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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL

MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
The council did not enter into the cleo
ton of city engineer last night. A res
olution postponing the election until tn,
fourth Monday in June next, was laid or
the table. The question will probably
come up at the next meeting.
The following resolution was reported
from the committee on streets generally
and was adopted under suspension Of
the rules:
Resolved, That the city engineer be and
is hereby directed to grade Broad street,
| west Of First street to Harrison street, and
that the sum Of $3.50, OF so much of the
said amount as may be necessary, be APP
propriated for that purpose"
Whether this resolution will have the
effect to cause the city engineer to fill up
Broad street to the level Of railroad ridge
in the centre Of the street, and thus force
residents along that avenue to use their Sc
cond story windows for lngress and egress,
or level the ridge to the present grade OF
the street, remains to be seen. In either
view it falls short of public expectation.
Not one word was heard from the commit
tee appointed to negotiate for the purchase
of the depot property.
Mr.. Stratus, the new chairman of the
finance committee. laid communication
before the council. giving o statement of
the present financial condition of the city.
Mr.. Stratus says the committee will make
an effort to restore to our money affairs
the healthy condition in which they were
about two years ago." The incom-
potency of the Democratic party to
manage the affairs of the city
is 50 strongly implied here, that the decla-
ration will not be wholly reassuring to our
citizens, who will, however, we are sure,
give the chairman, his committee, and the
council every assistance in their power to Sc
cure an economical administration of pub
lie affairs.
The proposition to purchase patent fire.
extinguishers was rejected, and that for the
purchase of over-coats for the firemen was
laid on the table for the present. Butchers
were given until January l., 1874, to re-
move their slaughter-houses outside the
city limits. The attention of the chief Of
police was called to the bone-mill, south
side of the Dock, between Twenty-tirst and
Twenty second streets, of which COM
plant had been made to the
board of health, and the recommendation
Of the board with regard to Schockoe
creek was referred to the committee on
streets, with the request for
an early report. The resignation of VIM.
B. Isaacs was taken from the table and re-
ceived. A resolution requesting the COM
mittee on streets to consider the propriety
Of erecting barriers along the basin bank,
was referred. The petition Of the ladies Of
the First Baptist fair for remission Of tax
bill was rejected. An ordinance providing
for paying to the First Virginia regiment
$500 per annum, and to each company of,
the regiment and the Attacks Guard 500
per annum, was laid on the table.
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D0- MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD

D6- MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BoARDERs FOR THE
SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS.
Can accommodate two small families. The
house Is a new one, pleasantly locatedlh miles
from the city, and the accommodation train on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops .at the place daily at 81 O'Clock a.
m; returning leaves Richmond at O'Clock, p
m. Address JOHN p. BALLARD,
apl1-n Richmond, Va.
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Fire.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Missouri
planning mill was burned last night. Loss
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~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and UHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED-made
to look as good as newly 49, g Az
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
ap9-6m S1S Broad Street.
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HAVANA, April A.-Bidwell was cap
tured twenty miles above the city. He
had maps of the city and country, and
refuses to say who aided him to escape.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-15

LEO. p. WHEAT, ESQ.,,
acknowledged to be the best organist In Ameri-
c. at the solicitation Of his friend, Colonel Will
GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
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rnE PRoaRAMxx

BENEFIT OF THE MEMORIAL FuNp.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

The Cincinnati Gazette OF
Wednesday contains the fol-
lowing:
"CHILLIcoTHE, April %.
I see that various papers in
the State are suggesting vari-
Gus names for the position of
chairman of the Constitutional
Convention. 1t can do 10
harm for me to suggest that
of Milton L. Clark the member
elect from this county, as a
man suitable in every respect
tor the position. Free from
the partisan prejudices of pol
iticians, elected on an in.
dependent ticket, a man Of
ierge intellect, comprehensive
views, and a thorough knowl-
edge Of parliamentary rulings,
and the general requirements
of the State, his elevation to
the place would, l am sure, re-
feet credit on his fellow mem
bers, and insure the rapid and
thorough transaction of all
business brought before the
convention.
Apropros TO this, l might
mention the fact that, In case
the convention adjourns from
Columbus, Chillicothe is an as.
pirant for the honor of being
selected as the place for its
sittings."
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LOUIS EYMAN, q son Of DR..

LOUIS EyMAN, Q SON OF Dr.
Eyman, of Cincinnati, who has
been in attendance at st. Ma
ry's Institute, Dayton, was
kicked until his leg was broken
and otherwise Ill treated by a
priest at the Institute, until
his life is despaired Of. Through
the influence Of the priest he
told his father that his leg was
broken while playing foot ball,
and it was only when hope OF
recovery was passed that he
felt far enough removed from
the priest to tell the truth
These facts came to light last
week, and now comes Mr..
Bing, of Sandusky, who states
that his son Henry Blng, lad
of fourteen years Of age, was
reported missing from the in
stitute on the 10th of March.
He was not informed Of the
departure OF his SON promptly,
and when he called at the in.
stituts and asked to see his
boys trunk 10 order to see
what suit he wore away, they
refused on the ground that the
priest in charge of the ward
robe was not present. MIR. Bine
has not yet heard anything
whatever from his son, and be
expresses q determination tc
make q thorough investigation
of the workings Of the insti
tute.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

ELsEwHERE we publish a let.
ter from Capt. Wilson on the
salary question in reply to
some structures upon the same
subject in the Jackson Stand
ard. We will be likely to have
some 'randoms thoughts in re
ply. Be it said TO Capt. Will
sons credit that he honestly
voted against not only the
back salary bill in every shape
in which it was presented, but
against all bills for increasing
the salaries of public officers
which have been considered
during his term of Office. Hav.
ang done bis duty in this re-
spect We fail to see why
blame should be cast upon
him for making the only legal
settlement he could make
with the government.
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TIE books of the Treasury
Department shows a reduction
OF the public debt during the
month of April of 81, ,247,4s5 so.
The total reduction since the
1st Of March, 1869, is $36s,Os2,
559 4S. During the same Pc
riod the British national debt
has been reduced but about
One-fourth that amount, a lit
tie over sss,OOo,OOo, while at
the same time the receipts Of
the English government have
been almost twice as great as
the receipts Of our own govern
mept. Thus 1t appears that
the governmental expenses in
that couptry are twice as great
as in ours. =
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The New ENGLAND Mutual
Life Insurance Co,
LIVE IssueAScE CoHPAsIEs1
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR
-sPUB1 ICATION.
To BE- pwsAshed at i,aa ones gear IN every county
i1hers here 70 an Agency.
STATE OF OHIO,
DEPARTMENT OF ISsURANcE,
Columhla. O. April 10Th. laTa

"HEREAs, The New England Mutual
w Life Insurance Company, located at Bos
ton, in the State OF Massachusetts, has fled
in this office q sworn statement by the proper
officers thereof, showing its condition and
business, and has complied, in all respects,
with,the laws Of this State, relating 10 Life In
surance Companies, organized by act Of Con.
gress, or BY or unde the laws Of any other
State Of the United States.
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of Law, I, W.
F. Church. superintendent OF Insurance. Of
ompanyis,,authoriSed TO transact iis appropr
ate business Of Lille Insurance In this State ID
accordance with law, during the current year
The condition and business OF said Compa-
ny at the date Of such statement, (Dec, 81,
1879, lis shown rs follows:
Aggregate amount OF admitted aa,
SETS, iLcluding the sum OF
s2,2s9, XII 10 IN premium notes
and loans held by the Company
on policies IN force............ Sll, ,4s9, 49, "a
Aggregate amount Of liabiltips,in,
cludiDg si0,ll0, ,24s.s4 for re.in>
-surance reseI ,2ss, ,s2442
Amount Of income for the preced.
ing year in cash......-...--...:.. 2,4oo,74s.sa
Amount OF premium note OF in.
rome for the preceding year. ...... 057 ,532 81
Amount Of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash ..... 73e, $50. 90
Amount OF .pl emium note expen-
ditures for the preceding year.. 472,3ll.fb
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, L have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the seal
ofmy ONCE to be affixed, the day ana wear
above written. W. r. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
JoHs 7. RApEs, agent at Macarthur, Oh
enay 1N2 ~. :
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Legal Notice.
Humphrey Clark, plaintiff, vs.. Nicholas Pafst
II.

Humphrey Clark, plaintiff, vs.. Nicholas Phfer
defendant.
VInton Comm on Pleas.
,I'HE defendant will take notice that ON The
18th day OF April, 1873, the plaintiff Med
his petition IN the Clerks ONCE OF the Conn
mon Plea 3 Court OF Vinton County, Ohio, Al"
leyng that the plaintiff sold TO the defendans1
the following desc ribed real estate, situate IN
TInton County, State OF ohio. 10 wit; part
Of the east half Of the south-east quarter OF
section No. 8, range No l8. Comme-cng az
a stone, 81 rods north Of the soui h'West cor
ner of SAID lot theneeS. 75o K. lt.6O chains 10
A stone, thence N. 45o east $50 chains to
stone; thence N. I2o W. I chains to q stone
thence West 1913 chains to q stone, thence
south 423 CHAINS to the place OF beginning
containing ten acres.
Also IN lots Nos. 33, 81 and 10, and the east
hall of n-lot No. is, in the town OF AllensVille'
in said county aud State, and furtner sverlng
that defendant gave to plaintiff sundry n5tes'
two of (which are overdue and unpaid, for the
sum OF $3.50 each, that the eame we're on IN.
terest from February 9th, 1871, and that there
is due thereon tho sum Of Ave hundred dol.
lars, with interest as Aforesaid, and praying
fora Judgment for the SAID sum. and also
hndlng and decree OF said Court that the same
Is lien on SAID lands for purchase money.
TIE SAID cause will be for hearing at tho
next term of said Common Pleas Court.
II. C. JON Es, Attorney Tor plaintiti.
April II, 1873. ~@
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munication in your paper, but ven
ture the prediction that you will not.
Lest you become weary In reading
this long letter, shall now take my
leave, trusting you may lead a quiet
and happy life in the future, and al
low your neighbors to abide in peace
and when / 60 to Congress again, l
will make it a leading feature in my
duties to get offices for you and your
sons and sons-in-law and all that per-
tain to you. Then you will have a
good time, ard We will be friends
again. Respectfully,
Ut. WILSON.
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DI1RSrANT In the command of an Order of
/ Sale In Partition issned from tho Court ~
Common Pleas of Vlntnn County and To mo
directed ~ sheriff said county, will offer
for sale at the door oi the Court n House, IN the
town OF Macarthur, Vinton County, OHIO, on
Fiday,ths 18th DaS Of May. A. D. 1877
at the honr oil o'clock p. NJ. Of said day the
following lands anh tpnemPn's, Htnate in the
county nfVinton and State of Ohio. In wit:
lst. The south half of The aouth east quar-.
ter Of section No. "a. township No. II, AMI
n nge No. II. containing eighty arrsa mora or
'e". saIa tract helng appraised at sixteen
hundred dollars Csl ,600l
End Also the north haTfof the sorth east
quarter OF section No. "a. township No. II,
and range No. II. containing eighty acres tsol
more or laSs SAID tract hcing appraised at
fourteen hundred and forty dollars. NI, ,+40.l
ard Also the east half of the north east
quarter Of section No. -. township No. n,
and range No. II, containing m ncres, moro
or less Appraised at twelve hundred dollars
Ith. Also the north half n the south>west
quarter ofsection No, o.. township No. II. and
Range No. ", containing eightvscres more or
less, Appraised at twelve hundred and eighty
dollars (S1,2s0)
5h. Also the west horr oi the north.we.t
VI F''' stflluU W. ". InWHNnIU pnu
range aforesaid, containing eighty tshD arrpa
nore or less. Apnraisad NJ thirteen hundred
and twenty dollars 81 SOY
9th. Also the north halfof the north. east
quarter of section No. %, township and range
aforesaid, excepting ten acres oH the west
end Of SAID tract leaving seventy C7OD acres
more or less. Appraised at twelve hundrel
and eighty dollars S1.2S0)
7th. Also the aonth>enst orarter of tho
north east quarter of sectIon No ~. township
nd range Aforesaid, excent three f8) acres
belonging 10 shat Ia known ~ the Georga W.
Gustin Farm appraised at six hundred ansf
twenty>nine dollars 1929
Sth. Also the north half Of the the south
east quarter NJ Feciion No. 81. township anf
range aforesaid. containing eighty t8ol arres
more or less. Appraised at sixteen hundred
dollars (sl .sOo.)
9th Also the north east nnarter Of tho
south west quart or OF section No. %, tow nship
No. II, and range No. II, rantair ing n "a
acres more or less. Appraised at seven hum.
dred and twenty dollars ts72O0
Excertng from above tracts 1T acres OF
the sost p,rt thereof hereto6ore sold 10 on a
dated June 1853
Earh tract ofthe above described lands and
tenements must bnng two. thirds OF the ap-
praised value.
Ordered In he aold In certain nartlt,on prs-
reedinea lately pending IN The Conrt NJ Com
non Pliers Of said county, wherein John Ma.
dera was neiitioners and Seneca W, Ely
! et al were defendants.
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IT is a asuggestive circum
stance that with perhaps, three
excephons-the United States,
Germany and Great Britain
all the civilized countries are
steadily increasing their debts.
The greater portion of them
have been created within the
memory Of the present genera
tion; the great majority Of
them are rising still with a
rapldity which Is adding an
nually hundreds OF millions Of
dollars to the national liabili.
ties of the world.
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James Dumkle,s Estate,

Probate Court, Vinton County, Ohio.
NOT1CEis hereby gwen that Barnet Aiken,
" ~ guardian Of Linnia j., Robert A., John,
sarah e., Arminda, and Nancy b. Dunkie,
~ ~ni,nors, mas Med his accounts with SAID wards,
severally, Tor hnal settlement with the 6rst
named, and for partial settlement with the
others; and that said several ccounts are ret
,or ,sr, nearing on the 10Th day Of May, A. D.
1878, a. ~ o'clock, AM.
April 2I, 1873 At ,
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TERMS OF SALE.

Ono third cash In han 1; and one third in
one year and one third in two years from
day Of sale. Deferred payments 10 hear in.
terest at per cent. per annum and 10 be se-
cured by mortgage % the premises iold,
GEORGE KALER,
shenno, Vinton county,
HOVER Q. JoNys, Attorney for plainHs.
April 10, 1873. sv
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

important inverition. II retains the rupture at
severest Strain. It's worn with omiort, and
ifkept on night and day, affects permanent
cure in few weeks. Sold cheap, and sent by
mail when requested, circulars 4 ee, when or.
dered bv letter sent to The Elastic Truss Co.,
No. 6s3 Broadway. ~. City. Nobody uses
metal spring trusses; too painful; they slip
of too frequently.i lmyam
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Saturday, the 18th Day Of Nay. A. D.
1873.

=, ,hs houy ofa o'clock, P. N. OF sAid day, the
following described lands and tsnemens, sos
wi: Part Of the east hall o. tne noIthsGE' ~
quarter OF section No. hVe, lol to"nsnP@ to"i,sR @ ~.
nine, (g) Of range No, eighteen, NSi VS ns
menclng for the same Of o stone, eigny u, =,
isI) rods north Of the south .wess cornN 1n a. y.
saId lot, thence south aeVenty,nuu.VSyYl.S So SoI
pTees, east fourteen and nIt, hunoIesn1. "a x ~
chains TO stone, thence forty nVe lsol ~. ~
grees, elst Ave and thlrty'sl& huhuIouss
b.36) chains to q stone, thence norm MeNe
n2) degrees west four chains 70 yhs,
thence west fiieen and fOrty-eight nunersusnss
ms. ISl chains TO q stone. thence south y vi sno
Senty.three "A. 23l hnndreths chains 70 ,ns
place Of beginning, being ten wv AcIes '"u'
Ate in VInton county, State ol ONO,
Appraised at three hundred and tWeny'siA
dollars and sixty-slI and tWo'thiIds eents
s326.GG3< aud must bnng tWo'1nlrds OF 'hA'
Also, ,ulots Nos. thirty.three, 50 sixteen,
Ia thirty four, "a and the eat hall Of NO. nI.
teen, I6 said lots being situate IN 'he to"h oi
AlIensyille, Vinton county, OHIO.
Appraised AZ seven hundred ana nnT'elshs
dollars and thirty three and one.thlrd cents,
S76s.S3H and must bring two thirds oi mat
lobe soldas he property Of Nicholas Pnier
to satisfy an order Of sale, issued rom ths
Court OF Common Pleas In favor oil hum
PIE TERMS Of SALE, Cash in hand o. the day
of sale GEORGE KALEB,
~ Sher,ff vinion County.
H.C. JOINS, Attorney for PlAintin.
April II, A. ID. e73. OT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

The Beckwith SEQ Family Sewing NTa-
chine, on 30 Days Trial; many adYantag-
es over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or $40
refunded. Sent complete, with full directions.
beekwith Sewing Machine Co., S62 Broadway,
MY. Imyam
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An iron bridge at Dixon,
ILL.,, gave way last Sunday with
a crowd upon 1T who were
witnessing a baptism which
was taking place IN Rock
River. 75persOns were killed
and 80 wounded. The bridge
was what was known as the
Truesdell patent. The bridge
built at Elgln, ILL.,, upon the
same model, fell, under slmi'
lar circumstances, and being
rebuilt, fell Of its own weight
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

ExrsRiEScs will teach any man that
Il j. advantageous to pstroniss those
yho sdysrtiss in newspaper. .,
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Roth FARMS AT A BAReAIx.

For further information call on or write 10
me directed to Omega, Pike Go, o, The
hrst farm 10 in one Of the most desirable situ-
atoms IN the township The farm 10 Liber-
tyHownshin - very convenient to the depot
al Londo nderry. MASON JONES.
27febl873
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THE PARLOR COMPANION.-Ev
eIy lady VANS enc Every man wants one
Sent on ceIet OF ten cents. Address L. F.
HYDE CO. l95 Seventh Avenue, New York.
lmayl8T3 am
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Any person who shall fail to comply with
the foregoing requirements will be subject to
severe penalties
Special.iax payers throughout the United
States are reminded that they mus. make ap-
plication to the Collector Tor Deputy Collect
or) of their respective districts, and procure
the proper stamp for the Special-tax Year,
commencing May ], 1873, without waiting for
further notice. b. y. COATES,
Collector Internal Revenue, llth District. o.,
Portsmouth, y.
nc. MILLER, Deputy Collector, Jackson
C. H., Ohio. lmy4w
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Saturday, the l7th Day..of May, 1873,

at the hour of2 o'clock P. NJ. Of SAID day, the
following described property, to wit: situate
in the said county of VintOn, o 10, a part OF
the southwest corner Of the mort h .east quar-.
ter Of section No. rs twenty FIVE, township No
IL eleven, OF range No. II seventeen and es~
peclally described as tract Of land tffty 90
leet in width running dagonally from n
point twenty-five feet north Of the lands sur.
veyed by =. W. Stone tor railroad from the
Vinton station to the Vlnton Furnace, where
said line intersects the west line of said quar-.
ter section, thence running south. east paral,
lei to said surveyed line, bit twenty I've feet
north ofsaid survey, which said line running
Ms aforesaid, is 10 be the center Of SAID strip or
tract of land herein conveyed.
Also three 3 acres and i've s rods, being a
strip Of land being thirty five IS feet wide
from the centre Of the railroad tract of he
V,nton Furnace 4 Coal Company OF Ohlo's
railroad on each side of said railroad tract,
from the center, located in the northwest
quarter OF section No. %, township No. IL, Of
range No. IL, in Vinton county OHIO. Also,
the railroad iron and ties located IN The above
described real estate, supposed 10 be about
tWo'thlrds Of mile in length.
Appraised at thirty.four hundred dollars,
81, 400 and must bring two.thrds OF that sum.
TO be sold az the property OF the Vnton
furnace Coal Company or Ohio, ct al, to
satlslI an order sale, issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas, in favor of Cornelius Karns,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on the
day Of sale. GEORGE KALER.
sheriff Vinton County.
CORNELIUS KAsNs.
April II. 1873. 6w
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AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
WAN iED to sell our new and novel en-
broiderlng machine, send tor illustrated cir.
cular, to the Mckee Manufacturing Company,
$40 Broadway. New York. 1myam
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DR.. BOWERS, Dentist, Near
thur. o
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BON.TON FILTRATION SIGNALS,
Sent on receipt OF 25 cts. Unique printing
and publ shing House, SO Vesey street, New
York. lmyam
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

WIANTED, agents and peddlers for our
w Press and Strainer- Presses and strains
Jams, iellies, herbs. vegetables, lard, tai low,
meats, cheese, &c. Over 60,OOU sold in a
few localities. Sells quick. Every family
wants it. sewing Machine and other estabs
lished agents are finding this very profitable.
Circulars fee. Littlefeld and Dame, ld2
Washington street, Boston, Mass. lmaysw
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FARM 9 FOR SALE.

THE fam on which now reside in Jack.
y son township, Pike Co., o., near Sharon.
Vile, and containing nearly six hundred aeres
Also my farm in Liberty township, Ross Co ;.
o., and containing about $50 acres. IWill sell
either or
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HOW IT'S DONE, or the Secret out
lMustaci e ami Whiskers in 42 days. FMS
great SECRET and 100 others. Gamblers
Tricks, CardIology, Ventrloamsm, ali in the
70, rs cents. Address ID. U. CUTLER, Car.
thage, Illinois,