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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08
RUNAWAY NEG aNss I'm JAIL.

THE following Negroes have been committed
Il to the jail Of q City Of Richmond as 2unaways:
JOHN an old man, bout 90 OF age Ave feet four I've
inches dark brown color AMI committed the property
Charles Rll1, Of Roanoke eturty, Va. IN
CHAbL8, young about % years old, Ave feet SIX
eight inches hgh color black ard committed belonging
Lieut. l.. p Guyot, OF New Orleans.
The Of the above slaves requested forward
property charg and take them they will be dealt
with according to Law. TH0S U. DUDLEY,
ie26-6W seTgt City Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08
ACADEMY, Halifax County,

RlVERSlDE ACADEMY, Halifax County,
~ Va three miles from Roanoke Station Richmond and Dan
vile r. r. REV. JOHN I. CLARK REoToRWl open for boys
the LIST October next Number limited twenty This year
Will be divided into two session. The first beginning LIST October
and ending 18th February the second beginning 18th February
and ending 1St July.
session, payable In advance, Qghs and towels
excepted)
The locality all the advantages OF strictly retired
country good society," and unsurpassed for health
fulnesS Address
Rev. JOHN I. CLARK,
Talcott p. o., Charlotte co., Va.
REyRHHNoR-Gen ElIey and Major VIM. Stanard O. g. A.;
Dr. O. Cooke and James Gait, ESQ., PluyAnnS; Col Bne,
Monroe co..; Messrs Bacon Baskerville Rchmond,VA
jy25-dlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERS.

-
~ Eleventh Collectors District, composed Of that part OF
Richmond City which lies between SIKH street and fourteenth
street, extended both the limits Of The Corporation
bowling alley keepers brokers' butchers cattle brokers' cir
exhibitors commercial brokers' commission merchants
econers, dentSs d tsnghousekeeper exhibitors OF
shows hotekeepe inn keepers, ugsrs, lawyers photograph
physicians retail dee showmen surgeons tavern keep
heAtreoWper toeaccoD wholesale dealers and all other
pesou W there be who required by the Tax Act of the
Confederate Statistic register account OF the AID
residence OF each firm porAnn engaged inter-
ested In business named IN the fifth section Of the said act
with statement 1.-THE line for which and the pce ard manner
In which the be conducted and OF all facts going
10 ascertain tbs amount Of tax upon such bunes for the
the future according the provisions Of the sNr act within
make the registry and pay the required by the within u
y days nom the date Of this Advertisement they must add
ton to all other taxes upon their buns imposed by The said
double the unit OF the specific sad bunea AMI
like for every thirty days Of continued failure and that for
the purpose OF ENABLING h,m to make zach registry ard such
shall attend daily, Sundays ted frrm O'Clock A.
NJ 10 p M at IL the wooden building at the
Of Main and h Streets from this Sd day Of August the
Cd day Of September 1863 inclusive where the Taxpayers Of
this class, who prudent will present themselves early lest II
they delay, there not be sufficient. time len registering ALL
and the tardy must pay the penalty -
WILLIAM GEEEN,
auS-d1W Collector for ith Dstr CT
three days past by taxpayers, that they mend their
diligence 10 this respect, IL certain vesy many viii tail
register within the time limited by order 81 the Department
~ Livery stable keepers, pawn brokers aud p diTs s
well the professions, adds and c2ngs above enunera
specifically required Ia the act TO register FugG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

TEuos-DATl year $500; smoa,AI IS 20; month IS;
ios 5 period t2.G0 per month.
sEau- EaEEIR year $1,000; 6months 26J0
WEzElY year. $500 months, S3e0.
RsHltisnees e The risk Of The subscriber
sUScsmEs shOse papers marked with Cross viii under
stand hat thsr Of Subscription about 70 expire and win
rent promptly n thsJ Vish Their papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

The sale postponed until WEDNESDAY the 10th day
of September next when Will be made the terms and at the
pace above stated EWD. 4. CHAMBERS.
ap6-dlmF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08
AUCTION SALES.
THE BEAUTIFUL FARM

THE BEAUTIFUL FARM
i CALLED "CHIsWICK,"
On e Three Chopped Road Seven Miles West OF Richmond
POR SALE AT AUOE0NIhe subscriber will sell Pnbhey en-
TssOAY August 1ith az fair; not the next fair day at
II o'clock NJ his FARM, which he now resides containing
los acres about under cultivation 10 OF when
msedow1 and In thrifty wood and tmoer-aH nnder
ience and divided suitable fields The land may 81 De cu
tyaed and produces well the usual The orehads OF
Apple Peach, extensive and ell Of the choicest r OF
s region TIE lsrgs vineyard Is In full bearog and ehole
pears and small huts are found ample garden The i'm
proyemsn consist Of ~ story frame building with bk base
men (neary new and Of the best materially containing ven
GOOD rooms with passages and poc B neTand large
Kitchen barn. cornhouse &C., AID vers age ic ~ le WIN
three excellent ponds two OF which above 4O bushels Of
superior ice were obtained past wnte Ihs veil Eater by
aaalyss mild sulphur and ohis6ck has :or heen years
proven itself unusually healthy
the sale OF Tire Land, will be sold two fine
Cows very fine Hee 20 bogs, "a Sands OF Be tn
Crops Wagons Carts, Brgsy and Farming Utensils GEL ey
with the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The premises will be shown At any tiae
GE1 @. FXALL.
bv In NJ TAYLOR sug5--Gsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSRS
IN We osr private sale 25 bb choice New Orleans Mo.
lasses.
sug7-ss Nm. H. FowLE, CONS 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

G100 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
P1OO ScrberS our Negro Man named PETER BROWN, he
Of ginger bread color built and about on hg
has In Caroline county The above reward will be paid for
his apprehension and delivery 10 u.s.
jy22-eodlW' VIM II. HARDGRoVE 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
This road will be repaired the 25h inst and the trains
VII run as psua on Sunday the 26h nst leaving the depot
Broad, between 16tn and 1Tth streets
The Accor medallion Train Will before .-
Il.
a.
oderng facilities for transporting vegetables and fresh
FOR the Richmond market II. D. WHITCOMB,
July 2ith, 1853. liy 25-lotl Gen'l sup't.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

RICHMOND, JANUARY LIT, 1853
TNHE subscribers have associated with them
Messrs. JOHN B. DAVIS and JOSH r. PLEAsANTs ia
DICKINSON CO. DICKISsON A HI T.
We shall be pleased to see and old friends
jas DAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-08

X ERosENIE OIL, ss.s
IN Lnseed Oil. Pe4nut OIL,
Lard on, Spirits Turpentine, 4c q
Just received and for sale by
j. P. DUAL, Druggist
je lO-ly Cor. Main l0th sts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

GTHenry Ward Beeches has given Dub.
Lefty, on the other side d the water, 20 Il.
opinion that, 10 case the North secomplishes
full and complete subjugation or the South,
standing army Of two hundred shoussnd
men will be necessary to preserve our %.
premacy. This i fact we'll known 70 svery
rejecting person. but the Abolition leaders
have not heretofore had the courage 70 pre-.
sent i 20 the people They have Il nov
from the high priest Of Northern secession.
ism. and We hope they will digest Il. Less
than twenty thousand men have heretofore
cosnsiiuied our standing army. Now, after
sacrificing half million, IL no more, and
throwing the country into irrsdeemabIe
debt, we are 4. have the satisfaction .: sup.
porting two hundred thousand soIdiers %
perpetuase our follies. II ws escape even
with that inflicsion We shall Be happy
people. How DO Aboli,ionisss like the
prospects q pictured By their more Del.
phiss oracIes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15
Ewe are making his,ory.-Abrsham

ETWe are making hisiory.-Abraham
Lincoln.
Mr.. Seward, in 1860. when stumpinr 70,
Lincoln, made speech a. St. Paul, Min.
nesota. in which he said:
Silence on matters Of State, the absence
Of freedom Of speech and freedom OF the
press-wbat kind Of freedom 10 thatf Il
there man in Minnesota who would for
one dsy consent 10 live in il if he were
deprived Of the right 10 hurrsh for Lincoln
and Hamlin, or hurrsh for Douglas, TO hur.
rah for freedom. or hurrah for slavery, ius,
as be liked! think that these one hun
dred and eighty thousand people who in
habit here, would be seen moving rieh, out,
east and west into British North America.
Or into Ksmschstks, or anywhere on the
earth 70 get out Of this luxuriant and besu,i.
ful valley, i any power. human or divine.
should announce to them thar hencesor,h
they spoke and voted their real sentiments
and their real choice q the peril or impris.
onment Or death.
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The Record Keep it Before the Peoul

The Record-Keep it Before the People
! desire 70 make this record:-If il comes
70 be understood that the views and policy
Of Messrs. sumner Greeley, Wendell
Phillips. Henry Ward Beecher. &C., obtain
IN The conduct Of the war, il will result in
the destruction o. ourGovernment aud Union,
and triumph for rebellion and slavery -
Thur'ow Weed, the father Of the Rcpubli-
can party.
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b : MAS o. Youa woaD -whes you

b MAS OF YouR woRD -wbes veu
promise 10 do thing do H. Be I man Of
principle In your word. Do not ssv sh.e
you intend to-day 10 visi, your sick friend
Or neighboF. end then suffer the pressure Of
business to crowd i out Of your mind. He
has been watching Tor your coming during
'ne week that's past. Could you have seen
the bright smile that illuminated his conn.
'ensnee when be said. II hear bis voice,
n's footsteps" you would have said thst Tho
keeping Of that promise wss worth more 10
you 'hsn much ''choice gold" But when
the vision bad disappeared, and YOU c.me
not' there Sss pity and sorrow, even for
you' written upon those features; for e,io
Nd become formidable barrier sesins, that
priceless gem in every msn's character,
which either shines in i,s own conspicuous
night OF love Of truth o. is set in The m,d.
night darkness Of dsirus, and fsIsehood.-
ihen' II you wish 10 do good and WELD
20 influence for truth. b : man Of your
word.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

6rIt may BE- proper cossssptly ana
ssr'neIy, 70 impsess upon the sruv a.,
they are The mere sgsnn Of civil pover.
that they have no more authority than 49,.
e'usens; that ofsnses against ,hs lsw srs
% % examined, not By 4 military ofieer
oul ~ magistrate. Washington.
The above is . part Of Gen. Washineso.,.
order 10 the military sent to put down : =.
ee'Iion in PennsyIvsnis. end shows ho-
little he understood about putting down r.
oe''ions compared 70 what 10 known !,
Warrington in this enlightened see. Wash.
'ngson thought the Constitution W. ~.
hesnt; Mr. Lincoln thinks he he's lssrpes
better. Wsshington thought the srmv -
out the agents Of civil powers" NJ. In.
coin considers the military power nos o.lv
sseve the civil power. but shove ths Con.
'sisusion. What would wsshisesou hsve
aid hit had been proposed in bic dsv q
control : State election by the military
power Of the General Government!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

AfoKILr young friend. the other day,
contemplated for some minutes the ponder
ous dimensions Of bystander's feet, and
in tone utter wonder. said % he SURVEYED
the mans upper works: "You'd hare been
i.ll mar.i Il they hadn', ten, you 50 far
up"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15
The Evil Signs.

One Of the most ominous signs or m,
times sthe fact thst our military successe.
bring out in new force the old Abolition
notions which have been cherished by de-
signing advocates for many years, bu, which
others, protesting more moderate views, snt
less courageous. though sctuaied by the
same sentiments, have not dared 10 confess
To these men. victory il not SO much the
hare'nger Of peace a. affording ground for
more exsct.ng demands in the interests oi
Aboliiionism. ss conditions ofsettlement.-
They would not consent 20 : settlement,
with the old Union ss basis. We say his
10 no partisan spirit. but rather to convince
the unbelieving. such as solace themselves
with the thought that all is well. while these
msch'esous demsgogues and fanatics are SO
earnestly forcing their counsels upon the
chief national Executive aud his Cabinet
Tor their guidance. A few extracts from
leading newspapers will show what we
mean. The Washington Chronicle, edited
BY authority, says in plain words
The extinction Of slavery in the seeded
States should be made condition Of their
restoration to the Union.s
The Tribune,in nearly the same language.
'ays:
No member (of the Cabinei) harbors for
! moment the idea OF reconstructing the
Union ona basis Of slavery. and no flag oil
ruee has been or will be entertained from
lsherrtened rebel leaders which foreshsd-l
ws an idea in conflict with the enamel
alton proclamation.
And the National Anti-Siavcry Standard:
IL isa great revolution in the midst Of
'hlch we live Il is no, an insurrcciion 10
e queled and punished, and then sll things
. go on a. before. II isa revolution which ,
70 change the institutions Of the nation.
I'd 10 give il very different government, !,
'om what Il Isbored under before il began. J,
For any final arrangement that
hall leave slavery alive, will amount 10 : !
,nender st discretion.'
All these orgsns, speaking in terms al 1
ost identical, and encouraged in these e.
essions BY the achievements Of our yictor-
Is armies. will carry home to the breasts !,
many refeciing men the convic ion thatI-
effort will be spared 70 drive the AL :.
into strsightout anti -flsyery :,
sr. There may yet be 10 the narionsll, 4,
pital too much enlightened patriotism to :,
event such deplorsbie consumms,ion.-l-
'ouid such policy succeed. how ever. none J.
. foreiell the years OF var and desul la,ion
hieh ere YET before Us: none can estimate !.
blood and treasure 70 be wasted 10 this
'eticidsl strife Nor Is il certain that tbe
e North, even 70 preserve for itself the i.
'm Of civil government, could be held :.
se'her Tor the prosecution OF such a wal.
deed the public safety depends on the !.
trthrow and complete discontinue Of =.
sse visionary philosophers who, in the Y,
Tsuit Of UtcPian ideas Of universsls Z,
ancipstcn By force OF arms. would spurn y,
thought Of peace and Reconstruction i'm re-,
negro millennium. 50 often described
m the platforms Of anti-slsvery societies. -
ishered in.
Let us pray and labor that wiser coun-
may prevaiI.-fN- Y. Jour. Of Com. A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

0sEr OsE REcRUrr our OF Fivrr roun
DRAwss-Out Of 6fty-fosr men from Nss.
suekes and the Vineyard. who hsve prs.
senssd themselves 70 the Board oi EarsIl-
mens 10 New Bedford. any-ons have rsesiv.
ed exemption papers. two have paid $soo.
and one has passed.
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Falling Of $1,000

We hsve given the vote 10 round nuu.
bers in 1860. i will Be seen that counsie.
that nov give $4,000 votes. 10 1850 poIIed
about $1,000. The counties to b heard
from are in those parts Of The State where
the falling on and the Dchisemsnt viii
be immensely larger. Il is true. Ksntocky
has many tbcossnd troops in The army. but
the number Of men who have come Of see
since 1850 will nearly make up the army
vose. We have no idea that BaAnIEr1s
will hsve over about 0.0Oo votes out q The
10000 there are in the State Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

The sole responsibility OF our disagree
ment. and the difficulty in the way or On
smicabIs adjustment. is the Republican par
ty--Stephen a. Douglsss. Jan. 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

The following shows the vote for Cover.
ner at the late Kentucky election. so-c.lled,
compared with the vote in 1860 for Psesi.
dent. when free election was held
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

The Union cannot be restored and ourh,
not TO be, save through the destruction oi
slavery New York Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

6JMr. Lincoln i no longer the rail
splitter, bul the tailor. j. busily engaged in
making breaches oi tho Constitution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

0Ooly l73 eGsesivs men reaais 10 The
iSsh Indisns regiment. which lslt this State
LOO strong swo yeas ego ios The ssss Of
war IN Western vivRisis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

Nor DisrosED 70 Co.-Ths dssft l. bot
me msrest farce 10 some Of the New Eng
'snd dissriciE For example, in The Fourth
(Bosson) District. the whole number ex.
smined Iss; week vas l.135, Of whom ea7
we're exempted. 70 paid three hundred dol.
'srs' which mskss ! .0o7 shs. got clear, l0s
onsssd substitutes. and ten we're pssssd o
hs Tor duty. Thus. less than oss ID bon
dred Of the original eonscripss 70 into she
army; and this. too, 10 ; section Of eosssrv
that only required the recognition q he
negro % "esuss every red leading 70 ,he
national capital % swarm with reerui.s. -
A shis rate y will require ninety millions
q eonseFipss % obssin the snIns hundred
Thousand men" % enthusiastically promised
Fsthes Abraham by The radicals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

@Tbe New York Pos, sssims,ss thst
$i.oooooo worth Of property wss destroyed
By hrc during the late riot ID New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

nTAooot oss child per week is reported
g our Township Trustee % having been
iousd q soasbody's door. o. some place
else too yosngs % give ssy account of itself.
These iofssss ass ell ~Topsiss" s"-ssvIse
their eo'os-thsy hsvs no pssents; IKE
Topsey ssd Jessh's sousd. hey .esowsd"
u The nishs."-JousnaI.
The court ossss should have sddsd IL. 4
these remarkable productions srs justly e.
% 'hs "gissnsie energy" Of o.
7. =. . raiss sn army. How fortunate il
e for ths State that " have 90 usefuI :
Govsssos. State Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-15

GTThe essence Of AboIisicsism- m--.Be
icve - 70 o. you are Z traitor
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PvBEssnsD EvTRv SATURDAY. AT JASPER
eusols couhrr, IsDIAHA, By
CL : i 3 MT DOA NE.
0FfICE-CoREER or MACDONALD Aso
WEsr SrREETs.


RATEs o. ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 90.
Each consequent insertions so cts
Longer advertisements, st same rate. A
fraction ever even square or squares, counted
% square. These are the terms FOR tran
sisas advertisements; . reasonable deduc-
tisa will be made TO regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF administrators
end legal notices Of like character to be
paid for 10 advance.
AuHoUHciHG CANDIDATES.:
For Township oiices. each. SI.0Ol
ros County :" 400
For District. Circuit, or State. 500
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-07
THE REToRT.
Nj e L A Nc Il.


PuFF-An advertising tailow-chapdler modesly
says that without intending any dispsragement to
the SUM- may cendently assert that his octagonal
spermaceu the best lights ever invented"
young lady being asked by feminine &C .uaint
ance whether she had any original poetry in her al
bum, replied, q No; but some of my friends have
favored me with original spelling" 81 Sc 55l3 z
r Toput up with the world humbly is better than to
control it. This is the very of virtue Religion
leads to il in day; philosophy only conducts TO it
by aiengtbensd life of misery or death. s5
tirae, runs Oriental story, young and lovely
woman was called upon to mourn the death of her
lord. As she loved him in life with all the fervor
alteration, her grief at his deceuse inconsoabls.
She filed The sir with plans; declared herself the
most wretched of women; and in the intensity of
grief made a vow that she would wed no new lord,
till the stream that by her bower should
its course. "A few weeks after, she was observed
busiiy engaged in damniEg up the stream. pu5 -
When woman can be critical, she is the best OF
critics She not only the flower, but scents the
perfume. .A--z
No doubt there is room enough in the world for
whether the latter not taking up more than
their share of it..
The most pure and exquisite pleasure which man
an experience, is al the moment when the girl tc
whom heis fondly attached, but of whose affection
he !. doubtful, confesses that she loves him.
Vinegar, as we may think it., is7not without
ial section; it always dis when it loses its mott
er.
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John y. Rees, Estate.

ssss John y. Il Reess Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given the subscriber has been
IN appointed and qualified administrator de bonis
nom with the win annexed of John Rees, late of Por
tage County, deceased. -
MF. PARDY.
Paris. September 21. 1863 23.3ws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-07
f FINKLE q LYONS
Sewing Machines.

fINHESE MACHINES make the lock stitch alike on
both Sides and less than half the thread and silk
that the single donbet threHd stitch Machines o
will Fem, Fell, Gather Cord. Braid Bind, &C. and are
better adapted Than other Sewing Machine in
the frequent changes and variety sewing requr
ed in family for they will from 10 twenty
thcknesses of Marseiles without stopping and make
every stitch perfect from the finest beayi
est beaver cloth. the stontest harness leather,
without changing the feed. neede tension, making
any adjustment of Machine whafeveri -
They simple in construction, and easily under
stood aud If any is broken by accident t readily
replaced. se
These PECULIAR and viii go far to determine
the choice of any Intelligent buyer.
Pleuse Catl and E11nsiHs. send for Circular
N. B, Local Agenis wanted in sections yet
pied. Address
FINKLE & LYON S M. CO.,
as a@a No. 5ss Broadoay, Nesv York.
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Attention. Farmers! !!
UNITED STATES
Express Company.

- EUNrf.ED STATES eXt REss COMPANY bav-
!. lns made arrangements with the Atlanuc & Great
Western Railway, by which they have the exclusive
privilege wardng Express tioods Express Pas
sepe1 Trains they able offer the residents of Ra-
vicinity better facilities for the forwardingo OF
Express Goods far regards me 10 transit and tar
III rates, than have ever been offered before.
This Company agents all the principal stations
on the Atlantic Greai Western Railway Erie Railway
and connecting Branch Rail Roads, Also ii all the cities
aud towns in Western States by their coanec-
ti6ns with other Express CompaGies in New York CITY,
they enabled forward Goods to all points IN the
Eastern States i7l azas z
Notes Drafts and Accounts collected; Money, Jewery
other valuable packages forwarded with dispatch
Shippers of Butter, Cheese and Eggs, will find it tc
their advantage to patronize this line.
For rates of charges. apply to WM. POE, Agent
-. ~ - = ICHAS. A. DEWITT,
GeB'l SuPt.
Ravenna, April ], 1863. mt
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,s@ Elizabeth EvaRss Estate
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified admin strator
on the estate of Elizabeth Evans, late of Portage
County, deceased NJ. F. PARDY.
Paris, Sept 81, 1868. 23-3w*
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oERrIFIoArEs OF CUR rs,

CERTIFICATES OF CUR rs,
From eight 10 twenty year. sanding with names known
to SCIENCE and IA ME-
ofthe United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the frac-
tics of Physic. sz=s.5F5
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHfSiCh
See remarks made by DR. EPHRAIMi MCDOWELL. a
cesbrated Physician and Member Of che Royal co,ieg
Of the King and oueen's journal.
See Medical Cirurgicsl Review, published by BENJA-
MIN FRAfERs Fellow OF me Hoysi l loese u