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mn ILLINEKY GOODS IN q N
lyL Arrival.
MIS-. W. 3. PORTER. o. Eeheoa street,
IE in Teoeipt Of 9 now and choice stock Of
MILLIHERY GOODB, -
Oompriaius
Nav BEglA ghirred Hats. EloWora, Efhbong Mourn
ing Goods, QQllgrs Yeila 40 Ala,
NEW STTLI HATS FOB UHIHDRBN.-
Tssf variety Of sealunabls and ashton.
Ebis col not enumerated. Ladies are respectfully
invited 70 o4n and6xamlne.
- Drsss maktnE donate ndsF n ths vsry Be
1aplsF. 90 maE9ik2s
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I'm 0PERA P~OsTPoEED.-A dispatch re-
osissdt this morning By Mr.. Brainard from
-BzEae-states-th that the Opera Company
wiz notbs sble TO reach this city before
Thursday snd in consequences the Operas
have besn postponed from Monday and
Tuesday 70 Thursday and Friday eve.
ntnS a
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9. B. Langslon viii speak at he
Bolivar street Methodist Church 81 three
oOlock to-morrOE afternoon. Subject
COLONIZATION n seonfrs6ands in
Ansries.
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NHOMAB
.CHlNIST z ENqINBER.

And Manufacturer Of
sFIAM BNeIHE5 3 MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. AiBoJack Screws, Bola for BriGg,
g and other uses, Iron Grating and BLACKSMITH.
ing Generally. BHoP-H0s. 6 HeWitt'a Bl0ck,
= JobbiSS and RspSihag Brsnptly attended to.
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ARKBRf IND iS1IB nTTSz
Mo.Ete4 Pub Square. funder Chaplin Ban f,
A31nteglmyas ndkeeDss opstsntIy on md ali kjns!
and Gas FittsrJ unaterials, such =,
Hsfb- PoI3= dh-fubss W~ater-Ulo8et5, Wash-Stsnda
6br-t 49, Lead galvanized and Ir0n PiD6
@ Brt44 and Aron LII and Eoro8 Pun
~ n - Easd 1srooteY AID everything neoasrHFl
fDproFSd principles, -
Ps=ff. Work Warranted and done punofnsIlT-
7 janis
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Auor AL Obn4r IEeatm6nE IainIt
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly d New York gity, Efn bay one Hun
no above named dlssassL Rs viii ~ ths an
sum for the proci that any other PhTEfclan In
ne Unitsd s'SS EsEti the sans ehaesN win
Hfsr many ysars Of tsborfous ssudy and szysd-
sncss Dr. gIBsOh q hag9y in bains able 70 Az
aouRos o the ~uniortEnEtss that 10 has psTAots6 8
system Of treatment fOr the
sPGEDY ,AND PERMAHEET 0URB
PRIVATE DISEASES
QEBtLiTE ca sERYoUs ILLUSTRATION.
q whom bad sspssdsd 6undrsd; Of doIisr5 viii
sslf-stYlsd physloians5 Who gfoe8t0 troatsnprTzts
Dr. GIBSON does notbosstth that he g. msnbsr o.
1qma Cslege z LONDON Or Pariss e perhaps some
and Who bold out grC4t exRectetionl mover 70 p rs-
EhIi that he q able 70 give entire safi5hCton q
those Who ropo8e confidence IN his ability Eld integ-
my, and that 10 has Perfected An American sygtem
don or Fairs OF any patent medicine to equal ir the
eaAcalcuFe Of seminal Wsaknasa, and All dBaa8e1 o.
hon zoEueo or secret abus9
d. GIBSON slEo claims for hls new trs1smsutt1s
lol0gtng Gdvantage1 over all otharl yet dilcoy6rsds
Andhrsfl the agents used are n no Isgpect disasTss-
spie; hs usss no reiin 81 the dark agss, snoh e
no restrictions In diet or business d required; Third,
u his treatment Il po8itigs and certain b AL cassa,
hospital In tbs United STATES aud dsmSnsrsfs the
immense superiority Of his HeE tFeatnenE over ans
otner nov kDsEn 70 tbs world IN point o. psoupt
nelsi pormaneueIi mtidneas tafcJ and oongsnis1es
d. GIBSON e permanently located In Us4slsne,
and hAI during tbs pest two yeGB performed many
cures Of dtseasss which had for years resisted al
other mode Of treatment Reisrencscan b GTe1 %
ndtTtdua5 Of the Grst respectabilitY IN CBFelAld,
Boston, lev YORK, and other cites In rskare &c
akAl AID integrity In al professiOnaltran5aeaQnas-
ggsps7slas HhuemGtiam, Bcrofnia and all chronic
dtEee3ss treatsd with superior success.
~ Medicine sent % any Rart o. ths DOuntTT o.
receipt a ten d5llaFa.
d. Gl5seE's Sew Work On FhyEicI0EJ n SAis
DIR. GIBSON,
FrQessoF Of E~lsstnoPsaLy and Eedicias,
~ Once No. III Ontario street. NJ stairs, : nv
doom from the Public Square.
Once Eours rom 9 to Il and from : 70 5 s'ciock
PaflF. tSHndAEs exoo1tad.N anEs
CANFORD'S HAIR DRESSING
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England and secured By tbs Seals Of the 9eols De
rblTmaoie dc PaTias and the lmperiA College 81
E0I sinyaidabIe or eEhsustion, SsosmatoErhos
and ali physical di5abilltisI.
80. {. Completely orsdioates all traces Of those dis.
ease thaf have heretofore been treated ~ ths nsas
rfcug And Pefniol0ug use Of C0paiVa ard oubobl
No. has entirely EuYplnnted tho injurious u59
mercury, thereby insurtng to the sufferer speedy re-
isL, Gfper5ins al IMPURITIES, and zocfinE out tbs
TBIEBNMAR, Nos. ], z and 5, are preparation the
form Of 8 loEengei devoid Of taste and SMALL and can
/ b carried IN the WaiBtcoat pocket. Sold III tin oasoi
/, md divided tdtu berarst8 doses, as Administered b.
VAlTeau Lalemhnd Roux, Rioold, &c Price 81 cash
or 4 cases f0F e. which save 81 and Ia xZT cases,
and retSli ofDr. BARROW, No. l9t Bleeoker street
New York. Immediately on r~ecsiving q remittance
! DF. BnrrrW viii 5faFgard The Hrfssemar to any paI
| Of tho world, securely Evoked, and add esEsi soeord
log e the Instructions oftho writer
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THE FAIR 1NEz;m
Oh THR LozH LADY OF Taa OzKsoa CLuH.


-
C0HTIHUEB.
CHAPTER U--THE EsOarE.
Fair IReE I'D not whh With the ri-ates tortaF.
FOR s1s longod 70 y home with Der motsFf agair.
In h5r own rative bone in the jung Is d MaIns.
sot k1og edFantage on WrY f1e dag.
v hen bu= i1ees la called the pirate away,
Sne pacEtd up her traps IN q Hackaga qaia dFht
ana maze Tor her drazdfll dlFht.
sho psoFed up band boxes q dozen OF more
AZ o9 umbrella sad douganuts q s-ores
4 paiT 'fngW gait sof the huest point lace
4 EafEe uubts aida p1plin skirt,
A tortoise SHELL basque that lcuEed we'll on q 1frt
ana 10 III gref want that the ladiea Do rcd.
Sn7 tooE come haoz nnnbsrsO q GodeJ's 80 read.
But when she had al her tEinFs and MS rssdv.
she ound tssthsr ra-ksaeW would then 81 to- heqTT-
70 Elte not her clothes bit her cd umbrsl
And q ma, she rEolvcd % SAKE her frsgen
The cave was blllt Of MilWankes brlck.
~ VS. hTe TO les higd aud he Wals FsrT fhf,k
The doors douels-sccEed - she lOJEed for arops.
toeacape b. ina TindoW vas her only hOpa.
she took Of tie cord ron her bed with q gm.
ana g iaste- Cd IL quick 20 tho str nE Wineow Eiu=
Eus 1sloIe 5ns ~ 50 sho resolved she you'd pay
Eor the rore II shs GamEEed it IN aug way
Then she vent 10 the window and comms1osd to d.
But on Lore nom such a~esiasus DO rs dsfspd.
Eor WIN ans vas f1ar hundred fsst in the
Inc cora DfoAe Eth Ls FeiGhtofiIabuIdsn 50 kir.
To those who maEuhotursr upa.
Mey9a VEG togIse. which they taks We opa
That none Woaid break Whe nIightsne NrouR.
Bur q re male str0uss stouf and able.
10 staeh cured Southern r6bI.
And n care 70 sxpsnsss ray,
But make fo7 9 EoOt and zircnE, Ws saE
10 ~ coEZUuED.1
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Take Notice, Friends Of Temperament
Notice is hereby given to the friends Of
Temperance, throughout the comfy, that
by addressing q note to Rev. W. h. Brew
ster, they can secure the services Of som
one of the following able lecturers upon
Temperance.
Please give sufficient notice Of tie time
OF the meeting, announce it, and depend
upon me for q speaker.
We publish the following names. Near
ly,an have been seen, and have agreed to
lecture. W. h. BREWSTER.
LIST OF NAMES.
D. W. Gage, Esq. J.. E. IngersOll, Ese,
Rev. A. Sharp, Col Rev. A. Crooks,
lamer, Albert Slade, Eco,
L G. Pratt, ESQ, Rev. W. E. Brewster,
q. B. sPellman, ESQ, Lorin PTeRtiss, Esq
Rev. D. G. Wright,
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C L 0 b N g
CHEAPER THAN EVER

ONing % the pressure Of shs tlme4 wsh dstsr
mined e sell our largs stock Of Ready-Msds mofh-
lcg tor CASH Ct very mail adFancs 81 ori7inal
cost
naTheC ugtom p~srsrsment, Under he sapsrus-
lon tho renowned Cutter, Mr. IA. W. Alsrrndsr.
= nltqd with tie best assortmsnt Of Cloths, Ual8i-
meres, Beavers aud FosunF8.
~ 4iilarg uninrms madB to ordgr al ahnrf no
uCe on reasonable terms.
MA great varse.g % Rius Cosh, Shoaldsr STRAPS,
s.MAEN,
oca b2 Burerior street
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Trial sr eItT RIarshaI O. A. Aiiaehlsy.
rrrrH nAr-woRNfso SESSION.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
1A SALE -fursuart to a decretal order q 81
the county oLCuJehogs4 upon the 2lst day Of ,
Yfmoeri Eols IN au action fheraia ~eddine.W
A4myra Reynolds, Y q z ueNt ffeud- Loa
J. hldsB L Flalntll5 and Asalah sel0Var Isl (
anf, u shall sxPoag for sale ~ public auefionf
door oftnB Court House for faid county. onH
deG or December, 1851 the land5 and fsnsr
scr1bed es rlsUs, 10 Wit "sifuafa in4E
anauty 81 Cleveland IN the srafe a
ths county 0fCuyah0ga, and 70 knOEll
oer six nuudrsI and tEeEfF-seVeTl.
Lords utdiYis t0n in tia. pardA
called Omo Clt5i and Is bouude0
theeasr hEee q said io.j south Afs1E.
81 the west Ice ofsa-d lot. -
frunt on MsrehRnt street. OENa
thiry-rW0 Q32) feet deep.
Bcrpt.cn snd location u ssfd 4-
Barber and Lord 8 su6diFisi1nN
noFchAnt, the plat and survey
cOIdeT's 0fee Of CaTsheEa coua
value $3.50. JOSEPH So
L.s.hlas5 Lsq Aase
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIOE.
~ TH8 un1eEaiEEed has been asboinfsd and
qnaltned as AeHinl6tTat3r Of the estate Of John
Baker deceased. an oobts Gus VIII Be paid to M,
aud all demands VIII % presented for adjugfment.
JACOB BAEER,
AdmT Of the estate Of John Baker, dec3d.
Cleveland. Nov. "a. b5ls357
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Hotiee 10 hereby siFen that I vas, upon the
70 DAY q november E6L appointed AdminisfratoF
Of The est3ss q Elizaberh Brown, dscsased, iats of
Oieyelsld LEWIS ". FORD.
Charles Wsldfon, Pif6, lPsiors S. L.WHEinsoo,1
". Up. nf ChauInl UnUa WE1
Jared Fsnkls. Ttft. JOuyahoqa eodnfg. O6io'
~TTAOHMENT@OH TIL 14TH
II day Of hoYembsr, A. D I36l said Ju8iios Is
- 4 an order Of attachment in the above acton for
VIII be tdr hearing on the 9th DAY Of January, Is5z,
AZ I 0oloeE Pm CHARLES WAEDAOn.
nOTBS6
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Of ah dssertptioHs on band. and Unifru5 uade 4,
2rd.r ~ short notice, and WArrantsd to give ssfis-
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doom from the Public Square.
Once hon4r. rom 9 to u and tr0m ; % 5 s'oioee
PAig. tSundAF8 eIoo1tad.A anEs
GANFORD'S HAIR DRESSING
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ltz, thirty thousand; al Eslaa, sixty thou
sand; at Waterloo and Quatre Rras--oue
engagement, N tacl--sesenty thousand: Al
Botodino, eighty thousand; at Fontenay. one
hundred thousand; at Afbela. three hundred
thousand Of Atilla's army alone; four hun.
dren thousand Usipetes we're slain by Julius
Cesar 10 one battle. and four hundred and
thlrty thousand Germans IN another.
lake only two cases mure The army 81
Nerves, says DR.. Dick. must have amounted
20 5,2S5,s20; and, il the attendants we're On.
~ one-thitd as great as common at the pres.
ent day IN Eastern countries, The sum total
must have reached nearly six millions. YET.
~ one year TINS VAST multitude was reduced,
though not entirely BY death. to three hun.
bred thousand fighting men; aud of these,
only three thousand escaped destruction. Jen-
ghls-khan, the terrible rasager ii Asia Ia the
thirteenth century. shot ninety thousand on
| the plains Of Mesa. aud massacrell two hun
dred thousand 4, the stogming Of kharsa,n.
N the district of Ilerat, he butchered one
million SIX hundred thousand, and in two al.
ties, with their dependencies, Que million
seven hundred and sixty.two thousand. Du.
ring the last twenty seven wears Of his re IGN.
ne Is SAID q have massacfed mare than haIt
million every year, aud IN the FIRST IA years,
he Is supposed, BY Chinese historians, 10
have destroyed not less than Is GOO, 000-a
sum total Of over 80 millions il forty one
years.
Ia any view. what fell DESTROYER is war
NapoleOn's wars sacrificed foil SIX millions.
anu all the wars consequent on Tie French
Revolution sume niue or ten millions. The
spanlards are said 10 have DESTROYED. ii for.
ty-t~o years. more than twelve millions Of
American Indians. Greclan wars sacrificed
niteen millions; jewish wars twenty live
millions; the wars Of the twelve great ca.
safs, 10 all. thirty millions; the wars Of the
Romans, before julius Caesar, sixty millions:
the wars Of the Roman Empire, Of the Sata-
Gems and tile Turks. sixty millions each
those u the Iartars eighty millions; those oi
Africa one hundred millions.
Dr.. Dick says that ii We take into consid.
GRAFTON The number. not only. Of those Who
nave fallen in battle, but Of those who have
persisted through the natural consequences
u var, e will not, perhaps. BE- o.er.ra tug
the destruction OF human life ii We affirm.
that one.tenth 81 the human race has been
destroyed BY the rasages Ut war; and, accor-
nlng 70 this estimate, more than fourteen
thousand millions n .eman beings have been
slaughtered ~ war s.ass u hegiamng of the
world.
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TIE nAsoc ii tlrE 81 maa.

II il difhcuti d conceive shat fearful has
81 vsr has made II human lile. some II II.
Incidental ravsges seem 10 defy ali belief.
I,hss 4 times depOpalatsd immsnss dt.lriers.
u modern, Il vel u ancient tines. large
tracts ha,e been TIT .auiteriy desalals, tlsst
traveller iaigat 81. from village /, village.
even run city ~ city. without linLiHg sui.
itaft luaaJiisnt In war 81 1856 usgpd IN
ths heAft u Europe. lrfi ii one instance III
lsss iAa1 twenty contiguous villages without
= single mai o. beast. The Thirty YEAR,,
Wat, II Tue seseuteenti century. geJnsed
The population II Germany from III .0O0. 900
@ f,D1U l019-. fhree.I0nrth.: and fiat of Wiz.
tembsfg tom 100000 ii III .Jo0--msrr I'm
nine.ienihsf Thirty thousand ,tlages were
destroyed n many Others ihe bopuIsiioa
tniifels del gsi, aad II I.slriets nies .tga.
ded alth towns aud tltsss there .pr.uv III
immense forests.
Look II ibr havoc u si.gs*--u ttst Fl
Londonderry i2i0D0 soldiers. bp..ds. ~,
nufiber II inhabitants; ID lhai II paf,. III
tle sixteenth century. 81. 900 victims N ~.
hunger, u inst u Malplsquei. IL ZOO MI.
dtsfs aloUe il that 81 lsnall. 10000. II ut.
thna. U,Qpni II U.teud. l2G. zoos III Mexico
80 Ugui htfs. 10000; II Carthage, 700
Ou0E II Jerusalem, 200. y0OM
Marx ths slaughter III single bat,Ies--aI
Iepanto, tstutt be thousand; X Asslef.
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
vous Or Sick Headache may ne prevented and taken
al the commencement Of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head.
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They act gently upon the bowels, --remoging Cos.
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For Literary men, Students Delicate Females and
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Larave improving The appetite giving tone and IGOR
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The CEpHALlC PILLS are the result Of long In.
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They Al entirely vegetable IN their composition and
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children.
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4 *
Norris OF Observation-Disclosures this head
L. g. NewbIll writes as follows to the Lou
isville lKen.) Courier:
II is often asserted BY Republican jour-
mails that the North is unit In favor OF the war
against the South. Nothing can be farther
from the truth. have recently travelled
over most Of Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, and 10
every place have been find some opposed
TO it, and in some places large malorities
against il and those States are suffering as
much from the stagnation of trade as the
South possibly can. They are calling il
Lincoln's war, aud swear they won't pay the
tax. Some Of their prominent men are max.
ing speeches against the war, and II it lasts
much longer there will be revolution in those
States, ia places where. few weeks ago.
men dared not say anything against the war.
They now openly denounce it in the same
terms that Mr.. Lincoln did the Mexican
war. as being an unholy. unchris,ian, unjust
abolition war. Many Of them say that il
they have 10 fight they will fight for the
South. and that they are in favor Of letting
the South 20 in peace. saw one Democrat
Ia Iowa who said he had six sons, and but
one fool amongst them. He had volunteered
and gone to Missouri.
The fact is, Messrs. Editors. The Lincoln
government will be forced to let the South
90. The North is ruined INV; corn is only
worth seven cents per bushel in Iowa and
Illinois and every thing else in proportion.
| saw one steam mill IN Illinois run with
corn FIR fuel IS being cheaper than wood.
and il will be imposslblr for the people to
pay their taxes. Some Of the Northern peo-
pie think that they can rest secure At home
from the horrors Of this war. but know that
there is not a town or hamlet IN the whole
North bnt what will be visited with the
swntd and torch il this war goes III.
know what ! say--and time only will verify
my prediction.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
, Scientific and Practical Asrlenl,nre

D. Henry Stephens Frs ~ f.dinbufsb *, IL,
y. Norton, Professor % scientific Agriculture II
Yale collage, New Haven. vols. ROYAL octave
1000 page, and numerous snsIasings.
rms - eoniessedly, the mo.i complete vol an Al
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80 publishers have resolved 10 reduce ne
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Pau,r.
Published Ia Augusta, CtOrgia.
DIR. y. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

In. - LELt agricultural Editor.
W. W. MANN, Literary Editor.
ENHIs i the title Of Weekly paper, devoted % Al.
nealtufe, Literature and Al, which am publish.
ing % Augusta Georgia. !. will be 10 quano form u
eight pages, folio slzeeach issue 10 contain iosty Co
amhs q matter. will be 40 general slse similar 10,
aud ~ size somewhat larger than The New York Led,
ger will Dc Published o. good book paper and III
he IN mschanical execution ID The best STYLE Of typo
graphical a In utility, i will be aIl thai the bes a.
nentura science aud practical know ledge 81 The souh
con ufalsh. weekly visitor 10 The homes oi south.
planters ard farmers, Ii will b more useful mi
acceptable io HON than any monthly joulna of equal
meih
NJ am !. q establish psperl that win Zen yihcle
q information that Will be useu 10 Southern planters
and farmers, and repository Of southern thoaeht
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

FhILApELFHiAs
Benevolent Institution established BY special Endow
ment, for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, ai-
Aieted with yrulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
fihe Sexual 0igans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given GRATIS, by the Acting
W Surgeon, toa who apply BY letter. with descrip-
ton Of their condition. (age, occupation, habits Of life
&c) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
nished tree 81 charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhua, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed In the Dispensary, sent 70 the
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps fol postage will be acceptable,
Address DIR. J. sKILLlN HouGATON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST,
Philadelphia Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EDWARD D. HEARFWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHIlD, Secretary.
March 20. s4--l2mo
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT /

4 PPRIHENDED snd lodged IL jsil in HiIi.bo
rough, Orange county. N. G.. on the I4th o
Apfil, negro man supposed tweniy.ihFee o. twenty
lour years DID, quite black about Eve feet nine o. tsn
inches high has tro sesn setoss hi breast, ssys ~
nsms = Nsihan. and belongs 10 Ksyner Foundland,
Of hetmond. VI. The owner csn get him BY proving
property snd paying ~ cost sud chsfres.
x. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
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