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DIED.


In this city, January 2lst, HATTIE, daughter Of
James and Maria Farmland, aged years
The funeral will take place this Saturday after
a. o'clock from their esi'ence, No. 40 Boil
varst. Their friends respectfully invited to at
tend.
On the 2lst inst, OF Inflammation Of the lungs,
CHABLES, only son Of G. and b. BimslerS aged %
years and Is days.
Funeral from his late residence, sol Kinsmsn-St.'
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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FROM IOWA.
Movement for a Registery Law.
The cOppeIheads Oppose it.

FoRT DEsMoINEs, Iowa, January p.
In the Senate to-day q bill was intro
duced for a Registry Law, to preserve the
purity Of the ballot box. The Copper
heads made charges Of fraud at the last
election, and it is thought best to pr,tect
Asm sgsinst any such wrong in the fu.
ture.
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agree upon terms. Such terms we're offer
ed that he declared rather then accept
them he said his people would fight to the
last. I cannot say how much truth there
is in the story.
The regular meeting Of the Democratic
caueus last night passed resolutions for
Committee to prepare an address to the
conservative people Of the United States.
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Lively Times Off Wilmington.
GunbOat Iron Age Blown Up.
Blockade Runners Destroyed
Important Re bel Views.
RumOr that LOngstreet Wants
TO Surrender,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January %.
HoUnF

The Speaker announced the following
gentlemen as the newly authorized Com
mittee on uniform system of coinage,
weights, apd measures: Kssson, Schenck,
Winfield, Williams, aud Grider.
1t was resolved that when the House
adjourn, it be till Monday noon.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Nru VoBR Januarv %

The Herald's Army OF the Potomac
speoisls state that General Sedgwick COM
mands the army in the absence Of General
Meade. A party of one hundred dismount-
ed guerrillss made night attack on CO.
lionel Sweitzer's brigade Of the Fifth Corps,
wounding five or six men. Eight dead
rebels we're left on the ground, the guer-
rillss having been promptly rspulsed.
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RETURN OFTHE TWENTY-FIFTH.

I VHI . EhFIo JduUdTy 2 2
The Twenty fifth Ohio Regiment of Vol
unteers will be in Cleveland tomorrow
afternoon by the Atlsntio s Great West
ern Railroad.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Michigan Bankers AbscOnded
With 100000.
st, Louis Gamblers Seeking BE.
dress at Washington.
ROsecrans to Command Depart
ment OF Missouri.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.l
CHICAGO, January %.

Especial 10 the NieNel-n0
CHICAGO, January %.
ABsCoNDING BANKERS.
A dispatch was received in this city to-
day from Detroit, announcing that Tred-
well & Co., owners of the Peoples Bank
at Hudson, Michigan, had abScOnded, car
rsing off sixty thousand dollars, most Of
which did not belong to them. A day or
two since they obtained considerable
amount from different bankers in this city,
by means Ofbills Of exchange on the COnti-
mental Bank Of New York, in sums Of
$1,000 each; also in Detroit, and probably
other places. Tredwell & Co: had always
enjoyed an excellent reputation here.
ST. LOUIS GAMBLERS IN wAsHIEGroE.
The st. Louis gamblers recently exiled
BY Gen. Fisk from the Missouri Depart
meht are in Washington trying to get the
order rescinded. They have engaged Geo.
Mixer, Of New York, to engineer their
cases.
MISSOURI TROOPS RE-EELIsTNG.
Indications are that all the Missouri
regiments will re.enlist.
GEN. RosEoaASs TO HAVE COMMAND.
Private dispatches from Washington say
that Gen. Rosecrsns will be assigned to
this Department by the President, if Gen.
Sohofeld is sent to East Tennessee.
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HAIR REsT0RER.
DROFES3OR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOfeF F!
pIsEAsEs OF TEE SCALP.

The lkil OF the medical faculty in treating dissa-
see q the scalp has in msjcVty OF cases been baf
neq oy this most peculiar disesse Il the human fame
IL Is not 70 be wondered a., IS 1t requires . great
stuoy deep research and careful invest CATION Of
tne causes which produce the diseage- Ualss1 the
oauss Is disoosertd Il Is an utter impoaikih %
eraalcefs ths disg1se and effect rermsusnt cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been Pronounced fncfa.
be By some Of the NEST eminent phTsiciansy IbaTs
devoted years o study TO TINS peculiar part bu
man frame and am satish-d that p0sssss
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IfEIInollAL OF MS. sAnAH GOULD ]
Prof. De uNN Two years ago my soalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
fast Ths disease Epread untIl my scap Was one com
Pete sore the burning and itching sensation was
insuPpOriab.e. 1 wcud Apply sdy after remedy,
with only mOmentRry Telief. 1 cousul ed sew raj
physicians OF this city Was inform d BY them that
tbs disease with which myH alp ahectfd was IN
salt Rbeum, and that thsy could not benefit ne. I
read y0u- rtisement and concluded 70 cOl5ult
you. IOu as-urtd me thst yOu would Eradicate the
ssass and restore my hair, which had become VesY
thin With that as srr1roe placed myself in you-
hands, and the rtsult Is have luLuriant head Jf
ha'r; my tlp Is perfectly we'll, and ny hair has
ceased to fai cut. Respectfully, You 8,
MRS SARAH GOULD.
No li7 South Pesrl-st Albany, NJ Y.
It Is a fact acknowledged by all who hava used The
Hair kestOi sT and theif nsme Il LsgUn, that Il b
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and other cutaneous diseasss spd restore the Hair
to those who have beooms bald. To make good the
assertion, / will forfeit
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Five Hundred Dollars
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

e fail to cure the worst c1sss Of dssssed soaps Of
the lot gsst standing, with the
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THE ONLY REMEDY.
SALT RHEUM, sQALD HEAD,

30 far a. know, thst would permanently eradicate
tAese loatksome diseases Of the scalp, l. Q
The New York herald., 1864-10-20
VHn s.ncrunR snAsou.

TnPORrAET L.CrUREs DAILf-poR oHErLRnHE
onIy. ~ tbs New York nuseum Of Anatomy Ns Brsa1
way pes unable 70 attend tbess Lectures thar
lsfwsrds1 resept sf Ten eents - ae1ronG Bssssta1
81 AeU ysvs Msssum e5 AaatcmH
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

CPECrAL HoTIcE.-A SPECIAL MKRTIIo OF TIE
- New York Liquor Dealer Socssy will be held 3hurs
day evneing October 20 ~ clock - the nsssegslsAs
guessed 70 b. IN asssndsaes By order. -. .,,..
JosH Roezss, Rsosrdiss Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

nvHE MErBBRs OF rHR FATHER MATHEW =. A. n.
= socis;y 30 z f Brootiyn, p. are hereby notified
70 meet st their ball. corner Of Grand Seventh aroets
this rbursdl aftsrnson, at one O'Clock in uil rens
sttend the funeral ~ ae ameued brother md
HOME =. LLoiD%' = frsssSenl
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

HBHlCAn CLUB HorBL. UNION SQUARE COR:
a ner of kas bevsnteenth aud Broadway one OF
the desirable locations in the cItv Rooms dsRy
In suits Without ooari be had for families single
taurant "
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

WANTED TO RENr-iN A GOOD NEIdHBoRHooD,
w In New York city, house. unfurnished or furnished
would purchase the part pay
cash for the Address stating particulars Of location
422k Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

cyPECrAL NOTICE-MAaONIC-THE SUPREME
y Council q TIE Tsr tsird pesres a ana 4 RITZ an
hodng their annual sessns st 0ibsous Building eorne
Of Thirteenth street and Broadway, daily ~ 10 ~ Az
day, r. NJ 70 Which all Perfect Masters in geod gand
ing are Invited DANIEL 6ICkk86s q o. n. d.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
Chaneery sale.

nURS UANT to be conmand OF u Jecretai order OF
sale from the Circnit Court of the United Stale
f,r the Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit OF
George S. Au-fey and others comPlainanis against
10 me directed, shall fe for saie at ubc auction
at the south door the F. Il raj Court Building In
city nf Clev eand in said District. on the four
teen tn day of March. ga at three o'ciocS r NJ,
the following described prem situate in The town
-i,ip of tiavenna, County of Portage and State OF
Ohio tesNiiz pat of tol o6, in soath division n
lots In said township nj Ravenna, bonaded as fsi
lows Beginning pest planted two hundred and
eight feet uth of William Stinef's south line, tweh-
Nv Ave Of ths east line Of said lot No SIX
thence run ming ntn deg 45 min west, one hun
dred and atty feet Posi thence north ss deg
west. hundred aud eighty fest to post; thence
deg j5 uia east. hundred and hfiy feet TO
eehS f.. IT. thspiacs of beginnings containing TX
ty two Que sltnp,lrettbs OF Icre Of land he t
same less. but sat ect to all legal highways
Also part Of tot No. sixty In the south division :"
Iot- ia av, una a ginning at pntit fbriy 6ve an
| a half LINKS al w line Of lot No, sixty ;sioee
The North ,ine ssid No. sixty. ,henee deg
SIS min T., fnur chains ninety tw" and hall Inks it
4 the GENRE Uf ths Cleveland Pitsburgt rail roa'
tract thece the centre of said rali road tract
south s. eg IL min sipe chains aud seven INKS e
a-tsf. tnttc- n "a deg S. min w, seven chanssi NJ
raj, road track the and ali rights of the Ra
venna lass Company therein. contai shg one acre
/ and 50 100 of acre, according 10 the survey o
| Samuel ID. Harris. ounty Surveyor made Decetn
Der 9Th Isi-, su jert the gh. of way OF In
sid tSleveiaI d aud pittsburgh Rail Road Company
H:NRY e. ABBEY,
Master Com'r in chg.
Keith sxsrooa. renpl'ts solrs
February IN, iS6i. 5w
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Legal Notice.

TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
! Co4tt of Poriage Con ~. uhio, will offer Tor
sale ppfitc Thursday. the third day oi
March IL at q COX u. nron the premises,
the following desc. ise real estate, situate in the
Couni, of art g nai St Il, of ohio. TO W Z: the
ui vl.d hal, twtt u eight acre lsatject 10 the
dover estate Cf Masy s. Dayton tb reiu) lot six
in tiet wustip of Maiua. in the tfOuntN and State
;f,resaid, an" b 9 part # III fam of nj g hun
tired aud fix tet) oi land formerly owned
i,nntiy h, John na,ton ard Mary s. pa,t and
bor nded described as follow s--f:ommencins al
the f the roads the no th ne of -asd
farni. ST aorg the south HE Of land at'iy
ed by ] Esis 10 lite easi liae of Sail VA tua
4 washp tterce <ouh along said east liae Of Mani
iaa that u 4a XII nting west tparailei with
said nesn liGelt tbt eertre Of the highway afnre-
id tliR twenty eight acres ef l"d thence
west tn The centre the hi sbway; ant enrea north
eastery long the caftre of saii ghway 10
tn place Of beginning. combining twenty -eisr /
acres Of lami- The uniividel half of tn; 81 acres
OF and i'd. snject dpwer t.rest fore
snt, is p raised S34 90. 1ern,s c,sh on day OF
sale. s.resss sssS AiEu, Y. MEtiBiF II /! LDs =
Admni TRAITOR Of John Day ton, dec d.
s. d. Norton, ATTY for Petitioner
February 10, 1s64 4w
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7LFTAp NOTICES.
=. Aasal Natise. !.

- AeeSAA ~ 0kteeessssA zsss
rSy, Jeremiah Abb lien boy MAJ VIVA Henriok,
Jabs III ehrtt <, Iaxy w ard Isaac Y hrd{ Sob.iga
Kennedy, E3isworsh n kennsdy. Elsie PARSER, Phlen
Parker, Lausa Rris. WI lam Briley Lura Warner,
}ayis Warner. and Eitza Muiboilapts Y,a are hofe-
By Moulded that the 9Th day al dahaary, 1894,
Al. .ha abby aud staafd bby, as administrators oil
the estate Of ereutaA Abb deceased fe,t their
tsti, n IN the Gou.l of tamuson Pleas of Portage
Juahty, Ohio leg 70 tn that the persona proper.
(s Of said estate insufficient ta PAY the debts
thereof; tn said decedent died zed Of the follow
ing rea estate: Aitnate in the tOwnsbtn OF hirans
County of Portage aud state OF 0uioS bounded ana
described a. follow Being lot Ramber 81 in The
village Of Harrison a said township Also ten acres
of land bounded ns follows-fleginring at stake
ding 10 the south line of village lot Hun Der 30
one cnair Il CT the s. " of said village lot
number 81 n. 20 deg, 4 g ehains TO the center of
the cus ahrga r.ver: thence south Ct deg, chain
Is ink e; thence sonlh ae4 deg, 10 chains and 90
link thence south deg w hahn ~ links: thence
south aai deg. +. easins, "a Luke; thence south 81
dev. f.. , chains. So 5inkss thence s.. e9 deg, w.
chain ~ lin ia poet; thence north deg, e. "a
chsins Al links place Of beginning, contain
lug ten acres lard--i being the homestead upon
with said jeremiah Abby lived al the time of his
dea,t Salt petition furter sta'es that Al,ha abby
" dow OF all Jesrmish. Is entitied TO d wer, aud
tthat she and her minor son, Henry abby are ent'
tied to mes,ead in said premises Petition prays
for the a.sig ment iawer and homestead and the
sste the afor sat premises, snijeetta VI SAM
The cause wilt bs Tor hearing at tie next term o
said Court. BY AhPansso nAaI,
Il Ian lIth, 1854 l3-6w
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Divorce Notice.

yoSEPH ST.CLtIFs, whose present place OF resi-
Il dence IL uuknowr, Il here " notified thet Siha
Ann ST Ciat.iis vife,rid on the 10 h dav Of Janu-
ary a. 1874 ate her petition IN tho eiiee OF the
f,i,rk of the Court Of Common Pl IA ~itnin and for
lhe Con ty Of Portage AMI State of uhin. ch rsing
said Joseph ST. lair with hasf'uai drnst enness
for lha thr.. wears hast pas-ed and with grass neg
lsct of duty aud praying that che may be GIvorc'i
from the d Joseph 81 clair aud for the custody OF
their m nor chi Id vhifh ton viii stand Tor near
inv ~ III. nexiterm of said cf Common Pleas.
A. w REdAS.a
Att'v for Petitioner.
g Dated lanuar, 10 tSe4 90 6wt -
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Sale af Puhlic auction

rT,IlE undersiyned assignee oi Thomas e. Suihef-
i taid. will fssffnrs sale Il pmbe auction, at the
old stand Of T. q Srthtsrii I'd. IN X nia entage
Couiiy oIfa. commencing Al iG ,oetncS A. a.
from dry dav, and from place 10 piace until com
plet-d the cs of Cree is &C., usually fsuhd IN
n grocery tore. Als,, four hives q bees. one Emf
t.iie W iyo, and many her articles of tersonal
property too numernus Ia menii n ~ ihe above
Property will be sad in anti les 10 salt purchasers
nd III out re.e We. The highest and best bidder
G T,rs af Sa;e-A 4 snms of ten dollars aud under
crsh dowS; on al. Gums of ten dollars. credit
of tire.. nsarhs wilie given, with ap proved secu
rity wits Interest. M 5. D. NUkTON ", &#
Ss=kS - Assignee to Thomas ~ SulhefE nd.
Is,hrfarv 1874. lO4aS
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TANFS H. Rogers, formerly of Portage County ohin:
j wbo.v nreseI plscs of r. dpprr is unknow VIII
take uoice that the h day ef Jsnnary A. D. 1864
Kezinh Rogers Ills wife, fled in the Court of Coe m1n
pi,as of PORTAGE Comfy in the State tf ohio, prti-
lion asei,is to he divsresd from sail Jtues Rnge
ne h,> md! aud IN chang d. aud assign
ing as ound for such divorce goss NEGLECT of duty
aud wilfalahs nee part of said James II. Rogers
for more tha ntnree y ars.
Said peition will be for hearing In said Court al The
TAYLOR & HORTON,
ALt.'s for Petitioner
Rsyepua Ohio January o. 1864. l3 6w
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Assienaa,s Notice.

NJ oTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
brcn duty appo ted aud qlalif ID as Assignee OF
The property and eff cts of Thomas G. Sutherland, o.
the counsy Of Portage.
Il sAfl per- sons having claims as creditors OF said
authenIicAsed for ac j. ri sciior. rs
vIe By law within elk months after the publication
lof this notice
gseR eRavenna, Feb. eth. 1864. l0-:~*
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NJ E L A N q e.

ApvrcK TO Youxe Mss Somebody with nothing
do, ges the suboiued rules for very young
men:
L. If you have soup for breakf ,st den't undertake
to eat with your fingers, not ef you kan git fork
and never wipe your the table cloth as long
as yoa hev cost sleeve,
9. II you don't know how TO chu tobacer, looze
no time, the best way zs tn go behind hog pen and
practice before you ebaw in publick. but pursav are
is the ona wa you're pa larns.
5. II you hev got tn twelve years old. aud MT
ear good, the chance you won't ever amount
tn any thing; About good away as nv to larn.
is tu begin by sayin .scondemut aud then work up.
4. Larping how tu drink is slo process, but
dreadful sarlin; cider is purity sartin 10 git the hang
with, hui rum ch reg is sartiner.
S. By awl means, early age git intu the habit
staying out late at ites. Doui miss circus. that
| are meaus grace Kali awi vortu non sense, aid
suspect awl females. Watch your older brother and
| brsg on his devitree.
Poller these rules close, and If that don't make a
plum you, you kin safely kencude that you hev
mistuk The krook Of your genius and properly was
| designed for decuut man.
! II man is chased by dog, it may be 'nip and
tuck" but the man will probably get the nip"
/ Many man think it virtue that Keeps him frem
turning rascal. when it is only full stomach. One
should careful and not mistake potatoes for prin-
4 ciples.
The sitting Congress is often fruitess as the
sitting of hen upon chalk eggs.
He who gets angry In discussion while his oppo.
nent keeps cool, holds the hot end of the poker.
s.Sir, said youi wife to her husband, few days
after -rrage, 'you were honest enough 10 tell me
that your chimney smoked, but why didn't you tel
me that you smok ed yourself?
Booth, the rsgediau. had the misfortune to have hi
nose broken by Tom Flynn. A lady said to hm,ss
nge your acting and beatfaI reading, Mr. Booth, bu
L cannot get over your nose.n ''No wonder, mad
. am,-' replied he, ''the bridge has gone.
Why is a drunkard hestating to slgn the pledg
u like a skepica Hindoo: because he ooubis whethe
: to give up the worsbip OF Jug-or-not.
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ELI Enmler,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has bee
lN ,inis app .,rd aud qualified administrator a
ihe es.ate OF Eli Fowler, ate OF Portage County
ohi9' deesased. sss SEQ AxoaH n, MERK rrt,
February 4. 1861. 10 3w*
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
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Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
e~ HM N AHIH<aS.

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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

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Great american Remedies
known as ssHeImboId's''
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Cha,ic- s.Ixseters- E,.sat

nj IOrlCE !, hereby ri en-, tina, the subscriber ha
l1N been apreintei aud qaaif ID as administrator
ihe nf har streeter, late OF Shaiersyiile,
Portage ouDty, deceased.
= February 5th, 1864. 10 3s*
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

The very best Meriuos in market They are much liner
and wid-r han any oher make of Merinos. The same
,n,tac.ure of All Wool Deanes, in all c"ors at nst
the same prices you have psy for in terror goods Re-
member and lovk at Them when in town.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
HLiye and Let Live''
MAN FASHlON

I invite Honorable Competition
have f.tc up the Old Store. not gdrdless g fTpse
hut Gle IN neat and ig aud will st all timei
be ait upon promptly aud pleasantly.
As all kinds of Farm Produce now huds ready cast
market the necessity doing credit business IS en-
tirrly obvisted. therefor do strictly CASH AM
READY P aY BUSINESS. The highest market rates a
ali times will tie paid Tor most kinds of Produce.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS

NE w 81 Xi6O OAI0O SVO1Do
In great variety. Poplin, in plas and stripes Canir
Clio Ils-some;hine aud cleap. Beautiful Popin Al
,u.cas in coiors-tbe and best goods ia the
arkes Worsed ami Silk plaids and stripes III all the
Desirable Styles aud Conrs In fact. can't enumerste.
NV Dies. Goods are all prety-no old goods-but all
fresh and what every lady can hnd that wants
a pretty dress. -,
few pattern. of handsome Brocads silks, IN coors
Coed plain Black Silk for 81 25. Better goods at les,
New SAFES Of pret'iest goods of the kind
in market None your odfashioaed et'od
lady has had from one to half dozen dresses o.
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AFEiDayIr

Personally appeared before me an Alderman ofths city
4 Phisaeiphia T. HnLMRnLp. who, being duly sworn.
10Th say his paraiion< contrin nafot e no ner
cuy or other Injurious druss but purely
''' y - - -, ef1' - ~ H. t. HELMBOLD.ai
Sworn aud subscribed heforr me this ssd daS;f NO.
veinber, 1854, WM r hibbann, ~,
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caleb ,sat,oon,s Estate.

Jonathan Puisiferss Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby gi,en siaseriher has been
appointed ard dnliffed administrator on the es
tate of Jonathan Iufifer, deceased
- RENJAMIN PULSJFER.
/. Hate,i NJ Ind am, J Jauuars 25 b, 1854. feb3-3ws
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Take no Rals.m Mercury or Unpleasant Medicine fol
Unpleasant aud Dangerous Diseases
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DEM OCRA1.
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Wednesday Morning.. February II, 1854
so SHOULD WE LIVE.
So should we live, that every hour
Should die, as dies natural flower,
A selfrevivtng thing Of power.

That every Thought and every deed,
May hold within Itself the seed
OF future good and future need.
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