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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27

will leave you sum Esscns and call around neat
year fur my pa, when you will be rich and -four
ishin."
al promisc,' scd Lazybones eagurly.
| I then Civ him bottle Of Essens fur himself
4 boys, and fur the ole woman q darter, and
left the following dreckshuns for EN- 10 foller
lst. Take the Essen. in diminutiye doses when
needed.
@ Rise carly, live tcmperately, cat moderately.
g. Abstain from smoking, chewing, and all fl.
thy practices.
| 4. pe Industrious, frugal, good natured and
happy.
g. Work with system and regularity, and every
ono mind bis own business.
| g. Do everything in season-drive your work
and never let your work drive you.
7. Treat your horses and cattle humanely--feed
Item well.
8. Stop all holes In your hog trough, and keep
pouring in plenty of good slop.
gJ- N. b. Foller these dircckshuns closely or
the Essens will lose its charm.
| next called at Farmer Thrifty's to kolect
a quarter for the bottle Of Essens Mi Ole Dad
sold him last year and oh, what a change Ev-
erythng neat as a new pin the fonses
wcr bran splntcrnew, with konvenicnt gates to
em for ingress and egtess, and everything bore
cheerful aspcck the bosses wer sleek us lnoases,
x the pigs as fat and sassy ms pussy old tavern
keeper, or a Alderman with thar ndrratiue kurIed
up, q mean the pigs tales) and an extra link in
en- like un2 girls "bo ketcher," and about as
purity.
Mr. & Mrs. Thrifty met me at the dorc, gev
me a harty welcum, and bade me cum in, then
interioosed me to thar darter Rosa Bell, who
pia is very fine speciment the femme bonnt
bouche--to use Phrench phraze-she bcin beau
tifull as Ilebe, lovely as a angel, sweet as n
lump Of shugar, plezant as II baskit ov chips.
l komplide with thar very pressing invtashun
to sta till mex da, & in the meen time spent the
time very agreeably discussin the usual topck:
ov conversation, viz 4; The weather, pollytcks
war, &C., &C.. and also had sum "little took
with Rosa Bell after Old Sol had retired to res
behnt the Western horizon, but Pl not report
this in full rs you Ole marrid folkses doant keeI
about sich things, and the young uns wood rathur
lam by experience besides you mite konsder
me sumwhat "smitten. konfess hev natral
likcn, in kommon with other young fellers, for
nice young ladies, sich as ar perite & affable in
thar manners and disposition, and not "stuck up
or too lazy to work. but who keeps everything
about house clean and tidy, and kin cook a goot
meals vittles, jiSt like Miss Rosa Bell Thrifty.
More Ockashunly,
Yours Konsdcrably.
JONATHAN Q. SMITH, Jr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Re-SCROFULA-WILLIMs COM.

POUND EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA AND
lUDlNEPOTASSUM The following certificate
OF tile virtues Of this preparation, is from well
known Physician OF Dixon county, in this State.
CHARLOTTE, Ky, Sept. Is, 1852.
Mr. +. WILLIAMS; INSTANCES are not rare
where the attending Physician fails TO cure well
confirmed scroiula. The following memorandum
is interesting;
Subjecl-A girl Of IS or l6 yonrs Of age, the al
tending Phy-icinn had failed to cure An anxious
father had consulted me, and from my knowledge
nt your pre- utOn, was cOnsti aned 10 prescribe
it, After taking six bottles she considered
well She was cured oi deep.seaed ulcer and a
constant drain Of milky matier from one or more
sures under the eur The entire ly mphatic systeu
was dee ly involved. 1hsc alone is well worth
the attention Of all; but when added to a long
catalogue OF cases of great obsinacy, cured BY no
Panaceo, ntf Nostrun, nor Patent Medicine, nc
Secret, but an invaluable preparation of Saropa
rilla. lodde OF Potasia etc, well gotten up by the
Chymis; and made familiar to the intelligent
physician, very justly deserves trial by all Ia.
boring under any OF he nervous chronic m1ladies
that uillictus. j. X. HUDSON, NJ. ID.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
For the Farmer
n ArnLEoN, June %.

Messrs Editors:-A few days ago JOHN CAsKEr
came out to this town to install one Of his party
Post Masters and give him course of lectures
with reference to his important duties. Mr. CAS-
KEY having attended protracted course Of lee.
lures on Post Office law, at Uncle Sans legal
college, in Cleveland, is supposed to be fully
competent to give any desired instruction but
he was rather uHkindly treated here. When he
was making a dinner on blind robins, Yankee
cheese and fried muSh, some mschevous boys
quietly tied tin pan to his (coat) tail, at which
he became frightened and left town at the rate of
two thirty nne-the boys here have practice of
tying pans to obnoxious dogs tails.
OLD DAD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
An Ardent Missionary.

mary Election, brought quite a number Of
Republicans up to vote and argued that the
way to make Democrats was to get Repub-
iicans to vote at the nominations that they
might vote the ticket thereafter. 1t is sup
posed that Mr.. CONNER has repented of draw
ing so heavily on the Repub leans for Demo
cratic recruits since he is endeavoring to get
Democrats to bolt the ticket he was on the
day of the Primary Election getting Republi-
cans to pledge themselves to the support Of
There are great many odd people this year.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Masonic Celebration.

Tie Masonic Celebration at this place was
participated in by large number of men,
hers of the order, aud the ceremonies were
witnessed by very large and attentive crowd
of spectators. We heard a number of old
citizens remark, that no public demonstra-
tion in this place ever passed Off so quietly
as did that of Monday. The speakers stand
was surrounded by five times as many per-
sons as could hear the eloquent address Of
Hon. l.. V. Bercc, z. G.. NJ, and all alton
lively listening to catch a word. We are
satisfied that all our readers would be pleas.
ed to read it, and we have therefore obtained
the promise of copy for publication. At
the conclusion Of the address, Burns farewell
was well sung by Rev. U. J. Knisely, A. Ru-
dy and Samuel Yates after which the pro-
cession reformed and returned to the several
lodge rooms.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Nz-TUE GROWTH OF THE UNI

TED STATES Has been about per cent per
annum, while the increase al the Mustang Lini
ment has been from 20 TO 80 per cent, showing
the estimation an increasing popularity of this
valuable article. 1t has no doubt, saved the coun
try hall million year III cattle and horses alone
while for human ailments, such as Bruises, Stiff
Joints, Rheumatism, Pains, Cuts, Burns, Cuked
Breasts Bites, DC, ii has no equal. Did you ever
see it uied without success, upon either man u
beastl 1t should always he kept in every house
and stable. Accidents will occur. Promptness is
efficacy But be particular and buy OF none but
re e.ptclahe dealers See TINT every wrapper bears
the signature of d S. Barnes Proprietor, and G..
w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the precautionary
words, Trade" Mark" in two Medallions of the
Federal Currency,
Sold 2l cents, so cents and 81 90 per Bottle. by
all respectable dealers throughout the habitable
Globe. DIS. BARNES d. Co, New York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
HrNERvoUs DEBILITY and the

chief Of oil causes OF disease Loss OF Sleep, find
Ilunnewel's 1olu Anodyne, one oi ibs most per.
feet remedies, TO which tho young can tos,ify M
having no parallel, aud the hged, even In eases
where the sufferers were over 80 ycofs oi nge de
clare that they seemed TO have new Lease 0f life
These complaints ore often aggravated by indi.
pcsion, and the pills Of doubtful coniponcnts, or
with rnetcurials arc obstacles to It's success
Therefore attention is asked to o'Pll, not only
designed to nssist the Anodyne, aud he in perfect
harmony with IT, but u perfect iomily Physic in
the most perfect form. They orc more fully dos.
crbsd In Pamphlet TO be had Oi oil dealera Dr may
bo had OF proprietor by nsking lor them sec I'd.
vcrtisouent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
The Fourth.

hc OuTtHs
The people Of this county have made consider.
able preparation for celebrating the ever glorious
Fourth of July. At this place we are to have a
grand Military Parade, Firemen's Parade, Read
ing of the Declaration of Independence by J. w.
WORRIES, Esq, Grafton by l.. r. CRITcHFIELD,
Esq, &c.
The people Of Berlin have made extensive prep
arations for having good celebration at that
place. and at Oxford grand Ball will be given
n the evening.
The coming Fourth will conclude the eighty
fifth year of American Independence from English
tyranny and oppression. The brave men of the
North aud the South who survived the struggles
incident to the gaining of our Independence nave
nearly all passed from the of active life to
the cold portals of the grave. They have sunk
under the atflcton of wounds or the weight of
years, covered with honors such as men have new
er before enjoyed. Let us on this anniversary of
our nations natal day remember the devotion and
sacrifices of our Revolutionary fathers and offer
up prayer to Him who ruleth tho destnies of
nations that the institutions purchased by their
treasure, their toll and their blood, and given as
an inheritance to their children and their chill.
dren's children may be saved from the destruc-
tive hands of wicked men.
No nation has ever existed that could boast OF
a people moro intelligent and brave, or could sur
pass us in the genius of our career. As apeope'
none have been as prosperous, and none so hap
py. This year how different do we find ourselves
situated. This country, the pride and admiration
of the great and good ofall countries, is engaged
in civil war-one portion ntagonstic to the other
fighting really for neither principles nor inju'
ries inflicted upon them. The whole difficulty has
been caused by the scbemng unprineiped polii
clans North and South. This we believe to be
the origin of it.
Let all lovers of their country, the Constitution
and the Union, as they were given to lis, without
regard to sect or party, JON in appropriately cele
brating this day so dear to every true American
heart. Let all past personal difficulties be buried
on this day, and enjoy, unaloyed, the sweet sen
sation of Americen brotherhood, cemented by the
hallowed associations of the past AS our Faith
ers commingled their precious blood for their pos
terity, so let us comminge on this day, the senti
ments OF patriotism and the glorious aiiinities o.
American freemon, thus setting an example wor
thy of imitation to those who shall one day assum
the pkees we now occupy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
For the Farmer
TOBACCO UNION.
REVISED nv A SUFFERER.


Come old and young and hear me tell,
How strong tobacco slaves do smell,
Who love 70 smoke and chew so we'll.
That for tobacco they will sell
Their right 10 social union.
They olttimes scent the atmosphere,
And you may know when they are near,
Tho not word from them you hear
Their breath grows stronger every year,
While in their smoking union.
They clean their pipestems with wire,
And fill the bowl and put in fire,
And smoke till II does quite expire,
Nor do they ever seem to tire
or their foul sinking union.
Sometimes from three TO six you'll SEQ
Collected in one company,
And every loafer in good glee,-
Then they must have a smoking spree
And smoke in filthy union.
And then the fumes of smoke will riso
Like morning mist before the skies,
And wo to him who has poor eyes
Unless he does secede and flies
Away from such union.
With impudcnce they oft presume
10 "smoke out" persons IN room,
Who can't endure tobacco fume,--
And in a dismal, noxious gloom
Keep up their smoking union.
Some keep the money from the poor,
And send the hungry from the door,
And haste away TO some ones store,
And spend it for tobacco more,
To bum in smoking union.
Those who in utter darkness lie,
May in their errors live and die,
Before those smokers ere will try
Them with the Gospel to supply,
To teach them Heavenly union.
wonder how such folks can say
They have religion every day,
And love the Lord, and love to pray,
When they His money smoke away,
In their toJacco union.
Then there are some who try to chew,
And though it often makes them spew,
The practice they will still pursue,
Till they all squeamishness subdLe,-
All for tobacco union.
Some within their neighbours door
viii cast their quids. some three or four,
And spit on carpet, hearth, or floor,
Sometimes gill, and sometimes more,
And talk of social union.
Outlines within the church you'll view
That persons there will sit and chew,
And spit upon the floor or pew,
Until it spreads foot or two,
And sing the Heavenly union.
The quid is oft so large within
The juice runs out and stains the chin,
And then always have to grin,
And think there is no little sin
In this tobacco union.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Blown Up.

BIOWH up.
Neighbor Caskey, last week, spilcd into"
Judge Sample, Rev. Hunt and Rev. Floyd,
because they, as delegates to the Presbyterian
General Assembly, opposed running the Pres
byterian Church as a political machine. Cas-
key calls these men Judases. TRAITORS, &C.
Remember, John, that one should "go slow"
who publishes to the world what you did on
the 22d Of December, 1859, to-wit:
"We hope Northern Republicans win re-
main firm, and il the Union must go, uhy 'let
her sldc."'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
That Cheese.

That Cheese.
Mr., Isaac Phelps, of Portage County, pre-
sented us few days ago with a chunk of
cheese about the size of stump. 1t was no
skinned milk cheese, but one of the incest
and best kind. Mr.. P. has lately introduced
his cheese in this place. Those who buy of
his make will find them turn out just as ho
represents. He is Democratic Yankee.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Installation.

InstaIIatiOn.
the officers elect Of Millersburg Lodge l.
U. o. F. will be publicly installed at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening next. They
are:
Solomon Marx, N. G.; Isaac c. Martin, V.
G.; Alexander Critch6eld, S.; John Caskey,
T.
A general invitation is extended to perso n
to be present.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
To Advertisers.

To Advertisers.
Those who wish to advertise their business
are Informed that the Holmes County Farmer
has larger circulation than any County pa
per in this section of the State. Our circu-
laton is now nearly l 400, and constantly
increasing. 1t is fair to estimate that five
persons read each paper, SO that he who speeks
through the Farmer talks to over 5000 pco-
pie every week.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
County Fair.

County Fair.
Are we to have an Agricultural Fair 7 Other
counties are preparing for County Fairs, but we
hear no more said about 1t here than though such
thing was never thought of. 1t is time that
there was something being done in reference to
this matter Let our Agriculturists be up and
doing
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Pithy and Pointed,

A correspondent of the Traveller says that most
Of the shirts made for the volunteers are from four
to six inches too short
-, Like a man without wife,
Like ship without sail,
The most useless thing in life
atl Is q shirt without u -!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
Uniformed.

OntOrmed.
The French Grays parade in uniform about
twice week. They present O dno appear.
ance. They will drill this evening, and ais o
on Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock p. M.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
MPORTANT TO FEMALES,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESlll
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS !,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!l
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


Is continually in peril il she is mnd enough to
neglect or m1llreul those Cxual irregularities to
winch two thirds o her more or less subject.
DR. CHEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS
l.. CHEESEMAM NJ d OF New York, has tor
twenty years used successfully in an extended pr-
vate practice - Immediately relieve without pain,
all disturbances OF the periodical discharge, wheh-
er arising from relaxation or suppression They
act ike a charm in removing the pains that ac-
company difficult or immederate menstruolion,
and are the only sale aud reliable remedy for
tushes, Sick Headache, Pains IN the Lons, Back
aud Sides. Palpiiation of tho Heart, Norvous.
Tremors, Mysteries Spnsms, Broken Sleep and
other unpeaeant and dangerous effects OF an un
natural condition Of the st xuu functions In the
worst cases OF !Fluor ALbns or Whites, they effect
speedy cure
TO WIVES AND MATRON
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the
only safe means Of renewing interrupiek menstru'
alion, but
LADIES MUST BEIR IN MIND
That on that uery account It tken when the inter
ruplion arises from natural causes, they will IN
eyiubly prevent the expected events This CAU "
ITlON Is ABSOLUTELY NEC ESSAR9, for
such is the tendency OF the Pills to restore the
original functions OF the sexual organlzauon, that
they inevitably arrest the process OF CESSATION
Explicit directions, stating when, and when thsy
should not be used with each Box-the Price Que
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 TO 80 Sitls.,
A valuable Pamphlet, 10 be had iree,ot the
price 10 the General Agent. Sold by Druggisl'
generally. ,,
General Agent for The U. States and Canada.
20 Cedar St, New York.
For sale in Mllersburg by Dr.. II. Yergin' in Co
Carnaham, and by Druggists everywhere
! November 29th, lS60.-no4lyl,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-06-27
SELLE RS
@ O u c. Ell
sNNNH.
Established 1895.

Twenty-Five years ago, Mr.. n. u. eol-
fers commenced TO manufacture this
remarkable Syrup for hoTpy demand.
Mile dreaming 1t was destined to form
80 impo rtant brpnch OF his drug busi-
ness. But from year - yetr the know
ledge OF its valuo spread (. ON family
70 family-county N county -State 10
state--till nov itmay be found in neSrlg
every town ia the Western country,
and 70 considered Indispensable in thou
sands Of families.
The formula did not como 10 him in
any marvellous woy, neither furni.had
in Indian wigwaiD," nor aocidcntalIy
discovered in wandeiings over tho
"desert wild rness," but 10 the result
Of many years experience and obsorvn-
ton In the practice Of medicine. Con-
tanning no inhsmmctory or spirituous
ingredients whatever, IL Ia not only
applicable to the vast majority of Put
monary md Bronchial affections, but
is peculiarly valuable TO children, n ford
ing great relief in Who, ping Cough and
kindred diseases. From large number
of certificates received from year to
year, we present the following:
From the Rev. r. G.. Lamb. Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, Alexandria, Ohio.
ALEXANDRA, lirkug Co.. FcbTuarg -, l6Je.
In January, 1885, had severe cough Iruceed.
Ing ftom bad cold that cOus shed slDost tJess-
s7nty, fJr two days and a night; from Friday
morning until sa;urday night. took tvice, 70 the
evening the prescribed do3a and retired and slept all
nizbt without SnolS interruption frOrs c0Vghtnq.
took 10. syfup again IN the morning aud prcach-
ed twice during the day without any oon eideHce.
Since that time have given II frequently t1 my
children and believe that 1t has always essentially
relieved them.
Your, truly, T. o. LAMB.
Recemmrnred particularly TO Clergvmen,
Lawyers and other ublic Speakers.
PI,iSs-ur Purt~r has. without so.iCitaii1n given
Certificate q the Excellence Il this popular C5uah
deinc. II will be Interesting 10 all Who
efnlrted with cOughs-P,rlbureh Daily Pot.
ExcHAACF IIlTEL. December 10. 1888
Ae,rs. EJiiors-llsving L-en fr soins time TAst
very much an cte9 with severe cold aud slui st
constant cough and having tried various remedies,
my epterined FREUD ". W. alace u this city 10
make trial Of X selers Cough syrup. ! DID
o. and 70 my great sHrprise received auiOsf IT.
mediate relief j. was with the greatest difficulty
that lectnred LefJrs my respective cia se but
taking -loonfu of the syrnp, just beiore entering
my lecture room, Oluid speak with perfect ease
during tl,s ev'suias. would pat Elariy rrcnl-
mend 1t 10 clergy u4Cn lawyers and cher pubic
speakers. JAMES n. PORTER
Prc'sssoT oj Agt'erias'et.
Price IS Cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-18
By DUNLOP, MoYcUeE 4 Co, AUcIs
pyJAe. N. TAYLOR 4 son. Arcra

a .its asal hSo rsis oSat PsofaatS ros s1tE
by virtue OF the Oicut Court the City OF ci.
m,nd day January sGi TIE ,us Of lodi e.
al Vi, Robinson aud al, the oiened Or monrr thes,iy
premises wkD>EsD ~ the lIh Of kpr r.x az fair il no:
IN fair dayJ b.,irnng r, II o'clock ~ continuing
and psnS belonging to he Ashland HOTEL MINERAL
WE'LL CoApANf In the 10 ssd sa.e mentioned as follow
Tract Of LAMP aiming about 80 situated Ia the
Riehs Fed.ckIburga Potomac ks.roaI al .a ID ral
from the r'y Of Richmond and lLCwa ASHLAND HoTt
TKAC' with ! ~. improvements N rev, cousng Of
large Ldtme HorfL bi'Di.d, erected within
past ies TIE most approved mcde nd capable With
The Cottages hereafter described Of s''oamoirg 10 peisons
All the rsqnlst oubnldufs s,ched Hoit and
among them large Ball Room ling sad BLIZZARD Saloc al
OF Nil are fully supplied with gas nd water The rsengs
bV the Northern and sorae'n Mall
sup at the Hotel Ireirs pss 81 l lsnd Richmond
daily, and hef ID srni A,smd OF boarding
at the Eoe Vi. han ne prilrse Of FsEr ileki the
billy Of b Ing eNteadd led nntcy ihe Hotel has
ye1rs past uar cr o. III 1t Of hehmond pre-
Ter resid Ms tee vi heir families riug The
p Dp;a -ht fom the ho' ard placed a esncts
rom l. III 10 lot. NINE IlASGsoME r.
TAGfs tbeny and tAsieu psnred fr tire Of tsr
lies b'srdiCg at he noe There
handsomely la of in pits. epsrSt by Vsks
borderei by everg and flowers enlist TIE bcirss dis
posed both with re!eneet ohveaeace and beauty
reder the property ory among cesra5.
for the purposes for which cessrrd bet tie
beautiful rs' Ia Ne soo,hern cosniIy The part Tie
not occupied hy The bulngs and tai grounds
hsA iie Ct "a 'yaion, aud the whole substsn
After the Sole OF the R;tI ~ there sold large
quality Of PsR3GS A. PROPERTY. slinF clciy Of
The entire s:ock Of ENifURE sn1 iNIrRt add about
he Hotel, Cosge- Bs Roon u! !.rd sllcon, Bowling Alley
KIT hen Laundry, Bakery As &C. comprising he psusl
variety ned tn such etabh hmeL Catalogues cf which sill be
f.Tnisfe on tie day q sfle
The stoF o. PROVISIONS OF sill kacs haad the hotel
the Gag = ssl-
g. ThE.r iotr MOLgs aud snsH 10: Of FAaaiNG UrfN
Sis be'cndny 10 he .ii liote CoupsnY.
The kEA EsTA r. si be Sold ID irs or n! pur.
chassrs ss na7 t-. iud -. the day ~ lie.
TKkas 80 9A.E hfH kJIfA For ti- pu- ci1-
exceeding cneoes cast or The puf ii set
N prefer IT, for al OF such payment a eKgeeithe expense
O - sale and proved negotiable vel r'ur D. fJG~
MOUTH viii inir-i tdd 'hr ha1Gce oftr pI'ras% money,
lot rsc-rdLs ~ '', IL three t,Isl 'nalE - aud
month"; she hAscs giving negotiable Fl s
Interest non the Day % sale of he deferred foF all
the purchase money cr Ne ZEAL state r>cCediug su
Targttle.t eau lie iz IN the V rfe rNtcnt
to 1t u purchaser Th- poss se pror,y viii be
given Immediately bat the title vii be Withheld un al lie
chase morrv paid
fersnH = FoySryFor all exceeding t!c clh for
OF so and npWars, approved negctshr note well
tn;sed, with interest added IRON the i4y ct sAle
HENRY L. BRj0KE, Conn
JiMss NJ. T'lr H. tos turs iell-ds cid.