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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
! will be in attendance. as follows

~ will be in attendance. as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill IiOuse, Saturday, Oct. 18th;
0RwELL, Mr.. l., Bragg's, Monday, DC 1 Goth;
kAvESSA,P Tentiss uoase, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dot. 18th and 18th.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver. stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
EeSs, Dehili v, Dy~ silepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood. Eruptions. Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints both external and Internal.
For some ten years DR.. I. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, IreatiLg thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. In no case are Mineral or other pOis0Rs en-
played, NOR does he make sick 10 Hake rel. or tear
dorm 10 bait1 up GgaiR- The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients may re-
main al home, and continue with prudence their ordin-
AIRY diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope. the irdisputable evidence of which can alN avs
be furnished. InvaEds, however reduced or dispair-
ing. are invited to cali. and may he assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred. With
Out = corresponding prospect OF recovery.
CLYDE. o., July %, 1856.
De. TUBES, Sir II have delayed writing until seTe
raj months have elapsed since my wife discontinued
the use OF } our medicine. l am happy to say that she
IS again restored 10 heath. Her Condition was pecu
liariy distressing, ami one that l will not attempt fully
TO describe Her greatest slderings I.rocee lei from
a disease OF her throat and lungs. Disorders state Of
tie liver. nervous prostrat,on and general debility
He health has been declining for several years, until
she was reduced to a mere skeleton, and her life des
paired Of ry her friends. The best ply in The
country (old school were co plOyei. TO little or no pur-
pose, and they told US she must die. Hearing Of you,
she desired to make one more effort, and we did So
On receiving your first prescription, she WAS able to
sit up but part of the day.
The change was great and truly gratifying to Us 10th.
She applied for medicine hut twice after obi dining the
hrst, ami We ave hapFl to state that. by the blessings
OF God. through your fundamentally, she now enjoys
better health tlIan size has for the last fifteen years.
She endures more h~ardships with less fatigue. You
can dispose Of this statement as you see pTnper. 70.
your own b'neEt and the cause Of humanity
Yours, respectfully, 10. FORBES.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Il County 50. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Milton sutiih. Administrator OF The said plaintiff, on
Benjamin Williams, deceased. I the s3d day Of August,
vs.. 1855, El-d in Sa d
CLAYTON Harrington, Samuel court. his petition
Quinny. executor Of Calvin G. against said defend
SuIlid, deceased, and James -. ants. praying i de
Williamson. cree against said
Harrington 10 pay said Quinhy. as sad executor. the
amount Of a Judgment in his favor against the
plain tin. as said executor. against the plaintlh As said
administrator. reEdsTed by Jefferson Palm. Esq. jus
tice ofthe Peace, January 4th I-55. for the sum Ofone
hundred dollars and costs. taxed NJ nine d-lltrs and
TWENTY-FIVE cents, upon a debt for services and eNpeL-
ces original y due from said Williamson and Williams
to NJ. & G.. q. SutliH. assigned to said e q. SntliG--
The said Williamson mus. APPEAR and answer by Tho
ninth STURDY after the twenty seventh day Of August
ls55, or he will be deilulted.
aug. 81, 1856 6w. Auys. for Plaintiff.
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vEROSENE oIL-NOT FXPLO

IA SINE-SecRred by PafeHfs. Important t.
Heads of Deptrtments, Trustees of Hospitals, Asyiuns,
Prisons. Schools. Colleges, Churches. Railroad Com
panies, Factories. Ship Owners, Ship supply Men, Osn-
ers of Country Residences, ProprietoTs 81 Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers.
The advantages possessed by the RerOseHs Oil, are:
lst-The intensity Of the iighs prOduced;
9,.-It Is not explosive;
3d-It will remain fuid when the best Sperm Oil viii
C ngesl; H
4th-Its unrivalIed economy si50 worth ofKerosene
Oil giving rs much light as 50 Of Rape Seed Oil, Sl2
of Whale Oil, Ss6.47 Of Sperm Oil, or SO # Burning
Fluid. Insurance Companies allow it to be used with
out Additional Premium.
The Kerosene Burner, with rise anil fall wick, can re
adapted with 4 slight expense to the Mechanical, Coral.
Solar. Asst al. Resin Oil, Camphens and Wehb's Patent
Lamps. or 10 any ornamental Vase CaBdlestick AID
Chandelier. enabling the consumer to uue Kerosene
Oil at Sl-a5 per gallon, ~anording double The amount Of
| ght to he obtained from Rape seed Oil at s l.5D,or from
Sperm Oh at S2,s5 Just received and for sale by
SPRING & REED.
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Secure the Sha9otc, ere the Substance fades"
A MBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS

A NNU UNFHI TNhEFI TbN
s. Daguerrean Artist. Gate OF Cleve-
iand) would respectfully Announce to the citizens of
Warren and vicinity. that his Daguerrean Car is ;ocs-
ted for the present. at the Garner of Market & ~ erty
streets. near the Western Reserve Rank; where he is
prepared to take licensees Of all kinds. Amlrotypes.
Photographs or Daguerreotypes.
The Amhrotyre is taken apo white plate glass, and
surrasses everything of the kind ever offered to he
ruhlic. There Is a iistinctness Of outline and heauty
OF finish in these pictures, which presents every Tea
tire with surprising clearness. and As permanent as
time. Amhrotypes taken at al times, either in plea
SAINT or ci0uly weather.
T7ParrieBlar attention paid to taking Licensees
in To. kets sud Piss. which he is prepared To do in the
highest style of the art, no matter how small the arti-
clrs nav -.
T7rhe prices viii be as low as those Of any other
artist (Ssros-o41
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PErIr:oS IN clvtL AcTIos ron DEsr.

The above named defendants, some Of whom reside
without the limits Of Ohio, are notified that thr PLAZA
tiGs have fled in said court, their Petitfons settEL
forth Substantially that they have = Ssht against
Charles :. Porter and James K Van GSrdU tForter y
Col Of SI47I I5-luo, with Z per eeni intsFest rom osts
Uber 20. Isl. and ask Judgment on the same Ihttt0
$ cure IL. Porter gave plaintiff two mortgages. kNh re-
COZ del; one, covering Chas- 5. Porter title in Js51 -
and part Of IS. in the town plat Of Warren, being 40
feet front on Market street. held by Porter ia eonmeH'
With his brother Asahel. who is now in California;; al
so covering the iuteres: of said Charles, Sheld ~ him
in common with Asahe) In a part OF lot 20, about ~
acres in IIOwand. on the northwest side Of the plank
road. held under the will Of James Scott. ana one cav
ering the Interest Of said Charles. being one fifteenth
in about 40 acres in Bazetta. directed by SCOTS will
TO be sold Iy his executors and proceeds divided, and
also covering chaY!es' share ofthe James Scott zsfsts.
For part Of plaintiffs demand, they have tSo i~adgnsnts
against Charles, zach for $500 % aad some costs,
which are a lien on all Charles land; ard on another
lot in Warren village. being part Of Block 54-l75&
rods on sOzih side Of High street. his interest being y
OF the lot. subject To ym- Me arlanes lifS estate there
IN. said Aslhsi M-POrter has a mortgage o. - .L2u
on the HOHlaEd land. and also on paTtO Of section -
in Warren. being $500 acres, lying east Of EliEA
Smiths laud. and the same set of by viii Of James
Scott to Angelina Porter, mother ofCharlesa and Asahsl.
oEe-th.ri of which is owned by said Charles That
Henry W.. Smith has a mortgage OF sloto on the lot "
ing south OF Market street Jane Sh1ler motgafe
on the same, Ct $500. now owned, perhaps. by Chzriss
Smith. That plaintiffs leins on all said lands, are
PRIOR 10 all creditors leins, save those Of H. W. Smith.
J me ShaIer and Asahel Porter. That Dunlap, Browns,
Weeks & Co VIM P. Van 6Order. Lowry and A. L. q.
Day, are tenants Of part Of the 100 feet on AarkerSt,
ard owe rents therefor. one half OF which going 10
Charles Porter. should lie applied on his debts. Thai
the other deft's- mined each have judgments e.
Trumlull Common Pleas docket aga. nat G. s. Porfer,
all Of which in their order Of dates. have ieins on Por
ter's land. but subsequent tn the lsins OF the plaintifE-
Plaintiff pray that all said lands Of Charles 8. Por-
ter he sold; that his said tenants pay the rents hey
owe. and that the proceeds. amer paying prior mort
gage De- ins AMI costs. be applied to satisfy PlsintiHs de-
mind. and residue be applied on the other judgnsnts
in th-ir orler. Said defendants, who are non Fesidsats
Of Ohio. are required to answer said petition By the
T3tb 4ay Of October. A. D. 1856. else they will be In de-
f1ult. and decree for plaintiff entered accordingly.
HOFFMAN & RATLIPR, Atty for PlGs.
au- o5. leJG-Gw.
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ANNUAL ELECTION.
III HnnTnM CI-.n It

i, ball County. Ohio. do hereby notify the qualified
electors of said county, that TUESDAY. October 18th,
lsS6. is the day appointed by law, for holding election
in the State Of Ohio; at which time they will assemble
at their several places Of holding elections, in their
respective townships. and proceed by ballot, to vote
for thu following State and County Officers. viz:
One Supreme Judge-short term. one Supreme Judge
full term, one School Commissioner. one Member
Of the Board Of Put lie Works, enc Attorney General
ant Oae Judge Of Com uon Pleas Court; one Auditor.
one Commissioner and ont Director Of Inlrnary also
for one Representative in Congress
Grand AND PETIr JuRoR FOR COMMON PLEAS
COURT. AND JURORS FOR THE PROBATE
COURT.
The Township Trustees viii return. at the same time,
land With their Poll Book OF E~lection) Jurors for their
respective townships. as follows:
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII

l. County. In the Probate Court.
George IIallock and ErIstus Cone
Administrator Of Wm.B ushrell, Dec
W
Lucinda Hull. Sylvia Noble, Martin
Bushnell. Horace Bushnell Cyrus Bush
mel. and Olive Bushnell, heirs Of Viii
sou Bushnell, deceased; Newell Bush
nell. Loyisa Palmer, Susan Palmer, Petition for
John Bushnell, and Polly Hart. heirs Authority to
Of Lester Bushnell, deceased; Sophia complete Real
Hart, { oily Miner. A. G. Hart. and L. Contract
Hart, heirs OF Lovisa Hart, dect aaed
Austin Andrews. Andrew Andrews,
Curtis Andrews, and Lucy Stewart.
heirs Of Fanny Andrews, deceased
Cordeiia Quiggle, Csndice Bushnell,
Daniel C. Bushnell. Alexander Bush
nell. and Austin Bushnell.
The above named defendants will take notice, that
the said plaintiffs, as such administrator, on the 9Th
day Of September A.. d. 1856, filed their petition in the
Probs.e Court OF said county. praying for an order to
deed the following described lands, contracted by said
William Bushnell, deceased. in his lifetime. 10 the
said Austin Bushnell, to wit: Situate in Hartford toxn-
ship, Trumbuil comfy. Ohio, ard ht:ng ole hundred
and forty and two thirds acres in lot No. 81, in said
township, bounded snuthNarls on the diagonal road;
west on the lot line; north IN land OF Romantic Norton;
and east on lind Of Seth Thompson, being all the land
conveyed to William Bu shneil by Sheri6's deei, dated
April s3I, IS45. to which reference Is had for more
particular description. The said petition will be heard
on the LIST day 4 October. 1856. al which time said de
PENDANTS san appear and defrud IL they see fit
GE0RGE HALLocK,
ERASTUS
Aamr's Of William Bushnell, deed,
Sept 10, IeJ6-2w.
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PORTABLE STENM ENGINE.
DEEDS PATENT C~HRONOMETER

This is an improved Steam Engine for
which Letters Patent were granted TO John A. Reed. Of
New York. January 9. 1855. The nature of this i'm.
proyement consists in the increase OF pow r about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
halt The saving OF fuel is edecteI by letting the
steam in on both sides Of the cylinder doubling
the size Of the port. aal balancing the pressure, re-
moving the friction and weight Of the slide valves, &C.
centres, cross heads. connecting rods. &c. The ex
eeeding simplicity Of this engine renders it Innch more
durable and easily managed than any other, and when
Plaeedupoa the boiler With wheels II is portable though
~ehecti,e- These engines received the First Prize We'd
al at the great Exhibition in Paris There are about
seventy hTe OF them now in operation, all giving great
satisfaction
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DIR. A. ID. SAWYER,

Dentist would respectfully announce to the public,
that he has permanently located In Warren, attks den
tai rooms y0rmsriy occupied bg DR.. Spear, in SutliG 8
Block aud is prepared to peri rn operations on nstn-
Having had much experience in the Manufacturing
of-Porcelain Teeth" both single aud in .-Dlocks,1
and the Porcelain liase." h has NO hesifancy in say
ing, that he possesses decided advantages over all
those who do not make their own teeth-ty which art
he 10 enabled to make 4 substitute !or the sbsorhtion
Of the -alvioia ridge" restoring the face TO its natural
contour. and giving a life like expression TO the fea-
lures. lie also has the right to make Porcelain Base
Teeth" from DR.. b. A. SatIerthEait, patented Noyem-
her. 1855, which is fast tasing the place of Metallic
Plate. The advantages that they possess are numer-
Gus. and need to he seen to be appreciated. speci
mtns can be seen at thu above named rooms.
Warren, Sept. IL. lS56-tL.
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A GENTS. (either travelling or local, }
IA for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS. are re
qaested to send, DELAY. their address to
the undersigned. and they viii be furnished with a b1-
siness which win yield them from 100 to go per cent.
profit. Tiny will please state Wat Newspaper or Pc
riOdicals they have csnvassea fer. Persons who have
not hitherto acted as agents, hut who wouil Hke to en-
gage as such. will ALEC please send their names, Post
office address, County and State. written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON a. CO.
sep93-3m NEW YORK.
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The Treasurer will attend al the usual PAGES or hold
ing elections, in the following named townships OF
TrumauIl coupty, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
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BUYERS OF CLOTHING
Z REQUESTED TO CALI AT HEAD QrARTERs. At
]. GOLDSTEIN:S
HALL

NO. II and l3, OAK RON 9 doors sonth Of the Post
Once, and examine the largest stock Of FALL \
WINTER CLOTHING ever oTened in Warren
This stock consists of a large assortment Of all kinds
and grades ofOvercoats. Talmas, Gents ShaWls. Dress
Froek and Sack Coats; all kinds of Pants AMI Vests, a
splendid stock Of Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods; Hats
and Caps; also Il very large aud carefully selected
stock Of BOYS CL0THIN6l
We are constantly receiving a lai &c stock OF Over
eoatings, Cloths. Cassimeres and vestings. and keep
the best wOrkmen res ly to fill all orders with neatneSs
and dispatch, in th= very latest styles, for those who
wish to have garments made by measure.
My large and heavy purchases enables me to sell
goods cheaper than at the usual rates, and lower than
anv other establishment in town.
Come to the head quarters and examine before buy
ing elseEhere. ami you will find you can huy there
right. J. GOLDSTEIN.
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oo:SG FAST.

-4:.V a. "a. LAPress going East meets Mail going
West at Aurora.
sg:IO A. NJ. Express going West meets Nail going
East At Msntua- (sepl7) GEO. ROBINSON, Supt-
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DONE SOLVENT-For the cure Of

DONE SOLVENT-For the cure Of
- Yodhg Ring Bone. Spawn, splent and Callos,-
ties Peculiar chemical ahsorbents uniting through
the aid of high pharmaceutical skill. With cert in )lea-
ginous and Balsamic substances. possessing vast Re
Operative powers. produces the BOae SOtrenf, which
presents to the public the only reliable specific terd-
ing 10 the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Empiricism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth adventurers. who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable proprietors to imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone and Spawn in the land.
Facts. however, stands prominently forth Of the results
OF their use, at utter variance from the predi lions Of
the Empires.
PTKY THE Bow SOLVENT. II is . prsparation
based npon known laws of animal eeonumy. and is
specifically prepared TO act upon the AbTor1 ents. Mu.
Gus. and Cartilaginous substances. I'll is not in
tended 10 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Rub on once or twice a day. "a swab is very convent
et to apply it with. pouring the So went on sRab land
apply with 4 brisk lotion to the affected parts. To
Stock at large in tn, Dc ,, rub on occasionally as ron
Yenient. A cure is facilitated by at, arhir < to the parts
a ring handage OF thin sheeting. stuffed with eotton-to
he kept moistened with Solvent. Also. hattie frequent
~ with Salt and yinegar-rememher this.
i'm. B.-Two Dollar Bottles sent free, by Express,
TO any Railroad station in the Atlantic States, upon re-
ception Of the price by mail. Address
AGENCY,
Warren, TRANQUIL Co., o.
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3pms Snttuiatntt.
shakesperian Readings and Concerts.

shakesperian Readings and Concerts.
Miss N. o, GIBBS gave concerts on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, at En-
pire Hal. Miss GIBBS possesses a
voice of extraordinary power and com
pass. Particularly when singing low
notes, she pours forth a volume of sound
which is perfectly surprising. One cir'
eumstance, which, in our opinion Is
strongly in her favor, is that she has a
partially for Fremont songs. OF her
Sbakesperian Readings, we are not well
qualified to Judge. our theatrical educa-
lion having been somewhat neglected.
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singular Rail Road Collision.

Singular Ran hoad COLLISION.
On Wednesday evening, when the AZ O'Clock
down train on the Cleveland d Mahoning Rail
read. was at Aurora station, some scamp took
the bolt from the coupling of the second (hOm
the last car, thus detaching two cars fOm the
train. It being about Z O'Clock, and rather
dark. the train had proceeded some two miles
before the cars were missed, when the train was
backed towards the station. As it was down
grade from the station, when the train started
the two detached cars came after. propelled by
their own weight; and thus met the returning
train. In the darkness, the two cars were not
perceived until they eame against the rear ear of
the returning train. The shock was sufficiently
severe TO break the backs of nearly every seat in
the two passenger cars, and otherwise damage
them. Some of the passengers complain of stiff
necks. from having their heads jerked backwards,
but none were in jured at all severely.
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Petition for
Authority to
complete Real
Contract
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Republican Meeting.

}. NJ Srull and A. Perry, will address
fbe Republican Club at the centre of
Bristol. on Friday evening. the 3lof DC.
tober.
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TKUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Il JudsOn W. CanGeli)
Action for recovery Of Land.

John W. Reeney
The defendant, John W Reeney. " II take notice,
that Judson W. Garfield. the plaintiff, Ia, filed a petit
ton in said court OF Common pleas. seeking to recover
possession Of the following described tract Of land, be-
ing part Of lot - in the 81 division Of land In Johnston
township, in said county. and described as follows, to
wit: BEGINNING at the south west corner Of said lot
No. -. thence east 10 80 chains to the Southwest cor.
ner of lanGs Of Isaac Hill and James Skinner: thence
north sl.40 chains to a stake at the northwest corner
OF said Hill and SINNERS land; thence east I5.s5
chains to the south west corner Of land OF n W. Tan.
ner: thence north 1921 chs. TO the southeast corner Of
land Of Friend Dickson: thence west % 81 chains IN the
west line OF said lot -: south a. 90 chains to the place
OF beginning, containing % acres OF land. more or less.
The petition alleyes that said defendant wrongfuIly
detains said land from the possession Of the plaintiff,
and seeks to recover the same.
The defendant is required 20 appear and ansEer said
petition by the 18th day OF November next, or JudE-
ment Will be taken against him nv default.
RICE HARRINGT0N,l .,-,.-p,r
HUTcHISs & COZ, N"''o'fn
espt. II, RSo-tv.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING-We
III have a sales room devoted to this department,
where we can give our customers f,st Here also can
be found a general variety Of Hats and Caps.
nARES e. WENTH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01

Cost Of an eqaslSS
Of -light.-~SaaceSI
tie 0ii per oaTS9 81
---cl
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foR ls5f-FoR STATE PURPOSES. FOR State
School Fund, IL mill on the dollar; for ay-
nent oitnterest on State Debt ~(sinking fund.- TO mills
on me dollar; for the support Of the State Government,
ineirding ne ordinary expenses Of the Public Benevo
lent lnsutnuons, prosecuting the work on the Public
ard also, to pay deficiencies 90 IsJ6. ! mill
on the dollar; total for State purposes. , is mills %
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. EROSENE OR COAL OIL. ss-

IN cured ~ patents. The underlined beg leave
to call the attention OF the public to the annexed GER
tifeate Of z. n Kent, Esq, Chemist, a. a perfect Az-
20 the now universal question, What shall We do
lisLtf'
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NEW MOS!Cl NEW MUSICn S.

ut. r0YER0Y has Just received \ eh'iee 10. OF
new ma5ie-Anoug which, are the ElloWins SENS
Columbia the gem Of the Ocean, or He'd. hte and
Blue; wilkins and his Dinah; Fremont Campaign soug.
adorned with an excellent lthographie likeness OF
President FremoSt himself; sun still the Same new
and very popular sd7s; Fremont and Nietory-a great
song Er the times; Give EN- ~Jessie"-rolka; Free
mont Grand March; Buck & BrecS Polka: Did you
ever--soug- Oar Jessie; win Nobody Come; Very
Best P ilka; Very Worst Polka; Mary IN Heaven H'id
Your Horses; What is Home without . Moth"r; Bohin
Around; De Ole Kitchen. and To-day and To ufnrTow'
two new Chris,y songs The above sell fast, eail soon
or they viii re gone.
-. o. KS
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DAINTS, OILS. GLASS. KERO-

l. sene, or Goal Oily. Burning Fluid. camphene.
SPRING & REED. Market street, are now resolving
and selling the above articles in connection with a
complete assortment Of Drugs. Medicines. COlors tlry
and in oily. Brushes Of all kinds, Glue. Glazier's Dia-
monds, White Lead. French AMI American Zinc, Fab
nestocks & Co. pure White Lead. &C. &C., at prices
that offer great Inducements to dealers and customers,
P.s. Don't forget he Place. SPRING I REED,
nsrss. street. GEg q.
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FOR COUNTY PURPOSES.

For the General Fund, ! mill on the dollar; for bridge
purposes. - mills on the dollar; for County InhTna-
~ purposes. 10 mill on the dollar; for ~lu.lling Iur-
poses. 10 mill on the dollar; total for County PURPOSES.
1 4 s mills on tn dnuar