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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

.RA- 4 company of Frenchmen has
Been formed in Chicago, for the pur-
pose of catching rats, curing their
skins, and exporting them to Paris,
whereahey are made up-fnto the f.
nest quality of KID gloves. There is
q fine opening for such a company in
Cincinnati, says the Commercial; and
we might add that the opening for
such an enterprise would not be bad in
Cadiy. aa Wa seaa,s rs aa,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

AeeTosNr:--John Smylie, Of Ar
cher township, was severely wounded
;n the rightsrm one day last week, by
the accidental discharge Of a pistol. -
Seated in the house of a nelghbor exr
amining pistol which lay on the Ia
Bile, it discharged, wouuding him in
the srm as above stated. Tie ball
still remains in the. arm. This
shosld be = warning, to all to handle
firearms with care. ~ 'T
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

FRUIT K1LLED.-Our exchanges
from all parts Of the State inform US
that most of the fruit buds were kill.
ed by the intense freeze OF tha fore
part of last month. Wemay look for
an entire failure in the peach, plum
and cherry crop Of this year. The
crop of pears and early apples will be
short. .-.. -....'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

sg- Hon. George Sanderson, Dem
.ocrat, has been reelected Mayor of
Lancaster, Pa, by an increased ma
jority.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

=, e&!t may be consoling to some
TO know thst only the lean COWS, sheep,
hogs add chickens died during the re-
cent odd SLAP out west. The fat
animals generally escaped. ,a,aH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

p%- We are pleased to see Captain
Lyons, Of the 126th regiment, in town,
hooking hale and hearty. The Captain
says tho boys are all in good health,
ard enjoying themselves finely. We
and rstand the the Captain will return
TO his rec iment some this week. Sue
cefs attend him and his gallant COM
panE'.ss We,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

FERNANDO WooD's Party. .-O One of the
features oi Washington society, last night,
was . large party ct Fernando Woods. al
which the Marine Band was detailed to do
the, ,bopors, and flowers from the Nationsl
Conservatory dscked his tables, hss M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
MAR RIED

-------
In CadIz, Jan. 20, 1864, by Elder p, H
jones, Mr.. JOSEPH P. MANBE9K and Miss
BAsHA BIsuop, all OF Rumley township,
Harrison County. >
Feb. 3.tby Rev. w. X. Foa.ch, Mr..
CHARLES FERRY, Of Knox county, and Miss
SALLIE HILBEET, OF Cadizs ~. 5'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

SMALL WAISTS 1T may be interesting to
the lady readers Of the Courier to know that
the impress Of Austria has the smallest waist
in Christendom. 1t measures fifteen and a
quarter inches--about the crcum ference Of
her husbands, neck. And yet--would you
believe IL, girls2 the circumference of her
body at the shoulders is thirty>thres and a
half inches. hfs isiasa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

AN ipportent proclamation
from coy BrSggh in relation to the
Presidents cal for 100000 men, will
be found il tesday's paper. Read it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

Eg Brigader General ShpckeIfori,
Whom our readers will remember az
the officer who had command of the
troops that pursued and captured
Morgan, has resigned his commission
in the army. He was an able and ef-
ficient officer. ----.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
RaiIronsl 1.inle Tabie. ;.

ng> Brilles is selling his large stock
of 0rsrcoats at COST. .,,e .r-.,s-tf. s.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS!

ana Inc lrleluS oI COlOlefS. ''f,
|, We call the attention OF all having relations
or friendsin the army to the fact slha .HUUF.
LANDS German BiIters'' will cure nine. tenths
Of the diseases indueed by exposures and pri.
vations incidenttu camp life. hi the lists, pub.
lisfed ainios daily in the newspap pers, Jon the
arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that a
very large proportion are suffering from debili
ty.T Every case VI that kind can be readily
cured by Hollands German Blters. We have
no hesitation in stating tnat if these Bitrers
were freely used among our soldiers, hundl eds
Of lives mightbe saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferer in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to lsaltn by the use OF
these Bfltefs, sent them by their friends iaFs
9C Beware Of Counterfeits. See that &C 1.
M, JACKSON is on the WRAPPER Of each
Bottle. as 'f'' .'' fo'' StsA alil
Price per Bottle rs cents. Or half dozen for
$500. v @V"' ''l itf9.. .Si@ta
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article sd0noi be put off by any 4ot tire intoxi.
eating preparations that may be offered in its
place, bat send 10 US, and we wilitorward, se-
cutely packed, by express s5s Id Hga,,',
Principal Office and Mandatory,
Ma ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
Remember tina, these Bitters are
TIaaIH 6lSAEa.HdaE6sa$Et,3Nn
- And NOT intended as BEVERAGE.
The Proprietors have thousands OF letters
r. IN, the ,,n,t ,,, ;,.o+ =


The Proprietors have thousands OF letters
rom the most eminent r.
Oiergynien, .,.'.,.. ....,
.,.y ...... Physicians aud ~
-, Citizens,
TesIifying OF their own personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical Writ ues of
these Bitters. lr. a-T.I ssE :
From Rev j. Newton Brown. D. D.. Editor of
the Encyclopedias OF Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Batent Medicines in general, through distrust
OF their ingredients aud effects, yet know of
nosuliicleht reasons why man may not test.
iy TO the benefits he believes himself to have
received from any simple preparation IN the
hope tharhc may contribute to the benefit of
others ..taJ ...y. 2, .aztr' -
do this the more readily in regard to Hcof.
lands German B,ters, prepared BY De- G. M.
Jackson OF this city, because was preiudiced
against them Tor many years. under The i'm.
preston tn at they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, | am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, E.q., for the removal OF this pre-.
judice by proper tests, and for enc ouragsment
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use ot three bot.
ties OF these Bltters, at the beginning OF the
present year was followed by evident relief
and rest toralion to degree Of bodily and men
ial,vlgor which had not felt tor six months
before, and had aim sst despaired of regalning.
therefore thank God an my friend for direct
ing Inc TO tha use OF them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PUIIsn,A lime % l2SIr .. ~ tr- -,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

,D~ All restrictions upon trade in
Kentucky and Western Virginia have
been tsksr of.s of.s1 ''qsf sla : : g. 9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
HAR. Co. MIL. Con-. Rooms, /
CADIz, Feb. 6, 1864. !

To TOWNSHIP TRusrEgs:
You are hereby appointed the Mil
itary Committee for your respective
townships, and are hereby required to
Immediately furnish to County Militia.
ry Committee at Cadiz, the names of
each Volunteer since the 18th day-of
October, 1868, from your respective
townships, when and where mustered
into the service, the name of the re-
craiting officer, the township for which
he enlisted, the letter of the company,
and number of the regiment for which
he enlisted. Also hereafter, similar
reports be made weekly as above, that
proper and full credit be made On the
books of the Provost Marshal of the
District. ,.- ,.' ..s 81 s-...-F
D.. CUNNINGHAM, Chr'n.
4. D. B. WELGn, Sec. ... 81.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
pA.fR-oraer that each etownship

p@. In order that each township
may have It's proper credit on the com
ing deaf the Harrison County Milf
tafy Committee issue the following cir
cplar to the Township Trustees. OBJ
seryance Of their request may prevent
mistakes that would, otherwise, be
made, and assist the Provost Marshal
in determining the number to be draf-
ted:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

~ U 3 Al II q NtEY |!
A prime article for sale BY The barrel or gallon
at ..l.. ,aaI3i GEoRGE T. BRO'a.
Jan. s, 1854: esr.asi
pocEET Diaries for 1864, 4 nj nice 1.ticol q
4 cheap ~ tsai sao.jaT haa BEAtLS. I
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

Albums, for the Pocket aud
j. Centre Table, splendid assor imvni for
the Holidays neat and cheap. tor sale by I,..,
tBcsf ~ iaEpuT John BEALL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

E'LopR The best. Extra Family Flour al
T. ways on hands. ~ 5s
N Z. Smiths best brand, f'"i'ttf" ''l
Wilson & Rife's do
Flour and all heavy packages Of Groreriei
delivered IN town free Of charge, BY
st5t I ID At SGEOkG n u BRO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

% I asAFtAs3'd 4 Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

- JOHN BROUGH,
TS Governor oiOhio.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21

struction such form of Government Ct
the command OF wicked and unprinci.
pied leaders, only for the establishment
of an oligarchy in its stead, with no.
thing bat civil war as its means and
despotism as its result But the loyal
people of the Southern States, be they
few or many, can alone be intrusted
with this great work Of reorganization.
While we desire peace, therefore, We
must, as necessary mcans, prosecute
the contest. To this end our armies
must be reinforced and increased, and
the brave men who accept this duty
must be cared for and protected. The
past has had its gloom, but the future
is full of hope. The call Of duty in tho
field and the council is earnest, but
cheerful, and your response or mino
must not be laggard or uncertain. To
this end you are chosen, and mine shall
at all times be q cooperation cordial
and effective. .....,.t
And now, solemnly invoking the D;-
vine blessing upon our mutual labor for
the good of the Stats and National
Governments, am ready, in your pres
ence, to assume the oath of Office.
JOHN BROUGH.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21

CoPPERHEADIsM CoRNERED.-The
lie Roy Gazette very cleverly corners
the slippery Copperhead in the follow
ing eatcchism: .--...-
care you in favor of tho Uniou?"5
yes"
"Are you opposed to the success Of
the rebels?" .,..-.~.
"Yes-prOvided this aiu't q Niger
War" ..-...-..f.-. ..
DO you think this is a Niger
War;
YES" ......s.....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
INAUGURA L ADDRESS
OF
JOHN BROUGH,
GOVERNOR OF OHIO
DELIVERED BEFORE THE

DELIVERED BEFORE THE
Senate and House of Representative
January lltb, 1854.
Gentlemen of the Senate
and House Of Representatives:
Obedient to the mandate of the
people, l appear before you to-
day to assume the duties of Chief
Magistrate of the State of Ohio. l
am not ignorant of the magnitude and
importance of the position, nor unmind-
full Of my own want Of experience and
ability to SO administer it as to satisfy
the expectations of the people who have
chosen me. Most gladly would l have
seen it's honors and duties imposed up.
on some other citizen of the State, and
it is with no ordinary degree of diff
and responsibilities, 1 can only assure
you, gentlemen, and those you repre-
sent, that bring to this position firm
determination to discharge its duties to
the best of my ability, in spirit OF
unyielding faithfulness and integrity
to the State, and impartiality and just.
ice to the people.
There is a signifca nee in the recent
expression of the popular will that re-
lievcs us all from the many embarras-
ments that usually attend such events
1t hcralds no mere party triumph--it is
no individual success. No mere parti-
san effort could have achieved such a
victory; no man in the State is worthy
of, or could have received SO sublime
an ovation, It is spontaneous declar
alton of the intense loyalty of our peo.
pie to their Government, and bearing
with it the stern commandment, that
every energy of their State, and every
exertion Of its rulers, shall be given to
the restoration of that Government TO
its original unity and power. 1t not
only relieves US Of mere partisa n
trammels and afinities, but it com.
mands us that, for the time being, these
shall be laid aside, until the great pur-
pose is accomplished of restoring our
country to position in which partisan
contests may be INDUCED without in,
voiving our nationality and party vic
tories be won without their possible
results giving encouragement to the
Esbels in arms against the supremacy o
the Constitution and laws Of the land
In that spirit accept the late declara,
tioHOf our common constituency, and
/humbly thank them that, in this par
ticular, they have made my path easy
and straight before me.
While this national obligation is
laid upon us, it does not relieve u!
from the further duty of guarding
the local interests and promoting
the prosperity of our own State. This
duty, to large extent, dovolves upor
the Legislative body. fully share il
the confidence of the people, who have
called you from your respective avoca,
tiOns in life, and committed 70 you, fo
the time being, the houor, and credit
and the prosperity Of the State. In all
that / can and properly may do, it viii
give me great pleasure to co-operat,
with you in the accomplishment Of thi
great purpose.
The annual message of my worth,
predecessor, with the accompanying
documents presented you in a CO ncis
and ineligible manner, the condition
Of our State affairs. His recommends
." ..-..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
Qortrp.
Work for the Soldier.

irTEN FOR THE BOSTON SANITARY rAIR, ny ARs. A..
wArERsroN.
On the wide battlefield,
Or closeSs its edge,
Stand we with tent cloth,
Cordage and wedge;
Liz up the canvas;
Shake out tho straw;
Have ready the cordias;
Cooling drafts draw.
Bear In the wounded;
Bend gently down;
(somo mothers they arc
This day our own)
Women with soft touch,
Battle this young brow;
You with tho strong arm,
Raise that soldier now.
cup Of cold water
For him wounded sore;
He asks ifR brother
Needs IL not more.
Lookl on this dark skin
Grim says-scars are found,
Where blood rushed red
From the freedman's deep wound.
Few words were spoken
We bandage and feed
Our soldiers and prisoners
Iu perilous need.
Comfort and light throw
Over deaths passage,
Aud for beloved ones
Receive the last message.
Pale lips have u'tered
Thanks for our care;
Seldoma groan Is. heard;
OF Whispered prayer;
God aud man aid us
In work to bo done,
Till, through the struggle,
Freedom Is won.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
Our captures were:

Besides in one place large stores,
in another four thousand four hundred
pounds of powder and one hundred and
fifty pounds of cartridges, and in anoth-
er, in the language of General Grant,
arms and munitions of war for sixty
thousand men, r-l ..a...r-i
From this it appears that our loss
during the year in killed, wounded and
missing was 92,77O men: If tho rebel
killed and wounded, of which we have
no account in this report, bears tho same
proportion to prisoners that ours does !;
their losses during the year must have
been enormous, reaching to over three
hundred thousand men," ...a
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
}loutb's department.
lFOr the News.


Charade.
MY first acts part IN each day Of thr year;
Aud fret in our country will ever appear. , .
MY second opposes all measures UnIFarth; -' -'
Though foremost In conduct OF business aud mlrth,-
My third is "a building of plank Of log;
Yet seldom too good for dog or hog "-
Ny fourth in ftnRHt right Oft leads tls way;
While it makes man and wife who happy aud gay
My mi uses option in every act,
Aud avoids what is OWL with consumTate TACT. .
Ny whole Il an instrument pTzsd 10y Ms RlT;
1t has wrought High MomaaeRi, never to fall
KATE.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Dee. 2oth, 1888. - .... ..r.a'r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
For the News.
TniRnnn.

Enigma. He .t.'a".
am composed of 26 letters: .-4,-.....
My 20 Is a covering for tho head. '.
Ny 2 IS 10 IL IA ) 10 l2rlt Is the PEesi-
dent. Of the U. \. W
Mys Is IS 10 /, tho name Of an animal. ,ss
Ny 10 3 20 | 20 10 il vegetable.
My is % 5i'A hole in the around, tn Isis
My 20 2 rs is the name Of an animal. f~'
at Greenfield. f' "
My 10 q 10 l6 is a nation, Cd .fH-r -t zrorTuf
MY II p Q 70 il the name ola bird.
Myzl 10 7 lS IA 20 IL the me of n, ,Generpi,l =
My 10 II 10 20 i5 23 IA is the name Of town In
Ohi,L -- .t..... .1YIrsfa no aa4g rufrH
Ny l4t5 2S 25 Is ia Ills state. Ili ,gaiinTsg
MY 81 81 IL II is is 20 is the capital Of Ken
NY whole Is something every person ought to know
beforc they 80 toschool. i"''u G.LA9HaK.s
..,..... 700 To- { 80 r ---77 77T7- (teuTes
answer to Enigma Of Jan. 7-l.eutonant J. W, Gam.
ho, 4s.7 '.I..s. SO iliof 'qehUtin lh
Answer TO o"GILnERr'si Mathematical Problem of Jan
nary 7th The asures must lie arranged IN tho following
~A'D'' D''"'isguhsa EDO asog is hi.'dglTfe
.aa busd % y d y Il 4. al levoq
.as eb IL Z 81 e g. bus i'ra
Answer In Ensms Of Jan. I4hl-- -Am6toss =.
Burnside To posticsl ERiEms--Thsr Artisan SLAVE
rrade.... 10 Rllde;---Thought l'ot 'h' iFN4
f4t-. f----T = T-T---T-r--- asu9iTns
In future a general rule, the answers % Enigma,
&C., will appear the next week amer theft pubfc4tL
IaTf. IL
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21

In future, general rule, the answers p Enigma,
&C. will appear the next week amer thelr pabficafL Y
instead Of two weeks after.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21

And 1926 men reported under the
heads of "Our Losses" "Killed and
Wounded" or Wounded and Miss.
ing"
Our captures were:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-21
Our Losses and Gains.

A writer in the New York Evening
Post has been wadins through the re-
port Of the Commander in Chief, and
has figured out the following results of
the last years campaigns:
ait cost some time to make it out,
and as 1 may save your readers that
amount of time, I give you the result.
During the year our losses wore:
Killed. 10 ,o7o Guns a
MisnInp GTT GrrnII q 4,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18
SHAKE ,ND BURN sl.,- .-l u..-' ~A,,, ?

SHAKE AND BTRN' Shst- .al n..a' Sh,t.
80 Hntnf
Ia. ts go ht- II ego. rs.I.lrl hs 80 .. F-..r
fr-n trs-r saf srn-. e. as...rs Ek- ~. .-.-..
tssa .hs.is.s asrel snov - - DC u.,a.al ii. cas-
D. grr=trstri. a., iarrrt 30 ....n.....I 81. ave
80 srrisu- sueutlen ta hr-.a-. Ths b. a..
rsrt'itea oi ihrf-ar..s ta I.a. co r.uaf-, o.
- 80 ~xffFefsi.ra Cd ~ rn.f t-rrr 81 49,
kfIis raarr rrsp'r fhan saf fs-sf, .. be-. 49,.
- - al sirr lrr surr.'s --rr ~ 49,
ieftf'+- - rtfra. 60 ulA- great nl-..-.r- - &C.,
e-s-asstlur un~ TEH'~ STOMACH BIT
TN. uhf-t nHse t.rrifv .trh arsrI e .i.fr r.r -
.'..n % raa'f 80 n.'-s-r,s. earfts o. rraovst-
80 ~ ststr.s IH..-frstef l.s thrs 81 s~aa-
- 49, ~ trrgrr-fs sd t-si-f. sra-raHv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18
U.S.7-3OLoan

IT, seerstsry ~ ~ rrss-ary give. nafiss a.,
sui-rrprious viil he recsised or Coupon Tro..s~y
N"trsr paytiar In thrvy y-ars frvu August a. 49,
~th 1870 suuusl iuter.sf 81 ~ RAJ - .even ani
thrsf 'fafhs I-r cent - snnuua-FrinrirsI srf o.
t1rssf TN o. b. pard is iawful utun.ey.
thF-e nptrs stn D. conrcrtihie 81 an o-sfios -
- n'i'r 81 ''-tar.tF- iuto "a pr ceuf l-olf b-ar
inz honis Isyshie ne is-s thar ave nor uar- tisn
tvruiy Fesrs frou th~ir dsfc. a. tias Government
nay efrt Tar sin - issaci IN a.-aornin-tiou. q
49, So, $50 . .,so Hni s1sso. sni an sai.-~rip,
t'n- nnsi p ior a''y dollars Or -ouis uuitipic o.
any aoliars
70 aafs sil D. transmitted o. ~ o~nsr. ~
r' 'r-r 'Iriatira ehargrs - spen scr ~ r.--irs
oi ca origiuai Ceftifottcs q rvrosn a. thy can
D. prspsrrt
A. t,. 1oirs tras ntere-t froaa Auzast a.. ~
spus uiskiug dIosits Fntsclusnf thsf dafe mast
psy the Interest -o-ruc fcs .ts - nese O. dat@ -
slrnesif.
f-rttc- d. posting t~cufy ~ tisousand dalisrs
tnd upwards for ti,-e notss a. any oue tiuao VA D.
siios,. acournissiou - ote quarter - oae fsr-ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-18
Farm for Sale.

FI'lit .il--rii-r adrrs ts s~Ii hfs Farn ,iiuateI
II in faris. 70 mikes from -. Pare d.rst.
uu th- road lraiing from -. Psris 90 Ru-atlsd.
-alf llru c1utlias th5ut l2J scrrs Of rzr~ll-rf
BOD, -alrsilF tlria~l toto m1viag. tiit.F~. pas
tursze aaf $500 lni- tuts irusn - o. - t.la.
has aunatty % 81. isarea aai ~stcrrd Ba,ii-
iag- -ultab.~ o. thr lir,a sat god r~fs,r uss
500 au. FarfaleE Taais ~iu b. 80 stih th-
tsfln ti ca lraIchas-r arsires. ai.p ~ scr.- o.
s0-a'..tal srriHrttr fra.a che fsrn. Ans f~rssa
f~sfftrg Pr Ea's Frra lrar a. Watts
sil ip sei t1 spp'y s.asa. asi uiH rns-svsr o.
sfii-iJ th~u 80 t1 tcrsss .nd tiun- 81 psyulest.
WI q MORSE
-. Psris. uct. 3 tsst 81
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Farm for Sale

'lai rl-tsaal.y sitafi-l lsrn knasn 80 he &c.
hatart iru. sausfr1 tn faEGs o. The
C..anfV ri pKa-d 81 th~ rr.af l-t,iirs frr, P.r-.
tif.l a. ,fal-rr raisaag sl-.st afaefr .rs-s .us,
abs o.Fiaet iafo ft4sge. rssfrfe frf 500. artI.
an orchard of s,ape 1a~ hra,iref aad Gffv h~lrin-
apps- tfs~s.
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