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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-27
Proclamation by the Govern.
rs eF of Ohio.
COLUMBUS, July 10th

SOil MBIh July -OAls
To THE People OF ONO: -a.n-
| The President of the United States has
issued call for 500 600 men for the army
of the nation, this call is necessary in Or
der to meet the reduction of our forces
by the expiration of the term of service,
of large number of men between this
time and the middle Of October.
The quota of Ohio will be little short
of $4,000 men, subject to such credits as
may be found on closing up accounts of
| former cases. '--1-- --~--'~
The quota is 20 be filed by volunteer
ing up to the 9Th day of September, when
draft is ordered 10 take place for any
deficit that may then exist. Recruits
may be enlisted for one, two or three
years; each recruit receivinga bounty of
500 for each year of the time of his en-
liatment. The draft will be for the term
of one year under this call have re-
ceived authority to organize twelve new
Regiments of Infantry, the officers and
as many of the line officers of these regi-
ments rs practicable will be appointed
| from men who have heretofore served in
the field and honorably retired from such
service. The Adjutant General is prepar-
ing and will issue In few days the nee
tessary orders for the organization of these
regiments. ..-.
have also authority TO organize reg
iment of representative recruits. l de-
sire the cooperation of our people, who
are not liable to draft. in this enterprise.
This should be representative regiment
of the State, and if its ranks are prompt
" filled up, it shall be offieered with care
in the selection of men to give it eharae-
ter and efficiency.
Colored recruits receive the same boun-
ty and pay as white soldiers. The 5th
and 9th Regiments of colored troops,
raised in this State, need several hun
dred recruits, and if more colored troops
enlist than will fill their ranks, an addi-
tional regiment will be organized.
1t is not necessary to urge the people
of Ohio TO respond to this call for main
tanning the forces in the field. The work
of closing this war is before US; we have
it to do, and of course we cannot avoid
recognizing the fact that wemust fuIn-
ish the means to accomplish that purpose.
Ohio has fully and nobly responded TO all
the requisi.ions that have been made up
on hre. Let this call be promptly re-
sponded 10 that our whole duty may be
honorably discharged.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN BROCGH.
I
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1t is he who was born rich, not he who
has made himself rich, that oftenest COM
mits suicide; on the other hand, it is not
the poor man, but he who has become
poor, that kills him.
If anybody asks the President anything
about the movements of the army, he re-
plies, 'sAsk General Grant, and if the re-
joinder is made, General Grant will not
tell u.s." he says further, neither will he
tell me-" DT t .
Our hearts are at least bright and brini-
| full of love in the one hour of meeting.
and in the other hour when we part, in
sonsolable; even rs all the stars appear
milder, larger, and more lovely at their
rising and setting than when they pass
over our heads.
Whoever is honorable and candid, hon.
est and courteous, is true gentleman,
whether learned or unlearned, rich or
poor.
1t is not generally known that the
leaves of geraniums are an excellent APP
pIication for cuts, where the skin is rub
bed of, and other wounds of that kind.
One or two leaves must be bruised, and
applied on linen to the part, and the
wound will become cicatriZed IN g very
short time J
Were We to thank God for every bles-
sing, we should have no time to complain
of misfortune. ------.-
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Ancient and Modern distances

We are so accustomed to the magnifi
cent distances OF our country that oul
lmaglnations almost refuse TO credit the
possibility of noble deeds done on a small
scale of magnitude as sufficed 10 reveal
the greatness of ancient Greece Wide
space is evidently not needed to develop
the activity of even the greatest men any
more than intellectual pre-eminence re-
quires large bodily dimensions. Gibbon
must needs remind his readers that Pal.
estine was not much superior in extent
TO the principality of Wales, doubtless in.
tending to hint that so diminutiye a ter
ritory could not demand so much consid.
Grafton for its history as seems to be claim
ed for it in the Bible. But the skeptical
historian would have resented any at
tempt TO cast doubt on the truth of the
history or dement's of the great men of
Greece, because their activity was all ex-
erted within SO narrow a space. Says a
writer in the Christian Examiner
at is hard for US in modern times to
adjust our great lenses to the scale of
magnitude. on which that marvellous dra-
ma was acted out. Thus, by singular
good fortune and skill, Athens early sue
ceeded in snnexing Elexsis, ten miles off,
and Salamis, ACROSS an easy ferry, and alb
sorbing into a sort of great township, its
continental possessions of twenty-four
miles square. But Egina, that lay pleas
antly in sight over the bay, was the home
of "alien enemies" and was only held
under by the iron hand Megara, at five
and twenty miles, was the standing pet
hostility of Athens; while her most gen.
erous act of foreign policy was steadily
upholding Plates, at thirty five miles,
against the hateful predominance Of
Thebes, at forty.
''The eternal rivalry with Sparta reach
ed over an interval of about as great as
that which separated New York from
Philadelphia; while the disastrous expe.
dition to Syracuse, which bewildered the
Attic Imagination no less by the daring OF
its distance than by the splendor of its
| equipments, traversed world of waters
rather less than from the Chesapeake to
Port Royal. Yet these narrow limits
were enough for the great passions of pat.
riotism, ambition, jealousy and interna.
tional hate. The intense pride of every
Athenian citizen in his own splendid cap
ital, his fond recalling of its generous lib.
critics and its grand memories, in exile OF
disaster, or times Of peril or fear, is fa-
miliar to any one who remembers the
soldierly summons of Xenophon on his
retreat, the touching appeal of Nicias to
the forlorn hope at Syracuse, the fond
tone in Plato's dialogues, or the ringing
harangue of Demosthenes when the shad
ow of Macedon began to darken the pass
at Thermopyle."
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GENERAL REMARKS.


Revenue stamps may be used indiscriminatelJ
upop any ef the matters or things enumerated in
this list except proprietary and playing card
stamps for which . special use has been provided.
Postage &an4ps cannot be used in payment Of the
duty chargeable on instruments.
Z It IL the duty Of the maker Of IN instrument To
afRx ard cancel thestaTnp required thereon. If be
neglects TO do sO the party for whoseuse il made
may stamp it before it ia used but in no case il
be legally used without stamp; and fissued after
the 30th Of June. 1864, and used without stamp il
cannot be afterwards eneetually stamped. Any
failure upon the part of the maker sf an instrument
70 appropriately stamp il renders him liable 10 q
penalty Of two hundred dollars. --r--. .r
Suits are commenced in many States by other
process than writ, via: summons, warrant puoliea-
ton petition &c in which case these. as the orig
inal processes, seVerally require stamps ~
Writs Of scire fseias are subject to stamp duty as
original processes. .o5,. ,-.--.-.-.,--,,---
The jurat Of an afhdavit taken before Justice OF
the Peace Notary Public, or other ofhcer duly au-
thorised to take aidaVits. Is held TO be acerheate,
and subject 10 q stamp duty sf five cents, except
when taken in suits or legal proceedlngs. - rnf
Csrfiacaies Of Loan. in which there shall appear
any written or printed evidence Of an amount OF
money 10 be paid on demand, or at time designa-
ted. are subject TO stamp duty as Promissory
Notes. --f y f---l p ------ ~. p y.
The assignment Of . mortgage Is subject to the
same stamp duty as that imposed upon the original
instrumenf: that Is TO say, for every sum Of nve
hundred dollars or gny fractional part thereof Of
The amountsoerred By the mortgage at the time OF
ii AssiRnm ent. there must be fixed stamp deno-
ting duty OF my eents. g - l.aLiA : = =
When two or more persons join in the execution
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-27

SINGING AT WoRK.-Giye us the man
who sings at his work! Be his occupation
what it may, he is equal to any Of those
who follow the same pursuit in silent sui
lenness. He will do more in the same
time-he will do it better-he will per-
severe longer. One is scarcely sensible to
fatigue whilst he marches to music. The
very stars are said to make harmony as
they revolve in their spheres. Wonder.
Gus is the strength of cheerfulness-al-
together past calculation its powers of en-.
durance. Efforts to be permanently use.
ful, must be uniformly joyous-a spirit all
sunshine-graceful from very gladness-
beautiful because bright.
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TOMORROW
EY GERALD MASSEY.


Our birds Of song are silent now.
There are no flowers bloomingl
\ ct life beats in the frozen bough,
And Freedoms spring is coming.
And Freedoms tide comes up aiway,
Though we may strand in sorrow;
And our good bark, aground to-day,
Shall float again tomorrow.
Through all the long. dark night of years
The peoples cry aseendeth;
And earth is wet with blood and tears
Bat our meek sufferance eDdeth.
The few shall not forever sway,
The many wall in sorrow;
The powers of he'll are strong to-day,
But Christ shall rise tomorrow.
Though hearts brood o'er the past, our eyes
With smiling features glisten
For 10 our day bursts up the skiesi
rs lean out your souls, and listenl
fhe world rolls Freedoms radient way,
And ripens with her sorrow;
Keep hearth who bear the cross to-day
Shall wear the crown tomorrow
Youth flame earnest, still aspire,
With energies immortal!
70 many n heaven of desire,
20 our yearnlng Opes portali
And though age wearies by the way.
And hearts break in the furroW,
We SOW the golden grain to-day
The harvest comes tomorrow
Build Hp heroic lives. and ali
Be like a sheathen sabre,
Ready TO fash out at Gods call,
A ehivalry of lsbori
Triumph and Toll are twins; and aye
Joy suns the cloud of sorroW
And It's the martyrdOm to-day
Brings victory Tomorrow -a-- -
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WHOLE NO. 2495.

Of an instrument, the stamp to which the instru
ment liable under the law may be affixed and can
celed By any one Of the parties. ---- -
In eonveyAnee of real estate, the law provides
that the stamp af xed must answer 70 the value OF
the estate or interest conveyed. &c
No stamp Is required on any warrant Of attorney
accompanying bond or note, when such bond or
note has affixed thereto the stamp or stamps demo-
ting the duty yequired and whenever any bond or
note Is secured by MORTGAGE but stamp duty Il
required such papers. such stamp duty being the
highest rate required for such instruments. or
either Of them. In such case, note or memoran-
dunn of the value or denomination Of the stamp sf
liked should be made upon the margin or IN the ae
acknowledgement Of the instrument which is not
slammed
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Children of Arnold the Traitor.

Mrs. Arnold, wife of Benedict Arnold
died in London in 1904, in her 44th year.
Of her children. Mr. Sabine, in his new
edition of "The American Loyalists,"
which will soon be published. has collect
ed the following account: Mrs. Arnold
was the mother of four sons and one
daughter, namely: Edwin Shippen, who
was Lieutenant in the Bengal cavalry,
and paymaster of Mattra, and who died
in India in 1913; James Robertson, OF
whom presently; George, who was lieu
tenant colonel in the Bengal cavalry, and
who died in India in 1923; William
Fitch, who, a magistrate in the county OF
Bucks, England, and late a captain in
the lancers, married the only daughter of
Captain Ruddock, of the Royal Navy,
and who, the father of six children, was
living in 1855, and Sophia Matilda, the
wife of Colonel Pewnall Phipps, OF the
East India Company service, who was al
10 living eight years ago, and the mother
oflone son and two daughters.
"A word in conclusion, OF the most
| distinguished son: James Robertson Ar
mold entered the corps Of Royal Engineer
in 1898. He served two years at Bermu-
da, and from 1918 to 1928 commanded
the engineers in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. After the accession of Will
lam ". he was one of his Msjesty's aids
While in the provinces just named. he
visit ed his fathers house, King street, st.
John and, as have often been told,
threw himself into chair and wept like
child
He expressed wish to see his moth
er's family in the United States; but add
ed, 1 suppose 1 should be insulted ON ae-
count Of my father &c. A gentleman
who was in the service with him, and an
intimate acquaintance, speaks of him IN
terms of high commentator; and relates
that he was small man, with eyes of re-
markable sharpness and in features
thought TO resemble his father. His wife
was Virginia, daughter of Bartlett Good
rich, of the Isle of Wight. In 1871, he
was transferred from the engineers, and
appointed a major general, and Knight
of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order. He
died in London, December, 1852.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-27
Going toI idaho.

A correspondent Of the Detroit Free
Press, en- route for Idaho, thinks that OF
the large emigration this year over the
plains at least $4,000 viii 60 to Idaho
Ranch settlers are found al along the
route, who attempt to deceive emigrants
into the sale of their teams and proyis-
ions at lower rate. by telling them ter
rible stories of Indian bsrbarities along
the way. l
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NRw YoRE ,Julv %

Special 10 the Commercial, Washing
ton Goth, says: A new counterfeit of the
Postal Half Dollar, was received at the
Treasury yesterday. 1t was SO perfect
that when half of it was sent down to
the Engraver's room they pronounced it
genuine.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-27

The telegraph didn't invent lying. but
il has quadrupled the amount OF it
Prof. Morse may honestly think that he
invented the telegraph, but doubtless the
Devil suggested il TO him.
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PnIL.pELPH1A. July 20.

PHILADELPHIA,- July 70.
The Blockley Aims House fell to the
ground this morning, by which Is insane
women were killed and 20 wounded.
Sixteen bodies have been taken out OF
the ruins. -1a Ea 49, 81
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"Obey my orders" said the h@ugh-
ty English master, 'If order yeu to drive
to h-I,' SAN sure an l. will yer hcn-
or''ansWered Pat; ..bHt yea must e4euse
me if back yez in"
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HARMON. Nd. FOLsON. n. R. "
HARMON BROS. & FOLSOM.


~ lSuecessOrs 20 E i, Hoyt z Col
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Dres,
Goods Gents Furnishing Goods. and Silk, Shswls
Hosiery and Gloves. All kinds of Gents Cloth
ing gotten up on the shortest possible notice. No
I River Block. Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
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w. II. & W. suIru & CO..

Produce. Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Dealers in Western. Reserve Cheese and Butter
No.12 Pine Street, st. Louis, Missouri. Particu-
lar attention will be paid 10 the sale Of Western
Reserve Cheese and Butter. VIII make liberal
advances on, and render prompt returns for any
property consigned to them.
Same Parties under the style of McC0MBS d
SMITHS Warren, Ohio.
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noo1s,i In Groceries. Flour, Produce, Provisions,
Carn. ais Potatoes Fish salt a s1
their Seasons, 2 doors west Of the Bank. sMsSket
Warren oate APt'' 's~'
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1t is curious how little we feel the bur-
dens ne put on the shoulders of Others.
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Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery. Carriage Hardware
and TRIMMINGS and Manufacturer of Harness
Saddles, Trunks. &c. Warren.o. IFeb3 81
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Recluseress has its use. Men,. like
.rees, must stand far apart TO grow large.
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Certified Transcripts

VI Judgment, satisfaction Of judgments. and Of
all papers recorded or on ile..............-.. o.
&, IN. B.-As general rule. every certificate which
has, or may have legal value in any court of law
or equity. will require stamp duty Of 5 cts
-.- Check, M Sr-
DRAFT. or order for the payment Of any sum Of
money egceeding SO, drawn upon any person
other than bank. banker, or trust company.
at sight or on ...... o.
Contract.
See Agreement)
Broker Il
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GROCERS,
J II sHTTH.
} r3REER-A ? snsEa; SMITH,
= = EIEIns APEFFERs.

naola-s IN Groceries and Provisions. Wooden ana
S,one Ware. Market Street. Warren. OhiO-Octl'
v,rrns VIZ. PEPPERS.
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Not less gloomy was the view which
George Grenville, minister eminently
iiligent and practical, took OF our tinan-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-27
q. w. MEssER.
s. w. PARK,

oaaier in Fashionable Millinery. Rooms over MC
Combs and Smiths Store. Warren, Ohio. All ol
ders promptly attended to. Feb 6i
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Made to secure 8 debt. TO be stamped as : NOR;
gage. -r-rr .,-..-t .--.. B.
Vey4nce. -. -ir. --..- De-.
Warehouse Receipt
Por any goods wares. or merchandise, not 9TH
erSise provided for, deposited or stored in
any public or private warehouse. not ex-
cesding 500 in
Exceeding $500, and not exceeding 81 00O-...... .
Exceeding 8, 900, for every additional 81, 900.
or fractional mart thereof in excess of 81 900,
For any goods. &C.. not 9th erWise provided for,
stored or deposited in any public or private
warehouse
writs and Legal Documents.
Writ, or other original process by which any
suit is commenced in any court OF record
either of law
Do issued by 3 court not of record, where the
amount claimed is 800, or over.--............-.
Upon every confession Of judgment or eogno-
Wit for 500. or over, except in cases where
the tar for writ has been paid. ...........-.-..
Writs or other process on appeals from jus
tices' courts, or other courts Of inferior juris-
diction TO court Of record,
Warrant Of distress, when the amount Of rent
claimed does not exceed $l00.....--...-....-.-.l
Do when amsunt exceeds Sl0O.......----.....-....
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MERCANTILE
sIcCOMBs a slsfTIIs.

w. n. a W. r. PORTER,
Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books Station
cry, Wan Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets and
Magnzines, at the New York Book Store Main
Street, Warren, Ohio. l7sl
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l. J. IDDINGs- o. MORGAN
G s. IDDINGS Il MORGAN, 20 !
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries.
CrOckery, Hardware, Carpeting, Sole Leather, &e.,
at the sign of the Empire Sore. Market Street
Warren. Ohio a.. ----.sz- Z. -
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IvIUTRoT 7. Z. AcKLKY.
!. VAUTnOT q Co.,
fmporters of Gold and Silver Matches, and Dealer
in JeWelry, Silver Ware. de-. Market Street. War
rem, Ohio. a-----
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KING & BROTHER.

OeaIers IN Watches Clocks. JeEelrE, Silver Plated
and Brattania Ware, Lamps. Fancy Goels. 6ct
No 4 Main Street, Warren. Ohio. All kinds OF
clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
eautod,
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Insurance,

coed 800 per annum.
Exceeding $500. for each additional S2DO, or
fractional part thereof in excess of $500
Perpetual, subject TO stamp duty as q convey
anee,' the stamp duty 10 be measured by re-
solving the annual rental into capital sum.
Clause of guaranty Of payment Of rent, ineOr-
pointed or indorsed. five cents additional.
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wHITTLEsEY ADAMS,
L 4. TANl-ok- -l- L.
TAYLOR d JONES

Attorneys at Law, Office in the Rooms formerly Oc-
cupied BY Forrist Il Burnett, east side of Public
Square, Warren. Ohio.
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Conveyance,

conveyance,
Deed. instrument, or writing, whereby lands,
. tenements. or other reality sold be conveyed,
the 0efuGi rdiue Of which does not exceed $500
Exceeding $500. and not exceeding 81 ,000. ....
For every additional $500. or fractional part
thereof in excess of 81 1.000.-..............-...
-=7A Insurance,
marine. Inland. and Fire0 where the CONSUL
Grafton paid for the insurance, in cash. pre-
MUM notes. or both. does not exceed $l0......-
Exceeding SO, and not exceeding SjO.-..........
Exceeding
Insurance.
Qife.l when the amount insured does not ex-
eeed SlUOy.
Exceeding $1,000. and not exceeding $500.
Exceeding $500. !
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Physician and Surgeon, Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Partteular attention given toDiseases
the Lnngs. Chroaie Diseases in general.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. A. p. MCKINLEY,
; over J. Crandon Il Co.. store. Residence nj
ngsley house. Niles, Ohio.
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Dr. LILLIAN uxRMoNl

Physician and Surgeon; Office north side OF Public
Square. Narren, ohio. Office hours from z to 8
O'Clock morning and evsning. and from to 2 M
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HENRY SHAFFER.
J. II. q ID. GIRR0NS.

Undertaken, Niles. Ohio. Cofins, all Sizes on
hand, or made tO order, promptly. Funerals at
Tended. and Hearse furnished. when desired.
Feb. "a lS64-6mrs --- ---- g
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urgeon Dentists. Office over MeLain & SOM
Banking Office, where they are prepared at all
timestO manufacture and insert teeth on all the
various bases now in use. $50
Particular atteatention paid to diseased teeth.
Aau
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Mortgage.

Trust deed. bill of sale. or personal bond for
the payment Of money exceeding Sl00. and
NOT excaadin1 SSO0
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R.s.sP4BEs. A. wENTz-
PARKS d WENTZ,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpetlng, Paper
Hangings Window Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
&C. aIWGcs cheap for ready pay at the New ork
Store, Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
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To be stamped as conveyance, exceptwhen giVel
as a release of mortgage by the MORTGAGE TO tn
moftGagor. in which case it is exempt. Il,r sf
Receipt -..-
For the payment Of any sum Of money or debt
exceeding so. or for the delivery of any
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Aad any iOromissorvi note, whether rayable on
demand or at time designated. Except bank
aotes Issued for circulation, and checks made
and intendedt to be, and which shall be, forth
with presented for payment) for u sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars ...-.-..-..s.s....
For every additional Slo0, or fractional part
The warrant of attorney TO confess Judgment OF
note or bond is exempt from stamp duty III the nc
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Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon, Office and
Residence in Sutlif's Block, north of the Public
Square, Office up stairs, residence east end Of
the Block. r