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LANCELL'a
| ASTHMA
n AND
4oATARRH
| REMEDY,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

BOLD BY ALL DAU00ISTSs
Having struggled 20 years between life and
death with ASTHMA or PHTHlSIC, treated BY
eminent physicians, and .receiving no bsnsHt,
Was oompelled during the last s years Of my
illness 10 eit on my chsir day aud night gasp
INK for breath. Ny sunerings were beyond de-
soription. In despair experimented ON my
self BY oompounding roots and herbs and in.
tely discovered this WONDERFUL CURE FOR
ASTHMA AND OATARRH, warranted TO re-
heve the most stubborn case Of ASTHMA IN
FIVE MINUTES, % that the patient can he
down 70 rest and sleep comfortably. Please
rad The following cond:nsed extraete from
unsolicited testimonials, oil Of recent dsts
Oliver v. R. Holmes. San Jose, Cal, writes:
~ nnd the Remedy al and even more than
represented. received instantsneous relief"
E. n. Carson, A. ~, Warren, Kan, writes:
"Was treated BY eminent physicians Of this
country and 0sr9s1y tried .s The olmss. as .ss Of
your preparation"
suffered with Asthma 40 years. Your medi-
cine In minutes does more for me than the
most eminent physician did for me In three
years."
b. o. Piimpton, Joliet, Ill, writes: Send
Catarrh Remedy at onos. Cannot get along
without II. hnd II 10 be the most valuable
medicine ! have ever tried"
We have many other hearty testimonials Of
cure or relis I, and In order that ell suerere OF
Asthma, Catsrrh, Hay Fever. and kindred dis
eases may have an opportunity Of testing the
value Of the Rsmsdy: We ytll end to any sd-
II your druggist fails 10 keep II do not permit
him TO sell y0u some worthless Imitation by
his representing Il TO b just - good, but send
directly TO ~. Write your name and address
plainly.
Wholesale Oruggists, W0oster, Wayne Co., O.
Rull sise Boz by mail ol.
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Family Lacerated BY poas.

CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. S.-Thomas h
French, prominent lawyer residing at
No. Al York street, his wife and Jennie
Young, aged eight, the child Of a neighbor,
were all frichtfuliy bitten by two huge
dogs this afternoon. The animals were Of
unusual size and had at one time been
owned by Mr.. French. They were per-
fectly docile, the children frequently
romping with them. To-day Jennie
was playing with them, when one of the
dogs becoming cross, fastened his teeth In
her arm. Her screams brou ght In Mr.. and
Mrs. French to the rescue, when they were
attacked and frightfully bitten in the face
and limbs. Tho dogs were fually driven
Of, when It was found that the wounds
inflicted were very painful and serious,
though not supposed to be fatal.
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Legal Notice.

A MON BARRETT, rssiding somswhsrs
"a In Missouri, viii take notioe that on
the lth day Of Jsnnary. A. p. lSoo, 9sltnda
9aryetess widow OF LeWiv Harrosss late Of
Highland county. Ohio deceassd Aled hss
peGlaon IN the Common tlsa6 Court 81 High.
land eountys Ohio tn eaeo No. ~ ogAlnst
Tor aaignmens ct deves is he foIloSsine
dee2.ieea real eaeete: nltpated u the eouuW
Of aighiana apd etate Of Ohio, hstng s pAfe
ss iysf tssds sass. nS ~ =
1s1inninS ata = ssons g sss yessssly Ire Z 6
Cels tsesscf - q e ths hc.ss = 4Sesies
polls . 3 vhlte wslnut On t6s nestk ~
and led.eu4 on she eoath benk q ehGlR9k
thence devh she oreeh q. ns u iS u SoIss
70 . black walnut 80 basr uak on the 2aoeh
bank Of saAd creek thence 3. ~ y. - Doisa
70 nlelk yalnue on the north banks tkoooo
y. 0e ~ i. ~ polea - white Wa10ot - The
eouth bank thence y. W. ~ u 8< HQt1e lo
evo White valuutsi theneo ~. ~ I'm
az sSssees es'is &: s::p'IS III ~ ~ ~ = sssss
ssesf thRee tlmss % Z: eeeest the1ae
= Il Rolsss = 49, 9 sesfse shnnss Az r -
ssis:;S:;.sS si:S .s;a n::s: ~: 3 :. sI; Is's
": e sssss. nsss & -. As1 ios - 49,
'i';s: ss.s z 49, s;.,. ]. ..s.!y,s = ss,.;y
~ lelpe0naas asy = sakeo 9nlnee el!os
Z pFynvlu ssps anssS 3 zSS. "a
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ft,LL 81 run,

II L..
--IAs1 ars two kinds Of joksA One.
makes Jon ache with lsughtsr and the
other only makes you ache. This one
belongs TO the latter clasa Hdepsr's
Basdr.
7 -'Oon't trouble yourself 20 stretch
your mouth any wider" said . dentist
10 his patient, Il intend TO stand out
side 10 draw your tooth. w. Hearth and
Aowss.
"A United Turkey
y can not carve thi. tow" !" ssid Cam
INV, 81 tSs ,s;Ssts s.S puilsc w.s saoF'e
Against tdismsmSermsss q Turtsy."
--zyd- Bsls.
"A Creston Qa.l lover, who ad.
dressed Z love.scentSd letter to the OBJ
ject Of his affections asking the young.
lady to become his partner through,
lifa inscribed on one corner Of the en-
velope Sealed proposal" He was,
awarded the contract
"A Connscticut svsn6e bride isl
talking Of getting . divorce because,
her husband called. In the police the
other night to remove an apple-dump-
ling of her own make. which she had
LETT In the hall for his midnight lunch.
BE thought It was dynamite bomb
- Wdshisgton Critic
-':My sister Clara" said Bobby TO-
young Mr. Sissy, .'was talking to me-
about your leaving 30 early last
night" 'Did she say she was sorry.
Bobby" whispered young Sissy. ':No;'
she said she s'posed you went homo %
early because very likely your mamma
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N hate Court ~ iiixhia,I c"Wn,y, Onjc. X
viii oief Tor save Al puUiic aoc,ion., Z : y
Thursday, January 20th. A. u. 1855,
iiosss in Hiiis6,ro, Onin. tnr icii,wins de. ,ie.
sS ss sSs'sss cS.y ;;sSss oo s sows si town
First traet-BeRtuninx at Davtf Rsma'
southwesssrIy corner, : h!ckofy and two sits.
ssS + ss 81 S =; .s IS: 6 .,.Sst '::: ::.;!
scssr sss sra q d ss:s: :, i"~sn
large white. ass c,,rrsr t. e 4; Ad:". M RASTER. nj
sasRes MSisecsns s aud a. esS II David RSss !: ina
fSa Roa GH5sss s = g ssd E:s S., shsc' s, ss; w;
aud being part Of Fiishushs survey. No.
Second y tract. % :. .,cnc ~ the
lthe Crisser land. and northeasteriy corner
10 fhs land Of Richard Lucas lLenco with
The center 81 Becky Fork creek u rycsmsrs
nerl; .hshce d"wn the creek with the ynsa,..
psis poles; g. 81 g. 3 81 poi.s Is po,ss Z;
three sycanores At the hank OF said orsek !,
eoulh westerly corner 70 ons Of John EastcrN,
his iinss n. = ". go p'les 70 = atone, n. "
corner 70 said john Easter In the south line
s.nc. q S Ss ssff In. Y' 3; ..d sSGss ss
ca:ss caS sfs sRPa ss po.. ns e q sh. ss S
ginning. containing 1881 sores, more or 1sss;
being part Of survsy No. 2602. y
Third tract-1eginniDv ~ stone in road, /,
corner 70 f. ~ n Es.tern y, tract of lsnd; thence
to stensi tnepce 9. sss 3. ls3 poles thence
-; =; ~ -. ~ poles 70 st0ne IN r0no ana
lasl polcs n0rtn ~ the survey c0rnefi Nnu
corner & to one r. Redkey thenSe q 9. With said road
pNssing st0no ~ - goaes 70 2 ptno ~
sai1 roao tneuce = PA ~ p0ies 70 tno
=. n. corner q w. ~; II, Msyerr farm
soencS 20 ~atn Sn,c laf f "a II ih1S poles
ssss ". SO poles 70 smother sornsr oi q :s!:i d
Wsysr at a. isrxe whiteoak thence 2; Sso 10
~ ". Wy poIeS 70 an0iner corner 70 naIu Weyer
M, ~ mS p, ~, .ne y. isnu 81 ~. Easter tnence
WM sa'4 me 10 s,1 sne e. ',ne "a DAG Grove aud
ssnness, ,,n 80. II e =: c,o y. Pviess pMss'nx =
y! Wolf st "a 90 poles 70 stone In wclf's sa,d
nns s nnu oo,ner 70 y. a. EAs!er tnenca ws.n
saIa s,a 1scte. - tne ann rosa -. "a =. 49,
pOIes 70 rOne. corner 20 salo Eaetef;
foAu N. va =. ~ poles u stone ~ said
ine anu coIner 70 trAct q z31{ acres; c0n-
veysH out Oi tnls t!Act ~ q. u. EASIER ny y.
and rs,rd ~ ueeq G noaS onsea q ,S Ss:
deeds Of said cDunty; thence with said road
ana line eI saiu tract ~ ~ y IX7< poles
70 sne Desinp v; inv; containing iNM acres
more or . dess. being part OF Fttshuyhs eur.
xs NY NT' n1os anu Deinf We sfacS conTeyeM
oS, page 2O, Highland county record OF
deeds.
FHurth tract-In.lot No. "a In the town
3f New Boston. In said Paint township.
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Free Turnpike Road Notice.

NyOTlCE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented 10 the Com snixslOners
Of Highland County. Ohio. at their monthly
1853, praying them 70 grant q FREQ turnpike
r0Nd on the Following route: t6r
Begiuning At the BufCrd und HarwOOd free
turnpike In the town Of Buford. thence in q
sOuthern direction with the Buford aud Sar.
diuia road - near as practicable tn the south
land line Of ]. y. Foust, being a dista 90
structed In scc0rdance with the provisions
Of chapter Z, title of the Revised Statute of
Ohio and the ncts sBmendat0ry thereto. Also
slonefs for . levy Of ten mills each year for
the term of eight lg years on all taxable
property lying Within the bounds Of said
point three jndicious free holders as Tom.
iniseioners TO lay out and establish said free
turn pike road. JAS. EARHART,
J.C. FOUyr
AND oTHERS.
Petitioners.
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rhrouoh the Lick Telescope.

San JosR, CAL, Jan. S.-The Hrst salts
factory observation through the Lick tele.
scope was made last evening at nine
O'Clock. The sky was clear and the weather
cooL The big telescope was first pointed
at the nebula In the constellation. Orion,
which appeared to Messrs. Clark, SwaEey,
Keeler and Floyd more magnificent than
ever before. About eleven O'Clock Saturn
was also observed with satisfaction. Only
medium power was used, and the OBSERVE
tion closed about midnight. Work on the
Photographic lens will immediately pro-
coed
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REPTlLlAN PETS.

An Enthusiastic 'Admirer Of Snakes Tells
Few Stories About Thorn.
Ny favorite among ophidians IL the
lovely grass snake. cyclophis vernaliA
I have never been able to secure more
than one Of these. which kept for
some time ~ . pct II was milky
green in color. and continually 70.
minded mo Of the Jade bracelets 90
much worn by the Chinese. One day
Gypsy, - t6is little fellow was
christened. escaped from his usual
place Of confinement, and coilod shout
Notwithstanding whore he was
discovered By Emsmbsr Of the family
who had decided ebjsotlons''
70 snakea A. I could not
bear to odd !. to my alcoholic
specimens one which had bean Pct
I took him to the woods and released
him, where NO doubt he u disporting
joyously at this moment
The best method I have found for
capturing snakes, excepting the large
black ones, II the tollowings When
you 500 one that you want endsayoE
BY all possible means. to cover him
with your net Then grasp the neck
bstween ths thumb aud forefnger o9
your glovsd hand and put him into
one OF tho tin cana On returninG
home saturate . small sponge with
chloroform. which thrust Into the can
with your. snake You oan do this In
sman room, to prevent the snakes
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For Postal Teiearaphy,

LOUISVILLE, KY., Jan. Sat the regu.
lar monthly meeting Of the Trades and
Labor Assembly this afternoon resolu.
tion was adopted and forwarded to Con-
gressman Caruth, Of this district, urging
him to actively favor the postal telegraph
movement. A resolution was also adopt
ed and forwarded to Legislator Charl.
ton at Frankfort, urging him 70 secure
passage Of bill prohibiting the employ
Of any but Union printers by the State
DrintAP.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
Case Nc. 4540.
ORDER or SALE I'M pARTyTyON

Sbm08 6ulO0r w. 6ul0uel 6UIOeI 0t 0Is
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
Case Nc. 4540.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
In pursuance Of an order isessd fron the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
the October term thereof A. D. 1857. and to
:rstion q ths door q the. Court. house. In
Saturday, February llth, A. D. 1855,
A. ! O'Clock p. 70. OF ssidday. the following
situate 10 Highland county and In the
township Of Clay. bounded and described 6
and sardinia road. ccsnsr o srsss oi land
So 81 q. g poles Q { stone, corner @ Ajax
snsnss Win IL ss .sid 1s as. q J. pos: q
green elm and two NAPLES 10 one OF the
g9risin.i y !ipss 2 Of u: survey and corner r. e
Brattpn iu the 6uford and Serdinia road
% sS Tie innins eSnssinins II sesss. ~: osins %
part Of Scott aud Bolitpgb eurvey No. oe3;
ave and except ssysn acre. hsreioiote cold.
survey, @ i s..wis: @ scoss @ ana BoilIns. 3 80. | sSs
SSqSsis s sSs .:s. a S:. .o.a eosa.. y Ss
:ons, ecrssr @ 70 e ssid I ws.ers ana e line q
~ e. u pSi:: g se:ss: ..ss: ~ ns. H.. ~: j.
thence n. sae 81 p; e poles 10 : stake;
sonssinics ui sishs q ssrss @ asd ~ S S:poiss. i"''hs'
trsss Il Us % and siao .d = srsss q - 3. and
can not ssll for lsas than two-thirds Of said
-fcrms Of -ons.sh,rd cash ON day OF
sale. one-third IN one year. and ons-lhird In
two years. the deferred payments to bsar In
tsre.t from day Of sals and TO b secured BY
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Assault TED IN TIE PULPIT

tIoln T0Ik FROM RreACnor 6lvo8 Ut
fenso to Ono OF Hts Hearers.
Buo ,TEL, o., Jan. S.-Rev. p. s. Butts,
pastor Of ths N. e. Church here, Of late
tndrlged in too free use Of
personalities while In the pulpit
bven to assailing the charac-
ter Of some few residents of the place, and
last evening was speaking Of the surety
Of some deceased parties being residents Of
hell, when Mr.. Geo. Kelly,a one-legged man,
arose, aud walking up to tho pulpit, struck
him stinging slap on tho face Kelley
never drinks. When some Of the mem-
bers suggested the arrest Of Kelley, Butts
said no, but he would kneel and pray for
him, which he did, and II any one did ar
rest him he would pay Kelley's fine, II he
had to sell his horse and buggy to do it.
Mr.. Butts has offended several other citi-
Gems in a like manner. Kelley,is is censured
for doing the way he did at that time and
place.
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TEN WEEKS ASLEEP.
Remarkable Case OF Laura Webster, Of Nan
Francisco. ~

Remarkable Case or Laura Webster, OF ram
Francisco. ~
SAN Francisco, Jan. .8.-Laura Webster's
long sleep, lasting over ten weeks, is at
tracing widespread attention here Some
physicians think it case Of catalepsy, but
the condition Of the girl is at times hardly
like that OF person suffering
from that disease. Yesterday morn
ing her sister, as usual, asked her what
she wished to eat, and she mechanically
said 'ginger bread" This was given her
with glass OF milk. Once the devoted
sister asked her what she wanted. "What
have you" was the unexpected answer.
The sister told her. "Oh, don't know,
give me something to eat" answered
Laura, with an expression Of WEAKNESS,
the first intelligent expression noticed
from her since she was takon Ill.
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Il that trus vhas ] hsas sbo4t ysus
sonr' "a:
svvAas 10 ~ hsar Gbsss hinf'
J Il hear 4hat - h saAhsg aiGelpeAea
anA = dssrly n Aste =
ssxs4 ~ thatss ~ ~ wsgst = Il
= hnnah wasas fbaa peegls Gansys
slly ssppese = " (
sHeu \ 8atrs X
4. y leQlleF olpeglee ~ : -,
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Lamar Rssisns.

WAsHsxoToN, Jan. &-secretary Lamar
yesterday rendered to the President his
resignation - Secretary Of the Interior,
and 1t was accepted by the President. The
formal resignation, It 10 understood, viii
not 50 into effect until noon Of Tuesday
next In order to enable the Secretary to
close up some routine business.
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Eres LIouor iha otder 81 ihs p,..

Sioux FALLS, OAK, Jan. a.-The compact
entered into between the Prohibitionists
and saloon mon Of this city to test the local
option law was declared OF yesterday By
the saloon men, who found they could not
be arrested, prosecuted or enjolned under
the present law. As the matter now stands
1t d free liquor and nobody's business.
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A Town worth Cultivating.


It Is becoming very evident that the
pretty little town Of Leesburg has fully
made up it, mind to create . stir in the
world. There ID ceterie of pushing,
energetic men in and about that town
who now realise that money can bs made
in manufacturing in . small town, Just
- well - in . big city, and they have
fully concluded to demonstrate their
faith, in this respect. Referring to the
impetus enterprise has given the town
anintelligent correspondent writes: "In
addition to our successful shoe factory,
We now have gas factory here, known
- the Guthrie 4 Buckley Gas Manu-.
featuring Company, which has just COM
pleted gas machine for the opera house
ct Hamilton, Ohio. This machine 10
fifteen feet in diameter and eight
feet deep, and il claimed to
hold 1000 cubic feet of r.. Next
week will witness the opening Of another
shoe factory here. This new factory
will manufacture shoes for men and
women, ~ well ~ mems boots. The
machinery with which to equip this new
establishment, arrived several days ago,
and the stockholders have been - busy
- nailess ever since. getting It in place
and shaping things for the Inauguration
Of business. This company u even now
In receipt Of orders sufficient to keep
them busy for some time, after starting
up. Every dollar for this enterprise has
been furnished by the stockholdsrs, who
have asked nothing Of the public in the
way Of donation. Here are the names
of the entsrpxisins gentlemen who COM
pose the new shoe company: Msasu.
Joseph Banks. L. B. Gray, 3. J. Barrett,
G. H. LAdd, A. G. Thurman and A.
flsshsr. They ass snusly quartsrsd n
the Tetses' building, near the depot,
where visitors win always b Welcomed. =
i-CAiuioolks Lsndw.
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lee Reeelves PllarIna.

RoNE, Jan. a-Ths Pope today received
two thousand Spanish pilgrims. Hs after.
ward received Emperor williams envoy,
to whom hs expressed the great pleasure
with which be regarded TIE latest proof at
the Empsror's affection, and the excellent
relations sxisting between Germany and
the Vatican.
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nfr ..ss.s: -: = :s:s'sss; 5:
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INVENTION ;:; =;

w uJ1s wo9u w9 ..s ~ snyssnuySs ~ S
that can b pesformsd all over the eountry
without separating the workers from. their
homes. Pay liberal; any one can DO the
ability required. Capital not needed you
are sterted- -free. Cat this out aud return y
~ and Ne will send you Free something Of
bring you IN more money right away, than
anything else In the world. Grand outnt
free. Address TRun d Co., Augusta. Maine,
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Aeeldss, Il : Fuse,al.

JAMEsTowN, n. Y, Jan. a-Ths funeral
Of little Eddie Miller occurred to-day. In
driving to the funeral his little sister, aged
eight years, opened the door Of the oar.
riags and fsli out the carriage passinR
over and crushing her thigh.
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Will follow them 70 their graves. ferty
tteachery is no triAing matter for the
fellows engaged in II, and rebounds with
terrific force upon the heads Of those
who, to crafty personal malice, consort
with the enemy and degrade their con.
stituency. Vernon Republican.
Nothing can justify the miserable act
ion Of Republican Senators in boiling
the regular caucus Of the party, in which
they all took part, and conspiring with
the Democrats to defeat the regular eau
Gus nominees. The bolters should be
marked for future punishment. Their
names are as follows Carlin. Of Han
cock; Cowgirl, Of Champaign; Cutler, of
Union; Davis, of Washington; Geyser, Of
Fulton; Glover, Of Harrison; Stull, Of
Trumbull, and Towsend Of Athens. Re-
member these men, and should any of
them present themselves at future Re-
publican Conventions for party favor.
let the punishment due traitors be. meas
ured out to them.--Xenia Torchligh.
So far the drift of sentiment is all one
way, and this that the boiling Senators
have erred. That Senator Cowgirl, from
this district, stood with the bolters, adds
to the interest the question has for this
county.
We regret that 20 far there has not
been very good case presented for the
bolting. We have not heard in fgll from
the other side yet, and judgment should
be suspended until we know what can
be said on the other side, or until we
know for certain that there is nothing
to be said. We don't believe in getting
Democrats to help US out Of any kind Of
FIX, unless it should be q necessity most
dire. There has not been any dire neces-
sity yet shown in this case.- Urbana
Citizen and Gazette.
The eight disgruntled Republicans
who fused with the Democrats and or
ganized the Ohio Senate will all find
that it didn't pay. The caucus rule has
always been observed, and If they think
it wrong they ought to have said 80 be-
fore, or at the causus. To have gone
into caucus to make nominations, and
then, because they couldn't control the
caucus and its nominations, to bolt and
fuse with the Democrats, was suicidal
pelicy, both for themselves and the
party. They have demoralized the Re-
publican party lines at the opening of
the session, and enmities will rancor all
through the session. Democrats will
laugh in their sleeves, and they can af-
ford to laugh. It was . mistake all
through. Times Recorder.
Senator Davis, of Marietta, is, of all the
boiling Republican Senators, in the most
unenviable position. His Republicanism
was questioned by those who knew him
best previous to his nomination, and he
had hard fight against bolters TO secure
his election. Now his first official act is
to.become the leader OF bolters himself,
and by fusing with Democrats and by
voting for himself, against Republicans
and with Democrats he secures posi-.
ton in which he was roundly, vigorously
hissed. Davis, in his own interest,
should take Chairman Cappeller's ad-
vice, clay down the gavel and resign"
Otherwise he will be political corpse.
The lesson to Republicans is, never
nominate q man to Office about whose
Republicanism there is a question:
Zdnesville Tmes-R Recorder.
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BslaaApH, Moxr., Jan. a-LAst night the
thsrmometer registered - degrees hslow
ssrcs and 1t six o'clock this evening II y
~ degrees below and growing coiday.
Weathsr clear, no wind, snow toet desp.
and cattle suffering severely.
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xeaAl1A ~ r. Jsa. a-Gaa 1Gsstiu Ron,e
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"Ah me !" sighed Potts, I'm tired Of living,
The world Il hollow, ambitions vain"
'Coms nowr' said his ehum, II know the
symptoms
It's eli your nvsr-thst's very plain.
You need not suffer, for help ID easy;
Pisroe's Pellets 60 right to tho place.
"A friend 10 the bilious" well might call
them
There's nothing better they'll suit your
csse,"
Potts osased his signing and bought the "Psl-
lsts."
No more hs mournsth his haplsss lot
His faos Il cheerful his heart Il hghtsomA.
His melancholy u quite forgot