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THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition to complete contract for the sale OF real
, - estate.
Isaac H. Chandler and John Jones, admlnistra-
tors OF the estate OF William Jones, deceased,
Jacob Hendershot and Betsy Henderson, his wife,
John Cevinger and Margaret Clevipger his wife,
Aaron Norris and Lucy Ann Norris his wife.
William Jones, Lucinda Bethel, George 7.
Jones, Delilah Jones. Eliza Jane Jones, Jesse
Jones and Eunice Jones.
The above named defendants will! take notice
that petition will be presented TO the next Court
of Common Pleas to be holden in said county, the
prayer Of which petition is that said Court make
an order authorizing and empowering the admin
istrators of William Jones, deceased, to complete
a written contract entered into by said William
Jones in bis lifetime with James Barber, by con-
veying in fee to said James Barber the following
described real estate, to wit: Being the northwest
quarter. Of the northeast quarter OF section 10,
township 5, and range s; containing 40 acres more
or less, and lying aud being Id the county of Mon
JEWETT s. EATON,
April 81, 1S49 Au'ys for Petitioners.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Isaac Murrsy.a
Justice OF the Peace of Franklin township, Mon.
roe county, against the property aud effects of
William Robins, a nonresident of said county,
Dated this 30ih day of March. A. D. lS49.r
April IA. THOMAS P WILKINSON
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n OBERT MILLS ESTAT E.--Nolice is
IL hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as sxecntor on the estate
Of Robert Mills, late OF Monroe county, deceased
April 2l, lsA9. JOHN McCASLlN.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woods6eld Division, No. 494,
MEET AT THEIR HALL,
In the Court House, every Tuesday Evening.

DOA NOTICE.-Nolice is hereby given
IL to the Trustees Of Ohio township, that appli-
cation will be made to them to locate township
road. commencing at the north end of John An-
gus lane, thence eastwardly through Isaac Nc.
Burney's land, thence through the lands of the
widow Hall. James Dillon and Jacob Nishberry to
intersect the county road at or near Jacob Nish-
berry's mill. 4 ..I ..,-. sr. ..-... ..
April %, l849.
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North american Farmer,

TELEdAPH1C MARKET EPORTER
A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN AGRIoUI..
TUTE, COMMERCE, MINING, SCI
LITERATURE, NEWS, &C, IN.
TENDED FOR COUNTRY
PEOPLE GENERALLY. ), s.,.
This jodfpal is expressly devoted 10 the tastes
and itt rests ofcouItry readers and Contributions
from many OF the most eminent writers IN this
countrS andin Europe. appear in Its columns-a
mong whom may be mentioned Hon. George p.
Marsh, Hon. Morris Longsueth, Hon Thomas H.
Burrows, James Gowen, Esq, Rrofs. Liebig and
Baner of Germany, Francis J. Grund, Edgar A.
Poe, Jshn s. Bowen, Fed. ,&c. 6' ,H73
TERMS : One copy. 81; four copies. 50; and
nine copies for $6, s.sss.a =,
The Money, Produce. Cattle. Iron, Dry Goods.
and all other markets throughout the Union, ars
carefully reported, under the direction of Mr..
Strouse, the senior publisher. who is thoroughly
aud practically conversant with mercantile pur-
suits. These reports the quotatiShs being rsceiv-
ed by Telegraph. (except PmJddeiphi4.) dste with
In few hours previous to printing the papes, and
embrace the various Markets OF New York, Boy-
ton, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, &C. &c.
Notwithstanding this paper is published at half
the cost OF others, contains more reading matter
and j. as large sheet as any So psper in the Uni-
ted lStates. fi ,ast isfr
Specimen copiesrnay be seen at any post.o6ice.
All monies received are acknowle in the
newspaper. Letters must be addressed, post paid.
BoWEN'S NORTH AMERICAN FARMER,
Philadelphia. Pa,
eg-Editors who choose to copy the sboys will
receive the paper in exchange, and receive S2
worth of books during the present year.
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/ DAD NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given,
L. that petition will be presented to the Com
riissioners OF Monroe county. at their June session.
praying for an alteration Of the county r,ad, com.
mencing at John Clarys to the graded road Said
alteration to commence near Jacob Nishberly 8
mill in Ohio township thence the nearest and best
route through the lands of John CIary, Jacob In.
gold and intersecting the old road at near John
Angus barn and that SO much Of the old road as
will be supplied by this alteration be vacated
April 9S, 1S49. MANY PETITIONERS.
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a JAs. R. MORRIS, PRoPRIrToR. /
WOODsFIELD, OHIO, APRIL ss. ls4s.

z TosA Aoro GsowERs. I've cali the attention of
our reader. u The letter Ii to DAY paper from The
Hon. John Davenport, on the subject Of growing
tobacco. From his long experience in buying and
selling tbs. article, his suggestions are entitled 10
due consideration. ....s..,-..-,t ..,s.e-.
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ToHN CLEvENGER's ESTATE Notice
% is hereby given, that the undersigned Char
lotle Clsvenger has been appointed and qualified
as Executor, and William Lannam as Administra-
tor with the will annexed, OF the estate of John
CleveDger, late Of Monroe county. deceased
CHARLOTTE, ,CLEvENGER,
WILLIAM LANNAM.
49,, 90 1ox0s s|tf'a 'sfH
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T0HN LAPP'S ESTATE.-No office is hereby
% given, that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified Administrator Of the estate of John
Lapp, late of Monroe county, deceased. ,aA
April %, l849' GEORGE LAPP
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N. +. BLACKL0CK & Go.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonets, &c.
NO. 252 BALTIMORE STRT,
(yNeviy opposite Hanoper.)
N A 4 ~ ID

NO. 2s2, BALTIMORE sTRT,
(.Nsariy opposite Hanouer.)
BALTIMO RE, Md,
Have received their Spring stock, and keep
constantly on hand large aud splendid assort-
ment of goods ip their line, ,,smbracing every va
Tieiy of style and quality. Our Spring stock con-
sists ef about ~
5000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
500 CASES HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,. sc
Among which we may name the following:
Ladies Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers
+ su i" &c" Patent Leather do
I" Z" :" Morocco do
q +" Patent TIP Caters
4" /" Lasting, with Morocco Tips
90 Murrocco & Kid Buskins, &c.
Gents Fine City made Boots
He /" I" Eastern made do
i" Grain and Kip do
d" Fine Calf and Goat Munroes
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets of every descrip-
ton, such as: Coburg, Gimp, CordiIett, Jennie
Lind. China Pearl, Rough and Ready, Paris, Dun
stable, Devon, Lawn, &c ta+
Z. A large asso, tment OF Hats and Caps OF the
latest style, among. which W name The following:
p Gsntlemen's Fine Silk Hats. Spring Style
=" 9" Beavers q
Is es e. (" Russia .s
e AZ" :" Angola Hats. ali Styles
s- Mems Brown and Black Mexican Hats
I" " g Palo Alto
{" Wool
9 Fashionable Pedal :"
rarTi9H sss3 Guasyaguild
Palm Leaf Hats ofall qualities. Men and Boys
Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps. Hair and Leather
Trunks, Whips, &c.
Also-A large assortment Of Boys and Misses
Shoes, Ch idren's Shoes, Misses ,Bonnets, and
every article in our line. 80
Our stock has been selected with great care; and
bought to advantage; and we re thus prepared to
offer great inducements to country merchants and
the trade generally, whom we respectfully invite
to call aud examine, OUR stock. e}l "
Baltimore. April3, lS49
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"ITCHELL w. McCOY'S ESTATE
VA Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
Of the estate Of Mitchell w! Mccoy, late of Mon
roe county, deceased. uI3g 3 as
April 81. ls49. JAMES SEALS, ,.Jr.
nHILIP JACOB FYoCK'S ES TE.-
il Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate Of Philip Jacob Fyuck, late of Mbn-
roe county, deceased. lf
sE5oN GODFREY BEAGLEBACH.
April, 2I. lS49. ,''S
I a. DMINISTRAToR'S, SALE OF REAL
AZ ESTATE .-On the 2lst day of May, IS49,
at two O'Clock 10 the afternoon, on the premises
hereinafter mentioned, In Union township, Mon
roe county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der the following real estate, as the property of
Abraham Archer, deceased, 10 witt. The east half
of the npttheast quarter bf section 30, township 7,
and range 8, subject to the dover estate OF Mary
L. Archer also the southeast quarter OF the south.
east quarter of section 20, township Z, and range
g. subject to dover; also, the west half of the west
half OF the northwest quarter of section 20, in
township q, and range g., unincdrnbered by dover;
all living and being in Monroe county, Aforesaid,
and appraised is follows: the first described tract
at $500, the second above described tractat $500,
and the third and last tract at $400 Terms of
and the residue in one year; to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the undersigned ssa.ia. sir
.,l,Ns JAMES. ARCHER. a,.
&. Admir- Of Abraham Archer, decd.
g |P'" SASAe~' 1&gk az skgf- yAslA-i~N ~
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Valuable Farm, for Sale.

VUNHE subscriber. offers for sale a valuable
Stock and Grain Farm, situated five miles
and a quarter East Of Richmond, on tho Ma
tionaI road; containing $50 or $50 Acres.-It is
well timbered, and about $50 acres under cuti-
vation-aIl under good f-nce-oO acres in tirno-
thy and clover. Stock waite in every enclosure
and the wood land all set in blue grass. A good
frame House and Barn and other necessary out
buildings on the premises, and a well Of excel
lent water at the door. All of which will be
sold CHEAr-half cash, and the balance in two
equal annual payments. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber u MitcheIl's Mill
"a miles South Of Richmond
WIN. MITCHELL.
July Is, le4o. 3O-3m.
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II % bile Ven nc.

IEHERE will be offered At public sale at the
Il residence of the late lsrae! c. Wore de-
ceased, three miles North of Richmond. Wayne
County. Ia. the personal property Of said dece-
dent; consisting of Wagon. Horses, Cows.
sheep. Hogs. Farming Utensils. Household ano
Kitchen Furniture. : lc TO commence at 10
o'clock on the 10Th day OF oih mo. next. whe re
due attention will be given and terms MADE
known by JACOB WORE.
Also. on the same dav and place will be Of
fered for sale the personal property of Israel
Clark, deceased: consisting of Clock, Shoe
maker Tools. and sundrv other articles too nu-
merous to mention. Due attendance will be
gwen and terms made known by
CORNELIUS RATLlFF, Executor.
MARY CLARK, Ereeutrir
9Th mo- Eth, 1919. 3O:ts
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IL 4 KING: IsUSI ESS.
City Bakery, Candle Factory, &c.

PAXSON. LEWIS & Co, No. So,
South East Corner Of Main md Mariom streets );
RICHMOND INDIANA;
HAFE lnst opened splendid assortme mt Of
4 FAMILY GROCERIES, which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
Is Rasins. Figs, Cheese. Herring, Sugar,
Candies, &c. &c, for sale cheap
They are prepared to furnish wedding
hxings,' in the shape of Pound Cake, to all Who
may apply. Call and them.
1j'CANDLEs for sale by the Box or Pound
and the highest price in ash paid for BEEVE Els
and TILLOW
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &C.,
Fresh and Good, hands at all times; also
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef, Pork Veal Sc will he served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nIugs.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of Rich
mond, and vicinity TO call and them; ana if
they go away dissatisfied or empty handed, it
shall not be the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS s. co
May %, 1919 5lf
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Fresh Drugs n d HE dicines S.

inst irriring at No. 10. Main street.
NR. HOW WELLS, would inform his custom
IL ers. and all the rest. that he is now receiving
his Summer Stock of DRUGs and MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh, and sold the most reasona-
bic terms lie particularly requests any person
buying of him, who is not satisfied with the
ticIe purchased. to return it and he will refund
the money;--he warrants every thing he sells,
and IS determined To eire satisfaction.
GCall at No. l6, Main street. Richmond.
June s, 1919. Eff
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HE Stockholders Of the Richmond and
i Williamsburg Turnpike Company again
notified, that their first instalment has been due
for three or four weeks, and it is NOW WANT
Ed to pay contractors. Those who have not
paid, will call at the shop OF the undo rsigned in
Richmond, or on Moses Dawson, in Williams
burg, and PAY UP.
CALEB SHEARON, Treasurer.
Richmond, July III 1919. 29-tf
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N y z. L. AZ. Va S'E'E.

II\tiE undo -met have erect,d an establish
IL neht aud are manufacturing 4 superior ar
ticie of VI \ t.R Al. " ATt.k aot arr. now mr.
pared 10 supply customers by The Gozrn or sin-
Sie bottle. Having gone to considerable tN-
pehsr IN procuring machinery, aud from tl,,.ir
experience IN the business, they feel con lie nj
that they cannot ftli % please their customers
with thus delightful beveraye Orders from a;
distance promptly attended to.
- Persons wishing TO purchtS" can he supplied
by leaving their orIcrs ut Mr.. Bri.htwrtI's Store
LAVE y ROSA.
Richmond. My So 1919 a3,f
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Tn. BLACK. Of Hllsborough, O., has left
- for sale at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No
10, Main street. the following medicines: The
Family Pills; Dyspep,ic Pills; Asthma or Phthis-
.c fiiis; cough Pills; Cough Powde rs the Blood Y
tlux or Diarrhoea Powders; Children Diarrhoea
or Suinmer-C Complaint Powders: A static Cholera
(the first or, they are generally called pre-
monitory symptoms, Diarrhoea Powders: Chill
and Fever, Fever and Agus, and Cure Pills.
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n q r I e. E.

'ENlIE first instalment 30 per cent of the
Stock of the Richmond Bridge and Turn
pike Company will be due the 18th day Of 9Th
mo (Augustl next. The Stockholders are re-
quested to make payne Mt thereof to the Treas
urer Of the company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
SOLOMON HORNEY. Prest.
JAMES w. MARMoN, Sec'ry
9Th mo 18th, lS49. Soft
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SWAIN Il POE. No. 2. Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
i y their friends and the public generally to
their Stock of Fresh
%hnily @Po9er3eSs
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock of Young &
Mcclure. and just received large additional
supply, they are prepared to furnish their
TONERS with every thing in the GROCERY line
O good terms any other establishment in
the City. Their stock consists, in part. Of
Coffee, Spices. ground and unground
Sugar. Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Moiasses, Raisins,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
Caudies-a general assortment,
BrooIns. Buckets, Baskets, " ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hatchets,
Mackerei. No. 3, Cheese. &c. &c.
All of which they will sell, for CASH, exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
market price will be paid at ali times for all kinds
of available country produce. Cali and examine
oar Stock; and il pleased, BUY.
May 9, le49- 20-tf
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DClsE Wines. &c, for Sickness.
1t is "a desirable thing to be able TO get
W INES, pure for the sick and for sacramento
purposes; and can, with confidence, recon-
mend mine as such. Also, pure Holland Gin:
and pure French Brandy, and other Liquors for
Medical purposes only: at NJ. l6. Main St
April IL, lSl9. j. HOW ELLIS.
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ITAvE You TRIED DIR. PURDIES FAM

"AVE YOU TRIED DR.. PURDIES FAM
Il Il lily MEDICINES; well they are good,
call at Dr. Howelis Drug Store, No Is, Main
street, where you can get Furdies Pills, for
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Purdies Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Pur - Ointment for all
diseases of the skin. eruptions, piles. burns Sc.
and Dr. furdies Phoenix Bitters, great restorer
OF the system These medicines Just intro
duced here. but they have had a great run in the
east. Try them, and prove them.
Richmond, May %, 1919. loft
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

"HOsc IUNu H>rOpCrty IOf S;lIC.
HE Undersigned wishes to sell a valuable
FIGURING Mill. With three run of Burs ma
chinery entirely new and in good repair, with
some buildings and forty acres Of land attached
situate on Greens Fork. thre. miles below Mi
ton, ayne County. Indiana, and near the w hite
W alter Canal. which " Ill be sold reasonabie--
For information apply to 5. Cammack near the
premises. or \. llolingswor,h, lie ar Centervllle
III said county.
SAMUEL. CANNACK
NATHAN HDLLINGSWORTJ
Eaton Register, Hamilton lntellicencer and
Dayton Journal copy for ; months, and charge
this office.
May %. $40. 22-3,n.
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DERRY DAVIS Vegetable pain X illcr.
Il new and invaluable medicine every
family should have bottle Of it in the house, -
IS cheap. For sale by l. REED.
May %, lS49. 35,f
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WAGONS FOR SALE

INHE undersigned has for sale two Two
i Horse Wagons. of which is nearly
new, the other considerably worn. AIso a sett
of double Harness, that is nearly new ANY
pc rson wishing to purchase will do well by cali
ing at No. 81, Main street, opposite the Bank
Richmond, Indiana. JOHN HAINES
5th mo. 9th, lS19. 2O-tf
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IslCII,zOND CLOTHING STORE

Remored to No. -. Main s,ree, NearIy
Opposite the Bunk;
A ND FRESH ARRIVAL of Spring a
"A summer Goods. which are being
manufactured into CLOTHING. have on
hand supply Of Cintt Dress, Frock ant Sack
- % "a - -9-Summer-C 10th.
Cash"aret, Tweed, LANES, and Linen do;
oioth. Plain and Fancy Cashmere, Sat,inelt,
weec, Jeans, Cotionade, Plain and Checked
l-ihen - Az @<3.omade in every yari-
ETY. OF style, Velvet, Plain ana Fancy Satin.
10th. Cashmere, Valencia, and Cashmere
ES1S; which will be sold Low forCASH
and tie making WARRANTED.
AI>O.--Shirts, Drawers. Ploin md
ra"ey srlv;at>, Su>pensicr>. socks.
IIOVe>. &C. NC. A. WOODWARD.
Richmond June 9th, 1919. l7tf
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L>laxScCsl and I.in~ccd Oil, IL wis,

L>IINSccaD and G-jnScs.<l OH - wish
4 10 say to the public that, having purchased
the OIL Mill. two miles north of town. on West
Fork, of Fahnestock < Howe!ls, am preparrc
To pay the highest market-price iii Cash for good
clean FlaXSeed, delivered at the VI Ill or at my
Drug Store in Richmond | shall also have on,
hand lnseed OH. 10y the wholesale and retail
as low any body, ans, as | inanuf,cture with
the Ill Y drostatc Press, l can furnish, a better
article OF Oh than the other country Mills.
April Is, IS49. j. iiDWEIIS
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4 i0tOHS.-- Best Brandy; Old Rye WHISKY;
l \ Port, Madeira and Ten'tf Vines, for medi-
cinal purposes; Lime Juice. Lemon and Sarsa-
riila Syrups, for sale at REEDS Drug andI
April 80, lei9. Medicinal Depot.$
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4 MEXICAN OH-THE CREATES.

4 MEXICAN OzL-THE GREATEST
N REMEDY OF NATURE-procur,d iron,
'ceH IN kentucky, Is5 feet beio.r Tie earths sur
face This OH will be found vastly superior to
Harlem, British. or any other formerly popular
OILS It's curative properties for the following
ailments are truly wonterful:
lntihtnnatory riieumatisIn---w huopinp couch
fhtiiisic- coids---s pasIns--- letter.
prIas----scaid head -croup-- -intiarnmatorv
sore throat---liver complaints Inflammation Of
The KID Inc ys---paIns IN the breast sid, and back
diseases OF the splne-- piles--heart burn
diseases OF the hp JoInt--nilamed sore cves---
deafness and ear-ache- worms---iooth- arh,---
sPrhins--- strhIns---bnrns scaits- bruises---cu,s
- ulcers -cancers---fever sores, &c. &c.
lis OTn merits are its best recomue nd alton as
thousands of people of all classes and ages can
testify.
CANTON In order to be sure Of obtaining tn.
genuine, purchase only Of the General Aren't
Dr. Edgar Thorn, Dublin. Wayne CO Ind or
through sub-agents appointed by him for its sale;
each OF whom will have ii Show Bill and pener-
al directions III pamphlet form, containing the
names and address of the Proprietors. and Cen
erai Agent for the State of Indiana as follows:
-. l1AIL q Co: Proprietors, Kentucky,
DOCTOR EDGAR THORN, General Agent for the
State of Indiana, Dublin. Wayne county. to
whom all orders must be addressed
AGE>Ts:--Jesse Meek, Dr. Howells Richmond.
townsend, Lewis * Co, SiIvers & Braor
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers. Gormantown: Dr.
J. T. Ball. Centrevilie j. 5. Starr, Newport;
J. BaileDger, Williamsburg; Lock Il Mills
Economy; l.. Lesh, Franklin; w. Q. Arment
Dalton; Vaughan Il Duhadaway, Hagcrstow n
&. ID. Kern, Milton.
April ls, 1919. l.:9m
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corrected. reekiy. for the Cincinnati Casene.)
Bv George MrLNE X Co., West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills OF
Exchange; who make collections throughout
the u. States, Canada aud Europe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw on Eng land in sums
to suit purchasers.
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nR. F.. CRANES SPINO ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER & SHOULDER BRACE
"A new and very valuable article. Physicians
would do well to call and examine them.
IRWIN REED.
May, |, 1910. l9-tf
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N1NTER strained Sperm Oil, of the first
w quality, Just to hand from the East IT
No. A.. Main street. IRWIN REED
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TOD-g.lVEle OEs--A new ar,,cl. for
~ rheumatism, and ali painful atit ciions =
he Oh of Goldfish Liver, begins to be entcn-
siveiy used by Physicians, and has been found
10 be very sn ctssful remedy for Chronic
Rheumatic, and Goutv affections diseases Of the
Chest. Scrofula, EIhkets &c A pure article
Tor sale al DR.. llowell's Drug store, No. IL,
vi ain street
Richmond, Feb IS 1919 loft
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WINDOW GLASS of all Sizes and be-
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Madriver and Lake Erie Railroad.

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FORSANDUSKY, CLEVELAND. BUFFALO
AND NEW YORK.
A PASSENGER train leaves Springfield
IA daily, Except Sundays) a, IL NJ and
arrives at oandusky same evening at9.
Second train leaves Springfield every rv.n-
ing, except Sunday at 10 o'clock and arrives
IL oahdusky next morning at o'clock
FARE,
Springfield to Rrlifontaine, 80 miles, 81 90
henton, DO miles ,.5
Tim, 9b miles $50
Sandusky. l3i miles 400
: . Buffalo, about 30 hours, 500
The steamer Queen City leaves Sandusxy
every Monday and Thursday
The America every Tuesday and Friday
The Saratoga every Wednesday and Saturday
and Immediately after the arrival of the nigh,
tfain, ana arrive IN Cleveland at | p. NJ and in
Buffalo the next morning in time for the early
tram OF Cars f. F. OSBORN, Supt
May ~, l-49. f23-Daytou Jour =,