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ReVivals.

At the meetings lately held in the 'COlored'
Churches Of this city, many conversions have
been made, and q vast number have connec-
ted themselves with the Church. They are
still holding large and interesting meetings,
and are promised larger accessiOns to their
ranks, than ever before.
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Net Assets, January, 1884;
$3,OO2,556.39

4. The Plan and Organization Of the
Etna, after IS years severe trial. has realiz-
ed the greatest public advantage and sue
cess Of the various systems Of Fire insurance
in the country. Is now better than everpre
pared for duty.
3. 10000 Loss Claimshave been settled and
paid. Sixteen Millions Of Dollars
Q. The Consumption Of Property BY fire, in
the United States, averages over 100000
s- daily. Is-yOur property ezpOsed-aud unPrO-
tected?
:, Are You Insured Z Il aot, Why not ? The
cost is lrifing; the duty is maniIestj the re
suit may be your escape from ruin-Rhile
delay and neglect may involve yoa in bank
ruptcy, poverty OF criel disappointment
8. Particular Attention and regard Is given
to small risks a. well as large ones, Able
security and superior commercial advantages
afforded.
7 49, z=e=- ~
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Resolutions upon the Death Of Capt. Al
90 eXander Trimble.
sa t7sa
at . regular meeting Of the Xenia Lodge
No: 49 of Free-and Accepted Mssons, held at
their Lodge Room, on the evening of Novem-
Der 18th, A. D. 1854, the following resolutions
were passed unan5nousi fby. The members
present: 1aii'ay bse ,ts. s7 Be.
sWHEREIs, It has pFsas9d tie Grand Master
Of the Universe, to call fFqpl labor to refresh
ment, our worthy brother, Captain ALEzAx-
Dna TRIMBLE, who was mortally wounded in
heroically leading his men against a rebel foe,
in defence Of our glorious Stars and Stripes,
and the supremacy of the Constitution and
Laws Of our beloved country; Therefore be it
RssoIDed, That We deeply mourn the loss Of
our worthy brother whose integrity Of char
aeter commanded the respect Of all who en-
ioyed his friendship while living 2 and for
whose Masonic faithfuiusssH the members Of
Xenia Lodge will fondly cherish his memory
in death. ---.-.,..-,
RssoIp.d, That in the detnise Of our worthy
brother, community has lost. an exemplary
citizen, our country noble, patriotic soldier
and faithful officer; and society a genial
friend, and Masonry an endeared' member.
aRssoI5e9, That we tender our warmest sym
pathies to the family and friends Of our de-
ceased brother, and would especially commend
them To. Him who doeth all things well, ant
ask, herewith, to mingle our. grief with their
ever our departed brother. -
RssoZved, That as a token of-respsct to hi
memory, we will drape our hodge in mourn
ing. and the members Of this Lodge, vii
wear ihe usual badge Of mourning for thirt,
days. r- t--.r.. cd
Re,olpSd, That copy Of these resolution
bs furnished to the bereaved family, and t
tbemembers Of the oompany-Of which he wa
the late Captain, ;sndTtiHE tb5eZI RJPlaoed o
the records Of the Lodge.
- By order of the Lodge. d 's7-'- .
1900 e HENRY BARNES,
s.sy Qf xenia Lodgs No. 49, F.6 A. J
r E.els
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Any one desiring to purchase q good resi-
deuce in this city will find this a rare OppOr-
tunity. The property is located on Main st.,
near the Public Square. Il is we'll improved
For further particulars address box l39, OF
enquire st this Office,
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IA. We print on the first page Of the Sen
insI to-day an interesting war story from the
pen Of GOD -FoaT," at jamestown. The
narrative has the merit of being truthful.
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Policies Issued aElth0at Delay,
TNFoRMATIGNFREEI
IN NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

4 Gentleman. cured of Nervous Debility. IneOm-
- premature Decay, aud Youthful Error, ae-
Ssto5 = desire to benefit others, will be happy
- furnish to all who need it. free Of ch2rge,I me
50 ;restions for making the simple remedy
Eoo1l =: -, ,.se Sufferers wishing to profit by
a. .5ys-sers bad experience, and possess sure
W --aJT,Ele remedy. can do So BY addressing MN
e onee a lis place Of business The Recipe ana
csU information-of vital importanoe--Wlu De
eneIluiiy s'"' = JOHN B. OGDEN ~.
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
vs-voss Sufferers Of both sexes will fnd
tsis information invaluable.
deeeSsm-
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Best Newspaper of its Glass
ON THE CONTINENT
SHEEP HUsBANDRy.

Conducted by Honorable HENRY s. RAN.
DALI, IL D. D., author Of @Ths Practical
Shepherd, etc, who is cOHcedel-to be far the
best authority on the subject in the country.
p. BARRY, Esq, author of q Tine Frnif
Garden" and formerly editor of The Horti-
culturist, viii also contribute to the Rural fs,.
lS64-eurichingi horticultural Department
with the results Of his great experience.
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A Pacing Stallion For Sale.

A Sam HaiaTd Stallion, Sired BY the far
famed Old Sam Hazard, SO well known
throughout Ohio He will be7 years old next
spring; l6,bands high, and fair sample Of
the Old Horse. He is fast Pacerj has paced
a mile in , min. and A seconds. This horse
can be bought cheap for cash, or on time with
GOOD paper. For further particulars call on
l. NJ. JOHNSON, Xspia, o.
ian.6tG ''s
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Arrivals.
Eastern TColumbus] Mail arrives 7.OS n
Eastern Columbus and Way NALL arrives 1852
Western [DaytOn] Nail. ll.55 II
Western Indianapolis Mail. 500 N
Northern Springfield Mail F.. 500 II
Northern Springfield and Yellow Springsl4.l5 P "
Southern fCincinnatil 8.23 A N and 705 N
Southern Cincinnati and Way NALL 1l.59 n
Departures.
Eastern Columbus leaves at 8.2s " md 720 P N
Eeastern Columbus and Way MALL at 1906 n
Western dayton ( Indianapelisl at 7.l6 Az
Northern tSpringheIdl at 40 n
Northern [Springfeld Vel. Springsl at 8.5OAN n
Southern [Cincinnatil at 7.l5 n
Southern fCincinnati 4 Way Nall at 40 P N
jamestown Mail, arrives daily Except Sunday
at 1000 NJ, and leaves at 2.00PN.
Es- Letters should be at the Office one-half
hour before the timo of departure.
YM. LEWIS P. N.
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To Wounded Soldiers.
Attachment Notice.

Samuel Newton, pl'E, J Before G. W. Wright
against j. P, Of Aenia IoEH-
C. A. Lewis Co. d'fs. J ship, Greene county, 0.
n n the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1864, said
Z Justice issued an order Of Attachment in ths
above action, for the sum Of Twelve DoHars.-As-
MIA, December 10th, 1854
jan.6-St SAMU Ell NEWTON
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REy- We are under continued obligations
to Senator Patton and Representative spHhr
for valuable public documents. ..
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Daily, Tn-Weekly and Weekly
Ohio State Journal,
F0R rH1 YEAR 1895

The wonderful events that are new trans
6irinq in this country, upon which the eyes of
the world are fixed, render good newspaper
. necessity in every intelligent family.
Thankful for the increasing patronage that
has attended their efforts to make the Ohio
STATE Journal First Class Family Newspaper,
the Publishers are prompted 10 continued ef-
forts in the direction Of progress and improve
meut- T. ..l.
It is their aim to make the Journal q com
plete compendium Of news, chaste and pleas
ant freside companion, a faithful market
guide, fesrless and truthful e1ponant Of po-
Gtical matters, a punctual ehrOnicler Of Leg
fslGtiUf and Congressional proceedings; and N
short weekly summary Of events IN the po-
litical, social rel eious, scientific and CONNER
cisl world With this end in view, It viii
contain full summary Of current news, Con-
gressional Reports, Legislative Proceedings
Harriet Reports Foreign and Domestic), the
latest Telegraphic Dispatches, Political Intel
ligence, Literary Gossip Choice Poetry orig
inaI and selected-EditOrials on Current
Topics, Stories, Sketches,.etc.
Due attention via also be given to Agricul-
ture and Educational affairs. f-r
The NsDs Department viii embrace the latest
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, received
by mail and telegfaph, carefully collated,
Q0Wu 70 the nOuf OF gong 70 press
The War for the Union viii be faithfully
ehronieled, each. important event down to the
latest moment being pFesehted Witb'full de-
tails Of Battles, and Of Military and Naval
The Ohio State JoHaal, now, as heretofore,
viii heartily sustain the AdmInistratiOhfa
efforts to put down the existing fratricidal re-
hellion against the best and freest governmen
- earth. In doing. this, t. may be called
upon at times, to speak plainly bat it win
always speak upon the conviction Of duty, and
never as an adulatoro ofmen in high places; and
it win not hesitate to strip; the fguise from
traitors and symPathizers with rebellion, who
cloak their reasonable sentiments under the
hypocritical cry Of a peace that is TO be OBJ
tained only By compromise with rebels in
in arms.
TERMS or THE DAILY s5oURNAL.
Single subscribers l year, 100
do do. mon $50
do. do. months, / rs
do. do. month, 0 90
To agents in clubs Of 10 and upward, Il cents
per week, each copy.
To agents in clubs Of 30 and upward, 10 cents /
per week, each copy
TERMS OF THE TRf-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Single subscribers I year, 80
do. do. s months, rs
do. do. months, 80 |
do. do. / month, 20 |
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Single subscribers per year, 2 90 |
Four subscribers per year sent to enc
address, 06 /
Ten subscribers per year, and one to
the getter, upOf the club, sent toons e
address, Is 0g |
Twenty subscribers per year, and one
to the getter, up Of the club, sent to
one address, Is OG |
HURT ALLEN s co,
Publishers and ProprfetOrs. Columbus 0.
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RS- Charles Keever, charged with the mur-
der Of the ROOsa family, in Warren county,
has been acquitted. - ..
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z-oTTCE is hereby given that the undersignsd
las been appointed and qualited as Admin
f1fator Of the Estate Of David wright aeeeaseS;
< "a rsrsops having claims against said estate viii
= present them for payment. w oepopN I5n'-
dee2S.St A. W. OsBOkN' Aoln L
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-20

~ The Festivals that have lately been
given by our colored citizens have proved
entirely successful
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-01-20

rs Again. this morning TUESDAY there
is a-slight fall Of snow. Sleighing is excel
lent, and there are plenty Of people to enjoy
it. The streets are.alive day and night with
the unceasing music Of the bells.
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Soldiers, Aid Society.

The Soldiers Aid Society viii meet this
Friday evening, at the residence Of Mr.. BRIE-
rox BAKER, on Detroit street.
JULIA W. MYERS, Sse'y.
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WAR NEWS, MARKETS, ETC,

Receive special attentiou-tbe Rural eontain4
ing Reports Of the principal Grain, Provis-
ion, Cattle, Wool, and Fruit Markets in the
Country. Remember that the Rural emanates
from one Of the very best cultivated sections
Of America, and that its Editors, Contribu-
tors and Correspondents strive to promote
the Pscuniary Interests and Home Welfare OF
its tens of thousands of readers Also that
it IS not monthly, Of only y issues year,
but a Large, Beautiful and Timely Weekly.
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BSy- On yesterday the snow commenced
again to fall rapidly, making the sleighing
better than ever.
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Railroad Time Table.
FOR CINCINNATI;

EOR CINCINNATI;
Night Express, il6 A II
Columbus Accommodation. S-25 A n
Mail and Accommodation. l274 A n
Cincinnati Express. 4OP II
FOR COLUMBUS:
Night Express, IV5 A N
Cincinnati Express. = SIS AN
Mail and Accommodation. l2-O5 n
Columbus Accommodation. -. T.2JPH
FOR DAYTON S RICHMOND:
Nirbt FxDress. 7.15AE
second Train. S.IUAM
Day Express. 4.4OP N
FOR SPRINGFIELD:
First Train 85O
For Cincinnati, at 4.5O A. II, sos A. n, g. P. NJ,
and $40 P. II.
For Springfield and Sandusky, at $40 A. N. and
$40 P. II.
Trains Arrive at Dayton
From Cincinnati, at $50 A. ", s. P N, 7.45 P. n,
and 1926 A. II.
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Attachment Notice a

Charles Page, )Befose wv 1IHm.it 2 n ton
against fJ. I. OF Mlaun 4O"u-
W. Fdwards. ~ ship. Greene Go.y Ohio.
a. ~ 95tb day Of November, A. D. 1854, said
JnStiee issued an order Of Attachment IN ,, me
above action, for The sum Of 5" "en1y n'e
ano tNsl'y ''A'' CHARLES PAGE.
Yellow springs, Eoy.a2stha 1854.
9ssa.ysW. ,-.- -..
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GO M M Err CIAL-
s--.t E.Fs
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Xenia Market,
XENIA, Thursday evening, Jan, 20, 1855. e
GRAIN MARKET

Corrected weekly By Il. Carey, ST. at HarbiHe'
Warehouse, corner Second and Detroit SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev VOlume-New Feature
New Type.

MOoRE's RURAL NEw-Y YoR EER. lone t-o,--
as the best and most popular AgrieuIturq1 ~.
iclHiiEral, LiterQrg and Family Ne,gs8ors- H.
thls Country, entered upon its Fifieor.i.
Year and Volume, on the ID Of January 1Sr
The new volume VIII at least equal eitbsr
its predecessors in COutentss Style and An
pearance, for we have resolved to snsro I,
effort or expense TO enhance the reTltatio,
and standing Of the paper as the
Best Newspaper of its Class
ON THE CONTINENT.
Always Loyal, Practical and PrOrres,ivsf
The Rural IS the Favorite Farm and Firssi,i-
JourHal-largely read and admired in bot5
Town and Country. Its ample pages con-
prise departments devoted to, Or trsstise
upon
Agriculture, Horticulturs.
Architecture, Rural Economy.
EIueatlon' arts and Sciences
Literature, General New
with various minor Departments, and nunsr-
GUS Illustrations, Tales, Sketcies Music poe
try, Euigmas, ETC., etc, rendering the Who'll,
paper instructive and entertaining to tba Va
rious members Of the Family Circle.
In addition to the above variety. the Rur,I
for 1864 will comprise New and Important
FEATURE Department exclusively devoted "a
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1. Fire and Inland Navigation Risks ac-
esptsd, nov As heretofore, at fair rates and
liberal conditions. t4-
8, Business conducted with constant dispatch
and accuracy. - .'---
.. Losses always met with PronPtn'ss and com
plste justice f.-ta..
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Resolutions upon the Death Of Capt. Al
90 eXander Trimble.
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a pesirabls- Resideace for gala

Jan. 18th 1865.
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WILCOX b GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE
ROVER & BAKER
"
SEWING MACHINB

willstich Hem, Fell Tuck Bind Braid Cord Quiitand
Embroider beautifully. 1t will from perfect worb
outhe dnest Ssinsook the hsavtes beaver cloth
with no change oftension needle or thread
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INDICTED FOR TREAsoS.-The St. Joseph
Herald says it is reported that the Grand
Jury of Andrew county at recent session,
acting under the charge of Judge Heron in
dicted OVER 800 persons in that county for
treason. The Judge is said to hold the opinion
that they are subject to punishment under the
State courts, as well as by those Of the United
States.
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TIE CHIvIsGroS MAssAcRE.-The Atchison
champion relates the testimony of General
|McCook, with regard to the Chivington mas
|secre. He says ii was the most cold blooded,
|revolting. diabolical atrocity ever conceived
by man or devil, The sworn testimony of
eye witnesses makes the blood run cold The
slaughter was indiscriminate. even to babes
at the breast, and pregnant mothers. Other
outrages dare not appear in print. Can it be
possible that the Government viii allow Chiv-
ington to escape his just deserts.
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Air. JoHS b. DILLON, formerly of the New
York har is liberal member elect Of the
British House of Commons from Tipperary
county. Ireland Mr.. Dillon is one of the
revolutionists of 1913 Having fed from Ire
land, he settled in New York, and was after
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Pro1e9eto |n!!al.

&$88 44SFSs "a IE y &N8 -
Pro4e9stonal.
81. GmiiI 0sestll,
ar5t, &aab ar3t 4. Gt6urtsbelfer
cmes-aa M osssas. =. Dsssssass =. gssesst,
Recsul, 9ova.
sOnH J. SANFORD, - czas. = : cuafls, l. ,.
DRs. SANFORD = CURTIS
Have formed > co7art1.rship in tn. practice Of
euRaHRx
AND IN ran rRHArAssr OF DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR,
OFFICE.
On Fifth st., bet. Main and Blsndeas.
jylo-d sst
o. r. MCDONALD,
PAystctgss GMa Surgeon,
oFFIcx.
PeartA b.. TIVE Dssrs shove Raslss's Bakery.
Ressde~o-or~er &cesA AID Pslson.
A1Prticular attention to Surgery. jy14d
Drs. Geo. ~: SetGlltsx
Geo. E. Ehtsgef,
ON6DOFATHI9T9,
Have entered into co-partner,hip and opened their
oace Third street between MEn and johnson ever
Cigar stare They will In connectlPn with their
General Proec pay special ATTENTION 70 hs treatment
Of Chfonic Diseases.
Once hours from 10 10 o'clock a. m; TO o clock
D. seilfs NAV alec be found ct his residence, on Con-
street. betw 9Th and 9Th, Till occk m and
during the evening and night and DR. Ehshger At their
afhce, on 81 street, during the evening and hight
julySd3m
.R. J. HAINEs,
OFFICE,
AT HLS hAADEstEs
On Blsndes~, between
second and ThiHd Streets.
jy22-dIy
A woLcOTT,
magnetic Healing Fhysieian,
great powers by the aid Of SPIRITUAL
MAGNETISM fr removing Disease, from the Physical
systen squaiixipg and restoring the ss Pores and
EitnK strength asd Vitality 70 the weak and afflicted,
oAers his services 10 the public.
OFFICE R0DAS-Cofner Third and Main streets,
State Bans, tsd floor entrance from I'd st. Keokuk
Hours sroa 10 to II . N. and to4 p.m. ljy27-dIy
ROBERT Il. 0ILLG0RH,
ATTORNEY 1T LaW,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ss~omcs on Third et, between Main and johnson.
anx1-dfy
WEBSTER BALLINGER,
At LAW
-Al-
TARY PUBLIC.
0FFIcs-over Yirst National Bank, on Main, between
ID and 9Th streets, Eeakuk, Iowa may1adn
aAIsJ. Lssca. EDWARD nunn-
EENA 4. A1IAA
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AWAKENING SCDDENLY.-To awaken chill
dren f-om their sleep with loud noise, or in
an imp etaous manner, is extremely iniudi-
eious and hurifnl: nor is il proper to carry
them ffo;i dark room Immediately into a
elar.ng light, against dazzling wall for the
suduea Impression of light debill hat. > the or
CANS Of vision. and lays the foundation of weak
eyes from early infancy.
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THEGATE CITY.

OPENING f.2An Iowa correspondent
writes; sit was the first term of Old Judge
McF---'s Court, held in B. county,
that the following good 'un was really perpe
tnted: #a $50 - a'astas RI*aa -
!" new sheriff had just been elected, and
the Judge wishing TO have everything done in
order, called the newly elected official into his
Foom to instruct him as TO his duties, and
Finding said official decidedly verdant as to the
proper manner of opening Court, wrote out
HE whole proclamation and gave him all the
necessary instructions thereto. Now, it so
happened that F, of P county, fun
loving attorney was sitting by at the time, and
geeing some chance for fun ahead, prepared
snother proclamation, and by a little leger-
|deman succeeded in substituting it in the
Isherif hat for the one the Judge had given
him. Eleven O clock came and so did the
order from Judge McF-, SHERIFF open
Court Drawing his instructions deliberate
|ly from his hat, he commenced in q stentoran
voice: "Hear yel the Honorable District
Court Of the county of B is wound up,
land all ready to grind. All having grists may
pitch in aud their grists shall be ground ~
The laugh that came in can only be apprecia
tied by Western men. 81"
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This uncquaied preparation, which
liar properties Of restoring grey hair to its color
and causes IL to assume the color it possessed before
turned grey. 1t II permanent cure for dandruf
and envens the roots Of the hair the
hair lasting and natural moisture scurf
itching and soreness Of theskn Persons that tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
fonie aud Hair Restorative and had able
and any article that would produce the desired result
anti they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has be
cons Who had solid massss OF dandruA all knitted and
cemertei together in the share Of cap covering thu
whole bead and In the Of thirty AFTER usng
Tonic the scurf and dandrua all disappeared the
hair which hsd until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy srowfh
In the case Of James Mershon the 2st Iowa
antry. whose bead covered with thick coating OF
daDdrun and scurf mentioned abrve and hose hair
had almost compietels fallen ont lie shown the virtue
this Tonic for in the ofthree weeks application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced TO beautifully This Is only one case
Of the kindin thcnsand could mention many Others
but for want ofspace and prevented from do
ing so.
Sold BY q GEORGE CABUs, corner of Second aud Main
street Price 10 cents per bottle. liberal d.coun,
he trade mch3l-dem
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90 Euxtei .&Nfleh ths 0lsssA and
BeSutiff s6s "a ~ Asbnbolds Highly Csucen-
~ ssvvtA g.~E. {
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LORD DRouGHAN is described by London
letterwriter as having become thin and with
cred. His nose and chin are becoming fami-
liar, and his body bent: he walks painfully,
with very short steps, and his conversation
and manner Indicate Il mind as enfeebled as
his body
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N0B sSALE4-A fne.blooded Horse, seven
- yesrs did. s0od ana ny judg e
one n the hs@t beA hofsee iBshe country The horse
Wis ra,eda PIKE osrnsy, Mo- and drew the Asst prize
at ths MIR IN that cOunty whsn colt He II uf dark
broap cu1og almost black. and large size via be
cold cheAp. Apply to DR.. CURTIS she once q Drs
eanssrd 3 0nfus. Fifth stsest, bctwesh Main and
Rl0ud Knoknk. .9tats7E ~ f'ie - 4Au471ts
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W. 7 p;,-aa. cf yirrinia
hat been granted permission rs Visit he Moth
during the pendency Of his application fog
r.afflfn
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A SWIMMER having made a bet of 800 francs
that he would swim in the Seine at Paris for
ten minutes, holding a book all the while in
both hands and reading aloud gained his
wager on the 18th of July, n considerable
crowd If boats being collected in the river,
filed with persons anxious 10 see The feat.