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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

BOSTON CRACKERS.
NXT E manu- featuring as fine BOSTON CRACKERS
w madethe nj est Crackers for family and
Hotel and for nvads popular
where used prepared supply with
and all other binds of Crackers in quantity and at
jel2-Iw JOHN FARRELL & co.
THE CREDITORS OF THOs. HEADEN. DECD
a RE requested to their claims in the Common Pleas
IA Court the earliest date possible in order fac
tate the settlement of the estate.
EDWARD BURTIS,} aa,iis,rators
jeI2 3w VIM. ATCHES0N, ! Au"ihiS'f~'0lS'
FENEA2O chests H. in One-foursh lb for sale
E by jeI2 TENNEY & S0RENSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
OLIVER =. MORTON,

Peoples Candidate for Governor,
will address the citizens of vanderburg County at Ev
ansville,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 90
Iis to be hoped the County will be we'll represented
this by citizens of all parties that they
see and hear the who is to be their GOUernor
Come one come all!
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EvANsVILL

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY. June IL.
Bay City, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Defender from st Louis to Cincinnati.
Jesse Lazier. from Ciccinnati to Arkansas.
silv er Wave. from st Louis to Pittsburgh.
Northsrnsr. from Louisville to st Louis.
John Tompkins, from Cairo to Louisville.
Sovereign. from Cincinnati to st Louis.
Sallie Robinson. from Orleans to Louisville.
Great West. from Cincinnati to Memphis.
VIM Dickson, from Tenn river to Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

FIVE STEAMERS BURNED.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

EPUTTER AND EGGS
III ID 80 lbs Table Butter; 10C doz Eggs for sale by
my29 CALDW ELL Il LANGLEY.
TWNEA-5 hf-chests ue assorted Tea papers
hf- chests Tsa-Gun wder. Imperial and Hyson
caddies npowder Imperial and Hyson lbs each;
25 boxes Gunpowder Imperial and Hyson1 lbs each;
lohfOhess PoucAong Teas of extra quality for sale
/. d. d. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

CONFEDERATION AT ALGIERs!
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKINNEY & COOKE

NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
| MCKINNEY & COOKE.
WATER NEXT DOOR R.. LOCUST.
IN spring and goods. consisting in partof every
variety usually kept in dry good store silks Chaas
Lace and Neop2ltan) Ribbons Lace Edgings Gloves and
festing In rich prcfusion. &C., &c. ap3
JEWELRN! JEWELRYu
TENHE undersigned would respectfully the citizens
of Evansville and vicinity. that he has just receiv ed
all kinds direct from New York which would ask
new and Ists YVES sBS ii ba :oIS Cox casb at the
All kinds Watches and pieces repaired in work
On street three doors below the Postoce al the
stand formerly occupied by g. Goshen.
NOTICE.
~ RS NJ DONALDSo> would respectfully in form the
ahouss door to Mr. Rubin Harts dwelling the
enee in Dress mafiSs and Beaehins and doing all
Straw and Nsapoan bonne and she hopes doing her
work neat and reasonable to invite share of the public
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
undersigned would that he has finished hs
large anu WA. MAMMOTH CAVE,
He has placed for the sake of eonvsnienes in all stages
be give and careful
The therefore Of the Merchants Shippers and
ap3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
EoPKINS REED intending to change their business
cash who bargains will please
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere my2m
GOFFEE $50 bags prime received per A. L. shotwen
nyS -S''"' GEO. FOSTER co.
nRDERS for Wood left at E. E. WHEELER'S. win
" be promptly flled ap7-sm2wsn
HpABV WAGONs.-K dOz fancy enameled top cabs;
ap doz willow eabsi = do willow wagons ior sale BY
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure of n
COUGHS, COLDS, HOAESENESS,
@RGHCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGHs
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND ~,
CONSENPTT0N.

"A MoNG the numerous discoveries science has made i
its + and s1eI RrSS1g The term Of human
than this contribution Of Chemistry to the healing art
vast trial Of its virtues this broad cG96sry ha:
medicine yet known can surely control and the
swept our every
remedy has at been found which can be relied on to
the most dangerous affections of the lungs
cures Effected use wng
viii be-
wherein are full particulars and ndipube Of
Fss Saw5s1s
has just from malignant Scaris
sSas S
Of Bronchitis with entire success was induced to
try it on my Little boy gave him hrs:
ght found decided change tie better
the named disease viii saws many ohnd
Fo iii of s as
eve it to be the best medicine exant. feeling tbs
Sss my little boy You'd
Becky G p ss9wEaL s9Ps Trnnf d1iI 4 3 E
Dr. J. O. ATER.-sinee your medicine has become knowA
Sss. " Ss1s
wheTe tie they can much sSs Eos
i has done take pleasure selling because i6sy
sTataed IN seeing the beneS. i eonfef
TsaS: s.pso. 'appJo join IN g. %afTLock
Windsor, O. W. June 26. 1851.
DR.. J. @. AVER, Slr-Thfs certify that
Cherry Pectoral for upwards it
sincere belief that should have been s
time if had IL has cured affection
tell you iii priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully.
d. A MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
Wilksbarre, Pa, September 2S. 1885,
DR.. j. q. AxER. My dear Sir-Your medicine is mueh
approved of those who have used it here its compost
ton such and maintain its reputation nFR
riably for affections de ef
''' principal pA' '''--l.. &C cH%s. sTREATER. Mo-.
PREPARED BY
] A NJ E s C.. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
SOLD RY
Keller FsrHsley l. Co., Evansville Ind;
Ysgre & Crawford. Owensville;
Halock Parmiter, Princeton
g. B. Bingham, Patoka;
W j. Whiting, Cynthana;
J. K. Jaquess d Co., Poseyvills;
Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and VAUDEVILLE;
Williams and Robertson, West Franklin:
ur. Thomas Newman and Jas sampson, Mt. Vsrnenf
Hudspeth & Bro Boonville;
Bowers & Sargent, NewburHh
Adams Campbell, Petersburgh;
Fred .Eckstein. Cincinnati, o., and sildruggists.
COKE AND COAL TAR.
LII wishing to buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
IN Company call at the office of the
pang Locust between and I'd and pay cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered at the
myI O. G. KEATS, Pres't.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT STARK received at their establish
y First large assortment of Wall Papers,
ties the fin comprising every
ng beautiful description ia this line They
everything apperaining upholstery and cover
superior style Having enlarged
accommodate increased business
prepared receive customers, and show them
large S ock and low prices ap29-tf
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CAPT. HOLMES LOST.

Three Barges and Two Powder Boats Gone.
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C45 eC% %NSs2@ So

HANANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
NHAVING opened exclusively for the sale of cigar
invite the dealers in this article and
the call and examine
tensve stock consisting of the desirable brands Of
Cigars made in boxes from so to 500 in box shall
keep constantly excellent hand and VIII
sell prices The attention of Barroom and hotel
keepers politely requested having always superior brands
to suit their trade hand. n. AESFACHER.
Frstaad nearly opposite Bement
& viele and Preston Bros, my2
NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
AvING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main ST..
opposite the Court House would invite the gen.
Evansville inspection of stock, thAA
show insisting of French Eng
Cloths Doekins and Cassimeres of
price, Linen Vesng suitable
the all which will make to order
notice reasonable prices cash.
There having if they can't be sold Call
gentlemen. If suit only like Bake
myis1Im ~ ''u D' DAVID o'NBIL.
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OBJ Dailg gonrnaL.
S Il A TE TICK E T.


-::O:.-
GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. wSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM liz. NOFFSINGEES, of Parke.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CIsAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TipPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. EsEAL, of Miami.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
EpR. CARB. sODA.-4O half-bbls reed for sale b
A1 my5 ORR. DALZELL co:
COATt COALIi

NHE Bodiam Coal Company Of Evansville Ind offer 70
- contract for the delivery of Four Thousand Bushels Coal
wharf a Evansville.
quality being undoubtedly
Lower Ohio it well worth the attention of steamer which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by coaling there.
Louisville Journal and St. Louis Intelligencer
mon tn. and send bill to this once. mylG-lM
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18
NEW "a Willy GROCERY.

HWTE have bought the formerly
w occupied by Co.. Main street. opposite
Branch Bank aud have made large additions to their
future supplies Jusihes
citizens Evansville and vicinity
the hest of Far lily Groceries
exsrtion to
give receive liberal pat
Give US trial Goods deIive-ed charge
mbi3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-18

RICH RARE AND skEMA LIABLE.
UNHE richest and varied stock of spring and
goods ready for inspection at Roser's
the of Main and First street. WeFe pec
fully the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to give
call before purchasing elsewhere still adhere
old motto "sell cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantlas, silk and straw bonuets French
d. trimmings kid and finish silk
cloves rasols cape shawIs Ianes bareges,
white dress goods ladies' misses and children shoes
Drlngs Vestings and Coatngs gentle
and in article in line has rival
point of style and quality all goods have been
New York of the first importers and
therefore enabled complete with house In this
any Western city.
Again we say give q call will sell
tOnshing low prices. apis ROSER BRO FREY.
ID 10 COFFEE.-5Ob per Antelare for sale by
AZ. decsI s. V. GILBERT & co. Syc. near Water.
Ep ANDY.-25 dOz pure Catawba brandy Tor sale by
ID my3 l. D. HEIMANN
WWT r.. CHEEsE E.-35 boxes W. R. Cheese. reed per
w Ohio, forsale by myl2 j. W. S. VICkERY.
ID ATTING, &C.-25 bales No. Batting;
I'D gro Bonnet Board as Wrapping Paper. rec
per Rainbow by my7 z. H. COOK SON.
E. J. HAYES ALEcK CRAIG o. TRUMAN.
1856. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
HAYES, CRAIG & CO.
Main Fourth Louisville KY and 17s Water
St., New York.
KNTHOLESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and straw Goods
w in and in daily receipt of the
complete assortment of goods in their line found IN
favorable and low prices the
articles be bought the Eastern markets
examin ltion of stock forconvncng proof
IF assertion. apl5-3m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-10

the Union. Before N northern man
had set foot in Lawrence, and before any
Aid Societies had been organized, they
had declared that all abolitionisls should
find graves instead Of homes in that Ter
ritory. Even Pierc, s braEen impudence
will no longer permit him TO deny the
Missouri invasions, but he coolly offsets
them against invasions from the North
through Iowa, when he knows that no
such invasion took place, and that what
the border rufians were trying TO prove
such. turned out to be a band OF peaceful
immigrants who went on sn1 settled un-
der the eyes of the United States troops.
But We have not space to say more
The whole message is a shallow attempt
TO plas er over the hideouS sore his ad-
ministration has made in the body poll
tic, but, like the remedy of any other
quack, it only i~rritates the ulcer more
and more, and we trust will have the eff
feet of making The patient kick out that
whole school of political doctors, and
trust the care to a system whose princi
pies are founded upon The natural laws
of truth and right.
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0&atbs.

On Thursday, December 9Th, Ms. SYLVIA
A PACKARD, wife of Warren Packard. of this
place, and daughter of Alanson and Mary
Ca p.
Mrs. Packard has been long and well known
to all the older inhabitants of Warren, to whom
she has been endeercd from her childhood. Her
death under circumstances of peculiar affection
has deeply excited the symIathies of = large cir
Gle of friends and acluaintances. She has left
behind her q little babe, but three weeks old,
who Will never know its mothers love and care.
anl who has been thus sadly bereaved before
LIES Journey had fairly commenced.
Her husband was sick during her own illness,
and a pant of the time dangerously so. He WIS
carried from his own bed to take a last farewell
Of her, and although, in his agony he wished
for death to re-unite them, the destroyer passed
him by, and expectations are now entertained Of
his recovery.
Mrs. Packard was born in Warren, March 18th
1854, was married Sept %, 1852, and at the
time of her death was in her ed year. But q
few weeks ago, and none seemed to have a fairer
prospect of a long and useful life, and now all
who knew her, sincerely mourn her loss.
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Viliainnus

A few evenings since. as the mail
train on the C. & II. r R., was passing
through Aurora. or Msntua, the locomo-
tive ran over some obstruction, giving it
a severe conclusion, but not throwing it
off the track. On backing the train to
find the cause, it was discovered that an
ash plank, some three inches in thick
ness had been laid across the track
The plank had been cut off by the
wheels OF the locomotive, and no dam
age done. The scoundrel who would
thus endsnger the lives Of others. de-
serves a halter.
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Rail Road Disaster !
Ten Lives Lost

A terrible collision took place at Ali
ance, on Monday evening. The train
going west on the Pennsylvania e. Ohio
Railroad, arrives some % minu'e s earlier
than the train from Wellsville, on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road. The P.
& o. train was just leaving the station,
when the Wellsville train came up. run
ming al the rae OF 90 miles per hour,
and struck the Two hindermost cars,
throwing one of them quite through the
walls of the station house into the dining
room. The locomotive and tender oI
the Wellsville train we're thrown OF the
track, but the passenger cars all remain
ed upon it. Nine men and n lady
were killed, and several others bruised.
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The Book Enterprise.

As this is something new. and seems to create
10 little excitement throughout the county. We
think it would interest our readers to know how
the matter is conducted.
II you wish to buy Il book. You % TO Adams
Bookstore. select any book in the establishment,
worth Il dollar, or more if You wish; then you
have Il box OF envelopes placed before You, fruIn
which you select one and open it. take out a slip
of paper. and whatever that paper calls for, you
receive uion the SPOT. as a free gift. with your
book. Every envelope calls for some gift, from
the value Of Ten Cents to Fifty DOilars-so that
no person viii fail Of receiving a Gin Of some
kind with their book, and some will be fortunate
enough to realize very valuable presents. Low
ers Of books eia have a fine assortment TO select
from, during the present month.
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Imp05tef.

We have received a communication
from Harrington. over the signature Of
Ilonesius. giving a history Of a msn who
has assumed the modest name of The
Second Christ. and has been humbug-
cling the people of Pennington. Homes
tus describes him As an unprincipled,
drunken vagabond, and that at last ac-
counts he was on his road to this place.
The communication was not received
until Tuesday morning, when our forms
were full.
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Fits! Why Prominent.

For a long time there was a paragraph making Is
re.ular weekly appearance in our columns. with the
tri E. but emphatic wOris ~Fisi Fits!" alxays At the
head; to some an offensive caption. hut rot 80 10 the
benevolent and humane. who could sympathize in the
sorrows OF others. Some persons are shocked at any
indications OF disease ard are even thrown into nrr
vous excitement on witns sSing a hearse or coffin
Such are to he pitiei. We should always strive to look
disease and even death in the face with ealmness. and
especially take every opportunity for alleviating dis
ease- Viewed in this light. the advertisements Of SIS
lIauee. Of los RiltimOre street. Baltimore. Nd, possess
a certain interest. and those who know Of any one suf-
fyring from Epilepsy. Splsms. or Fits Of any kind
should feel it a pleasure 10 cut out his advertisement.
or in some other Wav send wOrl to the afflicted, Of the
great value Of his remedies. They can te sent to any
part Of the country by mail. Price. 50 per box. Two,
e Twelve S14 dec
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sheriG's omee, Warren. De
CHERRIES SALE.
~ Erastrs B. Cone,
Byv.rtus 81 an ar

W. DER OF sale i19ugd o1t
Adua'r Of AnosT I. Pelton ct. .l.> Of the Court % Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbuil county. Ohio. To me &iSsets4
and delivered. Ih7Ve levied on and shall expose -
public sale, at the door Of the Court House In Warren.
in said county. on Saturday. the 10Th daJ OF January,
A D 1857, hctWeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n. and 4
o'clock P 81. OF salt Day. the 70 lowing described mort.
gagged premises to wit: A tract or lot OF land. situate
in Hartford township. No 5 in tire first range Of town
ships la the Conn teut Western Reserve in the Stats
ofOhio. ani SLieh * also in the county OF Trumhuls
and IS known ~ being part Of Tot No. j, ant IS hona
d-l aud described as follows, viz Commencing II thS
center Of the highway. at the south east corn.r Of land
heretofore awred bv The Grantee. thence vest along the
north boundary H. = OF Phillip Quigiee ard Julius Nj
nor, and n9r.h on the vest Tine ami in the center 81
the high ray far enough, by making the nerth houn5a-
~ parallel with Tie south to include hirty acres -
land, it being the same tract this day decided By said
grantee TO said Srah;or. To be sOlt II the suit Of l.
rastus B. Cone. in the above entitled Cause APprals
ed at twenty foar dollars per acre. Cse4 oo9
II. r. ARN1S Sheriff.
sheri1's ozce. Warren. Dee 20. Isss-5s-3So
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~ ~ H. IOhl.
See advertisement. No. l. Lagrange Place.

TPNOTICE-Ds. s STEOSs's FEVER DESTROYER
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues. the curative powers OF this new Remedy. to
build up its own reputation. Every sufferer will he
lef; 70 decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is tn take il TO the
sick room. aud there let II speak for itself. let Il there
spread Joy and p-ace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. II i will hot do this, a thousand certificates
will 10 but liJue towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The estinoniais-whieh are many and lorg-
are Published in a circular, a. the limits % an aaver-
Ji>etnent Wili not permit-which IRE presented more
for the purpose OF calm. the public mind to this new
remedy. which may ne found at the principal Draggist
IN The Western States and California.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
ducei T. and forn y great public blessing On the other
hand. IL it possesses no real value. the, sck will soon
fnd it out. and demonstrate il IS = humbas. - base
iuDOsitiOn " See advrrtisenent.
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z. EVH "
-ohaie Judge
SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Adm'rs OF John Dorhety,
By virtue Ofan or

Adm rs ofJohn Dorhety, BY virtue an or
rs. der OF sale. on mort
John 5. Garner & wife gaze, issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of I'm nil County, Oh o,
u me directed and delivered. 1 have lev.sd on and
shall expose to public sale 1t the door OF the Cours
House in Warren in said county. on SATURDAY. the
18th dSy Of JANCAEY. AID les between the hours Of
10 o'clock A " and 4 o'clock p VI q said day, The fol
lOSiug described tract OF lot OF liud. situate in Newton
township. No in the 9Th range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reservrin the S:4te OF Ohio. md
which IS also in the County Of Trumbull. and 10 known
by the whole Of lot y o. % inthe Alteration Of the To<n
Pitt % EArisvil ?. as surveyed ~ ?. +. Stowe. and re-
corded in Trumhuil County Records. Map Book, pages
5 and 8: for 4 more particular description OF said lOL.
refrrracs n3y he hal to said Record.
Alsl a certain piece OF lard. heiEg part Of Canal
street as nov vacated. as described on = plat 81 said
vacation. and rs recorded in TnmAull Cnurt " Records
b OK Of Maps. pages ~ and -. described a. follows.
viz: being that part Of slfS street as vacated and sit1-
ateG westerly Of lot No y AID in extent the With Of
said lot. md at right angle forming a square Of one
chain and containing 10 leo acres of and. lie the same
more or less, and subject to Public improvements By
authority; LeinK the same lands heretofore decided By
the Earis. to within 1926 and 1893, to S1Euel Ware
For 4 mnre particular descrii ton OF said lots reference
may BE- had to said leeds dated June 1886 and Jane 10,
1873 The first described real estate appraised al Si75>
Second described real estate appraised AZ SIS. Tots
sold as the property o. John 5. Gamer n the above en-
titl-i cause. H.. r HARMON Sheriff
Sherid's Office. Warren Dec 10. is 6-5S46
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SALE.
~ Adm'Is. Of John Dorhety,
.ty, } By virtue Of an or
Jacob Sachlaer ct al

W der 81 sale issued our
Jacob sachlaer ct al. } OF the Court Of Com
mon p cas- Of T-unhuIi County, Ohio. to me directed
aid delivered, I have levied on and shall expose to
pnbIic sale. on SATURDAY. the 10Th dayof ANUAR
A DlH-7 :. at the door OF the Court House in Warren. in
said county. between the hours - 10 O'Clock A NJ and
4 o'clock 2 " OF said day. the f.llowiug tracts or lots
Of land. situate in Warren township No. in the 4th
range % townships in the Connect cut Western Re-
serve. in the State OF Ohio. and said lots are krown IS
village lots No Is. I6 and part Of lot No l., in the
Town Plat OF West Warren. ant bombed as follows
to vii: said village lots Nos. Is and 10 heingth The whole
Of said lots as they are laid out in he Town Plat 90
Wess Warren aforesaid. and said part Of lot No u. IN
said plat. being bounded south by part Of said lot No
u owned by EFIabeth Brewster, west by the west lire
OF said lot No Il. east nv the street or lane and Forth
BY lot No 10; said lot No. Is and said part Of lot No.
l. being the sam land conveyed to Betsey Albright.
Ly Al MO NOsher ami wife. by deed bearing date Oe~
t0ser &c. 1853. Prd recorded in Trumbull Records,
Book IL. Pages II and 70 and said lot No. IS. being
the same land conveyed to Betsey Albright Aforesaid,
by AlorzO No>her and wife. nv deed bearing date Oe-
ioher s9,h. Use. and recorded in said Records. Book
20, page &c. To he sold as the property Of Jacob saeh-
lear in the above entitled earSe. Appraised At sieo.
H. r HARMON Sheriff.
ShsriF's Office, Warren. Dec. 10. Is5e-5w4 50
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Piles

Pu:iADELFlIA, March ], I.53.
DR.. c. N. Jackson-Dcar Sir-For the past two ea-s
7 have iecn severely afflicted with tbs l. yer Complaint
Dyspepsia AMI Piles. suffering constantly the pains
and Inconvenience attendant upon such complaints,
wi;hcu. energy. being scarcely al i to attend u any
business. / ussl 4 great deal Of medicine. with no
tpprrent chang until l usel your siOoHand German
B-tirrs." They have entirely cared me I am now en-
tireiy Tree from pain aud ache Of ans kinI. and feel like
a new mai in every respect. and unhesitatingiy recon-
mend y0Ir Bi-ers - All iuvaiils.
Yours, respectfully,
N IN Y COPy