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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27
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assess ent roll before said Council on the frst fu-1
DAY 10 June and they shall then by resoution deter
ssse the rate per centum 10 s. lev3.d @ -
assessed Aforesaid and the Common Council to1etlee
With the Auditor add As,eseor shall coaatisnsr :
hoard Of cousIizaAiou Of said ctv a urovird n -.
ton q q. se.ee.l charter. .heh ases.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27

II Who would not be beautifully Who would add 70
their beAnty9 What gives that marble purity and
dsfiague appearance observe upon the stage, and
in the city belly It is nolonxsr secret. They use
Aagsns Magnolia Balm. ITS continued use removes
tam freckles, pnples and rooehnesa, from the faee
and hands and ieaves the complexion smooth trans
parent, blooming and ravishinE. Unlike many cos
stics contains no material injurious TO the skin
Any Druggist WI order sss you, If mt on hand, i.
80 cts. per botsle.lg1o s'tctu 54sogf oh5 taxi
s,.,.f.f. W. E.sHAGAS. Trey.N. Y, Chemist.
DEMASBARNES Co. wholesale Agt.s ny
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27

At a meeting of Quaker CITY Fire Company, No. 2
held 1t their Han on Tuesday December 3ssh, 1855.
The following Preamble and Resolaxioas were repcE
Cd the COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose, aad
ma aimous,y adopted:
WzKRfAs, The Hon. JOHN FISIxy has been re-
moved anonGst n, .. de hand of death and has
gone dow. sof ths azass faI of ysazs and full a
horors- = s=kz4-4s. &c. .r- -
Rssoirei, That shall ever che1ish his rneuary a.
. most hcnofed memser Of this company, one Who q
pubaic ofkcer, was honest and eafnhse-as cieion
generous and discrset-as Parens kind and indngsak
-as . scholar ripe and profound.
Re.o,re, That Ia his death our State has los, one
her early poneess tie County one Of Her earliest
and ahaess ehesrs ths Cnv upright CHEZ Naeis-
txate, and seratnrs Of her brightest
Rs-oss<d, That IN sommaa with the great heart OF
The county, we mourn his rreparabse loss, and we
tender 10 his bssevs4 fsny eur si.cere ecsaolenes
and hesrtsaas sy1Qafhy. s3sIrzfaa8 "a >
Resoi.rd. Tha4s aopy Of thess Resolutions siEnad
BY TIE officers Of this Company, Be presented to tha
the family Of deceased, and Be also entered upon -
+ Reeosds 80 CIR aET 2 aA28f9 Es1E8 84@
4sa e#e VT y. D:s.,. e.
VIZ KrrzoS
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Some months since, mslodecn was purchased and
used in the Methodist Church at Cosiexe Corner.
Franklia county. Many members Of the church wers
strongly opposed to its introducti U, and much i'll
feeling was the result. The meiodeon finally
carried out Of the church night by unkncwnpae
ties and destroyed By re Recently another melodeor
was procured and placed in the church. but Tues
day night 2ssh ult, IL was entirely demciished the
van6a,s using pisee Of railroad iron 10 aeeonphsh
their purpose. -ss,sfxrF,yag sts;sf "a z.-st4ve.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27
H We ask all eur readers to read
and ponder the Address of BAsSABAs
HoEss, On our first page
Tkst Dispatch.

505Thst Dispatch.
On the g1st, we received the following
dispstch from Col. JoHx BHrDGIASD. and
which We issued IN An extra:
I'D 70 NENYORK,
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PITTsBuRG GENERAL MARKET
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Nov 2o.---Gold closed al l,la.

New YoRK i'HuuuCe MARKNr Nav
YoRK, NOV. II COTTON lc better and
more active closing ut 3tc. Flour dull
heavy aud 23,3oc lower Wheat very
dal and 3ajc lower, Com irregular
unsettled anG la2c lower; sales Of 3S,>
900 bush Mixed Weelern At Sl.ss,l, 20
IN store closing AZ til. iusiie price, aud
Sl,3o ofer Wmsky quiet sni unrLDng>
ed. 20 ouencd dciipdiy lower, but
closed more ii my; sslrs If 6.2Jo bbs
a &2Ia225J for New Mess. closing At
%22 90 tor Regular Beet qnic,; sales
ot $50 bbs At previous prices Lard
lowcr sales ct l,4c0 bbls AT IL atsYc
Petroleum quiet al % cents tor Crude,
and 36 cents for Refined in Bond. The
GROCERY m m,rket i, quiet
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20 YEARS ExpgrlEScp.-The follow
ing letter from Prot Rohbock, the hest
music teacher Of Ptlsburg and Profess
or in the Female College, is of value to
all persons contemplating purchasing d
Piano. Read it,:
Mir, MELLoR Dear Sir 1T is a
pleasure to me to state to you the great
satisfaction | have always had IL using
the Cbickeriug Pianos An experience
of over twenty years with them has Civ
en- me ample opportunity to Judge oil
their qualities, aud freely say that
have always found them to be the J,s,
Pldnos both tor instrumental perform.
auce and for accompanying the voice -
The pianos made now by Chckerlng &
Sons consider to be infinitely superior
to any OF their former manutaclure, aud
are of such perfect construction in every
parf--.one, touch and workmanship
that nothing more can ba desired
(Signed) III RonBncK.
Prot of Music at PITTS. Fem. Col.
See advertisement in another column
Go to liofman & Roberts Drug store
for toile, : aps tt''
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sheriff. sah


DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF yENDITI
D IoNi ExroSAs, issued out tho Court of Com
mon Pleas of Greene County, and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to public sale a
lh' Court House, in Waynesburg, on M
S''urday, Ms 18Th day Of December
next, at o'clock r. NJ. the following pro
pcriv. VIA: 44.. etl.t.B D.s. ef,l.lo =
All the right title, interest and claim Of de
iendant OF In and to actrtain lot Of yroun,
m Rices' Landing. adjoining lots of John
hughes, Thomas Hughes, pumpkin run anf
tle Monongahela river, containing one e-iourt
# nm acre, more or less. " nt N-f
Taken In execution rs tho property of Isaa,
levitt J. q $. Sedgwicls, III C. Cloud, ct. al
lping business. and site Of Pennsylvania Oi
Company, ut the cult Of Henry D,iany.g 4 b
lA- sA 4 HEATH Johns, Sheriff.
nov. II, '66-Ak
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How rr W,s-'The death of SEr,

How IT WAs.--The death of SgrG' T.
GFo KENT, of which we spoke last week
happened in the following manner, re.
lated by the Pitlsburg D&patcA
'Fve men, in the employ OF Corhett
" Smith, cspenters were engaged iu
re ui'ding n portion ot King IL Co.'S
glas. works the work being supermten
ded by NJ NJ Kean, architect. Mpssrs.
Corhett 81 Anderson furnishing the
hands, one Of whom acted in the oapa
city OF foreman Aboul the time stated
two rather heavy pieces ot timber TO
serve M a glrer had been hois,ed by
means ot a derrick tn a scuifIld, al Il as
tn" men were placing the trnbcrs in a
proper position TOR splicing them to.
gether, one of the cross pieces of hs
scaiiold gave way. and three OF the
workmrn, Isaac M"Glumphe,, Che tore
MANI George Kent and David Evans,
were prccipitaI-d to the ground. Kcnt,at
the time. was seated astrlde of one of the
timbers, at the end tor splicing, and rs
the other end went down with the giving
way of the cross piece, he VAS elevated,
and seeing his ldanger, caught hold of
the guy rope of the derrick bnt the op,
posile end of the timber striking the
ground, he was forced upwards som.
six or eight feet. and of course his hold
of the rope was broken He tell head
foremost Assistance Of eighteen ortweniy
feet. striking upon the edge Of barrel.
His forehead was crushed III and his
brains scattered about, death ensuing in
a very few minutes The other two
men who were standing on the scatfold
at the place where 1t gave way, were
also prrcipitatgd to the ground among
the falling lumber but fortunately Nscap,
cd without serious injury Two other
hands assisting in the work, did not hap.
pen to he upon the scail'll NJ Glum,
phey had,a RIB broken and was much
br isel ablut the body. Evans suffer
cd rather shvere injnry to one OF his
legs. but WAS able to go about shortly
after the arcdent
Mr., McGluniphv lsa former resident,
of this County. Ths Coronor's jury
after sufficient testimony found 'rhat the
deceased came to his denth by The fall
of the scafold at King e Co.'s glass
works, and were of tho opinion that ii
was insecure, but asto the responsibility
for this the jury we're IN doubt"
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> = n
OBITUARY.

KILLED, On the 18th last. hy falling
from scaffold, ,GEoRcn KENT,o Wayncs
burg, Pa, aged 20 years.
Dead! 1t is thus we arc born, rise
from boyhood and are stricken down
when lite seems dearest and when the
fnndest hopes are those which look to
approaching manhood. Itmust be hari
thus to due I! Yet, as IN this case. 7 i.
pleasing to know we may "leave toot-
prints on the sands oftime." Always
gerial companion, of strict integrit,
aud manly bearing, the subject of our
sketch, thus far, had led life of useful-
ness. Attached during tbs war to Go
A, 18th Pa Cav, he Is the last IF three
comrades well known and beloved BY
the members Of that organization and
their friends at home. Cook, WtsoN
and KENr. are names associated with
personal deeds Of daring. Unsoughl
popularity had gwen them proud dis
,inction in their regiment. The fo'm'r
and latter received deserved promotion
bnt the other, too soon, became the vic-
t,m Of war. Wilson fell early in 81,
by tho cowardly bullet of, a guerrilla
whilst picketing on Rappahannock's $
banks, Cook died glorious death in
the headlong assault that retrieved the
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21
VOU CAN SAVE MONEY
SPECIAL NOTICES

y s-a -.
PREP RED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND BEAurr.
FLYING THE HAIR.
And is the most d,llghtful and wonderful ar
llcle the world ever produced.
Ladies will find itnot only certain remedy
to Restore, Dlrken and Beauty the Hair, but
also desirable article for the Toilet, as II Is
highly perfumed with rich and delicate per
fume, independent Of the fragrant odor Of
the Oils of Palm and Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume, which in
delicacy of scent, and the tenacity with which
Il cl!ngsto the handkerchief and person, Is
unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all druggists
and Porfhmers. at ~ per bottle each. Sent
by express to any address bv propriclors.
I. W. WRIGHT & Co,
- n.y. 100 Liberty St., New York.
Oct, 2A 1sso.-iH N'aSaa VI ~ ssai W
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PRoGREsslNG.-The Temperance re-
form movement in our place ia fast as,
suming powerful proportion and definite
action. The following is the list of off.
GERS of the Society: Rev. S. Sloan,
/ Pres. Rev, A. b Miller, V. Pres. 3
J.s Guiher, Sec 0 Vanclevc, Treas
l.. X Evans, &. j. Johns, Jno. Ken
dali, Rev. Wallace, NJ. IIunnel. Execu,
tive Committee. $50 persons, have at,
tached their names to the constitution,
among whom are many of our most wor
Thy citizens and not few OF the intelli'
gent young ladies and gentlemen of our
town Appearances indicate rapid
and thorough prosecution of the work,
Appropriations have been made for cir.
'aulating tracts and numerous other meas.
ares adopted in advancement OF their
project. Last Sunday evening, Eev S.
Kendall delivered TO crowded house, a
plain statement of the facts in the case.
which If not convincing, were at least
startling enough to cause scrou, thought
on the subject. The next meeting will
be held in The NJ p. Church, the first
Sabbath eve in December. It. should
not require the eloquence of Cough to
arouse our dormant morality, 90 hear
che local ministers and every inebriate
that staggers on our sidcwal will be.
come silent lecturer.
----.--- 49, -. -p--------...-.-----
60 to Hoffman Il Roberts, for patent
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Go 10 Hoffman ,S Roberts Drug store
Tor soda ash and white Lame.

TlIs weather has beea clear and de
lighlfnl during the week, but the air is
fast changing to the cold temperature
rendering. warm fires very essential to
comfort We cannot say we much
regret it We have had ou fu'l share
OF warm weather during the Summer
and Fall. and we long for frosts and G. ]
winds, yeElow leaves and hazy skies,
trees ehorn of their foliage aud mead.
ows seer aad brown This may seem
strange wish, and cer,amly it has very
little poetry IN It. bat i, is nevertheless
natural We grow IA weary of the log
days and sweltcn G hea, OF summer AS
W. do, in our turn, of the short days
and intense cold Of winter. Oar des
sires here AZ changcable as the moon,
ahl have a. gr,at .uauy moie phases.
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Go to lloff'nsn & Roberts Drug store
for pure white lead


DaCtDED W . note the following de-
cisions Of cases from this county. tried
the present November Term in the SUI
preme Court, Western District
lIa~lcy's ct al appeal. tfiicmcd
KIbplc VS. Miller Affirmed,
Johnst ms appeal Affirmed.
Meek ct. al W, Bayard. Affirmed.
CoUNrY TREisUHlEs RoBprD On The
the night Of the 10Th inst the Office OF
A w, Pollock, Esq, Treasurer of
Washington County, wss entered y
burglarsthe safe blown open, and $40o
in paper money wercsto|en. Sumo val.
uable papers and goyernmel securities,
belonging to outside parties, were ovcr'
looked,
Again on ednesday night, the ll,l.
inst, somc thieves entered the County
Treasu'rrs Office at Beaver. blew open
the safe with powder, sha,lering the
window glass to atoms. They ahs,rac,
cd from $1,000 to $1,000. $500 of which
belonged TO the Treasurer.s clerk No
clue has been obtained nf tho thieves.
Doubtless this last operations was the
ork OF the same rsscals who operated
on the Washington Go. Troasury> 1t
would be well for our keeper ofthc pub
lie fund TO keep an eye on,his sugar
if he has any, lest these expert
"cracksmen" bursts his dcrib"
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Goto Hoffman & Roberts Drug store
Tor sal soda and white lime,

etilt t.A.i iAit
LrGrrR@ Rev w B. Watkins, Of
Plttsburg Pa, who h,s a b billiant repn-
ta'ion as lecturer, will deliver a lecture
Tuesday evening, November 9th, 1866,
at the College Chapel in this place His
subject win he The Use. Abuse and
Beauties OF English words We have
the assurance that Mr. Watkins lecture @
is both irs,ructing aud amusing, he hay.
lug made language lite study, and has
TAT perfect command, both IN meaning
and manner This Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger, speaking of The lecture he delivered
there, says;
Many pats were truly eloquent. while
other parts brought down the house with
roars OF laughter; especially did the ref
erence to our flag stir, by its truth and
beauty, strong emotions III every heart.
Alter having learned much OF our own
language, and laughing enough to drive
the hlnes away for a month, the audience
unanimously voted for a repetition CT
the lecture at the earliest convenience of
oil tue ec.urer ura
Let those who enjoy a good laugh
and are tond Of rare literary excellence
combined with an Invaluable amount of
instruction. by all means, attend this en-
tertainment, It's the only opportunity
you may have of ever hearing this in
tai,ive d'sserIation,and by dong 10 ~
will derive much personal benefit and'
aid the ranse of christianity. The lee.
ture is for the benefit ofthe NJ. Church.
Admission 50c,s single. Tickets for sale
at Days book store,
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For Saye,-The DWELLING UTouse

For Salc.-The Dwelling House
and Store-ltoom in Greensboro. occu-
pied by Mr.. Barber, located on Comfy
Street in the most business par. Of the
town, will be sold at private sale and
possession given on the LIST of April 81.
Far terms apply to Mr. Barber, Greens.
boro, Pa, or II Silvrrman, l57 Second
Street Pittsburgh. 'iAti' t,ai 3w
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MAR RTE: p.

On Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, by the Rev
W a. Davidson. ID d, Ma. AMOS
SrRo. OF Uaysville, to Miss MoIlIm
E, ENLow. of East Finley, bo,l. of
Washington County Penna
On Sunday October 2lst by VIM,
Wiley + q,MR BnNJ ,Mse L CRAFT, ani
Miss MAHGnnr A Ri>ruAKr, all nf Jef.
terson Township, Greene County Pa.
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disaster gat winchester kent, lived
through .the bloody scenes that followed,
returned home to enjoy the blessing of
victory for a short lime, and now, fills a
SOLDIERS GRAVE "A widowed mother,
loving brothers and sisters mourn his
untimely death--a nation loses one OF
her nobiest defenders!
"How sleep the brave who sink to rest,
by all their counify's wishes blcst !"
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$TOt1ce

is HEREBY GIVEN THAI APPLICA
I ton will be made at the next Session .
the Pennsylvanil, Legislature, by the Ode
fe lows Association, ~ Wnynesbur.. Green,
c,untv, Pa, to ocliangc',he nalhG Of the sam,
q tho ExpnANan BAfK OF WAyNhspunG
Also, to authorize s,i,l hnnk 10 issue stock IA
shares OF my dollars each. the whole not l.,
exceed one hundred thousand dollars Sad
i.t JOS. \. RANDOLPH
July .'GG,.Gm. { VI elnn y President i.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al y cali meeting OF the Ihillalethcan
Literary Society of Greene Academy
for the purpose OF paying a tribute of
respect TO the memory o. their deceased
member aud friend Miss NJ J. GwYyN,
who died November r., 1866. The
underulgned were appointed AZ a
Commits TO draft resolutions expressive
of the feeling of he Society under this
sore bereayme't t, ~ho report as follows :
WHEREAS, has pleased the All Wise
Ruler OF the universe to remove by
death from our midst, our esteemed and
much loved companion in the pursuit of
literature, Miss NJ j. GwYNN, therefore,
Resolrcd, That in her our society has
lost one Of its bright st ornaments, its
members q beloved friend, and our
school a most faithful pupil
Reso'ced, That while we deeply lament
our great loss we bow in meek submis-
sion to the mandates Of Him who doeth
all things well. ort.,
Re$otrcd, That We, as society deep.
w sympa'hlze with PARENTS and friends
!l!'f the deceased ti..t 1a
ReSolcei, That copy ct these reso.
luiIons be presented to the friends of the
deceased also, that copies be torwsrdet;
to the three county papers for pnblipa.
ton, JESNlM II Wiley, }
LYDIA CEoAspALE, Com.
DoEA X JFNNl Gs, Noa'
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WHERE to attend School. The State
Normal School at Edinboro is n place
where sound, practical instruction is
given by professional teachers
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V,IlE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

iENIIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
or An INVALID.
Published for the benefit andas Il aCAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood. &c., supplying at the sane time
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackcry BY enclosing n postpnid a,ldIesscd
envelope, single copies, free Of charge. may
be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
May23 'GG.ly Bionklvn. Kings Co, N Y.
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DEoLiNE IN DIZZY Goops --IIo! For
SAVERS & io,RISSov - Brown MuslinI.
Is TO 2jcls Bleachej Ml,lins. lS to IS
utJ, DHaincs best, - 10 2S cts Prints,
~ to 70 cts! Boots aud Shoes at very
low prices and all other Goods in p,o-
portion Core o,e and all aud see il
they don't sell at the above prices.
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DIR. SCHENCK'S =
PULMONTC SYRUP.

This great medicine cured DR.. j. II. SouESoK, the =
Proprietor. OF puImcnary Consump on, when it had
assumed Ia most formidable ap aud when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His hysicans pro-
nounccd h'a calo ncurable whcn LIE commenced
the use OF this simple hut powerful remedy. His
health was restored in q very short time and no
return OF the dfeaae has been apprehendcd ior oil
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
we!fht 10 more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, ho has acyoted his attention
exclusively TO the euro OF Consumption and the
diseases which are usually complcao cd with it, and
the euro; effected By his medicines have been very
nunlccous and truly wondoru. Dr. SonENoK
makes professional toseycral Of the larger citics
weekly, where he ha,n larse concOurfc of patients,
and 10 truly astonishing to see poor consmptives
thu, hnvc 10 ie linel out 81 Their carrael, aud in
few month, hcaithy, rohpst persons. Da.
sCHENoK'S PULMONIC ssYRuP, sEAwEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS arc generally
oil required i'll curing Consumption. Full dlrcc-
tloOs accompany each so thGt nm con take them
without soe.ns Dr. SJnESog, bu. whel Il Is con-
vci'ent It Is best 10 io3 him. lie gvoi advice ircc
b or GIhorou n examination with his Respirometcr
his cs ia three dollars. "''
Pca'e observe, whom plrcha,ing, that the two
llkcGetscs Of the Doc,or-one when in tho lat STAGE
OF Consumption, Gad the ether a' lie now Is, In
perfect hcath.-aro on tho Government stamp.
sold BY oil Druggists and Deaor,. Pr'ee 'Sl5o
por bottle, or $3.50 the half dosol. Letters ior
advice should aiWars be dreciel to DR.. Schencks
Prnc.pll 0iicc, Il North 9Th s., Phi alcpha Pa.
Gcae.a! Who oaale AGENTS: pena, Barno, Co.,
n. y. s. s. Halcc, Baltimore, Nd; John D.
Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker 4 TAILOR, Chicago
ILL.,; Collins Bros, ST. LOUIS, No. lsi W. o.. mo. VI.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-11-21
s35l, 500 PEA .YsAnI' ",

$500 Pea YeAa! We
Nant agents every where to sell our IMPROVED
so Sewing Mgoninos Three. new kinds.
Under and upper teed., Warranted five
years Anove salary or large commissions
paid The only machines sold In The United
c;ates or less than $40, which are lylicrns.
cd by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover &
Raker Singer u Co., and Bachclder. All
othor cheap machines are inlringements and
the seller or uscr. nre liable toarrost, fino and
Imprisonment. Circulars free. Address oI
all upon Shaw y Clark, Bldleford Mains or
Chicago, H.
Jun, l7-ly. ym :. s .sf ,as aa