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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-27

HA.E TYLER. OF Hlr;foi d, Washington County. in
thu state of Wisconsin. viii take notice, that Sitas A.
jackson. OF the county Of TruTihull. in the State Of Ohio,
lid. on the 18th day Of December. A. D. lS5j, ME his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the couuty Of TrumAUli in said State Of Ohio. against
the said A.. g. Tyler and oliver II Jackson. defendants.
setting forth. HAT ON or about the twentieth day OF
May A. D. lrJG plEutiG and defendants entered into n
cO-partuerShip ior the purpose of manufacturing and
selling. a certain machine known as Ruels & Browns
pa;eHt Smu: Mil. and also to sell the same, that they
were TO share equally in the profit and loss aid equally
responsible for al! ecssSaTy cost and eNpeuce in said
husi=esS; that in pursUlEce Of said agreement plain.
ia engaged IN said business. and therein expended in
] four hundred aud eighty dollars aud ninety-twO
cents and twenty days tire more than defendants. thas
he does not know HOY mCch said cefendlnts have eS-
pended in the business, and thai defendants refuse to
settr; he therefore asks 4 determination Of said part
nPrship- and thatanacc1Iut ne taken- md the property
of said firm ae SOLD and applied to payment OF the in,
iehtsdHess OF said nriR; aud \ final decree that will
eCualize the profits or loss Of each panty. And the
said defend mt, Tyler. is notified that he is required
20 aFPcar and answer said Petition on or before the
the third Saturday afer the eleventh dsy q septenber.
A.D 1855. SILAS JACKSON. .
aug s. 1-JE-5w. by c. W. Smith, his Atty.
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The Old Cemetery,

A few pablo spirited individuals are making
a practical effort to improve the appearance of
the Old Cemetery. The last remains of friends
and relatives of nearly every citizen of Warren.
are resting beneath the green grass of de Old
Cemetery; and each one should feel a pang of
shame, when he beholds the rank weeds, briars
and thistles growing thick and exuberant over
the graves of those w once loved and reverenced.
There is no greater disgrace to a town, than a
neglected cemetery. There should be some uni
ty of effort in this matter. In past years, the
labor has devolved upon a few individuals.
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Hays' Great Tableau.

We would inform our readers in the northern
part of the county, that this Pictorial Illustration
of Intemperance, will be on exhibition at FOw'
Ter, on Thursday, Aug. %, and at Gustavus, on
Friday and Saturday, Aug. % and 30. We
think no one regrets the small sum charged for
admission to this exhibition. Aside from its
artistic excellence, the moral inculeated, makes
it worthy of patronage by all who have the good
of society at heart
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CHERIFFS SALE =
~ JOSEPH D. Coroyer,

william Porter, - al.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale, issued out q The Dis
trict Court OF TrumiUlI County, OHIO. on decree EIade
At their ApriI Term, A. D., 1875. 10 me directed and
delivered. 10y the clerk thereof, as Sheriff and special
master, I have ievieI on. and shall expose 10 public
sale, according to law, 1t The door ct the Court House,
in Warren, in said eounty- on Saturday. the 9th OF Sep
t-mher, A. d. lS56. between the hears Of 10 o'clock, l.
NJ, and 4 O'ciocs. 7. u, Of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit situate ia Newton Town
ship, No. 3. in the ith range Of tos nShips, Ia the Con
nectrcut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio, and
which is also in tie county Of TIUasull. sRl Is known
by lot No. two. q section %, ami east TART Of section
No. 81. commencing in the middle OF th= AahoEIns
River, AZ the center line. through section -. thence
west seventy three chains an ! ninety eight InSsl83 SCI
to the line II section q, thence north on said line 50
chains and - links % the CORNER NJ tile section. thence
vest - Chains aId 10 Links thcLcc sOuth 81 Chains
aud : links to the county Lin, thence east 10
chains aud 10 links. hence north , chains and 50
link. thence east 10 chains. thence seuth ? chains and
so links. thence east ~ chains and D links. thence
north , chains and II liak>. thence eat - ciaiuS and
g. links. to the original Town Plat. thence north II
chaius and - links, thence east - chains and 20 hnks,
to the riddle of the river. thence UCr.hsards down sid
river. to the plzcr 81 beginning. end containing u al,
two huadreI and seyeltysiN acres Of Lana. ClOJ
10 he SOLD 1T The suit af JOSEPH y. Conover. in The
above eRGitIed cause. subject u a claim OF Dover, By
Ann Porter. wife OF William Porter. IN tie event Of
her surviving him. Appraised ut thirty owe aolll.s
Ter acre (S3D II. 4. IiARNUN SheriT- and
Special Master.
sheriG's Once, War.c,, August Ga, ES6-5t-S5.
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4 MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

~ Capital paid in, S75O,0OO. Projectors, WELLS,
BUTTERFIELD d Co., New York LIVINGSTON, FARGO
& Co.. Buffalo, having made arrangements for doing u
general Express business over the Cleveland d Maho-
ming Railroad, have established an Office at Warren-
Ohio, and are now prepared to forward, daily in charge
of competent messengers, with Safes, Bank Notes,
Go Ia and Silver Coin, Jewelry and valuable packages
Merchandise, Boxes, Bales, Trunks and all articles Of
Express matter, with prOmptness and dispatch Also
forward and collect Notes. Drafts, Bills Of Exchange.
&c, TO all points in the United States. California in
cludej) Europe and Canada. For the present our
Messenger leave Warren at : 4. NJ, and arrive at : p
VI. Persons having Express matter to forward, will
leave it with the agent, at his office On Main street. by
4 P.M NJ. t. J. McLAIN, Agent.
Z. W. SLOANE, Western Supt. aug 20. lSJ6-2m.
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A Soda Fountain.

Messrs. E. A. Smith & Co., have placed in
their Drug Store, a new Soda Fountain, which
has as much machinery connected with it, as a
small steam engine. 1t is the most perfect thing
of the kind. outwardly, which We have ever seen,
and judging from the product, it is as perfect in
its operation. If the frosts do not set in for a
few weeks, that fountain will do a good bust
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The Meeting at Empire Hall.

On Wednesday evening of last week, accord
ing to appointment, Elder Balm delivered an ad-
dress on The Duty of Christians and Freemen,
in opposing the introduction of Slavery into
Free Territory. The hall was crowded, and
a large number of ladies were in attendance
The address was capital, the Elder reviewing
the political history of the present parties, and
handling the small fry politicians of this vicin-
ity, without gloves.
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Accident.

Accident.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. Leman Hungerford,
and Henry Long, of this place, were severely
injured by the premature explosion of a cannon,
at Garfield, while they were on their way to the
Democratic meeting, at Salem. Mr.. Long had
an arm blown off, and is otherwise dangerously
hurt. Mr.. Hungerford lost a hand.
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WEST GREENVILLE AND WAR

w L HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public. that a tri-weckIy
mail has been established bet Eeen West GreeLville,
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, leaving the Gaskin House, in War
ren, on every Monday, Wednesday and FridaS morn
ings. at = O'Clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greenville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
! between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg. Fowler,
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount Joy. and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown.
or Mercer, jamestown, IlartstOwn, Conneartrille, Ca
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN q WEST.
! N "a IS56-ff
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Sheriff Shot.

We learn from the Portage Democrat, that Mr..
james, Deputy Sheriff of Summit county, while
selling some property, taken on execution for
debt, at Macedonia, on Tuesday of last week,
was shot, BY the owner of the property. The
wound is not considered dangerous. The ball
passed along so as to give a slight injury to one
of his thighs, and entered and lodged in the 9TH
er. A warrant has been issued for the arrest Of
+ho aff,ndar
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sh.ria' Once. Aug. 90. Is56-5E-
SHERIFF S SALE :

BY virtue of an order Of sale in attachment. issued
out Of the Court Of Common. Pleas If Trumhull COun-
~, and State Of Ohio, to me directed and delivered by
tn Clerk thereof. 1 have levied on. and-shall expose TO
III, lie sale. al the door OF the Court House. in Warren,
in said county on Saturday, the 9th day Of September.
4 y. ISj6, between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a H.. and
1 O'Clock, p m, Of said day, the legal and equitable
interest Of Georse W. Hoover, in and to the following
described zeal estate, to wit; about eighty four acres
Of land, situate IN Hubbard township, Trumhui COun-
ty. Ohio, and bounded as follows: On the east by vii
liam Longs land. on the north by James Montgomery's
land, OF the vest by John VOLTS land. and public road,
and on the south by the east and west center highway,
il he;Eg the real estate Of Isaac Hoover, deceased
Said legal and equitable interest Of said George W.
Hoover, being seventh part Of said eighty -four ceres
Of land, which is undivided. Appraised at $40.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
sh.rid's Ocice. Warren. Aug. 9th, Is56.Jt-s313.
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Teaching Music.

1t will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that Miss NJ. A. Brainard proposes to
give lessons in Vocal Music, and also on the Pr
ano and Melodeon. Miss Brainard brings good
recommendations, (see card and her skill in
singing is well known to those who attend the
Baptist Church.
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Benjamin Robbins,
4 ENACTMENT NOTICE.

vs.. IT Attachment
Andrew TOPPER }
At my iustancs, "A writ Of attachment was issued by
Amos Allison, 4 Justice Of the I eIce Of Meathersfeid
township. IrumhuII county. Ohio, on the s6ih day Of
June, 1855. against the goods and chaitles. rights. cred
its, moneys and effects Of Andrew TOPPER, a non resi-
dent Of said county, for the sum Of -Four Dollars and
Eighty eight cents. with interest from the 3lth day Of
June. 1856. Said cause will he for hearing on the 2Sth
day Of August. 1856, at 10 o'clock. A. VI.
aug Is, Is56-3gT. LYMAN TH0MpSoN.
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Ashtabula & New Lisson Rail Road.

The ceremony of breaking ground on the south,
ern portion of this road, took place on the 18th
inst, at New Lisbon. Several thousand people
were present, and manifested much enthusiasm.
That road is bound to go through.
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GHERIEE.S SALE

~ By virtue Of an Order o Sac, 20 ne directed and
delivered by the Clerk OF the Cuurr OF Common Pleas
o. TrIm1ull coUaty. OAio, 1 shailexp0se to Public Sale
As upon execution ai law, at the door Of the COuFs
House, in Warren, in sail county. on Satarlay. the
9th tag OF September, A, D. Iej5, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock 4 " and : O'Clock p VI, Of said day, the
foilowiug described Real Estate, to vii; .-situ1te IN
Warren, or togushIP No 4, in the 4th range Of town
ships in the COnnscJicut estern Reserve. in the state
of Ohio, asd which is also in the county Of TrmhHll.
and is known by lots Lumler twenty eco and twenty
one (2D. in block ruEler eleven UD, in the south
survey of the town plat OF " arren, reference being had
to the Town Plat or map thereof, recorded in Trum-
lull county Records Book Of maps. pages u and %
for certainty together With turning lathe and steam
engine and boiler attached 30 a shop on said premises.
rs 4 part Of the fixtures in said shop. Appraised at
nine hundred dollars (s9GO Cr). To be sold at the suit
Of Giles D. GriswoII against Madden d Harsh.
n. R. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sh1riG's Ofsce, Aug. 90, ISJ6-jw-3 -.
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Fremont and Dayton Club,

vienna, August, 10, 1856.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following property. belonging to the estate Ol
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered NJ private sale:
list. The franklin House, on the corner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, rs any in town. The grounds are am
pie, the reputation of the house has been well maintain
ed by its present occupant, MIR. VIM. Williams, and il
Is capable Of accommodating 50 to - guests.
2d. The small dwelling house on The corner OF Mar
ket and Vine streets.
3D. The double dwelliI 2 house on Vie street, imme-
diately north Of the last mentioned house. Each Of
these buildings. with the lard, viii he sold lOE, AMI The
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply to HENRY STILES,
Or c. A. ADAMS.
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Preshytery of Trumhnll.

The thirieth annual meeting of the Prcsby
terry of Trumbull Will be holden at Gustavus
Tuesday, Sept. 2nd, at . O'Clock P. N.
By order of the Preshytery,
Y. BETS, Stated Clerk.
YIExxA, August, 10, 1856.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE-TAXES

Il FOR ISJf-F0R STATE PURPOSES. For State
Common School Fund, IL mill on the dollar; for pay
ment OF Interest on State Debt Sinking fund.- 40 mills
on the dollar; for the support of the State Government,
including the ordinary expenses of the Public BenevO
lent Institutions, prosecuting the work on the Public
Buildings, and also, to pay deficiencies Of lSJ6, ] mill
on the dollar; total for State purposes, ; is mills Oh
the dollar.
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

- der OF CoEEt-On the I3th day Of September next.
- 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. on the premises herein
after descri5ei.iu the township OF Mesopotamia. will
he sold to the highest bidder. the following Real Estate
IS the properly Of Mary Shattuck. decreased. to wit:
One pierc Of land in the township aforesaid, in the
county OF Trumhull. and state Of Ohio, and being part
Of lot No. -. beginning at the north east corner OF
land Owned ~ 2. W Buell., formerly J. B. Faikin.'
Iursl: thence north SO far that a line drawn parallel
with the north hue of said Bu-lfs land, to the east line
Of said tract shall eongtin thirty four acres Of land.
being lhirtyfour acres Of frcr the tract OF land deed
~ by UeLIictts T. Whitney 10 John TomlinSon. Oct.
l.h. Irsj. Also. ate o'clock Of the same day. a Piece
Of hnd in Ncsopotrmia township. Trumhull county.
Ohio. cuniainiug three acres CT Land, bounded on the
south iy the highway; on the west ny ?. :. Shearer T;
IN lie north by Isaac CLARK. aud On theelst by land
owned " Albert Ensign, being the alhs tact o. land
deede,I by Edward Griaia 10 Niry ShaauSk. Terma
made known on the day o. sale
c. A. RIDDEN. Adm'F.r-
aug 70. IS5G-fwS. OF Mary Sha,tueS, Dec,
WHITE GLUE for Miliner's use.
W REFINED T~STNGLASS.
SALTS o. TARTAR
E1LL BtiMSTJNE. ..'
XALIC ACID for sale nv
May %. -
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'OR COUNTY


For the General Fund, l mill on the dollar; for bridge
purposes. IS mills on the dollar; for County Inhrma-
~ rurp oses. Is mill on the dollar; for building pur-
poses, Is mill on the dollar; total for County purposes,
] 1 ) mills on the dollar.
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TIL
AUesfsfp Resefbe ehfopicie

TERMS-One Dollar and Fifty Cents. i'm
advance: Two Dollars, if payment is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
q rrent Al the ortion of the publishers.
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GHERIFF s SALE

~ The State Of Ohio, Trumbuil County, IS.
In petition for partition, in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumhull County, Ohio.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, TO me directed and
delivered. by the Clerk Of said Court, wherein Ellis
PIERCE and Martha Peirce are petitioners, and SylyanuS
Buriorden, John Atwater, Sylvtnus Atuater, Oliver
Atwater, Ethan Atwater. Thomas AtWatrT. and Dolly
Atwater. are dCfcuda &. I shall expose 10 public sale,
nj the door Of the Court House, IL Warren, in said
county, on Saturday, the 9th day Of September. A. d.
1856. between the hours Of - o'clock, - IA, AMI 4
o'clock. p m. Of said day, the following described real
estate, to wit: a certain tract, or parcel OF Land, with
the appurteuances, lying and being in the township Cf
B,zetGl. in said county Of Trumhuil, and bounded and
described as follows Being known Is TART Of lots No.
thirty-eight o., and is bounded on the west By the
west line Of said lot. which is also the east line Of lot
thirty-nine C3g). and on the south by the south hue Of
lot No. thirty eight C35). which is the north line OF lot
No. forty three (f3), and on the east by the east line Of
said lot No. thirty-eight g., which is the west line Of
lot No. thirty-seveu 81, and 70 extend rs far north as
will contain thirty acres Of land, sui feet % highways.
Appraised at thirty dollars per acre CSul- one third
Of The purchase money to he paid on the day Of sale,
one third ia one year thereafter, ana one third in Two
years from said day Of sale. and interest thrreon. with
approved security. H. i uAhA!UN. Shsri1-
'Sherih-s Office, Warren, August 9Th. lS56-5t-StG3.
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CHERIFF,S SALE

llblll -
- BY virtue Of an alias Order Of Sale, issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Trumbul County, Ohio,
bl the Clerk thereof. TO me directed and delivered, l
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in Warren, in said county. on saturday, the 9th
day OF September, 4. D., lsj6, between the hours Of 10
o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock. 7. NJ, Of said day, the
following described tract or lot Of land, situate in
Warren, or Township No. 4, in the 9th range in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and
which is known as whole Of lot No. II. in the Perkins
addition To Warren, appraised under former order, at
nineteen hundred and sixty-siN dOlIrs, Sl.g66) to he
sold at the suit Of Joseph Perkins, against the admin
istrator Of Caroline Newell.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sherid's Gmce Warren, August 9Th, 1856 jt-S2.37
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MUSICAL TUITION. CHARLES

| NJ USUAL TUITION. UHARLES
w DOWNFALL, 20 years Teacher Of Music in the
PRINCIPAL Cities and Colleges of 10 States OF the Union,
! gives Instructions on the Flute, Violin, Guitar, VSith
or without singing aud on the Pam Forte, Me!oiepn
and thorough Bass. Can give ref rences to pupils in
Warren and Cleveland as to the popularity and origi-
nality, as we'll as correctness of his Method, aud the
ease and rapidity with which his pupils can learn the
leading features of the Art lie teaches by the single
lesson or any number of lessons. in his rooms at the
GaskilI House, or at the residence Of his pupils.
aus. 20, le5i-3wF.
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Held its meeting, as usual, on Saturday even
ing, at Empire Hall. c. W. Smith, Esq, made
q capital address.
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After which, the Treasurer viii keep an Office in War
ren, for the purpose of receiving taxes until the 2Otl
day of December. IS56.
JOHN REEVES, County Treasurer.
Warren, O.. Aug, 20, IS56-Gw.
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GASKHL HOTSE.
Corser Of Maia Gad South Streets. Opposite
ClereiaHd & .HahOHiRg Rail Road Depot, WGrreH, o
H.. ASCIIER. PRoPRIEToP.
THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUs

i Ho.sl viii be found hy the travelling community
to possess all the facilities Of the hest conducted IIo
tells, for the accommodation OF the public. The pres
ent PROJECTORS have had it furnished in the most ap
proved modern style; and availed themselves OF every
appliance requisite to enable the House to merit public
patronage. The furniture and fixtures are all new. tn,
general accommodations unsurpassed. and every atten,
ton paid to visitors hat may be required.
The stage office adioins, and llacts leave daily fol
all parts of the county. A WORD TO VI
and other citizens of the cOunty-DO not think, he
cause we occupy a larger house, and possess superior
accommodations, that our charges are eXhOrbitant
Call, the next time you come to town, and satisfy your
selves of the truth of our assertion.
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBES. Analyt tic Physician

nR. II. TUBES, Analy tic Physician,
~ will lie in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Saturday, SEPT. 18th;
ORWELL, Mr. l., BraEg's, Monday, SeIt- 18th;
RAvENNA, Preutiss House, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sept. 9th and 10Th
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ana
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, rheumatism. Nervous
Eess, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. AEu- 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 DIR. 7. has devoted his entire tine
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. In no case are mineral or other pOisOHs en-
PI0yed, nor does he make sick 10 male EeH, or tear
dora 10 build NJ again. The medicines can be 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 haze recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given mp all
hope, the iDdisputable evidence OF which can always
be furnished. InvaIGs, however reduced or dispair-
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that no en-
enlargement will he given or expense incurred, with
cut a corresponding prospect of recovery.
rims frrV II rT~p mn TpU
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p o & McLAIN,

NROCKERY. GLASSWARE. LOOK
" y GLASSES, FAMILY GROCERIES, VIII
LOW WARE) WOODEN WARE, Sc, Opposite the
Post Office.
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MAroArrrr.. Erie O.. o-.. June. Is5e

DR.. TUBBS-Dear Sir: / called at your room about
two years ago with 4 son. who had been subject to fits
or epilepsy for eight years. The times veried, but the
average MAS about two a week, becoming SameThat
harder and more frequent before you saw him. lie
aiSu had slight spasms. causing him to stop moving or
speaking for 4 moment. and which occurred several
times a day. We dared not trust him from our sight
in the hclls or about the house. at any time. For six
ofthe eight years he was taking remedies of some kind
almost constantly, and yet they were growing worse
Five or six physicians were engaged who gave about
rs many different kinds Of treatment Considering the
uSeieSsneSs of all We had done, the effects Of your med
iciHe seemed almost a miracle. lie has had hut two
fits since you first SAW him. and for more than a year
not 4 single one or any indication Of any. lie has
since performed more labor than ever before in his
life His rest is now refreshing. digestion natural,
and he is free from nervous irritability. Instead Of
constant watching. he has jOurneycd alone to n distant
State, with as little concern as though he had never
been diseased. Yours truly, IRA BARNES.
anr. u. ls56-lM.