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The Shasta courier., 1870-04-30

The Chicago Post likens the California
representative johnson to the late Senator
McDougall in his Washington Greer.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-30
Greene's SeIf-OperatinS Washing Ma
chine.

The undersigned. after witnessing fair
test of the above Machine. find that it does
excellent work, saves much labor, and ear
recommend it as meritorious and useful in
vention.
CLAY w. TAYLOR. IT, HABICH
G. X. KNOX. C. C. BUSH.
CHAS MCDONALD.
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N INNER and Breakfast Plates Platers, Bakers,
IL Bowls, Tea Il Coffee Cups, Stone Jugs, !
aud Gallon, Tumblers, Goblets, Eastern Crooks,
|, 2, 3, 4 4 5 Gallon. fine Ware.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-30
B()R n.

In Shasta, April 29th, the wife of VIM. jackson
of A daughter
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Milk from 40 to so Cows

the coming Summer. and give bis patrons the ben
eht thereof, by reducing the price Of Milk to 335c
per Gallon This new arrangement will commence
Oh tie Ist day of April. JOHN GEORGE
Shasta, March 10, 1870.
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HEMP Twine, Sewing Twine, Butter Mculds,
Ill Wood Bowls, Mop Handles, Brushes, Clothes
Baskets aud Market Baskets.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-30

ID ALE Rope, and ply, ii first rate article
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SPECIAL NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METH
IL cd of returning thanks to his former patrons
for their liberal patronage bestowed for the last 10
years in the Dairy business He would also re-
specifully inform them, and the public generally,
that be intends to
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-17

Cats is q heavy old singer at hight
when he meets his friends on the roof.
Cats is home brute. don't thipk I
lever saH man take a cat out fofA
walk, like dog. His clorz is pretty
sharp and he hides them in his toes.
Cats isiveFy suspicious. If they see
you take a stone and aim at them,
they sneak away and they think you're
going 10 throw at -thems Cats can't
speak much-only one word-and
that is Meow" Dogs can only say
Boz and horses Neigh" Nor
a,.-The wonder of human nature, cos
if they all spoke the same word how
hard it would be to. tell one animal
from another when they spoke.
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) rnr TEUrov,s LAMrNr.

-
Mine Coti mine Coti vat language dat,
cannot English spraken,
Fs< shust so sure / speak him right, %
$50 sure1 bees mistaken. @
For HssH says wants my b,er
/ mean that lager dxin;
Bier means dem tings that foits ride On
Ven dSy go dead as blixen.
Dey say dey raise" q building.
Den "raze - it down so oscline, =
Rays" mean dem tings de sun trowss
Ven it gets mp to shine.
Meat" means dem tings dat's coot 20 eat,
Mete" also means ting proper,
IT'S only mete . to measure desc tings,
Ven steampoats "Iaete' the stopper
shust de same words means every ting,
makes no business whether
You spell him dis or t'other way,
Won sounds almost like t'other.
Mine Cot mine Cot so sure knows,
cannot English sprakens
For ven nose " speak him right.
Wy, then g'sts mistaken.
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NEW TAILORING
b $ tia. + b sLs5 s b llzp ~ are e q t .
III. G. MUETING

,4HW1 III = = 30 70 Q We"
Would inform the people of Ravenna and vicin-
sE Shat 9s sss 9gSsea Agp IL the rada99 Als9
storp on Ma;n strset and is nrenareS 10 DO ai
work entrusted to him. in work.n anlike man.
ner, and at reduced pffces From many years
experience in the business, he feels confident of
his ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particnlar attention paid to Cutting Garments
to Ue flade bysWonien 80 evss%@
Ravonna, Oct. 8. 1885, 6a-tf.
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Farm for Sale.

FTNHE undersigned having other business re-
i quiring his attention offers his farm for
sale. Is situated x mile from public square
land. Plenty of fruit and timber, a never fail.
ing supply of living water, good house with 10
This farm has almost the entire milk trade OF
Ravenna, which, as the city grows will becomer
more profitable. This property oilers great in
ducements for party with some means to on
gage in very profitable business IS the farm viii
be sold with moderate payment in hand and
sufficient time ON the balance. '
afE II. D. SEYMOUR
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EQUALITY OF THE RACES.

How II Is viewed by some of the Parties.
The Radicals of Wooster are max
ing arrangements fort q grand yp0w-
WOW over the ratification of the Fif-
teelth Ameadmens TEaFe NwiIf'
douhtIess be a generaf 11ingiing or
black spirits and white on the oc-
ession, upon terms of perfect equali-
ty, for the Fifteenth Amendment has
utterly overcome all the prejudice
that has ever, existed in the minds of
the culled population against associat-
ing with their white brudders and sis
tiers, provided always that the said
white folks belong to the Republican
party. RilsA a9 El'iiaisiioa l995 3 y :.
The wayne County Demtocrdt fe-l
lates the following conversation as
having occurred recently between
Miss Lucinda FiIlagree, SIS she was
seated at the breakfast table, and
her maid servannt, Dinah Crisp, as
she handed her e'second capsof cof-
fee, upon the approaching great, grand
and glorious event:
Miss Lucinda, we's gwine to have
q splendiffefous time on the evening
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Cats is the meanest of all insects
They amt socible like dogs. If you
even throw cat off a roof, he'll git
mad at you and scratch you when he
gifts chance, and he don't even like
you to spit tobacco juice in his eyes.
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The following certificates have been received
from Messrs. Chickering 3 Sons, Boston, and
Steinway 4 Sons, New York:
tThis is to certify, that we have appointed
Mr.. II. E. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
for the sale of Piano Fortes manufactured by us,
in the counties Of Mahoning. Trumbull, Stark
and Portage in the state of Ohio, and Mercer
County, Pa, and no other person has any author
counties. Mr.. Finney is our only agent who
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
chases. nvr,.,--.r,-1 . s,x-z
Boston, Sept. cath, 1888,
."This Is to certify, that Mr.. II. E. FINNEY,
of youngstown, has been appointed Agent for
the sale Of our Pianos, In Mahoning and Trun-
thorized to advertise Themselves as our agents
in the above named counties
New PORK, Feb IL, 1859
Mr.. Finnsy is also dealer in Pianos Of other
reliable makers, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons.
Sheet Music, obstruction Books and Musical
Merchandise or every description. The largest
stock of the above Pianos 10 be be found in
Northern Ohio, constantly on hand, and Will be
sold at the lowest market prices. Call or send
for Catalogue and Price Lists. Agents for this
establishment carry Sheet Music, Strings etc.
REFERENCES:
Wick Bros. Bankers and Thomas Brown,
Esq, youngstown, Ohio,
John Grove, Esq, Austintown, Ohio.
Rev. ID. L. Hickok North Bloomfield, Ohto
a. b. Kibbee and D. L. Wolcott Pennington,
Ohio
Rev. II. w. Stratton, Huntsburg, Ohio, or at
the Mahoning Registers ONCE.
March II, 1859, 3S-1
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Let the People Turn out and
Hear the Truth Proclaimed
The Land Monopolists, High Tar
iditeS, and Untaxed BondhoIders
to be Handled Without Gloves
Farmers are Tired or Paying
Taxes 10 Make The erich Richer
and the Poor PO0rer.o

The Democratic voters, and all others,
in Monroe County, viii be addressed, by
those whose names are attached, at the
following times and places:
MILTONSBURG, Malaga township,
on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of September.
JksE. Williams, 8. GRIMsHAw and M
cfkEt HoEffLER f,k...s Z
/ GRAYSVILLE, Washington town
ship, on Wednesday, the 28th day Of
September. j. o. AMOS aud A j., PEAR.
SON.
THE TOWN HOUSE. WAYNE town.
ship, on Thursdpy, the 18th day Of Sen
TENDER JAS r. NORRIS, DAVID 0KEY
and j. T. MoRftLL.
s STAFFORD, Franklin township on
FfidaY the 30th day Of September. j.
7. MoRRILL, JAS. r. MoRRrs and A. j.
PEARSON.
CAMERON, on Saturday, the. 1st day
Of October. J. p. SrRIoas and DAVID
OKEY.
NEW CASTLE, Green township, on
Saturday. the 9th day Of October. A.
j. PEARSON, w. T. SINCLAIR, and s.
GRIMsHAw.
The above meetings to commence at 7
o'clack in the evening.
The following meetings will be ad-
dressed by Hon. JoHN CARrwR1GHr, the
N ~ n
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denounce the recent action Of Congress
in making grants to mammoth railroad
corporations which are already too power.
ful and may become dangerous to free
people.
Resolred, That we regard the act re-
GENTLY passed by Congress to enforce the
Fifteenth Amendment" as unconstitu-
tioual, unjust and oppressive; an invasion
Of the rights Of the States, subversive Of
the best tiutere.ts Of the people, and there
fore demand its. unconditional repeal.
That the power Of the Federal Gov
ernment to assess aud collect taxes on the
Bonds of the United States is clear and
unqucstionedj and We demand Of Con-
gress, that share Of taxation equal to
the lair average amount levied in each
State On money loahed, shall be assessed
and collected from all investments in
Bonds;
Resolred, That we are opposed to the
system Of National Banks, and demand
the immediate repeal Of the law creating
them, and that in place Of the notes Of
such banks. treasury notes Of the United
States should be substituted.
Resolred, That the Democracy Of Ohio
sympathise. with the efforts of all people
struggling for self government, aud that
we denounce the trucking Of the Fed
eral Administration to Great Britain shd
Spain, and the efforts Of the party in
power TO reduce whole States in our
Union to condition of vassalage to the
General Government.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the De.
mocracy Of Ohio are extended to our
Senator, Allen G. Thurman, and the
Democratic Representatives in Congress,
Who, though in small minority, have
oravely contended for the principles oi
Democracy and the interests of the peo.
Die.
Rssolpcd, Thasupcn the foregoing plat
form, We invite all the electors Of Ohio,
without regard to past differences, to vote
or the ticket this day nominated.
:
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DR. virtue o. ! msndats u mt dirsoled non
I'D the court ef conudon pleas. ofsNepros
eonhty, Ohio, I viil onst ~ sxls!o4 tll5 pism-
ises. between tie houfs 6l 10 o'cIt6k e -.
and o'clock p. NJ eal 9ssti s|iiss i:; s:i'.sy
Saturday, che Fan dsy of Sbpfem6s,s lg7G,
the following dssstbe& ysda saiats 9itnatsii6
Meurss eoNpAy, Ohio, tbsNtl: II sss 8 h,l,.!.
Ths ssat half cf The southeast ap&DftsiSf
section twenty>four, to4nshiR f6ur,rodye ~,
except = dfheh Il aid trics S lise hef>k ef
Standing Hs9us R6n; md heisto6bss 66lssyea
70 VIM. C. kirkwood NOD s11s& " Cfl36-'
nan, the ssiA tract bvine ~ e 1ttd4 Aslf
qpsrter ijirs ssush ef SsendinG Ho1e e1D,
supposed q contain ffty,tkfe1 ao16& uofs
or less; conssyed " pishlss u Il: I4zo6.
April9 9, 1854 2 ''ssN 4:
Also, ioastssn sesss Il - a5sj ~,
situatesiA the horsh Devt 81 ~ n6l36t66S
cdartefof the ssodtkr ~ syss>1 j s - ~
sesshtsen, fowns1fp ~ lpoce M a. + s
ing The same trnot of, laed N = i r. s Il
useen = Master tor6ntasi i1o@f i 1 Sal5s e Il !
peepssty x Lsyis Iehnser 8 i 6ix
ln9ahe eeost q eouallps l5a s
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kAepOry OI tuc frOCe00Ings or the
County Commissioners, at theIu
september Session, lsyO.
MONDAY, September 5.
Present: ISAAC BERNHARD, C. CEHR.
and WN WORKMAN, Commissioners.
William Read presented his Bond as
County Treasurer, which, with the sure
ties, was approved, and Mr.. Read enter
ed upon the duties OF Ills Office.
B. Mann was allowed $500 for work
performed on the road between Malaga
and the Bush meeting house.
The costs, IN the case of Ohio VS..
Thos. Fonty and VIM Wright, amount.
ing to S77 05, were allowed.
The costs in the case of Ohio VS..
Stackhouse ct al. having been paid into
the Treasury, amounting to $i4 l5,wcre
allowed.
The costs in the following cases were
not allowed: Ohio VS.. Fulmer; Ohio VS.
Daley; Ohio vs.. Daley ct al
TUESDAY, September 6
The costs in the following cases were
not allowed: Ohio VS.. Salisbury; Ohio
VS. Gibbons ct al.
\ The semi-annual Statement of County
Treasurer was presented and examined,
which statement appears In this issue of
the paper.
Allowed Vm. Read 90 90 for exam.
ming the site fer a bridge over Opossum
creek and reporting same.
Allowed Jere. Williams e2S5 95 for
various charges as Clerk of the Courts.
Allowed G. S.. Ncwcomb SIS 90 for
paper for Treasurer's Office.
Allowed H. R. West S3l9 16 for pub
lishing advertisements, printing blanks
furnishing stationary, DC.
Allowed II, r; West SOL ~ for As
SCISSORS blanks and Treasury report.
WEDxEsDAY,, September Z.
Allowed costs in case Of Ohio VS..
Hines, amounting TO S63 so.
Allowed costsin case of Ohio vs.. Hys-
som, amounting to Sll 90.
THuRspAr, September s.
Tue petition of Henry Walters and
others, presented at the June session
Was laid over until the December $685.
lon.
The petition Of w. B..McFarland and
others. for road, made at the March
session, was dismissed by request Of the |
petitioners,
Allowed N Hollister $S5 66 for col.
lcctions made for county.
Allowed J. T. Spriggs Sl53 60 Sala-
~ as Pros. Atty per centage on collec.
ions &c.
The Board of Equalization met and
on the 9th Of September, and
adjourned until the 9th of September, at |
which time the Board convened and pro-
.eeded with the business before it,. The
win be noticed further here
liter.
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THE IlII JtIBIg IgIW]Rgli
The Tariff and Internal Reve-
nue Swindles.

+. !
The following platform Of principles
was adopted at Columbus on the 1st day
of June:
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS:
The Democracy Of Ohio comiug to-
eether in the spirit Of devotion to the
doctrines and faith Of free representative
government, and relying for success upon
discussion and the intellieence Of the
people, deem the prescott Convention :
lifting occasion 70 rsassert the following
time. .honored principles ofthe Democrat
ic party:
: That ths federal Government Is one oi
limited powers derived solely from the
constitution; that the grants Of power
made therein ought to-. be strictly COD
ssrusd bY all the dependents and agents
of/the Government, and that It'll; inexpe-
dent and dangerous to exercise doubtful
powers; ).
That the Constitution Of the United
states is founded on the fundamental
principle Of the eneire and absolute
equality Of al the States Of the Union,
and it is not competent for Congress TO
il, ,cse upon them any conditions or re.
strictions il fespect TO their intsvnsl
concerns which the Federal Constitution
has not imposed;
Tast the liberal principles embodied
by Jefferson 10 the Declaration Of Inde-
- Al a.
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Attachment.

JArcb 7. Morrill,. plaintiff, } At the instance Of
against the plaintiff an or
Jaines Adams, defendant der to attach was
issued on the 18th day Of August. 1870, by
Michael Boughner. ]. P. of Salem township.
Monroe connty. Ohio, against the goods, chat,
tels stocks or interest in Stocks rights, credits,
MONEYS, and effects Of James Adams. a nonl
RESIDENT of the county aforesaid, for, the sum of
$51 15.-aug30w2. JxCoBNr. MORRILL,.
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W n + OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink. Warmef's vlnnm vltae, or
Wine Of Life, il free from any poisonous
drugs or Impurities. being prepared for those
who require q stinnlant. u is the most
pleasant and dslisious article ever offered 10
the pnblic, far sapesier y brandy, whisky.
wine, bitisrs. or any other article. II il more
healthy and cheaper. Both male and fesnsls.
young O. old, can take the Wine Of Life. II
10, in fact, sliis prsserver. Those Who wish
TO enjoy good health and ! frss flow of lively
spirits, will do wen 70 rake the Wine of Life.
It is different from anything ever bsfofs In
use. u is cold by dFuggists: also by eli 70.
spectacle saloons Prioe One Dollar, in quart
bottles.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given th&tthe last will and
~ testament Of John A. Lankard, late of Mon
roo county, Ohio, deceased, together with the
record thercof, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
day of June, .1S67, and that duly certified
copy thereof was admitted to record in the Pro.
bate Court of said county on the lOth day Of
September, 1870, and recorded therein.
W.T. SINCLAIR,
sepl5wS. Probate Judge
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$4,000 per gear and expenses euaran-
teed 10 all ambitious men and women selling
our world renowned patent sIEvRa MouID
WAR cIcrHEs LINES. For lull particulars
address the GIRAsD WIRS hIlIs, Phila, Pa. VA
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l1r7hs Pohibitionlsts Of Morgan
County have nominated DR.: Is4A Pan
"a, q thst count, y their candidate
loss s. coeeysss, i6 : Rspublican.
HoH~iu Nj SRI icbr, the ~ Rfesident
of ths II Saitonsl B6uE s. TIC cOnasIs-
vile, liksilatS I
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xraOld Monroe. No. 81 IS the title
Of poem we have received, which is
withbeld for. consuItation with the au..
thor.
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ps{.oa - Goo for comp geese.
shero ald cowes paying for each goose
le.for nGok ekeep S1, and Tor each COW
fb; bow many did he purchase Of each
kind 30 as to have l0U in oil :
NOD s,..s 3Sa II is..iis,ss BENZ. McvEY.
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kETwo letters from our Marietta
cofsssposlent Ben. appear in this issue,
Spicy, both Of 'em.
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CIrB RArEs,- Forclnbs of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 90 each; !;
single subscribers e2; six months 81.
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Come up to the Democratic Mass
Meeting On Thursday, The 9Th day Of
October
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y,-t<f every Democrat N Monroe
County go to the polls Tuesday the1
1lth dsy 0f' October.
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k1The County Treasurer's tax no.
tlce viii be found in this issue.
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nRB Blank Deeds and Mott
cages for safe at his office
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M AR RE n.

On the 2Oth ult., by N. Bcughner, Esq.. Will
liam Sturgeon and Hannah Beam, all of Hon
roe county, Ohio.
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Divorce Notice.

NANCY HAMILTON, in.shs county u -
IN and State Of Kansas, Il notified that
Benjamin Hamilton did, on the ath day Of
April, 1853, files his petition In ths otdce Of
the clerk Of tke court of common pleas
within and. for the county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, charging the said Nancy Ham.
ilton with being wilfuliy absent for more
than three years last psi, and asking that
he may b. divorced from sid Nancy lIsmiI.
ton; which petition win stand for hearing 1t
the next term of said court, pstsd .his sth
day of september, 1870.
NORRIS 4 sxlTH;s
sepl 3w6. Att'ys for plsintif.
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1870.
Notice to Taxpayers in Monroe County. Ohio.

of law William Do hereby
notice the tax
alton taxable for the purposes the several townships
corporations S
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For Ladies Only.

THE EMPRESS GARTER. and LADIES'
i COMPANION, are articles indispensable
te the comfort and health of every woman,mar-
Rod Or single. Patented. Send stamp for do
scrip pSirecirculars TO
Mrs. HENRY PAYSON,
auxS0m6 Lock Box IS, Marietts, O.
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Rally full delegations from every town
sElb Is tht Democratic Mass Meeting
on Thursday, the 9Th day Of October.
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ob,H
MroC
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Or. Yogn HARNESS.

GtkANk MfbbBh frdpar6u HH0EUDeSOuI
rs'Blacking.i In new cans, neat atid con-
venient.
Preserve Your Leather
KEEP YouR FEsv DIR! FRANK MILLsk's
LEArHsR pREsERvArivsa and WAFER .PRooP Oil
BLAcx,se. thirty years in market, sold By re.
tail and jobbing houses everywhere. FRANK
MILLER L CO.. I8 and 20 Cedar street. New
York, sep20m3.
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.GRtslIEK 4 IIR8RRI1S,

Alarge snd complete stock for
"A u r U M NJ Q + I 97o-
- s ssCopsisting Of !.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
GkArE vIxrss sxAIL Fmurs,
Eyergreens, Shrubbety, &c.s DC
ID n + 6 II y u i b s.
We have imported Ane lot Of Bulbs direct
from Holland, this seasou, oonsisting Of
HYACINrHs, TULIPS, CRocusEs, L1LYs&c.
Which We will sell At moderate prices. Spe.
cial attention paid to sending Bulbs, Plants,
Vines, 3d., BY mail.
Catalogues Sent Free.
Form clubs and huy your Nursery stock Il
reduced rstes. Send for our terms to club
agents. Address WM. K TIrToN,
seplSm2. Jerusalem, Monroe Co, o.
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The following platform Of principles
was adopted at Columbus on the 1st day
of june:
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> . 6 = HP 8 I e !.

WarneF,s Oyspepaio 36o1c b
prepared expressly iof Dyepsptiss snA these
suffering with hshitual Costivsnsas. h Is .
slightly stimulating tonic and splsadid an
pstiser;i II strengthens the stshs6h and re-
atorss the digestive organs 70 their healthy
state. Weak, nervous and dyspspsic per-
sons should uss WAaxEa's DrsfErsIA TOXIC.
For sale by drngsists. Price One Dollar.
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FORTUNES offered 70 live men. Rare
ehaace. Send stamp. Diamond <. Co. VIII
nipgton, Del. ssp2onS.
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gtll 9ab1iis,lltats
Sheriff Sale.
philip Blare es al.
coRRsersn wEExLl

John N. Geuin, Ex'r Of Thos, II. Gsnin
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ta-The following rsrions ais authorized
Collectors for the townships opposite their.
names, WHO wiz receive the Ddplicstes after
the adth day q December.