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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

1t appesting by nlidasltia Zee In th6olaoe Of
the Clerk Of 500 Court af0ress "a GeorEe Little
the defendn. in the above entitled anlQn itho Oh.
ject Of whieh Is % coitset A,s laafeg due on a
motel, Is not sresi6nf ri tho shia az Indiana no-
tice Of the pshdon'E Vf such egi6l % therefore
given to said Gs5fgb Little. aad dsf the aams Wln
stand for tri<f4t tho next term Me Court af3ro-
said, % 10 begun aud heid fst &iey1uut House in
tho city .of EyausVifiA n 9ls County and State
aforesaid, On she ist aiey % aepemher, a. d.
1854.
- 10 Withess Yaei ~ ~ boaia hlehtor itefa ~
said Court arfe hg3un 70 subscribed my qatle lhit
&C Q. VIC.
,La..ss = aiytfs, PpGa AHy;s.
~ fuIv1B-guw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

tappeariHg by affidavit on aie in tho ,dlce sitAe
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid, that the delenaants
above named necessary parties 10 the abpEa ru-
titled action, object Of which ls the partition OF
Real Estate and that 81 tha above nanad dsfand-
ants are non .resideafs OF tbs State Of Indiana,
notice Of the pendency u said action is therefore
given TO all the above named dffaudantst and thpf
the same will stand for trial - the next term OF
the Yanderbureh Circuit Curt 10 be began and
held at the Court House. IN the City Of Eyanavile,
in the County and State Aforesaid On he rat Non
day 10 October a. p. 1851.
In witness whereof 4, Louis Richter. Clerk
Of said Court, hsraunto subscribe my name thus 9th
day OF June, Al 1851.
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: LfRs ffine- heresst dawn is adjusted 10 osntraof
he~rs % The RissF there Is variation according
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22
Court Notice

STATE or INDIANA, uni aa5s c.a, -l c,r-
Yanderbufgb County. y IS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

Amelia Hiciyvx, EdviH ". Clarke,
Sidney Clarke. Ossiah Ciag ke, Ju-
Tia b. LOWS, and john lewis her
husbaud, JAMES .. Oisrke, Daniel
d. Blo,8ft. sonliia Hathaway, and
Frani, uathifW8y her husband
Emma Jane Parkinson, Masoly
Durham, AlbeftT. Durham ,alar9
Ann Clute and Gerandus $. Cluss
her husband, Charlotte Sc. joan.
and Elijah ii. St. Joi4u iT-r hus
band, Nancy knight anit' Eras,i Il
L. knight her husband. and SUE
san Abbott, and William H. Alb
bot her husband,
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Thomas i. Swain, j., Charlotte
3. Swain, Elizabeth A. swain,
William NJ. swain, Josiah Dun
ham Clarke, Jnlia Douglas, viii
liam Broadway, Samuel Moseiy
Brockway, Horace A. Brockwayi
EbeneZer j. Brockway-. Eliza b..
Brown and Hathauiet p. Brown
her husband, Augustus Brock
way, Kathleen RracsEaTf r.
wing BrockwaF- klar5-s5iia Brock
way, Williafn E iosu, William
Henry Pgrkinsch, Witaeld- s..
Dnsenburt, Eag-l5 1Uusen Hury1
Luella = DnDhani, 4fMFiel iusn-
ham, William 81. Swain, fh0m-
as r. swain, Elizabeth q. Todd,
Walton II. Bio0d, Horace Dun
ham Blood, Mary q Hadley,
WtlHam i. Hadleys William 0ta
Bleed, Laura S. Blood, Thomas
T. Blood, Joshua V. n Clarke,
Vgrwo~a hfr5a aud Igfffmh - NAV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

From all this, tits erident that il the
planters will not voluntarily consent to give
their crops to the Davis government, they
are to be driven to~ir by threats aaa intirni-
dation. So ~
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SiHBRElFs4s s.sAE gl70. 2sa.

wheeler a TeIah.llffl, piGis atty's.
JnlY 18Th. I8RI lnlHls-HaM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-29
MusitaI.
HALLETT, DAVIS, & G
FIR sSaIt OF On Fet.

A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
~ on the corner of Main and Beaver Streets to rent
with use Of barn Inquire of A. BANGS, on the prem
iSes. dtf mch26
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TERMS or an YERTEsuwe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or ST.
"s7caro for three Insertions and 90 cents for each sub
ssQaont Insertion. zen lines or Isss) constitute
square," Advertisements ordered inside, or In amp
Prominent place also those largely displayed vii
DO charged extra rates Contracts BIS tho year may be
aIsde or liberal terun7
~ WEEKLy First Insertion 81 per sqnaro; each sub
Seguell luser.lSa - cents,
80 Al transient Advertisements r-uat he reid IN
Ietfy or T'aT advertisers viii be required
% E!afo crsrt2-li easa.nts
~ frcta;;Cys ..grsrttseDseafs SO report reso
lgIua or proceedings Of GiiY corporation sacfetr or
and 30 communication dospuod to call atts
i9n 70 any matter 81 limited or individual interest can
'5 inserted, tllle77 5Gid for Advertisement
- The Publishers win not hold ;hclrsrI-e9 respon
.horged for the Advertisement
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will be paid at the expiration OF the war None but good
chance to enlist
This company has sixty now i'm camp at Lowell
Recruits are drilled in the Rife practice Immediately
lhose wishing 10 enlist, can do SO BY applying at the
GENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
No. 3, Union BLOCK, Up Stairs Worcester.
ola
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n E W G 0 0 d S
A. p. WARE & CD.

WOULD INFORM THEIR CUSTOM
EIss AND THE PUBLIC TMAT THEY
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM MANU-
FACTURERS AND IMPORTERS A
LARGE AVE s,.res=- = -.f,.s
OF CLOTHS. CAssBHEREs, &C, OF
THE BEST STYLES OF THE SEASON,
FOE THEIR FALL TRADE, WHICH
WELL BE FOUND WORTHY OF ES-
PECIAL ATENTION.
WE ALSO ADVERTISE QUIZ VERY
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES,
ADAPTED TO ALL WEATHER AND
TO ALL PROFESSIONS. THE MOST
OF OUR GARMENTS WILL BE
FOUND---BEsIDEs BEING VERY
CHEAP--TO POsS Ess OTHER POINTS
OF DECIDED SUPERIORITY, BEING
CONSTRUCTED FROM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS, SUPERIOR FITS MAY
CONFIDENTLY BE EXPECTED.
WE ALSO INVITE TIE PARTTCU-
LAR AETENTIoN OF ALL PUROHAs-
| EEkS OF BOYS CLOTHING. THE ST.
PEIgIOR VARIETY, QUANTITY AND
QUALITY IN THIS IMPORTANT DE-
PERTINENT OF OUR BUSINESS, WE
MEAN no KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
BOYs' CLOTHING MADE TO Or
DER, AS USUAL.
FOR ANY DESCRIPTION OLE
QUANTITY OF GARMENTS FOR
EITEER MEN OR BOYS, READY
MADE OK CUSTOM MADE, CALL
UPON
A. p. WARE & CO..
166 and l7O Main st,
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educational.
T'HEFALL TERM OF THE ER,sNJc,F

Sept. 4th.
The course of study comprises the English Branches
Modern Languages, Sciences. ana Classics.
Physical Culture T. promoted by Military Drill, Gym
NJ. r. ROBINSON pioi,o,s
au30 diff NJ j. GARDNER IiA'0iP"i''
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oOoeeater DaiIg Spp.


BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
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8rtruits ddanteo.
TTENTIONI-A fine

A ZEN lion "A fine opportunity for
- company Of Young men who desire active service
Aseli2U eilgnser soldiers, for the Sapper and Miner
tillpanEt y gt the regular Army. A proper proper
ot uat pc ShNul mechanics; they must be betWeery
e 33es o Is ana 30 not less than feet g inches high
must oe ADleppdied Unmarried men able to read and
write correctly, and familiar with the four yronnd rules
al tic, ana of good character.
Term of enlistment three wears Paw from, sl2 IN s9a
per month"; depending the rank attained in the com
panN hy merit, 10 which is added cutin ratlons and
medical attendance with bounty Of sIO5 nj fine eSnir
tion Of the time OF olistuent. " >P
As tho company Is formed it will be assirrct
70 active dutv IN the field in connection with one az the
divisions OF the army. None need present thcnselvcs
nnless they can satisfy the above conditions,
Apply at No. IS State street Boston up stairs from
a. b. to | p. NJ, daily, to WIEELOUK PRATT al
The Waldo House. Worcester.
JAS, 3. MCPHERSON,
oS dtf Captain OF Engineers, U, 5. a.
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SpettaeIea. 1T.
DEPOT, I72 1-2

9 SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 l-2
Alaip Street The undersigned most respect full
" invites the citizens OF this place ard vicin-
., ty to cali and examine o superior selection
Til of SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
154lf=N proved PERI5coPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
I'll which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight-
III ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
III sire them, according to thr true state OF their
! II ewes. The material used TO make the above
III mentioned lenses in its natural state, in pur-
III ty brilliancy, and Transparency, rivals tire dia
- mond ndfouns the most beautiful and perfect
u Spectacle Lenses ever iltroduced and possess
III es great advantages overthe common glasses
III In general use Their perfect spherical form
\ II gives more extended field vision Their
MI purity and transparency OF nj teria presents
less ODsructions TO the passage Of light-over
TftTN comes In great measure what is called BY
III A Opticians alteration Of light Consequently,
4 III objects seen through them present themselves
III lin a clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
Il III that glimmerng, wavering unsteadness un.
III pleasant sensation after prQtraeted reading or
" HI ! sewing in fact, approaching as near the per
%Z feet lens of the natural eye as it is possible for
III Rrt to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
" practice often productive OF serious conse
qucnces udcuR the minds of the people against the
use of Glasses Glasses selected by skllul 0ptcian,
made Of the aforementioned material will, instead Of
ajurlnF the eye STRENGTHEN AND BkEEFlT IT nATERl
lie keeps constantly on hand small and large SOY
Glasses; Gold Silver, and Steel spectacles, and Eve
Glasses all kinds; different patterns ofOpera Glasses
large assortment for sale and to hire; Maguifyinp
Glasses, Telescopes. Microscopes. 8e
Artificial EyeSiuserted and mede 70 order.
Having taken the agency of one Of the hrst manutac
urers of Pebble Lenses am glad TO be able to sell such
for less mouey than hev have ever before been sOli for
thus gving everybody the chance Of getting the bestor
.g"c Consultation free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, agent Opticlan,
NO 4 successor 10 L, Shrishein
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'FO LET.--A frst-class house, new and
= convenient, and desrabIy located, within few
minutes walk OF the Post Office Possession given to
suit convenience, Address Post Office, drawer No l2l
Worcester diff au2S
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YEN. BUTLER'S BRIGADEl
Mon Of The Old Ray sstatet

smother cali is made to patriotism The gallant
Butler asks You to rally around his standard
THE HERO OF HATFERAS AND ANNAPOLIS!
calls again to his brave countymen the frcemcn
sachusetts to come forward with strong hands and will
the hands Of enemies
Gen ;utl. having been authorized to raise Brigade
In New England this call has been ISSUED for the pur-
pose Of 9batnius eustments for regiment in this
tun Of the state.
DIR a. s. FLAGG having been authorized by Gen
liuter to raise regiment, has appointed HENRY
BACON, of Worcester, Recruiting Of1cer to raise
company in Worcester and vicinity
Pay aud ratiOns commence, and quarters and eouip-
inents furnished at the time of enlistment.
100 SSOunty win he paid by the Government at
the end of the War For further particulars inquire at
the Recruiting Ctce, No. 2Sl w ain Sire ct, Pipers
Block, up stairs. dtf OILS
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,1fIuur ann Q5rarl1.

S0AP&-WMchester's, Burwell's and Ma
~ sans for sale low by DwINNELL & Tact, ga
~, ssGIi3 q. Hills, aud other choice
4 brands for sale low by DWINNELL d TAFT. 234
Main street. diff s2I
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
% e s
e Constipation Or costsseness.

No one Of the ''many ills flesh Is heir TO" Is 90
prevalent, so little undersood, and so much neglec
ted as Costiveness. Oen originating in .careless.
ness or sedentary hablts;itis rega ded as a slight
disorder Of TOO little consequence exc lie anxiety
while in reality it IL the precursor and companion
of many OF the most fatal and dangerous Diseases
and unese early eradcated il will bring the suffer-
er to an untmelv grave Among the lighter evils
Of which costveness is the usual attendant afe
III adache. Collie, kheuma lism, Foul Breath. Piles,
and others of like nature. white loug train OF
irightiul diseases snchas Malignant Fevers, Ab.
C sses, Dysentery, Diarrhna, dyspepsia Apoplexy
Epilepsy, Para ysis Hysreria, Hypochondfiasis,
Melancholy aud lns anity, first indicate their pres.
ence in the system, by this alarming sympt1m.--
Not unfrequeniiy the diseases ianea originate in
Constipation, but take on anindepcndent existence
unless the cause is eradicatcc in an early stage
From all these considerations it follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when.
ever 1t occurs, and no person should neglect 10 get
box OF Cephalic fills ON the first appearance OF
the compliant, as theiI timely will expel the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
d ngerous ioe to human liie as 80 IS 'A@t
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Legal Notice.
Robert Mears sr |Inqthe court of scommonl |
vs. pleas Of Harrison county Z

Robert Mears @ I1.the court Of comman
, pleas of Harrison county
Thomas Tomiinson. Ohio. :, - s'Sa Pa'' y
The heirs Of saii Thomas Tomlinson now de.
ceased, to " il. Elizabeth. iniermarrted with Ro.
bert Green. John lonsIinson Abia Tomlinsou,
Thomas Tomlinson, Evaline, interim rried
with DR.. ---f McCoIlough, Sarah Tomlinsrn,
Mary Jane ToGllnson, Melissa Tomlinson, Mar
iha Tom linson, Anna Stacia Tomlinson, Heiia
'lomlinson, Laura fominson and Harriet Tom
linson will take notice, that on the 18th day Of
May, 1850. the said plaintiff filed his petition
against said Thomas Tomlinson in said court OF
comr on pleas the object of which petition, is 10
obtain a specific performance Of written con.
tract between said plaintiff and defendant, dlted
May Is, 1854. for the sale the plaintiff ut ubout
one acre and twenty perches oi land, being part
OF the Il, quarter OF section %, in TO Snsiip 10
and range of the Steubenvie Land District
and lying opposite the Station House at the Cadiz
Jnnctim, in said county. The petition alleges the
tuilpaymcnt Of the consideration money for said
lot, and prays order Tor thu execution of deed
for said premises to the plaintiff The above pa-
med heirs are further notified that at the NOvem-
Der term 1860, Of said courtof common pleas, the
death OF said Thomas romllnson was sugge sted,
and an order made by said court thlt said action
stand revived against the heirs of the said l'hom
as romlinson. Ysu art therefore required TO ap
peai on Or before the 4ih day Of March, 1861, and
show cause, it any you have, why said action
shon Id not stand r. vi7ed against you. -
! M. tSfEP, ATTY for Plaintiff.
\ Ianua rv q la6l GU ea-A ~ JreN s5s-l @Ha
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q st-sssssrlzs-Fa 80
RTHeadacbe is the ltavoriie sign by which ra.
ture makes known any deviation whatever ffou,
the natural state OF the brain. and viewed In this
light II may be looked on as q safeguard intended
10 give noiice OF disease which might otterwsse
escape attention. tl too late 10 be rensdied; and
indicatin shonld never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz Symptom.
attic and ldiopsthic Sy .aptomatic Hsada che 10
exceedngly common and 10 the precursor Of a Rrea
variety oil diseases. among which are ApopIery.
Iout. rheumatism and aIlIebriIe diseases. In It's
nervous form Il is sympathetic Of disease of the
stomach constituting sick headache OF hepatic
disease constituting kiltous headache; Of worms,
constipation and other disorders of the towels as
wei as renal and uterine affections Diseases of
the heart are very yfrequentiy attended with Head.
aches; An@min and piethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. ldiopathic
Headache is also very comm o, being usually dis.
tinguished by the name OF nervous headache,
sometimes coming on suddenly tn q state of ap-
parently sound health and pfostrating at once the
mental and physical energies and in. other instan.
ces II comes on slowly heralded BY depression Of
spirits or acerbity of temper In most instances
the paints ju the front OF the head over one or
both eyes and Sometimes provoking vomiting; un-
der this class may be named N uralgia.
\ For th' treatment OF either class OF sHeadsche
the Cephaic Pills hive been found a sure and safe
remedy, relieving rhe most acute psins in a few
minutes, aud by its subtle power eradicating the
disease OF which Headache Is the unorring index.
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agrees thar all the laws Of The States, free OF
sisse. relating 70 this class Of persoas contra
vening the Constitution ol the United Statss
ought to be repealed, and he was willing to vot.
Tor an amendment 10 the eConstitutiuu that Con.
gress should never have the power 70 abolish Of
interfere with slavery within the States 4.
II Kansas were admitted under the Wyan,
dntte Constitution, and the organic laws Of 9th
er Territories could be repealed, he could vots
TO authoriEe the admission Of two new State.
which should include thsrn, reserying the righ
10 offer the sub divisions whenever necessary
into several convenient States. but he did moi
find that such reservations could be Cons'itu'
tionally made without the ulterior embarrsss-
menus would out weigh all the immediate sd
! Vantagrs Of such measure.
prefer when the angry sxcitements Of the
hou e shall have subSded. one, two or three
years hence q convention Of the people to de.
eide wherher any aud what amendments OF the
organic National law ought to be made
lie was ready to vote for any properly guar
an eed laws 10 prevent mutual insasipns OF the
States by citizens Of other States, and punish
those who shall aid or abet them. Lastly, he
was in favor Of the Pacific Railroad. ~
Mr.. Seward concluded by saying; J shall
cheerfully support the government in whatever
prudent yet energetic efforts it shall make e
preserve The public peacs and maintain the U
MOO. advising only moderation, iorbSarance and
conciliation. and closed by expressing the con
Siciion that the hour was not yet come for this
great nation to all. Woe, woe, to the mar
that tnadly lifts his, hand sgaiast it. II shal
continue and endure, and men in aher times
shall. declare that this generatipn. which saved
the Union from sudden and unlocked for dan
gers, surpassed in magnifcince even that one
which laid its foundation in the eternal princi
Piles Of liberty. justice and humanity. seE
[ The House spent the day in angry quarre
over the Navy appropriation bill, which finally
passed ] - =, rys ,e--tr 81
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GTThe peculiarities Of the female cons titu
ton and the various trials to which the sex is
subj cted. demand an occasional recourse to
stmulants. II is important, however that
these shall be ofa harmless nature, and at the
same time accomplish, the desired end. Hostel
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bittsrs is the very ar.
ticle. It's effects in all cases Of debility are al
most magical II restores the tones Of the di
gestive organs, infuses fresh vitality in the
whole system, and gives that cheerfulness to
the temperament, which is the most valuable o
feminine attractions. The proprietors feel fiat.
tered from the fact that many Of the mos'
prominent medical gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encoinilms upon the Bitters
the virtues Of which they have frequently = .st-
ed and acknowledged. There are numerous
connterfeits offered for sale, all of which are
destitute ofmsrlt, and positively injurious to
tne system. sX .-sS A. "a s,...-.-
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MTseEELKNEo us.

! Tns AnHfsEksT'0a efsLksauaers There Il Z
most expressive words ofoiher IanRuaees. md sf.
Ter awhile % ineorpofnfe than into onr own ,h,,
the word Cephsiic, which Is from the Greek ~.
p yins '.IoT .he head Z i.new e.eOmIns pOp.i.s.
aehc remedy, b,t Il wiz soon be used In 4 lpsr.
gen Fal waV, and The word Cephslic will hecoms
as scommon % Elecirotype snd many Others whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn awav
BY common usage until they seem "native and 10
the manor born"
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gga m n

BRIpsET = Missus wants you to send her box Of
Cephalc Glue. no a bottle Of Prepared Pills. but
l'm thinking that's not just il nalher; but perhaps
vel be aither knowing What it is. Ye see she's
nigh dead end gone with the sick headache, and
wants some more OF that same that relaiyed her
before =
Druggist.-Ynu mean Spniding q Cephalic Pills.,
BrMget II ch! sure now and you've sed ii, here's
the quarher and give me the Pills aud don't be all
day about it. al thor. ~
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WARRANTED rITREE YEARS.
And sold by . ft 1taa a'
' sl7a 3. II, G. MARTIN.
Rock-hill, Kennon P. o.

/ f9 ScU0 lOr CIfCWa1r hs.
Pricr to Mr.. .sEowe's invention, patented in 1876,
all ottempts to adept mae chinery 70 sewing had
proved abortiye. HIS is The basis Of oil success
ful maehi -es. Their differences, however, are
marked and important. The Committee of the
American institute classified them according to
the stitch made and th, purpose to which the ma
chine s to be applied, in four classes ls, 2rd, 3d.
and 4th claspifc. tnn indicating the general or
der OF merit Ind ttuportabce. ..5.-.[.s.t ~ Il.
Glass lst, includes the lock stitch machine for
family use and Tor manufacturers In the same
range o. purpose and msterial. The Committee
has ass igned this class the highest Ink. on &C.
count OF the 'elaeity. permanence, beauty, and
general desrahleness Of the stitching when done. =
ana the wide range Of its application. AT the
head OF this class they place the Wheeler g. W;l.
son Machine, and award 1t the highest premium
This has been the uniform award for this machine
throughout the country for several years. and we
think no disinterested person will dispute It's JUS
tice ana prnprietv
VIII eler & Wilson's Sewing Machines took the
FIRST preniuH al ths late fla risan county Fair.
II q. Ma tin is agent f,r the sale OF the above
named machines in the counties OF Harrison, Jet
fe SON, Carroll, ruscarawas, Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe. e7ts @% @'-2T'N Nh@
October 81 lS6N-2m
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TWENTY MILLioEs OF DOLLARS SAvED-4Afr.
Spanlding has sod two millions OF bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each bottle saves at least dollars worth of bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty
millions OF Dollars reclaimed from total loss by
this valuable invention Having made mis- Glue
household word. he now proposes to do the world
still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with hs t.ephaltc Pills, and il they are as good
his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like
snow in July. 3aas az b q 4., gg-sa
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rsossae Tes.lls. eny. IA y.

M \. ~ 4l4849s4At ~ 10 IB5B. Z
Z DR.. g. w DRoback r. Sis:s i feel anxious to
tell to the World the wonderful beneit I have
received from tho Scandinavian Blood Parifer
and Pills. have been troubled with Dyspep-
sia tor about 30 years, in that time 4 have suf
iered enough. to kill ten mea. have employed
all the doctors in this part of the country but
they were Of no useto me. Ihave used almost
everything in the line Of Patent Medicines. but
all torano good. uptlli got some oil your medi-
cinss Of your agents, Messrs. Fulben q Clark,
since which iseel like q ew man.s God bless
you--suay tthsy always do ~ mncb good %
they have done me eaa u q. w. TiDLBR. Il
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