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The Central National Bank,
flE

OF COLUMBIA.
hFFERS for salea limited amount OF above
" mentioned BONDS, at the following rates:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. toniy SIC, 600 per
mile. at 81 cents aud accrued interest; Sc
COND MORTGAGE, (only 81. 600 per mile
Ut as cents and accrued interest," and recon-.
mend them to Trustees and others h h1yiuc
money to invest, as being che most desirable
secHrHy on the market, for the following roa-
sons, to wit:
FlRsT.-TuEr CANNOT DE TAXED BY THE STATE,
COUNTY Or CITY. Tho United States Supreme
Court, in tho case OF the Northern Central
Railroad rs. Jackson, (see Wallace, Supreme
Court U: b page 2G7,) decided that, when a
Railroad mortgage is q joint one, on property
lying IN two or more states. the bonds 90.
either Of the Statee; and the same principle
relieves them from taxation by.Coun,y, City,
or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia and Al.
gusta bonds are secured by joint mortga age
Carolina and Georgia.
sEcoND.-Beoause they are absolutely safe
being stcnred by frat mortgage OF only
$40 Oo0, ana second tuortgage Of only IS, 600
Augusta, and on ell the work shops, bridge e,
franchise and equipments VI eaid road. p
THIRD Because the sale OF the fret mort.
gage bonds will extinguish tho floating debt
of the road, and the proceeds OF the second
mortgage bonds will be exclusively Applied
to Improving the road and adding 10 its
tqnipments; thus enhancing tho value OF the
properly morfRaRed
& FOURTH -Because tic bonds arc COMMON
bonds. and tho interest payable in New York,
Charlotte. Columbia or Augusta, at the op.
tion OF tho holder. Thus th can be col.
lecteh through any bank without .xpense.
FIFTH. The business Of the Road IL rapidly
increasing. and the property and franchise
daily becoming more valuabie-the not earn.
ings for the last five months being over tifty
per cent. more than for the corresponding
months OF the preceding year.
E1Nrn These Eonds are practically re-
df!mht'e I" gold for specie pa, ment will cer-
tainly be resumed before their majority. In.
"cstors Will, therefore. buy with greeLbacks
worth 81 cents, and receive their pay ut par
illus adding profit Of OVER Thirty CENTS
on thn dollar on The First Mortgage Londs,
anu OVER TH1RTY.sEyEN CENTS on he Second
MoftIdJr B"nds. and in the meantime receiv-
ing high rate OF interest.
FINALLY.-As these Bonds have a fixed
value in New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they are considered good collate-
rails. on Which money can always be borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN b. PALMER, President.
a. ~ hRES1ZRR. CAahler. Jan 81
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A CERTAIN CURE FoR CH1LLs AND FKvrR-
First take the Blood and Liver pills. to work
off the bile and partly the blood; three or
four will be sufficient. Then take a tsble:
spoonfulof HElEITSH'S CHILL CURE. II
hae beentried: we know it'll
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eA1741z1sRs..4 In che nexs House.
OF Reptessptitixess there nwill !ha ,foqr
'6mlthsr one each ftom New; York. Viz
ginfs, Ohio and' North Carolina; .fqdr
Wilson's, sfr6m Mary yland; 46wa. nOts1Hon'
andt andiana; lthree WiiliGmses, siFom.
Wiaconein. Massaehusetts .apd Indiana;
Il three; SS glarks; flom HeYi iJaFsssy. Missouri
ana New York; three Harrises, from
Massachusetts,. Georgia and Virgfhfa;;
two, Cohhssrona from North Oarolina and
one 4rpma Kansasi 3 two, ,Parkers, one from
Ny .H HHeHmPehire sffPd, ,.Sne ,fEEep Missouri,
wivAFM6.v i The Two bfdthefR. TE6eKezef'
andIG GeorgNN H0afi rconne from MAssaI
chpyatts,A aud thereiara enough other
poipntes lin the 5esteE, 70 make considerable
auh6y yahDe ii the transpotion Of public
bus1neas ihf the 'Honse, -''"o 'n'''.' =
...o,ey fWt1sh! Cbr. :BdaiHtd,>e GAtesse' '"s
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E. E. DAVIES & CO.,
Plain Street, Neat Door to Dr.. E. e. Jackson,
nEALEBS in EGETABLES. Foreign and
~ Domestic Fruits. Dressed Poultry, Wild
Game. Fresh Fish, and all kinds OF Country
Produce. Families supplied at short notice
All goods delivered free Of charge in any part
Of the city. Mar AZ imo
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Southern Warehonte Company,
,qerp9ts street, ne1 GraenpNS and Coli haoia

,YeTV90 Styeets HeY 0fe6HUW4 ana Colt f7lb70
Railroad,
IT'S prepsred to receive COTTON and other
yanees -upon the same. Cotton shipped to
thie house will be stored subject to- the order
-ot ct TIE owner, and the low ess rates charged
Ensured i1 good reliable O. nls4ies, If insur:
,anoe ts desired; and adysl ces will be made
ct the lowest b. king rates. Ctr storehouses
ere @ 90 located that drayage is not necessary,
and no charge Tor handling will be made.
all buain sss COMMUNICATIONS should be
.,...',,n,,' ;, SisDEaRH HoPE, President. .
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MORNING.



WANT NEVER BEFORE SupeLIED.-In re-
.Htonk ;where Liver Complaint and Bilio1s
piae1ses prevail to so great an extent, there
has long been felt the need Of I medicine
that would act specifically on the oIiveS, te.
storing IT to its normal functions, and st the
same time be safe'from after effects, and Vet
go simple tn 1t il mhy be used by any ons..itt
,t1 now admitted by all that DR, TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER HP1LLS SUPPLY this
want. Theyare now. prescribed By the mdat
eminent physiciens throughout the whole
TSodsh. "!.n- 2. .h7aisiS ,THaH; tiI't oHs.
, 1a.. TgTT'a ExPEcgqRANy.7.Tte properties
o. this elegant preparation arc demulcent,
nutritiVe, balsamici healing and thing. r.
braces the nervous syatem and produces
pieaehnt and refreshing sleep. It e1hiIaratcs
and relieves gloominess and Hepres Gi0n. Il
IL the moat ygluabie Lung Balaam ever OF.
fered 10 suferers rrom Fu1m monary Diseases.
.Apftl0 go ~ :2Gs,.Se ein,H 1871
{ ,0RsTACAEEtTO :nIAftRIAGE-.+Happy
relief for young men from the effeota OF errors
And abuses In early life" Manhood restored.
1mpediments to Marrihge removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. Now and remarkable re-
medies. Books and Circulars cent FREQ. in
eealed envelopes, Addross HOWARD, ASSO-
CIAT1ON, No: South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.Gan institution haviDf High fepu-
tation for honorable conduct and protessional
skin. Mar 23 SIN
.nN the BreaKiast,, LancKcon, Dinner
y.And Supper Table, LEA, L. PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE is indispeasar
BILE. J0HNDUNCAN'S SONS. New York;
Oct 20 t1yt Agente for the United States..,l
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Remarkable Corn..-Cooley's Earlv
White Field Corn.-.Certifcate.
T CERTIFY that I planted COOLEYs
l. EARLY CORN In April, 1872, finishino
about the 18th. On the 1st Of August, tho
Corn seemed cured; and OH the 9Th Of An.
gust, examined very carefully, and found It
dry enough to send to mill for meal.
WM. j.. YANCEY, Alabama.
For sale at e. Fl. HEINITSH'S
March II Drug Store.
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Our Carpets Oil Cloths. Mattirgs.
RUGs, OORNIOEs,. WINDOW SHADES,
together with House.furnishing Goods.
Trunks, Sstchels, &c, has been specially re.
plenished, and we offer a good full line Of ali
these goods At prices to suit aH .
r.. SRIVER Il 90. n
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a. = Our Large Stock of - Llla'
D R r GOOD S.!

~ Embroiderios. White Goods, Noiiens, Do.
'mestio and Printed Goods, Cashmere Jeans,
Broad Cloths, Cassimerca, &C., has been sort
ed up, and are offered fresh and desirable, at
our usually low prices r. G. 3HIVER d co,
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. An EarneAt Invitation
ITO BUYERS to CALL AND EXAMINE our
L goods and prices. t. G. SILVER 4 CO.
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NOI;THWARO

s-tntou for jamestown, N. Y, and conneet
with a q G, ". trains east aud west Connects
Warren Yith Trains cas, and. VEST ON the /, & Z
4 T. -, rHAYER Coql Supt.,
Dg1klrE New T0L
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NOHTuWAHD TRAINS
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AN OLD SETTLER There was lately
found on the Runnloger faim, Frencbcreek
township, tortoise With ihe inscripiion'D
r ,.lSll,' cut in his shell, and below that
up. r., 1892" the former being the initials
OF David Runnnger, an Old citizen of the
township long since dead; and the latter
the initial Of Philip Runninger, son OF the
former, and also deceased. Tue ioder Of
this venerable old crawler 10 son of Pbilf
ip, aud after !nscribng upon its back ID Il
jr., 1878" he turned the torIoee loose for lhe
inscription of future generations Iastau-
ces are recorded of the tortoise living over
century.
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pirrner Items.

Mr.. r. T. Lockwood has dhposed Of his
store to Mr. Dapiel Leach. who will Lere-
after manage tho entire busioess.
We always had profound apprec 'ation
OF e, a. Poe and his particular effusioni--
"Tbe Bel!s"--but said appreciation is sadly
at Discount for the following reas ons
The as!u,e Plumer SCHOOL Marms" thick
It pleasant pls,ime ("to waste time'') to
continually jingle the large bell upon their
school bouse. II they knew how diaagreea0le
i; vas to the citizens they would "Iet up a
little on it, tysnkee pbrasolosy) further
it is very humilating to Plameriies (what is
lefty when some romantic cus5 loses his.. way
O0d wanders into town aad addresses you
thusly: "Ilas some poor mortal shaken off
the mortal coil and being shipped to that
country from whose bourne no Traveller re-
tutns? We assure saiirically-Noi why!-
because have heard the bell tolling con-
tinually for at least two hours-such scenes
are of daily occurrence. Now ont OF respect
for the great and good Geo. Romef who
purchased the bell at large cDst--we would
humbly suggest that 'his.eyer'astns ringing
be moderated little. irug they must
we, would propose tba, bell something
similar to Aldeu's dinner bell be used we
hope the school boys around Will coaveue
at once and make arrangements satisfactory
10 the wishes of the citizens on this "beil''
ringing.
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C6erles Knight. The veteran pnb,isber
aud u ithor who shares with the brother,
Chambers the honor of establishing cbeon
and good popular literature IN Enrlsnd,
died on the 9th inst, in tue eighty<second
year OF bis age. The "Penpy Cyciopedia. -
"PenDy Magazine" and other works tina,
did very much towards the creation of
sound aud healthy literary taste. were aros.
" or wholly due to bis enterprise, judpe<
ment, and ability. His m ission in life was
to elevate the standard O! popular Literal
'ure and he lived to seeshe work SUCCESS
Ml.
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philadelphia has tried the experiment n,
manufacturing its own gas and is not harnv
over tho result: The report for 1872 show,
me expenditure to have aqualled the, re<
ee'pt' without adding anything to the siuk<
ing fnnd for the payment of the $40 600 Ooo
Original cost Of property. There was
"'eak"ee" OF gas during the year to the
valns Of S45O,O crssses with star,,inc
tapld''y A. 'hs'ans time the gas pro !.
d'oing quality OF the coal used seerna n
de'eriorate At an equally fast rate. A tor
OF coal produces absut one 9th less ca. =,
1872 than 1t did in 1857. Probably the,o
are o'aeF "leaks' than in the Gas works and
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The Natmal Bridge, in Virginia, ,is repor-
'ed In danger Spontaneous combustion has
'shen place by the mingled action Of mel
ed snow sulphur or metallic oxides and the
neat taus generated has set FIRE to the gra-
bamile-a species'of bitunlnons coaI--wbich
lntstsects the mountain limestone forming
the great main Of he bridge. A '.reliablo
eentlsman''paseing over the bridge saw the
smoke and flames, and Professor Campbell
OF the Washington and Lee University, tells
oil about the cause.
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or TIE ivs hundred aud oriy/five COM
9cls in he. .Pepi'cntiary last year, forty
were sentenced from this county. Venanao
however does not claim the honor of the
"bornns" more than oue-tenth OF the nun.
Der The most of them are strangers, whose
tove for that noble animal, the bSrse, had
led them within Judge Trunkey's jurisdic-
thing brousht them 10 this region, where
there is honest work for all and plenty o.
tbieving to be done beside. Seven prise
nsrs were sent from this county in 1872, and
thirteen were discharged.
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sc LITTLE JD.,,

Just arrived, Emel Zedwich, alias, Slit
tie JOY the champion Boot and Shoe Arls
OF the Oil Region, has just received and OPP
ened for inspection and sale, cheap, IL Gas.
rs of the finest and latest style Of ladies and
misse- shoes that was ever brought into the
Oil Regions, consisting of children's French
Kid tuttcned and laced Shoes fine black
cioth buttoned shoes both for ladies and
misses,-a French KID, Fox shoe, laced, for
ladies, Prunela sooe, WITH tasscls-Ab!
tassels,
"Wilh tassels on her boots
A style sm sure that suits
Those Yankee girls, with hair. that cnrls,
And tassels on her boots"
Sing.
And while you do 1t we will state tuat
We have The latest fashion out. the Opera
toe' slipper, which are now all the rage in
the East. the demand being so great foe this
new style Of good,s, that it was Only through
the friendship OF former years, that "r OBJ
tanned the present stock. Juss thiG;. of lt
iEdies, the very latest ogoins, Opera toe
shoes and s!ippels-Oh! my
"AI'er The Opera was ever
After the music was doae
We gems o! the very first wIter
= with the Ladies' go ,nd!e, ium ,u,n {"
Don't fail to cell early, i! makes 90 d.fie,-
ence whether you buy or no' W. VIII con-
slider it pleasure to show you tbs iinp.t o.
goods aud the very best quality in tne .upl-
he', don't delay calling for we sold one
hundred dollars worth inside If four hours
after we opened the stock we have Flarked
down the'price to suit two dollar oil, come
carly then for everything is bound to dsap,
pear like hot cakes before Cort Dodees'
boarders,-we are so busy that we wons he
able to 'siand on our head" or sing to you
this trip; but as We rush around and whistle
you can sit down npon'a piece ofwax and
see or feel how it sticks If you wish to-
Remember then that all OF our new stock
of shoes have ''steel saanks" aud are guar
anieed to keep the shoes straight until they
are entirely worn ont. For gentleman we
keep on hand the best French calf skins
from which customers can select their own
material. We have in our employ Mr..
Lawrence zetwlch, who makes specially
OF fine boois and has no superior in the OH
Regions. Repairing neatly dons.iaud prices
moderate at Little Joe's, Sm4b's III stand.
Washington Street, Petroleum Centre, Pa
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Petroleum Centre Temperance RECORD
Oil City Public MoIu,

The printers of thesannual volume of laws
passed by the OHIO Legislature are of the
Kind that "foliow copy, il it goes out of the
window the slipsoftbe copylst's pen being
reproduced with Chinese accuracy. aud the
proof renders copjectural emendation being
also bracketed into the text. Thus law
passed February 7, relative to. testing liz
Eliminating oils says the oil must be heated
until itemits a gas or vapor 'that will ig/
mite by bringing the fame of lighted
match or other burning taber [taper1 in
contact with the surface of tie article being
tested" There ia literalness for You!
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THE Oil City Derrick throws ont few

The OIL City Derrick throws ont few
more ideas this morning, VIC might say
siurs 1ut viii not thereby giving old moral
ity himself (thc Dttricl edit0r) the benefit
of doubt as TO his temperance priucples.
Ia regard to what the Derrick asks. VIZ:
snow, what did the Record Rts fsf
supporting license, besides an occasional
rec drink OF whisky at the bars in Pstro'e-
nm Cenire? viii it answer? We did"
ITO be certainly" we VIII. In tie tl'st
place that moral (beip t1e mark) sheet
knows very well, II they have read the RE-
CORD, that we took no part whatever in the
question except to state tha. we cons'de.ed
the passage OF that law would infect the
business interests of the town. We have
conclusiv" proof of it from the fact that the
closing OF trese Same saloons and hotels,
wherein TIE Derrick men have tirpled aud
got drup+ many a time, forces us TO stop
publication from lack of advertising, we
think the point could be plainly seen by
the sponsor Of the public morals had Oil
City voted egainst license.
With regard to free drinks we got none.
That's pretty thin, considering the many
free drioks we've bad together at Charley
Stats and ct By. Tay'or's in Oil City, let
alone the old time ia Petroleum Centre,
where Bishops condesoended TO become lay
men, for this occasion only, and Longwelfs
became email wells by gradual process
Of simmering down under the influence Of
the good old stuff. No insinustons intend
ed. We continue to take ours "plain and
strait, iordf there is anything we do dislike
It's ''double deal' even on drinks. "Now
do be still, boys"
| 'Insectiyerous sheet" That's good
word colIege derived, you know. We
once saw a 1850 ton vessel ran down and
sank by a single mast yacht. We accept
the insinnatiou, but then the 'battle is not
always TO the strong, neither is the victory
to the great"
From ''aouble dealing" Of oil kinds, good
Lord deliver us.
Next moral lecture!
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The startling effects Of intoxicating l'q'
uors ave again teen demonstrated by q
beiuddled Missourisn who took II Into h'f
head TO accuse every man he met OF having
committed murder that had been pDvelop-
Ell iu mystery for some time. The last ac'
cused !aan owned mp, and now awaits trial
for his crime.
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The local option law must be enforced.
From and; after this date and up TO the
day the local option law goes into effect, !
will sell allkinds and brands OF wines, and
liquor ut retail at wholesale prices, as my
stock must be closed out. Now is the time
10 purchase little vial for home use.
OWEN GAFFNEY
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Mistaw Frcoi hand aw Mr.. Ye-a,es hslso,
ave p'wsitively hawserted aw. that while
ln this dod blarsed country, you know, they
nevah met hs single vulgaw parson, by
Jove! Aw! thankee! Verwy much bebli!
ged, I'm shnah, - Dairo: Tribune.
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Geld at l p. IA. ll6M
The aaolon Brothers are outeone

The aanlon Brothers are outcoue. L.s,
night coo OF our citizens, to get clear of
paying Tor drials that be had Iost nIoviro
"whi>ksy POKER" walked ga Ia Dlondin. y
twenty foot scantling, scaling twenty
foot fence, thereby clearing tho drinks and
leaving p''ch from his pants sticking to
the top OF the fence as flag OF truce to the
saloon keeper. meaning that some thjncs
can bs done as well as Others. Nextl
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Mercer county gives 500 majority against
license; Crawford county, 300; Chester
county, 1000; Erie county, 600; Lawrence
coun,y,cl.0Oo. A majority OF the eastern
connti0 vote IN favor OF license. The pop
nlar voe of the State appears to be in favor
OF license.
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Ihe Democracy will be compelled TO take
back seat in the next Congress. The Sen
ate will stand fftyione Republicans to TWEEN
tyi'hree Democrats, including Sumner. Tip<
Ton, Fenton and Scburz and the House will
probably have ono handred and ninty/six
Republicans to ninety/three Democrats.
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There was ii2h, betwaan D,nnnr7 and
NorwNts Eooslers in this pace. Friday
The rhin every good ci:7en nlust ieo over
Soch lrntal diaplay is somewhat modified
by tbe ssct ibat our rooster licked. r DAM
bury News.
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+ Here is the latest scientific generalization
OF newspaper origion: 'In short the dis
s'm'larities of similarity of ali things, nat
ural or artificial, is the NEST mysterious Of
oil the hidden and yet clearly visible mys-
terious."
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gentleman of Warren altempts,to break
up the long visits made by young men to
his daughters on Sunday nights by making
them burn candles only two inches long.
This don't sea re the young men ia the least
IN fact they say the best time is after the
candles bae burned cut.
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''Congressionsl Swag' is what the Wash-
ington correspondents call the re,ractive
$4,000 pocSeted by members of Congress.
Those who are familiar with police reporta
will understard what ''swsg" means.
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"A Missouri woman SAID she gave rail
road conductor ten dollar bill; he said it
was a two' she Insisted; he persisted; she
took out a revolver and snapped 1t, and be
gave her the balance, not wishing to have
any dispute With lady,
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A Tenpesses belle lately punished s,

A Tennessee belle lately punished suit
or who sought TO gain her band through
false asDsrsion OF his rival by going with
him to the altar, and then responding 'no'
at The most critical moment, and complet-
ing the ceremony with the calumniated
one
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IN ecanomica! landlady down east goes
around the supper table at night and IVA =
'iogI" match at each borders plate. II
that match al's there is no appeal to the
sarr.
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connecticut youth. who read iu a
Hartford paper Of ths large clerical force
employed by one of the insurance COMPANY
ies' called at tho odice the other day. with
ayonas lady, TO have one OF the clergy men
marry them.
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A divorced husband in Indiana took the
doors, windows and blinds OF his wife's resi-
dence as hs share OF their united earnings.
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Good pews for ,6e poor. Severa, ca mpa-
mes are organizing in tie East TO manniac-
t"re sewing machines, aud it is predicted
mat sixtv/hve dollar machines will sell at
thlrty-iive dollars within year.
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The Crawford county nation dogs have
opened. the campaign. WIN. Smith, :. u
Spring township, tailed nine sheep killed
on Sunday.
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Jones thinks that his kitchen CLOCK must
keep uthe time that tries mems souls"
ever knows when dinner is going TO be
ready
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A.buia'o paper announces that by the
recent burning Of an ice house there twenty
thousand tous of leo wero "reducsd to
0sbes."
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Fortv-eigbt thousand dollars worth 81
horses have been shipped by rail from Green
vile since the goth of January last.