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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
I'm aRow1Na OLD.

I'm growing old. though day by day.
asd The sands of1ife are elbing way,
With sunbeam's bright and radient smile.
linger on the earth awhile
And when her blooming flowers decay.
I too shall follow her away
The sunbeams glance upon the floor,
i scarce can reach the cottage door,
! MY feeble steps no more win presso szA
The earth with All iier ioy eainess, -. .41 e
Or hunt within the forest wide, =. = ~ ts~
with brave old Range 10 ny side. eiaga
.faaGTe9F fs00td Z YEzBuiA
And when the soft, warm ApriIs shower,
b4s Come patting on the droRpingl lhoEers,yaH
.tsI cannot see them grow more bright : $50
a ~, Or watch their ,eOlors in the light, -,
l. The lilies that the waters bind,
B I cannot see for am blind.
Upon my forehead once So fairs
You see the lines of sorrow there,
And in the hour of midnight hue,
The silver threadf are stfninE tAPugh 81
Ny heart is slowly growing cold,
And bids me heed Pm growing old.
In memory yet seem to roam,
L Through the loved portals of my home.
A cottage by the water side,
T0 The little brook so clear and wide
1eThe grape vine arbor and the swing
Round which the grapes did ever cling.
seem to be q child so gay,
with bfotilsr and sister 6ild at play. .s's' =
With home and friends when the day is DER
To welcome us back as in days of yore,
when we would hasten hand in hand,
hE A cheerful and happy band.
But wake e, find. > passing dream,
Has throWn arofnd traHa lent kleAmS IL
"Over the River" friends once more,
Wait my coming on the distant shore.
Through its shpdoYy portals dim and cold,
soon will pass. for I'm growing old.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
,1oIra.s IEi53 ~ % n 3T5E : Z
ii ISL .liaIA39its gl,UI 9iisp
sWHoLE No. l0l.4g on
HE'LL.

The following graphic picture of.
he'll, as COTTON up by the Japanese, in in
order, we suppose, to frighten the,
people into, goodness, is given in a re- re-,
cent correspondence from Jeddo: f,..5.
4 Seated in the center, with, the APP,
pearanee Of reposeland, go suffering,
yet looking down sternly upon, the
prisoners, was King Ben, Before his
majesty were men iknoeking and pray.
ing Tor pardon, At one end eof the
long room man was being trans
formed into q donkey The sprite
who performed the job had got the
man, horizonfalized, and standing up7
on Whatha formerly been hands and
feet, but were now hoofs, andwas then
at work on the name. (Rev. Edward
Beecher should have taken q trip to
China where he you'd have found the
doctrine Of transmigation of souls,
already worked out. He might have
been saved much distressful logic. J
At the other end Of the building 2
/ man was climbing in an, almost per-
pendicular ice mountain, and another
was descending head downward, In
| the center Of the building and little
to the left stood a sprite saving man
through the middle from head TO. foot
and looking around him with. a hor:-
rid grin. A little TO the right man
was climbing a red-hot post. Near
this last figure, was a bridge, with
i Some persons upon II whose sins had
been remitted, and they were going,
. my Informant, did not exactly know
/ where. Some were thrust under. the
bridge and were lying, g,stffhleerrssio fherrssi One
imam I saw whose body was nearly
t'gone, being crushed within the folds
of serpent, Everything was nude,
and everything was dreadful, though
not so dreadful as the, living, moving
panoralmInife3 lmInif3 4 bell n .I1rg saw, the night
before at the inn, ;.., -, to.toos ala
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

.-,rssr - --- --5z7tT,kFf Ff~r-7EFTz==z-TT ss1kl'A
1.-THE SMALLEsEsM INlEEtR s|FaRtD.
g. g. The smallesbldWalf fiaB4h8 world
has been just admitted into the Beth
hha Green IWork;hppseoinv dying
'stgte. He is thirty-two years of age,
and his name is William Salletto. He
IL AfFty=eaa iiaaAps m height. FnE1S6z
his father met Frepchman named
Philip Tenure, who prevailed on him
to give up his business and exhibit
his, soa as the smallest dwarf existing
heabeing one inch less in height than
Gsheral Tom Thum. His father con-
sehted for salary Of f2 a week to
EaileW the Frenchman to take all the
profits from any exhibition. The
dwarf first made his appearance at
|Rosherville GafdsAs1 iAfIeF tiiat he
was taken on 8 t6ne tbf6a 81 Ens siahd,
He was also received bY several noble4
men. He then wentte Raris Mherey
EaHpng other illustrionsp persona ages, The
was introduced to the emperor of the
French at the THileries, He was af-
tferSvard shows to the present King
Sf The Belgiaps He then returned te
England, where he was exhibited ct
several exhibitions. Lately he fell ill,
and his father and mother becoming
destitute, they were all admitted into
| the warehouse.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
A METEoRTC vIsITOR.

The Lexington CMo.) Caucasian
publishes allettsS from seorrtsIold
Esnt at Freedom, No.. giving an ac-
count of recent fall of a meteor,
near that place. The substance of the
letter is that on the 9th of July the
&amil Of Joseph Younge wsF6
startled ~ the appearance of a cel5
umh q Asne in the air, which extend
ed many hundred feet upward to
point, and rapidly approaching the
earth. It was attended with a rush
ingnoise which became almost deaf
ening as itdrsY near ndIended With
|safeport like the loudest thunder, from
the commencement of the light until
the report was scarcely more than a
second. Soon after the occurrence, at
a, ,distancepf soms6Fe hgn5gea yards
from Mr.. Younge's house was found
body of metallic characteristics and
irregular form. FIom It's position
and the appearance of the ground it
must have fallen from the south. Its
weight is about as much as man can
readily lift. Its color is dark brown,
almost black, and in one spot it shows
k9fnetsllic tint. When struck with a
hammer it gives soporous ring and
indicates good degree of elasticity.
It also bears evidence of having been
subjected to intense .6heata e1This
strange visitor from Vie regions 81 the
cir IS ATTRACTING much ttshtiop in the
|. .neighbQ -sarlEi Fnusl.fF9 a1usI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
WISE SAYINGS,

IA Take syour standard of "a man from
his, mind, and not his dress.9a1o0 .siT4
r. Happiness consists in being perfeotG
ly satisfied withwhat we have got and
with what we haven't got. ''"'' 81
8 One reason that the world iiss9 not
reformedis, BECAUSE everyday Would
have others make the beginning, ana
thinks not iiimself,ino7 9hI TO ,i'i
No person ever got 'stung BY horn!
cts wholkept away from where they
were. It is so with bad habits soHni .
The gFeatese thoughts, it has been
said, spring from tho heart; but the
thoHghtaia far more true with respect
to the noBlest actions s1 9iii a9''i ito4
Men '"area generally like wagons.
they rattle prodigiously WHOM there
is nothing IN them, ,'i9'l5 ef'id ien"' ?"
aThe merit Of our actions consists not
inydoihg extraordinary actions, but in
doing ordinary actions WE'LL ''1isih >"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

idl A NICE little boy in Pittsburg went
to 1.-THE circus the other day, and
amused himself throwing stones at
thelslephant while he was Drinking
Wlsen he got through the boy tiled to
pnopritiate him by offering him a
lpiese of gingerbread. Before accept
fag the cake the elephant emptied
about sixty-feup gallons of water,
beer measqre0oyeEt the boy, and then
slpng him into the third tier to dry
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

e1 Is I!YtIa rHILtEEN IT8 70
sasDPoN the marriage of one of her
companions, little girl about II years
of ageaof the sasneNscl1oolS Said to hep
pS4ents, g Why, don't you think Ame-
iia ais married and she hasn't gone
through fractions yet !o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
THE STORY OF LIFE.
sY JOHN @. SAKE

bf JOHN 9. sA1E.
Saw what is lief ,Tis to be born:
A hanless BARE. to greet the light
1gitb sharn wall as II the morn
Foretoid cloudy noon ana mght;
To weep. to sleep. and weep again,
With sunny snliies nesveen' and tfenh g g
Auy then apace the. iiffsrt RroNjFs - issssiott
To be laughing. spriRhfiy boz. B s@fstt
Hapuy despite his little Ntoes ihss9i1Hss
,.1.. ,...s..sasts1ffs ~ T. ,ys.f<sss.s fstsfl I,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

,WHy Is q woman woman like locomotive z
'Bscsuse she draws . train after her,
scatters the sparks, transports the
males. and sometimes switches of on
the wrong track, oa,4 80, .s.,o ,ed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

A CoLpRED zjailor'i down in Little
Rock, Ark, lets every body go into
the. Jail who wishes Ito visit it, but
charges them fifty cents to come out.
He Should be sent to Congress. - yoH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
GEO. WA TEBBITES, 4
t-staX adf essiEsnt To 5ASit st
.,dl 10 Ral s 10 .<ssg54EE Saigsi3 flEH sf
United States Pat Office.
ii 9M .sg.s7s4sS % 495l pasiS sat,fistisfsii
.ygotlI3aI q 9it- $50 : q jftilis 81
A G. E M O. W !ii7qt aaGs .aG:
DK1aAHAT VIA "
Ds.lgnlng ana srsrs,.sEii q weed,
,. DXITHUM . II
2f4 sSuperior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

214 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
--fffsIf la eas93l,3 II 1fffDSd 3f.5 lfr71.3st. \
t.aLlA. .,itI 81 ,l1ls b.,le5l9 ssa stl la'
III with greatsuccess in the business of4oba
tanning Patents. am prepared, to guarantee
most perfect satsfaeti0n in the transaction OF
that busiaess Numer0usl references could be
given to substantate this. - FL . .. - III
uuires that model shall be furnished not OVER q
foot in any dimensions Send the model By sex.4
press prepaid, to GEO. w. THIBBTTS, 214
Superior street, Cleveland. Ohio, with descrip-
tion of its operation and merits, and send the
most. Govefi1heht and stamp fees-$l6-when
the drawings and necessity papers will he pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for exahiination
Nv charges for attending to the whole l,usi-
ness will be $25 for all cases, without aay ex-
cure patent IL Thirty days ehave Mad an exami-
nation in five days. Examination OF the ~ 6es
cords free A complete set of tho Patent Office
Reports is on Ole at1fy olice, which may be sk-
amined by Che publie at their pleas,lre tTee
D. se1d Superior street, Clevelauds OAio. =
jan, 1855, lily. ai'iJt ,eTesa 92hfv io.' =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

fq GARPENTER,. whom the Radicals of
Wisconsin sent 70 Congress, under q
pledge oft Of total tai abstinence, has Dick
Hatesed, -,.....,-.-s., .,.s, .,.;,, 4...t..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

,sids this seat engaged, Miss?7 eyes,
sir, and SO am l, thank yOu."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

a MAN, hearing that q raven would
live'two hundred year, bought one, 10
see if he would.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

"SANtno, did you ever see the Cat
skill Mountains ~ .@No,p sah,' but
I've seem um kill mices" sab ri a.,Hih
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

Four hundred Chiiiamen passed
through Council Bluffs, lastweek, ,yand
| stopped for dinner. How they cooked
it, and how they ate it, the Noapd,9es
thus dessrihes;9 ;9oash Tini ohio ii49l
s. They ate their dinner in;large bowl
shaped stew pans, placed over trenches
placed in the earth 81 Their meal CON
sisted principally 'ofarice, though they
had large tstew pan of something
that locked like hashedmeat and mer-i
miselli.b The cooking finished, the
Wholeiwas dished up into nuniberless
tin ipansi and handed around Though
thefcafss Seated or squatted in groups
of i've or six around tteae pans, each
man held iRhis right hand pannikin
or bowl previously filled with food,
while theotwo chopsticks were held
betweenatwo fingers of the left hand,
and, soimanaged as to open and shut
like pair of pinchers, the feeder con-
Yeying his food from hand to mouth
oby thismeahs with a dexterity worthy
Iefe.a sffstAelass ilegerde ~ The
,ehepsticks are simply two sticks OF
wood, about as thick as II lead pencil,
and about seven inches long. A man
unused to them might hecoi1aBe very
hungry before he learned to rhanipul-
lateathem with proper effect. ''oi.H'"'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

,bAccoRDING to Mr.. Dawes, it has ia
the last two years cost the people
100000 to'ttnrn regularly elected
Democrats out of Congress, lrsfe.a,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
ArLANT DC, NIL Ls.Ic

Having discontinued our Store, We shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mil.
son to receive orders All orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filed. Our price
sist may be found there : :, !, - ~, e
Aarch "A, 1870. s2-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

eysA lRHoDE 1sL1SD paper, is very Sc
we're upon mean man in that state.
1t saysathat he would take his grand
mothers coffin TO slide down hill
l,,,,o,, saiF ~ tqIn2lih e.si i19i6 t'''i IS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

10 FfWHERE there's win there's d
way p Cook" o0k-7 Pleasem,n q / wishes
to give. w3a1r1nihg77- 1y3a11i Mistress (sur-
prised)-" Why's what's the matter ?''
Cook" Tie fact is, mum, I,fn going
to get married" Q Mishess-eW Why,
cook, / did not know eyon were en-
gagged" Cook" Which ham not
iazactlyl engaged as yet mum; but i
feel myselflto De of that 'appy dispo--
sition as 1 could love any any man, num-"
Punch. . 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

). PERsoNs who prefer stale bread can
have, their ltastea gratifed by sending
TO Pompeii, ,owhere otheyH have leaves
baked over eighteen hundred years
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

4fHYfIEY the humorous Judge Dawes
was on the. beneh. of the Supreme
Court, inirgiving a charge to the jury
hes had OCCASION frequently to make
use of the words mortgayor and mort
gd9ee. ylTbe foreman rof the jury
asked the Judge the meaning oftthea
words, candidly Y confessing he did not
Know their import His Honor face
tiously explained them thus:
rod to you-you notice me
Pm the nod or you the tl,d ca.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04


iDdEH BAIT, ina letter in ISatur7
days GoMmercial sayssy5"We have
some people, good, honestfolks too-l
in Ohio, who believe that it is in the
power Of the Legislature 10 tix by
law, tho value OF mans credit.
~ " They are SO credulousI and
'#eak-lninded that they believe the
National Indebtedness sDiin be PAID al
par and ia gold" In Radical par
lance, athis IS squirting at ireppdia7
tom ,Dann thinks q man i: credu-
loas and weak-minded " who, believes
that. the National debt win be paid at
par and iii Ill gold. Just what pema,
erats Aaye been all along telling these
i" weak-sninded" fellows but they
wont believe until the thing stares,
them in the face. The debt will, be-
paid according to tho eaatpact, or not
at ah-taeneoa AduerssseN lshruiRs 2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

press Tram IfOlD " % IiSssBuIYL .1i
TUSGARAWAsB BRANCH.t,tia 4aI.f
- LeayeS.s siii 81 sand tits. g..
New Philadelphia, $40 .. m.
Bayard, l1.5e D. mlHTeI tTTV EISF
2 = Afrives. -
Bayard, 9.45a. m.
New Philadelphia. 80 p m. ilH - A3ei- y
f. 3. MYERS,
9W General Passenger sHs sad FiSEs' R'i''
zsH A. q @. W. Ry-Change ef Time.
p The following are the times OF the departure
Of trains at the points below. 1t took effect
Monday, laca june fs; lI1Irsr rssre II TOAo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04
4 PLACE FOE BRIGHAM YoUNGI,

- The Mormons would do we'll to too1efl- en-
igrate to Java, i If f we may credit the
following account of Japanese Gus
toms, given by one, Of the French
prin ees, who has recently visited that
;sla naaihaN 9dJ 3p I5llop 1fIiSh
In the interior Of Java are several
small native rulers or sultans; and
these persohages, though really under
the entire control of the Dutch,S inso-
much that their letters are carried to
the residency oreexamination before
being delivered at the palace, keep up
all the of the most pfofuse
Oriental luxury Their courts are a
blendid bconfusiea of rich colefs,
notably rose coioFg scarlet and blue,
and of sandal wood, gold and -dia-
bmonds. fSaltan Sous6uhounoTIX IXois
only twentyleight years old he is Of
elegant figure, his. complexioh atpale
green, hisIaeyes Large and haggard,
with great painted eyebrows. This
young man. whose petticoat and vest
made'him look like tropical parrot
WAS surrounded BY three hdndred
cousins and nephews, and four thou
sand great lords and goficefso on all
flourish He had been married at twelve
yearsaof age, and his thffty third son,
. bowling baby Of aI day cid, was
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-04

IJI6s a. LII Z " W 4AAsA1,
Eclectic Physiczan ana sarg96ds Fs5otstewn,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Priyase
diseases treated successfully. OFFIcE-Next
Dec 31a1a68 dr. 5Ee sSt git,ssif - issfs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-13
I U |. ! s T O U .
The MCLEAN & HOOPER ELASTIC
LOCK SrIrcn SEWING MACHINE.
The Simplest Machine
...t, in the World.

For lemnng, telling, braiding, binding
cerding, embroidering, scanning, quilting,
tucking, ruffing, DEMONSTRATING, and gather
ing. Equally good for fne or heavy work.
The Mort Practical Scuing Machine
Euer Invented,
and $40 cheaper than any other irst-class
machine in the market. 1t will sew through
the entire range Of family work, from MAIN
sock to the heaviest beaver cloth, making
! the elastic lock stitch, which will not rip,
even if every third stitch be cut.
1t takes the thread directly from the spools
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-winding.
The "McLean & Hooper" excels in the
following points, viz: Unequaled simplicity;
auictness of operation; ease Of manage
fnent !; rapidity of execution having q
straight needle and the shortest one in use /;
simplicity of teIsior; in doing embroidery
by mere change OF spools, with zephyr
and silk; making the best stitch for strength
and durability and the emily stitch sufficient
ly elastic as not to break in the ordinary
strain Of elastic goods; its seams being less
liable to rip in use or wear than the "Yhut-
tie stitch" while it can be mere easily taken
ont.if desired; it has the most regular. the
strongest as we'll as the simplest FEED in
use; in having the best tachments: in hav-
ing fewer points of friction, and places to
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES ARE WAX
RAsTnD IN EVERY RESPECT. Machines viii
be sent on the receipt of price, to any ad-
dress, or by express, G. o. d. No. Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, with drawer, or
nancnted stand, oil, oil can, screw driver,
gauge, extra needles aud printed directions,
$40. Every body should send for circular.
Don't invest one dollar until you have seen
the MCLEAN & HOOPER, We want o
good agent to take exclusive agency for
eachatown or county. -SfSE q
...e- WOODAL, DAWNEY & CO.,
17y1. 80 Washington St., Chicago, Ill.
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CHI APTER 108.

-. .sf CHAPTER 108.
AN ACT to amend section forty of
chapter one hundred and thirty
eight Of the Acts Of the Twelfth
General Assembly to regulate in
B surancs companies. 81
/ See. /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the state Of
Iowa, That section forty of chapter
one hundred and thirty eight Of tho
acts Of the twelfth general assembly
be and tho same is hereby SO amend
cd in the. third line of said section
that the word 1.-TWO" shall read "sev-
en-. and that in the sixth and sew
enth lines Of said section the words
''and occupied be and the same are
hereby stricken out, and the words
"exccpt the secretary be inserted
Immediately after the word "cmploy-
o." in said section.
Approved April IL, 1870. -..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-13

and Iowa State Register, ncwspa.
pefs published at Des Moinss, Iowa.
Approved April ID, 1870.
I'D Wright, Secretary Of ststcs
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in tho Dss Moines Dali
y Bulletin April Is, and the Daily
Iowa State Register, April IA, 1870.
Ed WRIsnr, Secretary Of state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-13

Butler. Of Tennessee. who iold .
cadst-ship to West Point. esssped
expulsion by swearing that be used
the money for the good Of the Repub-
loan party Its supposed that il
Bailey. Who stole something over =
hundred thous aud dollars. should be
caught he will put In the same plea,
and BE- honorably discharged Il Ores
90 Plain Dealer,
By the way. We do not see where
init 10 worse for Butler and Whit
tsmors to sell cadet. ships for money
THANH 10 for Allison to sell Post Of
ICES for political indaenee. -[ State
Press, Dsesrah.
Nor do We. Nor do We see where
in Il 10 worse for Allison to sell Post
of6ees for personal support and polit-
icaf prsferment, than it 10 for Grant
to'disposs Of foreign missions and
cabinet appointments for houses,
laads, horses, money. purps. and 9TH
q negotiable instruments. 81
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-13
sHERIFF,s SALE.

I1UBLIC notice is hereby given that BY
e virtue Of an execution, directed to me
from the clsrkof the Circuit court of Now
ard county Iowa, on a judgment obtained
in said court on the LIST dsy Of March 1870,
in favor Of Nancy NJ Gardner as plaintiff,
and against Evan jenkins and Richard
Thomas as efcndants, for the sum of 4l6
dollars, and IS cents, and costs taxed at
S13,75 cents, have levied upon the follow
ing real estate taken as the property Of
said defendants to satisfy said execution
to-wit: The north hf. Of the northwest Or
Of the southwest or Of section ID and the
east hf Of the southeast Or Of southwest
or Of section IL township 100 range -
west Of the 5th p. m. And will offer the
same for sale. to the highest bidder for cash
in hand on the 18th day Of June A. D. 1870,
in front Of the Court House door in Cresco,
ut the hour Of 10 O'Clock Il. M. Of said day,
when and where due attendance will be
given by tho undersigned. f..
Dated at Creseo Iowa May 10th 1870.
J.F. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said county.
Printers fee S6,40. ... n29-t4.
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ACTS WANTED FOR
The Physical
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Twenty-Fifth Thousand Now Ready.
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on tho single and married fife. it is earn est
ly recommended by Prof. Vim. A. Ham
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