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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

We particularly desire that alt who arr
Interested IN their oNn welfare should rive
BIood's Rheumatic Compound one fair trial
and be convinced OF it, superiority.
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sold Chrnn md Pnnr Pm

Those who buy the commou kinds OF aiuitrraic.i
saicratus gct badly sold. and arc paid In yellow
bread, ii health, aud nervous debility. Fylc's sal
catus IL pure and prrfoctly reliable against all ;hos,
evils an the be-, groccrs keep Pyle. Salcraius, In
pound package
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

ONturn, sat- Court Of Probate held at Paris,
Win and Tor The County Of Oxford ON the third
Iuu.iIY OF juno, 4. -. ISIS,
IN thc ctitipn Of THOMAS ". BROWN "a
~ mini.tTaor Of the estate OF Edwin ~ Trail late
Of Paris, Ia -Iii County, dsc-a.rd praying tor n
c"nse IL Sc" aud convey AL ot the real estate m said
deceased, Tor the pay ment OF debts and Incidental
charges.
pfd,rcd. That tie SAID petitioner give not.,c 10
all persons interested, hy causing abstract OF his
petition, with this order thereon, 10 bc published
three week succcssivelv ia thc oxford Democrat,
Newspaper printed a. Paris, in said C0unty that
lhey may appear AZ a Probate Court 10 De- held at
Paris ON the third Tuesday Of July next ri ten
O'Clock Ire the forenoon. and she.y cause ~ auv they
have, why the same should not be granted.
a. ~. WALKER .Judgc.
4 trGc copy-att"st: ! :. uoBrs Register
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Cancer. scrofaIa, Dyspepsia.

liver Complaint, Eheumatism, Neuralgia, &.
Cared. Book Of iuo pages. sent free TO invalid,
Alirvsa X SKLENE, n. H., lo Temple Pace
Boston. Mas. nl-t,
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tsREJoINDER' =,
For Sale at West Paris.
CAUTION

- uTH g. HARTMAN, my daughter. hav
'ns lct INV house and tho home by me pro.
v'de,l ior brr. lhis - II notify all % rso.. that
shall P'y bills liabilities t., her contrar tel
or incurred. ASA Il. HARTMAN.
Lowell Ceuiic Junr 3n lN6S
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To the Honorable Judge % Prohitc with in and Tor
The County ut ONG,rd:

To the Honorable Judge % Prohltc with ia md Tor
The County ut ONfprl:
ID E~PEcrFULLY represents Julicrle i. Pot.
HI ur, "i Dover, Ia the County oi --, and
State Of New Hampshire. that he is = IN NOR and
the daughter Of Daniel PottIc hate 81 Nor,nv in
the said Couoiy Of Oxi,rd; that 81 q Probate
Court holden at Paris, ~ and ipf The County oil
OSinrl. ~ The O. n day OF March, A. -. 1851. one
Darius Futlrs. then Of sad Pa's. vas ,iuf an
pointed her su'tiln d'd gave hoHd i"r the liuh-
tai discharge "f said irr.t; that be- h.s wh.uy
urg'criri the rNecotton OF said trust, aad IF, zen.
Der h'+ gu'rin'n-h'p account V thu three Nr,rs
Lirt past. AMI -tt urg'.cIs 90 render -,d o ..ult
10 sad C".ut; that b. b. not a ,aihl. i,r, .oi, tn
he hrr guardian; that h. has shSronJ,d 90 paris
uuNrn,,n o. your pcJ,f,1ae'. " h-rcl.r- she prt,s
rhai hc may l- cited t1 sriiir h,~ fi,ai arcunnt Ii,
dismissed sud removed f"ln hi. ulhc- "f grr,rdrtn
apfr.lIi. JtLIETfE \. POTILE
Norway. June 10. is6s
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DIE

in a,h rlri'. Jaiy sI, Harvey s.. Ii.T.f;. ago.
f.r.r.' +f.ft. sff.rueln .ff .tf...
Do t.utsi IsU. L..f. Harris. klt.. ,,t. % tl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

The only ca,hartic that will relieve the
bowels. cleanse the blood. and rcnovate the
system eftrctually. without causing rripinr
pains IN tue bowe!s. is Parsons Purgati,s
Pals
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DEAFNESS
GAIA IIIkIC,
GDNSCnIpITD-
4 a a - A % A

= = y 7 = = -. z z - ~
4 Ira i-' uu beafufss. CatHrrfi. Csasuristiyn
y 1Ui ttae.r their causes. f1.. .. I'd sr.. I. re-
I.f a.i ...ul.. core. fiy a pupil ui f.r sa..tf.
'i Medicine, Paris ~ruf Ga hIf address for lu Ct.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR
u me- lotto soc car, q" SUI ytr.frf.ir. remove.
-i'tnE n1Irrs tH ' beat. aud fna joe 3..l person
81 .' ~ d.sflt.tg a' church sos public a-ttmD.i.s.
l.if inrtfuuHut "fI .Hsn tF..IIt. fla..t. H'uY.f
miraculous. aEi it..d ia ul-t CAGES q Iur stand.
in- n' aiu'ss. DE- i r.i.sr DOB sHsft time g. Tlay
' -.1'-t'h Nift .r ease ai tf .rtaelrs.
i'r. ~tiFfil Uil D.. rrlfrssu.HaIlt rf frsf Wr.h
..-.". i.ae' lni'er-ity BaiiIi ~. n. 81 . daily,
"." '' ~ D ci'ff- .au.l.ly
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~ - VI RAW y
REGULATING IIIIS

lnsitGfFi for the sa:f.f4cf ION Of thv PrIs.f,, Gov
'ru7lrHt AMI people. u app~ar. thsi the great r.
uiaTtty OF TIE pihs thorough tirrnauv. as an aee
ems, suii bilious aui Alternative icinr has nro.
N"Sr'i the malice ot the apsthrcarits Sho r,a .si a
ret1rt - De circulated thst tho inxr,,tcnt. We're
pOtsonous- lh-rrforv a sci~niid, inqnhl,inn iato
their Eaiurr and properties ordered thc t..u,,
81 which va most triIrnpaaut yiniIestfoa of tie
santtaIp Nsiu" Of titv Itil~.
Ih~ Fsc1Itf 81 sac College stat. IN their rrport
that after careful aGd miiutr rNasiuatiou iL.v
have 1850 honor % state That 'thv yi', are NOT u0 s
trrr from every suh-tsu- irJ.rl1Is 90 health lat
A." composed wholly og substances AMI e!rus4fs
pfpi""ttsc "t disv.ttoas aud CERTAIN at fItc came
tuf 20 aft favorable Uppn a.. usrtog. .y-frut %
80, sc They state further. that ttr iul riou- ia
tnofa sri Al at by sac ITusi4u Agothrcgr!r. afiI.
ai'd in H1~hn spirit % trade - .5u.y excited by
the graf celebrity attaIa-I bY thr pill. rtthou. 4
W. bE!Ci p-rir Sguv,l ia tt. behalf Of az, 90
icsv- ID. PIfit Iltttu, 80 - ,rS'tn
Director Of the Pllyt.c4a. C li4r.au
DH. Hsi>E. First Assistant
Dr. Eaisay's PALS arr .oIl o. Brux-f.t. -B,l
tuuntTy Merrhkr:s rv~ry Wh-rr
c-~ -. E.dSay'. Almanac for lSyy-
hA"N"LtA WArNE--A Delighted toilet article
superior t. Cologne. and II hall the price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

Job Printing done at This Office
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Atruc copy attest: J 5 HoBs, r. g,stsr.

OXFORD, ss.-h = Court Of Probate h.LI nj
Pa,'s. ~ithn and for the County Of ONG,l
GA al" ihird Iu'-'iaN 81 June. 4 ID, 1853:
m the petition Of L., e. NEWTON, Guirdi-
" 81 Prenii-- VI Newton, e. ale minor heirs Of
LsU's II. Newton. Late Of ndoye, IN - "a county
deceased. praying Tor Incense To srll aud convey
real estate OF saii MINORS. io VII: twl-thirds IA
common "t the Homestead Elrtn Of aid ,,.is u
Newton, sIiuaicd IN said Andov,r, at an advunia.
geous ofrl:
Oulcred, That the sail Petitioner give apiice
To an persoRs iniere,ted. nv ~u-ing "a ustr-,ct Of
he peiiiion with ih's order thereon. Ia bc pul.
ii-hrd thrru weeks succcs-ivty VA the Oxford
iirs'ocr't rinled at PARIS that they may appear
at = Probate Court tn be held 1t Pari- IN sand
Coun'N, the 81 Tuesday Of July nest. AT ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon aud sheW cause "a any
they have, why the same shuuid not b. granted
4. II. WALKER, Judge
\ true copy-attcst: J. :. Horns Regi.i-r.
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n W. W NTshFN, IuHge,
Atrus copy-litsst: J. y HoBRs. Register.

oNroRp, ss;--h y Coert " Prpta;e, held al
Pass, within an1 tor the Coaoiy Of Oxfori, ON
he ih'"i Tuesday ol June. 4. -. 1868
m the petition ot WASHINGTON CpLCORD
" Administrators Of the cs'A,e of David CoLrord
late Of Porter ~ said Couuiy. deceased, PRAYING
Tor license To- -ei and convey 50 much of the real
estate oi sa,d decreased viii produce the -urn Of
SliOO, i"r the Fnymeat Of debts AMI occidental
charge:
orjercd. that the said Petitioner give notice o.,
all PERSONS interested. bv causing On abstract OF
hi- PETITION, with ths order thereon To lie puhlish
ell three wcs IL sucecssvei, % the Oxford Dem
ncrl', Newspaper printed at Paris, ~ saul
County That th"y may appear az = r. obate Cont
Ia H. held AZ Paris on the Ill Tuesday Of July
ucNt, atten O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew
causc '!auy they have, wins the same should no,
be granted.
A. n. WALKER, Judge.
\ trup 4 :
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Prussia Bearing Liberal Testimony

The Nr'i'cai College % HsrsiAu. prlssla BY com
tnauf 81 the Govrrutu~nt. tnstitnt cd engulre In -
gard go tho parity ~ pr Railway Pills The f,l
lnNtrE j. copy Of tue report. amer a thorough AN
hy-ts, sisned hy thr Professor q the g.lI,r,.
REPORT OF An Analysis oP nanny,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

phfoED. ss;--At a Court oi Probate hell a,
fasls, within and Tor the County Of Oxl,,s an
the third Tuesday Of Jnis. 4 - 1868
II The petition Of SEBASTIAN = SMITH
Ndm'n,s rstor OF Alonzo Everett. bate of OK.
:" s','1 County, decetscd, pray ins Tor license
~ y" 'hi convey all 81 the real estate OF said
charges.
ORDERED. That the said Petitioner give notice IN
~ I''rs''ns iair~sted, bV rans;ny an a.,,,,rt ol
MS irl"iu1 wlh this oid,r thereon ia b. mil.
hshed lhree weeks Succes-ivel, IN the OxE,rJ
Dfmcrru n"wspaper printed at Paris i, ,,id
Souhit, th't they my appear at - prolss,. C,urt
io be held at Paris, the 81 ru.sd,y of J,k,
next, 1T tel o'cl'ck in the forenoon AMI ,h.,y
eiuse. II any they have. why the SANE should no,
b. granted. A. a. WALKER. J,,Jge
true copy-aiiesi; j. =. HoBBs. Register.
ONFoRp, ss-ata ,aJrt Of Probate held az P,r;.
~':hia aad lOr The C0uaiy oi Oxford oa iAe
's"d rSe-say of June. 4. ID. 1858
~ we te'"'"n OF DEBORAH HUTCHIyS.
"u''atin 1T i-sae W. Hatchina minor heir
% he'g b tu'rh'ps. late Of An,laycr An s,;d
'ounii, deceased, praying ior Ecrn.e 10 s.lt .oJ
convey real estate Belonging to said n,ao, >, ~,
lac or private sale;
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
Ia all persons Interested lay causing an abstract IL
hci pCiuun with ihis order thereon to be palli.h
rd three weeks succcssivciy ia the Oxlord Dem.
ocrat, Newspaper printed ut Paris ~ .aid
tpaniy, that they my appear at - Probate Count
to bc held AT PARIS, the , Tuesday al July
next, at ten O'Clock in the fore noon aud she,y
l'an-e if any they have, why the same should not
he granted.
n. ~. WALKER. Judge.
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hA"N"Lik WATHE--A Delighted toilet article
superior t. Cologne. and At hall the prior
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State of Maino.

: r"Tl ~ FIIiIIn HHI 0TIIrI ~ IIlft IhtTo0nl
Aur-t-J. = UoBBs Register.
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WHY NUFFER FROM SORES
Hales Arnioa Ointment

Dor sale hy 40 dufgFfsts Or sr1f YOU, affrc.s -r
5 cents 60 10 T.. SEi AIItfE g t1. H,4..u. Nl,..
anI Irtrisc q 1JS st r-tugu mail
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-10

want Of affection, and would not
leave him until he had prom,
ised to remove the cause of
all her suffering. The next night, with
a friend, he repaired to the sexton, who
was prevailed upon to accompany them.
and there, by the light of the cold, roul d
moon, the body was lifted from its mar
row bed, the coffin lid unscrewed, and
the napkin removed from the face of the
corpse. That night she cameto his bed
side once more, but for the last time.
Thanking him for his kindness, she
pressed her cold lips to his cheek, and
came again no more. Reader, this is a
true story; can you explain the mystery
of dreams? ,. ~ ,..g-..i. IL. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-10
Remarkable Superstition.

/ The aM0nOngaheta Republican has
the following: Not long ago, the young
and beautiful wife of one of our citi-
zens was called to. her final account,
leaving her husband sad, disconsolate
and bereft. She was buried in the ad-
jacent cemetery, and the husband return
ed to his desolate home, but not to for
get the loved one. She was present with
him by day .7in spirit, and in his dreams
at night. One peculiarity of his dreams,
and one that haunted him-being re-
peated night after night-was this: that
the spirit of his wife came to his bed
side and told him that the undertaken
had not removed from her face the
square piece of muslin or napkin, which
had been used to cover her face after
death; but had screwed down
her cofin-lid, with it upon her, and that
she could not breathe in her grave, but
was unrest on account of the napkin
He tried to drive the dream away, but
it bided with him by night, and troubled
him by day. He soughtthe consolation of
religion, and his pastor prayed with him
and assured him that it was wicked to
indulge such morbid fancy. It was the
subject of his own petition before the
Throne of Grace; but still the spirit
came and told anew the story of her
suffocation. In despair, he sought the
undertaken, Mr.. Dickey, who told him
that the napkin had not been removed,
but urged him to forget the circum-
stance, as it could not be any possi-
BILE annoyance to inanimats clay.
While the gentleman frankly acknowl-
edged this, he could not avoid the ap-
partition, and continual st-sss upon his
mind began to tell upon his health. At
length he determined to have the body
disinterred, and visited the undertaken
for that purpose. He was met with the
same advice and persuasion, and con-
vinced once more Of his folly, the haunt
ed man returned to his home. That
night, more vivid than ever, more terri
bly real than before, she came to his
bedside and upbraid ed him for his
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Joseph Whitman. plaintiff, State of Ohio, Frank,
3 = II against r.5eS lin county, Court Of
THE SAID HENRY mAURER, DE
i fendant. will take notice that on the 1st day
of October, A. d. 1868, the said plaintiff, Joseph
Whitman, filed his petition in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the county of Franklin and
State of Ohio, to recover from the said defendant
the sum of One Thousand dollars, with interest
fIom the 9i day of September. A. d. 1868. on his
certain promi. sory note due upon said day, and
with interest as aforesaid, and that the said
plaintiff has caused attachment to he levied, in
belonging to said defendant. to-yit: Lots num-
bered IL IT, 49, A. 15 16. II, is 19 90 81 9s 80 81
49, So ST. So S. 54 S. S. 81. 5s So and 60 in Henry
Maury's addition to the city of Columbus. in said
county of Franklin and State of Ohio, as marked
on the plat of said addition recorded in the Office OF
the Recorder of Franklin county.
The said defendant is required to answer by the
third Saturday after the 18th day of November
A., ID. 1858. JOSEPH WHITMAN.
BY DREsEL & MAYO. his att'ys. -.
. Oct2-W6W
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: - : = : =
The Paris Girls.

" At the public balls You will remark
the rare beauty of the girls-girls and
women of the people. The blackieyed
OF. blonde Partisan, slender, graceful,
nervous, all fire and action; or the peas
ant girl, large, round, soft, ruddy, quiet.
One obscure Paris model, l knew. was
tall, blonde Lombard girl, with luxuri-
ant, tawny hair, which, always in cad
mired disorder was simply drawn back
and twisted on the head. She loved
Victor Hugo's books, was Red Repub.
lican, and would have fought and sung
on the barricades like an Amazon of
Liberty, with the same careless spirit
that she sang and sat in Parisian studios.
She had eyes blue as her own Adriatic,a a
finely-formed full mouth, fair skin,
and superb neck, well placed. She
carried her headli swan. Although
poor, almost homeless, no social slavery
had touched her Her face was wild
and free like .Bacchante's. A great
painter could have found an immortal
type in her large noble face and heroic
figure-could have seen under the rags
Of her poverty an antique virgin, sister
of the Venus of Milo. How long would
an artist have to hunt in New York or
Boston for such a type2 We produce
one type" the girl. of the period y
who, generally over-dresses, who. is
pert and trivial, who is intelli-
gent and yiyacious, but dreams
Just as little as her brother the clerk, CT
her father the banker. They have but
one idea-it is to advance. The girl of
the Continent dreams, feels poetry, is
impressiorable, naive, and has senti-
ment; if of the people, she is generous
and respects her impulses. have seen
in Paris. at the public concerts, French
girls, white and blonde, demure and
frail, delicate like New England Sunday
school teachers; looking at them, you
could not expect anything but tract or
a hymn. but they give You something
very different.
Atype very often seen in the beauti.
fnl dark woman, with an oval face, dead
olive skin, very pale, Oriental eyes,
stained with bhenna, hair in great fiat
bands on the temples, coiled and twist
ed behind, type admired by Gautier,
Baudelaire and De Musset; the kind of
woman of whom De Musset wrote:
Two destroying angels, sweet and
cruel, walk invisible at her side; they
are Voluptuousness and Death. fl
EQzt7f. ~ Ks I-.s =. Eg-e "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-10
"A New Article of Food,

- ..,. ..i. ...,I ITrGn8Zatton.l . .....5-. an
1t was NJ Brillat Savarin, the celebrated French
Gastronome. who first said, that .the man who in
vents new dish does more tor Society than the
man who discovers Planet" The 80 10 ''"
CACIO DI NIACCARONI ft75.
or italian prepared Cheese Maccaroni, is now Of
fered as most delicious. wholesome and piquant
comestible convenient lunch) for the use of Fam
lilies. Bachelors. EXCURSIONS (Picncs), Travellers.
and for use in Beer looms, Bar or Sample Rooms.
1t is eaten on Bread, Biscuit or Toast. .'".
ltis suitable for Sandwiches Glpglese Duo Jet-
for those climates where the article of cheese
not be kept in sound condition for any length of
time. tl .- .fr-f i.'-. f-" . 90 -l
: 1t may be used as a seasoning for Soups Hash or
Stews-and warmed upon a stove, after the can
has been opened. it makes. without further prep
paIation, DELICIOUS WELSH RAREBIT.
For Travellers and Others it is far more toonom-
ica and convenient than Sardines. Deviled or Pot.
ted Meats.
it a trial. . I ..,-s ...f- --. = s.. ..-.. .r--
Send SIS for SAMPLE DOZEN y lb Cans. and RICH
LY GILDED show card, securely packed, and ship
ped per express to any address. Liberal discounts
made to the trade. '3 +altl.if4A f'.-
N. B,-The Cacio di Msccaroni is put up in tin
boxes, and packed in cases of two dozen at $s per
case, net cash. .ll-- 5i.r' 60 II...y--- ..-t
For sale by all respectable Grocers and at the
Fruit Stores. -f-'
,Kesponsible agents wanted everywhere. "a.
, Ali orders and communications should be ad-
dressed to -sr--- .f Tt1. ... u % f
THE LIVINGSTON CACIO COMPANY, 90.
9s Liberty Street. New York.
sep2e-deod6mos ,gi }. -H. * f..#
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Merchants Bank.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ holders of the outstanding notes of the Mer-
chants Bank of Massilon. and all others concerned
that in pursuance to the provisions Of the 4st sec
will be made to the Auditor. Treasurer and Secre-
tary of State to surrender the Bonds deposited to
secure the circulation of said Bank after the expi
-" : 10 - i. STEESE, Pres't.
-.-,s ...... .-.-.-- s. HUNT, Cashier.
Massillon. May %. 1868. u5-w6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-10
NOTICE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

r WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
i ERTY in the city of Columbus, q farm of 160
acres of land near Ottawa the county seat of Put
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference. if
any, in cash. The land is situate at the corner of
cross roads. has house on it and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t is very rich land, and well tim
bered with walnut. ash. sugar tree and spice busch
A good bargain will be given.
: : - II -lll lll9C s. W. ANDREWS.
.yl. Office, corner of High and Broad streets.
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JOHN SCHNEIDER,

WATCHES, CLOCKS, S,JEWELRY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
173 South High street, Columbus, o. Repairing
: carefully done and warranted. my7-eod6m
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WESTERN RESERVE BANx,l

|. WARREN, OHIO, August 10. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN holders of the outstanding notes of the late
w estern Reserve Bank, and to all other parties in
terested. that after the expiration of six months
from this date. application will be made to the Au-
der to said Bank the stocks deposited to the
outstanding circulation of said Bank. in plrsu
IAN act to incorporate the State Bank of Ohio,
and other Banking Companies" passed February
"a, 1845. it ,rny1xS
NJ. B. TAYLER, Cashier. 81.
August 49, 1868. augzo-w6m
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VOLUME Xxx, For 1860,
VASTLY ENLARGED &. I'M MPROVED /!

Leading and argest Circulating Newspaper Of its
Glass. L. has constantly Increased in Circulation
Influence and Reputation-fa fairly acquiring, by
superior ability and enterprise the hrst rank in its
important sphere of j urnalsm. But in order to
immensely augment its Usefulness and Power for
GUod, its Founder and Conductor has determined
to SO enlarge and improve the RURAL that it shall
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Elias Fisher Before Jas: n; Paxton, J. P.
James Lishley.) Franklin county, Ohio.
nN THE EIGHTH DAY OF OCTEBER. 1858
~ said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above action, fer the sum of Thirty Dollars.
billiard, Oct, 14th, 1868.
oct17w3w-r ELIAS FISHER
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DASsAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet by weekly lines. at reduced rates. TAP
Yerk. continue to issue Passage Tickets, available
[or twelve months from LoPSd5on iaiysTPoSf foI OF
Queenstown. and Drafts, psysodie on demand to'
- BAILEY THOMPSON & co, Agents.
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