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j. w. Eorney, now in Washington,
tells his friends here that he viii not
ACCEPT the Post naSter Generalship, and
some friends nnd ders tand he IS looking
to diSplace Camera in the Senate, In
a, letter printed in !, Washington, with
his signature, Forney gives the incidents
connected with the reception OF his first
editorial declaration in favor of Gen.
Grant for President. When this decla-
ration was laid before Grant, by Gen.
RaWlins, Forney says: .s...,
,:,ss hen RaWlins came back from Gen.
Grant with this editorial he told us
with great emphasis, " General Grant
does not want to be President. He
thinks the Republic party may need
lin ihiina, and he believes as their candidate
! he can be elected and reelected; but, "
said Rawlins, "what is to become of
him after his second Presidential term?
What, indeed, during his administers
| ton? He is receiving from seventeen
| to twenty thousand dollars a year as
| General of the Armies of the Republic,
iaslffe salary. To go into Presidency at
Twenty-Five thousand year for eight
wears, is, perhaps; to gain more fame;
hut what is to become of him at the end
11C 10 HUI q POAlhASAttAi
He does not aspire TO place. Eight
years from the fourth of March, 1869,
The viii be about 56' years old. OF course,
Ihs must spend his salary as President
| Engafid, with her Wellington, hel
Wilson and her other heroes, on the
land and sea, has never heSitated to en-
irfch and ennoble them through all theiI
posterity Such a policy is in accordance
with the character of the English gov
| lernmetit; but in our country the man
iiwho fights for and saves the Republic
twould be a beggar if,he depended upon
| tpuirticA office; and mark it, if Grant
takes anything from the rich, whose
vast fortunes lie has saved, after he Il
| president he viii beaccused as the vii
| Hing recipient of gifts? .e1.,-,.
i.1sxsJ tlst now, when Gen. Grant is strug-
/ Cling from his first term of Presidency,
and Struggling into his second, I though
it might not beout of place to revive
tithis incide Is it not true that wher
lsweIeiect aiman to Office, we at the same
time uneonsciousIy encourage others Il
tear him to pieces! What public char
acter can escape calumny? Our best
candidates for office are not saints; Ou,
best Representative and Senators In
Congress- are not divinities. Il have
i show n that even President Washing
lton, when he closed his second term,
fwas regarded as baEusurper and the
lend OF, his sad ministratiOn- declared 8
igreat nationalirelief. Please understand
that in,selecting this incident am sim
ply trying to show my countrymen
that if we establishan angelic standard
for ourEpublicl men, swe are not oulJ
tsare to fail, butsperhapseHd inlmaking
Ia hereditary monarchy necessary tt
Ito govern and subdue a dissatisfied peo-
l.ple. HTo1oiV Iiads jI.d .i4a3ssill laft
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Concerning Wool Market--Circs
lar oEa PhiladeIphia Firm. s
PHILADELPHIA. Marc

PHILADELPHIA, March 4, IL
During the war of the rebellion the
high price Of cotton led to the general
use of wool throughout the world, and
stimulated its growth to an enormous
extent. When cotton declined in price
and came into general use again, wool
fell rapidly in value, especially in 5u-
rope, where it has ruled at q very low
point.
The cheapneSs of wooden goods again
caused their substitution for many
styles of cotton fabrics, and led to an
enormous consumption Of Wovl.
The production of wooden goods
throughout the world has increased SO
rapidly as to cause scarcity of wool,
although the amount grown, in 1871 is
believed to be greater than any pre-
vious year. se.rl,9as ~
Many manufacturers fearing that
they would not be able to obtain. their
Necessary y supplies, have secured all the
wool they can consume for months tC
come, leaving but small stocks upon
the market, and forcing prices to high
point. Wequote; Ohio, Pennsylvania
Western Virginia. = ii..sti =. .
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Belmont faaIits ,In tares1s.

Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me to add a
few thoughts ON the subject of Belmont
County Interests. 1t Is mainly in re-
gard to the manufacture of Farm I'm
lpliments that I would speak, though 1
am well aware that there are hundreds
in the County far better qualified and L
trust willing to occupy the space you so
generously offer in your columns, yet if
only for variety sake it may not be
amiss for the .Rumblest TO say few
words; it may be the means of calling
out tisOse we have been hoping to- hear
from. Although their appears to be q
Ibackwardness on the part of many, /
istill; entertain hopes for Belmont.-
ThoseTeady at once to fall into ranks
maybe few. Let our motto be "Oniy
have faith, do not despise the day of
small things Their is a grand future
! for Old Belmont Fiber sons are only
| true To- her Interests a veryfew men
l6f even children may kindle a great
fire. This, reminds me. of the Clark
County youth alluded to in your icol-
umns as visiting Uncle Benny Of Bel
mont to post himself in the Moving
Machine experiments of the Latter To-
day that youth stands at the head OF
three Mammoth Manufacturing estab-
liishments, building, as we think, the
best Reaper and Mower in the world,
sending ont their work as far rs Chris.
tian civilization extends. As alluded
to in a former article to-day their is
knocking at our door opportunities far
superior to tn Sc enjoyed by the Clark
County youth. The question soon to
be decided is viii the people of Bel
mont embrace those opportunities,
or will We say by our acts depart from
u.s. The season is close at hand when
the owner of those improvements al
luded to must be stirring, "a hint to
/ the wise is sufficient"
There may be beside this many other
improvements in various branches that
Should be Investigated. Then why not
cab a convention, ,lors if thought best a
preliminary meeting of the friends sof
| the movement. - it-.st-sb'Ssti
Kirkwooi, March 2. ,72F e g. - e IL ,- .
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To THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF OHIO


held at TnInmb,,S On Wad,N.li IfSdul win tet pe
o7Jh Oo,I of WySe6' 1879 ,esyS e. tho Hse
t;a,-.,f e.. ~ oi SIo noliLs'
f;ae. ,.;1. 'N. e'i0 ioi'0 +" ins 0i-
.See-etT,,, of S,is, eel
,I,Clge or t6e ,Snors,,,s oo,,s
Mso,fes. af ~ RoaS~, ;, .m.o If p,St;o o' r1z.L.
The Convention win also make choice
OF F6,tr Delegates at Large to the Ma
lioLiai Tlsepupiica1nn M San Conventlon, TO as;
setIoie az rn5,inasueIphia, on the ON ddSI
" os.se, a; ,l';1olz ~. 1871, 70 nominate the
ealiuIostes .sll "a - ioT fresi1ent ana vice Pres
iuene iti'5 ~ oi eie 0niteG states, at the en-
M eiai eiection. Inc con
veation ION Wnl aiso nominate Two Electors
az L1il'ee ee, for resiuent ana V1ce PreSl'
denti ~ -.
ny ny unuelsigneo "a committee recon-
lnsIia enas tfie ineetings IN the several
e9untlss [es1 Ios tne eiection OF oeiegatesi
s'ec De ,ielI On Sat'Iruay, Mafch 1otn, ioIz,
stei. snd Lnae ~ II Inc several county meetings
so!ssiie .Iey seiece tieir ueiesaIes VIII VII
q =, Stew 70 ene eappolnsmenS ei OlsiflcI
|atlessases atzl s1.S 10 une Natlonat ConVention
irosiI irSn lheir severai 0tstricss, Wnen tney
s,ian 1ttee at the otate convention al
Oopulifous: ,a1I1 ,'t -.-.,.
tne oasls OF representation IN tne
Oonveaston s!i1.,. VIII pe one DeiegsAe ioE
1yery Ny9 lunureu eli votes cast LOT Uea;
r.. =. Eoyes, ior governor, IN 1911, anu
o,,C oe.1setou,cst 9eiegate lor any lractfoh
oI TWO .Ii'lit hundred anu hIty votes ana up
| Warti y ai''.s1ii.' IN e'fcfi county. -.,F5
=. Belmont County is entitled to eight
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ALONG Liquor Petition.

a Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati, Gazette gives the following
explanatioH of the petition presented
to the Ohio Legislature for the inodifi.
cation of the liquor iawwhich allows
damages to the wife from the person
who has injured her husband by selling
him liquor:
The monster petition received from
Cleveland for a modification of the
Adair liquor law has been carefully ex-
amined- 1t is 512 feet in length, and
contains A. ,337 bona fide signatures.
An examination into past records shows
that 1t Is the largest petition ever laid
before the General Assembly OF Ohio.
Let the peopleof Ohio understand
what it is, that thesepetiioners ask.
1t is noI a repeal OF the law,s Not any
thing which will in, the slig ghfest degree
impair its efic ency. ,Mis simply that
the notice shall be given to the vendel
OF liquor Or the owner of the property
where sold, to desiSt from such sale, be-
fore any action for damages shall lie
This just mod odiicatiol,i while. it, pre-
vents the lawfom being used for black.
mailing and. oppressive purposes, viii
take away all reasonable gretfnd ,di
Ecoinplaint from these who. oppose the
statute, and will strength hen everywhere
| the hands of its friends. :, sraS,,i ~ /
! am glad to know; at;the members
Iof the Assembly are inclined to look al
this matter fairly and jcoolly, and. that
right and prudent, views upon the sub
Ject are likely, TO- preNSH evsd t,yg 4
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!, Ten OF fifteen years ago a public din.
ner was given, by the members of the
Legislature at, Previd ence, and a Mar
agansett preacher. called the Regular
PAGER" because in his prayers he had
a habit of standing behind a chair,
stepping backward and hitching it al
ter him, was called on to ask the. bless
ing. He stood up in his, usual style
and began a lengthy prayer. There
was an.open door behind him, and. he
soon, unwitfngly backed into an adj
Joining room, taking his chair along,
when some one softly closed the door,
and the hungry guests proceeded to
+diney wbenethe petition was finished at
leisure oby ths distracted minister
IsItinskifltofi Starr fiif,tiz Ht7 80 .bsi7
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Two Farms f6I Sale

fTHE nrst &C ntalEing about 10 acres, situated
! and sdio lining the town OF Mt. Olivet, Bel
mont County, Ohio, The fiunss lss good stone
and Brick bnililns, Rooms and Hall. with
good CelbAr. good Well Of vster Also. . irst-
ssry ou tbuIidings, good 0rchxrd. convenient
20 school and Church. About 75 ecres OF tim
c. o. R 2. said Fsr.nls In gold repair and
under high state of eultiV4tIef
The second Tract eentstns toont So acres,
House. OF rooms and Kitcaeh, Also. o. good
Frame Barn. Q splendid Orchersd, q good spring
vein OF coal, open and In good order, and = bout
2miles North ~ Barnssville, on the Depot Road
Said Farms for sale on reasonable teme.-
Possession given April LIST, lEa, or sooner, Il
desired. For further particulars ca on or adj.
dress the undersigned at Bsrnesyllle. Ohio.
ELWOOD PHILLIPS,
WM. MoNICHOIS,
sep2slm OMER PHILLiPS
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Executors Not ice

NIOTICE is hereby given, thaS ~, ,.s.Tr,,bnfe
signed was appointed ana ov aiified ,ts ExScn.
said County. = - - -
! All persons indeb.ed T., said estate ara r.
Qpested 70 make inim ediate payment. aad
tnose naving claims aga in aid estate are re-
this date. JOHIy S'rtsu sisr <Fsss.fr
repo'S" si.lL ar oi. Martha Roster, deed.
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JAMES FISK

Containing a full account o. all his sehem es,
enterprises and assassination Biographtesio ioi
Financial magnates. GREAT FRAUDS of the
TAMMANY KING. Brilliant pen pictures I'm
the LIGHTS & SHADOWS. of New York Life
JOSIE Nj ANSFIELD he siren HI ow a beauUfu
woman capttYated & ruined her vietiIns. LIle
OF EDWARD ). Stokes, II ussfaJed octave
of over 500 pages. Send $40 for outfit. and Sc
cure Territory at once. Circulars free. UNION
PUBLISHING Co, PhiIadei ehfas Cnicago OF
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Admins trator2s Notice.

M Office NJ hereby given, thstip, the FEe5Nt'
~ Court OF BelmonJ County, Ohio. he JsnSSy 7.
signed was appoint ted and qua fed as 2dxf III
istrator Of tle estate OF Dr. Robert HsmF ION
deed, late OF said CeGntS.f
All persons indebted 10. said estate .,rs.i rs-
Quested to make immediate payms nj am
those having claims against said esIS . ar. ~,
qnesti TO present them within one 80, from
this.date. - - JOHNS. Ii NJ TTON =
feeSR a lAdnfr qf Df. r. HaIhiF - - :,
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LYONS kATHAIR0N.
For Preserving and Beautifyfng the Hu

For Preserving and Beautifyfug the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent Ats Falling OHt
-, -, - = = - Sss.ik II 11gee
- = - s-sf-sSs - szEEssk
Aweil-preserved Head OF Hair. In person
of middle age. at once bespeaks refinement,
elegance, heath and beauty. It may truly be
called woman's Croxning Glory, while men
are not insensible 10 its advan tages and charms
Few things are more Disgusting than thin,
irizzly, harsh, untsTned Hair, wi n head land
coat covered with Dandruh. Visit a barber
and you teel and look like new man. This is
what LYONS KATHAIRoN VIII do all the
time. The charm which lies In weh placed
Hair, Glossy curls, Lsxuriant, Tresses, and 3
Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistinls.ss
Sold by all Druggtsts an1 Country Stores,
--- tiffi ~ 4ft4A ~ - .Euai
.st1i- s1s gEAe'i - z p ~ i,-i.sAT' ? u
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The j0.Aaas wiII soon induce Jenner
sfSVEntkasd doors hsd been made with
oukksF2boles, G'ANAa4,a'ekh
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Belmont Common Pleas AT.
4 tachment Notice "a .si.hos
sylyanis Moore and Dasid H. souasr.; surS1v-
ors or w. n Grinith. S&at

zerah H. Iinder and fsaac Hcops
.rT,HE defendant. Zerah, 81. Linders Of the
state of Illinois, will take notice that
svlyenis Moore and David h. Souder, Of Bel
mont County. Ohio, survivors Of ", M Gti NTH
Siid On the 18th day or January, ls72. die their
petition In the Court OF Common, Pleas of said
Belmont County, Ohio, against said zerah III.
LIadsr aid Isaac Hoops, defendants, setting
forth that the said plaintiffs in the life time OF
said w. NJ. 0riffith were partners with him IN
business under the ftrni rafife of W, 81 Gftnit tn
3 Co. and as such partnsrs ft ths spring Term
Belnont county, Ohio, dfd BY sthes eonsidera-
tions and j1dgmsnt Of SAID cSgIs Tssover
Judgment for the .um Of SEQ 90 and 90 IS costs
in said suit That said Judgment still RENAL s
in lull force unreversed and unsatlsfied, and
that there is due -thereon the sun OF Slee ~
With interest from March 2. lSss. for which sum
said plaintiffs ask Judgment against said de-
ssId Zersh n. Linder Il notined that he is
reouired to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 10th day of Marca, 1871 %
- SYLVANIS MOORE =.
d and DAVID II, SOuDER,
By CorE q KESNoN iii .siif febi5w
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y fi.strE --.1-r7-rf-T is.sgCi y
It is now reported that the Pope is.
getting ,ready.to leave Rome. d He will
go to Hrent.aHsgssyi - lo saa3his5ei :.
THE GRIND Duke Alexis isat Hayan-
tyyal Q 9if5 a. 40 Ff1ff i-45llfl III I
- 1'.s std 99asgzsz9a i!s a9sf' ...sa5s IL :
Some one has been BlayAlg 81 joke
upon Senator Morton, by circulating
SchHrz's speeches under his franka q
The fear of a war with EAgiand
thas almost entirely died away! iThe
tone of the English Ministry is eoncil-
lfiaf0rvil " sETs3 W9ys lt T.%IlIs &gs, 8
Our Government stilireniains firm
| in its demands for indirect damages.
England seems willing to abide ID y the
decision of the Geneva Con Tention,,
providing that the damages elaimea do
mot go Beyond a certain sum. 's-sssIoii.l i
| The reported whisky corner at Louis
vile proves to bea canard, They aim
Ian abundance of old Bourbon at Gin
cinnati and Ghieago.sl Y, si.ss s.sssf :. ;.
Eleven general laws, ten local laws
land thirty joint solutions, passed by
1.-THE present General AssernbIys have
been filed with the Secretary = of fState. ,,
ranaar % , far s,Ss ~ " = es sssf sd c -
Sofars ua t .ba4{ . SpS5, - - V !
co,,+ for az . .s
Az. ~ o.. ~ "
round tGeI carelsses of defpnet rats in
his barn-yard. .s7.,sG91ei., y y
The reduetiensof. the public debt was
over twelve aiIliens jn February, and
Ininety-four millions in the year ending
/ March l.. !, - =
, -, =. 49,. 81,
asie. .
s'l ioe.a ilta' q ooti'i - ~
!. HALLS VEG ETABLE ESIcI1IAS SHAIR
i 'lRENEwER now stands among fhe first.
land at. the head of all articles for a
lsimilar purpose. The testimony of our
iphysicians is conclusive as. to its value;
land we are personally acquainted with
lscores Of cases where it has been used
4 with. the best Of, results, It viii restore
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ST, 1PATRIcK.-The patron saint Of
ireland who, banished the vile reptiles
from that green Isle; was small fry
compared with the modern Patrick
DOW Senator nom, the, Tusearawas Dis
triet. The. Fenian eutGuite q ridicu-
leusA figure lately. in5 the Sayler-K Kemp
affair. hens the Democratic mems
berss withdrew in disgust 70 prevent
action, this distinguished individual
bounced out Of hisnseat slikeoa rocket,
Iexelaiming while the shook hisicliuch-
led fist at the .praSiGng, ofhceri Mister
Preside 10 he'll ,asiH ger o sissit.,'P' =
| CsdttSz Replt6lieagt ,,a IN sse.!4 !
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sgnUha}sg sGTsFilsggf iias Reused the chair
msnship. of the. committe appointed to
'DS6ysstiS Re the French arms bale, got
ten mn 10 convict Grant. Of corruption.
e1Chaflss fsstfii shSsffinags from the assault
OF Brooks, sixteen. years ago.
SUIcrDE.-On Monday Of last week
edUns Bprtskofzefs eon1aed IN tina Tus1;
csrawas County Jail, en- 1'the 5charge OF
-xnueders liuns rhimselfs bymeans. Of a
sheet fastened to the gfsznag above the
nj dnDryaus sIaa 20 yno1i je9n-sie sdT :
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Whltnely,ssN eats FI5.sa5tt iIHa..r.aalgsg lgsgss4ar

7, Oils, Blacks, PollsheS ana Soaps atfhe Same
also in y. bars. Has been tp use for years ard
gives psrfeer satisfaction. Send stamp Il i our
MAXERLI; Address. @. +, W HITA AsY9sssy co,
50 Milk ST. Boston, Mass. = aUs6m
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Officers of Glencoe Lodge NO. 1855 /.
%. G. t., elected for the ensuing term:
Hiram l.. Warren, w. e.. T. Sarah Z.
Warren, w. " T.; BIrbary:sEa iAalt,
r. s.; NJ. s. C6ffman, F. s.; dWm.s G.
Warren, w. T.; Wm, Montgpmfy,W.
NJ; Jno. M. Hoops, A. NJ, Jos. Sutton,
w. c.; Nathan Andrews, /. g.; Mary
Warren, r. Fl. s.; Martha A: Garrett,
L. H. s.; T. ii. Rowles, o.tG.
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.vbsThs ohio STATE Fair VIII be held a t
7uNansheld frsm the 3D. to- the 9Th Of
September. =
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Profitable IEliIiiEInalIg.

We desire 70 engage aIew more tAgenkSs n lsei
World Rem owned IMPROVED RUCkETS SEW
ING MACHINE, alta liberal salary or on Com
mission. A Horse and Wagon gwen to Agents
HEuli Particulars furnished oA appilca fiof1. sHd
dress w. A. = HENDEf EfnSs<1nSs 81 lCO fGIeRera
Agents, ,0LKvELAND,- ONO, & ST. a1oUIss Ato31
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DSYChOLOGIC Fascination or Soul Charm
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3, 3, Thsse are four Fsd-haired men in the
Ohio Senate . = 2 % ri .
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: Revsrdy johnson b in favor Of with
drawing claims for indirect damages
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4. An AEx ~, fssnator and "A, A. Hotel
- =. :; -, Keeper.,,1ee,d -. -

Mr.. q Revels, thaeol0red gentleman
who represented MissiSsippifor awhile
/ in theSeaate, has been working mira
ele in Pittsburgh. He hes expelled the
devil of caste temporal. .ss i;sast, from
an afflicted hotel-leeper The way of
it was this: He got Off the cars, took a
hack to. one of the first-class ,hotelries-
his .frieHd and companion, Mr., Fred
erick Douglas going to the otber-and
|alighting demanded entertainment
Boliface began to excuse himself from
complying with the demand, but the
ex-senator expoun6led the amendment
civil rights bill to him in such ,canvin-
ling, way that he broke efshis excuses
by telling John to show the gentleman
to; his r90msa MR. Douglass was per-
mitted to register and take his ease in
his INN without.a word of objection
from any Caucasian CLERK, proprietor or
bystander. All of which goes to show
that civilization jss advancing in the
|sooty eity.-Spriaafet Repn6 6lscans;,i'
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8 If Vice President Cpifax should, be
renominated and reelected, it will be
the, first time, Witha single exception,
,thata Vice president has been his own
successor IN the history of orr Govern
nent,. The exception was that of Dan
iel o.. Tomnkins, of New York, who
served as Vice Rresidept, under The
two. terms of l2resid dent Monroe, aae Of
which terms occurred ia, what IL histor-
ieally know as the s:eTa Of good feeling
which "a Vice President, has, stepped
from that position to the Presidency
are six, to-wit;. John Adams, Thomas
Jefferson, $, Marlin Nan, Buren, John
Tyler, Millard FILLMORE and Andrew
dohnson 1.-The three latter succeeding to
the, ,Presid dency, on account of the demise
|of the :regntarlyf elected rineumbents
while holding office. dogs tIs - 3s.ars1 |
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o. sssi siFify tbonsstd people witnessed the
sin 9ayi1f 0f the cbfner-stoHe Of the new
City It'll ii San. Francisco on Thurs-
- = DAY. Three thousand Masons, In tnll
feRAiia, were in hne, and the entire
= second Brigade of the National Guards
were under arms,
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AGE ms! AGENTS!! AGgNF b!

We will pay $40 per week IN CASH. and ex7
penses, to good agents who will engage with US
AT ONCE. Everything furnished Address
F. a. ELLIS & CO., Charlotte. Mich.
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Republican State Con.
vention.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH a7th,
1872.

STATE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
Columbus, o., FEB. 23rd, 1872.
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icoa1ident that ttirposseSsss Al ehssadT99tagss
which lexperience -has sshoyn to be easshtiA -
perfect Sewing Machtns. s..s,t
The principle is he same ss in the old Raes--
'eE ys,isfi spr Machine, ha akohAnEeefh hAyp oesn'
same time less care and az III are required In
It's manage ment. Seams are crossed with sass.'
The work guided vii h scarcely an enort Near
Is double itSf former power. No urder-tensien,
70 manage. Every joint can pc ,rghtfneA q"
is'SS as y, ,lMeNtS' af-r..,, f-.a a.st,ft,ra ~
.gr.b..ra s4n lnlill2