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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Fowl Conundrums

Why is a hen immortal? Her son
never sets. Why haveSchickens no hope
in the future: They have their next
tnecks twirled) in this. Why is hen on
Il fence like cent: Heads on one side,
tail on the other. Why don't hens lay
at night? Then they are roosters. Why
is the first chicken of a brood like the
main-mast of a ship? a little forward
of the main hatch. Why isl chicken
just Matched like Il cows tail? Never
seen before. Why should not chick
en- cross the road: 1t would be a fowl
proceeding. If ship captain had no
eggs, what would he do: Lay to (two).
And, to conclude, a hen is a poor econ
omist, because for every grain she gives
peck.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Secret of Success.

A few days since l met gentleman
the owner of large paper mills. He
took me through the mills, and showed
the great watts of pulp, and the great
piles of paper ready for the market, and
a world of things which l did not COM
prehend. After seeing all the machin-
cry, and hearing his praises of his men,
and how they sent for United States
stocks-fifty and hundred dollars at a
time-every time he went to the city, |
said:
VIII you please, sir, tell me the Sc
cret of your great success: for you tell
me you begun life with nothing
Il don't know that there is any secret
about it. When sixteen years old l
went to s. to work. L was to re-
ceive forty dollars year and my food,
no more, no less. My clothing and
all my expenses must come out of the
forty dollars. then solemnly promised
the Lord that | would give him one
tenth of my wages, and also that
would save another tenth for future cap
ilal. This resolution carried out, and
after laying aside one-tenth for the
Lord, L had at the end of the year much
more. than tenth for myself. l then
promised the lord, whether he gave me
more or less, | would never give less
than One-tenth to him. To this vow /
have conscientiously adhered from that
day to this; and if there be any secret
to my success,I attribute it to this. |
feel sure am far richer on my nine
tenths (though hope don't now lim-
it my charities to one-tenth), that if |
had kept the whole
How do You account for it,
in two ways: First, l believe God
has blessed me, and made my business
to prosper, and second, have so learn
ed to be careful and economical, that
my nine-tenths go far beyond what the
whole would. And l believe that any
man who will make the trial will find
it so.'-Dr. Todd in Humphreys HISS.
PdDers
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15


MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO theii
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made OF Pool
Rum, Whiskey, Pfo0f Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doctored spced and sweetened to please the
taste,called - Tonics, "Appetizers, Restorers, &c
thatead the tpper on to but art
arue Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herb
OF California, free from all Alcoholic Stimn.
lants. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
FlER and n LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
Hperiec' nenUva.or ans, .. sne ,ss,eh
Oh aus 1
" - ~ -, 80 ,NN.1,
tefs according 10 dhectiohs anu remain long unwels
prov ided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
o o- o.ror ,,,o,rs and ,I,e ,.i,,I orcans ,y,stoj
P''S'"oi o'''ei Hie'S' ~ ' '' O'-'' eN
beyond the point OF repair.
They nre n Gentle PurraIivc ns well n. 4,
Tonic nosscssira also the peculiar merit of actin,
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Infan.
nation of the Liver, and all tho visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in Young a
old married or single ut the dawn Of omanhood or N
the turn of life these Tonic Bitters have no coual
For Iuaammntory and Chronic Rhcumn-
tism and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermitteut Fc.
,.r. n;s,,.,. Of ,ho Rrood I;y.r k;J.
u,s1,,s -. ,,'.. na.' '''..,,is., -
successful Such Discn scs arc caused by yi,iuted
uio,I yb;c, is ,sncr,IIy ,,rolrc1 IN, .r,rasr,e,
bioo", WHICH Is sehcraliS Prouc'"p py ueranseihehi
OF the Digestive Organs.
nySpGpsr. mn INnIcySrInN ,,aad
ache. Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs Tebtness of tho
Chest. Dizziness. Sour Eructations of the Stomach
~ ., AZ -, I,'.-.--.. ny ,,N,-,.N..-,
Dau ~ ,ae "
-. ~ a. r ;,-.-- - = h-,-., - -, -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Causes of the Rotting of Fruit.

According to Decaisine, the rotting
Offruit is produced by two microscopic
fungi, which develop in moist, confined
air; namely ,Mucor mucedo and Penicil-
lium glaucum, infinitely minute germs
of which are continually floating in the
atmosphere, and which attack more es-
pecially any injured or portion of the
surface. If now, the fruit be wrapped
up in cotton, or W tn soft tissue paper, or
still better, with waXed paper or tin
foil, the introduction Of these germs
will be prevented, and the fruit can be
kept for long time without.any appre-
ciable change.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Fireside Department.
Harmony Among Teachers.

NV teacher is mad at yours said a
little girl, on her way from Sunday
school. SHE came right by our class,
and Miss M--spoke to her, but she
wouldn't answer
Il guess she didn't hear
Yes, she did, she looked real mad
The little speakers passed on. | hope
the teachers were somewhere near. so
that the incident could impress them as
it did me. How are they to win their
scholars to loving Jesus, if they forget
that he told them to love one another
QUERIsT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Wisdom and Truths.

Itis fruition, and not possession, that
renders lis happy.
Whatever makes men happier makes
them better.
Gravity is the inseparable companion
of pride.
1t costs more to avenge wrongs than
to bear them.
Never let your honest convictions be
laughed down.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
To Set out Sweet Potatoes

Mrs. G. III. b., Locksburg, Ark,
writes as follows in regard to setting out
sweet potatoes: Water the bed, soften
ing the ground so that you may draw
the plants without breaking the roots.
Then have prepared batter of clay in
which dip the roots of each plant be-
fore setting. The clay retains the mois-
tpre and you will rarely lose plant
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Churning-to have Butter.

In churning cream in the winter have
the milk the same temperature as milk
when it comes from the cow. If the
butter don't come i'm half an hour dis
solve tablespoonful OF salt and a tea
spoonful of soda in pint of hot water
and stir in and You will have butter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Farm and Household.
Blind Staggers in Hogs.

For blind staggers, split the skin on
the forehead, an inch or two, according
to the size of the hog. ! have heard
that it is equally efiicacious for horses,
but cannot vouch for the truth of the
saying.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Poke Root

Wherever Poke Root grows, 1t has local
reputation as Blood Purifier, and for the
cure of Rheumatism. With all this local
reputation, and the praise of distinguished
Physicians (Drs. Coe, Lee, King, Wilson M.
Hunt, Grifits, Copeland and others,) who
have tested its medical powers; it has been
neglected by the profession at large, as much
through want of proper appreciation OF
its merits, as knowledge of the proper way
to prepare it for medicinal use. DR.. Oliver
Crook, Ia physician who devotes his entire
time to the duties ofhis profession has fully
tested the active medicinal qualities of Poke
Root during the last 25 years, and unhesi-
tatingly pronounces it to have MORE MERIT
for diseases depending on depraved con-
dition of the blood,-than any and all other
articles named in the Materia Medica. Un-
der his instructions our Chemist has COM
bined the active medicinal qualities of Poke
Root with the best Tonic Preparation of
Iron. and we offer this preparation to the
public under the above name.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
Milford, Ohio, October IL, 60

Milford, Ohio. October II, 60
Proprietors DIR. Crooks Wine of Tar;
The people are perfectly crazy
over the merits of DR.. Crooks 5
Wine of Tar. One man has told
me it was the best medicine he
ever saw; f; another said it was
curing him of long standing
cough another that it was cur
ing his daughter of the dyspepsia;
another said he could cat any
thing since he began taking it.
Resp'y, III. T. SHOEMAKER.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
titles. Shot-Guns. Revo1vers.
$40 from SOC.

IL Samples sent postage paid for Fifty Cents
that retail easily for SO. L. l. Wolcott, y. Y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15

A GENTS Wanted.-AgentS make more mon
q ey at work for us than at anything else.
Business light and permanent. Particulars
free. G STINsoN 4 Co., Fine Art Publishers
Portland, Maine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-15
JURUBEBA,
DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba

is offered to the public rs a great invigorator
and remedy for all impurities OF the blood. or
for organic weakness with their attendant
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

The Litohte'a Ledger gives, i.
lengthy 'eoount Of ia iigh, for lifs;"
beiug IN encounter hetsseuo Z ! ! Sweds
dam.d N.'. To,git.,,oou,,, aud a. >l.,,es
back hs net'iin tho woods. Tie s..d.
A..' no weapon but. 'a1.h9Isl, and the
struggle Va I lard u o.: r Fiasliy 10 .od
he deer fsn IL the "g;ttoauddd to,sss,.h.r
w'hed Ne rsgliosd coo.Ja i 10, 80, The
deer Sas lying st'rk dead bear 81 HIM..
aud he could barely crawl .~. y Hi.
clothes were ID rags, 1'iss lsit < eh%.l
FRI .peo, ! 'ga.6s on lie ri sht' lid.
where the deer hsa inserted DO Of the
.Ptore' Of it, antiers. 'aaod ',hr.. fioxsrs
.sf the left hand badly Tjj.mmsd' up
TIE shovel vas ! total wreck aand' the
carcass Of the dee. u. pretty ,~ell lash.
% up around the head ga shoulder.
The blow sbst caos. d he s animal,
'as.sh ". inflicted ~ .i,.il,p,. 70. .oro.,
o'.hs .h'v.l that IS r.ula.ii s i. o. 4 III.
handle sitter mot # Ii. "bl,d,., hid
been tro4t6 a. The WOUNDED, a. mao
succeeded ID crawling b'.ek 4: a ii.' heu,
"h'er No reached ID ts.Ia terribly On.
.h.o.tsd e'adi.ioo:: I. !. thought ,h..
Dc will survive hihsr woands. 4 aFaa 4
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

The nas.sgeiissv Il l.tiss = Noir;thS.s
Pacific Railroad i,.sdsa Is s ssitsar liz j.
dae.a.:t. . s i,ilii u1if ion Ie.l.,a
TO settle along th.'a s route ~ Il wood
seem .hst very sin,ll i ndapes.,.. Ii need
b offered % The o1esl.o,deei.as e s. qli,
their eouat.y,' With il t lhissssld ..
'qa'r. miles bearing % mix. ,;sniy aat
'olo~ ME desol.tioo;; ii vi, ..,syy sdes,s,,,
sulphur and ice. and Jet ,hstssI i, .,
people more deeply d Z on.ut,e.lly It,
'aehed to their home: They never siyr
il up, and amid the lovS|itst .ess,,
they Sigh te' .hei. :; |c DE- ,bs.s,ii.l
R q ~, T. 'o Il .h.1 e. :. !laassed 70
s.as, they I'm S. "a, ,,.ls.bl. .,5ai,,o.
70 our poPo'..isss., t'iia i.s VII. ,A.n
their 1 'ls.i h.bs s4' ,isia.ty
..''':'' e.: :ad pond 4 'sslf:9.pseasdll n
Chicago l. ter. Ceesm.
Ind .: II arsfYs III. a2sgsS oaS"' T..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

Hon: hrssr wilsox .yll ;. IT,
'e'vis"sr tass The ssn,ts h1d n.r.
men u .bil,.y .ow than i. h.d II III.
time Of Webster, Guy .''ad ,c.lh,p':' !:
Speaxiny Of the fu'are Of the e.'sat,y.
he s.id that C.o.d. would belong Il, IL
the United States before this Reasi.,.
sion had passed sway; that prvb.bl,
several Of the nortAern provinces Il
Mexico would ..e,,ne to 10 TO-" a.,
that I've would have 4 controlling H..
TO- ace 10 the We>t Indisa." H.
thoeyht, also, ''th,t this country, will
yet conssis population larger than
that Of Europ,."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

LE11ER OF rHANks -Si"cl.ir Toussy,
u The Nov York T[ihu ne has written
j. warm letter t. President Grant,
shaking him for the great rsspss'
7ho.n NJ. Greeley by his attendance
At th' funeral l" e,ccludieg The It,
ttr, Mr. T"usey saye, II thank. yos, NJ:
President. and pray that : long aud
h'pp, life may .s.is y"",; aud ,whe"
it >h.;' llease the G eat Rslsrf to send
his Angel Of Death to cali you herce,
may your passage to the 'omb Be made
smooth BY The saeot'oo of friends, snd
may the grave o. ~ orsr y 70 w,,h the
heartfelt prayers Of your ,eauntry met
,"r yo.r eternal, Se.,." -,1.~g::. 49,. .,
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4 NOBLE :,H19RlTK.

r.. - NOZZLE ;S111RlTk:'
.; pdisi-ssdx ;eE,.
ON E1ALOT TER y
.sssa sss1 .Ae1iSl9 III nan -
-IIDIASKA sflfYf RfaalbnUlG.
lsHf ~ ssfs.inFia aiq. !b1t. tstsk, 1892.
isa4i = ~ y, - n. S5tss q,
!, a.. s.:a -. s: .., :, r1ss.6 +. ~
is e. a flss, bua ,bs,3,''sd ]" < sss
S SAstsa tld gov dstr I" ' eSsS
sS r.. :sis,A ,snoa mid blot ton : ~
- E. ss zig ID ,so vo7s yam s 81,
,sAalsioesss "a s...1 ri III. fsiR
| 10 - ARts.sstssei tyihs highest
= ~ sssy g - Deate And bast busiasas men.
Aa2tttA e114erssol1 DsGsssaou had Ntu ~
~ p! ~ = y 49, 1hs aSply 1r1e.
81 Z. 1bns.g ga 6 sisn.s kslssisai Ill ", ss,..,
s.,ssia is5;' 4 1sssss, ri srAffsts :.
esasss& Manage. Omaha. Ns6
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

The Commission .ppoistsd 70 is'pss.
he Misnssosa Divisioe Of the North,
GRO Pacific r. r., p'isr to it, accept
Ares By the soveransa., made their -.
pert 70 tho Secretary Of tho lstezior o.
raesd.y, Substantially - t'llovs: The
.sssios examined vas found - b yell
!, red both with .e'e!ssee 70 through
=. !. ! ! cal .'.de.; The gs.de. are light,
thrserfoarth. Of the di.s.nee beiay be-.
~ Ii. sverige t Of thirty u ;fe..; Ii.
,h.rr,s. eatves being but three degree.
10. t.dia. . z: 600 lat. IL en-.
bank~es's aod exc.va.ioes are ,ithi"
u. requirement. Of l.- :; the b,ll..'in,||
!. vel done With gravel, The J, lliae
.t,et |. a'ai'o1.;'ly esoellea. 10 il. iqaal,,y
udiu good condition ana amply sui.
isisnt fur Ill present ADD future requi,e.
,,nnaan,. ia 49, =. ~! .s1 r91hs&
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

~n-1ti",bss2s fswayesFs since Col
KIM seommsnesd the a,oos6vSnept Il
lLyads's, near Minneapolis, Miss.z Il
ss.w tssssd. ssisus 1fshss lsssi 6es<d,os
sasns 10 ,Aoesios; and. H. es2es,ally
:toeves1f'rsii ia; terribly hiph tred''
she' isdsssgIv Thss t;oloael MY yell
u prosdi ofsehsm.ti Mianssess il proud
of bin, and the Ws*tf is'pr I'D ri his
Efforts isabnusiae, sogssherssseh excel.
lsot 'sosk ;sshe5 Ssvsrsl daps,ta.s,s 81
brssd,"g, - his weslsh AID ioeliuss.
Sons 1hsvs sssblsd him TO- isdo-tVeeai..
srH Rxsal, sGA;cago.tft3 ssS:tsafaartei + r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

THt electors # tho Stasea "hich
vent f q q Hor.es Greeley 10 the late
election .e. ''a' badly 10 casting shei'
ve.es e. % Wednesday. aoe. Tho'. a.
tH !! s'd Of ,l lIa.sdi.as, seemed 70 b.
the favor,ts. 10 Gsorxi. the vote %
v;es-psssideat IVES split ~, B. Gr.t.
} Bt y receiving By. !, i &, Of the eIs'ss
votes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

The Nsv Yoss IT, b.~> u Of the
opioion that wheat will 90 up sooo
This opinion 10 based on tn. fact thst
The erop 10 Europe and C.liforui. i.
not up . former years, aaa estimate s
shst thsrs are 100000 bushels les>
on hand now. than 1t this time lat
year, and . large portion Vt that IL no.
Soooo. .T17-sa j. ,. y,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

q rrl 81: P.als p;|.rs iiiy Tie ''proI..
bilisis srs a. favor ii shs election : o,
Exs0ov.raor Stephen Miller I. spe.ks,
Il III. Hosss 'of Representative. ,fv.,
thS eominQ sessioo. Tie Hoauuaa.e,' i would
Do u = zs.llen, thing. ID making ,hi
.eh.sioa y il. pr..il % ems..,:. Coy,
Miller bGauiet 10 opsreei'iox aud sle.,
ID setting The poiots ia case, is well
ssqasiItsd With parliamentary law. j.
fair and inp.'ti.l, ard would mike .
sspitsl Spe.ker. ''> T. =, ''~ 49,
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=, 'sNos11 I'D soa,h C..o,li,. h.i,,. e. r..
emily sslsetsd Unit ed s,.t.t. s<io .,l,
" former Jude. sl.,,'i moo, ,tt.L liz lat.
bsnseraiie' is.ndidaate,, for Cove Governor.
Nc u. .,pport1d 81 the Republican publ
nsab..s II tho Legislature, ! .al,d ,he
l.t..i Joha J! P.tse.t.so,a,, Republican
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4 FIGHT OvNR A DEAD MANS DOL.
ILL. LARS. -. 81

EssA
ON Monday, At White rlains, NJ,
the svo daush.ers Of Horace Crosby,
with .. few ftieuds, accompanied By
counsel, appeared before the Ssr aaaate
t. oder for probate the will Of Melt
father. This will wss executed Oh
Nov 20, 1872, 1t had been written
BY Mr.. Greeley som5 time sgn, b.,
vss oolyg presented by him for exeeu-
,,oa tss hoars before BIZ. death. l.,
<s,s ~ ~ ,pssps1sy',qs.liyse-sis,ve
'ssuk t,sI>. At lie . ID tim. eoanssl
hssloss .,hs, Surrogate to ssss
test this sill, aaa Offering 10 its stisa
"! va d,!sd Lamar. la7l. The eoossS
t.sat4a are s4.ssl sinsl.,s,s Rish.'d u
M4raie4, md Qh.rles S,urrs. H.. ~"
,.Ies,ssr bvieeky asnsas - e1ecasosssq TITS
!siA ,sises 'hs property T. biz ,tl..xst.
~, bu. 10 ald''ioa, g''es beeseets' q
BY t'l.s,,ss., ard ts.syo .qs.l,to o.
,,4las # = !sha.s " he 7';4xas :, Il,
{ hild'sn'.. AiA;ss.e~'y, u. N.p'n Yst
The M'eses Greatly desli"sd I. 'sua.id3.
y ~, p'oposs'a far, 3se~pr sise, aud
etgulss, psuoe<diaxs fur <,s.atsaGisel IT,
slQ eo.usd, % the gruand of the isss.
p>ei1y et NJ. }Gresley y, execute the
will .. 1874 D y, .>..h ..sb >a':
LII d.a6eslt 1t this distance - -
.ay se.,oas which 1t III unity Mr..
S ) : 10 ,as.tu.;.g ,h... proeesd'sss
aad embarrassing .hues Who seem best
sasitlsd . sh.tevsr property Mr.. Gree.
ley lett. Uutil soms further light il
thro"n on the sabjeet, the synps.
.hie'a Of the country will 90 with Mr..
Geeeley's orph.a d.ughters,. .sd Mr.
3iselair viii stand ia no very ssvisbl*
porit,on.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

- !CA1ls SozuRz,s ays, III 81 Letter -
Ssesaes. Thsrn.ss, n that vhsls b. = vse;
:aet expect - p abls ~ tally u ssdoss;
ess-s e'ses's, sd.,ai'ssa.isa, 10 hiss
~ spss ;ssss r. the peose.asis party
nd ~ - vmh, :tahs :soosidsred o.
sAAyl14 DE-. - sn, ,idas naatEna. ! al.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-12

A aExt.bl. q I he ! o6ei.l canvas.
q re yate 49, i :hi :. ss'.t., !. pabli'hed
y eh lA{ e Pei e. Papers, =. beias The
ea!I eos nee i 'n - * this table,
Go: a,.oss'.,' 81 !. .j,ori,y i q, 2sl;; Geo.
Aver;lrs 6,sB; NJ: Daaaell'., $3.50;
aSdsjor Stss,,it's, 4;4z5. 5sh's or 80
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I'd sMEMaaADKGhTIsR1ENTS;;

R 1|99 ; .!l1;E !!Gt:'o COURT! e: Notice
,!a- resNion sI1b atAItceNCERN. $1,000
|aa iiIx soy ,snsrzm' :b@1Nna.lTe no
~ senssqupee q the loss: BY 6rs. N4-''
!,iassf Aos, 1911 81 III II III, ProI..., ,. '
isss Rs;1st issft .il4iassi ali.,i.,,.,.t ,a in
sess1is6ase osdrSsfstsxrns CsiaSty.
- Observation-Disclosures .nd q Guar
aaes lef aalet.lsd ei.a.ssl, @apsial<d b.,
the Probate Court q st to !, y sea4.y. are
,fap,s; = g q: r ssia court bonds, il.
vet1testSs aha ri OTIS, g Pet.sfsjng to the
v's.1tsesIst n. d ei+ssta,' !i!Lea'te d.,.1'
- - e sasble said Cens. 10 ssttfs said
lts,sap; usd SEes sais sltsII ss~ "
.bballssaspnl 1Ae,isg4 ssapissa vilasin IDS
cesSs;. ffsla sf lhseRias xili.Ats nesies that
] 80: s .; ::s':s'a'sysS;~ Z! g.y1ssss;. NJ
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Dk6alstpstsasl4b I'd asddeae lx.4v.
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Tar Wioona Rrp~tl.ean reports
that work will be prosecuted on tn.
Winons snd s.. P;ter Railroad until
The State line il passed. There il
plenty Of iron.
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s.d - .4s desa,ss.l, noss rsssa,l,,
tAak se<snsg = 81 isftorts. His u.
ees.iee i ~, bic nasssr il dian.s sn''
he.yy, I'D lis, ,zsesipt.uae aot equal
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~ Who dess sonstlisg shss ssvsi. {.
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Ds4 ,3he shoeas her loser md does not
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Tia seesss ssse very ,r,ss nvhen they
h.,e anything - tall that i .as'h hear:
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Sharon RAMSEY ms bees appoint
Cd Chsismso of he 8Gpass stsud;ox
Csoaissss upos Post 0@oss and Pet
kosds, Esd sise's member Of the Con.
n'ssss spss the Pssiie R.ilroad. Seq.
tseor Wisdom Is Cbsirpsn of the Con.
nit.ss On enrolled hills, .sdL nssber Of
Csaaittsss o. Appropriated, Public
La1ds, .aal ePatests.!t,osa bsnd s5il i
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III. editor Of the Federal y. Fiio~. .
D.1oera.ie p.pet Of Rochester, 10 ,hi
Sssss, s.s.rly S,efsses 70 "-riss : I'd .
tosisP' IL favor Of the coming Ceutenu,.
:, d CsIsb,s,ioo. T.A,'. ju-s the way
VIE. tic prospects for the ssese+s y,
! great movement look bright, sou.
'saaeati.l Individual must put bic fa,
% il s.d spoil il ali 4 II" : .',14'. =.
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ss,+...stsidslet upon he order Of your g.
jag fbeessreeApeAsd bay = bottle Of the
ff2fgFee. !sefeaeat, ,Yon Hill never eyre,
it. -: Il a e. enly bs.a.id = ~ cpd pEe:sr,s''hs
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|..!q laias'd Glue, s.h.apseon,.aient. use.
u{Rl.sasa - E.g.uasss sso3s 1sat $500
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t"MAJoz Ho1 All II .,ss s .,d,tos Of ii.
sia..spol 1,its.s, i. ~. q s. i.p b,
= = tss sis.io. q vs..n.Iua.. Ii succeed.
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II, h,aIre " sahir.ataoi. 10 gseTgal sas as -
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