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DIR. Whiton's Vegetable
ANTE-BIL1OUS PILLS.

gHNHE convenience OF cheap remedy, in
H theform of PILLS, suited dtothe commence
ment Of most of the ndispositionsto which we
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Many diseases, in their forming stage, are
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orbiHious state ofthe stomach andin all(cves,
ishness Of the system, dependent OH the same
cause. In short, for every arrangement of the
stomach and bowels, requiring cathartic medi-
cine, theVegetable eAnti-Bilious Pillsadmit no
competit Price 25 cents.
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OJHERE IS HEALTH TO THE SIcK!LO
. MOBILES AGATyEEDIAM
ElOXEN GES
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
Epnpr s. .Ng2HP.
FeUeS. s. Ag9Se,

.And uar.ualledas a Tonic in all cases Of Debility
Female Distractions, Ftvers, &c.
Owing to the unprincipled venali'y Of
certain set of pretcnders to skill, in tue art oi
compounding medicine with reference to the
cure Of human ills, the conntry has been delu'
ged with nostrums, to cure this and that dis"
ease--oEe ''tonic mixture'' and another Span
cea," and "eatholicon," &c. &C., al inhnl
tuhl, until il has become necessary for men oil
science, and those who wish to save the unfor-
turate from imposition and death, to lend
their aid in stopping the ravages OF quaokery
and presumption. Therefore, this Lozengee
was invented by an experienced Chemist and
Physician in accordance with the immutable
principles Of physiological science as applica-
bic to the pathology of human disease and OK.
prcssly to meet the wants OF EMlGRNATS
and people of all places where the above
diseases prevail, and is ndisputably the best
medicine ever before offered to the public for
the cure of those diseases. Having more
power than the Quinine, it has none OF its
danger to the constitution, as il prevents the
formation of DISEASE IN THE LIVER,
AGUE CAKES, NC. so often the consequence
OF the inudicions use of QUlNINE. 1t will
never fail to cure the ague and all diseases of
the constitution attendant upon it, when used
according to the directions. There are twenty
four Lozenges and six Pills in each box. Price
one dollar per box. TIE cheapest medicine
ever before offered in proportion to its virtues.
Directions inside of the Box.
B. =. NOBLE, General Agent,
Dexter, M. r.,
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VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC DROPS.

NH ANY articles are before the public, as |
lVM cure for that most obstinate and lOrnten
ing disease the Rheumatism, and from close
we are led to believe they have at
n very great extent, failed TO produce that &C.
srable result; and may il not be attributed ~
the fact that articles said to cure this trouble
sv.ne disorder, are also recommended to cure
almost every disease with which our trail cod
les are attacked, and in theirPrepgfation that
Objects kept in view, viz: to have the IL edl'
cine a cure for alldiseases
The Vegetable Rheumatic Dropsare offered
to the public as remedy for Rheumatism;
and Is no case is known where perfect cure
was not effected, we are justified in declaring
it ii valuable medicine for that painful disease
ana for no other is it recommended.-F -FtIce 5O
Cents.
CER1TFYCYA TES.
Messrs. o. & S. Crosby & Co. Gentlemen.
feel happy in having it in my power to state
to you the good effect Of your Vegetable Rheu-
matte Drops, or sure remedy, had in restoring
me from sick bed. In the month OF Aprillast,l
was so afflicted with the lnhamatory Rbeuma-
tiem that was confined TO my bed. ! was en-
tlrely unable to help myself. could not SO
much asturn myself bed, and il was with the
fgreatest difficulty that could be moved init
tried various kinds of medicine, and wasat-
tendedh hY skiiiiul physician, but all 10 no ell
feet, dntil made use of your Sure Remedy,
which when applied as directed, gave me i'm
mediate relief. Within short time altcr Icom.
menced using it, was able to ride out and at
tend my usual business. can oheerfuly re-
commend it to the public us being good med
cine for Rheumatic complaints. as it has been
number of months and | have had no return
AARON HOLDRIDGE,
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. lst, 1882.
Messrs Crosby's& & Co. ! was afflicted for
several months with the Rheumatis ;and nav
ing used every remedy recommended by the
most eminent physicians within my reach with
out success, | at length procured bottle Of
your Rheumatic Drops or Sure Remedy, and
made the application as directed, and before
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two years since used your medicine, and
/ have not been troubled with the Rheumatism
since. RODNEY SPALp NC.
Marion, Marion Co. o. May 90, 1882.
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Guardian Sale.

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of
IL Common Pleas of Portage County, made
at the May term 1857. shall offer for sale,
at public vendue, at the house occupied by
widow Mary King. on the premises, on the
tenth day of June 1887, between the hours Of
one o'clock, and four o'clock P. NJ. the undi.
vided interest of Homer King, Martha. King,
and Mary king, minor heirs of Hezekiah
King deceased in and to the following describ>
ed lands towit thirteen acres and sixty one
and half hundredths in the Northwest cor,
ner of Lot one in Portage Townshp-Twelve
acres in Lot fortysnine, and one hundred and
sixty acres in Lot forty-nne, and forty acres
in Lot sixty>nine in Northampvon-to be sold
subject to dover.
REEs JONES, Guardian.
Nav 10th. 1887. 4wl
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Cakes, Bread, Crackers
Tavern Stand For Sale.

TUvHE subscriber will sell his Tavern Stand
m situated at the four corners $50 called,)
in the township of Windham, scounty of Port.
age, and State Of Ohio. The premises consist
Of one acre of land with two story house
thereon and stable, and all suitable accommo>
dasion for the tavern keeping business.
The Stand is also we'll located for that busi-
ness orfor merchandising.
The above property will be sold low and
erms Of payment easy. DAN'L. WANN. /
Windham May8lh, 837.
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S,OOO Ws. sgsAs; 8; ST. ;;
s. MASON & co,
.QE3JIYK.V'KlSYR.QY

N Office is hereby given, that all persons
1 4vindebted to the estate Of Israel Isbel, late
ofTallmage township. Portage county, Ohio,
deceased, are requested to make an immedi.
ate payment to the subscriber, and all who
have legal claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven for settlement with,
in eighteen months.
STEPHEN WOODEN, Administrator Of
Israel Isbel, decd.
Tallmage, April 10, 1897. '4t49
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CERTTFYCaTES.

This may certify, that having been afflicted
with Ague and Fever, in u most aggravated
form, for more than twelve months, without
any intermission, except for n few days, was
NJ length perfectly cured by the use OF one box
Of Mobiles Agamedian Lozcnge, after having
tired most Of tho prepared remedies with no
effect, such as Quinine, Bark, and various CON-
pounds. Such was my situation, previous to
using the Lozense, that was wholly inoapa.
bls OF doing any kind Of labor, and rapidly on
the decline. A few days' use of it, however,
wrought so great change, that was able to
commence work, which have continued with
out Interruption ever sinoo, although many
months have elapsed since. | would recon-
mend this medicine to those afflicted with Fe.
yer and Ague, us II sure and efectunl remedy
for that disease. OBED TAYLOR.
Spio, Michigan, December S, 1896.
Icertify, that was cured OF an inveterate
Agno by the use OF Noble's Agamedian Lo-
Eengc. | would recommend it as radical and
permanent remedy for that disease.
N. POWELL.
Dexter Village, Michigan, Feb. "a, 1886.
can cheerully testify 10 the superior ellica.
oy of Mobiles AguInedian Lozenge, as n rene.
dy for Fever and Ague from ITS use in my own
case, having been perfectly cured of Feverand
Ague by il, after having made n trial OF va
rious other medicines with no effect
JOEL NEGU5.
Webster, Michigan, March 20, 1885,
0ryThis medicine can he had wholesale
and retail by applying to the General Agent
who will be happy to show some Of the very
many certificates which unsolicited are throng.
ing in, or by sending orders to Strong & Walk.
er, Hudson, Portage County, Ohio, or TO any
other regularly authorized agentin New York
or Philadelphia.
For sale in Ravonna by /. SWIFT.
Hudson, Mnroh9 0, 1886 as
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YVES sTERl7 COURIER

ThefolloWingperso authorizedA gel
for the Western Courier, to whom paymol
may be made.
James W oodward, franklin
Marcu. A. Bierce. P. VI Nelson,
Miles +. Norton, Esq. Hiram.
JARED JENINcs, P. NJ. New Portage.
Alonzo Dee, Boston Ohio.
John b. Wheeden, p. NJ Hadson.
George Lille, Esq. Mortified.
e. s. Chapman, P. M. Shalersville.
James Wright, Esq. Rootsfown.
joel B. Burnett, P. M. Brim6eld.
Rcun Clark, P NJ, Middlehury.
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SETH HARMON, Mantua,
LEWIS HuMlsToN, P. M, Akron,
TITUs WETMoRE, p. M, Stow,
WILLIAM GARDNER, Freedom,
GnAuNcY CASE, Jr. s,,eetshoro,.t
MICHAEL STEwART,S s.''o'o's"
IIGNRY BALDWIN, Aurora,
HENRY WETMoRE, Cuyahoga Falls.
ETHANALLINo, PM, Twinsburgh,
,. G. ALvoRD, Old Portage,
JONATHAN MERRI.K, Randolph,
II. A. BurcHARD, Windham
WILSON & SMITH, DeerGeld,
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Thomas B. SELBY, Paris,
FRANCIS LEWIS, Palmyra,
5. DIcKIEsoN, Wadsworth.
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B A TX n He "

FWNHE subscriber has located himself in Ra-
u venaa, and established BAKERY,
where
Cakes, Bread, Crackers
and all articles in his line will at all times te
kept on kand. The pchliot requested to
call, as he believesbe can afford them new,
nd warm Brcad, C.,:hsrs ard Pies, cheaper
than they capmake them
Bakery two Doors East of I. Swifi's Drug
Shop; MILO FOOT.
Ravenns July Ia, 1856.
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DIR. JUDKIN'Ss
SpETIE1TG ONT Ty ERyT

TN7HIS valuable medicines celebrated for
IL curing WhiteSWcllings ofeyery description
Sore Legs and Ulcers oflong standing. CLAN
duar Tumors, Fclons, or what some people
know by the name Of Catarrhs Rheumatic
pains, and Bruises; letters of all kinds Chill
qains, or partsq ll'eoted by frost; tits also one
oflhe best remedies for ScaIdsand Burns.
For glnndular swellings, itissuperiorto to any
medicine yet known. 1t is much safer than
mercurial lapphcations, (as it does not contain
the smallest atom OF that mineral,) because i t
does not lay the patient liable TO injury from
exposure to cold.
Ii cures the worst felons or whitlows on an
application 0 forty light hours.
Rheumatisms which have stood so long as
to become systematia disdorer, require medi
cine to be taken inwardly to remove them en-
tirey. But 10 most cases by applying this oint,,
mcnt externally, as directcd,I ut viii gige relief
CERTIFICATES.
Washington, March %, 1886.
Sr--My son being afflicted for five years
with White Swelling, and having appneG cve'
~ remedy recommended by the most eminent
physicians within my reach, without success,
al length procured one jug of DR.. Judkin's Pa
tent Specific Ointment, and state, for the bcne..
ft Of the afflicted, that before one jug was used
perfect cure was effected. My son has en-
,oyed good health ever since. have no doubt
to the Ointment alone he is indebted, as no.
thing else was used for more than nine months
before the application OF the Ointment.
Respectfully, JOHN COOKE.
have made uae Of DR.. Judhin's Ointment,
and it has proved a most valuable medicine TO
my SOM, who for many years has been affected
with chill bluns, and was obliged TO wear ln-
dian. Rubber Shoes, Till made use Of be
Ointment, which effected an entire cure. it
is also the best remedy for sores nti1 wo1nds,
have ever used in my family.
FARLEY GODDARD.
Worcester, Mass. April IL, 1884.
0.yFor sale by
U. S. BRISTOL, Ravenna.
]. ID. C0MMINS, Akron.
KENT g. BREWSTER, iudson.
April 20, 1885. 5l-foyeow
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RToTICE is hereby given, that all who are
lY Indebted to the estate of Hugh McReady,
late of Paris township, Portage county, ohio,
deceased, are required to make immediate
payment to the subscribers, and all who have
legal claims against said estate will present
them legally proven for settlement within one
year fom this date.
BRAINARD SELBY, Ad'r.
SUSAN McREADY, Adm'x,
Paris, May 23, 1887. 4t3
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The STATE OF OHIo2 In the Court of Common
PORTAGE CoUNTr,ssS 5 Pleas Feb. Term, 1887: /:
Benjamin +. Hopkins
Daniel Collar,
George Collar &
Tl, Ea,1
In Chancery.

Daniel Collar. In Chancery.
George Collar &
Thomas Earl.
Al Z THIS Term of the Court came the
AsA Complainant, by his Solicitor and filed
his Bill 81 Ting forth that the said Danei Collra
on the 18th day of April 1885 sold to Cons
piainant one and half acres of land in Lot
26 in Frankln--being the same land decided
to George Collar by the Administrator on the
estate of VIM. ii. Price. That although the
said land stood in the name of George Collar.
yet the said Daniel was the equitable owner,
as he purchased it and paid for t-said George
being minor that Complainant had paid for
said land that to vest the title in Complains
ant said Daniel filed Inspection in this Court
that he obtained an order to sell the same
that he has sold it for upward of three hun.
dred dollars,whlch money is now in the hands
of Thomas Earl. agent for said Danel-aud
that said Daniel and Gtorge have fed the
country, without making title to Comp lainant
and said bill prays that SO much of said money
now in the hands OF said Thomas, as shall
be sufficient for that purpose, be decreed to
Complainant, and that said Thomas be enjoin.
ed from paying over said money to said Dam
iel &George till a final hearing of this cause
and it appearingthat said George and Daniel
are not residents of the State of Ohio, it is or
dered that notice af the tendency of this suit
be given by publication in the Western Cou-
rier, for six consecutive weeks.
NO Y'EGE.
is THEREFORE, HERERY GIVEN 10 the
said Daniel Collar and George Collar, that
unless they be and appear in this Court at the
next term thereof, to commence on the 9Th
day of May next, and within sixty days there's
after plead, answer or demur to said bill, the
same will be taken as confessed, and decree
rendered thereon accordingly.
GEORGE KIRKUM, Clerk.
L. v. B1ERcE, SoLr
RnanlLrn March 30 1887 6mAQ
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ERIE, (Pa.) October IL, 1882.
The subscribers having witnessed the plea.
sing effects OF DR.. Tbolhas Whites Vegetable
Tooth Ache Drops. feel a pleasure in recon-
mending il to those that are afflicted with the
Tooth-Ache, as q safe, and in most cases per-
ectly efficient remedy for the disorder.
A. BEBEE, Physician.
II. l., HARVEY, Ed. Erie Observer.
ALBERT THAYER, Physioian.
o. N, SAGE, Dentist.
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L. WHITES
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

TUOTH-ACHE DROPS.
ENSHE only Specific ever yet offered to the
IL Public, from which a radical and permas
nentcure may be obtained, OF that disagreei.
Bile pain, the tooth-ache with all its attendant
evils; such as rracturing jawsin extracting Of
heteeth, which often prOvesmore painful than
the toothache itself; and cold passing from
the decaying teeth to the jaw, thence 20 the
head, producinga rheumatic affection, with
many otherunpleasant effects, such asdisagree'
able breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c. &c.
all OF which are oocasioned from foul or decay
ing teeth. am happy in having itin my pow
er to offer to the world a remedy that will not
enly remove the pain, but preserve the teeth
orom further decay, and dctach the carious
matter from such az have not commenced ach-
ing, n nd remove the tartar and all Other filth
from the teeth, restoring them TO health and
.,nnIIlnnan
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CERTYFICATES.

Mr.. Thomas Whiie--I have the pleasure to
inform you, that have been using your Tooth.
ache Drops in my practice for some time past,
and must acknowledge that find them far
superior to any thing have ever yet known
for that purpose.
Lam well convinced that II will cure most
cases OF Tooth.ache, when it is timely and
properly applied; aud from few weeks ex-
perience, am decidedly OF the opinion that it
will have very beneficial effect in preserving
the teeth; and recommend il, hoping it may
prove blessing to humanity and advantage
Gus to yourself.
WIN. /. BIRKLEY, Surg. Don't.
No. so, South Filth Street,
September i2, 1879. Philadelphia, Pa
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TaE STATE OF ONO, Z WN the Supreme
Portage County, ss. 5 Il Court.
Vacation after August Term, A. D. 1886.
Althera williams,
VS.. SPetition for Divorce.
Benjamin Williams.
The said Benjamin Williams will take no.
tice that the said Althera, his wife, has on this
9Th day of May A. D. 1887, filed her petition
in the office of the Clerk of said Court, prayS
ing for divorce, vinculo matrimonii, and
has assigned for cause, habitual drunkenness
for three years, and total neglect Of duty
He will therefore appear at the next term Of
said Court, to be holden on the 4th day Of
September a. ID. 1887, aud show cause if any
he has, why the prayer of the petitioner shall
not be granted.
GEORGE KIRKUM. Clerk.
r. p. SPALDENG, Solicitor, *i-2
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ETughlIc aeeatly,s Estate.

Nav 10Th. 1887. 4w
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-12
TIE WING LINE FORMED.

The Wh;r. line is now formed, and the
friends Of the country are ready for a charge
I.ssAcnusErrs marched down with drains
bea.inrsand colors flying, to place herself IN
the order Of battle. As she passes along, ono
after another, the Wing States pay A salute
in token of their respect and affection fol
The welltried and war-worn veterans, VIII;
have fought SO many fields. and tha4A s.
often surrounded by the enemy, have mere
known what it was to capitulatc.
Marshal Ncy,as he brought up the rem
n Bonapar'e9s disastrous retreat from Mas
COW. on ono occasion was completely Gu
or from the main boav Of the French army
i broad river was in front, the bridges owe
which had been destroyed, and on all othe
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-12

7 MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI 81
PBAMA, showing the public and
PiS. Indian Reservations, Land
Townships, Streams, &c. ensrav-
Pc government surveys and plats
|eneral Land Office, Washington
T. GILMAN, Dranghtsman in the
and Office.
ELOR, BOOKSELLER, Washington
published (an'l secured the copy
Pr1lnc to law the above maps,
be found Intimately more com
accurate than any heretofore pub
hoy are published on separate
eh continuing nearly six square
Klll be fond useful and valuable
h'erested in the lands of either
ey show every item of Informal
Is IN the possession, OF the land
awe to wafer courses, township
AN lands and reservations, lane
PC. sh1 will be f,und perfectly
md precise in these points,
pc sent by mail to any part o
States, subject only to single
ge. Price two dollars, or thre'
Fi'her will be sent by mail for fiv'
liberal discount will be mad
: agents. or to any who buy t
faTs of Newspapers, any where
we the above advertisement (ir
Is nntice} one or two insertions
'e by return mail a copy Of eac
will send a copy of the pape
Ii TO the advertiser.
1897. 30
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-12
or SnE HOUSE THAT JACKSON pUrIv.
A ncir song TO an old tune.

THE appearances OF A SINGLE YorE. A
gentleman in this city, from Ptym)ath, not
getting through with his business until at
ter The departure of the siagc, took a chase
for hnsnc, feeling, as he did, the Importance
oG even one vote. TINT town, it will, be
seen, gave Wing majority 81 one vote
Boston Courier.
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-12
Of Advertising.

r ION lines or lees, for the FIRST IN
Etarf y noIlar: for each additional in'er-
by .e"', ton cents per line for the hrst,
oa'' r.r line for each additional inscr-
A,.e who advertise by the year, a
.,,unt will be made.
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-12
1r;sInyAL ADvEgrIsEHENrs.
TV[STR4TOR'S NOTICE.

TFESTRATOR'.S NOTICE.
IERS of administration having
b granted to the undersi rncl, r
Flble Pf,bate Court of jefferson
J the November Term. 1885, o.
! qfD,"tor EDWARD LEE, deed.
hcrc5y gicen to all per
estate to come forward:
F'ay, IN make payment, and al
h. c!aims against the estate arc
70 present them within the time
b By Inv ar fhcv will hc barred.
J. B. WARREN, Affair.
1, 1895. 46-tf