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Important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, March %.
The schooner Emily Keith has arrived from
Vera Cruz with dates TO the 18th.
Miramou bombardcd the city on the 18th,
with little damage.
A detachment of N~iramon's troops from
Alvarado. were attacked and completely rout-
ed by the Liberals on the 14th.
A fay of trnce sent to Juarez re shifted in
the suspension of hostili les. A military Con
gross composed of the chiefs of the two armies
and representatives of foreign governments,
met on the same evening. The result was un-
known.
1t was reported that Miramon had abandon
ed the siege, deserted his army, and taken
refuge on board the French feet.
Miramon's communication with the interior
was entirely cut off. The City of Mexicn had
pronounced against him, aud his army was de-
serting him.
Tampico. 11th.-Gen. Cara has returned
and resumed the Governorship. The city is
quiet
u. S. Marines are still here.
Yucatan. 11th-ihe excitement about the
cessinn of the Island continues.
The fruit crop is short.
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From New YORK.

NEW York, March &c.
The steamship Baltic arrived this afternoon
with California duties of the 9Th inst, 429 pas.
sengers. and SS05,000 in specie, brought down
by the Golden Gate.
The shipment of treasure is unusally small
on account of the very large investments in
the Washoe silv,'r mine.
The Democratic State Convention of Oregon
had elected delegates TO Charleston $. c., and
fhe Republican State Convention had appoint
ed delegates 10 the Chicago Convention. 2
Lieut.. Mullan's wagon road expedition was
in winter quarters. Th. road is completed
900 miles from Walla and is ex ected to be
finished to Fort Benton tie coming fall.
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The Homestead Bin.

We remember that years ago, when the
Hon. Andrew johnson introduced into the
House of Representatives, of which he was al
that time a member, a Homestead Bill, he was
regarded by not a few of his Congressional
associates as a visionary, and agrarian, Gin an
offensive sense,) and a mere dreamer, ut least
SO far as related to the success of his measure.
But by the force of argument, and OF a will
which had on SD many previous OCCASIONS Sc
cured success, he had the satisfaction of see
ing his bill pass the popular branch and to be-
come a cher shed measure with Il large portion
of the people of the country. As a United
States Senator he will soon enforce before
that honorable body the propriety of e%nacting
u la8 in accordance with that bill-giying to
every head of a family a Homestead from the
public lands, on the condition of actual settle
ment and cultivation; with what degree of sue
cess cannot now be determined
We do not wish to be understood as ex-
pressing any opinion on this bill, for that Is
not our present purpose We afude to these
facts that We may the more appropriately state,
in connection. that the Republican party has
seized upon this measure with u view OF all
vancing its Presidential interests. and as if to
make prospective cultivators of the earth be-
lieve lhat to their ORGANIC tion ainne they must
To- K for Legislative blessings. The principle
is u prominent feature of their party platform,
and is advocated 10y republican leaders with IA
zeal which. if extended to the advocacy OF the
constitutional rights of all the States, would
be commendable.
Now we have to say this: Whatever honor
attaches tn the introduction and success of the
Homestead bill in Congress belongs tn An
drew johnson, of Tennessee man who, con-
quering early difficulties and disadvantages of
pnsiti, n, has attained high and honorable pub
lie stations, the duties connected with which
h has in all respects faithfully discharged; a
man who, emanating from the masses, and APP
preciatipg the dignity of labor, has ever sedu-
lously devoted himself to all measures whirh
in his opinion would contribute to their social
y elfafe Srcl men are brilliant examples of
the working of our political institutions; and
therefore We are not willing to reuiain silent
we see the Republican party endeavor-
ing to rrb him of the fruit of his early strus-
giles and partial success in connection with
what he regards as 'land reform"
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ercises of the present term will occur this
week on Thursday.and Friday. Examination
of classes atthe School rooms. Rhetorical ex-
ercises of High School, on Thursday and FRI
day evenings. at the Town Hall. Annual Ad-
dress on Friday evening, by LoRIN ANDREWS,
L. L. D., Pres't of Kenyon College. To pay
contingent expenses an addmittance fee of one
dime will be charged each evening.
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SNAIL FRu1rs.-The attentio

SMALL FRuITs-The attention of Hort
culturis.s and Gardeners Is. directed To the adj
v~ertisements of Rev. J.. Knox. IF Pittsbnrg.
in anoth err column. All of Mr.. Knox's plants
are of a superior quality. as VIC know from ex-
perience. Send to him when you wish to
make your purchases
viii Mr.. K. send us one of his catalogues?
-Cadiz Sentinel.
sW-The advertisement of Mr.. KNOX will
be found in another column, and to it We d.
rect the attention of our readers.
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Mexican News.
New ORLAENs, March "a.

The schooner Virginia Antoinette is below
from Vera Cruz on the ey .ning of the fifteenth.
The military conference amounted TO nothing.
The bombardment was recommended on the
morning IF the 18th with reduubled energy.
tha shot and SHE'LL taking effect in the city,
killing several and doing much damage
Many of the shot fe among the shipping un-
der the Castle without damage.
Two Spanish war tcamer arrived on the
10th.
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Terrible Mutiny.

BOSTON, March p.
The ship Norway, of New York, VIII five
days cut on the passage from Macao for Ha-
wanna, with 1000 Coolies, was the scene of Il
terrible mutiny, in which 30 Coolies were kill
ed and 80 wounded. The fight lasted from 6
p. IN. till daylight the next prnrng, when
the Coolies yielded. Capt. Major had his wife
and two daughters, and also a lady passenger
and child on board. TIL lady passenger died
in fright, aud her child expired socn after
wards.
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From oId Perry.

Mr.. KNAPP-Dear Sir:
According to q previous announcement in
your paper the Democracy of Perry township
met at the School House in Rowsburg, on
the evening of oath inst, and, on motion,
JOHN VAN NEST was called to the chair,
and J. p. STAMErs, Secretary; after which tie
Chairman explained the object of the meeting
and a ticket was then formed to be supported at
the spring election, viz:
Trustees-SoIomon Halle, George Myers,
Jacob Moor.
Treasurer-John A. Campbell.
Assessor-Thos Ciodfelter.
Gsrk-John P. Smalley.
ConsfabEe-Thos. Seton.
On motion, Resolred, That the Democracy
use all honorable means to elect the entire
4icket and that the proceedings be published
an the Ashland Union, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet on Monday. April End,
1850. JOHN VAN NEST, Pres't.
j.. P. SIAMETs, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.


John FERGUSON and Thomas E. Walker, of
= the city Of New York. will take notice that
Cridge Wadsworth d Co. of II e City of Pittsburgh,
did. on tho 2lst day of December, &. D, 1859 file
their petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland county, Ohio. where the same is now
pending, against the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Rail Road Company, and the said Fereu-
son and Walker, rs defendants, setting forth that
said Raul Road Comp ny was indebted to them in
the sum of one hundred and eighty-four dollars
and ffSY-seven cents 1854 ~, and alleging tina.
said Plaintiff held a Mechanics Lien on a certain
Engine anl Boiler attached to the Wood Houset
and used for cutting wood and pumping water a;
the Station House of said Company in Louaonville
Ashland C,unty, Ohio and that SAID lien attached
to the Lands aud Buildings on which said Machine.
ny is situate. Also the said Fergucon and Walkers |
claim to h I'D Some lien on the laid lands aid En-
CINE and Boiler to secure certain Boz DIS and Mort
cages held by them against saif Road ray ing
Judgment and mn order of sale of said Lands. de-
Said Ferguson AMI Walker are notified to appear
aud AZ swer said petition on or before the Sd Satur-
day after the LIST day Of February next.
WIN. WILSON, Dig. A.tr,.
]. W. Swiftly FINS AlSs
December 81. 1879. 6w29
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at 8 O'Clock
A. M, and close at tour O'Clock P. NJ. No applicant
will be 4 limited sftertwelve u. Written testimonial
of good m ,ral character signed by at least two re-
monials will be kept on file. No certificate can b.
ante-dated. No private examinations will be hele
Noue will be examined who do no expect to oneas
soon in teaching in this county. Recommends,
wherepracticable .arerequiredf from school directors.
We earnestlyrequest them OF the close of each term,
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
only to th ose who are successful Teachers.
S. BARBER,
ClerkofBoard oil Examiners
Ashland. Jan. d .ls60. 3l-Iy
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caErEL.>D MARKET.

CLEVELAND
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT,O
TUESDAY EVENING. March 81, 1860.
FLOUR-sale of 200 Lbs. spring wheat extra at
$3.50 and small lots red wheat XXX at S3,73.
WHEAT-Sales 1 car red at .3S and 1 car white
ut 81 ,3S.
CORN car common at sic; and l car do. at
SIC.
OATS-Quiet at Acc.
SEEDS-Sales 20 bush. Glover at $40.
HIGHwINES-Sales of 81 bbls at 19!c; and IS
ubls at 20c.
BUTTER-sales SO kegs summer-packed at &c;
fair qualities roll at 12@l 23c and common do, al
ii cents.
LARD-Light sales at 104@11c.
~EGGS-Sales ~ bbls at 102c and Is bbls at lie
FRUITS-Salesd dried peeled peaches at 10c. APP
Piles quiet at 6@6lc.
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N O TICE.
OFFICE OF THE
Pittsburg Ft Wayne C Chlcag RE Co.

OE f1IE OE tdE
Pittsburg Ft Wayne G Chlcag ,R.R Co.
Pittsburgh. February y, 1860.
ssA- THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
hold. rs in The pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chica-
go Railroad Company viii be held at the Rooms
of the BOARDofTRADE. in the city of Pittsburgh.
on TUESDAY. the 9Th of March next. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at which time the Report of the Directors
for the year 1859, will be PIE 'ented.
The election for Fifteen Directors to serve the en-
suing year, viii be held at the same place, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th proximo. at 9 o clock. A. NJ.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th
to the 18th of March. both inclusive and the hold
ers of Stock in tn. Ohio and pennsylvania. Ohio Ind
indiana, or Fit. Wayne and Chicago Railroad Gem
panies, which has not been converted into the stock
of the new company at that time, will not be enti-
tied to vote at said election.
Stockholders presenting their certificates of Steck
in this Company TO the Ticket Agent, at the Station
nearest to their place of residence, will be furnished
with a freq ticket from that Station to Pittsburgh
and return, good going East, March Goth and 9Th,
going West. March 18th, 29th, 30tl and 31st.
BY order of the President.
3wfJ AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Secretary.
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N lOTIC E..
Robert Cowan admir-. of the
Estate of Jacob Winters, decd, Sale of Real Estate
VS..
Winners and VIM. F. Winters.
the 9th day of April, A. D., 1860. at three
~ o'clock. in the afternoon, upon the premises in
the Township of Yermillion. Ashland County, Ohio.
will be sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate as the property of Jacob Winters. deceased,
to-wit: the North Vest quarter of Section three (3la
Township twenty-one (2l) Range sixteen (16) con-
tanning one hundred and sixty eight and three
fourths acres, being the homestead and farm upon
which the said Jacob Winters, resided. Mt the tine
of his deoeasc. Terms of sale-one third cash in
hand, one third In one year. and one third in two
years; back payments to draw interest and secured
by mortgage upon the premises.
ROBERT COWAN,
Administrator of Jacob Winters, decd.
Ashlsad. March 5, 1880, 4W40
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SALE or RE1L ESTA TIE By ORDER
OF EOERT

~ the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and three
o clock. p. NJ. on the premises hereafter described,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property of Susan Link. decd.
to-wit: Situate in the County of Ashland, and State
of Ohio. being the east half of lot number one hun
dred and seventeen (1i7.9 in Andrews addition to
The Town of ASH md. and the whole of lot number
land. Said half lot appraised at $45, 90 and whole
lot a. $S5, 90. wf 49,
/. Terms of sale-one half cash in hand and the
residue in one year from the day of sale, with in
terest and secured by a mortgage on the premises,
GEORGE LARK,
: Admir-. of Susan Link, decd,
FuLroa s. McCoMBs, Att'ys.
March IA. 1860 lw41
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rA-Sena'or Green of Missouri has a practi-
cal scheme to bring the Mormon rebels to
terms, which he will offer in the Senate. 1t
is to estabiish a new territorial government for
Carson Valley (west side of Ut.h,) and to ere
ate a judicial district of said territory in Utah,
and so organized as to bring all Mormon CAPT.
tai ofepders of the law before a carson terri
tory or Gentle jury. An arrangement of this
sort, reduced to practice in two or three Nor
mon cases. to the extent Of hanging. will, it Is
Thought, effect q Mormon exodus that will as
tonish all mankind.
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HELPER STILL ENDeRsEn.-It is not by
any means to be supposed that the Black Re
pubiicans have given up Helpers book, or
have less faith in its Infamous doctrines, be-
cause their Representatives in Congress were
forced to deny it when driven to fine wall.
avery sentence of it" says Giddings, etstill
finds a response IN the hearts of all trae Re-
pubI;cans." So it is In New Hampshire,
where the State central committee reeommen-
ded it as an electioneering document in a cir
ealar as follows:
nCIRcULATE THE DocUmENTs!-If tHel-
per's Compendium of the Impending Crisis is
wanted, the book will be furnished 10 clnbs
for cash at the rates of SIG per hundred: sin
gle copies TWEEN -y-6ve cents: when sent by mail,
eight cents additional will be charged for post
ase."
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a n.

MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
IN Japan. has brought with Kim a receipt which
has cured thousands, who We're suffering from Con
sumption, Bronchitis and debility. / obtained it
from a learned physician. in the great city of Jeddo.
when all other meant had failed. / am DESTROYS of
beneiting others by sending this recipe. to all who
may need it, free . { charge. Address with stamp,
for reply. Rev WILLIAM COSGROvE,
6mA No. $50 Baltic St. Brooklyn. NY
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T r1ible Accident.
HYDE PARK, Penn,

HYDE PARK, Penn, March1Zb.A
A terrible accident occurred at Chittenden's
Shaft. four miles below here, this p. NJ.
The pup broke while the workmen were be-
ing hoisted up. an explosion of fire damp fol-
lowing. Some fifteen or twenty of them
were killed. and many were seriously injured.
4 The engine and boiler house were blown 10
pieces. These are all the particulars as yet
received.
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Times of Closing the Rails.
g COLUMN.
ASHLAND. OHIO. MARCH. %, 1860

sa-We are under many obligations to Mr..
NJ B. PARMELY, of Sullivan. for a large
Cake of the best manufactured Sugar that we
have seen This year. 1t would take the pre-
MUM at any Fair in the country.
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sa-Madame La Grange, the singer, came
near drowning at st. Catherine, between Rio
Janeiro and Montcyideo. She was in a small
boat with her husband, when their sail was
carried away and their oars broken, and they
we're soon picked up half drowned.
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e. NOTICES

Ey@WILLIAM WILSON thankful for past favors,
will e a candidate for reelection, on the first Mon
day of April next, for Justice of the Peace.
March 18th, 1860. 3wi1#
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst, by the Rev, J. G. BEcKLEY. at
lis residence on Pleasant Ridge. Mr.. JACOB
Slick and Miss ELIZA j. MAKTEEN, bo.h OF
ashland county, Ohio.
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cou.ty r...perare. Ju..sf.x


rag We are requested by several friends to
state that there will be a County Temperance
Convention at the Town Hall
On Saturday, March 81,
at 2 o'clock. P. NJ
Several addresses may be expected, and a
general attendance of those who have expe-
Tieneed che danger of "touching, tasting or
handling alcoholic drinks, is earnestly invited.
Dsssoeraffe Ja-orlfE affcns for Montgomery TIP.
The Democratic electors of Montgomery
Township are requested to meet at the Engine
House in the Town Hall. on
Saturday, Aarch 31sf, 1860
at one O'Clock, P. d.; and those residing in
the east part of the Township. at the house of
Mr., Frnwnfelter, and cast their ballots, under
the Primary Vote System. for a full Township
Ticket. Also, to form a Township Vigilance
Committee for the great Campaign of 1860.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Ashland, March %, 1860.
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A LII WANTING FARMS IN DELIGBTFpI.
IN climate. rich soil, and secure from frost, seq
advertisement of Hammonten Lands in anoiAsi
eolunn.
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o w ASSOCIATIO u
AsIa6elnhfn

4 Benepolent Institution Established By special Endo,s,
ment, for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, d6Fie,
ted Nth Vfrulent and Epidemic Diresses, and espe-
Gully for iAs Csre Of Diseases Of the Serial 0rgars,
M EDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
lyl Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a de-
scription Of their condition, Gage, occupation, lab
its of life, &c., and in cares of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and other
Disd ases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispepsary, sent toths
an ctsa IN sealed letter envelopes, i1ss Of snssss IL
Address DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2 South Ninth
Ttreet, Philadelphia, Pa. By rider OF the Dtrectere
GEO. FNRCHILD. Sec'y.
MOODS CELEBRATED HAIR RE-
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Mors Counteffeits.

NEW ] DIRK, MARCH 70.
Counterfeit SIS Turporiing TO be on the Mer
camille Bank IT this city are in circulation.
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OUR OWN MADE WORK

Isunder the control of Mr. LauteIbaugh. a prac-
tical workman of many years experience. All work
warranted. The patronage ofthe Publici is solicited.
JOHN LAUTERBAUGH,
w. N. STARR.
Ashland. Nov. "a. 1858. n25tf
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fcT GRAND srREET-MApAME wIDoER, CLAIR
ID voyant and gifted spanish lady, unveils the myse
Of futurty, marriage absent friends sickness
scrbcs medicines for all Diseases tells lucky numbers, pro
perty lost or stolen, &C.
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IN THE
= young and accomplished Madame BYRON, lately from
fsr who can be consulted with the confidence
s nairs OF life, embracing love- courshp marriage sick
ne. nemperance sustons Law suH buanesa TRAVELLING
apeent friends lost or stolen prcpery, &c she has aleo -
eret make beloved BY and brn9s To-
ssher hose long separated Residence S THIRD avenue,
above Twenty the bakery
Ladies 70 cens; gentlemen 30 cents.
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SPIRIrUA1IsM.-w. RANDOLPH HAVING RETURN
- ed " town. eau b. consulted at his rooms No ri BOND
street Hours IRON A. N. tosP.M
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ASH iSOI.OG.S.

A BONA ftDE AsTkoLooIsT, MAT EVERY ONE
~ cab deYend Madam WILSON tells ob ,sct
youi vs, a. eon enter hsv liam
" thr ststtst at o.uxst thai She Will
invoke the pose % be- ~ondeFa science ali Tia
~ ni- o. your Whole ME tier predictions true thai
thsy surprise every one that u
get little md though they need not sa PRACTICES
nothing but What IN rrsoncs able 10 phlo-oph- Ali
consult shs most wonderful and lady her ayics
has never been known to and she os tw.nsy
90 ar reward 70 any Que who her the
science Madame Wilson is IN the celebr sed
magic charms which are their Truly
nay sh' oe called most wond riul Alien street
rtwen Houston and stanton stccts the haksry Fec
for ladies aud gentlemen, ~ cents.
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4 S1UNIsHING.-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
dsufhtsr born With caul and sfl Il forghs seis how
n Ma .ttsn yu viii marry, .nd many evebln your
vr thoughts Zee ~ cents until others stop copying ad
not admitted.
('oRE A. SEAMAN INDIAN DoCTREss AND INDIE.
v nd nj busins elsvoyant has rm1yed from ~ 0i
ttefck street TO la Division street be Consulted
all subj, cts " bMy Indian Hair
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M Twenty Seventh street, surprises ali visit her T
sra troubled and nnucky should ties, her powers She tells
yur very thoughts lucky numbers loses ladies' rs ns
gents, 50 csnts
NJ B-wBO Has NOT HEARD or THE CELRBEAr.
Az. ed Madame fBtW0ER she has been Consulted bv
thousands IN THIS and other cities astk1
shs feels oonhden, che has ~ equal She tells Of
ture VIE or hsbsnd also thai Of visit.r m YOU With
the truth give her call Isl rnird avenue Shove fwenw
nrss street Ladies' a. cents; gentlemen, o.
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MILLiN -.


It THE SIXTH AVENUE Pun sIURE can Az
N found assortment Of fashionable
lees than slse~ here. Particular paid 10 ri~n,ns al
tens and r,psisng furs al MK. SONS .ca
men 20 sixth avenue, between Seventeenth Eleh-
tenth streets
THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY
4 SO BROADWAY
LADIES FANNY FUHS,
Al RETAIL Al - per Mt be,,w usual prices,
Alter tais day.
MARX j KING, "a Broadway
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BLACKSMITH wAsrED-A HORSE sHUER AND JOB
ID Der, 10 so IN The country. Call al o. East list -
EMPLOYMENT wASTED-wIrH AN KNGISE BUILD
II err by young. able b,-iied address or~~n~ch
street, Herald Office.