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Legal Notice.

Ohm AArfHkHs. Ksskisl Matthews, JshR.
- Wiskhaa and Ann Wiekham his wife, JshI
frimbly and JsaiIna PriAbly bis wife, and
Jacob Bailey and Huma Bailey his wife, VIE
reside sut Of the Safe Of ohio, viii take as<
tise, that On the 2:th day Of Nsroh, 1851, Fs-'
ter King, a. the administratsr Of ths estate q
yshn Matthew, deesased, filed in the Probate,
Court Of Monroe county, IN the state sf okis.
his certain Pstitioa against them and ,sth hon,
ssking fer "A order Of said Cssrt TO sell Ale
tsiioving tract Of land. belonging to said ss-'
tats, saeatsfn aid county. to Wit, Yhs saat
half Of the northe vest quarter Of ssstien 1Ss
tevnship 2. range 4, sSptsinipg 7S.ss assSSil
Shst said petition is nov on 1lsin said sCsust..
AID II set fer hssriny therein on the lstA day.
Of Nay, 1851. uOLLISrRx ! OKYY,
April ., 1851. Astyss for Petite i,ei
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/. R. R.-THB MINUTE MEpI
- KADWAY,S

kADWAY'S
READY RELIEF is
truly = minute
Medicine for it will
cure in minutes
diseases that other
remedies require
hours and days to
effect: and viii re-
lisvs the agsnistio
pain Of aoute and
infamatory diseas-
asin seconds, when
all other .remediss
fail altogether.
RApWAY's READY
RELIHY should be
kept in the house
as arms are kept
fo, self-defsnss, or
a fre-ssesPs for
safety from q sud-
dea eonfagratisn.
Hundreds die fres6
sudden attackSsf
disease that one
\ rsA
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Central
To..the Democratic Contra
Committee.

The Democratic Central Commtttes OF
Monroe county, will meet in ooisheId,
OF Sdtardoy, The lsi day Of Juss. 1851
sor the. pnrpose of making snch arrange
ments az they may deem proper, In re-
gard to q convention for the nomination
Of county oficers. aud for other purposes
The following ls q list of the members:
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Alta CH1NENTj NOTICE.
Thomas II. Ford & Stephen s. Ford, Plaintiffs.
against
Jesse Byers, Defendant.
DEFeRE L. Salisbury, J. P, of Center town
ID ship, Monroe Comfy, Ohio, on the 18th
day of April, A. D. 1851, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
FIR the sum of eleven dollars and 1--WE cents
THOMAS h. & STEPHEN s. FORD.
Woodsfeld, May 8, lS6l.-st pd.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, eoUR
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition for Divorce.
Louisa Jane Burgy, plH,
against

Louisa Jane Burgy, prK,
against
Frederick Burgy, dsrt.
THR defendant, Frederick Burgy, will take
i notice, that the plaintiff, Louisa Jane Bur.
gy, aled her petition in the court OF csnmsn
Pleas Of said comfy, On the 1lth day Of
April, A. d. 1851, the object aud prayer Of
which Is, that the married relation between
her and the defendant be dissolved by said
court. Causes assigned, wilfal absence and
gross neglect Of duty. Said defendant is rs-
quirsd 70 answer said petition on or against
the eth day of Nay, A. ,. 1851, or the same
may be taken ~ true, and decree readsrsd
accordingly. cOWKN & POWELL,
April ~ leel.-ew Prrs Att,y.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,
Joseph Paulus, Plaintiff.

HS8IHSC
JesAe Byers, Plaintiff.
DEFORE E. Salisbury, J. P. of Center town
~ ship, Monroe County, Ohio, on the 1st day
of May, A. D. 1861, said Justice issued an or
der of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of six dollars and thirteen cents.
n. ]. MANNING,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
woodsGsld, May s, lss1.-st. pd.
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Attachment Notice.
John NJ. Jones, Plaintiff,
against

John Maiken, Defendant.
before Josiah Massie, j. p, of Seneca town
u ship, Monroe County, Ohio, on the 18th
day of April, A, D. 1861, said Justice issued
an order of Attachment in the above action,
for the SUM of three hundred dollars. Said
cause will be for hearing on the l1th day OF
June, A. d. 1851.
JOHN III. JONES, Plaintiff.
May Is, 1ssl.-3t.
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Attachment Notice.
Jacob g. Shaub. PLAINTIFF,

aeorgs F. Dillon, Defendant.
BEFORE Samuel w. Noil, Justice OF the
Peace Of Ohio township, Monroe county, Ohio.
On the 4th day Of April, 1861, said Justice
Issued an order of attachment against the
property, moneys and effects Of George r.
Dillsn, . nonresident of the State fer 50, so
and costs of suit net exceeding SIS. which
will be for hearing on the 25th day OF Nay,
1851 At ! o'clock. p. n.
JACOB q. snAUD.
Nay 1, lss1.-St.
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Notice to Carpenters and Me.
chanics.

There will be offered for sale On
Saturday, the lst day Of June mexs
at the town of Graysville. the building of ;
school l-house in Sab-District No. four, in
Washington township this County. The size
and specifications will be made known on the
day of sale BY order of the Board of Edu-
cation of said township.
THOMAS PIArT, Chairman.
May Is, 1S6l.-2t.
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WHEELING MONEY TAKEN
At PAR ON ACCOUNTS AND
FOR GOODS.
f: + n. KOEHLER haye received .
full etoek Of GOODS, which they Intend to sell
very low for CASH only, and will take Wheel
ing money at par for the present.
Nay l,lSs1.--3m. W
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~ Capt Albert is filing up his
company. for service. Those who wish
to join it, should apply soon.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that ths under
In signed was, ON the l1th day of May, A..
D. 1881, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
Estate of Michael Letter, deceased.
PHILLIP LETTER,
May Is, lssl.-st. pd. Admir-.
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A Attachment.

John Upton, plaintiff,
against
Jesse Byers, defendant.
DEFORH Edward Salisbury, J. r., Of Center
ID tswnship, Monroe county, ohie, on the
1oth day of April, A. D. 1881, said yustics IS
sued an Order Of Attachment in the above
action, for hs sam Of Nine dollars
N. J. MANNING,
May 8. 1851. Atty Cor plaintA
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Sherif's Sale
JAnes Denbow and vie.
against

SSaoS OohDOW duu Wllo.
against
David N. Rodgers, and others.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
- from the court Of common pleas Of Non.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house
in the town Of Wsodsfsld, in said county
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and
4 o'clock, p. m, en-
Saturday. tie a5tk day Of Nay. 1861,
the following described real estate, in said
county, to wit:
Ferty-two acres off Of the south side of the
south half Of the south east quarter of section
as, township 6, and range s, containing in al
AZ acres.
Levied upon and ordered to be sold rs tn.
property D, Il. Rogers, and others, at the sui
of James Dsnbsw and wife.
C. N. MORROW, Sheriff,
Aonroe county, O.
April a, ls61.-$3,9o.
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SHKRIFFS SILE.
Marsin Baker.
against
Peter Highley.

BY virtue of \ writ of venditioni expouas I,
me directed from TIE Court Of Common Pleas
of Monroe county. Chic, will offer for sale al
public auction, in the town of Woodsfeld, In
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A. II. and O'Clock p. NJ, on
Saturday. tho Sh day of Jsns, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section seven, township three, and
range Ave. Also tho south west quarter Of
the south west quarter. Of section one, towns
ship three, all in Monroe county, ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon IS the
property Of Peter Highley, st the suit Of Mar
tin Baker.
G. " MORROW,
Sheriff, N. G O.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY virtue eff an order of the Probate Court
Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned will
Ger for salc at public venaue, On the prem
seS, on
Saturday. June 20. 1851,
ne following premises, situate in the county
Monroe and State of Ohio, and described
follows: The east half of the south west
larter of section rs, township and range s.
lso a part of the east half of the south west
uarter dissection 80, township and range 6,
eginning tor the same at the south east cor
of said tract. running along the line of H.
I. Wise and Alexander Kenneday, north to
le Malaga read; thence along said road 3
ruthwe stwardly direction to the corner Of an
LEY, thence east to the place of beginning.
of an acre. Said property sold to
ay deb:s 10y the undersigned, as administra-
or of Jehn Il. Ayres. Terms of sale: One
,hird cash down. one third in one year, and
he residue in two years, with interest on the
deferred payments, to be secured to the satis-
action of the undersigned.
May az, $50. slDNOR sTARKEY, Admir-.
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Master commissioners Ndle.
sss Me Clellen and Knox.

John Kirkpatrick and others.
BIT virtue of = mandate to me- directed ffe0
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county s
in the State Of Ohio, there will Be offered Ses
sale at public auction, on
Friday. the 3lst day Of Nay. 1861
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, .. n, ana 9
o'clock, m, at the front door Of the eoNfs Z
house, in SAID county, the felioNins desssibs1
real estate, situate in said county, t. wit: s
Lots Ne. 81 and 98 in the town Of LsbanoDl
Also, the aouth west quarter Of section I, ~
township s, and range Z. except 40 lets in ~
town Of Lebanon, one acre for Union Chnreh
and one acre for the mill company.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Nay l, iss1-&3, co. 81
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The Fobsceo House Of Brooks aud
IJllnan. In Harrietssille, was destroyed
bv are.last week. Cause Of the hrs IN.
known, Loss from $4,000 to 5000.
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Belmont County Nurseries
ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
Fl. & S. MORRISON, Prop'rs.
OFFERS for sale general assortment of
H51@fHk AND X2lES
ORNAMENTAL TRlEs

Suoh as are generally propagated in Nurseries
Our stock Of Apple Trees is the largest and
most complete in the country, heins we'll grewn
and in fine and thrifty condition, and by our
long experience in the business, with tho
sistance Of our experimental orchards, We are
enabled to guarantee them to be what We rep
resent. For further information see deserip-
tive catalogue. Persons wishing Fruit Trees
viii do well to call and see our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Fruit Growers should
recollect that trees purchased at our Nurss-
riss are adapted to the soil of Eastern Ohio
frees grown in foreign nurseries not.
Nursery situated miles northwest sf
st. Clairsville. and two miles north east Of
Loydsviils, Belmsnt Co., o.
I All orders BY mail promptly attended to.
H. 4 8. MORRISON.
April 10 1k6O-1m
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JOHN II. NoIsI
A GEN r AND SE 11rA1V.
OF 1uE -
Menroe Mutual Insurance Conpnnv

yIIILL attend on MONDAY OF KACn WEE
w At the Ofacs of the ssviags lnstifuts.
This being the day set apart Ter this parposs.
all persons having basinsss With ths cenpasy
will please call on this day. -
~ lh 1867. (lk3 s:
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WOOL CARDING.
ichner's Steam Carding Ma.
chimes.

saac Richner has made extensive improve
nts in his sarding machines, and is better
n ever prepared to accomm odate, ON the
rtest notice, al who wish to have wool
led, and we'll carded. - ~- f@
HE HAS TWO MACRINESl
WOOL will be received and rolls delivered in
1 order, at
ACOB ROEMER'S in Adams township;
c. NIRSER'S in Louisville; .3a =.
OSIAH MOORE'S in Franklin township.
ne pound of grease WILL be required to
~ eight pounds of wool. @
live me trial, and 1 will give you satisfac-
n. ISAAC RiCHNER.
May o. 1851 .-3m.
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ATTAOHkEkE
J. H. Piersoa, PLAINTIFF,

e against s.
Jesse Byers, Defendant.
BEFORE Edward Salisbury, ]. 2. Of csatsr
township Monroe County, Ohio. On he 351A
day Of April, A. D. 1861. said Jusifss isss6a
an order Of attachment in the above astisn ~
tho sum Of twenty-five dollars.
n. J MANNING
Attorney for PlaiAtiG.
Wosdsfsld, May l, ls61.-3t.
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WARREN HOLLISTER,
A TTORNEY AT L A w,
W00DSFIRLD, OHIO.
eCsliections and the business OF the pxp
fession generally attsAdsd to in Monloe ans
the adjoining sen,,tios.
FOR SALE.

THE fns Steam Saw-Mill, in WoodsfeId
i The engine was manufactured by Sharps
Davis BensaIl, of Salem, Columbiana Co.
Ohio; and cost, including freight and setting
up Si1T5, is comparatively new and but little
worse Of ware. The boiler is 20 feet long 4O
inches in diameter. with two Is inch fues
made from strong J juniatta iron, and cost
$500 exclusive of freight, and is probably not
IS worse thau when first set.
The machinery throughout is Of the latest
approved kinds. The stack is s24 feet high
and was put up at a cost of $3.50. The build.
ing is so by AZ with two 13 feet stories. There
are two circular saws for making lath. The
whole establishments is in good repair and in
somplete running order, and will be sold with
about two acres of very valuable ground, front
ing on the East back street of Woodsfeld.
The subscriber will try to;maks the terms to
suit the purchaser. Enquire of
w. H0LLISTER.
February 20 1851.
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nAll kinds of Produce at
ken in vzsiMus fl this pspsh
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ATTACAMENf.. n

Samuel p. Jones, PLAINTIFF
against sak,-ss - & 4,
Jesse Byers, defendant.
DEFORB Hward Salisbury, Justice Of Ne
ID Peace Of Center township, Monroe eounsy.
Ohio, on the 29th day of APRIL A. D. 1Sel,
saidrJustioe issued an order Of Attachnent Ii s
the above action for the sum Of Five dollsro
and Thirty -four cents and inherent fren the
2sth day Of August. 1850. - 9
N. J. MANNING,
Attorney for rIaintiG
Woodsheld, Nay !, 1867 49, &.
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Sale Of Real Estats BY Order sfs1
,...,1z.s... Cnnrf s9sssgnAsls III 81

2. 81. stztst5tt77a OVVIt, f--ts a-,S<'t 49, -
John Cline, Adninistrator sf George wsddisy
sl SIS Deceased, essaf
against s11 SlfE
Naomi Weddle, widow of George weddle, thee
children ard heirs OF eeorgs " eddie aId
Benjamin, Faucet. - 2s
On the 18th dsy IF June, 1851,
between TIE hours Of 10 o'clock, A. n, aad y 3
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, ON the premisss, o
will be ssld to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate. asths property Of George We'd
die, deceased, to wit:
The south west quarter .of the north west z
quarter Of section twenty, In township three, a
Of range. Ave, in the Chillicothe land district
Monroe County, Ohio. -SE
TENNIS OF SALz-One half down, Sne-half IN =
one year,to be secared 10 the satisfaction Of 9
the undersigned. M
JOHN cLINRs 93
admir-. Of Georgo weddls. Deceased
Nay s, lssl.-5t.
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ELD0RAD0 HOUSE,
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE,
CALDWELL, OHIO.

TROM the convenient location Of this house
r it has grsst advantages. being situated on
the South west oorner Of the Public Square,
and convenient ia the Court-Aouss and Psb-
lie Ofices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style With all the msdsrn
improvements.
His chamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are new and clean. ae
The whole interior department of the houss
il furnished in style Of Maynifcence and
splendor,s r,sunapproachable in .thess diggens."
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expense for the coulter" comfort Of his guests
His TABLE will always be found groanisg
under the choicest viands tho narkst-at
home and abroad--san produce, for the "innsr
man."
His STABLE Is well supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended BY = trssty
and faithful Hostlsr.
He hopes by strict attention TO bnsiness aud
disposition .ts please to merit and receive =
large share ef public patronage.
S Charges-msaerats.
A. R. BoYcK, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April II, 1ssl-tf.
Attached to this House il the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this Hsuss,
in CALDWELL Noble county. Ohio, every kon-
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o'clock, 4.
~, aud at Campbell's station same day, and
connects with tho Central Ohio Railroad at r.
n. Leaves campbslrs station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at s A. NJ, and con
meets at Caldwell, same day, at p II.
This Hack will carry Passengers to any part
of the Duck Creek Oil nsighboring dsstina-
ton.
q Particular attention paid to express
packages.
A. R. BoYCE, Proprietor.
April II 1Sel.--tf
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Shoes and Boots.
ApA1NIsrRAroR's sALs.

By virtue Of an order sf the Probate Court
Of Monroe county, Ohio, win efer fer sale,
on the premises, at public vendns, on
Saturday, ths 25A daycf Nay 1881,
Town Lot Number 6
In Csshransvills, Msnrss csanfy, 0his.
DAVID BARE, Admir-. q
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H'O0DSFIELD CHAPTER
OF
ROYAL ARCH II Al O NE,
Meets en- 81 oAday evening next after each
full moon. w. HoLLISrIR, 4. r.
]. s. WAY, sec'y.
February Is, 1881.
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SHEkLFE1 SALE.
Israel Griffith,
against.
C;las IaNkeaa

BT virtue Of . writ Of venditioni sxpenas to
me directed from the Court Of Gems on Pleas
Of Hsnros county, Ohio, 1 win sRsr for sale Al
public austion, ~ the front dsor Of the Csart
Honss. in the town Of WsodsAsld, in said esaa-
W, between the hours Of 10 s,olsek .. n, and
I o'clock p. m, on N
Saturday. tie sM day Of Lns. 1871.
the following asscribsl real sstats, situate in
said county. to wit:
Ths north west quarter Of section 20, town
ship 4, Of range S, IN Monroe county, Ohio.
Taksn in execution and levied upon as the
prspsrty of silas Jackson, At the suit Of Israel
Griffith. ~ @
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Administrators Notice. s.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sndsv.
IN signed vac, en- the 26th Of March, A. d. I.
1851, appointed by the Probate Court SIMON
roe county, Ohio, administrator Of The estate
Of Mary Buchanan, deceased. R
Nay ., lssl.--st JOHN sxYrh. .Adnr.
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WOOL CARDING:
Spinning q w Weay-' i
lag! s.
lag! g

Tho subscribers having purchased the
Woslen Factory formerly owned by ], IL. Proc
bssss, deceased, would inform their cuatsmsss
and the public generally, that they are nov
prepared for 1888
Carding, Spinning and Wcav-s
ing. es7ssIe i essa
B snoh a. cAsINETs, BLANKETS, yRANs snxg
TWEEDs. 50 6 8e ass,sssgsres lgis
Any Of the above articles will be worked oa.
theishares, or by The yard. 81.
E One of The subscribers. John 0rah an, having
hadl2S years experivn - in the business, astsS
ters himself that he can render gsnsral satis-4
faction to all who may faver the Arms win
their patronage. Wool will be received ana
delivered At the following places, Without ex-
Pancoast 4 HeadIey, Janestcxn: r. Etenssl,
Aiitontburgi 0blinger, Miles 4 Peggsibnrgss
Lswisville; Sinclair 4 Baker, WoodAhosd: !;
aaW ~ JOHN GRAHAM F' =
a bass r. ". THOMAS, So
jerusalem, Eenros County, ehiss
May 3, lss..-3m..
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Inc polt.4o
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; II. MORROW.
Sheriff, Il. @. o

Sherih, Il O. O
May s. lssl.-ss,7b.
SHERIFF S SALE.
Mcclellan & Knox.
against
d NJ. Thomas
By virtue ofss writ of venditioni expsnas to
me directed <fom the Couft Of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, will shsr fer sale At
public auction, at the front door Of the coart-
hoass, In the town Of WsodsHeld, in said esnn-
ty, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, 4. n. and
o'clock, p. n, on
Saturday. The 81 day Of ysns, 1891,
tho following described real estate, situate in
said eountyt to Wit:
Town lots numbers sishty-two (S2l and
eighty-thres (83.) in the tswn of Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohie.
' Taken in execution and levied upon 10 the
property Of D. ~. Thomas, ct tho suit si
Mcclellan 4 Knox.
G. NJ. MORROW, 80
Nay 5, issl.-s,,n.
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|OILl OIL!l OlL!!! OIL!!!l OII.a!!.

OIL OIL!I OI14!!! OIL!!!l OII4!!!!!
-NTHlLK huAdrsds Vt people are making
w thousands sf dollars In the ell business,
1 deem il prudent to ssntinhs NY cid tsst
ness, in the tewn Of craysviIls,
Shoe and Boot Making.
have = good asssrt.s.t en- Aaad, Of oar
swn manufasturs.
Work Made to Order on the
Shortest Notice.
Yes can get Shoes and Boots Of ms CHEAP.
RR than at any othsr shop In the county.
Very thankful for the long continued pat
ronass Of the people generally, ! hope they
viii continue the same, am now better
prepared to accommodate than ever.
Wheat. Corn, Oats and Bunk paper
toksn IN sxsha~Ss for
Shoes and Boots.
hsvs hssss and asres Of land, at A
,issh, for sale, very cheap for Cash Or sn
time.
Alss, 90 acres Of land near Reinard's mill,
very cheap for CASH or on tins, TO suit pur-
shassrs.
Also, q ksuss and i've lots In oraysville,
very low for CASH or en- tins.
@ Call At ny Shop and satisfy yourselves.
JOB STACKHoUS1-
March 30, 1161.-6n. aga'a
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CUMMINGS POINT IRON BATTERY. J

TWO mlAl1OnS OF EeOple starving
The news from India is frightful in the
extreme, "famine is devastating the coun.
try" The London Times Of the 29th, in
an article on the subject, after abiding to
the fact that the famine is created by
drought, says: spoiTo.llaea has i4ai'E
It is q drought in q land where the sun
bakes up the soil almost to the hardness of
pottery, and where the earth, without rain
in the accustomed season, is an impenetrable
crust. Where irrigation works exist the
scanty waters will suffice to produce scanty
crops, but where there are no such works
there is no vegetation to be found. Mr..
Edmonstone, the Lieutenant Governor Of
the Northwestern Provinces, had himself
seen that In march of twenty miles there
was not . green blade in any direction Fa-
miles were fleeing away from the death
which threatened them. Emaciated multi.
tudes were dropping and dying by the way.
And ell this, We are told, is but the begin.
ming of the terrible calamity which threat
ems to involve population reckoned by one
Of the speakers at the Mansion House at
seven millions and 4 half. OF these IL b
stated that two millions and q hall are, &C.
tually starving: .aliad sd daiaw eIol