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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ be presented to the commissioners of the coun-
ty of Wood, Ohio, at their next June session. pray
ing them TO grant a view, survey and location of
county road as follows. to wit: Beginning on the
Freeport and ROlersville road. between the dwell
ings of Walters and Buchtel, thence north on the
section line between sections 10 and l. township
north, of range II, passing near the dwellings, of
Benz. Hiles, Nelson Wolcott, Phillip Mang, and
through to the Rolersville and Portage free turn
pike road. and there to terminate.
April 25, 1956.--5lw4*
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NOTlCE.--A petition will be presented to the
~ commissioners of Wood county, Ohio, at their
next regular session. asking for the view, survey,
and establishment of a county road, beginning on
the section line at the plank road between sections
Is and 7, thence on said section line till II in
tersectS the Way road, and there to terminate.
Center township, April II, lS5G.--5lw4*
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John d. Bacon VS.. William Jackson.

john D. Bacon vs.. " iIIiam Jackson.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an alias f. ta,
~ to me directed and delivered, from the court
of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, / will Of
fer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, Tuesday May Goth, 1856, between the
hours of Il o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said
day the north half of the south quarter of
ton No thrtysix, 36) town five (5) north, of range
eleven Q1) east, containing 80 acres, less
also, the south eight rod strip of the south east
quarter of the north east quarter in the same Sec
tion town and range, containing four acres, more
or less, in Wood county. Ohio. W. L. COOK,
MURRAY g. DODGE, Attys. Shift Wood Co.
April 10, lS5G.--49w5$2.l2
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Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. c. SWITZER thanks the ladies of Mau-
1Nl NEE and vicinity for their kind and liberal
patronage. and respectfully solicits continuance
of the same. From long experience. she feels as
sured of being able to give universal satisfaction.
Dresses q" Bonnets made in the Latest Stvles
Also plain Straw, Leghorn, French, and Neapo-
Titan Braids; Gentlemen's Straw and Panama Hats
renovated i'll the most satisfactory manner and on
liberal terms. Produce taken in exchange for work
Second door west of Presbyterian church, near the
corner of Broadway and COnant streets. [ap26
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE by ORDER OF PRO-

SALE REAL ESTATE ORDER PROBATE
COURT.
ON the 3ist day OF May. A. d. 1856, between 10
~ \. NJ and T.. NJ. at the door of the court house
in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio. will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate, the
property of Henry Rhode, Sen deceased, TO wit ::
South fourteen feet of the north hundred and
twenty-eght feet of in-lot three hundred eighty
five (3S5y also, the undivided third of the west
half of in lot five hundred and forty seven, (547
both in Perrysburg aforesaid. Terms made known
on the day of sale. HENRY RHODE, Admir-.
:. JEFFERSON, Atty.
Nav 3, 1S56.--5Iw4$I
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Welcome Pray e. F. Briggs. plaintiffs. against DR..
S. NJ. Breese. Before VIM. Ewing, j. p, of Mid
dleton township. Wood country, Ohio.
nN the 18th day of April, A. d. 1856 said justice
~ issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
ton, for the sum Of fifty dollars and to cover costs
say twenty dollars. PRAY & BRIGGS
Middleton. April 21, lS56.--50w3S1
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as adminis-
traitor of William lIollster, deceased
HENRY ii. DODGE.
March !, 1Sj6.--j0w3
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Wood ScOw for Sale.

nN Tuesday, May 20, at o'clock r. NJ, will be
~ sold to the highest bidder, Wood Scow, on the
bank of the Maumee river, below Judge Ladd's
farm, as the property of Eli j. Thurstin deceased.
J. ii. THURSTIN, Admir-.
Nav 10 1S56--52wl+
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.--I am author
l. lied to sell in-lots Nos. and 20, in the town
of Perrysburg Said lots pleasantly located in
the fork formed by the Dayton & Michigan and the
Junction Rail Roads. Further particulars will be
given on application to JOHN WEBB, Agent
April 10, lSj6.--49tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Wood coun-
ty Ohio, at their June session. 1856, for the
tion of part of the road the north bank of the
middle branch of the Portage river, described as
Milton s. Montgomery free turnpike, and termina-
ting where said road crosses the road leading from
Divers tavern, in Montgomery township, to Port
age, in Portage township.
Portage Nav 8, lS56.--52w4*
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Office General Book Agency.


WANTED, Local, Canvassng, and Travelling
w AGENTS, to sell and canvass American,
English, and German Publications. new and stand
ard works. A salary is guaranteed of from
$50 to $3.50 per Month,
depending wholly upon the ability and perseverance
of the agent. Persons desirous of becoming agents.
by remitting dollar, naming territory in which
they propose operating, will receive by return mail
specimen works to the amount of one dollar, to-
gether with letter of Instructions, " post paid.'
On hand, beautiful Illustrated Works, Steel En-
cravings, Stationery &c. Address orders to
HENRY s. BISHOP,
Corner Superior and Seneca sts., Cleveland. O.
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MAMMOTH GOSHEN CORN; also, a
VI large assortment of Fogg's Garden Seeds for
sale by g. & J. POWERS.

LNOR SALE, at this office, two scholar
l. ships in the Columbus Mercantile College.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-10

William A. Webb, Henry A. Tibbets, Jerry 6. Tib-
bets, plaintiffs vs.. Harvey Bemus, defendant
Before William Ewing, Justice of the Peace, Mid
deton township Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 26th day of April A. D. 1856. said justice
~ issued an order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the of fifty y-fve dollars claim, and f
teen dollars probable cost
MURRAY.& DODGE for above plaintiffs.
April 26, 1Sj6.--5lw3
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-24
DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK !
1 fine assortment OF Pianos. varying in price from
Sl25 to $500. Among others may he found
, elegant RoseW sOd. 6 oct, iron frame, fancy legs, 500
4 do So oct. DO round cor. 3U0dS325
3 do c. &" do do 275aS360
, 7 oct. rose. carved tablet and carved moulding. SfO0
, 10 plain ease, SO
! "a oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. 5000
The last mentioned 10 one Of the largest and most
magnificent pianos ever manufactured The public are
invited to call and examine Il; it will repay the ;r5u
BILE Of 4 visit. The above we're selected by myself With
great care. and I viii warrant them 10 he very superior
instruments in every particular.
W,r-,, Ian % 10 g I. p0UER0Y.
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Portable Steam Engins.

We mentioned las week. the Seam Engine
which WINS exhibited at the Fair, but could not
ascertain the name Of The owner. The Ohio
Farmer says
'.Hovard Wilder, of North Bloomfield, exhib-
tied q portable steam engine at the Trumbull
county Fair. 1t was of six horse power, manu-
factured by Tousley & Reed. Of New York City.
and cost $500. Mr.. ". uses it for thrcshing,
cutting wood, and turning any kind of machin-
cry now TUNED by water, or stelm- He can cut
with it 5000 feet of lumber in a day
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Accident at Eiles-Kansas Meeting. &c.
NnLs. Sept. 22d. 1856.

NILES, Sept. I'D, 1906.
Messrs Editors We had quite a serious ae-
cident late on Saturday evening, in this place,
by which Mr.. JoIN WILLIAMS was badly injured,
and a-son of JoHS REP was nearly killed; his
life is yet dispaired of, 1t appears they wereOut
with a buggy, a short distance from town, driv-
ing a very spirited horse belonging to Mr.. JoHS
BoLES, which became frightened near the toll
gate above town, and ran of. A short distance
above the railroad, the horse fell and broke one
Of his legs. The two persons were thrown out,
injuring them as above stated.
We had quite an interesting meeting at the
Methodist Church, in this village, last night,
which was the largest meeting held in our place
for the last three years. The notice was only
circulated in the forenoon at the different church
IS, that a Mr.. BALDwIS, lately from Kansas,
would address the people on the situation of the
citizens of that country. This was sufficient 70
draw out the largest congregation held in our
place for years. Mr.. B. has many acquaintan-
ees here, who endorse his veraeity, and he says
all the accounts published by the Free State
men, of the Sutrages upon their citizens in that
country, fall short of the reality. If so, what a
picture to look upon
In haste vnmrs n I.
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS,
NR. II. TUBES, Analytic Phvsicia,
- viii be in attendance, as follows:
n.-h=sr

~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN. Gaskill House, Saturday. Oct. 18th;
ORWELL, Mr.. L, Braggis. Monday, oct Goth;
R'vzSSA, PreEtiss House, Tuesdsy and Wednesday
o3:. 18th and 18Th.
lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ana
spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism Servons-
Eess, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever hts. 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.. 7. has devoted his entiretime
to chronic diseases. treating thousandsannually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. In no case are mineral or other POiSons cn-
gfoysd, nor does ne make SICK 10 make rel, or tear
dOEH 10 6Hitd MP again The medicines can tie taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may re-
main at home. and continue with prudence their ordin-
AIRY diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had gI<en up all
hope. the indisp1S&hle evidence of which can always
be furnished. Inyaiids, however reduced or dispair-
ing. are invited to call. ard may he assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred, With
nut i corresponding prospect Of recovery.
CIYpE. o.. july 81, 1856.
On. TUBBs, Sir II havr delayed writing until seve-
raj mouths have elapsed since my wife discontinued
the use CT } our medicine. ! am happy TO say tina. she
is again restored to heath. Her condition was pecu
liary distressing, ana one that l will not attempt fully
TO describe Ter greatest suferings proceeded from
a disease of her throat and lungs. disordered state of
tie liver, nervous prustration aud general debility
lie health has been declining for several years. until
she was reduced to a mere skeleton, and her life des-
paired of 10y her friends The best ply sicians In the
country (ohd school we're en- ployel. to little or no pur-
pose, and they told US she must die. Hearing Of you,
she desired 70 make one more effort, and we did So
On receiving your first prescription, She was ale 10
sit up but part Of the day.
The change was great and truly gratifying to ms both.
She applied for medicine but twice after obt timing the
first, AMI we are happy to state that, by the blessings
OF God. through your insiTumentality, she now eniovS
better health than She has for the last fifteen years.
She endures more hardships with less fatigue. You
can dispose Of this statement as you see proper. 70
your own be NETT and the cause Of humanity.
Yours, respectfully, 10. FORBES.
SeDt Ia. 1856.
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lire.

Fire.
Two barns, belonging to Exos BAcoS and II
PmRsos, Esqs. in the village of Baconsburgh
were Destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. together
with their contents. Damage about 5000, par
tally irs ned. The fire is supposed 70 have orig
mattel from the carl,ssness Of two small boys,
who had been playing with matches IN the
barns.
The long continued drought had rendered
e. ry buiiiing in the ~n=ighborhOod as dry as
finder. AMI several other buildings were on fre
s: diSrsns times Taess were extinguished az
ssrs<anlous exarsions on tins pars of the citizens
Too much praise cannot be given to the ladies,
aud the seto'a.s of the High School. to whose
rrumpt and persevering hbors the citizens are
Irineipally indebted. fOF the rr.serratiOn of the
whole Siiiage.
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A RABIAN NIGHTS. COMPLETE edi
~ ton and last. so copies just received AZ
ADAMS.
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Il Judsoa ". Canheld)
vr. Action for recovery of -srd
I Action for recovery Of Land
Joha W. Reeney

The defendant. John W. Reeney. W n take notice
that Iudsoa w. Garfield. the plaintiff. Ia, filed a petit
tioa in said court of Common pleas. seeking 10 recover
possession OF the following described tract of land. be-
ing past Of lot ID in the Sd division Of land IN Johnston
township, in said county. and described as follows. TO
Wit: Beginning at the southwest corner OF said lot
No. l3. themes cast 1850 chains to the Southwest cor
Her Of lanes 81 Isaac Hin and James Skinner; thence
north 91.90 chains to a stake at the north west corner
Of said Hill and SINNERS land; thence east 1875
chains to the south west corner Of land OF n W. Tan.
ner: thence north s6sl chs. to the southeast corner of
land Of Friend Dickson; thence west % "a chains 10 the
vest line Of said lot -: south A. 90 chains 10 the place
Of beginning, containing % acres OF land. more or less.
The petition alleges that said defendant wronrfulIy
detains said land from the possession OF the plaintiff.
and seeks to recover the same
The defendant is required 10 appear and anszer said
petition by the 18th day Of November next. or Juds-
meut viii he taken a-ainst hin NY default,
RICE& ~HARRIN6TON.l Inx.cp r
HUTCHISs & cox g1~'r" '
ssPa. L, 1SS5-6v.
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NOTICE
rI,HE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuI

i County IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Milton SutIif. Administrator of The said plsintia, on
D.n;,r,in Williams, deceased. the s3dd day Of august,
vs. 1855, 81 in sad
CLAYTON Harrington, Samuel >court, his petition
O1inny. executor Of Calvin G. against said defend
Su,lia, deceased and James II. ants, praying 4 de-
Williamson. cree against said
U.rrin .;oD 10 nav said Quinby. as said executor, the
amount of a Judgment in his faSor against the
plaintiG, as sairexecutor. against the plaintiff as said
administrator. rendered ~ JererScn Palm. Ls4- jus
tice ofthe Peace, January 4th I-55. for the sum o. zone
hundred dollars ard costs. taxed at nice d4llars and
cents, upon n debt for services and eXpe1-
ces originally due from said Williamson and Williams
to NJ. & q. SutiiS, assigned 10 said &C Sntii5.-
The said Williamson muS: arpyar and answer hy the
ninth Saturday after the twenty seventh day OF August
or he will be defAuiied.
arg. -. IsJs ex. Auiys. for PlaintiG-
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Admission to the stats Fair at Cleveland.

On Tuesday, yesterday the prieeo of tickets
Was 50 cents. This is to enabI. thass who wish,
TO sea the show, and avoid the rash. o. Oh r
days, it will be 25 cents. A call f7 a M ~;iac
on Monday evening. (signed 10y a larg. nu,n ~
Of the prominent citizens Of CiryrIand3 VAS IS
sued on Monday, protesting aglinst Gls high
prices of admission. We have seen no accom-
of the rsult
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ELECTION.

II. n. HhIthON, SHVTIu NJ ITuW
bull County, Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified
electors Of said county. that TUESDAY. October 18th
iej5. IS the day appointed by Law. for holding election
in the state OF ohio, al which time they win assemble
At their several places Of hu!ding elections, in their
respective Townships and proceed by ballot. to vote
for thu following State and County Ofcers. viz
One supreme guige-short term. one Supreme Juds-
full term, onr School Commissioner. one Member
Of the Board Of Put lie Works. ole Attorney General
and oae Judge Of Com non Pleas Court; one Auditor.
one Commissioner aud one Director Of IlhrIn1ry also
FOR one Re resentative in Congress
CIR AND AMI PETIT JURORS FOR COMMON PLEAS
COURT, kSD JURORS FOB THE PRosATE
COURT.
The Township Trustees viii retuTn, =: the same time.
(aad with their Poll Book OF Election) Jurors for Their
respective Townships, as follows:
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EARM FOR SALE.-Exrcutor's Sale
Of Real Estste according to VIII. O. the 3eth day
SEPTEMBER, 1885, sill be sold between the hours OIL
o'e;eck A VI and 4 O'Clock ? n. on the premises, the
follow Ing described trac. Of land, known As the horne
stead farm Of Peter Carlton, late Of Liberty township.
deceased. the said farm Is situsted In liberty town
ship. T-unl ul County. on he State road leading frcu
yTxrrsn 10 Youngstown near Girard- on the line Of the
e a II. T. r.. said fam contains lG acres, 40 acre.
Timber, the balance under good improvement; good
%riiIinrs and we'll waiered. Also, large orch7ri OF
rrsf.es frvit. Terms made known on day Of sa,e-
+ Fr B. GAG eLF1Tsx Executors.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-24

Musical 0lio.
MIR. and Mrs. THOMSON, and Mr.. D. E. TowS-
SIND and daughter, all formerly members of DR..
Z. N. HaHis's Dramatic Temple, gave concerts
on Friday and Saturday evenings of last week
at Empire Hall. The singing was good, thecomie
songs especially. Mr.. THoNsoS's Aud Irish
Jintleman brought down the House. On each
evening the performance concluded with the
farce of the Yankee Door Keeper. This was
well acted, each performer sustaining his or her
part in good style.
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Nemt gntsIIiatnte.
Death of Hon. Leicester King.

We have bare time to announce the death OF
this prominent man. which occurred at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Mr.. CHARLES BRowN,
North Bloomfield, Trumbull County, on Friday,
the 18th inst. The funeral of Mr.. KING will
take place at Warren, On Sunday the 2sth
inst The age of the deceased was 81; he was
born in Sufield, Connecticut, and had lived in
Ohio 40 years. His disease was complicated
with dropsy, and had been upon him for SIX
months. He has spent the past Summer atGreen
Bay in hopes of recovery.
LEICESTER KIse has been Senator, Represen-
tative and Judge, and one of the most able and
influential men ofthe State.
A more worthy notice of Judge KISG will ap-
PEAR in our columns soon.-GepeGnd Herald
The funeral will take place from the Disciple
Church. on Sunday, the 2eth inst, at one
o'clock N. The friends of the family are in
yited 10 attend.
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PORTABLE STENM ENGINE.
DEED,SPATENT C"HRONOMETFR

"a ENGINE This is an improved Stsan. Engine for
which Letters Patent we're granted to John A. Reed, Of
New York, January Q, 1856. The nature Of This i'm
provenent consists In the increase O. roa Fl about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight cf the en.ine one
halt. The saving Of fuel IS elec;e. iy letting the
steam in on both sides Of the Grinder dnlhlinc
the size OF the port, aoi balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight OF the slide valves, &C.
centres. cross heads connecting rods. &c. The ex
ceeaing simplicity OF this engine renders il Innch muse
durable and easily managed than any other and when
placetupou he boiler With wheels it is p rita lie thorgh
effective These engines received the First Prize s'cL-
al at the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy five Of them now in operation, all giving great
zaffsr.r4f,n
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DONE SOLVENT-For tho a Of

1SL~N 6AN ABG cure Oh
r. Young Ring Bone. SPAWN. Splrnt and CaIlos-.
ties. Peculiar chemical absorbenis uniting throuch
the aid OF high pharmaceutical skill. with certain Olea-
ginou- and BalSamie substances. possessing vast Re-
Operative powers. produces the Bone S0lreHr, which
presents to the pu'lic the only reliable specific terd.
Ing 20 the relief OF the above terrible Ills.
Empiricism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth Adventures. who herald wonderful rrceipts
or peculiar operations that enable proprietors to imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however, stands prnmir ently forth Of the results
Of their use, at utter variance from the prodi lions Of
the Frlpirics-
WPTsY TIE Bone SoLv1ST- 1t is : preparation
based upon known laws Of animal economy. and is
specifically prepared to act upon the Ahrnr' ents. Nu-
cas-, ami CartilasinOus substances. II is not in
teHded 70 Blister.
l. DIRECTIONS.
RIi on once or twice 4 day. "a swsb is very convent
ent to apply il with. pouring the Solvent on sEab } and
apply with a brisk ration to the affected uarts. To
Stock at large in TIA, &c 9, rub on occasionally as con
venient. A cure is facilitated Ivy attaching to the narts
4 ring bandage OF thin sheeting, stuffed with cotton-to
he kept moistened with Solvent. Also. battle frequent
~ gith Salt and Yinegar-remember this.
JPN B.-rEO Dollar Bottles sent free. by Rxrrcss.
TO any Railroad station in the Atlantic States. upon re-
ception Of the price by mail. Address
BONE SOLVENT" ENC
Warren, TrumhulI Co., O..
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MUSICAL INsTRUCTIoN:-Miss
CTATE OF OHIO. Office Of The P,,

STATE OF OHIO, Office Of The Pro-
bate Court, Trusnhull C unity. August nth, Is56.
The following accounts Of Executors A,!nfris,r,-
tors, and Guardians, having been filed in the Office Of
the Probate Court Of the Co inty snd State aforesaid,
Elll remlin on file for inspection and exceptions un.
I'll the Goth day Of SeptemNer next. when the same will
be examined and ordered to record, If no; excepted &c,
70 VII
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The Fair. Dinner, &c.

The Fair. Dinner, &c.
Mr.. BRowS. of the Ohio Farmer, who waspres.
ent at the Fair IN this county, says:
"The Ladies OF Warren. prepared a dinner on
the grounds, for the convenience of the crowd,
tie proceeds of which went for the benefit of the
Warren High School. We never sat down to a
b 1t r dinner, and then such walters They
we're the best matrons and misses of the good
town of Warren.
"Trumbull county will be well represented a
the State Fair. Everybody is coming. The
Clevelan | d Mahoning Railroad, viii be a great
accommodation to them, not at Fair time only.
but all ths time. Two trains are now run daily
eaca wy. The road is smooth, the cars new
and comfortable, aai the eoaluc5Oa gentlemen >
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Annexed. find nrices Of the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageney's Bemedies-BOne Solvent. IS cts, 50 CTS. ana
one dollar; Roster L;niment, for strains, inflammation.
sweeney, &c, 25 cents; Appetite Feel, which is the
hest horse power in America. S5 cents ,rcnt hy mail
30 ets) Prairie Heave Tonic, 50 ets.-sent nv mail at
E1na RATE Sent y 1870