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Charles Banning. Hartford; James j.
Christy, Vienna; Thomas Duncan, Lords
town; Harrison u. Post, Bizetta; Josiah
Dunlap, Weathersfeld; Joseph L. CIse,
Meccl; Thomas Mccormick, Warren; Jno.
Hurst, Braceville; l. II. Ingraham, do;
Nathaniel Mitchell, Hubbard; Sam1 Flick,
Lordstown; John Waldorf, Mecca.
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CKELETON SKIRTS.
- Brady's I'll T0P"-5O Hoops. Also Skirt
Supporters. NEW YORK STOLE
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Notice.

4 Ill Persons indebted 10 the firm
N Of Andrews { Weeks by note or book Aeeognt
are requested 20 call and settle Immediately. We
need money 10 pay ourdebts and unless the friends
come forward and pay promptly We shall % obliged
10 put their accounts IN sn ~01fceIis hands far calles.
ton. ANDRENS& NLEk&
Warren, April lG 1852.
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DLACK SILKS" Bischoff" 4
Id "BOnnai the best in 3se .nonr
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Flower Seeds by Mail.

WE will forward by mail to any
w part Of the United States. postpaid. any va
rieties that may be ordered at the following prices:
10 varieties selected from those prices 1t cents
per %
% varieties selected from those priced ut 5 cents
per j ~
) varieties selected from those prieed at 10 cents
per y ~
y varieties selected from those pricedat 10 cents
per ! ~
, varieties selected from those priced at p cents
per v %
5 varieties selected from those priced al = cents
per !
COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS.
Persons desiring Ms to make their selections. may
rely upon our sending only those which are really
most snowy and desirable. and of easy cultivation.
We believe that our experience VIII enable us 10
make selections. large or small. that eannOt fail to
give entire satisfaction
100 Packets Annals. Biennials and Perennials.
faVOritO %
% Packets ANIMALS. BiennialS and Percnnials,
faN OTItc = %
y Packets ANNALS. best Orted.----.-..--. / ~
II Packets ANIMALS. hest assorted ..---.-.--..--. so
20 Packets. New and Rare ARnuals-----........ ? %
Choice Collection OF ornamental GruSseS......-. ~
Choice Selection of Everlasting FlgTers---.... 90
Alpine or Rock Plants------ ! 90
Climbing Plants. Animal and
Choice Selection Of Ornamental Leavcd Plants ! Oh
A. BOHEMIAN,
Forest ( S~ecdman. Versailles, WOodfOrd Co. Nv:
BOX 1917
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Western Reserve Chronicle,
lRMsa MISREPRESENTATION.

&ar< Dsaar md FgRs csnfs. Ia aduaacs. Too Dot
Ira u pagmeaf - not asGde IN adraare. No pa
C Discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex'
cept At the option Of the publishers.
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The total receipts of all stock this week
were as follows: Beeyes $3.50, Cows %,
Veal Calves Ole, Sheep and lambs 1851,
Swine 1921.
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FRIENDS OLE TILE SOLDIER.

let me say to you in brotherly kindness. put a Bible
in one end of the Soldiers hit and n bottle Of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other, and It may
be the means Of insuring his safe return-trust 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-30

ERENCH CHINTZ PRINTS
Also Merrimac and Cocheeo.
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NOTICE.
IN The undersigned has been duly appointed ai-
mipistratrix Of the Estate Of Levi Abrams. deed.
iaie of Trumbull county, 0his.
Apr 3. 6s-3w tHANNAH ABRAMS.
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Terms of Court.
District Court commences May 9. Com
mon Pleas June 9.

DISTRICT CoURT-PETIT JURORS.
Horace Allen, Newton; Charles Van
Wye, Weathersfeld; Edward Spear, War
rem; Alfred Young, Gustayus; Leonard
Scoville, Vienna; James R. Russell, Kins-
man; Alfred Morey, Gustavus; Samuel S.
Fuller, Vienna; Peter S. Smith, Brook
field; Philo Chaffee, Bristol; Decatur Ste
phenson, Greene; Alfred Osborn, Cham
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EMBROIDERED Lace and Muslin
~ CURTAINS. Rich Gilt Shades for 81.
NEW YORK TOR
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Market Reports.

New York Cattle Narkef-April q.
The current prices for the week at al
the markets were as follows:
HEEF CATTLE
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Rases OF Adrerti.lnE.

Raves o. AoEeftAsAE8,
~ Twelve lines equal 70 ono inch in space. make
Square.
T M sW sw sm sna Tyr
1sqaase : .Rfs10i< l.5els 2DI 5 Ace 5 20
sqaSscs Zoo aWI SOL awl sNl lzV
- squzrzs L.04 3WI 5Wl 1901 1000 100
Hcoiann 80 1901 e@f SEQ l20I 200
column 400 flei 400 l2Wl 2.Wl 500
4 celumn 600 sec l2Mf 200 500 600
Adrertisements not under contract must be mark
ed the length Of time desired. or they viii be
continued and CHARGED for until ordered ont.
Special Notices. and extra displayed ADVERTISE
nlentS 50 per cent more.
Deaths aud Marriages inserted gratis, out OoisuafS
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements 10 be paid fer nvarlaoly
in advance.
Yearly AdTertisers viii be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices. not connected with
their regular business
Business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. Sl.00 a line
per year; each additional line. - cents
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PRINTING.
Having recently made large additions Of the
latest STYLES of type. to our assortment OF JOB
Printing material, we are prepared TO execute IN
the best manner, the different varieties oil Plaln
and Fancy Printing
SUCH AS
Address Cards. Certificates, Labels,
RrS;neSS Cards Check Books. Manifests,
Rank Checks. Colored Printing, Notes.
Bills Of Eading, Drafts, Programmes,
Rail Tickets. Form Books, Receipts.
Blanks, all kinds, Handbils, show Bills
In fact everything done in the shape of Print
ing, at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
e which those in want of Printing can select
Justices and Constables' blanks,
Warran,ee Mortgage and Qui-CEaim DECIDE, SEns-
mons, Executions, SubPnaas. etc.,
Constantly on hand and for sale
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-30

EMBROIDERIES, LACES, TRIM
IL MINGS, RIBBONS. Also French Artifeials
and Bridal Wreaths Of surprising beauty.
NEW ID STORE.
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WARNING N ADVICE.

CaizeH Soldier As you go forth 10 battle. by all
means provide youpself with a good supply OF Per
~ Davis Pain Killer"-it may be the means Of saw
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
life-it has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable prep
aratiOu of the kind in ali eases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-30

GARPETING.-All grades from a
" shilling stripe, to Royal Wilton. We keep
the largest stock in the county, and sell the cheapest.
NEW YORK STORE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
DIR. !. BOVtE pODS'
xAlDPriNL Vine BitterS!

from all who have u ed them. We challenge the
world produce their equal.
Thes, !:itters for the Cure of Weak Stomacha, Gen
era Debility. and for rur, fing the Hood. Also.
iutey IN urpas.cd by any other reuieiy earth
TO he assured Of this, il is only to make tho
trnl. T. Vine If it-elf j. of hyperion quality
being about one-rhri stronger than OF her wines
warming aud invigorating the whole system from
had the feet. A. these Btters tonic and alter
alive their character. they strengthen aud nv;.
crate the whole sy.tem and give a .hne tone ana
beating act"a TO all it, PARTS 10y elua'izing the crcu
iation removing oh>tructons, aud producing gen.-
al warmth They are ni>o excellent Tor Diseases and
Weakness peculiar To FHMALES. where Tonic l.
quired to- strengthen and brace the Systsm. No Lady,
who subject to la->ude and ftintnes:. should
be without thea. a. they are rsv'ifyns in their &C
ton.
WILL NOT ONLY CURE But PREVENT DISEAsr,
and in this respect doub!y valuable to the person
~he may use them. For
INClPiENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs lnd,ge.tion. Dyspepsia. Dseaaes of the
Nervous system, Paralysis, Piles ami tor all
curing n ionic.
DR.. DoDs' CELEnR lied WINE Buffers
ARE UNSURPASSED
For Sore Throat. common among the Clergy, they
4Ie truly valuable
For the aged and infr,n. aud for persons Of a weak
constitution for Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyer,
and all public speakers for Bnok-keepers. aiors,
>aauisresses, Students, arts, ana all persons lead
log s.dcntary life, they will prove truly beneficial
A. q beverage, they are wholesome. limo ent. AMI
delicious to the taste hey produce all the eXhiiera
ting effects OF brandy or Wine without Intoxicating
and valuable remedy for persons addicted to the
of excessive strong drink and who wish to refraiE
from it. They are pure and entirely free from the
poisous AIMED in the adulterated Wines and Liz
with which the 90 entry Is Hooded.
Thee Bitter not only CUs e. hut PkEvgSr Disease,
sud should be ed by all vino live ia country where
the water is bad where Chill> and Fevers pref,
lent. Beng entirely innoccnt and harmless. they
may be given freely TO Children and Infants with
pa nifty.
phy.icans, Clergymen ana temperance advocate,
ef humanity .hould assist in spreading her
Sruiy valuable Bitt the land and thereby
sentialiy aid in bani-hing Drunkenness and Disea-e
In all affections Of the Head. Sick Headacht,
or Nervous Headachs, Dr. DOTS Imperial
Wine Baters nil be found to b. most Aalu'a-
~ and E:gicacionS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

newspaper otfica was destroyed, prominent
seceSsiOnists punished very severely in all
parts Of the town .a4s .a,.s So ..-.. .---a
A report from Williamspnrt saws that as
our troops retreated through Winchester,
the wonen fired on them, and that the lick
left IN the hospital were bru,ally treated
and some Of them wounded
In view of active movements in progress
it is thought III. rebels stand a chance Of
being caught in trap. ...
Among those mentioned as being modest
al by the Union meu yesterday. the nanc
Of Rob, Mclean, late minister to Mexico,
was enormously given. This is correct.
FRANKLIN. May 90.
Special to Tribune. Army in the Field -
Further accounts are received of Colnnei
Crooks brilliant victory. at Lewi>hurg,
Grernbricr Co. on the Odd Gen. Heath
attacked Col Crooks with 1000 infantry,
and cavalry and six cannon. After IA spr-
tied light Of one hour. the rebels were put
To flight in utter confusion, and their flight
soon beam" a route.
Col. Crooks captured rjti.d cannon, and
caSs ms, one Of which was 50 near his pn-
sition that it was loaded with caniSter.-
'"c 'r"'lN III w carry part Oh 'i' HHht
carried Oft their killed and wounded, hut
left on the Fl i'd 3S dead. including several
officers, and &c wounded 100 prisoners
were captured, and among them Lieut.. CO..
Finnry, Maj Edgar and other officers
300 stand OF arms were taken. The enemy
to secure their retreat burned Greenbrier
bridge, beyon! which they could not be
pursued.
Crooks victory was only won by hard
tignlng against greatly superior forces.
We lost IA killed, 30 wounded. and
picketS captured. Some of our wounded
were shot N tie streets of L"wiSburg, as
they were returning to the hospital, by the
citizens of the town.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE
UNITED STATES!!

In the month Of December, 1855. the undersigned
for the frat tinc of cred for sale to the public DR. J.
BOvEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITrERS and in
this short period they have given such universal salts
action to the many thou ands Of ersons who have
tried them that it is established article. The
amount OF bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect Of email complaints rs surrring, aud
1t j. therefore of the utmost Importance that strict
attention the least and most tr ding bodily aliment
should be had for disea OF the ho,y must invaria
bly, Affect the mind. Tie subscriber. only ask
trial of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

$i,20O,ooo. $4,000 has been discovered
and cancelled.
Col Worthington Of the 9Th iowa reg-
ment while going the grand rounds on last
Wednesday might, was accidentally shot.
The body has been sent to Keokuk.
1t is believed that Burnside has captured
Welden and Relrish, n. G.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
News and lte;laS.

Missourans say that their convention
which meets the first Monday of June,
will adopt gradual emancipation policy.
The plates Of the Galena, it has been de-.
monstrated, are not sufficiently strong to
resis, heavy shot at short range
The mutiny of the rebel regiments at
Corinth. is now denied by the same papers
which originally made the statement
The rebels have evacuated thlir strong
position a, Fort Wright, and fallen back
upon fort Randolph, the nominal reason
being u desire to 81 better protection iron.
our mortar boats.
Gen. iialieck has expelled nil the news
paper correspondents from his camp, Civ
nag 10 reason. but notifying them if they
did not leave, ne should put tlem ut work
III the trenches. The az, appears arhitra-
ry and IN inst 10 the repreo, ntatiyes Of the
press.
The oratorio Of Elijah was to h. per.
formed in Chicago on Monday night last,
by the Chicago Musical Society under the
direction OF Hans Balatka.
The President has issued another call for
volunteers, 10000 being required to ill up
existing regiments and provide su1ii cien,
as reserve to he kept for the present a,
camps Of instruction til! the decisive move.
ment shall be reached.
Braurega,d is still reported a, Cornth
with so, 900 men, 50. 600 of which are
held as reserves His troops are said to b.
suhsisting on half rations, and are verv
sickly.
The Key West correspondent Of the \
Y, Espress, under date Of the 18th, says
the British iron steamer Circas sia. o, l..
900 tons, with cargo Of tea, silk, COFFEE
and munitions Of war valued at one million
dollars, has been seized by the b!ockaders
ana will be sent 10 New York.
Cottons and sugars in New York have !,
downward tendency, since the capture of
New Orleans.
Gen. Banks has been driven over the
Potomac. On the oath inst., the rebels
made sudden attack upon Col. Kenlcy's
cavalry at Front Royal, and followed il up
by pressing ia superior force upon Banks
main column driving it back across the
Potomac at Harper's Ferry Our forces
made brave resistance, but were over.
whelmed by superior numbers. Loss not
asceriained, bu, heavy, rebel loss supposed
same AS ours. '.r
Hallecs is reported 10 have been rein
forced by Gen. Curtis, which We regard rs
an improbable rumor.
A big fraud has been discovered in Ind.
ana, consisting of an oyer.isSue OF per
cent bonds, amounting in the aggregate TO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

r- The State Press of Iowa City pro.
poses Geo. S. Hampton, ESQ of that city,
as 4 proper person to receive the nomina-
ton of Secretary of State at the Demo.
cratic State Convention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are prepared by eminent and .kifui physician who
asd them successfully in his practice far the la.
twenty five years The proprietor, before pprShasin-
shs exclusive right to manufacture aud setl iT j
Bovee Dods' Imperial Wine Btters, had thea tested
by two distinguished medical practitioners who pro
n"unced them a raiua BILE REMEDY for disease. ..s"
Although the medical men OF the country. 4 gen.
crai thing disapprove " Patent uledciDe Vet we ID
net believe that espectable Physician be founq
til. United States, acq tainted with their meiica
Properties, who will not mighty approve Dr.. j. Bovef
Dods' Imp erial Wine R'tters.
In all newly settled places, where there il always q
large quantity Of cscayiug timber from which poi
mia ma is created, these btrrs should be
every morning before breakfast.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
FEM AHlES.

Tine many certificates which have rendered u
aud the letters daily receiving. concusiv"
lioof that among the women these Il tiers have
satisfaction which no other. have ever done before
No woman i'm the land should be without them. and
those who once u1a them will not fail to keen supply
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Are coraposed of pure and unadulterat.d Wine
conh'i;ed with Rarbcr,y. soomans seal, Oomtrey
Wiz aierry tree bark spikenard, Chsmomiis Flower,
AID dentian. They manufactured by DR.. boo.
hi,sef who is an experienced and successful Phys
elan, and hence should not be- class,,d among tb.
quack nostrums which hood the country, and sgsins,
which the Medical Profess ion justly PrejudeeG,
These truly valuable Btters have been thoroughts
tested by all class OF the community TOR ximc-.
every variety OF disease incident to the human sys.s
th"' they are now deemed Indispensable a.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
,NIC, MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE
PurcIlas Sc one Bottle!

1t Costs but Little! Purify tie BiSod :! Gl,s
10 the Stomach Renopate the Systam
and Prolong Life !! !, ..a..
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES FOR e..
Prepared and aold by re
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD Il co.
Sole Propriesors, Is William street, New Yora
~ For sale by druggists Ssd grssers ssnssa,ly
hrOughon. the country.
AuSas. 20. laely1 r.: .a..t ..e r"#I
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
Imperial Wine Bitters

Mr.. j. BOVEE DODS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
Department of Scholars,

Geo. Walker, Esq, of Machias, the
Supervisor of Schools, made Report at
the recent town meeting held there, and
We copy couple of paragraphs to show
that other large towns complain of crude
boys and girls" as well as our own.
Any person of the least schoolmaster
experience will judge accurately of the
proficiency and efficiency of school by
noticing the department of the larger
scholars. Two or three scholars, of "both
sexes" that are naturally rude aid row.
dyish, will as certainly spoil what other
wise would be good school, as that de-
fective and unsound fruit, to a great ex-
tent, spoils all that is packed away with
it.
Sometimes the thought suggests itself
that all naturally inclined rowdies should
be separated from the well behaved, and
be set down for a school especially de.
signed for a trial of the skill Of some
Rarey. 1t is from the fact of this rowdy-
ish disposition of the few " larger scholars
Of both sexes" that SO many select and
private schools are set up all over the
State, to the injury of the common schools.
A considerable parent is much more anx.
ious to guard against the :" evil commune
cations which corrupt good manners"
about the school room than he is to guard
against dull scholarship. The child or
scholar that is taught to respect itself, and
its associates, and to respect all that
a1orns and digniies life. will obtain re-
spectacle education. The quotation be-
low tells common story, we aPPrchend;
and may It's bare recital suggest the cure
I'VE need further improvement in the
manner and general department OF the
scholars, and especially the larger ones
There is a rudeness, aud a species of row.
dyism prevalent among the older children
of both sexes for which ths buoyancy and
vivaci,y Of youth do not always furnish
an apology. This should be corrcctcd.-
Moles,y and Difference to the rights of
others are graces little practicel; bold
ness and impudcnee have almost become
the rule
Kindred to this fault is that wanton and
lawIess spirit which does not stop short OF
actual crime You have, the past year,
paid thirty dollars to repair damages done
TO the school houses alone by lawess boys"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
The Storm.

The terrible storm which was intimated
in cur last as likely to be impending over
the rebels, has burst upon them with un-
par4leled force and strength, and nearly
over the whole space occupied by the COM
batants Island No. 10 has been hard
nut to crack, but it has been conquered
and with almost total absence of loss of
life. 1t has been affected by the display
of consummate skill, perseverance. and
undaunted energy and daring. All honor
to the noble officers who have consummat-
ed the glorious result.
The great battle of modern timcs,-and
if present accounts are confirmed, the
most bloody battle, for an extended and
large one on record that fought at Pits
burg, on the Tennessee river on Sunday
and Monday, must TO a great extent be
the decisive battle Of the war. Ii cannot
be possible that another Of such gigantic
proportions and o. such terrible loss OF
life, will be fought during this struggle.
The loss of sege trains, heavy armament
of all kinds, able officers, the prestige at
tending Gen. Beauregard, all must have
the effect to dampen the ardor, chill the
hopes, discourage the hitherto obstinate
and determined men in the rebel States,
and have corresponding, but happy ef-
feet, to strengthen the Union sentiment
and to make Union men.
The next startling news may be expect
ed from the immediate vicinity of York
town. Gen. Mcclellan no doubt, has the
bravery and the necessary ability to sue
coed in carrying out fully the work he has
undertaken. Yorktown must fall into his
hands.
The anticipated fight with the Merri-
mac, momentarily expected, is now the
absorbing theme of conversation. will
she be captured or sunk ?" is the question
hourly asked, and as often answered with
fears and hopes, about equally balancing
the mind.
1t is reported that the steamship Van
derbilt is all ready for her and will at
tempt to run her down and sink her. But
it is useless to speculate. Before this
meets the eye of the most OF our readers
tho trial will have come of.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-11
AND OTHER ITEMS.


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III. =. ,l......-.:..l-. -.
800 :. .a,',..'.'f.''.'......
-.
lev. Mf. W hiihey' Methodis'J
who has been absent from his charge Tor
the past winter, has returned and resumed
labor again with Ms people. 1t l. to be
hoped the Society VIII he successful IN OBJ
tanning tae services OIL their present AS
''F i9f ''''"ss ''t'
--The Catholic Society Of our vi
lage has secured the services OF Rev. John
Madden, aud will have for the future, reg
ular meetings at their house Of worship.
Mr. Mlllen Is a Young man Of proposes
sing appearance AMI modest dsmelnor !;
and we have no doubt his residence here
will contribute much to the improvement
aud happiness OF his people.
JrRops-Tbe f,IIowip, gentlemen were
drawn as Grand Jurors, to attend the L.
S.Distriet Court, to be ho!deaat Portland
the 4th Tuesday OF this month VIZ
Rodney Forsaith and Charles +. Whit
camb. As Petit Jurors Joseph Ihomas
and Benz. Jordan, Jr. Traverse Jurors,
for the So. Court to be holden in tn $
town the 4th Tuesday of this month +.
j. Hodgkins, j. p. Whitmore and Cha's
Austin.
ANOTHER Mill BrRxEp.-Tbe sawmill,
sristmili anu c'aPpoaru ni"cnino' oe!o"s
ing 10 henry a 0'ous' u anu = ''' II, u
man Oh -" a.'aa'' was gS'"'1 y" SDa''
n'sh.' inc o'n INST. "' NM was ""
W eoo ; ofooA IN s',u 'o""' anu ~ ,"'
VIII ia'i hea'y oH ,Ho P1'''es 'es'