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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-23
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
MERCHANT TAILORING.

When in the course of wear and tear
of every day life it becomes necessary
to dissolve our connection with the suits
that have done us so much services In
keeping us warm and free from expo
sure, there is one place where we can
find consolation and friend indeed In
our distress. Yea, a place where we
can safely put our trust-where there
is no need offear that we shall be cheat
ed, unsuited or unsatis6ed-where the
fabric Is strong aud the manufacture
superb where the prices are lust and
and the style all that can be desired.
There Is a charm about an easy, glove
fitting, elastic suit, that 10 seen and OBJ
served by all men. "Where did you
get that superb suit of clothes?" "Where
did you secure such splendid fitting
garment" Is often asked. There are
many tailors, and q number of them
are undoubtly fair samples of the genus
homo and also credit to the craft; bu.
how generally tailors fail In the fitting
of garments to the human form; how
often good piece of goods is spoiled In
the lit; how sadly and dejectedly manya
man wanders about the streets, feel
Ivy us, Ihe S,ane lhe tslior nascaused MN,
shop, and he the wearer of Ill Perhaps
soo.,au S ,auy ios1 nas even J'iteo nun IN con-
'oqu'noe VI ILLS. mis iuriorn % appearance
The want oft | the feilow% n %
Not that a man is less man for wear.
ing plain clothes, but when he Is s,dress.
ed up" he should indeed be dres sed not
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Big Greek Items
Warm weather Is approaching.
Now for straw hats.
To late to graft.
Farmers busy at work.
The picnic season coming.
Fruit trees look promising.
The roads have dried nicely.
The woods are now putting on their
beautiful green foliage.
Some of our old farmers, who pretend
to know ali about 1t, say that we will
have an abundant supply Of apples this
year, providing the frost will not set in
to soon.
Wheat, rye, and oats look well, but
need rain. Some corn planted-needs
rain also. The spring season is some
what late in this vicinity, as regards
the bloom and leaf of fruit and forrest
srees, than for several years. A fuller
bloom has not been seen for several
years on all kinds of fruit trees than
this, and IL the drouth, blast, insects and
birds will stay their ravages tho yield of
fruit will he very large the coming sea-
son-even the peach trees, which are
scarce-only here and there a solitary
one that has struggled and lived along
for years in barrenn ass are full of blos-
SONS.
We noticed in last weeks issue of the
Advocate" (under the head of New
Advertisements several of our farmers
names appearing, positively forbidding
all persons from tresspassing on their
property for fishing or hunting. They
are determined to fill it to dol, for
the new Pennsylvania law makes it q
penalty of fifty dollars for any one 10
fish on the premises where notices are
published In the newspapers forbidding
it.-How is that for high?
Preparations are being made, both at
the factory and quarry Of the Poho Poke
Slate Co., to put it in operation at once.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-23
A Red-hOt Heart.

The Northern Christian Advocate
says: "The sermons Of 7. De Wit Tai
mage are the product of strong thought,
a red-hOt heart, tremendous earnest
ness" Mr.. Talmage has recently be-
come editor Of The Christian at Work,
a firstclass sixteen page family and re-
ligious journal, published at 102 Cham
bers street New Yerk. @. II. Spurgeon
is their special London coLtriburor.
Sample copies mailed free. See their ad-
vertisement.
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The L. and w. IT. A.

Vno IL. ana W. H n. /
A regular meeting of the Lehighton
and Weissport Temperance Association,
was held in the NJ. e. church, in this
borough, on Wednesday evening last,
the President, A. W. Raudenbush, In
the chair. The minutes OF previous
meeting we're read and approved.
1t was on motion, Resolved, That the
compensation for lecturers be limited
to IS.
Resolved, That the Executive COM
mittee, through its chairman, E. Miner,
be authorized to make arrangements
with Rev. Wilmer Coffman, pastor of
the M e. church, to deliver the next
lecture, on Monday evening, June 1st.
1874, in the basement of the First Pres
byterian church, of this borough.
Eighteen persons signed the pledge,
at the close of the meeting.
Adjourned to meet at same place on
Wednesday evening next. 9th inst, at
1880 o'clock. Friends of temperance
are invited.
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Special Notices.
Piles | Piles!! Piles III

Piles, Internal, External, Bleeding or Itching.
The intense suffering occssioned by the diFtres.-
Ing disease, In Its various forms, Ia known only to
those who are unfortunate enough to be afflicted
with 1t. The sieepless Diehts, the unoom fortabs
days. the haggard looks OF the sufferer bear wit
ness OF the intensity Of the pain experienced when
troubled with this prevailing disease. The sue
unelualled In the anuals of medlcinei Relief is
Immediate when used as directed. The Immense
deuand for this great remedy " unparalleled.
Thousands are using 1t with the most satisfactory
results. Sold by A. J. DURLING, druggist, Le
highton. ufavyiv
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Tape WormI Tape worm {

Tape Worm removed IN from 10 8 bours with
harmless Vegetable Medicine. The worm passfug
from the system ahve. No fee asked until the en-
entire worm, with head, passes. Msdicine harm
less, can refer those aiicted TO the residents Of
this city whom have cured. At my Office cal be-
seen hundreds Of specimens, measuring from ~
to 100 fest tn length. Fifty per cent. OF cases OF
Dyspepsia and disorganizations OF the Liver are
caused by stomach and otser worms existing In
by the medical men OF the present day. Call and
see the original and only worm Destroyer, or send
for circular which will give a full description
and treatment Of nil kinds Of worms, enclose ct-
stamp for return OF the same. d.. u. y, KuExkS,
259 North Ninth Street, Pb,adephia, Pa.
advice at Office or by rnail free)
AS-SEAT, PIN and STOMACH WORMS alss
removed. Sept. 9, 1sye-1y
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A Gard OF Thanks.

A Gard ofThanks.
The members of Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran church desire to return thanks
to the members Of the First Presby yteriau
church for the use of their organ; to
Prof. Fl. A. Kline, Mrs DuFour and
III. A. KuDtz, Mr.. Frantz and Mr.. g.
Horn, for the kind services rendered
in the choir on the occasion of the
dedication services of the church base.
ment.
REV. d. K. KEPNER Pastor,
Lehighton, May 20, 1874.
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Children's Carriages.

IF. P. Semmel, the hardware mer-
chant. of Lehighton, has this week re-
ceived one of the largest assortments of
chldren's carriages from the State of
New York, ever brought to this town,
and respectfully asks those of our citi-
zens who need anything in the line to
examine the styles and prlces-both of
which are bound to suit. Some of them
are very handsome.
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Shot his own Son.


John Fitzpatrick, miner of Wilkes
Barre, while in drunken fit Friday
night of last week, shot and killed his
only son. Fitzpatrick came home about
0 O'Clock, and when he ascertained that
his wife was vislsting at q friends
house he got a revolver, took his son 3
watch, sat upon the door step, and swore
that unless his wife returned in fifteen
minutes he would blow her heart out.
The son, nineteen years of age, who
had retired, heard the threat, and got
up and asked his father to pnt up the
revolver, but received threat for re-
ply, and upon repeating the request the
father fred and shot him in the left
temple. The murderer was arrested a
few minutes afterward, and Sunday
morning denied all knowledge of the
affair.
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Strawberry Festival.

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church, of this borough, will hold
strawberry festival in the basement OF
that church, during the month of
June, and extend cordial invitation
to our citizens to attend. The proceeds
TO be devoted 70 church purposea.
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Shot by = Lunatic.

John Donahoe was shot Wednesday y
afternoon at the Empire Mines, Wilkes
Barre, by Thomas AcNally, the ball
entering the right cheek and lodging In
the neck. Donahoe went to McNally's
house to pay him some money, but Nc
Nally, who has become deranged within
a few days, supposed he was going to
he arrested for some imaginary cause
aud fired On him as he came up the
steps. Donahoe is still alive and Nc
Nally Is In custody.
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Large Fire.

Large Fire.
On Monday evening a week the citl-
zens of the village Of Lehigh Tsnnery,
near White Haven, discovered that the
imm ense tannery of Messrs. Holcomb
& Co., at that pl ace, WIS on FIRE. The
alarm was at once sounded. and In few
minutes large crowd assembled and
were at work endeavo voring to subdue the
flames, but it was soon discovered that
the most that could be done was to save
dwellings of the people of the town,
which were in great danger OF being
consumed. BY hard work the houses
we're saved, but the tannery was com
pletely destroyed. 1t contained $4,000
hides in various stages of preparation,
and the total loss is estimated at 475,-
000-AllentOwn Democrat.
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Marrled,

On the sth inst, ut Slatington, by Rev. l..
X. Derr, Charles II Macdaniels and Miss
Rebecca Outer, both of weissport, Pa.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. j. ID. Schindel,
Alfred Sachs and Agnes L. Baker, both OF
Coplay.
On the 10th inst, at the NJ. E. Parsonage
In Parryville, by Rev. l.. b. Brown, John
w. Beltz and Miss Leanda Smith, both of
Parryville.
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Religious.

Methodist Episcopal church-Rev.
Wilmer Coffman, pastor.-Preaching at
1920 A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Sermon at
night for the Young. Sunday School
200 P. NJ.
The usual religious service will take
place to- morrow Sunday evening, In
the Presbyterian church, commencing
at 7.30 O'Clock. all are invited to at
tend. Fl. F. Mason, pastor.
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Horr,,,Ie tfurdsr AZ summ,t u,II.

A most horrible murder was commi T.
ted at Summit Hill, in this county, on
Tuesday hight last. The victim Kate
Leimbach, beautiful young girl of II
years, the daughter of widow, was
entlced from her home and killed In
tome low brush short distance from
town. The body was discovered on
Wednesday morning by laborer on his
way to work, who accidently stumbled
over 1t as he was proceeding through the
woods. The wounds were all on the
head, which presented frightful ap-
pearance, and appeared to have been
made with stone. The Coroner sum-
mened a jury and proceeded to hold an
inquest on the body, but so far no evil
dence has been elic ted fixing the crime
upon any person. The people are much
excited, and threats of lynching are
freely INDUCED In by the populace. N
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Protect Your BuiidinKs.

Fire and water proofl-One coat Of
Glines' Slate Roofing Paint is equal to
six OF any other: 1t contains no tar, will
fill up ali holes in shingie, tin, felt or
iron roofs. Never cracks nor scales of ,
stops all leaks and is ouiy 80 cents
gallon ready for use, with Ii eral dis
count to the trade. Send for testimoni.
ais, N. \. Slate Roofing Co. No.
Cedsg.st n. Y. Ia
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Local and Personal.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Those of our sub
acribers receiving their paper with
cross upon the corner near their name,
will save fifty cents advance In price by
remitting the dollar subscription at
once. Our terms are 81 In advance, or
4l so IL not SO paid. ,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-23

Edwin Eisenhower, the painter, is
on hand and ready for work of all kinds
In his line.
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Died,

In this borough. on the l4th inst, Fred'k
Tschirsky, aged about 40 years.
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The Coal Trade.

The following table shows the guam
tlty of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
May 10th, 1874, and for the year as
compared with the same time last year:
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~ONDERFUL, BUT TRUEI
" Whenever get Bottle Of Bloom
OF Youth or Magnolia BALM, Rose Tint,
a Box of Lilly White, or anything In
that line to beautify the complexion. at
Durling's Drug Store, It seems 70 DO
nicer and better than can get any
where else. mayo
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Towns
END, 40 South Third Street, Philadel-
phiR. Nav IL. 1874: Nv
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n n. slEwERs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

D.. ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE. Ground Floorin the new addition Of the
Mansion House, Msueh Chunk, Pa. Business
transacted In English and German. Collections
pFomply made and Conveyaneing neatly done.
A1- settlement Of Estates, Proving Wills, OBJ
tsiniug Letters sofAdmnistration, Of Filing Accounts,
and Orphans Court Practice carefully attended to.
Licenses, Charters and Interpretations procured,
and Criminal Cases made speciality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13
P75lic Ssle Of School Property

- presUANCE Of AN ORDER PASS
" the Board OF Education OF the
- district OF wheeling. we Will ouer
ecL.s.'.ri. sale, al the Court House OF OHIO
a. : r. on saturday, June 10Th, 1874, b..
49, 49, al 10 o clock A. NJ, Lots Nos. one
in square No. "A. said 10 3 are
Anu - a. On he coruer Of Jacob and Foar-
60 "a streets, and now used ny the
rS.-i Ward Schoo!.
----..~,s,t!a;e posse sion Will De gwen OF e
- -, being Lot No :, but the Board
'sst5rr-srtou reServ- the right 10 occupy
Z. Eg.TCoI build Nc on Lot No. !, and re-
.-e $50, sion OF the same until the new
- -, 1r.Iding now being constructed Tor
- ind aud Third Wards shall De COM
---..,-G and ready 10 occupy, WEIGH Will &c
s.,,-.-a :; OF April, 1870
49,. a'e-One- third of the purchase
- tor lot No. 2, 10 be paid In ca q,
10 ! glarce in two equal payments o
a. srIr two wears, with interest irofn the
- Ss.a. the deferred payments u De Sc
- nv 1. Deed OF Trust, or the Ute re-
- mill ali the purchase money Is
y, .,,-r,srts for Lot No. will be made In
- -Tan;y-oce md thirty three months,
- ~ interest from the first day or April,
,It 10 ne secured as above stated.
80 IN JOHN 4. HALL,
e.!deut Board OF Education.
? ". BICEEL- CLERK.
q. A. " ICkdAN, Auctioneer.
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AlsC EllAkEOUS.
, GREAT MISTAKE.
One Which Proves FAtai 10
Thou.ands.

Many persons with Chronic Diseases con-
sT;lt pi. LDucd, n v no have taken medicine
from their nome doctors Tot wee ks- uipnt n
and even yea 8, without the slishest aLleSlA-
TIN OF their ills, and after all nope OF cG.S
Is cone, expect him 10 restore tn-ir hesItn
in a short time. and, falling 10 do 81, ne >
pronounced humbCg- NOTHING codId oe
more unfair. livery other physician III tnS
CITY may fail ana does fail, ana II Is az
rlent. bat il Dr. Lonsdon fails u Is All
wrong. Who cannot see the unIustness o!
such a conclusion
Hundreds die OF Cons umpdon ana otneI
fatal ma adj =, whom DR.. Dongdon mas tne
skill 10 cure when called IN time but II !ou
would give him a iair trial, you must ho'
want nj death mas already done us terri
lie work. he does not profess 10 make new
Iupgs,s omachs and hearts only toreInoSe
diseases from these and other organs before
organic lesiOus have taken place
III, Longda can aow ref=r 20 IN any per
sons in Wheeling, WHO % douo4 Wouiu
have Teen in their graves today bal Tor ms
.k.I;. and tnEra sIe hundreds more VINO
viii 20 down 10 dsatn within year 10
come Ihst might be saved py ineis aIu
and rational treatment "a
Fees for consultation, examination, az
vice and irea mert within the resch OF al !;
Medicine Tor all diseases oy mai ana
express 70 all parts OF he country
NoTE-Dr Iongdon' office and resloen
are AT NO. 1863 Eoi street Told 5th). oppcs,l'e
the Cathedral. Hs"
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warning for others because society, ~
ususl, took the woman's part.

usual, took the Womans part.
! rHE ADVENTURES UNNAsKKp.
| There wac o certain talented and
we'll connected young gentleman OF this
city who met and loved her at frs.
sight" At last he proposed to her and
was accepted. Before the day ap-
pointed tor the marriage arrived. how
ever, an ugly rumor reached his ears
ard be reused. accordingly. to fulfil
his Obligations. The womaa, deter
mined no, to be bafflsd, promptly IN
sliluted suit against him Tor breach
Of promise, aud thus set to work to in
yolve him and oil his friends in public
scandal. As the woman sntici paled. s
compromise vas proposed and abe re-
signed the Gaze upon coalition OF the
payment Of large sum Of money. A
short time after this bad rumor was SCI;
ahoat concerning her and Q prominent
lawyer OF this city, and the wife OF this
gentleman happening upon one occa-
sion to find her husband In the uo'
man. company. assaulted Lizzie
Blackiord and knocked her para.ol
across her face. Her dissipation
was regularly kept up; but 50
stated before, in nowise appeared TO
affect her health. / am informed upon
the hest authority tia! she was recos-
uized upon several OCCASIONS passing
in very questionable company, aud my
informant further states that whenever
any one she knew came "in her wsy"
che would exhort all his money BY ex-
travagsnt trickery aud then c!ose his
mouth by threatening to 60 to his rels.
tives and tell the whole story. How
ever this may be, it is we'll known that
she kept up against several parties 8
regular system OF blackmail, aud that
enc extor;ed from ore well known in-
dividua! in this city the sum OF s5O, 200.
Tie unhappiuess o. many fashionable
households can be directly traced to
her influence, aud che appeared TO rel-
ish to the fullest extent. that Intrigue
which would bring the heaviest sorrow
and disgrace upon the greatest number
OF people.
INTRlGCEs N NEW ToRK AND PARIS.
All at once che left Philadelphia and
proceeded to New York. So great was
her fascir atiug influence and so marvel
lousy well did she play her part that
she became engaged TO young man,
AID, report says, married MIN. At all
events she dropped at this time the
name OF Lizzie Blsckiord aud called
herself Mrs. Lizzie Fsem. Her career
in the metropolitan city, however, was
exceedingly brief. The next heard Of
her was that she had sailed tor Paris in
company with member Of ore OF the
bes, known families in New York. II
is said that while in Paris she kept up
her constant dissi patton aud blsckmali-
ing system, though somehow she moved
Tor long time among the most re-
spectable American families. It ia also
sisted that she avenged herself upon
sll who offended her and who refused
TO assls. 10 the ia tilmeat OF any OF her
designs. she figured slso in other
European capitals, aud at lsst, 1t seems
mas made away with SlI5,O worth o.
roval diamonds.
II the above | have stated bat few
particulars OF the career OF this danger
| GUS woman.
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Wheeling Island Driving Park
To sportsmen and Others

We the Undersigned, have rented TIE
above grounds and ftted them up "a GOOD
order. laid a good dancing floor in Flora.
LalI. and will cover the same, so "a 10 pro
tect ali VINO may rent II tor plcniCS, and
keep them dry md in the shade. We vii!
also take Horses 10 train 10 trof, rCn ana
mace: al sa lake colts and y ldrunsway and
kicking horses 10 break aud no rses tl@t az e
subjec; TO will be treated with skill and care
The Track will De let TO persons who may
want TO makes race, by making spp'icH-
ton. season tickets can be had for so,
each, giving the holder the privilegA oil
driving each afternoon
mal3h JAMES A. UMPLEBY.
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HER RESIDENCE IN PHILADELPHIA.

The great curse OF this womsn's lie.
;ttbe staten nts made by all who knew
her are worthy OF credepce, was her
constant and habitusl dissipation, and
vet neither domestic trial nor indu'.
g.uce upon her part seemed to affect
her graceful figure or mar the attrsc'
lions OF her face The summit OF her
hilton was TO appesr constantly IN
n.blic places, sDd hence there Was no
socisl event of the yesr te whica, In
som. wsy, she did not find secess' nor
an occasion favorable for promenadlns
wbsp she did not sppesr in the 'ashior'
Able tboroush'sres. The young Wldo"
Lizzie Blackford' was known every
where, and everywhere was she court
ed by certain besux OF society. Young
CAV. accomplished, the mask sac were
for a long, long time was taken Tor nei
,,ue face, ard the dangerous and wicked
elements of her character we're COM
nle,ely yelled and obscur ii by the pure
lender and innocent light OF her couo-
tsnance. II was only after her sd
mirers had placed themselves in hel
nov,r tbs. they discerned her in he'
TN. role and discovered also how bass
I'D merciless sbe vas. And yet she
deceived every one. The example o
ons nan wrecked by her tailed ss
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saturday, July IS, 1874,

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, OF said day,
- r. public auction, at the 'front.' 90 + q
80 court House OF Ohio county, tue Ioi.
;5x.-g described zeal estate, TO Wit: Lot
---,-a.S- corner OF what was iormerl
Z-5Wn a German and Marshall streets III
.E-tt.v OF " heelirg, in the state OF IVES
y---.-t, There are Two good residences on
TrRSlS OF SALE-One-;h!rd ofthe pur-
chase money 10 be paid IN ca ~, OF as I'iu S,.
- -. rhS purchaser may desire 10 pay,
- -s>idQe in two squal payments at nine
az, eighteen months, respectively, VIZ
,3.s-sst rom the day of sale, the purchaser
- Eve his bonds for said deferred pay.
-asS,s. aud the title TO be retained until the
c1.Iaer order OF the Court.
r. q. eARR.
LOUIS =. JORDAN,
Special Commissioners
&c. HERVEY, Auctioueer. JunIlI
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kTTHE OLD STAND,
n.IIsIs Paint Shop and Store
Opposite the Pnstornce.

Flour.
-nI B2LS. MCSS ROSE,
Iiitj 10 Sterliug,
ia Choice Family.
M a lottaze xxx.
1In "a Yo semitic Lily,
in - Cream OF Indiana,
N. q. Gem Spring wheap
:,l d" White Rose,
10 Washington,
lGO " Peerless,
LIST. DAvENPORTa PARKS
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soaps

Soaps.
Co'gate's Sterling,
Or Owe,
Pearl,
I. .. C.,
GC,del Banner.
Good Intent
Al kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
G=uun Castle. u
For sac. liSOLE ~ 1914
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L csneraI Banking, Exchange and Coi,ec.
don business transacted with fidelity an
c S Of Deposit txued and interest
paid thereon. -,,,
w Frsction,! Currency and l, 2, and Sc
,otn always on hand for the accommoda'
accounts o! Merchants, Manufacturer
BANKERS and others solicited.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT Of OHIO
| county
.Ames F.lan, ,
-. III SuaANe-J
Louis JuCcSe, ct all
&c vi--us OF a decree rendered and enter
u n the above entitled cause, on the MI
~ day OF May, 1874, by the circuit
,ST--- o. Olio coauty, the undersigned Pc
-t.' nonulHS.oueIs Will, on