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SAD BEnEAvEMENT.- oflDipthe.
ria. in York township. this county, within
ono short week. Six Children, being the
whole. family Of Hampton and Elizabeth
Morris. - 1'2 =
The first and eldest boy, died January
14th; the second. January l7th, and 4
on the 81 st. They were all buried on the
22d nit, at the same time. st C2airs
vills Gazette.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT BELBAIR Pat.
rick Lensky was killed instantly, Wsdnes'
day. by H.. bursting of a circle saw at, The
.geo6 depot of the Ohio Central Railroad,
"A sfragmentsof the saw struck him in the
neck severing his head from his body
He is represented as being worthy mar
of middle age, AID leaves ., widow and
Eve children. car z1gla.,
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! Master Commissioners. sale.
51'asss0 Laughlin & Bnshnsld, a'e'S& 'H'
against
.ta4 !ia7F. sDav' and o.hsr,sas hn -

sds utng .slF. Day and oslsrp.sRs ba
BY virtue Of . mandate 10 me- directed from
the court Of common pleas of tho oounty lef
Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, will ofef fof
sale at public auction, at the front door ofths
court honse, in tho townuf woodsneld, in said
county. bst~een the hours of 10 o'eloskdas
M, and 4o'clock p m, on sts; s.,s x;e.,rns.
Saturday. the sth day Of February, 186l,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county to wit: ~ ssssf sss JAR
Lot Number Twenty One .
IN the town Of Leb.nen, with the improve.
msnts thors0n, IN Monrss county, Ohio. sss'9a
WIN. OKEY, Mass Connie AZ
s5so4 ssa ssifasppe Montos eepnfy, Ohio.
January Is, lssl.--S3,4s. Sra as ~ lEsi
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Sheriff Sale.
William Anshutz,
against
2rF Martin Troy.H

Df virtue of a witt Of venditioni e1ponas to
ID mo directed from the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m ,
and 4o'clock, p. M, on .e9l
Saturday, the 23rd day Of february, 1881 ,
the following described real estate, situate In
said county, to wits I~5sas
Lots numbers twenty-seven (21) twenty
eight (2s,) and thirty mine (3s,) in the town
of Clarington, Monroe co unity, Ohio.
Levied upon and ordered to be- sold az the
property of Martin Troy, to satisfy ajudgemsnt
in favor of William Anshutz. ss.tsye
Il k..s,5s 30. N. MORROW, Sheriff,
Jan. %, 1Se1.-S3,so Monroe county, 0.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
y Ouh n. houA8T
&! against z
Lewis Mszeny and sthsrs.


Lewis Mszeny and sthsrs. Sad hsc|
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas Of the county Of
Monroe, in the State Of Ohio. will Offer fer
sale, at public auction, at the front door OF
the court House, in the town of Woodsfsld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
q. m, and o'clock p. M, on = -,,. r.,s7fr
Saturday, the l 9Th day Of February. 1851. :.
the following described roal estate, situate in
said county, to- wit: y S'sS bue'ssg
Beginning for the same at stone corner
to Adam Suter; thence north 6S degrees west
63 rods to sugar tree; thence north 81 de-
grees Ill rods with Suffers line to a stake
bearing witnesses Inns, one inches, the
other - inches in diameter, north IL degrees
west; thence north 30 rods tora stake bearing
witness trees beech 16 inches in diameter.
north 81 degrees west ii links, beech 6
inches in diameter south so degrees west l3
links; thence north 81 degrees west 10 rods
to an ash tree feet in diameter; thence north
33 deg, ees west 8 rods to a dogwood 5-inches
in diameter; thence north IA degrees east S
rods and links to sugar tree IL inches in
diameter; thence % degrees west 5 OILS to a
stake;thence north Is, deg, west 80 rods and
Is links tie a hickory s inches in diameter;
thence south AS degrees west 27 rods and 9
links to the section line, thence north with
the section-line "a rods to the middle of the
run; thence, down the run. With the meanter
ings thereof 292 and 81 one hundredshs roa s.;
thence down said river with the msanderipgs
thereof to the place OF beginning. Including
the landing containing "a acres, more or less,
except SO feet on each slider of the centre Of
the Marie.ta and Cincinnati Railroad which
has been conveyed to said Railroad Company.
The said premises beingoa part of fractional
section number 19, in township and range 8,
and being a part of tract Of land conveyed
by George Thompson to Hicks, and by said
Hicks conveyed to Lewis Nozsny. .fs-... 80,
9''9 * ,''f ~ WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
.9Tso9 gl sas Monros; Common Pleas. 9
January Is, 1e61.--$7,S0.Ia - o. =92salG
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Master Commissioners Sale
'VsvPH 1NyVHs
3 against ga
ohm Wiley and othsrs.

~
g.;.. .yra,, John Wiley and othsrs. ,i,.,4 ii
BY virtue Of q mandate to me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of the county
of Monroe in the State of Ohio, Twill offer for
sale at public auction At the front door Of tho
Court House, in the town Of Woodsfsld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1861.
the following real estate, situate in said cour-
ty, to wit:
g The north east quarter of the south west
quarter, and ten acres of Of the east side Of
the north west quarter of the south west quar-.
ter, all in section twenty three, township two
and range four, containing fifty acres, more or
less except one half an acre decided to onstatt
& Hyde, off the west side. Appraised at five
hundred and fifty dollars 0 WM. 0KEY,
+ Jan. l6. 1sSL-S3,As. Mas. Com. n. C. p
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NOTICE.

an the 4th day of February, in the year
" 1861, the Probate Court of Monroe Coun
ty, declared the estate of William Tidd, Sen
deceased, to be probably insolvent. Credit
ors are therefors required to present their
claims against the estate to the, undersigned
for allowance, within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not be en-.
titled TO pay yment.sea sWM. TIDD, Admir-. o
sd February l3. 1861. --4w. .ssss. E.ss
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Road Notice.

There will be : petition presented to ths
Commissioners. of Monroe County, at their
March session, praying for the location Of =
County Road to commence attths County road
near Samuel Clegg's thence down the nortk
fork of opossom Crack by the most approved
route to . its mouth. thence down tho main
Creek to intersect the County road near the
Salem township line. "a PErtTroHm,
| Feb. s. 1851.
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i Master Commissioners Sale.
ggsfls4 ls William Hastman, ssf.'s
against
PurtYman Cathel.

urty Mau Cotuei.
ON mandate from the Court Of Common Pleas
" OF Monroe County, in the State Of Ohio,
by virtue of said mandate, win offer for sale
at public auction, ut the front door of the
courthouse, in said county, on '9
Saturday, the 23rd day Of February, 1881.
between the hours of 10-o'clock, .. M. and 4
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: r., 80 sjg;...,.-l5 ~ 80
Six acres in the north west quarter Of the
north east quarter of section 13, township 4
and range 4, commencing at the north ives,
corner of said tract, thence south 40rods on
the line, thence east "a rods, thence north tc
the section line, thence "a rods on said section
line, to the place of beginning
.,ize1 JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pfsas.
January 2s, 1eN.-&4,ee.
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/, NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

.usmow sss.s, Jacob Bontrager, rean DOW
.4.--.- against
+i-~ - Friend Cox. '" sF-'Sh t0-i
Before George Caldwell, Justice Of the Feacs
Of Green township, Monroe County, Ohio.
Friend Cox will take notice. that on the l2th
day of January, 1850, a writ of attachment
was issned in the above action by said Ju.tics,
amount demanded 1885, which has been
served ON Lewis Moblsy, and that said case has
been continued until tie 9Th day Of March
1851, at o'cleck, P. II. --...,...i .fz,a
- JACOB BoNrRAGRR.
February 6, lS6l.-3t. S!a' H2Rhi $40
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. AIKEN BACK TO OH1o.-Clayton. the
horse thief who was rrcsed in Wheeling,
0tsthel steamer Courier week OF two ago,
with two sGne stolen horses in his posses
sion, was brought bsck to Ohio on Mon
day by the Sheriff Of Guernsey county
upon srequisition by Governor Denni.
son,-BarnesviAe IateNigencer. rr.s,s
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& ts4 & Found Dead.

The Nc Connellsyille Eaquirer says tha,
on~-Fridayseyening- the ash ult.,~ Que
Milton Heron found a male child, on the
lands Of George Hammond, in Belmont
township, about five miles from town,
dead. The evidence before the coroners
iary shows that it had been murdered by
some one, but as TO who the person was
there; arc various conjectures. Marks OF
violence were on its person. 1t is sup,
posed to have been choked or strangled,
% there were strings or cords around its
neck; and as If that were not enough, its
head bore signs OF severe blows Great
,excitement prevails in the neighborhood.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
~ sd Eliel Hsadlyy and Yrs Kan.ix 9e.

non aid II ton against 5s4sf e9iesiar,E,
Elisha Tracy and Mary Tracy his wife.
DY;virtue of mandate to me directed from,
ID the court OF common pleas Of Msnros
county, Ohio, Il will offer for sale atl public
auction, at the front door Of the court house,
in Woodsfeld. in said county, on
Saturday, the l6thi day Of february. s6I.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and
A O'Clock p. ID. ,Ethe following Described real
estates, situate in said county, to wit; The
west part Of the south half Of section thirty.
three, (33) township three, (3) and range
three, (3) containing fifty acres, more orless
Appraised at eleven hundred doliars.liagk
s,,f.tsr,-,at -, JOEL F. RANDOLPH, 4
Jan. 16, 1s61.-$3,15. Mas. Com. NJ. C. o
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PROBATE COURT MONROE COUNTY, OHIO
e o % Settlement Accounts. aii.Isq

PROBATE COURT MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
. Fl Settlement Accounts. aii.lsq5
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
lN settlement accounts will be for hearing in
said Court, on ~ aaf laia, o5ogI f.so4is!a
.'aa. Monday, February 7s5th, lSeI.oi.4er
Simon Dorr, Administrator of Adam Steel,
ffnal;i p z itf tct7Hs 20 ssiTzsa f5jssgy
Estate Of William ManteI, by John b. NoIl,:
partial; H-s H7oa 'sis' zrdtst'asF .s1ii' $50 IS
George w. Carrothers, Guardian asf Nc
Brides heirs, partial;
Sarah Thornberry, Guardian of 81. &. Thorn
berry, fual;ts s.cEs e4 tr..blcaf s-..<ge I.r,-
Peter DOR, Administrator of Marcus Yunkas
final; lzozib .dT .al.s4hseU saevteE sa s4s4s.
Joseph Rucker, Guardian of Garland Ruck-
er's heirs; partial; ta.t ii 3uisfrsia-s ry sssY
Levi Long, Guardian of Amos Dye, final, + l.,
Peter Smith, Guardian of William Soott's
heirs, partial: - aae geisr VI ssair4 81 ..z7.
| Edward Arc ,bold, Guardian of John Holden,
final; o1s GIa u.egi bsssatrsva s4Et szsi1Ft
Daniel steenrod, Guardian of Foggin's heirs,
partial; sasia dsiaT ,:9auoi osf. 10 liossi.s.
Thomas Nelson, Guardian of Mary E. Law
renee, partial; .HfsTt sE1. le zsi
| Thomas Nelson, Guardian of W. b. and l..
A. Prohaseo, partial; -, ssr,,es-l4-,-.ys
| Joseph Yontz, Guardian Of George Bakers
heirs, PARTIAL ~. t'-'i', s'-s - $50 81
| Frederick Yssnnnri,, Guardian of Margaret
Keller, partial; o. sSl
John paken and Thee. W. Ms,ott, Admin.
istrators of Isaac Anderson, partial;
| George Dye, Guardian of Abssaif Dye, par
tial; 19f. 10, az q
A. &F. schafer, Guardian of Adam Diet
rich's heirs, partial;
/ Thomas Griffith, Administrator of Joseph
, ,Thorpbcry, partial; a.toe1.ssT -. 80.
cey, partial; ssi;. III 4. !, 80 ~:.-, -a.. .fst-
Charles. Algeo, Guardian Of $. A. Algeo
partial; zsgstiss 500 ls@e-,tl -.
| John Duval, Administrator of Charles Green
fnal;. a5-aaes.5 7.s.ff s.sa.g..-i ss.e -,..,-. =
Mary A. Vance, Guardian to VIM. Vance''
heirs, final. fatra .a~s: ..f. r...-.s.
E Executers, Administrators and Guardi
ans are again notified to make settlement o
their accounts. JOHN S. WAY, .
Jan. 80, ls6l.-3w. -.os Probate Judge.
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Legal 60, Notice. $.

FREDERICK Schumachsr, of Baitinore, Ma
J. ryland. will take notice that Thomas Mitch
ell & Sons, on the 9th day Of October 1850,
fled in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mem
roe county, Ohio. their petition against him,
demanding the sum of $7S4,6e, with interest
by said Schumacher on sale 81 Tobacco b.
longing, to- saidG Thomas Mitchell II ssns.
That on the same day = writ OF attachment
was issued in said case, which has heen re-
turned served, aona Reuben iHawkinse SJekn
Wenmoth, Joseph Weir and others a. gar
nishees. You are required 70 appear IN said
court and answer on or before the 23rd day OF
March, 1851, and in default judsnsat NH be
taken agaiuat Jon By confession. ..i :, 49,,
',' SIMPSON HOLlfSrKK, %
Jan. le, 1sei.-sw. Att,y fdr rifs.9
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Monroe Lodge No. lse.
e.ygN DR.. r. NJ. Andrews. ,-s,e =
WYPHYSICIANA AND SURGEON
@ @Residence in Adams township,
G0 on his farm adjoining VIM. Alexander.
June 27, 1855. -f,sE..r .rft,-..,. -, 80. :-r
Master Commissioners Sale
Thomas Carnes,
anainsf

.--, =, -. THOMAS Carnes,
~ against
James Oliver and Mary Oliver, his wife.
BY virtue of a mandate to m . directed from
the court Of common pleas of Monroe, county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the front door Of the court house, in said
county, OH .s2H'I ,RI'S .is7tt -''e,aAaESS
Saturday the End day ef March, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. M, and
O'clock, P. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: "'
The south west quarter. Of the south west
quarter, of section 6i township 4, and range
I, except one-half acre in the south west cor
ner of said lot. o.
'l,S JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas,
Jan. so, 1S6l,-S3,45. so
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ATTICHNKNT NOTICE.
"A. D. briggs, Plaintiff,
against q
F1 rTEfT e6oiuSs LaEsFf 3

e - Joseph Dornon, Defendant.
Before Z. Salisbury, ]. P. Of Center town
ship. Monroe County, Ohio. On the s0th day
Of January, A. D. 1851, said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action, for
tho sum of $f02, 80 cents. WoodsHeid, Janua-
ry Seth, A. D. 1851. A. d. DRIG0S.
February 6, 1s6l.--3t. Ejaiaa ,acaszaf,
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'.1DuTv1srfAT0R,S SALE

BY virtue Of an order OF the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned win
Offer. for sale, ON the premises, ths following
real estate9 situste in said county, to wit; bas
The south east quarter of the south east
quarter, of section twenty two, in township
three, and range four. Said sale will be .,
Thus sday the 2 lH day of february 4 86l.
on the following terms:-One-third cash, one
third in, one year, and ons-third in two years
with Interest on the deferred payments. Sold
as the property Of Jesse Echols. deceased, tc
pay debts. SAMUEL SLEGG, Admir-.
January 2s, 1861. l.Ls2, ,7oTo15eL ia
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Clarington Lodge. No. 263,

CfF.& & A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday on o,
.ceding the full moon in each month.
JNO. D. O'CONNOR, W. NJ.
James Marshall, S. w. G.. p. Horn, J. w.
Jacob =. Morrill,, sec'y. Wm; F. Booth. $. D
Henry shuttz, J. D. Robert Chase, Ter
James Messerly,s T. - -. -
January %, 1S61.=Iy.
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Penniman & Robinson's Exhi.

,ssAI bition. s3,a s
Messrs. Penniman & Robinson will
rive an exhibition of their panorama at
the, Presbyterian Church, 10 this place, on
Friday evening. Those who have wit.
messed this exhibition. speak well Of it,
and recommend it as well worthy of pat
ronage. Let us all go and see iton Fri.
day evening.
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s.. SJJMMERFIELD.
N @ R NJ A T. AC ABE NJ Y

The, third session of this institution will
commence at S U M NJ E r F E L D, No
BILE County, Ohio, on Hag fiE
Monday, the 18th day of APRIL 1851,
Under the direction of WN. WHKkLEs and
Jos. C. CLARK.
In view of the growing demand for trained
and competent teachers, we have determined
TO establish, in this part of the State, school
wherein men and women, designing to enter
the profession of teaching, can be thoroughly
OF imparting instructions will be thoroughly
discu, sed, and the best methods carefully
pointed ont. --%A'si -3A9
1t is also our design to make the ACADEMIC
department of the school inferior to none in
the State.
Maps, Glo5es, 'Chsmical and Philosophi-
ghiaaa1 cal dpparat,ts; &c. &c. aiai..s]
Shall lend their aid to the illustration of the
| various sciences; and thoraughness, the life
and soul of education shall mark every step
| of the stulents progress,
We have had under Consideration various
points at which t o locate our school, and have
chosen SUMMERFIELD, beeause. 4 1bsggl .
| 1st. 1t is, in a ,p.rt Of the State remote
| from the Normal Schools of Lebanon and
Hopedale.
End. It Is in'tha midst Of an enterprising
and wealthy people, who are able and willing
t. educate their sons and daughters. z.
! 3rd. 1t has always been noted foriits NOR
ality, andespeeiafy forrits opposition to in
| temper ance, sa 10 }1s5Hfzcs36 ltZ dssI i5ttt
Tuition for Term of Twelve Weeks, Sc, 90 e.
/ s E5 No deduction except in case OF pro
/ tracted sickness. al e4fseS
| e. For further particulars inquire of
bs4 WM. WHEELER, s.Fi sessf ~ {Et,s
ORD. c. CLARK, aSummeraeld,
| Feb l3 lS6l-3m S-.r ,er
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Horses Wanted!

Wanted by the subscriber against. the
18th of February. ten or twelve horses
weighing from 1900 to 1900 pounds.
JOHN A. LOPER.
Mr.. Loper's residence is four miles
east Of Woodsfeld, in Adams township.
Feb.sl3, 1861 -3t. pd.
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DIED-on the 7th of February 1861, at
the Residence of her son-in law, in Center
township, Monroe county, Ohio, Mrs. MARY
YoSTY aged SO years. F~s'
Mr.. YosthAd been member of the Church
of Christ for many years, and it is with pain
full emotions that we record her death. Her
last momentsswsrs breathed out in calmness
and resignation. She has left q devoted hus-
band and Eve children to mourn their loss, but
her eternal and glorious gain. Mrs. Yost was
much beloved by neighbors, relatives and
acquaintances; in fact to know her was to love
her.
sss1Whbf forced to part from those we love,
Though hope to meet again;
7asWsstill pang of anguish prove,
And feel touch of pain.
ButzH our views are fixed Alright,
~ A sacred hope is given; GC.T
.ji Though here our prospects eldin night.
~. Wsllmeet again in Heaven. 10
.x-T.,,|,Fr ssI CHARLOTTE TRuAx
.oaOEPARTED this life Feb. 9th inst.
gln Lswisviile, this county, JAMEs MADISON
SON of Alexander and Sarah Buchanan, aged
: g. years aud "a days. @ @t2}' o't-'
He was brought to his end by the prevail
ing epidemie Dipthrria. - - = ifz
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NOTICE.
To all Whom These Presents
$50 Shall. Come, Greeting: :

!, A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
n to the undersigned, will save themselves
cost by calling at my Shop or house in Woods
field, one door north of Willism Davis tav-
ern and settling With me in aW ~ +
v7sis ,,a4i.,s7F -FOUR WEEKS seiqTsssbt /
from this date, a. must have money to pay
those am indebted to in Wheeling and else
where.
b If those indebted to me will not come in the
time above specified, their notes and accounts
will he left with the proper officers for collec-
tion. FREDERICK RlNOS. f,
February s, 1S61.-3w.
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Master G. Commissioners Sale.
Oblingsr Ailligsn, Executors Of TAse1srs
Bsnninghaus, dsesassa, i.Aas
a0aiust

Jacob Kidkif and 9stherS., o. sidr
BY virtue Of mandate to me direeteA from
the court Of common pleas: ef the feoantys {
Monroe, in tho State Of Ohio, 4 will se9er fss
sale At public auction, at the front door pfy Ne
court house, in the tow psof Woodsesld. 81 said
county, between the hours Of 10 e'elsek a,cp.
and O'Clock p. m..ona ass haa =: sasa
saturday. the 18th day Of february. 1881.
said county, TO wit: -. .,e
/ The south east quarter of the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter ef he
north east quarter, all in section ten, township
ave, and range seven, containing eighty acres,
more or less. -. WA.r OKKY, Mas Con,
Jan. fs, lssf.-r$s,+s. ~ Mon. ce.o.
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TvTlrW WATCHES.
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Ib- Woief-iSI'ei. ls~tis-s wst1makers sss
ats'ers "a 'sssshs-. hsv4ns s-.aght sna 80 k.ss
oso Watches fr number q years p.ss, sna s-yfsg
dealt IN al kinds q foreign wstche- icr nc,s
Iss-r sriad o. sinsa. beg - state tb.s they hss-
never dealt ia Nsich-- which. clsss. Or IN isti
vidusi uss'Ano.s, hars mn msse sa,isasrsofJ T.
themselves 80 oa-ss~er-.s whether IN re-p>-< -
durability. beauty q ;ni.h. pnashsraxsicayy co<rcss
prcporslon-. aororste compensation -Dd st,nssne.-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

Belle Vernon. O.. Jan. 10. 81.
at-sv 9 : euf '4rf f-r
lease an encf .--cd tweo< i've cents. f~g y hich
NJ 80 ALL : hoz - your Csptaiic Pills. They
= tftf IL lt-t ril- 7 lave ever tiled Direct
IN v. M.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

CAcnos.--A- or satoh = Bos extensively esas.
tsrf.itt~a ~ foreign -ufactorers. 80 hs>v toinf>s
he pubic that n match i Of prctBesss ~AscA !,
uul-ccoaP.rlea - osrtifoss> gvu1lneDe-s scsr.az
sbe rsrasor q The ~asr,s. and ngred ~ ocr Tr~4>
ar-r. X h. Rie.'s. r. - -p>sscc~~o-s Apps-.as.
Troy q e..
A. tbere wssobes for -sse ny jewelers. gs--aIly
throughout tbe Union, de American wssrh ct-pa-y
70 ut -<iicis orders frr siurd- ,-1ches
ROBBINsS APPLETON.
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