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MISCELLANEOUS.
Arr. nv N.axo,.l q,s nrst,,ss. thing tbo

AFUA DE MAaSo1aA.---The prettest thing. the
Sweetest thing, and the most Of it Tor the beast
money. 1t overcemes the odor of perspration soft
ems and adds delicacy to the skim is delightful per-
tume; aays headache and inflammation, and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and np0n the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratosa Spring Water, ssld by all Druggists.
id Ms " 2 . Sc * BIZ ~ N@E
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Lots for Safe.

rtIf Only IA cents per Foot.
LNINELY located Lots on the E,sIcrn p,o,,,o,,,.
Il in Lots to suit purchasers. 'o''o"auo'
Also fine Lots on Congress- between High and State
see's aug oI Deering street. i'll Lots to suit purchs-
W. HJERRIS, Real Estnte gent,
At Railroad Office, opposite preb,c House. 81
aug16-dtf UT ''' A'1
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II from the Depot, a nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and outbudings having all the conven
grove and short distance from the County road I. "
Apply to j. r. STEVENS
. GOrham, July II. t.-, fTl-l- = 'f-1Ti
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House Lots.

ENLlGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas. Eml
~ cry and Congress ST eets; one near the head OF
/ State street.
W. II STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug 8.-dtf I'd National Bank. /
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X AKM for sale. The subscriber offers his
mrih br'sale or will exchange Gorclty property
1t is first rate farm OF no acres, with two story
4px6o. There is q never falling supply OF good water
and wood lot Said Iarm is situated on the road
from Saccarappa to Gorham Corner about one mile
from the latter place For further particulars apply
to DOM " JOHNSON, MopIt6n street OF j. Il !.
Cook. on the premises ivn7aeodtt
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International Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, CalaiI and St. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

=. 900 % On and after Monday October LIST
'x&as-... IN the steamer NEW BkUNSWICk
4 N .kkS\ Capt. f. ID. WINCHESTER. ami
&c. >the steamer NEW ENGLAND.
ass-Hz@Ak>-a=-z@MCapt. Il. FIELD will leave liaii
Road Wharf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at O'Clock r. M for PASSPORT and ST.
John.
RETURNING, will leave St. John and Eastport
same days for Portland and Boston. q aEtI
AT PASSPORT the Steamer QUEEN viii connect ton
y. Andrews, kobbnston, Calais and New Brunswick,
Railway to Woodstock and HoultOn Stations, and
Stage Coaches viii connect Tor Machias.
AT st. John passengers take e. & n. A. Railway
for Shedac, and from thence for Summerside and
Charottetown, p. Il. Island and Pictou, n. s; also
at st. John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
HALIFAX, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and for
90 Freight received on days of sailing until o,clk.
+. nj. q. q. EATON, "a.
sep25-du lIuI I .r1lIefs.l.s r- Agent.
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New Orleans Markets.
iCommercial...Per Gable.

rrr,l- NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %.
Cotton steader; sales 1850 bales; low Middlmg 50 G
37c; receipts $500 bales. .i ... .ssrg.s ..io
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poRT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, October 23s


Tuesday, October go.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Fastport fol Boston.
Barque Minnie Campbell, Lent, Newport, f, Aug
10TH via Halifax Ms where she put in TO stop leak,
having had rough weather. ti.ts
Brig Wenonah, York, Philadelphia. se.f ttr4I
Sch Olive Fl Robinson, Berry, Bay Chaleur.
Sch Ida Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia. "a
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Philadelphia. ,fl /. 81 .
Sch Loduskia Smith, Boston. ID ..., *
Sch Star, Milliken, New York for Bangor. o.
Sch Watcfman, GRITTY, Newburyport for Calais
Sch Rcbt Rantoul. Jr, Rockand for Boston.
\ .n y - CLEARED. 4A.J 81 44a
Steamer baltimore, Sherwood, Halifax, NS--John
Porteous. -, n, ,ls...,.,r.
Shin Nonantum, lnew, Of Boston, IL tons,) Up
ton Liverpool-C Nj Davis & Co. - - lls1
Barque Harriet Lieyeley, tBr) Waters, Monte
video-A & Z Spring. 49,,
Sch Planet (Br) Wilson, Truro, NS-A d Wild
den. 1.-THE. IL
| Sch VIM Arthur, Andrews, Baltlmore-M Nick
| LAUNcHED-At Westbrook 23d inst, from the yard
of Ralph Kelley, barque of about 500 tons, not yet
named owned by the builder, and others. 49,
The new three-masted schr Ieayitt, built ~
day. She registers about $50 tons and is to be COM
1 manded by Capt w Leayitt. 4.jst.. .st
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. ls VI
GREEN'S LANDING, Oct 1e-Ar, sch Hannibal,
| Torrey, Bay Chaleur. i4laH ., i
| Oct 1f-Ar, sch W T Emerson, Warren from Bay
Chaleur. i1tH eil blatiis ti4
Oct 1s-Ar. schs Ellen, Forester; Baltic, Sawyer,
| AMI Victory, Jordan, Bay Chaleur. SOS i4i
81
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House Lots for Sale.
n IN stevens Plains, near the HOrse Railroad.
~ enquire OF A. L. RICHARDSON,
April L-Qtfi 3t &tLH On the premises.
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Portland Mutual Fire insurance
t&At - ~ COMPANY. O'tN tttA

1 A SPECIAL Meeting of the members of this Com
"A pany will be held at the room of said Company,
No. 1855 Middle street, lover II. H. Hay's) on TUES
DAY Evening Nov 9Th, at u O'Clock, hear the re-
port of the Treasurer to choose officers the ensl-
ing year, and to transact any other business usually
transacted at an annual meeting. .'iee 1901 '
oct15eod3w CHAS. HOLDEN, President
=. Twombley, General Insurance Broker,
Lie would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to continue the 1nsur-
ance Business as Broker, and can place Fire, Life
and Marine Insurance to any extent in the best Com
p nies in the United States. All business entrusted
to my re shall be faithfully attended, to.
Office at G. M Rice's Paper Store, No. 1888 Fore st,
where orders can be left. julI6tf
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For Sale.

VERY desirable Building Lots on Deering Street
at less than the price for adjoining land, if ap-
piled Tor immediately. III ia ~ - e.
aug11dtf 'llHtH!M g. g. pAysoN
Co.,. Co., House for Sale, No 50 Myrtle Street. En-
@;;:l quire at No. Central Wharf -
Jul Jnly 12--dti 1ifli 1870 a.la srf ~
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For Sale or Lease. =

THE PROPERTY adjoining Che westerly hide lor The
l. Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrage' proper
ty, will be sold or leased tor term of years it is
and fsas valuable piece property for tile purpose
Of baildine, as any lhfieaity 1Albly to-
NArH'L +. DESIRING,
aug4-du No. 10 Free Street.
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Horses for Sale.

A 4 the Horse Railroad Stable 10 or Il low priced
N Horses. oeSeol2m
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Lot for Sale.

0NE q the best building lots in the city situated
on the north side OF Deerng Street adjoining the
residence of Gen. j. ID. Fessenden This lot is sixty
two feet front on Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet, and is bounded on the east side by a
street. nifty feetin width, making it corner lot and
very desifable. us. B. HERsEY,
No. 4 Gait Block, Com. Street
Oct II diff
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Farm for Sale.

/ WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner Vest.
Il brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, and Wcstbrook Seminary. = -
Said farm contains about 100 acres part of it VERY
There is good house, two largo barns and out nous
the premises IL will be sold together or in lots
TO suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW !
sep11-dtf ...-.... 1C5 Commercial II.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

RoAhD for families. Three or four small
~ families eau be accommodated at the White
rouse, Westbrook. three four minutes walk from
the Cuinberland Mills Eepot. Good airy rooms
provided. J.F .M'LLER Proprietor.
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Sale.

A BOUT 1900 feet Water and Gas Pipe. 2 to inch
e es Diameter. Also abotit 10 tens damaged Nails,
hinges anu Bolts. and to tons Window Weights,
sevefli sizes. An wishing stock of above description
VIII please call before purchasing elsewhere. 4
WOODMAN & LITTLEJOHN, IL
scr21-d2m* % Oak Street, Portland, Me.
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All who value valuable heal Of hair and its pres
efyaton from premature badness and turning grew,
Will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion 1t
makes the hair ric soft and glossy efadicates dand-
ruff, and causes the hair to grow with hixuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS Lyos, Chemist, n. y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
.sai4N 'tsl,mJ tsa,su ,vi,a =
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FREIGHT FOR TBn SOUTH AND WEST

FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH md WEST.
~---,TM BOst,u and Philadelphia
ss:zss:sss Steamship lin.
The steamers NORMAN, SAXON, and ARIES
now TORN the line, and steamer leaves each p0r
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
From Long Wharf, Be st0n,. ............ Atf2M
From Pine St. Wharf, Philadelphia. at i0A M
Freight for the West forwarded by the Pcnns,yiya
mia Railroad, and to Baltimore and WqsIngton h,
Canal or Railroad, freeoi commissions.
For freight, apply TO ..l a .....
I SPRAGUE, SOULE & CO.,
Nov 22-tl1yr gT Wharf H0.ifu
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale In Sooo

- A TWO STORY HOUSE. with b;,o e,;a,.
@;;;; ed Rooms, Wood She'd Stable &C. in oood OH
EAAder. Lot % 100. Good Garden; within fonr
minutes walk Of the Depot Prce Iow terms Iibers
InguLre u %. 90 :. JOHN G. PROCTER,
1o.earu, w. co. diw Go Middle St.
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
fNHE Oxford House. pleasantly situated in the vii
Il age OF FryeDurg, Oxford county Maine il o.
Tered Tor sale at bargain IL applied ior soon "a
The HOUSE is large, In good repair. with ty,y,,,t
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings. ''"iy
For full particulars inquire of
F. = HORATIO BoOTHBY.
Or Hapson& Dow, 3i5 Congress st.
Eyeburg, Sep 2g 1896 diff
90. For Sale.
IA ACRES pasturage and Woodland in West
V,voh. .
Lot Of Land on Poplar street.
House and land on Washing, on street. e.
House and lot on Brown street
House and lot on st Lawrence street % l.hta nj
House on leased land on Hammond street! lfU, s
81 As8Fks sDARIUSH INGRAHAM
oczZ-ua , 113 Federal st.
+ st1t-t "0s For Sale. a..........,t...... ,
HOUSE No. Henry street, containing 10 rooms
LII bath room, hot and cold water and all the mod
ern improvements. For particulars 60 -.
nS Enquire on the PROMISES oc22dtf
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For Sale.

1.-TWO second hand Drop-F1ue Hoilers 8 feet diam
Il cter 81 feet long. Fire Box 4 Jx5 II. . iiuos II
inches diam, and iues 10 inches diam. Said boilers
are IN good condition Meish iSoo1 lbs each, and will
or by letter to w. y. QUINN
OclGi&w3w- Neal street, Portland
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aENORSale. Three story brick house on Danforfh
a Street, The house b neariy new and In fine or
der. Immediate possession given.
/. i5Jull6tf 4gr VsaaW. o. CHADBOURNEf
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Mutual Insurance Company.
a. 81 wan ST, cor. Wiaiam, NEW YORK, on i. :.
JANUARY, 1866, b. sl.i -,ei,,5.i .
lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
sctaa'tsS CATION Risks. z ~ GEsl ast

The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually ,npoh the Premi-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
ticates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 10 per cent. In each OF the years
1864, and 8, and So per cent. in 1856 ,iti ~
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Valuable Property ON Danforth St.
,iAngN1 -,FOR SALE! I.......,
R CE 8 900

THE Block of two story houses Nos IS & 20 Dan
3 u forth Street, near Mapie' with LOT containing
ABOUT 500 feet Of Land The houses are in good or.
der and will rent for $3.50 EACH For particulars apply
An NJ 80. pRoorok.
oct2Odow M;ddie Stsoa,y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-12
REoIPE FOn A CmEAp PAINT.

Eleven lbs. of dry limo, sihcd fine,
gallon Of fwater, 2 gallons Of Iinseed
oil, raw or boiled + lb. of potash dis
solved in pint Of water, which can
be done by heating in II kettle over the
fire. First, mix your lime and water,
which willappcar much like thick hasty
pudding; then add your oil and pot.
ash water Mix thoroughly and If the
oil and water unitcs, it is rcady for
use; if not, q little more potash water
must be added 10 cut the oil. Use no
moro potash than IS necessary for this
purpose. Put on with paint brush,
as other paint. The writer of this has
painted for twenty years, and for the
last three years has used this prcpara
tion on first class houses and but few
persons can see any deficiency in it -
1t wenfs well and costs less than hall
as much as all oil paint,
.s,a Il. i. PIERCE.
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GHs Galrtasier eia3ttte.
rRAININa rnE TomATo.

IN cultivating, the tomato in large
market gardens, the plants are usually
pinched before their final transplant
Jog, ghud they are then left to grow
without any support, butt small gar
dens, not only is greater neatness OBJ
served by taking some pains to train
the plants, but the fruit is improved
both in quantity and quality. There
arc several methods of training =
One, which, if not altogether the sim
plest, Is one OF the ncatest is describ-
cd by Mr.. G. NJ. Childs, of Hancock
county, Illinois CAS- soon as the
plauts are large enough, transplant to
rich, light soil, one in Il hill, and at
fcast five feet apart each way. AT
least once a week, scoop the earth away
from around the plant and pour on a
quart or more Of soap suds. When the
plant commences to branch, cut off the
outer branches this will have n ten
dency to increase the size of the stock
land cause it to grow bushyg After the
,llhnts are 1G TO l8 inches high, they
should be provided with frames. |
make mine by splitting standards
from pine boards 81 feet long, and
sharpen their lower ends. TO these
standards are nailed Stats made by
saving feet laths into three pieces
The frames are mado lG inches square,
mailing the lower Stats at 10 inches
from the bottom of the standards, the
upper ones at thetop, with others mid
way between the Two Frames made
in this way have been in use five years,
and with little repairing will last some
years longer. When the branches cx-
tend beyond the stats and over thetop
Of the frame, clip them, leaving one
leaf above the fruit stems, and contin-
lie to do this throughout the season.
Theplant trained thus and showing its
ripe and ripening fruit, forms most
Beautiful object, and ono tomato grown
in thisway is worth dozen as usually
cultivated. Lostyea had Fl plants,
from which ] gathered IN abundance
offruit for table use and canning for n
family OF five persons, besides distri-
buting from five to six bushels among
my friends No one need to be afraid
ofnsing the knife freely, as there is no
danger that the plant will not fruit
abundantly. In my experience the
difficulty has been to keep it from fruit
ing too much. .''--Ihe H0uiculturiSt.
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n RsFRPIAzANos!sTHB sFPIEAzANo1's 4
G. A e H L ES
PllN) MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
WAREROOMS-North Fast Corner of
Eutaw and Fayctto SITS, and No.
15, II, and 10, North Eutaw st

TVNHIs COMPANY, HAVING ORGANIZED
II IN April 1874, m con unctiUn with the wei known
firm of GAEH LIE 4 co, AZ JOINT Stock Company,
exclusively ofpractlcl Piano Makers who have hold
prominent positions IN some Of the best estaDlIsh-
,incnts in this country and Europe
THIS Company cllms that their Pa1os com5ne
all the cxcellenclcs OF oil the
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DIR. sEELYE'S
LILO U I'D
CAT RRH RENE D Y.
s@CURE WARRANTED
If Directions are fOlloced.
na-CaII for a Circular Describing all
symptoms.
SYM P T ON s.

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally appear
are at first very slight. Persons find they have
cold that they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the change Temperatures. In this con-
dltion the nose may be dry, orr slight discharge,
thin and acrid afterwards becoming thick and adhe-
sive. As the disease become chronic, thedischargcs
are increased in quantity and changed in quality;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawed or
eoughed up The secretions are offensive, causing
bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal the eyes
are weak; the sense of the SMELLS lossened or de-
stroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
common and important symptom of Catarrh is, that
the person is Obliged to clear his throat in the morn
ing Of thick or Shiny mucus. which has fallen down
during the night. When this takes place the person
may he that his disease its way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arrestingit.
The ADORE are but Of the many Cdtarrh Symptoms,
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LATEST IMPROVEMENTS;

And twill be apparent to all, that men whose skill
and abilities have been approved by the best manu-
ftcturers, will not he less successful when their own
interest and reputation are iny0lyed. AsHtestim0ny
to the above they we're awarded the first premium
over all competitors 10y the Judges ofthe late cXhb-
ton held Mt the Maryland Institute, Of Baltimore,
Md, in October, 1866.
These instruments being sufficiently introduced in
this city and having proved equal ifnot superior to
any heretofore known, those in want of first class
Piano, manufactured with the greatest care and Of
the best material, will save dealers commission,
which only makes Pianos more costly hutby no
means m1re valuable, by calling on our friend, Mr..
CHARLES PAiRAN, North Er't Corner Grcene's
Block, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Who will receive
orders for our Pianos and give further information
There will also Iio skiIlful tuner from our firm
here every three or four months without fiii, anl
persons wishing 10 have Pianos tuned or repaired,
will do well to leave orders with Mr., PAlRAN. Mr..
p. will always have one Piano ofour manufacture on
hand for examination
tV' Second hand Pianos taken at
their yalue, IN part payment for new Instruments:
GAEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING co.
March, B. l3jli--ly.
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Assetsa........ II s1,190, ,7sS

~ -I|||I W JIIUIIIN NJ W WlIUJVJ
These Companies divide three -fourths Of, net
profits annually to the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest at per cent--thereby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater seourit~
and cheaper Insurance. I,gG y 4YTs4
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THE RAILROAD
WAITER DRAWER
PATENTED May 9th, 1894

Byw. P. walling and Daniel c. Smith, Adrain, Mich
Thsisa very useful invention for ELEVATING
AND CONVEYING WATER from Springs or Wells,
and delivering in ihe water paul in the house without
going out of doors alter it. With his machine you
can draw bucket Of water from spring or we'll IN
20 rods from the house in one minute.
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SEWING MACHINE
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.

Mrs. AMANDA HOMAN,
VNTOULp respectfully inform the public that she
wv is the Agent in Lancaster for these very de-
sirahlc machines Stich alike on both sides. Every
machincwnrrantsd, Prices $50 to Sl21, according to
finish. nB-Clll Mt her residence on Wheeling street,
West ofColumlHs street.
Lancaster, Fcbruary %, lS6G-iSn
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srlrc ar Quo, lTnskinrnm connl

STATE OF ONO, Muskingum county, S. s.
Before me, Justice OF the Peace, in and for said
county, personally came William ~ Black, Noryal
p Douglass and Robert D. Coles, and acknowledged
the signing and sealing ofthe foregoing certificate to
he their vonnaryact ard d,ed for the use. and pur-
poses therein expressed.
Witness my hand and seal this 1st day of Mnicn,
1866 John W. BELL. IsEAL.l
Justice of the Peace OF said
Muskingum county, Ohio.
March
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= =" y Y 'TT"- NJ IIT Sill %
BD-Shppers ofGrain, Flour, and other m ershan-
disc can have insurance TO any place dosired on
tine most reasonable terms.
We are authorized to pay for the serip ofthese
na Those who desire the best and eheabsstin insu.
rance in the most responsible companies wild
well to call on the Agents, at their Office Tallmndge
Block CLARKE &FRITTER, Il Axents,
Lancaster, May "a, 1906, ,Stf,
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nB-Besidos the above Trains, there oreirrcgulNr
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
night be particularly on their guard forthcmscvcs
and LIVE STOCK, us to trans in both directions.
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest on their own
carol ,ssncss s. d. SHEPHERD, MT.
Nov, 2,lS65.
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A Chld 10 years old can operate it

with case and safety, Water may be brought by it
lnn rods if necessary and up the steepest grades
IL is the most reliable and practical machine ever in
vented Price of Machine sl5, and 81 50per rod for
the track, sarranted to give satisfaction. Orders
promptly attended to SILAS BAlLOR,
JanlS-3m b. W. TYLER.
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STATE or ONO, Muskingum county, $. $.

BE il known that the undersigned, William NJ.
Black, NGrval p, Douglass and Robert D. Coles have
and do hereby certify and state as follows;
lst. That they did, on the Goth day Of February,
1866, form partnership under the name and style Of
Douglass Coles IN the Dry Goods and Shoe bus-
ness.
I'd. That tho residence Of SAID William NJ. Black
is to he Zanesvile Ohio, and the residence of said
NoryalP. Douglass ana Robert p Coles is to be Lam
easier. Ohio, and that SAID William NJ. Black is n
special partner and said Douglass and Coles gen.
eral partners in SAID firm.
81. That said William NJ Black has contributed q
capital of SlOOOO OO to the common stock.
4th. The general nature Of the business is that of
a retail Dry Goods and shoes.
5th. SAID partnerships 70 commence Goth day of
February, 1866 and to terminate Goth Feby, 1867.
Witness our hands and seals this lst day of March,
iS6C
IIF WILLIAM NJ RICK TsrNt1
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The Advantage or the Participating
.. IEy System Demonstrated, mid ~

... 80 90 37S %
REM,rKs-By insurng in one Of the above Compa.
nies his pocywill cost him for five Yeas Sill, In
stead OF Sl5Oby the oldsystem, to-wit F67frF. "
To premium on sa0oQf6r Ave yearsgalgI sl5S ~
By interestrCceiredin cash on scrip. 10 90 Oh!
~ Y. --.--- -uNillN 10 j ass aaliA A
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

FENHE partnership heretofore existing between
u William NJ. Black and Robert d. Coles, was this
WILLIAM NJ. BLACK, .
ROBERT D. COLES.
Lancaster, Ohio, Feb 20, 1866.
person indebted to the said firm will call and
settle Immediately to Douglass & Coles, at the old
stand t