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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
County Commissioners up for Con.
tempt,

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday March 6, 1860.
In the Supreme Court this afternoon the three Com.
missorers Of Allegheny County John B. Mcllhenney,
Zaccheus Patterson, and Jonathan Braeh, were pre-
sented in custody Of the Sheriff of Allegheny County.
Thew were seyeray Intercepted whether they stood
by the return made by them to writ of mandamus,
refusing to obey the order of the Court. Each an
swered that he stood by the return. Judge Lowrie
informed them that they had been heard by Counsel
snd that the Court adjudged each guilty Of contempt
IN refusing obedience 20 the mandamus. The Judge
inquired what disposition the plaintiffs asked VIM
NJ Meredith on their behalf replied that they lett the
matter in the hands of the Cont. After consulting
Judge Lowre for the Court stated that they had no
power under the act of the Assembly, TO 90 any
further in enforcement of the writ, excepting
by Furnishing these men for the oftense already com
mitted in contempt of Court which was limited 30
fine. An act of the Legislature, which prohibits the
Court from enforcing order in the ordinary manner
has struck down the process Of the Court refusal
to obey an injunction is punished by imprisonment un-
oil the parties agree to obey the order OF the Court,
but the power Of the Court here in a case which is
purely criminal is limited to fine. The Commissions
e,s were ordered to stand up. After some remarks
upon the enormity of their ofense and the folly Of
their course in placing themselves at the head Of re-
belliop the Court imposed upon each fine Of 81 600,
with the costs Of the attachment, and they were or
dered into the custody of the Sheriff until paid. In
medaiey after the passage of the sentence, Mr.. Mere
dith ap Slitd for alas peremptory mandamns. The
motion was then entered and refnsal to obey this
writ, If it is granted will render the defendants liable
In another fine.
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The Nantucket Inquirer says the Miss phecs
Newbegin, who died in that town Thursday sssi. -
the adyarced age of 90 years, months, hSvss =
sister nearly 90 years Of age, with whom she has
slept every night for SO year, with the exosen %
three weeks during childhood, when Mary, she SUE
sviDg sister, went to NewburypOrt with her mesAss'
The deceased never left the leland. There rs bot cns
person living there older than Mics Newbegia
Deborah Lamb, aged ~ years and some months.
General Tom Thumb, who is only q years o. ase.
has his yacht, his fast trotter Is without xs. .sa
rich is about to start again to make an exn''s'sa
himself He Is tired Of quiet life aud longs 70 "
spectacle again to admiring crowds.
John b. Browniow, son OF che no'orioss -
Brownlow, killed fellow-studcp', usmco
at Emory ard Henry. College, ia sifss'sAa Wv
days siues, ias fgh',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
POLITICAL.

The Republican State Convention Of Wisconsin
., Madison ON the 18th ut. The ticket for the en-
spirg campaign Is as follows:
rf Distrief-For Presidential rlectorWm. w. vAasss
ps For Delegate Large-Hsns Croker Of Milwaukee,,
D. District Deegstes-H. L. Ram of Walworth and @. G.
sbole, OF Kenosha AernsteE Enos Of Waukeshh Heary
Mstteson OF Racine and r. w Carpenter Of Milwaukee
Seooad Dsyet-For Delegate at LngeT y. Stoddsrd a
La Crosse. Alternately. o. BFaiDerd Of Jackson. Dssct
Gibson Of St. Crois aud John r. Bsanet
az Rock AtemateStephen marson Of Eau Claire, and r.
Mills of Grspt Elecor at LsryeWalter d. McIndoe Of Msa
thon District Elector-l. Allen Barber Ct Grant.
Third Distret-for Eector at LsrgeBrsdord hixford-
EectorH. Lindeman Delegate at Lsrge-yohn p Me0res
y. Frisby. Aternates-A. W. Paine aud August Potts
A. Scott sloan the nominee Of the Convention FL Cbs
Justice OF the Supreme Court.
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rne rr.ssachusetfs Strikes.

BOSTON, Iuesuay, Mafch D, 1901.
TIE sboemakers' strike Is rapidly extending to all
The prineipal manufacturing towns in The State. The
latest demonstrations are at Newburypor, North
rif alter, Salem, aud Suton. The strikers are or
dorly and peaceful.
Tie steamer City Of New-York, the pioneer Of d
rev lire of steamers between Boston and Southern
ports calls to morrow for Norfolk
Last night the stable connected with the Neponset
House, ut Nerohset, was burned. with seven horses
end thirty head Of cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March s, 1850.
The Maryland House. last evening, by vote Of %
to s. adopted an address requesting the Governor to
remove from Office Judge Stump of the Criminal Coat
of this city. The case up in the Senate tody-
The Senate last evening passed bill empowsflns
the City Council of Baltimore to ndorse half q mscn
of dollars Of bonds of the Northern Central Rsilroa6
TIE drivers of two city passenger cars had irseeS
at ball last night. One Of them, named Bosles. W.
fatally shot
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New.Jersey Railroads.

TRENTON, Tuesday, March 6, 1850.
To-day the Hunterdon ard Milestone Railroad bil7
was recomnitted in the House after contest.
The Burlington and Mddlesex Railroad bill was de-
fested by % to %.
The Joint Railroad and Canal Company have sent IN
a memorial. alleging that the Princeton and Trenton
Railroad BILL which passed the House. is infringe
mept of their exclusive rights and violation Of tho
State faith.
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The Hungarian.

TORONTO, c. W., Tuesday, March g. 1850.
Letters received here yesterday render it certain that
Marcus Talbot, member of the Provincial Parisinsnf
for Middesex, c. W., and his bride, were pssssnesre
in the Hungarian.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, March 6, 1863.
The goods saved from the Hungarian and the wreck
are to be sold at Darlington on the 18th March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Boston, Tuesday, March 3, ~
The bark Imaum, at Salem, from st. Helena jan.
"a reports the arrival there of the British ssssser
Triton with Spanish SLAYER, with 6co negroes On
board,
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, March 8, ISfi,
The Committee on Cities and Villages hold n, tEIS
in the Assembly Chamber tomorrow to hear sss
on Il sanitary code for New York and Brotkig2
DR.. Bellows addresses the Committee.
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Virginia ora the Southern Confer

RIcHMoSD, Tuesday, March 6, 1861.
The Senate to-day reectedthe minority report Isvor-
ing Scnthern Conference ard agreed 70 the minority
report adverse 70 the Conference The House mas ho'
set acted
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The Prince Albert Outward Hound.

ST.. JoHS's, N. F., Tuesday, Msrcs r ., ".
The steamship Prince Albert nom ,,,n snS M
probably sail this evening with news from the United
States of to- days date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Senator from Illinois Mr. Ttumbuil, who Sguei thu
by the Constitution che black had certain aliena
be rehts, admitted th for the good Of society crimi
mails might be deprived Of their rights. He was gaS
10 bear ths admission; for The ssme ground he ~
eued when II for the welfare OF society and fol
the benefit Of both white snd black men, then 1t wa,
proper to lake away from the negro certain so-eaeo
rights. The Senator from Delaware (Mr. Salisbury
bad called these resolutions distractions. They could
not be, for thew recommended immediate legislation
MIR. SALISBURY explained. lie did not thins
there was any demand for the resolutions at this time
by the action of any unorganzed Territory.
Mr. BROWN Tejoined, and proceeded. kansas nad
violated the Constitution in her unfiendly legislation,
and now she had passed Personal Liberty bill more
odous than that OF Massachusetts,. He had seem the
papers set Of resolutions, said to be adopted IN
Democratic Caucus, and supposed they were. tie dia
not object to amy of these except the fourth and th.
He thought Congress ought not to wait for any further
experience In regard to necessary legislation. When
the resolutions came up he shonld move to amend them
Mr. FITCH Dem, 1ndl replied. He thought the
common law quite sufficient for the protection OF
Slavery Ii grew up under that protection and existed
under It for many years. Whenever it was found iu
adequate he would vote for additional legislation
The subject was then postpor cd
Mr.. FITCH called attention to a communication
from the Regents of the Mount Vernon Fund, inviting
the members of both Houses of Congress 10 visit
Mount Vernon tomorrow. lie moved that the Senate
meet tomorrow at l2 oelck, 30 as to adjourn early.
Agreed 10.
MIR. GWIN Dem, Cali moved to take up the Mill
tary Academy Ib soa to decide upon the Amendment
approprang 81 800 600 to equip regiment of mount
ed Texas volunteers.
Mr.. WIGFALL Dem, Texas urged the necessity
Of immediate action. He drew pitifu picture oil tue
condition of affairs upon the Rio Grande, from the
incursoIs of the Indians snd MexicaIs, saying that
women had been rayished children seapeda and houses
burned.
Mr.. FESSENDEN rep, Me- was opposed to i'm.
meciste action the ground that they bad not yet
heard fr the President Secretary OF war.
Mr.. WlGFALL said the information he had OF
affairs on the Rio Grande was undoubted.
Mr.. TOOMBS Dem, Ca thought the Governor OF
Texas and the Pretident Of the United States had
already ample power to protect the frontier. This
appropriation could accomplish good purpose.
After further discussion, message from the Presi-
dent was read, inclosing Gen. HousOns letter, and
Heightened communication from the Secretary Of War,
communicating official reports of the difficulties on the
RIO GIaIde.
The question was then taken on the motion to take
up the BILL and it was carried, by Yeas 81 Nays IL.
Mr.. DOOLITTLE rep, Wis., moved to adjourn.
Agreed to. Adjourned.
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The pIarsh Children.

Esw-0nLEAss, TatsdAy, March 6, lsgD.
The Marsh children lse here to-day for CalilDrds.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Adminfstrator,s Sale.

IN pursuance IF order of the Probate Court of Sum
= nit County, State of Ohio, made the seventeenth
day of February, 1860 in the of John Marke ad-
against Hudah Merritt and others The undersigned viii
on Saturday the Path dsy ut March, 1850, o'clock
NJ, on al puifc auction at the door of the Court
following described real estates 81 Township
Of Windhan County of Portage End State aforesaid and
Is known as being rart of lots number nineteen and
twenty one in said township and containing eighty
of land more or less being all the land owned by said
G b Merritt in said township Of Wndham, at the time
of his dec,ase. - -'7.s
Terms made known at time of sale. sa ssa
JOHN MARKULIE,
Adinistrarov of the of Charles B. Merritt deceas-
ed. fel QoAw 1'7--s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Farm FOR sILE-Tbe s,,bscriber

offers for sale his Fa 10 of aheul Ninety light acres
situate IN ksyenpa Porpe County. ehln ON the Cleye
rate limis Of the village OF Rayenna. Tie IIn ebra-
ees about seveniy Of mpro,ed land unter high
state Of cutivaiion and tie eance tbere
and; the Whole pleasantly locaed, ed by never
iaiing streams. suiiatIe for ain r sock firm, and
esated withinone hundred rods of present Depot of
the Cleveland and Pitt Rail Read and fe hum
dte Zee tof he contemplated Union nrT OF the Cleve
land & Pittsburgh AID Atlantie & Crest Western Rail
Ronds- he Dwelling House is iarge and conimodious
well and conveniently arranged witbR weil of pure oft
water large orchard of grated and choice anpes and
gene'al variety Of other fruit There large and
commodicns farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and
Carriage barn, and other ont buildings in good repairs
making it of the ost desirable farms in Northcr
Ohio For terms and particulars, reference may he had
10 II Y Beebe or H. G. Ranney by letter otherwise
or to the subscriber. = ~ WILLIAM GOODMAN
Raytnna Ohio, April IL, 1889 aprI3s'0sH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
One Word to nav Old Patrons,

FEEL confident that | can sell Goods to cheap
snIy person in your Courfy, and hereby pledge
myself to do aud pay good prices for your Produce
as any market this side of New York will warrant.
On the first OF January, 1860. intend to commence
selling goods for ready pay exclusively.
have lately made large additions to my former stock
so that call il Complete and have reduced tho whole to
really pay prices SO That Ifeel connent give good
bargains 10 Customers they will feel disposrd to ask
ear the attention of buyers to examine and see if
nisj udge in this matter Goods delivered the above
date must be settled for delivery Especial bargains
cepte) ard in future intend motto that wiz not
be undersold. 7nti1i5 = u 20 at- j. BELDikG S.
E Randolph, Dec. %, 1852 jan4-tf5 sa.5 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
.s......s. roo. e. :. 50. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROO TPILLS,

THE reason why people distressed hen sic K
and Mhy so many die, is because they do not get q
medicine that will pass the afflicted paris, which
will opeu tn natural passages for the disease to casI
ov hence, large quantity food and other mater is
lodged, aud the stomach and inestDes literally over
flowing with the corrupted mass; thus undergoing dsa-
gre able fermentation, constantly mixing with Ihe blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
and artery, nntil life is taken from the body disease
DIR Morss PILLS have added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick to bl,oni;ng
health and happiness Yes. thousands who iare be en-
racked tormented with sickness pain anguish
whosr feeble aes have been scorched by the burning
elements OF raging fever and who have been brought
It were, within step of the silent grave stand ready
to testify that they would have been numbered with the
Dead had not been for this great and wonderful
clue, Morse'e indian Roos Pills. After doses
had been taken, they asonished absolutely
prsed in Witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate and strength and take away ali
sickness pain and anguish, hut they once 60 to work
at the foundation of the disease, which is The blood
Thcref1re will be ssown, especially by thor
these Pi that they will cleanse purify that dis
deadly enemy-wlll take its fight ana the
flush of youth and beauty will again return and The
pect Of long and happy life will cherish and brightea
MORsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold BY T.aac
Swift and O. Hach Rayenna all dealers in medicines
B. l. JUDsoN, so Leonard street, New York Sole
VIM. NUDGE & co., Propfietors of Traslx'e Ma1ns.a
tc Ontment Eearlville, Madison Co.. N. p, Gener
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRIcE, 25 cent? per box. ",t-'
Tuaa -lr lg y.g . u
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LEGALN
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrator Sale of Real Estate.
AN the ea1ss day Ct March, 4 ID 1-6O, bstwsen t,
~ huirs If 10 o'clock A. and oclacS P. M on the
premises in the Village of Ravenna III he sold to he
highest bidder IN following real estate hich Cyr
Preniiss ate Of P,rage County, died seized,
Situate in said Village of Ravenra Couny of Portage,
Ohio. known by being in Lot No. 6l Sub No. IL, hound
60 as follows commencing at point S. i So. W. s
Grains from The w corner of said Lot No 81; thence
S5 E 10 chains along the south line of land of Rob
ert King, To n post thence 10 5z W. II chains IS
links TO the cester of mill road along the center
OF said road 62% W II chains, 42 links 10 post in The
west line of said lott thence along said line N 10 5y
E. Y Chains IS links, to tie place uf beginning
ing aud 90 100 acres of land tie the mere or less
also Lots No 81 6S 66 3d. ali of Lot No. excepting so
feet of &" th Narih end thereof and Lot No 93 s by
80 feet, in the E. OF he same, being subject to
lease for indefinite term of years Also, piece or
lot of IA IN the south-eastery part of LOT No 49,
In lot No 50 in th y vision of lots in Ravenna extern
ding cIains 314 links E and W ol links N. and
Tuge he, with 0Is No. and No. in Harrison Village
Tp OF Hiram, in said County of Portage.
= Terms Of payment made known on the day of SALE
SAMUEL J. HOPKINS,
I.C. PRENTiSS. SAdministrators
JOHN WBIFTLESEY,S
z Taylor Willnrd, Ats for Pet'rs. Ez s
Feb. 2Stil, ts60 feb9Q zw -t.=f
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Beautiful and Comfortable

MO one can ew Park, Cemetery, Lawn, or Aven e
In which is astefuily ornaented with vigorous Maple
Fir, Elm Spruce. Horse Chestnut Cedar Ca,nlpa Pine
Ash arct, Willow. Arbor Vitae: Birch and L9bsrnun
trees without renlizng something of the agnicence Of
nature !.
Whoever owns house with pats before and behind il
may h0ve life long pleasure by the outlay of very few
dollars thereon u tn planting of Fruit and Ornament
al trees. The Spring is good time transplant Peach
Pear AppIs. Cherry QuncP. Evergreen trees as al
30 Currauts Cons Blackberry Raspberry Grapes
&c &C. La ClevelaudI have large stock of all the
going, every hing in the Nursery and Fllral line; ali
of which reared there the eminent nurser
soil of the lake shore. orders for The delivery OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees for the mapping and
ornameuting Fai- Grounds, Cemeteries, Church Yards
Lawns, Avenues, &c promptly attended to. - :
RANSOM Il. CLARK.
Rootstown, Feb. 9th, 1860 fehs-sw -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Men and Measures.

soa TIE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the patronage
~ heretofore given him, would respectfully inform
nS the residents of Rayenna and vicinity, that he
Ill sfill continues the Tailoring Business over Col
Fruzers Hardware Store, in Campbelps Block Tdrecty
opposite The Court House, where he is at all times pre-
pared fit, cut and make up garments te most fish
ionable md durable From his long experience
in the business he aters himself that he cannot fail to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa
tronage. go A+-i it .i s-H - :
Cutting done to order, at short notice. s7i=:sas
II Entrauce between Swift's building and Campbelrs
Block ~, GEORGE SOMERVILLE.
Noyamher 10. 1853. s- -' -'7f -
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Assignee,s Notice.

THE personal. properly and effects of Chauncy c.
Morton, consisting of goods, wares, merchandise &c
will be sold oubic the store recently oecu
pied by ih said c. Norton in Garrettsvie on the 4h
day of April next Commencing 10 O'clock In the
noon nf i'd day, and will continue from day to day
thereafter, until the properly is sold.
Terms of sae.-Twenty per cent will be required ia
be made at the of sae Thirty per cent. In addition
thereto in two mouths and the aIauce in five months
Deferred payment be interest from the time of sale
and to amply secured before the property delivered
MASON B TILDEN, Assignee.
Garrettsville, February 1s. 1850 feb22-6w
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! Residence for Sale

ANDTHE hest GRAIN FAEsDT NJ TOWN.
a PLEASANT RESIDENCE for sale, on corner oi
bowerv and Prospect Streets. This is peasant
toca1on house is conveniently arranged ooS oodshed
ne eistern and never fail well sof pure
4 AAls,I would hike 10 sch my Earn xone mile and half
ro hayenna fhe CaElestown rnad. said farm con-
thins d sores Of good land. There house
frame 3arn good we'll and cisern, and arr
,ot STOCK upon the PREMISES There Is tim
Der, ana al the land is n good state OF cultivation.
Terms easy-apply on the premises.
havenna, Dec 5, 1882 decT .3m JOHN WBTrTLE,
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School Teachers Examination,

FTNHE Examinations Of the County Board of School
Examiners will, after this ds:e, be held upon the
Third SIturdRy of eac month"; the Town Hail in Rs
yTenpas seommtrcing at 10 o'clock A IL.
The next Examination will be held upon Saturday,
FehruaTS le h. ,ss-i {! Il -57z
Each aspirant will furnish the Board with postage
prepaid Envelope. addressed the applicant and also
cerrae of ILoral character from person person
ally acquainted with member of the Board. s5s
asasse7-u5 l1 l.. D. w0oDwoRTH,) School
-.-.-.s5 C. C. FOOT, zss- Examiners
G HART. Portage Co.
Ravenna. Febr uary l5 1859. MT -
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s'aa ea Are You Sick ?
DO you WANT TO MAKE MONEY,
Go to the Home for lnEalidS.

You will have the greatest attention for the
same mo ey than You get at any respectable
tablish in the State.
z You will have treatment adapted to your case sup
ported by the best authority Of the Medical Schools
and ad nj iistered ty experienced physician , :
D. fou will have Bath treatment prudenty selected
and adapted Co ybur se,chosen from over twenty.
five Biths, from the Electro Chemical the spark.
ling Compound D0uche.
If yu are laorng under disease of delicate nature
You can BE- treated with invoIahle secrecy. - s' =
For further particulars send for Circular. .3a;l5
ara J. HAYES, NJ D., #-=
PRINCIPAL of the Home for Invalids, Shalersyille O.
January 25, 1860. 1y - azz -ssz4:s., t'1f 81
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DEMOCRAT.
RAvENNA. OHIO.
Wednesday Morning., ........ March 7, lss,
THE ANGEL OF TIE HOUSE.

'Tis said that ever round our path
The unseen angels stray,
That give Us blissful dreams by night,
And guard our steps by day.
But there's an angel in the house,
Meek, watchfsl and sincere.
That whispers words Of hope to US,
When none beside are near;
l. Is the one. the chosen one,
That's linked 10 rs for lifes
The sneel of the happy home,
The faithful, trusting wife,
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Manufacturer Of Melodeons
RAVEWNA A. nETKn
TaE GoiDEs sALvE-A s5sE3T 7HrA1I,

- TIE Got.DES SALvE--A '5REAr HEALING
HEMEpE Is with much pleasure we annotlnce the ad-
vent Of this article in city which has netiti,
pueh signal success IN Lowell, where It is that the
papers have teened with truly nnrveota
They chronicle where the life of lady recently
sayeda ease of broken breast anothr wheFe the life
of child was saved Of ellfflng another of
lsdy whose f,ee much disfgured by scrofuous u.
NOR, which was brought to healthy action In iew da, s:
also another Of an old who had sore on his foot
for twenty years-eured in few weeks Our citizens
will not BE- slow IN getting i.s mers,an will herald
ftoveFth land.-Boston Herald = = g $3.50
TIME Golden saive Is purely vegetable prenaration
Il q safe and oficiept remedy piles. cuts chan
ped hands sores and uleers oste sore
teats cows, bruises sprAns cancerous sores orof
lous sores, ringwoTm, salt reum, boils, sore nipples
ecrAteheD on horses ehafed desh felons lame side lame
back lips. spinal diseases fee seald head fs.
teTs scuvy eyes and nose, wsns kim evil in short
soE ~ for which an ointment is Adapted.
.sazfe 10 oWTlLfAsfc @. PEeK, Aren't, Rkvasns, Ohio.
For sale at the Ravenna Book ri pfc.
Nov. ~, 1850. unrsa-em