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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-04
Independent.

Independent. 49,,
Let France and Prussia fight let John
Robinson's circus go Jim Starrat has
some more new goods.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-04
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
n indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miesmatic
poisons.
AS its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, il in nowise Injuries any pa.
tent. The number and importance of its cures
in the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and we believe without q parallel in the history
Of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratiled by the
acknowledgment we receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem,
edics had wholly failed.
Unaeclimatcd persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LtUer Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity Of the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy, stjmu.
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, il
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DIR. j.. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
For sale by
r. +. SCRUGGS, Swcetwatel
and by Druggists and Dealers Generally
Il. j. SANFORD & CO., Knoxville
Wholesale Agents. junc9-ly.
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What means E. f. b?
Personal.

P6rSona1.
Mr.. J. NJ. De Long, of the firm of De
Longs Son, Chattanooga, favored us with
a call last week. The MessF. De Long are
agents for the sale of the Excelsior Reap
err and Mower and Pitts Threshing Ma
chine. and it was in the interest of this
branch of their business that the junior
member of the firm visited this county.
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TnS monroe Mutuar Fire Insu.
rance Company,
WHERE Is THE REPORT,

EDS. SPIRIT: During the past summer
the Directors Of the Monroe Mutual ap-
pointed S. PHILpor, of Mobiles. HoGuE,
of Belmont, and w. +. HUNTER, Jr., of
this county, committee to examine and
report the, past doings of the Company.
The Committee convened in Woods
field, summonsed witnesses, examined
the books from the organization of the
Company and ordered Mr.. HUNTER to
prepare the report.
He did so, and forwardedit it to Messrs.
HoeuB and PHILPor for their signatures.
This action was had at least two months
since.
Has the Report of the Committee
been received by the Board of Direc
'torsp
If SO, why is it kept from the public
Let the public have an opportunity Of
perusing it; if it compromises some one
that is not the fault of the members, land
should not operate to keep itlonger in
the dark.
,ss5vgA MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
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SEASON OF Is7O-71.
Mason & Hamlih'S Cabinet Organs.

J.
Important Improvements.
PttsatedJa 81 and Auguss %. 1870.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
The Mason 4 'Han,iin Organ g., have the
pleasure. of announcing important improye-
nents in their Cabinet Organs, for which Pat
ents were granted them IN JUNE and August
last. These are not merely merctricious at
tachments, but enhance the substantial excel.
lence of the instruments ssgi la AsaS
They are also enabled by Increased facilities
for manufacture, to make, from this date, fur
ther reduction Of prices on several leading
styles. ~ s''T t9i'iessb "a 'saltei =
Having completed AMI lpllel ts their former.
facilities q large i,Iie~ .in,mlactory, they,
hope hereafter to supply ALI txls,ss promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made By tli, Company
are of such universal reputatiou,. nat only
throughout America, but also in Europe, that
few will need assurance Of their superiority. !.
They now offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET
ORGANS, in quito plain cases, but equ;a &C.
cording to their capacity to anything they make
The SAME DOUBLE REED, $e5. FIVE
STOPS, with Knee swell and rTremulant, in
elegant case, with several Of the Mason s. Ham
lin improvements, $125.s The same EXTRA,
with new Vox Humana-s Automatic swell, &C.,
$3.50. FIVE OCTAvES THREE SETS
REEDS, SEVEN STOPS with EUPHONE; a
splendid instrument, 1864
A new illustrated catalogue with full infor-
matiof and reduced prices, Is now ready, and
will be sent free,- witha testimonial circular.
presenting great mass of evidence as ito the
superiority Of these ihstrnments To any ono
sending hisaddress - ths M AS0N 6 HAMLIN.
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.usaYn Or Rscordsr O,UonnorslI

Z DANIEL OiCosNoRs Recorder Of, this
county died Athisrssidencein this place,
ON Saturday, the e6th inst. after q
protracted illness. Mr.. O'CoNNoR was
born in Ireland about the year 1893. He
served Tor ayztims- UNDER the Duke. Of
Wellington, In Spain, and came to Amer
lea soon thereafter. no
He has filled, satisfactorily, the Office
.of Recorder of this County for eighteen
years, and was reelected last October
for seventh term. g seisA lesE
<Mfs O'CoxsoR was remarkably kind,
peaceable and unobtrusive man, probably
without a single enemy in the WORLD
He was buried today MONDAY at 2
O'Clock. by the Masonic fraternity.
/ Farewell, father o 'CoSNoR; the bless
ings Of all who knew thee rest upon
thee.
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KALAMAZOO, November 2O.-Yester-
day, the twenty-seventh day of the trial,
at this place, of George Vanderpool,
upon the charge of numbering bis part
ner in the banking business,at Manistee,
Michigan, September g. 1869, ended in
the disagreement and discharge of the
jury, there being seven for, conviction
and five for, acquittal. Vanderpool was
remanded to jail, to await another trial
ut the next term of court This is his
second trial upon the same charge, the
first resulting in his conviction and SEN
tence to solitary imprisonment for life.
The general opinion is, s,thatthe discharge
of hejury in this trial secures to him,
in short time, his freedom. There
we're one hundred witnesses examined,
and some of the ablest counsel in the
West engagediin the eAcase.
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Epaa kllHpbf, ~ r4IqM
|. sdsiars asdt sybpltEl
PIArTOs
ss'TAEAaHgs<7 20 HTEx0
OUer so Coll and yacer Mclrls o.
ceiued Our oisI Cbwpctis.; tks High
es, .1Asoardss Of AeyI. ssi ~ sss- ~

TtHRSR INsTRTMRNTS HAVING gReRM Bik<
fore the public for the past ,tli9ysy.sz
haze upon their excellence el0ns. stsaip&l phL
unpurchased pre- .aminsnce that proDe1neo1
them uneqn tlled. s - = ~.
Their ToNR somBiuas sfaat powsrtjchS
swastnsss, ani fine singing quality, as we'll
as great purity Of intonstidn and haymonf-
BUSINESS throughout the ssntiye pste. &s,sf &
The TOUCH ! IA spiiant and IL Iasti6, and & !
entirely Free from the stigpess, foana n 10
many !Ea pianos which papsssi tAs yssiesnsr sey
III WORKMANSHIP .ksy olSa5s ~ ~
oslled. Their seton Is aco6ssiuctsd vtafH
care and attsationE "a. stssy part thsusif ~
charaeterizes tks lnest meehanisn 1looU
but the best reasoned spatsrisl; q 0aeftw
their manufaeturs, and they will accept 6s
hard ussge of tia celcArt- xopp yjth that
Ut the .parlor upon IN equality, nnsfaqtSd In
their melody: in fact thew are constr d6fed
mot for q Yeat, bit- F6f9v4r.r
new improved tirand, Bcaaei sad thsiRH6af
Asraas rrHbla in unpsEs3 eetsvses sliI ,ds "a
.rATENT GRANTED AUGUST ~ h. 1eeSe
which Is conceded. BY all our greatest artist,
and critics to bs the gfatidsst impff6vsmsit
nssd in the conatrncti6n 5f PiaabB -kyGfyt
instruthsnt,fnlly warranted btaysy,sarstds J
I,rarssyema Nj H5gIs6s1ssk,ss.sls a:
- 49, ssa 0oLt5EB1)B, 60 'sso ~ y
Aad Ma 288 &, zg0 Sabzi6b itsel;
esCb1vHEANF;sasS7 ~
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LEThe Peck divorces acase, now on
trial at New York, in brief: A scheming
mother-in-law, offended at her daughter
fn-law, offers a SON $30, 900 to divorce
his wife. The son, who seems worthy
of sucl1 a mother, consents. The wife,
deservetily bound to such husband, Sc.
scretly asyrees to the separ alton on the
faith of his promise to marry her again
as soon as the mother has been robbed
of the thirty thousand dollars. A ras-
cally book keeper, worthy Of such a
master, swears to the commission of
adultery with tlae wife, and the divorce
is granted. Very naturally, such d hus-
band refuses to remarry such a wife,
and quite naturally, the wife goes into
Court, exposes, the whole conspiracy,
and makes humanity blush. : ss'1
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Legal.

nAvID a. coNGERs Of Washington sounty,
IL Ohio; LAvinA Daugherty, wife Of Joshua
Daugherty, Of the STATE .of Illinois; Aaron
CopgsF af the State Of Missouri EliIah Al
Conser. whose place of ofresidsncs Is unknown;
Mary Purtlebaugh, wife Of George Purtls-
baugh, Of the State Indiana; Stephen L. Con.
ger,of the State Of Nebraska; Jnlia A. Walton,
wife Of Richard K. Walton; James N. Bough-
ner, John n. Boughner, Rlias &c. Boughner,
Margaret Boug hner, Mary Boughner, Julia A.
Boughner, Thomas ]. Boughaer, Macy Bough-
ner, Lavina Boughnsr, Michael Boug ghnsr, Jr.,
Mareasst Conssr' and Aiohssl Boughhss, Br.,
al Of Monroe county, ohio,i will taks notice
that o1 the 18th day of November, An. 1870,
. pesition WAS filed in the court Of common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, against them
by Charles A. Conser, and is now pending,
wherein said petitioner demands partition Of
the following real estate, situate in said Mon.
rec county 10 Wit; Lot number three in the
town of Cameron, formerly Jamestown ac-
cordins - the original plat Of said town;and.
that ct ths next term Of said court. said petit
tioner Will ask for an order for the partition
Of said pfsuhes. is
an ~ . ss.sa.l CHARLES A. c0NGER, :
noy22M8s 8 By Hunter / Hunter, his stt'ys. .
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squibs at the .Government.
{ From the Commercial.

From the Commercial.
s"Whetherl there are degrees of broth.
erin law is a question that must be forced
to settlement before we can assert that
the Administrations achieved great
success. Which of the Dents takes
precedencer's q nv asilaslt@ islsasI
"Grant is losing his grip. He don't
know how to- pick his men. Charles
Summer and Carl Schurz. are not desira-
ble opponents The man, whoiquarrels
with Schurz, and consorts with Cameron
and Chandler, will play, out before the
next Presidential election"
ave notice that the Presidents syco-
plants who. edit. the. official advertise,
ments, and look at Forney's coat tails
to see how the wind blows, are, crying
out that they are tired of the controver-
sy about the McG Garrahan swindle. The
fatigue. that they must nows endure ,is
slight when compared with the hideous
WEAKNESS that the future has in store
for them"
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Total EciIpss of DecembeT1o,f

Thislwill be one of the greatest of
modern total eclipse 0: the sunfthat has
taken place; for not only does it occur
when the moon is particularly near the
earth, but et a period whenSthe 9artilsis
nearest tho SUI, and also at the ytime OF
the winterf solstiee, tile ni,pn likewise
occulting n The planet Saturn, the Plan
ct Venus on the same.day being in con.
figuratiqn. With the moon, 1 degree 6
minutes,south, ,<the moon at the time ap-
preaching her conjunction with the plan
ct Mercury, which latter body will be
only degree 10 minutes south Of the
mooh.a ~ :. EAE ae 4sg
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Keeping the Money az Home.
From the Chicago Times

| 1t is said that John A. Logan, in COM
rany with one Jules Lumbard, once
made the late Schenck, of Ohio, suffer
TO the tune of six thousand dollars in
Wlllard's Hotel, in Washington. They
will find it to be little more difficult to
clean out our present Representative in
Congress. In any case, however, the
money that passes hands will all remain
in Chicago. W -
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EFThe following observation of q
New York paper seems reasonable
jj"Keeping children after school is, in ev.
cry respect, a bad practice. 1t annoys
both teacher and pupil, and is an EVIL
which perpetuates ITSELF Pupils who
are kept after school usually go home
ont Of shumor with teacher and school
generally. It should be q constant aim
to arrange things in such way that ev-
cry pupil may go home feeling happy"
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Guardian's Sale.
Harvey T. Mitchell, Guardiau,
against
The heirs Of W. i. Holiday.

= l.l
ny virtue Of an order Of sale made BY the
4 Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, I
will ofsr for sale at public aucticu on the
premises on 6a s,ea3 s.5sz4 = s.7,,s
Satarady,the 24th day Of Decesa6er,l 1870
between 8 o'clock am. and 4 O'Clock p.iu Of
said dsy5 the SLOWING real estate in Monroe
icounsy, Ohio, and in section thirt.-thses
township three and range four, and bounded
ON ths4sst by the town Of New 0astle;on; the
south and east BY the lands of Joseph Ayers,
and On tie north BY .he county road. !
TsRns- -Ons-thifd cash In hand, ons-shird
in ons ysar, and. ene-third in two years; de-
ferred psyinsnts to bear interest and to be
secutsd 70 ~ satisfaction. 81 S.. 4. e
s. s.'ss HARVEY r. NIrcHKLL,
GsArdiAA u to heirs 4 ", 8. Holiday.
s.t.ss y3@e'sss ssss4 * Aas Fl 81 i ~ { I 4
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Family Murdered In Miss
,OVEl..tlOuse Set on Fire and tue
BOdieS of the Victims Burned

ST. LOUIS, November q "A most
horrible murder of whole family. num-
berng five persons, was committed near
Potosi, on the Iron Mountain Railroad:
in Washington County, last Saturday.
The particulars as related by special dis
patches to our papers are as foliows:-
John Armstrong and Charles Jolly, mi
.ners, working in the neighborhood, went
to Potosi on Saturday to sell mineral
They drank freely in town, and while
returning home called at the cabin OF
David Lapine, French creole, residing
"a mile and a. half north of Petosi:-
While there, difficulty arose between
Armstrong and Jolly and q sister OF
Mrs. Lapine. Mr.. Lapine interfered to
quiet the disturbance, when Jolly drew
a revolver and shot the old man four
times, killing him instantly. Jolly then
turned to Mrs Lapine. who had endeav-
ored to prevent the killing of her hus-
band, knocked her down with his fist,
and then shot and killed her. Arm
strong, in the meantime, had procured
an ak, with which he knocked down
Mrs. Lapiue's sister, and then complete
ly severed the heads of all from their
bodies. The two children were also
murdered. The men then fred the cab
in. burned it to the ground, with the
bodies of the butchered people in it.
The murderers then fled and have not yet
been captured, but the officers and a
large posse of citizens are IN pursuit,
and their arrest is regarded as certain.
Life In Texas.
In Vacuna, Colorado, election day,
four herders from Northern Texas and
three New Orleans gamblers were play
ing game of poker, whsn q quarrel
arose between Joe Bigger, a Texan, and
Orestes Watrous, one of the gamblers,
which it was decided to fight out with
bowie knives on horseback. The COM
batants were diyested of their coats and
shirts, and their knives bound to their
right hands. They were then placed
sixty yards apart, with ordersyto ride at
each other at full speed, passing on the
left side. Both were splendid horse
men. Bigger was mounted on clean
limbed. fiery pony, a little over fourteen
hands high, while Watrons rode large
swatch eyed" vicious ROAM Eight
times they hurled their horses, upon
each other, and each time fearful wounds
were given with the terrible weapons,
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erAenator Sawyer. Of South Car

"a OeiHGor OdWyef, Ut cUulu CdIU-
lima, says that Bowen was counted out
in the Second Congressional district Of
that State. He has collected mass of
evidence to prove corruption on the
part Of the friends Of DeLarge, negro,
and the contest cannot fail to be success
full. Senator Sawyer estimates Bowen's
rfghtfnl majority at about 1000. De-
Large's nsiority M ret6Fnsd 4 ninety.
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Spseial7 Wstitts.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
q simple remedy. is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the meals ~ cure. To
all who dssireit, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (frss of charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which3 theyywiiiI find asuRE GU 81 ssR CoS-
SUMPTION, AsraM,. BRoscHtrIs. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
.saslss ss@lsl75 south Second street,
novlsT. Williamsburgt, N. Y.
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IN7ANFED AGENTS. (e2o Per Day) tr
fHgssell tho celebrated HOME SHU UrTLK
SEWING MACHINE. Has tbs under feed,
makes this .lock stitsh,'' (alike on both
sides,) aud is fully licensed. Tho best and
cheapest family Sewing Machine iu the mar
ket. Address JoHSsos, CLARH, 4 Co., Boston,,
Mass, ,Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago ILL.,, or St, Louis,
No. 4a % nov22w4, :, <!
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Attachnient.

George 4. Davsnport, plaintiff Before T, 4.
s-N vSs - - - Beard. y. r.
Fred Nsuhart, defendant. Of Center
townshfp, Aonroe county, Ohio: On the gid
day Of November, 1870. said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action
for thea sum Of $l9 20 debt, and $40 probable.
costs; said cause will be for hearing January
Z, 1871, at l o'clock p. m.
e1A5 5a1s akO. HsDAvRNPoRT,A S
nov2sws. By Amos \ spriggs, att,ys.
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81, 900 no 50. goo i 4 ssees
Salary We. Guarantee to Payto

DttIA5 u ~ A7eaftf Oh qOO W 70
DOCK AGENTS. Of experience; prsas issasr
D. commission than 10 offered By any sshsr
publishers. Ageuts are making $50 to $500
per week canvassfng for our new Illustrated
Books. We guarantee Agents salary or q
large coihmisslon: with choice Of two new
and popular books and exclusive territory.
ws offer rare chance toyensrgstic men or
women to made money. Secure your agency
direct from the ppb1ishefs. = :,
! J.B. BURR.& CO., Hartford. Conn.
.nov22w4 ssssss A''s's'
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lnA Member gof the Monroe Mn-
tdlesdSsifss 70 know something about
the report Of the Committee that was
made up last Summer. Let ns hear
AgalkBne one, Authorized, Why It Is not
allowed % see Hight.
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Agents wanteb for sae sss'
WHITE HOUSE"
Standard and Official Biographies Of every
mistress, OF the Presidents maasion from
Washington 10 Grant. Superbiy illustrated
on steel. For .ci rcplars and terms, address
o. s. PrBnsnlsa Co. Nsw York, rotz2w4.
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HThe Army and Nayv Journal

ErThe Army and Navy Journal
treats Of the Sausage in War Time,"
and shows how the Bologna to the Prus-
sian is more than; elan to the French,
Twelve hundred persons are employed
to convert the raw material into the war,
like sausage and special trains convey
the toothsome rools TO the front. The
manufacture Of Monday in Berlin be-
comes tile veteran soldier before Paris
ON Satuseiay. The German war. sausage
is . compound Of ham, tallow, lard, on
ions, spices, and pea -four. the latter in.
gredient being its peculiarity. The sau-
sage is as hard as wood, and is easily
transported. It is transformable into
soup at any time, and so is made useful
ir second form. A full sausage costs
twenty-five cents in gold. It makes
three rations. In this war it has proved
q formidable reinforcement, and has
kept Prussia up to full fighting power.
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$50 4 wE,k paid SCENTS, male or female. II
. new manufacturing business ~ homo. No
capital required. Address Novzzrr CO, ,ssoo,
Mo-, sss' 81 uoyl5w4. !
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. Picture Of Europe

The VII O the Wisp, an English pa
per, satirical and conservative, has this
picture of Europe:
Russia covets,
.st'ass Turkey fears; io' 4
ss Austria ponders,
Italy cheers. 4t.
| Belgium-Holland,
Wait in dread;
Denmark's palsied,
Spain Is dead.
France lies bleeding,
Prussia scars;
Brittania shuts her eyes,
And-snoresi
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature pecsy, and
all the. efsot1 a youthful iniiscreti6B 1ill,
FOR the sake Of suffering humanity. send Tree
to all who need It the recipe aud direction
for making the simple remedy by which ke
was cursd. Sufferers wishing to, profit BY the
advertisers experience can do SO by addres
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
novlSI No, AZ Cedar street. N. r.
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fFroonm. q. d 1ths St 0laif',yills Gazette, z4th inst
si.s.BelmontG 6 louniy Court 4

Cemmon, Pleas Court adtopfned from
Tuesday afternoon Until Friday after
noon, 70 Observe Thanksgiving There
has been fofit convictiols to the Penl-
tentiary at this tern. Sidney Richn1ond,
colored boy, looking to- beaH or Is
yeavs o. age, plead guilty 10 Burglary
and betit hrceny In break king intosa store
room in Bellsire. Said that he had been
the tool OF others. q The CDur( sent him
to the Peuitentiary forthr years, sta
TING that.in that time be could sieafE a
trade. which he could feiy, on. FOL, for q liiv-
inc. and not become the tool Of others
IN crime. 5 ssisss .ssasss ass .a.eniss avlss
Frank Caine-tfied to jury, found
ou;ltv 'sad sentenced for three wears for
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a-1pu5s'5 lrrRcAnrlLk oo1IzAE
fSs oIdsit, tbs most rellahle, and per-
manent institution .of the kind in the
United States.
.csejli sdmni ~ Nd gby aidrezsine
the pripcipals-P. Duf = Sons. Pitts
sesv f:sss ss''s.ss 'sssS
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THE undersigned viii offer for sale, on he
i premises, on % Sie ei.t.'.si sas1% -
111haysday ,tss. 18Th day ef December,ls7O
the following real estate as the property of
james Carmichael, decd, to wit: Lot number
forty.siF in theltown oflStafford Monroe coun;
ty, Ohio. Sold by order of Probate Court.
Appraised at 500.
TERMs- One-haf in hand and one-half in
one year; deferred payment to bear interest and
to be secured. JACOB McVAY,
Ex'r Of the will of James Carmichael decd. .,
novssw4 ! = y e a q
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~. aaThose Who Are Sick, or . III
Afflicted with any chronic difficulty, should
without delay write for DR.. Hamilton's New
Treatises sent free to any address. ~
R. LEONIDAS HAMILTON,
P. 0. Box 4,952. nov15w4 NY. City,
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