinary calamitics over.estimnto the dam
ago sustained to life and limb. The massa-
ere at Lawrence, has been more disastrous
that at first reported, as will be seen from
the following tabular statement:
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NOTICE.

r OST by the Subscriber. January goth, 4 notes;
l. 4 which he held against men in Thompson;-
The first against Frank Leonardo I'd against Dea.
Leonard; l6e third against Foster Benjamin, and
the fourth against Shepard They are due about
ards. Their exact amount the subscriber 10 una.
be 10 state: AN persons are hereby warned
against purchasing them y ,,wooH.oD
Munson, Feb Sd, 1860.