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DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
Has removed his office from Clapp's Block to
aaaL is.s ia MIDDLE STREET,

Medical Electrician.
Has removed his office from Clapp's Block to
saga t..s ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
VHTHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city During the two
OF the worst forms Of disease in persons who have
tried other forms of treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short a time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time.
Dr. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases In
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; Consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula hip
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis St. Vftas' Dance. Deafness stam-
mefiDg or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indges-
ti0n constipation and liver complaint, ples-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, STRUCTURES OF the chest, and all forms of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatie, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility any eieeele
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformites re-
moyed; fntness converted 10 tleoi, wea f 20
streagth the blind made to see te ne, ge y g anu
yoHth are obliterated; the AoSiDkSIs % mature me
prevented; the calames OF oiu age oDFhsseu ana an
active circulation maintained
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
ND ,,eak hacks; nervous and sick headache; izzi-
ness and swimming IN the head with indigestion and
constpaton of the bowels pain in the side and back
Ieucorra, for whitesl; falling tho womb with in
tornal cancers; juniors, polypus and all that long
train Of diseases will lind in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
Inenstruaton, and all Of those long line of troubles
NAth Young LADIES, Electricity is n certain specific
and VIII, in short time restore the sufferer to the
yigOr Of health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-16

ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT. = The
steam fiigate Vanderbilt, Capt. Charles W.
Pickering commanding, arrived at this port
last evening, from Portsmouth. The Wander
bit acts as convoy to the Dictator, and will
probably remain here as long as the iron clad
fifteen heavy guns.
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Arrest of Dick MeCans-F Fire at Stereuso,,

NASHVILLE, Aug. Is.
Major Dick Mccain, formerly of the rebel
army, who made himself conspicuous as a cav
airy leader in this State, was arrested yester-
day on charge of having been amember of a
court martial which hung several Union citi-
zens at Knoxville during the war He will be
taken to Knoxville for trial. tt4
The town of Stevenson, on the Nashville &
Chattanooga railroad, was almost entirely des-
troyed by fire this morning. The fire is sup
posed 10 have been caused by an incendiary.
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.--Ye sterday morn
ing DR.. Fitch of this city, assisted by his son,
extracted an Enfield Rifle bullet from the inte-
rior of soldiers thigh. 1t was found curious
ly and closely eurled upon a segment of the
bone. The operation gave no pain, as the pa
tent was under the influence of ether Ii the
operation proves as successful as it now prom
ises to be, it will give the gallant fellow glo-
rious exemption from the pain, fever and
lameness with which he has suffered for three
long months. The soldiers name is T. G.
Dmscomb, and the wound was received in
April, before Petersburg. fl ~
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II 81 - NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
Jenkins, the Phoenix bank robber, waived
an examination this afternoon and was fully
convicted }sk t6&bsf ~.
The Fourth National Bank announces that
they are involved in the gold check forgeries
only $350,O00, which their earnings during the
past six months win more than cover. g 3
Policeman Walker was shot dead this morn
ing while trying to rescue a woman from a
gang OF rtlffians. Some ten scoundrels have
been arrested. Walker leaves wife and two
children. Ell t8
Ten thousand copies of a paper called the
Toron, printed in Boston, were seized to-day
by the police. 1850 >
Young Ketchum has left for parts unknown
leaving letter to his father confessing the for
geries, and requesting that his wife and chill
dren may be provided for, stating that he has
provided for himself
The scafalding Of new building on Market
street, in this city, fell yesterday, precipitating
five persons to the ground, all of whom were
badly injured, and one is not expected to- live.
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From iearagua-F7tgn.o of Young Ksten.~.

From Nicara0aa-F1ighto of Young KeteJ.un.
New YORK, Aug. is.
The steamer Ericsson, from Nicaragua, with
passengers from California, has arrived She
brings no news.
Edward Ketehun, who has absconded, is
twenty-five years old. He has been MARI ed
two or three years, and has one child. 1t is
reported that he distracted bonds from the
safe of the firm, but to what extent is not
known. The last seen of Ketchum was at
trunk store on Broadway, where he had some
fifteen packages of money, thought from
glance to be as much as 100000, and where he
bought a travelling bag.
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BARRACKS TO BE Stockholders have been
issued for disseminating such camps and bar
racks as are not needed for Government pur-
poses, and Capt Henry Inman has been de-
tailed to break up all such as are not needed,
and dispose of the property. He will COM
mence at Augusta, whittier he went yesterday
for that purpose.
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Manufacturers and Traders Bank.

G CORRESPONDENTS and Depositors are hereby
~ notified that at the close of business on MON
DAY,sJULYi3ist, 1866, the assets and balances OF
this Bank will be Transferred to- THE NATIONAL
TRADERS BANK, of Portland. under which Ihme
and title the business of the Bank will thencetorward
De conducted. All orders, checks and communica-
lions should be addressed accordingly ~
Stockholders requested to hand in their certi-
Gates TO be exchanged. ~ 90 T77Tiffl =
- EDWARD GOULD, Cashier
Portland, July 20, 1855. july31d3w
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THE SEMJN4RY

will be on the original plan Of tie Maine state Semi
nary, embracing Ladies course, and miscellane-
GUS department Of both sexes including instruction
in Ornamental branches, Music, Penmanship, Pho
biography, Book Keeping, &c. The Seminary viii be
under the government of separate Principal and
pracentrnss = ], -
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Found.

A LARGE size Store Key, which the owner can
IN have by calling at this Office. GlI YEA
Aug 15-d3t .s1
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THE LATIN SCHOOL

III LATIN SCHOOL ifta
viii have for its especial and sole object the prepa
ration of students for College-any College they may
choose. Three Instructors in addition to the Pres-
dent have been attached to this school, and it will be
their effort to prepare their students for College the
strictest and most thorough manner Prizes viii be
given for excellence in scholarship in Greek and
Latin. .fifaN n 7
Students in the Seminary and Latin School, will
have free access to the College Library Gymnasium,
Lectures, &c. 4rgHa
II . ITIoN
win be charged at the rate of S24 90 per year. The
year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks
each. These terms viii begin as follows:
Fall Term August oath, 1865.
Spring Term, January 18th, 1866.
Summer Term AI,sil octta 1896
For Circulars containing further particulars, adj
dress the President, o. b. CHENEY, d. d., Lewis
ton, Maine. 3aH
JOHN Il. LOWELL,
Sec. of Board of Trustees
Lewiston, August It'll, 1865. augsd&wtoaug2i
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Missouri.


Gov Fletcher of Missouri recently. ad-
dressed the Legislature Of that State in
the following language '''-1 d ~ D--'oIa
In the name of Truth, Of Justice, Of
Freedom, and of Progress, God has per-
mitted US a political triumph, Bringing
With it the solemn responsibility Of pro-
noting those great principles BY an EN- !
fOrcemeIt Of the fundamental Law for
securing the peace, happiness and pros
p6fity. Of the people Of the State. -
Through the blood and FIRE Of a civil
war, We have attained to a new era, effdlg-
eut with the glory Of the decree of the
People in their sovereign capacity, eman-
cipating themselves from ser7itude to
principles and policies which have weigh
ed down their energies, opposed barriers
to their progress, and armed the hand of
Treason for the shedding Of patriot blood.
The only instance In the worlds history
Of rebellion against an existing COY
ernment, In the name and for the sake of
Slavery, has resulted in the enlargement
Of Liberty; and the 2retriBdtive Nemesis
has sent the system of Slavery crashing
downto hopeless destruction in the con.
fagration Of civil strife lighted by its
own hand. 5a5ls- g G1 gaIaam .ry .
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DR.. TUCKER.

DR.. TUCKER has returned from Europe,
AMI resumed practice.
DR. TUCKER will be at Xenia Ewing
Houss) Monday April 4th. He has now
visited Xenia over siS years. and win con-
tinue. His former success is q sufficient
guarantee for the future.
DR.. TUCKER cures all durable diseases
Of the Throat Lungs, and Chest also oil
diseases Of the Stomach, Liver, Heart, Kidney
and Bowels and all eruptive diseases Of the
Skin.
DIR. TUCKER is q regular graduate It
medieine-has attended the Colleges and
Hospitals Of Europe, vis; at Dublin, Eding
burgh, London, and Paris, ..F
Those afflicted with any Chronic diseas
are invited to call.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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-s. Many applications continue to be made
o ct the Treasury Department for permits
to trade With Savannah, but the applicants
are answered BY a circular, signed BY As
sistant-Secretary Harribgtoh, giving notice
that "tbat port is still subject to blockade,
a1daHntil It is opened to cOmmeres by
.PrJelsnation Of the President, oelearances
6r shipments shereto can only be made for
military. purposes and on tbe request Of
tho Secretary Of War or Of tbe Navy"
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The Senate and House having failed to
agree, op the Deficiency bill, the measure
has been defeated. The cause Of the
disagreement was provision inserted by
the House for an increase in the salaries
Of its officers, amounting to $4,000 in
the aggregate. Two Conference commit
tees were appointed, but could not agree.
The Senate telcommittee reported that the
appropriation was contrary to law, and in
It's decision to adhere it was sustained by
large majority. The Senate was right.
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H60p's sUPERtEpuRE!!
: EHE SOUTH MUST. FIGHT Or SUBMIT.

R9- A, Boston habkmani recently drove
9 couple of Englishmento see Bunker Hill
Monument Having satisfied their curl
ositf so far as the 7MendmeDtgwasIc concern
ed, they returned to the hack, where they
found the driver sitting quietly upon his
seat. r" 1 sayGdEiver," says oner of the
Euglshmen, T'sthis is the, place where we
Englisbmen gave you Yankees a dem'd
thrasbing about eighty years since
94f WE'LL /" says the driver, sndon3t know as
I ever beerd tell about that utiRho
QWnsIthe land5noWR"J rsgIg iGie IL /
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= On Wednesday oflase week the Senate
confirmed the nominations Of Gen. Alfred
H. Terry, United States Volunteers, to
sbs Bre7et Msjor>General Of Volunteers
for meritOrious aud distinguished services
during the war to date from August 26,
last, and on Friday the Senate confirmed
tie nomination Of The same officer as Brig
adier-GeBeral IN the regular army for re-
cent gallant conduct. --' -i-i ,-- .'
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.rsForaSaIaza .

II OFFER at PBFYAFE7sAbE for q few BSsks
the following property: u-r-i... -T.s t
On Barrett street, Brick House Is by 80 It.,
three stories high, new; Well-aHished, with Lot
IS feet by 200 feet deep said HousereRts for S2l6
dollars per annum; also, adjoining frame Houses
is by 30 feet Lots SO BY 200 deep; also II Lots on
the street. adjoining the above so feet by $50
feet back. These Houses,and Lots are well Situa-
ted, being within hundred yards Of the passen-
ger depot, and will always be in demand when fm .
proved for dwellings, fortho employees of the rail-
road, and Others wishing to reside near that great
thoroughfaro. DAVID BARR.
ian20-d
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There was very important debate in
The House of Representatives on Tuesday.
Gov. Boutwell, and Tbed Stevens replied
handsomely to the ohargesmads BY Brooks
OfNeW York against Gen Butler. The
latter was shown to be innocent Of "gOld
robbery. T. -a5
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The Atlantic Monthly and Mr.. sala.

The Hartford Press says that, in view
of the dissatisfaction with the appearance
of Mr. Sala's articles in the Atlantic, and
not wishing to lose subscribers tor that
magazine, Mr. Patton, newsdealer' Of
Waterbury, OOun., addressed note to
.the editors aud received the following re-
ply: a. ,Vsnlsa' lg
GMr. PATToN--SIR: Transactions be-
tween our editors and Mr.. Sala are ended.
His articles we're bought before be show
ed the eI6veB-foot, and we have no futher
support to give him. Yours, &C., w
"TICKNoR & FIELDS"
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An investigation is to be made in re-
ference to the imprisOnmentS made in the
military prisons at Washington, It is
supposed some disclosures damaging to the
Secretary of War viii be made. -'-
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The rebel navy has met with another
disaster On Tuesday morning the Rich
mOhd ifon-eladsmade a dash down James
river against City Point, but they were re-
ceivod-With a vigorous.fro. One of their
vessels was destroyed, another was badly
damaged, and the rest went back in a
hurry. Admiral Farragut has gone to
james river to direct movements there.
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Gen. Butler has retired to bis home in
LoIoI, Massachusetts,, but II is not Probas
blstbat 70 VII be allowed to tOTsnain there
lOngs r 1as s4i 2,
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A GOOD CANVRSSER
AM ORDINANCE

A A1MBNDATORY Of "A6 Ordinance regulating
-fA The Sale Of Fire-woOd, and OrsRtilg the Office
Of Wood Measurer in the city Of Xenig,'' .,,.f,
Sec. l.-Be it ordained BY the City Council Of
the city Of Xenia, that the City Wood-measurer
shall be entitled to receive aud collect fee Of five
cents for every load Of wood Inspected and meas
ured by him, containing not over one cord Of Wood
and for every load Of wood containing over one
cord, foe Of ten cents, to be paid By the person
having charge Of such wood. T,- -...rl
SIC. 2.-This ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and after its publication Passed Janu-
ary 9th, 1868. If n tr" 2DgMILLEN,
( al-r gr r President Of City Council
+. II. MUNGER, City Clerk. jan20-lt
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Peace rumOrS stin food the country.
Blair is in Richmond, but be has no au-
thority to indicate that the United States
Government will treat for peace on any
terms except the submission Of the rebels.
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"a iiiFanatioismo is rolling south IsaoduIthward.
An Arkansas Judge lately charged grand
jury in Pulaski county, that 90 5lding or sell
ling slaves is crime amounting to felony"
and fOur-ffths Of the qualified Jurors iagfeed
torfnd bills, of indictment against the slave
holders of. that eountyy1,Ci in ACCORDANCE with
the charge '[DaytOn JOurnai. q si'H9 ="
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According to sepOrts from Washington,
Nj. Blair viii not return from Richmond
bsfoFs the second OF third Of February.
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On Tuesday = FIRE occurred at the
Smithsonian building, ID Washington.
The loss IS issstimated at one hundred thou
sand doilaTsg sss-.sil s.7.e :. Hea.
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The Savannah papers say that when
Gen. Sherman entered that city, there was
l80, 1000 bales of cotton 5theFe, l20, GOO Of
which belonged to foreign merchants and
cannot Be harmed The remainder be-
loaged to American merchants,
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The rebels are supposed 70 be leaving
Ire Shenandoah Valley. 90 aal ~ -7s
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It is rumored that Charleston has been
or IS about to be evacuated ff
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Gen. Heod has been supsrosdod by
Gen. Dick Taylor,
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The rebel ecu. Johnston has been
restored 10 command in the Southwest.
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It's announced that Gen. Banks win
ina short time return to New Orleans,
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- There are signs Of a eombiuatiOn Of
armies to capture Richmond. .sls,s
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- 0hiO's Testimonial to Gen, Sher-
man is meeting with great success, zar
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AgsneraT exchange Of prisoners is eK-
peoisd soon. IN ai r.
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Greene r,eaean County PRO Probate At Ctga Court.

TTTHE following Executors, Administrators and
"a Guardians have filed their accounts, in the Of
fics Of said Court for settlement and tie game will
be for hearing on the 10th day Of February, A. D.,
1865, viz: rr .,.-s sa = e-'. 81. F'-.-
Thomas B. Cummings, Executor Of the last will
Of Jacob J. Peterson, deceased; ~'"' 60
EbeneEsr Steel Executor Of the last win of ia
cob Steel, deceased H. -...s q gfa' 8s .54ra'.
A. W. Osborn Executor Of the last will Of vii,
liam Mcclellan, deceased
Rebedca Ann Mason, AdministFalriz of the Es-
tate of William Mason, deeedsed ;.sdtog 5v;a
Joseph n, Fudge, Administrator Of the Estate Of
jacob II. Sutton, deGeased 20 'i 49, Ie
c Celia lE. Qdrts, Exeeutrix Of the last will or
John Curti5 51ieeeasedP - s.s5f g.. rs 7i1-
John Lloyd, Guardian Of Martha G. Hook.
I, MARSHALL, Probate Judge,
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ACau fer More Troops and New Ex-
ertions.

-
The same paper says, if Mr. Goxs reso-
Iution can rot end favor with the Repub-
lican HOuseef iRepresentiTes, noGonfed-
crate ea1-hope-f for an -terhs-0ther than
ignominious surrender. Let peace slide,
and let-us turn our whole AID undivided
attention to war, The negE2es recommend
ed BIZ the President have not been proFid-
ed Viii not Congress Immediately take-
aetien5 aHd secure forty thousand z The
enemy will not offer us any terms other
than those of submission. as long as they
have the prestige of success. If we would
have peace, we must first gain victories.
The army must have more men, ana a
new and better organization. With Sher1
man threatening Charleston, and. Fort
Fisher afording a base, for operation, in
North CAROLINA, Hoods s. army defeated IN
the West, and the Army Of North Viz
ginia the cbuntry's only hope and reli~
anGe, It was expected that Congress would
have taken measures. for the next cam.
nsign9 4 5fr o ode L-5f.1 .oia5J 10
''6i7 i-a hoops sUPPEERtEDuRE!t tae l2l
The Richmond Examiner says the re-
port Of Hoods SUPERB edure by Dick Tay-
1or is confirmed. Hoods army was on ITS
way to Cerinth at last accounts, and
would probably reach nit it safely: :rn .q-ls.
10. THE SOUTH MUST fight OR SUBMIT.
The. same paper has long editorial on
the peace movements. 1t argues that
there is no uss IN talking about aegotia-
tions or terms that there are but two
courses uPossibe to beapursued ! one is,
the proseeution9of. the war t6.al successful
termination, 6rthe abandonment ,,of the
contest and unconditional surrender,
which requires nORegOtiatiOns.il-i- E1a
- I.,--L ~ t.t.r-n..t = ] FL -aur
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HoIid la : Prese nts,

All the late publications, among which are Byard
Taylor's new book, "John Godfrey" AutObiOgra.
ply of Gen. Scott; Shoenbergs Gotta Family Life
in the Woods, Rob Roy, Romantic Belinda, "Un-
der the Ban," Church and the Rebellion. A nice
stock of Velvet Antique, Turkey and French No
rocco Pocket Bibles, festamsnts, PsEin md lynn
Books and Portfolios. A large lot Of 6ns JeWelry
Paper and Envelopes -T.---7
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NOTICE

NTOTTCE is hereby given to all persons not to
u trust MARY JANE BhRGDoIL, my wife, on m y
account, as will pay no bills that she may con-
tract, she having left me Withoutjpst cause or
provocation. JOEL BARGDoLL.
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Il was pronounced superior to al others at
the Worlds Fair, in London, 1852, Ittook
the FIRST PREMIUM at the great Fair
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ON and rftsr Monday 18th day Of Oct, 1854,
" Fleming & Dean viii sell We
SCHOOL BOOKS,
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sIf say nan siiempts % hapl down The Amsri-
o,u Flag. shoot him on the SPOt"-JOHH A. DIX.
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% Qs55IIEEEtlI!.5Eggl1i 81 - -

jan1s-sm 9Th Division lStb Am. 60,
,REsIDEScE 81 JaH. .iE lisl'iyAIais. SRA
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Leaf tobacco is not to be taxed. ed Z
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-E .IIs71Zl
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SENTINEL.

SETH W. BROWN, a ". BRowN
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PATENT gOG-WHEEE REGULATOR
Univergal Clotbegl Wringer.

rs On receipt of the price, from places where
no Oneis selling, we will send the o. C. W.,
free Of expense. What We especially want is
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r Thoqaata Of Indiana under Che late
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gIouds that shall roll from their beams Of light
TN he whole round dons is blFs anda bright