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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
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a-Tsa reasons for using DR. Breggs Sugar Coated Pills.
Because they highly pleasant and Agreeable to the aste
they composed o purely vegetable substances and
contain nothing injurious To the physical system
g. Because Ingredients admirably combined that they act
like chain all kinds Of fevers
Because they prescriptions, and act In perfect
harmony with her esIahlishsdiaws
Raue every person who will take other
medicine.
g. they all the vital and always eca
cious in producing healthy eons, and full nervous energy
Beau Sc they blood from all impurities and restore
TO lie natural character and circulation.
A. Because they approved Of and used In their practice by
The best physicians and southern States
you his tonic pill fr the Of the fever
and aaue you need OF other Tor eeciuay prevents
recurrence Of the disease.
TO- Because they recommended Cor the Of disease but
those they are and ninety other goo
might gwen why they should be used above all DINERS
which are now recommended the public.
r saIe by Tolnson Brothers, of the Golden Mortar and
nv & J. Wade Druggist, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

Who COMMENCED THE WAR The following ex-
tract from the reply of Mr.. Slide to the Mexican
Minister after Herrera's administration had been
ovcrthrown by Paredes and overlhrown, too on the
ground that Herrera had not prosecuted the
account of Texas, but had been guilty of the nsuffer-
able atrocy of entertaining the proposition to nego-
tate:
"Ihe Mexican government cannot shift the respon-
sibility of war upon the United States, by assuming
that they are the aggressors. plain unanswerable
fact responds 10 ali the subilees and sOphisries by
which 1t is attempted obscure the reu question !;
that fact Is, the presence in Mexico of minister OF
The United States, clothed with full power to settle all
the questions in dispute between the nations and
among them that Of Texas. Surely 1t cannot
be necessary to remind your cxceency that the me-
naces of have all proceeded from Mexico; and
would seem that the elevation to power of It's actual
government was too recent TO have afforded your
cellency time forget the ostensbe for which
that which preceded 1t overthrown. The crime
imputed to Inc then Presidents crime so odious as
10 justify his forcble expulsion from the Presidency,
to which he had been but few months previous elec-
ted with unparalleled unanimity and in accordance
with all the forms of the constuon-was that of
having prosecuted the war against Texas, Or in other
words against the United Slates-a crime. of which
the enormity was aggravated In ten-Old degree, by
his having accepted the proposal of the United States
to negotiate. To suppose that the present govern
ment has not always intended, and does not still in
tend. vigorously to prosecute offensive against
the United States, would be TO insinuae the degrading
charge of making declarations which it did design
to fulfil, with the unworthy motive of suppIantng
rival"
1t is worthy of remark that Herrera has stated the
same fact lately to the government of Mexico.
TIE Mexican minister. Mr.. Castillo Lanzas,
wrote to Mr. Sldell, the 18th of March, 1885, the
following:
"Civilized nations have looked with amazement at
this enlightened and refined epoch, powerful and
we'll consolidated state availing itself of the internal
dissensons of a neighboring state, putting its vigil
lance sleep by protestatiOns of friendship, setting
in action all manner of springs and articles, alter
natey plying intrigue and violence, aud sezing mo-
dspossess her of precious part of her
tory, regardless of the most unquesliOnabe ownership
and the most uninterrupted possession"
The most uninterrupted possession! The territory
referred to is Texas, not the strip of territory between
the Nueces and the Rio Grande; for General Taylor
had only the day before the date of this cOmmunca-
ton moved from Corpus Christi.-LOu Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

MARRIAGE OF. THE COUNTESS GUIccIoLI.--The Par
is correspondent of the Boston Atlas speaks Of this
lady's marriage. as follows
wedding which attracted much attention, was
that of Monsieur HIllare Etienne Octave BOnnille,
Marquis de Bossy du Coudmis, Peer Of France and
Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, TO Madame The
resa FRANCHISE Olympia Gaspera GAMBIA, daughter of
Count GAMBIA, and widow of Count Guiccio The
Marquis is wealthy, eccentric old widower, connect
ed with the first families in France. His bride is a
most bewitching, golden-haired creature,-
"Being Somewhat large, and anguishing, and lazy,
Yerof beauty that would drive you crazy
the original of Dudu, in Dor Juan which a capital
portrait of her, Even now she is fifty, and ceebra-
ted as having long held its noble author captive She
moves in the best French society, where she has gen.
erulIy been escorted during late years by H. l.. Bull
wer, now English Minister Madrid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
state Of Indiana, Hamilton county, SIS.

HAMILToN CIRCUIT COURT MARCH TERM, lo48
Petition for DirOree.
Rachel barrow John barrow.
THE said petone her SOLICITOR having this day fled
Office OF tn serk Of said petition herein
ing divorce from the said defendant her husband
in said petition, and appearing from affidavit also
this day. that the said defendant is resident the State
of Indiana
said defendant John Darrow therefore notified Of the fl
petition, and that the pending
he will appear the calling of
next term court plead
tion the will be heard and determined in his absence
January 8. 1913. JOHN G. BURNS Clerk.
f.. J. stone, sol. for comp. 7l-3w iS2,I2)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

INDIA RUsBER FELT FOR RAILWAYS. Felt has
been spoken of in columns being used in Eng
land on Railways India Rubber is now manufac-
tured here, with large mixture Of metallic SUBJ
rendering impervous to heat and cold, and
of al thicknesses from sixteenth to quarter of an
nch for the purpose of being placed under the bear
ings of the rails and at the junction of the rails on
what is called the junction plates by which it is
supposed much of the jar, and consequent noise and
wear of machinery, will be avoided specimen OF
this composition IS before US. 1t is extremely
tough, though very elastic, and on being applied to
revolving grindstone, is said suffer less abrasion
in a given time, than steel. We understand it will
be used several Railroads where the track is to be
laid the ensuing Spring-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
TE4CIEEIg WANTED.

YuIHE Principal franklin COsny Seminary having received
and acceaed am appointment Professor College
Academy, the Trustees drOus rO
Of OF
Seminary ocased la Brokvle, Franklin county,
Indiana and prosperous eondIan. er
hasIe ordinary
scholars
elementary branches
and the Trustees preserve
Institution. No salary givenhe eacb-r relying entcy
Of
five dollars per Of fourteen weeks accdng sdirs
pusued pupil The building is rpair vnr
hen recently and
and wl he kept
tees present March, aud The
ne 10th day of April Apcaon ior
the situation by he Iemona Ne Tor
pOsI at March
next Address: law T.. u. BARRY,
Secretary Of the Board Of Tstsss Of Fraakin SemIaar
Brookynie. Ian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
state Of Indiana. Hamilton county, IS.

In THE HAMILTON CIRCUIT "orRr MARCH TERN, 1915
BIZ an Chancery.
Kinder Kinder
Thomas Kinder Peter Kinder by Edward HsI their next
friend Isaac Mats jane Smith John e. Smith, Mary Ann
Smith Phebe Smith aud Henry c. Smith.
THE said petitioners by their having filed the
the Hamilton affidavit of
dsinerested person. showing that Jane Smith, John Smith,
Mary Anu Smith, Phebe smith and Henry c. Smith, defendants
complaint heiein
Therefore the said defendants hereby
tendency said bill complaint thai unless appear
the calling Of the the first day Of tie of this
court plead drmur said BILL the the
and things therein contained
confessed and determined in their absence
E. S. Stone sol. for comp JOIN G. BURNS. elk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
BRACES INDIAN QUEEN NLGL1A
BILE SUGAR COATED PILLS,
The Great POPULAR Medicine

OF the day---VaSt amount used per
IuOnsh---Ihe numerous and W Onder-
fui Cures il efecfs---lis Magical Eject
upon Bilious FeverS, and Fever aud
Ague---Great Excitement among the
Doctors!
'E'HE IsDlAx oUrKs vrsrrA.Lr suoAH COATED PM,
valuable medicine in only specific
upon Bilious and Typhus Feyer Ch Fever ana Fever
Ague OF the and south bot all diseases Of debility
loss aPPsie 'y Of the blood and all
consists in their peculiar effect upon all
produce In great their cess Thry are
mild and pleasant in their aeoa but searching and
their ready absorption the blood thereby nus sup
south ensuresFaies OF al east
10000 Boxes per Month,
And find difficult with Of and the late
in machinery which have :dOPed TasHusc-
and southern age mandatory constantly
e are cp%P From I the
our 900 selling and hosts Of correspondents in
Fever and Sgus thousand Of Which hs1s
4,5OO OF Bilious Fever;
500 do OF weakness and general debility;
2 500 do Of various chronic diseases
1910 do Of Rheumaiism;
I'sS" a. Of A Ag. Gsks: 3 Enlarged spleen;
500 do Scarlet Fever;
a sSS DO 90 Of P PyRhps SEE Fever TE,o.,
from agents and those ho use tue medicice from an
the and southern satisfy that this moderate
are nd S Gl sns
tonic mixtures made wholly of qunins which
upon the public by manufacturers who live nobody knO s
Dr. Bragg famous Sugar Coated Indian Queen Yesese Pills
OF kndshe CaIhartic Ionic Tie pills
peculiarly adapted quick permanent and
Ague torpor Ofhe Liver and general debility Its Fever
Ague Chill Fever &c. that they achieve their greatest umhs
the tonic pills lis effect permanent
which rarely the with the tonic mixtures OF qunne hawk
ed about the ignorant ptendes Those VITO
Who wonder then, that medicine Of such
larty, and extr ordinary virtues should cause
Great excitement among The Doctors
giving ay to the pay Of an he convctoE Of eve
use them.
every day sending orders from every
tice
way from the State of Mississippi Just recev.
ed Let doctors and the sick look to H. and hasten
BEACH Gnovr. TrPrAH Co.. Miss I
July 18th, lS47. !
| To Dr. Bragg, St. Louis. Missouri:
Dear Sir have to inform that have used all Tonic
aey, there is much fever within my
practice and hardly know how TO satisfy my patients
have thoroughly your my
this country not only ehlIs and but in real fPhOrs
and have with such from their that find
myself great loss 10 get along without them consider them
great blessing to the people Of the west and SOUTH and sat
sned that they important diseases than
recommend them for.
forward ma supply by mall as quickly as posi-
Bile, directed as above Very respectfully, yours.
! JAMES HoDGEs NJ. q.
OFor sale wholesale and retal. by S. j. WADE and TOM
burg; JOHN w. VAUGHAN Pttsborough CAVE J. CAR
TER jamestown; B. SWEENEY Royton; DAVID WOOD
VFu Eogs Vi, eR SoHNs0S IHILaot
IMANWARING ADAMS, Franklin n D; ROBINS: Edn-
by Marion; IRA BAYLEY FreepOrti H. PiERsoN Green
field; WM SILVER Pendleion; WILLIS q. AThERToN,
Bridgeport; w. j. UNGLEs. BellevIle.
May 25th io4I ePWSsWlyC2Hs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

OrThe railroads completed in the United States,
and in use. 5. 780 miles. first cost of
Of sl22 525, 1897. All this has been effected in
teen years About sl5.0000O0 per annum is now
expended in railroad construction.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03


no more than due say has been fairly
al. has obtained and bee culture has been
ro6,abe in any various hives that have been used,
the use Of this will the prohtabenes two or three
all depredafions OF the Bee
Mile, or Moth dvidua township county Morgan
Putnam Hendricks vgo Bartholomew Lawrence, Jackson Jen
s and Orange Marion john
f the subscriber Individual rights are
sold AZ as: townships, IRON go to $780,
wishing to the hive or any information respect
To- h vii, pra.e call at mr. store, address T. r. CASE.
Oppuste frAzefs fotei inu'sns P'ts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

The Loss.-According to a table from the Adiu-
tant Generals Oce-our loss in killed. all the bat
ties in Mexico, has been thus far l III, and our
wounded 3.679. The Mexicans killed have been
Il, $3.50, and the wounded $500
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

0rThe celebrated Pea Patch. an Island in the
Delaware river, has. after years of litigation. been
awarded by John Sergeant the arbitrator, to the Uni
ted States The State of Delaware heretofore claim
ed IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
DAGUEIsREOTYPE LIKENEssIS.

80 Secure the ShddOW, the SabSiaHce Fade ="
rHNHOMAs HAYES Mr.. Terry Isl Broadway
New York, aud % East Fuuh street. CeIhn ali
arrangements aag miniatures IN the above N and
Apartments JOs0ns buildings Washington
dnsrss ses o ning's husel, Indianapolis
having n the five
wears New YORK, and being all the xi.
that Guns.
amy world; having uay ana
n he challenges
wishing avail themselves Mt HIS SAIL well 10
only remain during the urese,
pnu IL tbe Legislature.
Instructions given and every thing apperaning 10 IL IA,
sale al New York prices. 7W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
Administrators Notice.

TT ETTERs Of administration having been granite TO the
designed the estate of Philip Nickel. deceased of Mari
county Indiana all who know themselves indebted to
otherwise
cell and settle the and having claims anst
notified present them The estate solvent
JOHN B. sTUMPH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
S3IERIFF'S SALE.

lpY virtue of directed from the clerks Office
- OF the Marion court, will public the
18th lay OF February s the house door IN the town
Indianapolis within the prescribed by law the and
profits Tor years of tie following real estate. towt
Beginning the north No. 49, the
OF Indianapolis thence 67 thence east 1875 feet thence
north OF fee thence 1876 the place beginning
ering the ground OF lot No. IL, in said square
And failure realize OF judg
and costs will time and place simple
said real Taken the property the city council of the
town Of Indianapolis at The SUIT of Joun L. Ketcham
733g (SlSO A.W. RUSSELL. Sheriff Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

OT1'he population of Boston 10 now estimated at
one hundred and thirty thousand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

IN ChaRc9y.
Thomas G. Mason admr De BROS Of the Of Matthew
kempton deceased Dugr James F. Beard, Frdi-
maud Bead Perna Beard and The unknown heirs Of Matthew H.
kcrnplOn, deceased.
OW at this time comes the complainant by counsel and
the Of the adavfs herein flied
that Rosemoe Dugar, and heirs aforesaid
dents Of the State Of Indiana II therefore odcSed by the court
that said defendants he notified the peudency pubca
ton this order Indiana
tne public newspaper circulation printed and published
In the city OF Indianapolis State OF Indiana the last Of which ssd pub
LEGATIONS shall be at least sixty days before the first of the
Of this uniess they the said defendants
here before the calling this
and plead demur COMPLIMENTS bill Of complaint the
will be taken confessed deoieed accordingly
cause is continued. By
Witness, JOHN CRAWFORD Clerk,
ByS. W. FNsFIILD, Dep. elk.
Rockpor December 90, 1877.
r.. De BrtIer 4. o. S-3wisa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
STILL TaIEv COME.

rJvHE subscribers are every day receiving and dspOsre Of
large quantities oil Stoves Of every decrpon Psrlo AID
Air Tight Stoves of the latest and improved
fresh supply cele5ated Air Tt cs.s
the
Browning Steve,
wh. admiralty calculated
hous Offices &c. 4 being six different 1850
Also, arrival of the great and celebrated
Combination Cook Sieve.
qualities which e-rev "a .,,-.
the people becoming familiar
tage they any other ever vet known
the United States ="
Premium Cook Stoves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
.DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ETTERS Of having been granted the under
signed Of Batty decreased Mao
county indiana persons indebted said requested
rail- and settle persons having claims against aid esa
are notified present them The esae probably solvent
ROBERT L. WALPOLE, Admir-.
n.ramher 10Th. lS47 63-Sws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
Keliy,s IrOn Carbon.

FuyHE prepared furnish smiths and Others
his newly compound for hardening iron giving h
hardness OF retaining its original toughnes Full direction
devoted the
and succeeded adopts this method Of getting into
ersl use preferng peddng patents aud patent rights
us solic,ts orders and fair trial. z6f JOHN KELLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

I'm losses by the sinking Of the seambo
sunbeam are compelled make This call upcu all persons
eb. 10 us and lend hand by forke
w. are in want of ready Attend this and trouhlc
Nav TO- 1877. Is In WILLIS W. WRiGHT Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

TUyHE undersigned to sell Of the rest farms
Marion county II contains about ninety ceres all unc
orchard falling water well situated for stoc
ood buildings title ndispuiable Situated three miles fro
on State road For pa and terms enquire OF
~ iI.o GEO. A. CHAPMAN, Sentinel Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

r,,HosE indebted 10 the undersigned will find my notes
usct the same w. b. PREST,
January 1. Isls o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
S.yC YOUR DIMES

IL in want invited
,orxaminr the subscribers. None shall
dissatisfied as they the best Lsgansts
be adj in the city. -
poppos Brownngs. BECK u CO.
Nov sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
vyOOILEN blank

LARGE lot Of from Whitney Hendricks
Mandatory which Of superior quality
.nia, ma nv saIe n ron a, 10 AZ pair WILARD'S
i.nIa IS No s. Gridith's block opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

And we Ind icult with large lOce q and the ts
Improvements machinery which adopted
ure them fast enough supply the demand in then western
and southern States One age mandatory is constantly
gdgei
they composed From information obtain
our 900 selling hosts OF correspondents
all parts of tho country medi mODh
than 1000 cases OF Fever which
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

Approved, January 10, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-12-27
SIleriH,s Safe.


DY' virtue of a writ Of. Plu Y Pendi ex ct Fl
ID Fa TO me directed and delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
County Ohio shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue at the Court house in the town
of Ravenna on
Tuesday the I'd day of January, 1s49,
between the homs of ten o'clock, A. Nj. and
four O'Clock, pm. of said day the following
described lands and leaemelts 10 wit:
Situate inzsufield township number one
in the min il .ange of TOW anships in the Con.
necticut Weste, i Reserve in the State Of
Ohio. and which is a'so in the county of
Portage and is Known BY being part Of lot
number four andissbounded as follows, be-
ginning ut the south east corner of land be-
longing to Ephraim Sabirs it being on the
east Line of said township, thence west to
the lot line, thence south along lands be-
longing to the said Sabins and Russell
Meacham far enough to contain. sixty five
acres OF land by running line parallel with
thenorih tine,lthence' east to the township
line, thence north to the place of beg inning
Taken in execution as the property Of
James kent.at she suit of Richard Webb.
Appraised at $4,000, -.-.
= = JOHN GILL1S, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office Forage county,}
November g9th, sl84a.
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ShefiHs SaIe.s

DY virtue of aEwEt Of Vendi. Ex. to me
ID directed and delivered from the court
of common pleas of Po.tage county. Ohio, |
shall expose to sale at public vendue a. the
court house in the town Of Ravenna on
Monday the 10th day of January, 1949,
be:ween the hou.s5of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock, P M. of said day the following
described lands aud tenements, to wit:
"Stuate in the township of Rootstownin
the County Of Portage and State of Ohio
and is known by parts of Lots number 10
and so and is bounded as follows: beginning
at the center Of post standing in the center
of the State road leading from Canton in
Stark county to PafpesvIle in the County of
Lake twenty one chains and fifty links
north one degree west of where SAID road
crosses the south line of said lot nineteen,
thence south forty FIVE minutes east twenty
one chains and fifty links to the south line
Of said lot number nineteen, thence west
thirty six CHAINS and twenty three links to a
post, thence north thirty minutes westlwen
tv one chains ;saud fifty links to post,
nence west fory one chains and eighty six
links to the west line of lot No. thirty afore.
said, thence North thirty minutes west ten
chains to a poet, .hen East forty two
cnans and thirty six links to post, thence
Sou II thirty nlinr;us East ten chains to a
post, thence East thirty>fve chains ano
seventy three linkst the place of beginning
containing one hundred and twenty acres
and twenty four hundredths of an acre of
land be the same more or ess.''
Taken in execution as the property o
Perry Fl. Babcock at the suit of Alonzo T.
Eerrick. ..<.s-zzz s-s.-.-
Appraised at $isoo.oo.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Portage Co.
Decemher 13 1S4S
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The Great Remedy Of Nature
AMERICAN OIL.

DROCURED from a well in kentucky l9s
l. feet below the surface of the Earth. A
ertaln and infallible cure for Sprains, Strains
Cuts, Bruises, Scalds, Burns. letter, Erysipelas
Scalds, heap-Croup, Infammatory, Sore-throats
Sore and Infanled Eyes, Fiatulenee, Ulcers, fe
ver-sores, ScrofuIa and
INFLAMATORY RHEUMATISM.
Its surprising properties are. highly developee
CURE of DEAFNESS,
in all cases not organicaIty incurable.
1t has been discovered to be an Infallible anG
CERTAIN CURE for all cases of
Cholic, Cramp and Spasms
which it cures cffectualiy within a very shor'
space oftime. 1tscurative Properties are like.
wise remarkably manifestedin the cure of
DIS SEASES of the SPINE. =
4 lady. the wife of Planter in Kentucky, was
cured effactually of one of the worst eases Of
Diseased Spine, which had confined her to hei
bed for considerable time in which she could
not turn herself. The qualities of this ma
lHrcs own Remedy are extremely pen
etrating and Anti-Infamatory-c
therefore is -eonfdentlalIy recommended as a
veritable and certain cure for
INFLAMMATION Of the KIDNEYS,
Gravel, Urinary Complaints, &c. &c. BIC. Sc.
Price so Gents Per Bottle.
genuine, purchase only of the general agent
VIM Jackson, No. 50 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
or through sub Agents appointed by him for its
sale, each ofwhom will have show bill, and
general directions in pamphlet form, containing
the names and address of tho Proprietor and
General Agent, as follows;
d. Hail 4 Co. propretors, Kentucky.
VIM. Jackson, General Agent for Western
Pcnns. lvania part Of Ohio and Western Virginia
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
Observe.-Each bottle is enclosed in one OF
the above named Pamphlets, and the name Of
VIM Jackson, (the general and only wholesale
agentas abovel printed on the outside label.
Sold BY the following duly appointed Agents;
J. S. LEFFINGW ELL, Ravennn; Charles IT,
Kent, franklin Mills; o. b. Beebe. Cuyahoga
Falls; G. N. Abbey q co. Akron; Jas. G, Cal
lendcr, Newton Falls; J. Fl. G Johnson, Warren
Take Notice. S. LeffingwcH is ap
pointed general and supplying Agent for Portage
county Sub-Agents supplied by him at the
wholesale price lYl35.