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CIV HUNDRED DOLLARS it,

II L V h HUNDRED DOLLARS ,tt-
h WARD.-Kan away, ON Monday, August l.
NEGRO BOY, named HENRY, the property q J..
scph q. Metter. He IS about twenty three y,as
old, hive ieet eight OF nine niche@ high, qubs
spoken, spare butt, black complexion aud spess,
German we'll. The above reward will b. psid iorhs
delivery to WILLIAM X. SLEup
au TT At CunIpdri ate States Police ut,t
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esa Ice, Ice, FoR SALE-Can be had in
any nusntitv at ali hours of the day, at the Ames
can Stables, corner OF Tenth and Cary streets.
iv ,n-ts b. w GREEN
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LOTT. eraAYRD. ETc.

r oar. 4 NEGOTIABLE. NOTE ioi
lisI.sO0, drawn by me, made payable 70 mtg
order and endorsed by me- dated ID june 1851 and
payable Mt Bank Of Virginia. Sad note was pi'd on
the 9Th Instant and all PERSONS are hereby cautioned
not to p,,rchase or trade for the same.
au i5-,ts CHARLES 7. RADY.
r. OS'T. about one week ago. q bunch OF
/ 1 small KEYS. attached TO steel ring. Sup
posed to have been lost Nineteenth or Main
streets reward Of Twenty Dollars will be paid IL
left al No. 81 Main street. au -
CTOLEN. on the night Of Thursday, the
- nth inatant. from my mothers house IN MAN
chester, small black TRUNK, containing c'othing
my free papers and ten dollars IN SILVER. n i'oefa
's an ,, WI ~ p'''' ~ ALEXANDER JOHNSON
II OSF ONDS.-The following BONDS
4 4 having been captured by the public enemy,
near Arlington Depot, Nelson county, on June II,
1854, all persons are hereby notiii'. not TO receive
them attempt to collect ihe coupons, h'iiipis ;
Confederate States eight per cent coupons i'Sued
under act of August 10, 1861, No. 2eo, dated No
venber 81 1867. Tor 500; No i,bol, datea req
ruary 5, 1868, for 81, 900; No 565 dated February
20 ls63 for 500; andNos. 1888, 1850, 2S5l, 23'2
235i 1855. 1856, 2,357 and 1853. dated February
90 1865, for 81 900 each, all belonging to y ID STU
art, OF Staunton, Virginia Confederate states eishi
per cent. Coupon Bonds NOS ito, 49', $40, 1f9 ana
49, dated February s. 1863 for 500 each issued UNI
der act Of August 10, 1861 and Confederate States
seven per cent Coupon Bonds, Nos. 6,25S, 6,z3g
and 2ta for SlaO each dated March 2, 1865, issued
Under act of February 90 1863 belonging to Joseph
A. Waddeu of Staunton. Confederate States eight
per cent Coupon Bond, No 9o7, dated December q,
1852 for $780, issued under act OF August III, 1861,
belonging to Catharine $. Waddell, OF S'aunton
The following six per cent. coupon Goiids "l the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company Nos
3d. 4s0 and ash for $500 each, and Nos i,i57 and
,579, for $1,000 each, all dated January |, 1855,
and belonging to Joseph A. Waditll. Eight per
cent Coupon Bond OF the Orange and Alexandria
RAILROAD Company, No ~, for 81, 900, dated April
80 1888, beiong ns to Sally Waddeil, OF Staunton
Sis per cent Coupon Bond OF the Virginia central
Railroad Company. No 2S9, for 81 900 dated March
/. 1855, belonging to Joseph a " addict.
~ 5-ltaw2m"
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NEVA. sTEARINE CANDLES

NJ EVA STEARlNE CANDLES. "A
Y small lot Of the above superior Candies Just
received.
5 barrels Preserving SUGAR,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
boxes Clarified Sugar,
bags Java Coffee,
bags Laguayra Coffee,
l chest English breakfast Tea,
Pure Wines and Liquors, FOR Medicinal purposes
Pure old Port Wine,
Pure old Madeira Wine,
Pure old Sherry Wine,
Matalle Brandy,
r. Hangers whiskey, warranted four years
old;
stuart's whiskey. very old;
Alexander Whiskey, very old
A,sop's Ale. in quarts;
Jeilrey's Ale, in pints, &c, &c.
Received and for sale by L. VERIFY,
No 5, Twelfth street south OF Nam.
an l5-eodst"
lust OPEN led AT l0l MAIN
I'll STREET,
SO dozen fine Frenek CALFSKINs,
10 barrels RIO COFFEE,
500 600 PERCUSSION CAPS, {G. d..
500 dozen Fine aid Dressing COMBS,
LOCO dozen Colored SPOOL COTTON,
1900 pairs COTTON CARDS,
20 eases CLOTHS, cAssIAEREs and BEA-
vERS,
20 bales Augusta sIIEETINd,
10 do. do. YARNS
ALSO
great variety Of TRIMMINGS and NO
TIONS. D. srROOck.
ul5-at
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NTOTICE~The hoat CTAHA will leays

N0TICE~Th boat CLARA will leave
y for buchanan on Monday, August 18th, at
O'Clock, r. NJ, and will receive Freight for all in
termediate points on tho Canal until IL leaves.
Freight sent by this boat viii reach its destination
sooner than by tho usual freight boats. Apply ON
board, at Basin Shed.
au lS-2ts j. L. WALDROP & CO.
Mo. BLACKSMITH FOR SALE
IN We have.at private sale No. black
SMITH and H0RSE-SllOER, about thirty-one
years Of age and sold tor no fault. His equal eaa
seldom be found. HILL, DICKINSON 3 co.
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I RESERVING SUGAR,
English Crushed Sugar, Very white,
Fine and Medium Brown sugar,
Old Government Java Coffee, genuine,
Ola " hite IaguayIa Coffee,
English Breakfast Tea, yery superior,
Prime Family -ouled Bacon,
ExLra Flour,
UeuLne Durham Mustard,
i.Jnduu Pickles,
sd! oRc-foittth boxes SardiHeS, fresh importation,
500 one-half boxes SardInes, fresh Importation
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Old Iinta Madeira vintage 1901, warranted,
200 bottles pure Old Madeira, late Judge StanaTds
importation,
2o0 bottles pure Old sherry, late Judge Sttnari's
importation,
100 bottles pare Old Port
200 bottles pure Old French Brandy,
Stuart's Whiskey, Hangers Whiskey, Black
berry Brandy, &c.
These are believed to be the only pure Wines and
I>lqu6is on sale in this city.
For sale by l.. YEEBY,
au 9-eodlw+ No. ) south Twelfth street.
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MO L / G. f. Delinquent consumers Of
. = GAS III JEFFERSON WARD are hereby no
iiied that it they fail to pay their gas bills before
the hour of o'clock z. NJ. TODAY they viii be
deal: with according TO the requirements of the fol-
lowing extract from the ordinance concerning the
Gas Works:
BY an ordinance passed by the Council, May 9th,
1888, il any bill remain unpaid for DAYS next
after that which it is presented the Auditor shall
notify the Superintendent, who shall stop the gas
from beng used on the premises in respect TO which
the default exists, and If not paid within FIrrEES
DAYS, five per gcntum Will be added To the original
amount OF the Jill, and it shall b. placed iii the
hands of the City Collector
4. W. RALSIUN, for
au l5-it L L. HARRISON, Auditor.
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nISSOLUTION.-fhe concern .
J ARESrs, S0gFLEEr X GO, Is '','
dissolved by the sale Vi Mr.. Arentss mtelel'
u. 4. WILLIAMS. All parties indeo',a ~ ~,
holding claims against, the concern viii call V' -
party E.r se,tls,nent. for whi, b puipose only "
'''''''e - ' GEORGE ARESfs
hill * NoRtl.k,Ni
Riabmnnl August llh. ls6i,
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NEW CoNCERN.--fh undersigned h ~. -
aay formed a eo-paI,nership, under '.le nm -.
s,yie of WILLIAMS i NohFLEEI, ior wv
r-,s., of conducting a General Auction ana 'ou. s
Son Business ana have taken the large anu RI
S.ions warehouse ON the corner ei Msih 80. -
teenfh streets We shall Ia constantly seppab. h
the haost choice brands VI Chewing AMI sies sis
harco, Cotton Yarns. Domestic ana Wen ,,sTss
direct nom manufacturers 81 esfsbiisusd st,,sta4
Also, all elssses Of goods now to be had .s..s
may rest assured Of prompt and eSl<s,a - .
10 their interests Liberal advances Val o.
all consignnenss in hand. Conssnments o1 .s,s,v
produce viii also BE- attended to and paeniYs ~
made. y. L ~'npEIEkFs
NorICE.--Having, in accordance WITH sa sa sas.
announcement, retired from the AUCTION 50 ~ sssss
uission husiness, return my thanks " NY az
and the nmhli far the liberal patsonsss exssh ras
me in nv business connections heretoos ,ss,r B.
city, and respectfully ask eentnaangsSr =
vors - the nov concern Of As>srs.
N0RFLkEF, Richmond, vs.aar AnESr&
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Fry" n ooNLrGnT EyCURSroS.-The
Steamer WILLIAM ALLISON will make a MOON
LIGHT EXCURSION TO DREWRY'S BLUFF ON
TUESDAY next, 18th instant, leaving the wharf at
half-past seven O'Clock z. NJ, returning at twelve
O'Clock.
Music is engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments viii be found on the boat.
Price ~ per head children under ten years half
pri.a au It'd
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WANTS,

M ANTED, IA good BLACKSMITH.
w Enquire at the shops Of the Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad Company T. GOODE.
au lj--3t' Master Smith.
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" ANTED-to purchase, one or two first
w rate BLAChSMIIHS. Call IT our store, on
Virginia street.
HARVEY, JAMES & WILLIAMS.
au l5-lw
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: UNp RE; ,,.,,..,.
do Picking Vinegar,
do. Washing Soda
boxes Window Glass,
10 bushels ONIONS,
barrels Rice new crop,
80 pads Cotton Yarns,
boxes Ground Pepper,
Broorns, ISickets, &c.
Soap stu sold at 81.
For sale by
au lS-3ts EDWARD McADAM.
ON SALE, superior MAN UFAeTURED
J TOBACCO, of the following desirable brands !:
flardgroye's Twin Brothers."
w T. Sutherlin's ''Crown"
g. i. GTaveley's Jessie Brown"
B f. Grziveey's "John Warren,"
H. f. Graveley's 81 G. Miller,'
a Washington
The above is all old Tobacco in perfect order, and
unsurpassed by anything III this market.
MITCHELL Il TYLER,
AN lit los Main street.
an CONSIGNMENT,
~ 10 barrels Old Apple Brandy,
70 barrels Mhiskey,
20 es.idies Green Tea.
ID. y. HUBBARD & co,
an li-lw Thirteenth and Governor streets.
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On "Wednesday, the 10th instant, at the residence
Of Charles Stebbins, in Ashland, Mrs. MARY Z.
BURKE, in the sixty-fouth year of her age.
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CtTOLEN HORSE.-rhe stable on my
/ } farm, five miles below Richmond, on the Osborn
turnpike was broken into on Monday, the 9th in-
slant, and sORREL HORSE, SADDLE and bril-
DIE taken OH. His two hind feet white, with a
scar on his shoulder, produced by the collar; and
had no shoes when ne was taken l Will paw a
liberal price for the return of the horse, and ore
hundred dollars for the detection of the thief.
au l0-5t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE,
w a first-class FURNIsHED DWELLING
HOUSE, i'll am eligible part or the city Apply 70
E;-eod3w BACON ~ BASKEREtlI.
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CAMP OF 1o4TH REeT. o. V. L.,

Hrr
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. &c, 1864.
Editor Democrat:
Again are we called upon to suffer in the
loss of our brother soldier, Luman G.. Cox
who died in hospital at this. place, Jan. Is.
1864 His disease, Chronic Diarrhea was
brought on and aggravated by, the hard
marching and exposure on the way from
Camp Nelson, KY. to this place, and the
rapid movements that Immediately followed
our arrival Thus has another of Ohio's no.
bic soldiers gone to join the throng that have
given their all to their country. His death
leaves vacancy that can never be, filed
His voice of song that has enlivened as on
the march, around the campfire, in bivouac
or in the quiet camp is hushed, twill never
cheer us again. Allis gone. Youths antic-
ipations and manhood,s hopes all were crush
ed with his young life. '15'.3 =. o,'sss =.
The deceased enlisted at Nelson, Ohio
Aug. 6, 1862, and has been steadily with his
Regiment until the fatal sickness commenced.
He leaves many friends that will sincerely
mourn his loss
| Of his kindness of heart and fine social
qualities let the saddened feelings of his com-
rades, and the crushed hearts of the dear ones
at home bear witness, and Of his patriotism
and single mindedness let it be e1ough 10 say
that he freely gave himself to the cause Of
/ his country. Truly yours, sa.' :
p sd asgs oRfGEN ADAMS, sa /.
rHt
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life. The five hundred thousand additional
instruments of slaughter, even if the earth
should TEEN them full armed from its soil,
may helpfto exterminate. but can not subdue
the South. But the five hundred thousand
exist as yet only in Mr.. Lincoln's intention.
His sigunlanua. can not create soldiers ad ti61-
tuna there must be point beyond which
human nature viii refuse to be geaded. The
peopiezof the North excluding the New Eng
land States, have for months been in asccndi-
ton of sabdued but feverish and dangerous
excitement. They have looked on, the ap-
parent tame and submissive spectators of the
course of despotism. But beneath that calm
surface vibrate the overstrained chords OF feel
ing, and the long pent fury may burst forth at
any moment Will it not burst forth when
five hundred thousand more of the bullocks
shall be marked-to be driven to the slaughter
pens? 1t is a terrible trial of the peoples
endurance. They can not be reconciled to
this wholesale censcription by reference to .
similar process in the Confederacy. The
masses of the South may be willing to fight,
even upon compulsion, for their Independence,
but the masses of the North are not willing
to be driven to the shambles, to manure with
their blood the rank growth of Abolitionism." !"
That was written and printed in the city OF
New York, not in the city OF Richmond. But
baser traitor at heart, cannot be found in
Richmond, than the inditer of that venomous
denunciation of Mr.. Lincoln and the meas
ures of his Administration.
Thesea are not the efforts of ordinary party
warfare as all can see. Old party issues are
oLliterated. No mere party platform, as o.
old, can be galvanized into life. Party names
have lost their significance. The line is now
distinctly drawn. On the one side are LOYAL
MEN, on the other are traitors and their a6et-
tors. How long these things are to be en-
dured, how far such reasonable utterances
are to be tolerated under the guise of ''fres
speech,' are questions of the gravest import
The News is stirrer up of sedition, and ths
Government, in self f-protection, may yet b
obliged to take in chargeit traitorous con
.ductors.
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ARs1x. conHEsPoNpENcR,
obiraarie..
CAMP 10TH Rect. O.v.I, Ksox-}
VILE, TENN, Jan. %, 1864.


Editor Democrat: fis Afla q lss
Wecome to you with mournful tale.--
Death again has visited us, and taken from
our ranks dear companion and fellow sol
der. SAMUEL SPENCER, cf Aurora, Portage
County, and amember of Co. D. Capt. Hor-
toms, died in Hospital at Knoxville, Tenn,
january 4tb, 1864 The sweetest flowers
that bloom in the vale, wither, and die. The
brightest stars that twinkle in the canopy Of
heaven when nights mantle is thrown Ger
natures landscape, grow dim when morning
breaks forth from the portals of the east
The glorious May morn is chained and fet-
tered by the icy bands Of winter. The sun
ny, golden hours of childhood, and happy,
joyful days of youth, are at last swallowed
up in the cold and silent grave and thus
it is that all things beautiful, noble, and great,
vanish before the beholders gaze Many of
Portage County's noble sons have fallen a
willing sacrifice in the cause OF right, and
many more are struggling on with firm pur-
pose of duty and willingness to lay all Of
this world and life upon their eountry's altar,
1
if need be, withouta regret or murmur. Tho
deceased as a companion and friend was al
ways kind and cheerful, obliging and gener-
GUS to a fault. As asoldier prompt and Eff
ficient, always at the post of duty, never
murmuring or complaining at any hardship
and suffering, but always patient. and willing
to make any sacrifice Often has he been
4 heard to chide others for words of complaint
about matters beyond their control or power
to remedy. His loss is felt and mourned BY
all, and while we mourn. we would sympa-
! thize with his many dear friends in their
/ deep af1iction, and although we cannot utter
words of consolation to the fond parents, an
guished hearts, yet we can point them to the
flag of our country, and say with proud hearts,
that he died in its protection, and beneath its
waving folds he is now sleeping in peace, free,
and unconscious of all the strife and turmoil
of these bloody times. May heaven hasten
the day when such records shall cease TO be
made, and all again be united in the social
bonds of an universal freedom of peace and
prosperity. Yours truly,
A SOLDIER,
Co. D.. 1O4th Regt, Q. v. L
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COLLEGE MEETING ArMT. UNION.


/. Pursuant to the cali for public meeting, a
very large attendance of the citizens of Mt.
Union, Alliance and surrounding community,
assembled at Mt. Union, to consider some
matters vital to the prosperity of Mt. I'm
ion College, Col. s. G. PoRrER, of Cleveland,
the Architect of the New College Edifee,
was chosen President, and L. I. PARK, of Mt.
Union,- Secretary. 5haiaB .tsaikGesa baa iaza
After reading the College Charter, short ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev D. L. DEMp-
sEY, DID,, Washington, Pa; Rev. A. r. WAY,
of Alliance, and Rev. j. A. SwANEY, of Sa-
lem, and others, who noticed the fact that Mt
Union College already possesses excellentand
extensive educational facilities, and first class
Teachers, and has deep and firm hold upon
the confidence and affections of an extensive
patronizing territory, and urged the impor-
tance and practicability of placing Mt Onion
College upon financial and literary basis nm
surpassed by the best Endowed Colleges of
the land Rev. o. N.lHARTsHoRN, L. L. D.,
President of the College, presented alPIAs
fOi shLt- dl1
furnishing the new, First-class College Edi-
fee, which will be fully completed for occu.
pancy at the irst-ofsnext Term, commencing
oneT Tuesday, the 9Th of next month, and for
securing 10 the College an additional endow-
ment of 100000 90. which plan was, upon
motion, unanimously adopted, and the Trus.
tees requested to execute it as soon as practi-'
cal.
Subscription Books were opened and a
cheering amount of money was soon pledged,
and Financial Committee appointed. A se-t
riessof resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted, expressive of the entire confdenee in the
ability, integrity, energy and. acceptability Of
the present Faculty and Board Of Trustees,
and. rendering to President HARrsHoRs senti-
n1ents of their highest confidence and regard
for him as a man Of ability, refinement and
christian integrity and thanking him for his
sslf,sacrifcing. persevering and phoaest labors
IN successfully tpsfintonding the compiler
ted intefssts Of the College. and pIedgins tho
citizens not only 10 cooperate fully and cheer
fully with the Faculty and Trustees inssas-s
tsiniur mildly. yet firmly. N III shSfs appli-
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gnetrp.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.

ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
am dying, Egypt, dying,
Eubs tbs crimson life-tide fast,
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Eaher on the evening blast;
Let thine arms, oh Queen, eRfod me-
Hush Thy sobs and bow thine ear,
Listen to tho great heart secrets
Thou and thou alone must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legions
-, Bea, their eagles high no more,
Animy wrecked and scattered gslleys
Sirew dark Actium's fatal shore;
Though no giitterng guards surround me,
Prompt to DO their masters will,
must perish like Roman
Die the great 1riumvir still.
Let not Cesar,s servie minions
Mark the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foeman's arm that fe lied him,
Twas his own tha struck the blow
Ills who pillowed on thy bosom,
Turned aside from gorys ray
His who, drunk with thy caresses,
Madly threw world away. 2
Should the base plebian rabbis
Dare assai my name At Rome,
Where the noble spouse, octavia,
Weeps within her widowed home,
Seek her; say the gods bear witness,
Affairs, augurs, circiing winge,
That her blood with IN inc com mingled, ~
Yet shall mount the throne of kings.
"a - : : = =
And for thee, star-eyed Egyptian!
Glorious sorceress of the Nile,
Light the path to Stygian horror
With the spiendors of thy smile;
Give the Cesar crowns and arches.
Let his brow the laurel twine,
can scorn the Senaie's triumphs,
Triumphing in love Ike thine EEV
am dying, Egypt, dying,
Hars! the Insulting foeman's cry,
They are coming! quick, my falchIon,
Let me front them ere die.
All, no more amid the battle
Shall my heart exulting swell. s. i
Isis aud Osiris gJard thee,
Cleopatra, Rome, farewell!
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REAL ESTATE.

ayWO FARMS AND GRIST WILL FOR
IL SAH.E.--Being desirous of changing my business,
foer for sale the follow ing propcIty--The farm upon
which now live, three,ferthR of mile South OF thc
Court House in Ravennashe farm lately oceupied oy
e. w Cranage ,dioinug the farm OF chard j. Thamp
SOP, mile and 4 east of Ravenna village-snd my
Grisr Mil atNewport, in good order and doirg
god business
For further infsrmstion apply to the undersigned at
RayenDa. WM ChANA4h'
Rayenna. Dec. 10, 1868.
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For Sale.

House and Lot, situated on the corner of Walnut
n aud Van Buren, Streets, in The village of Raven
nearly opposite the dwelling house of A. B. Grit
6n, Esq. Said house is nearly new. wei hntshed,
and one Of the convenient dwellings in the viii
iage. and will be sold very low for cash
Enquire of A. b. GRIFFIN
Ravenna.
Ravenna, Jan. I3, 1854. -3m
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saxA~ FARM FOR SALE.
SSSS The subse, ber wishes to sell his farm, con
Sy2SS38 sistue of ninety of good lana,
pleasantly situated less than half a mile East
,sN of the Center of Char lestown, on the W Warren
rosd Th. huiiaiogs consist of good and large dwell
ing house with good falling well oy water,
both under covers gond oarn 40 by 8
with other suitable outhuildngs The farm is well
tered Huxley Creek running through it. lie suitable for
dairy. raising OF sheep; has go bearing orchard
grated fruit. Terms made easy snd accommodating
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber iysg
one mile North of ths Ceuter of Charlestowu.
Nov. 25, 1853 SIN OLIVER WILCOX.
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Coalf0y sale.

by Car Lead delivered to
Orders may lett for tie present. at the Ravenn
Book Store. CRANAGE ANDERSON
Rnve,,na. Dre. rs. 1853. n
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Farm for sale.

THE subscriber wishes TO sell his farm consisting
L of one hundred and eighty two acres. in Charles
town on the road aiding from Charlestown TO Wind
ham. Tn. buildings consist of good and large
dwelling house, nearly new. one barn 35x45, and an
other barn 22x50 The farm is well watered.a living
stream of running through it, and II is also
suppl ed With several good springs. ! hes- is fine
Young orchard on the place The farm is suitable f,I
raj .ing sheep, for dairy purposes. s
Price low. ard terms
For ,ur,ber particulars enquire OF J. d. Hold
the premises. of the subscriber. in freedom ONO
& A. w THORPE.
Freedom, Ohio, Jan. 9, 1864. l3 6wH
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FARM FOR SALE.

Consisting OF s5 acres half mile West Of
SS& Mantus Center. Well wa,ered, commodious
w house, two harms, and other out houses
- VIII be sold cheap For particulars, enquire
the premises MARTIN fosf.
Mar,tua, Nov. 2i. 25 3mH EsNaAE1Es &
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