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purify this blood and expel disease they purge out the
Sai hamor which breed and grow disteinps stimulate
uggn e qisordered organs into their natural action and
mpaN nesthy tone with strength 10 the whole system
ony 90 they the every day complaints OF every
yoay sout also formidable and dangerous Diseases While
y Prouuce powerful effects the, time In
doses the safest aud best physic that eau be en-
or Spdfcn. Being coated they pleasant
M A.s being purely vegetable, are free from any risk
ha. Lures have been made which surpass belief we're
ney MOI by men sf exalted position and
enA.e'sf a. 70 Forbid the suspicion untruth Many em-
,nent elermen and Physiezs have lent their names to
esiy " the public the Reliability OF our rsnedes whs
others nave sent US the their conviction that
OUT Preparations contribute immediately 10 relief OF our
afflicted. suffering fellow men.
The agent below named pleased 10 furnish gratis our
american Almanac containing directions for the use and
eetiheates OF their cures Of the following eomplsints
Costiy 'ess. bilious Complsnts, Rheumatism. Dropsy
heartburn Headache arising om stomach
geston Morbid Iuaction OF the Bowels and Pain arps
hereom. Flatulency. Loss Of Appetite ali Diseases which
evacuant medicine They also purify the blood and stim-
dating he system, many complaints which would moi
be supposed they could reach az Deapes Partial
blndnes. Neuralgia and Nervous Irribiy Der.ngemeuts
Of the liver and Kidneys on other Kindred osrl.nts
arising from low state Of the body osactions Of ts
functions.
Do not be put OF by uup. eped dealers With ohs, py,n
xrations which they make pro6t Demand AYRks spd
and they should have IT, - -
Prepared by DIR. J. c. ArsK Co., Lowell hsss and sold
$50 WILLARD and H. A. HkSDEr Druggists, Aahiabala
and dealers evsywhers. 7s7.
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needs only fair field 20 secure the victory.
Here the human mind goes forth unshackled In
the pursuit Of science, 70 collect stores of know
ledge and acquire an ever increasing mastery
over the forces OF nature. Here the national
domain Is offered and held In millions ofseparate
ffeeholds, so that our fellow-citizens, beyond
the occupants OF any other part OF the earth,
constitute In reality people. Here exists the
democratic form Of government; and that form
OF government. by the confession Of Enropean
statesmen, gives power of which no other
form Is capable, because IL Incorporates every
man with the State, and arouses everything that
belongs to the soul" -.
Where, In past history, does parallel, exist
to the public happiness which is within the reach
of the people of the United States? Where, In
any part of the globe, can institutions be found
80 suited to their habits or SO entitled to their
love as their own free Constltutionf Every one
of them, then, In whatever part Of the land he
has his home, must wish its perpetuity. Who
Of them will not now acknowledge, in the
words of Washington, that .'every step by
which the people OF the United States have adj
vanced to the character of an independent ma
ton, seems to have been distinguished by some
token of Providential agency? Who will not
join with me In the prayer, that the invisible
hand which has led us through the clouds that
gloomed around our path, will so guide us on-
ward to perfect restoration of fraternal affec-
ton, that we of this day may be able TO transmit
our great inheritence, of State Governments in
all their rights, of the General Government in
its whole constitutional vigor, to our posterity.
and they to theirs through countless gcner-
ations2
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 4, 1856.
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THIRD LECTURE OF THE CoURsE.-We hope
that our citizens will give George Alfred Town.
send. who delivers the third lecture of the course
on Monday evening, the llth inst. at Smiths
Hall, full house. The subject Of his lecture is,
.Recreatious of our Special Correspondent -
This lecture has received the highest praise from
all who have heard it, aud from the we'll. l.known
character of the lecturer US writer and corre.
spondent, we have no hesitation in advising all
to be present on Monday evening. The Com.
mittee have filed up the course Of seven lectures
with the following noted lecturers
4th Lecture, Friday evening jan. 5th. 1866,
by Prof Il l.. Youmau. the distinguished Sa-
van and Chemist. Subject-"The Chemistry
OF. Sunbeam"
5th Lecture Monday evening, Jan 29,h. d
F. Taylor. OF Chicago. Subject-"Theught and
her Char OTIS" go. .tq ...,, f. 2,'. '. a..
9Th Lecture, Friday evening, Feb. 9th. Ralph
Waldo Emersos. Subjsct-- cFG
7th Lecture, Thursday evening. Feb. 18th.
Rev. DR.. A. Willnts, Of Brook lyu. N. Y. the
eloquent pulpit orator. Subject 'Sunshins, or,
The Secret Of Happiness"
The above list ofleetnrers and subjects cannot
fail to secure to our citizsns a profitable and
entertaining lecture season.
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-. MARSHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the ts
tcls known for curing the Catarrh, Cold in
the Head aud Headache. II has been found ex-
eeIent remedy In many of Sore Eyes, Ds afne
has been removed by II and Hearing has v:ten been
greatly mprov ed by Its II opens purges all
obstruetOns strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action To the parts affected II Is recommended by many
the best physicians and is USED with great and salts
faction eyerywhere. r-
More than thirty exps renee has proved Its great
value and at this moment stands higher than be-
lore SAID BY II. A. HENDE AsLtabua' and BY all Drug
gists. T7S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throa

n Nougu, Noiu, or NOTc l nrOat,
REQUIRES IMxKpiArE ATTENTION. AND SHOULD RE CHECKED
IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation OF the Lnngs, - Permanent
Throat Affection. or an Iscurable Lung
Disease 'a
90 r Is OFTEN rHs RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocHEs
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS IxxxDr-
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consu,ptive and
Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore Singing or Speaking, and relieving the tr after an
unusual exerion Of the vocal organs The Troches are
recommended and prescribed BY Physicians have had
estimonials from eminent throughout the country
Being an article Of true merit and having proved their e-
cacy BY test of many years. each year finds them
localities In various parts of the world the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
Obtain only "BRowys BRONCHIAL TRocnKs" and do not
take any II the Worthless limitations may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign
Countries, at 35 cents per tox. 6mS26
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Superior Remedy.-we couscientiously
recommend thoe suffering from distressing cough, Or.
5trckands Meuous Consh Balsam. 1t gives relief almost
nsaneous and is witbal not disagreeabe to the taste
of the best preparations in and is all that Its propre
tor claims for it, We have tried during the past week,
nnd found relief from most distressing cough 1t pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland No. East Fourth Street, Cincin
natl, o , and for sale by Druggists.
For sale In Ashtabula by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. .... Su4
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Respectfully.

ITO HEAD OF CATTLE AT AUCrIoN-lhs
following property will be sold by the sub.
scribers at public auction, in Saybrook, On
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, 1865. at the premises Of
ZeDophon Qain,op, IA miles south Of the
depot, on the South Ridge road. co Insisting oi
IL Head Of Cows and LETTERS. -e7
5 Pairs matched Steers. ynars old
so Head 2 year old Steers aud LETTERS,
3s Head Yearliugs,- .'''' '''iNA
all of which will be sold tc the highest bidder.
Terms.-Ou all amounts of Que hundred
doliors and over. three months time all less
amounts, thirty days time with approved ST.
curity. QuIxToS & LEWIS.
Saybrook, Dec. 9Th. 1865 1882 r
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OFF for New York!
Christmas and New Year Cominsl
OREAT Annual Purchase for the Hol
idaysi Thirty Pays Of Great Bargains in
Pianos. Melodeons, Cabinet Organs, &c. f.
1917 Ontario st. CTecEand, O.
also, at his Branch Depot ON
PdfE street, AsI,tGbssEa, Ohio.
GEORGE HALL,
Will leave this week for New York and Boston, TO prepare
for hsrea Annual Thirty Days Sale at reduced prces
Pianos, Melodeoos, &c. for the Holidays.
and will have much the largest 6nsst asserents
offered In this section, which will be sold very rates.
particularly for cash. Having Excelsior MOTTO
PROPOSE heretofore to keep steady aim perfec In
our fsyoe line Of trade and most earnestly
lie that dealer in the West has extensive aciiites
or greater desire TO them fairly dealt with
selves.
OLD fiANos and MELnDE0Ns taken in exchange for
NIB. Direct letters 70 George Hall, Piano Dealer Clsve
land, Ohio George hail. Piano Dealer, Ashtabua Ohio
Ashtabula. December 8, 1865. S32
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DIED

A. wife ofCharles y Aingef aged th,riy. y.ninc yeurs.
In honcnce Kankakee co, III Nov 7h. Harnst wife +a
GOODWIN Jr. formerly OF Ashtabula, aged 30 yesu.
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Ayers CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE the most perfect pur-
~ gative which Eere able
10 prodsos, which We
think has ever yet been made
By any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown to the
community how much they
excel the ordinary inedicnies
in use. They are safe and
pleasant 10 take, but powerful
20 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate The vital
activities Of the body, remove
the 0bstructions Of Us organs.
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Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, Chiiblains, &c
-HEGEaAN cos CAMPHOR Ice, with GLYCEKiNE
chapped hands, &C. Immediately and will keep the
skin sof and smooth In the codes weather. Sold by Drug
gists-Prce rs ccnts-Sent by mail for 35 cents.
HEGEMAN 4 co.
SS Chemists and Druggists New York.
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Two Bad Cases OF Piles Cured BY Or. Strick-
and's Pile Remedy. Mr.. Glass OF Janesyle wi,consin
writes the benefit all who suffer with the Piles, that
he has been troubled for eight with aggravated
of Piles and his brother discharged from the army
durable. (he being quite paalyzed with the Piles) Both
these distressing cured with bottle of DR.
Stricklands Pile Remedy The recommendation Cf these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received by Dr.
Strickland ought to those suffering the
chronic Of Piles cured by DR. ScLands
Pile Remedy. 1t Is sold BY Druggists everywhere.
For sale In Ashabula, by George Willard aud H. A. Hem
dry. f..s SU4
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Master Commissioners Sale Of
Lands and Tenements.

Ashtsbuis Common rles-. June Term, 1897.
William L. Perkins and William w.SsvisOu1
Elijah B. Rosrsr.. ct al
Try virtue Of an, Order Of Sale, duly
from snid Coarn the above csss,to directed
VIII oher or sale ~ way Of public auction a the door Of
ne Court House 10 yeGeson. Arhtsbuls county Ohio,
The soth day Of Decerubs A. De- 1856, between the
sn Of 10 and ococh Of aid day. the following described
snos sno tenements, fov situate the township Of
ns county Of Astabus and state Ohio bounded and
oesccec as foorr viz being In township No In the 4h
s " ,sn.h'ps, In the Ccnuectcat Western Reserve so
Sesnnls Os,ns Y part q it Nc In sad township Of Rome
!. ,hs northwest of enid Syve-er Rogers
Land IN the line Of David wskieys thence erssly in the
ne y ss'a Mskiey 70 the lands Formerly owned b d. Hail
,nenos nor,hery In the line OF said Halls land to
% PoInn ns q ssia Rogers apd thence eastey
IN Tire Hoe OF said Hall and Rogers land 10 the bu, wing
ground thence south IN the Of the hurvlno vronnd and
lands contractsd 20 Wyman Buhby thence esserJy in the
aid Bugby line 70 the the highway thence s.th
In the center u the highway far that running west
ery to David Wakley land shall contain acres Of
laud much thereof Is required pay aik
leys claim OF hundred and y Eve dollars aud
Appraised at S22 90 per acre. .
&. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
A. Special Master Commissioner.
Sherif-s Ofice. Nov. Path. 1888. W $50
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TnE EarT DaIlr ana wrlsir pIsr.ro,

THE ERrE DAILY and wFsKiy DrsrAros
published Al Erie, Penn'a, and has wide and inHu
sntisl eirenlson throughout the srt of the
This 5ocrns long esabsed ahdh sne best news
paper In this region hroneh which publishers can each
means Of Advertisements critical notices. their readers and
We desire establish an intimacy With book makers and
We oer for their popular and widely circulated Jour
nal and promise attend 70 any favor which they may
proper TO extend 10 10 the best OF our ability.
Publishers VIII please address BY mall. No book in-
tended for ~ w b delivered II sent through the booksei
''s sscg ~ g@'sg x II u A sx ,,, ~ LyySS, y,.S,.,
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Whiskcrs! Whiskers!-Do you want whiskers
houstacbes! Our Grecian Compound will them to
grow the smoohest face chin. bald Heads in six
Weeks Price, sloo. Sent by mail any WHERE closely seal
ed, receipt of price. Address,
WARNER Co.. Box 13S, Brooklyn, NY. 190ly
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ALSO JUST COMMENCED,
The Diary of Village Gossip,
New Millinery!

TIE ATTENTION of the Ladies' is
Il called MRS kERRIAMS varied and extensive stock Of
FALL AND WINTDR MILLINERY,
consisting OF Flowers Ribbons and Iaces Also coed as
sortmsnt Of silk and Felt Hats of all the styles.
very superior style of CORSET and Skirt Supporter kept
constantly on hand. Also Hoop-Skirts
DRESS CLOAK MAKING, and MACHINE STITCHING
done to order Also large variety Of Mde Demoress Pat
terms by
MRS. e. z. HEsCOTT,
who is also Agent for Hale's Family Sewing Machine
Sept. %, 1865. 500
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BRIDAL CHAMBER, Essay Of Warning and Instruc-
tion for Young Men-published by the Howard Asocs-
ton and sent free of Charge In sealed envelopes
DR.. J. sKILLlN HoUGHTUN Howard Aesociatiou, Phila-
delphia, fa y7s9
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MISTAKE CORRECTED ---Many
seem " think that GEORGE HALL Of the Great Western
Piano ROOMS at Cleveland, has removed from 10
that city. - T-7' - -
Our Great Central Depot,
FOR convenience In Cleveland but Branch Depot
ana te'idence Is n ASiabuia formerly where lie will
ways have good assortment OF instrunest &c. orsse
we DO not propose TO leave old familiar home aud
snds at present. for pecuniay considerations The latch
string Is still out Come and us. VI is@3 s32
s4 sf ..Ho GEO. HALE,
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Notice to take Depositions.

against The Court Of Common Pleas A.h
Dofsndant tabua County, aud State Of Ohio
nEPOSITIONS in this case will he "a
~ ken BY the plaintiff at the once az j. b. Burrows Esu
In rane.ys Lake county ohoon the 2sh Beesnb =
A. d. los between the houu Of eight and eight r. NJ
ofssd day and the examination will asurned fom day
TO day thereafter ''t u MARIA SUTTON
BY SHKRM FITcH. her At'ya
Dated Ashtabula, Dec 9Th ise5-stss2 '"'~
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WAsfED. IL wish to make arrangements with
an energetic young man. who can furnish
team and give good relereoces. to Represent the
Wheeler & wiIson Sewing Maohke in Ashta-
bula County. One acquainted with the busi-
ness preferred. There is money in it for man
Of the right stamp. Address
e p. OARrESrER,
1881 General Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa
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an hsts Cory OF either the Magazine o. Weekly win ks
safn, 70 Sae ,ems'tanee or six Copies Cor $40 90
nacx nosn eAn os supplied Al any tine "A si.Ifrt,f
compien SET now coapdsnk thirty -ons ve1or,s< IN
nsa. cloth bl'ins yin BE- sslt by szpr
% %r x 70 Per volume, Single ysensr ~ nlal
Pes.pAid AddFsA AARPER 4 hR0THBRs, = ~
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Notice of Filing Petition.

A nm JACKSON, OF Clyde, in the
county Of Wayns and state Of New YORK. is hereby
tilted that James H. Jackson did eighth day of ecem
ber 1854 file his petition In the Office OF tho ofthe
court ofc mon pleas within and for the county Of Ahaba
terry with one Isaac Bard and with cruelty and also
serne that there the contract If marriage
which petition will be for hearing at the tenn Of said
cour- JAMES ". JACKSON.
Bv SaKgaAS 1 FITcH, his Att'ys.
A Ashtahnla De sth. A. d la6s.-sts32 -
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The Massa T. Hanlia Cabinct Organs,
forty different syes adapted 10 sacred secular mssic
for $50 to $500 each. THIRrKFIvE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS. athsr 6rst premiums awarded them. nastra
tod Catalogues nee. Address, MASON uANLIN Bosrox
or MASON bfQTHERs NEW Yokk. slsy.
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Furs at q Bargain.

"A Good Set Of Fms. for Sale Cherp.
Inquire at trl GEO. HALLS, = y l}F 4
oSz .IIrr y.... Park street, AsItahula
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For 80 days only-Card Photographs 50 so
per dozen Albdms OVID and Moulding
Frames, at cost
stssd Z II I y 90 q l0.I o.. z a. ALBERT.
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EASTERN Built Carriages Of sImost sll
kinds for s.is cheap. a Ashia,as H.rbss, by :
A. -sssuiA, Sept. Is. 1895. - 1sss1
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Thompson Quarry.

thompson Quarry.
THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson,
Gesuga County, Is the and convenient for
the citizens OF Ashtabula and vicinity Of any obe aud the
quality OF its stone superior for rmness Of texture and
dressed in the most and at short notie
Orders solicited for Fagging Steps wellSones Under.
pinnng window and Door Caps AID Sils, Coping
ter Tables When the travelling good parties may do their
own hauling at considerable saring. b. EDGEgTON.
Thompson. Dec 4. 1856. S3i
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HfonLr IsPoRrAsr ---Ovai frames. Circle and
Arch top frames, Rustic frames. Moulding
frames, on hand and made to order at Cosr.
for 80 days, at
T,rr,f A. ALBERTS GALLERY.
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sun cRIPrIONs.
ISOA.

Phe publishsr: have perfected ystsm ofnanr By wash
they can supply the Magazine and Weekly Drompt;x Z ,
Of publication. 800 'T1l7 n - " '~-- 49, - 'o-''7
The postage Harpers Magazine Il "a eart. h.h
must be paid at the subseribers post oncs. '--'@
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raf,.e Hal r Rss .al s.e.f
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

is the foremost Magazine of the day. The nresde pexsr
had mofe De ightfal companion, the million more
sa'erpIissg frieni, than Harpers Magazine. nohoais
IrOtestant (Beltimore)
The most popular Msnhiy in the world In y Observer
We must refer IN tes OF sogy to The high ioae varied
exeeiences OF Harpsfs Aagadnea journal with monthly
circulation Of abOat l7o0oo eopesin whose ages are 10
be found OF the choicest gh and sAdinx OF
People; AAa the popularity has acquired Il metad
Each Number contains fully Ia pages Of reading maItsr
hnes In iises he raey menthy and the
quarterly, blended with the lest features Of the daily our
nal II has great power in the az love of
pure Guide TO American LitssaSsss
fL0odsn) u VI - -
Tbs volumes constitute Of themselves Ibr.rv AZ
miscellaneous reading such not IN the sss
any other publication that has come under oaa
NOTES Il Bosto. C0a Ter. i1 y = = = =
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Tue rwo SrANDARDs.-Liberty's standard
sheet, the ,Star.Spangied Banner. and Ameri,
cas- standard perfume, Phalous Night Bloom.
ing Cereus. Wherever the one floats on the
air, so does the other Sold everywhere.
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1NsTKUCTION IN cMUsiO-PROF. T.sH
HOPKINS gives ns,ruction IN Vocal and Music
Piano Violin, ecitar and Harmony. he will siso arrange
and compose Music when desired
TUrIoN.-$lO tem-One- halfin advance. Pupils will he
accommodated with OF PiasOan reasonable
his residence. term consists OF 20 lessons.
nY Special atten on will be paid 10 beginners BY MRS.
HOPKINS. -. .., 80. - =. s02
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-16
RI NOW MANUFACTURING

80 o. .rA5D 64LIGHI LII
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in the Ninth Circuit, at the election 70
be held in October Their judicial OPP
tics may have been sharpened by their
position as candidates
For optics sharp he hath, ween,
who sees what Is not to be seen"
Judge of the Tenth Judicial District

Judge Of the Tenth Judicial District.
MARION COUNTY, Va, Sept. 10th, 65
EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER: -
Your correspondent, Paw Paw"
seems to be very much opposed to send
ing E. B. HALL to the valley to admins
ter the law for that unfortunate section
of our new State. / think he is rather
fastidious. Certainly if Berkeley, Jeffer-
son, Hampshire, &c, have no person
better qualified for judge of that judi
cial district than Mr.. E. B. Hall, Mr.
"Pawpaw should consent to his cleo
ton and translation to that district We
here can live without the aid of his in
tellect. and without his buster. Indeed
am of the opinion that if we must fur.
nish Judge from this section of the
State for that district, that we can spare
E. B. Hall without detriment to our pr
vate or public interest as well as any
other man-certainly with less inconve-
nience than the grave digger, who to say
the least, is of some service to the COM
munity in which he lives I hope, there
fore, that "Paw-Paw" will not any fur
Their resist the election of Mr. Hall.
CHARITY