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Change of Time.
ON ard after Tuesday, Aug :, 1875, further notice.
~ Trains ~i Gt follows saturday exc-pt.G:)
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

&oISd soCTT-Tie slaA- #. Train vii connec; at SAN
iuSsy with Morning Train from Toledo; Nonroevir with
Chicago Express t!.r Southern Road
Ssih- function with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland;
Mansfield junction With bay ESpFe- from Pittsburgh, and at
gaiIrOad.
The i-a p NJ. Train III connec. n: sanausy with
F Ray CITY from bstrnit NOnrorie v:th western Train
Z < T r. Shelby Junction at '2l r. ". with the Mail
r.Hin C. g. C. Il. G. Tor CHuhus Cincinnati; Mans
iei Junction at 30 p. ". wi;h FH,; tfan o. T. T. T.
cE Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio Il. II.
GOING NOETII.-Tllc S-2j Train will
nection Newark with B,iisr c. O. r.
r. al Mansfield Junction With Express Pittsburgh.
Sheiby junction at l. u with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo ana New York and at MuurocVille will
Mrl Train on c. *. 7. road IN Toledo, Chicago e.
2-l" II Train VIII connect New With Express from
c East Genital Ohio Road Mansfield junction with
Fast Train Tor Pit's!uTEh; at shelby Junction 5'2l
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland atHouroeI lie with Night
Express for Toledo ami CncaEo, and Sandusky with the
steainer Bay Cty for Detroit anil Chicago
]. r. ROBINSON, sup't.
Saudussy, Aug. i, 1855. sePiS-G
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MISCELI.AN NE0US.
TERMS


Foe FsK Course, lc'SdElJ CH Ds1aEt1 e5sts or RpO
Eee{insi- LeetFsS i6 11egis'Isii1, gdEfGb{y
tEacListcs
For Fiis Course ladies De4GFtasas -
TIRE PaOPREEToRS take great pleasure expressing
~ they gTRtf ing unprecedented
which hSHe set t o tr Instirusot sincs
is establishment nj Tie NFit,
neVe exeEt:or 20 meet t ths ''oaf sst slHner, tie
ssfiS Increasing demand for I',tCSt aud
sire 81 sssrc,;tis trlia;ea. The great practical
Nperieucr OF the Principal, Banknz CONNER
ciaI HOUSES b educated and accomplished puIe-
has eI..lCd him bsirs degree perfection
system COUNTING ROOM instrieygE h. or: exercises
NOT ATTAINED BY ASE OTHER INSTITUTION. E.tcl,
StivIif, d process, drilled te DISK, iadEIl-
Hai epby step NATL h i'as mastered t whole routine
OF Accountants duties Us tASFoUgy EiSHgt he Aad
an ft1.reB{|cssi Srye
Hase and thus aii SwEratss; far=Ein and egregOus
hluIders are, q great measure, 'issPate,i.
Ia addition engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants, haze also secured tc services
most eminent Lecturers Il Oaio, to lecture
topec.
Our Of Instruction : extended partie,,srize
here, ut 1t embraces thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY E90E KEEPING, with free 11.i full discussion
ss Scientific cacipiee;tarss To1 Commercial History,
and History If EiaeUt SISrcii Men, Commercial
oTaphy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy SisrcEutie Law, EI!cs Of Trade,
nerslIip, Ec.
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FRESH ARRIVAL, AHOY!!
'''' ZfMHER d. IBB0TSOT"' 1I"tS1 Ii;"'''

oTD respectfully inform friends and the public
' IeAefl tlat i!!ey have opened Grocery Store at
ne corner OF Market and Unou recently
occupied ~ W IL Robertson, where
fui! supply Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, and VIII tEe
ket rl:e=.
~ They vii! s;iIl carry their STEAM bakery and
are Feady 10 I'll e orders OF ali friends - well
a neV ones, ;or all the different kinds and
i''e--tS-
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z
Great Northern and Sc0tliern Man Route.
FOR NoRTiIERS. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
Twice DAIrY, (slaS ntsi.s eccn;ea,y be;u-ec Rich
InOna and Washington G;s via GogonsvlIie ard Alex
anlIfa.
Hoess of departure at Rich
, Iao4la IA .-.---SlS a y! and s:Sl p NJ
Returning leave " akaiHsieH. .6 A. M-and } IN
Arrive Richmond I:sa II. n, and4 An
Baggage checks tickets given through bstween Rich
raoud and Washington
THEsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL,
and 6enGtn excellent order, ana CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN And SOUTHERN MALL, give the bSst guar
apfee Q! aiEuys SoETscfaHs
ats daily 4ichseud ff4Sfias IA aslFance OF
the Steamboat IEc-
FARE BETwEES RICHMOND WAsHISaT0. $3.50
Omnibus vil1 he always ready take though
@ :hsr baggage OF wearing apparel, between
the two Depo;s free of charge, m ample time or ther
take their meals, whether Ec;Es SoEti South.
Through Tickets can he obtained between panvfIe and
Washington at the TERMINUS the cGd, nearly
pete,i DanvIie An Agent the Company receive
the Checks q! from the nanvlc Road,
tend 10 their baggage all the Way Washington Bal
t;rn0re n, pot.
The by the mail line as by the old steamboat
Tere!sno change OF night between Rich
EInud and Alexandria.
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0S and after the JaiiaEy, Yroxulo the present
~ En 81 HsisksiI Co, dissolved by lnt;arsoI
james \ Petzcr retiring from drtI.
All PsTsons ndbted please call and max,
nent without deiay, those having claims against tho u
all present ;l,em for adjustment
December 81 IS.g5
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TNE LADLES' OEP4RTlEENT

TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il opcIe reception ofLaes. No Institution
the Onion iInParts more thorough interesting
| SlIs Department
conclusion, would cdd put forth our
best Efforts rerit SIN degree,
terng reception tia which njEEise has met, and
yL57gs OWysetres 10 iaDIrt Ls0rDsya. pyTctiGTt
Of Mercantile Inst irfSOgt Es,'g Isty
! Ot5ter SisIiifgr i;ereGatHs Co}isCs.
Among te Lay Recommendations rive The follow
/ iug:-
Ve the undersigned take pleasure testiFytng
personally acquainted wj:!i NJ. ti=aaEers ability
Accountant, aud Teacher of it5Cs Keeping, which of
highest oricr. He has rad great experience Ac-
eouEtau In heavy Col.lzrcsi s Banking Houses, which
ives lsiin s'liaE.o. fe.ies i.IparIIE PrRcticGi
E4HeafioH.
L J. ALLEN, IL. n,
Tr.s.Is!. .: Farmers College.
L08IS ANDREWS.
I f:.sAeni o t:enyon College.
To Nouns men who vi=h acquire 'Rusiasss Edaea-
ttpH tli:, i; .evs f=.es very sr!!oaI eeual-d.-
NF R has ii= ,atcst!os o! tecretic, Sloai-
:ge AID aguss n tlc.!us- aiiti practical Counting
Ms C1isse ~ ir fuii competent to keep the e"'ti-
H'fts0 sstCf l'I0ky.
\. =. Sr',SE. Wholesale ari I-tel Merchant.
! :! ANNi-4, So i.Jsr, %! GIfTui, Ssat isGS OF o.
+ J. F. Farm. iGoS x tTI- "a D. T. Woo,ibur, $.
T n 9NE!;bliE, BHci i yI.=r IT Clinton BaiIE-
II. T. MILLS, SEE Cr,r4h..s Gas aut Coke Gu.
( c T. MASON, Book keeper - J. IL .;lcy < Cos.
S5S7HEo= :gl! particulars. b 4 for eircrIar.
LSRiTGi.I IL -IR1LsZRONG,
f.i-tr PEopr!rtors.
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The Wheeling Instrumental Mu.

IETs every Monday evening, ~ o'clock, In the Lee
VI ture Room Of the Lutheran Church, Chariine st. ceA-
tire Wheeling. s. NJ HANIITCN prrsIr
G. A. DIETRTcH, Conductor. nyiS-6a.
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Co-Partnershtpp. D I T4fA-A'

B. MARSH has this day associated With him n. 7. Way
man. for the purpose Of trahsactnR tie
retail Boot and Shoe business the old g. SIaIsh
No 3d. Monroe street, next door to Greer OFT Co.. under
the Arnl Of NARSH 4 WAYNAN
July LIST, 1855. jus0
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WE partnership existing subscribers under
the rTn maine Of THOMPSON q PATTERsUN, day
solved lay mutual consent The business will conducted
by JoHN H. THOMPSON Wl,o VII! collect debs the trH
and pay all claims against it. t a.f5..5s-
J0IISTf. THOMPSON,
J. H. PATTERSON.
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SundrieS.
IJN SACKsSnf Rio Codse;
IIO Tsrccs Rice;
EblS. P1IveriEed S1=ar;
Crushed
Sef; Crushed Sugar;
8 h'Ids. y. o. S4E;tT;
10 boxes ChUcoIatc;
4;j lbs Race Ginger;
IL boxes HiItr Pipes;
20 bhls. SO- met.;Im 3Eacserel:
81 u bbfs
% boxes SO. Herring;
10 bhls- Prime Eastern Herring
Just received and for sale
ALEX. TURNER,
tf29 A-io'ison SGiidinEs. SIaln So.
TOOTH SOAP.
AfEs celebrated Tooth Soaps prepared in the
w cieGuy posshIs from choicest rater4I
and free from all impurities The SOAP DenEce Is tie onI-
specific fer srcEg tie disgusting
which rapidly promote pu;rIctIcn destroy
Each cakeis enclosed case, ard suaieiea; to
last year. Sold for y cts
JoIiS II THOMPSON.
dc0 A.-nt ~ ATa:n
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TRANSPORTATION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
sEeas--lIsrIherE ana seatl.eEn Nan Reu,e.

- ss.; Es..22 49,
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REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY las removed from his Old stand In Market
va Square that aud spacious Warehouse No. 81
green 'front.' west side OF Main street. between Monroe and
Quincy lately occupied by Messrs. Amman Maguire
commission house He has on band llrge and general
Sotent of Groceries Liquors, which he will sell ut
Wholesale at the lowest market price
l. o GunpoHdsr Of every description and Safety
Fuse. srIE
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JOHN H. THOMPSON respectfully ANNOUNCES that he win
continue the ISooG, Stationery and Val Paper
III Main street, whore he will happy the pa
tronagof s old Iends and ths public generally. JaniSS
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NUGet~ R0sc.
, ju22 GEO WILSON
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Groceries at Wholesale.
S00 BARRELS Melassc~;
t)UU 3GG-ba=S Rio Cutt,,s
81 pockets EaI=uTn Co@ce;
81 Otd java
so kegs 6tw
IL hbiS Cut and Dr~
81 boxes Stewards n. Y. Candles;
I6J h'rds Sugar;
81 bills Lovss.as's Refined Sugar;
10 hhls Louisiana
% hif ch Y. H., G. p, and Imperial Teas
So cat;g boxes;
81 terccs Ricr;
% boxes White Pipes;
81 Cngare's FRHcy Soaps.
ToSetfsr with fan assortment OF Family Groceries,
S;t's Spices Fruits, DE St'is Fish etc. fo- sale
TALLAST DELAPLAIN,
ma3 Nc. % 'Iain street.
MOURNING GOODS.
ET Black silks Bo-rJI=lEas Of i.iIli3's r.5sss;
- jet Slack Muslin Sielaircs, in extra fire quality;
6-t Mourning Cashmeres;
Black and purple AIeruo PiIIs and Stripes:
BiIcS and white Chin:zcs:
English CrimpCd Grapes;
EiacS and white Gin slEns and Chntzes;
Plain black Thjte; Shavis:
Square AMI Long
Plain black aud embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Che
mizcttes.
"cet uEIsKELL ( CO.
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Foo FaR Co,tse iae'sfi..g Dsyayta,eat- or Book
keeKihl, Lees..rs ';sid 4s'lfsti1 i yoEfG5Ly an
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS

DRUGS, M DlCINES,
CFd,It4N11I CFd,It a j. GA Is, PERI U IER Y, &c
-. az iva - "a Ak an announce to his
~ friends and the public generally, having puFeda-
se the interest Of the senior partner in tie lately
ecnduere under the h=m OF J. CFiibaeser & Son, he win
continue the same at the old sian No. lI Main
WOd respectfully Solicit AID
OF the patronage 50 hbeTully bestowed the old firm.
He has jist returned from the cities, and now
opening extensive and well selected
eheniea!s Perfuery Rncs articles, Sc NIL Of which
purchased after strict personal Inspection =erur-
iots regard 10 tue purity Of quality
tle public ON the most reasonable terms. TYR
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TRUjXAh,s SACRED .HLINIR.

= -'tFttItI't ,Itf- IJYalIflINti NFUiIt.
MIS- medicine Is In extensive and popular In Western.
Pcnn=ylvania- II prepared by lr. TruER OF Wash-
ington and has given relief hundreds who have uSed
it, Who are spreading its fame far and wide.
I names persons well known appear as vouchers Ter
its efficacy in the above disease
80 Price &l,GO
T. H. LOGAN & CO., GEM Agents,
ltS WheCling, Va.
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THE GALTANIC SUPPORTERf
NIls Female supporter, Operating simple scientific
Trinee gives great and often complete relief In weak
ness o" The slGsand in all where support needed
70 n II rnn.N 4 On
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4 LSo-9Se bushels yellow Corn SieAl;1 80
For sale by L n KELLER,5
dcSS 6ninev s,rsss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-05

The ab0e cut ,rsensa rhuIlei urrgwmentu PorabsG Grain N.. ShItdnu the various erndnx
aa%EsP " GTs arMaTade OF sE cH1RIEs IESTTTF.% Quincy Illinois, se osan%s
PmtT from net 9Hi state; ont %H IN A. ~ ~ IMy,dd Sr.E nmn hF H9mmn S% ssshSe 70,
am coils M.Mue.h 70 hs PuPosA have SrE l~a s@ b@" we're @dea ~h too Sh
ITdsyeF E1 after eErdn<F Mhd ns and money %pwasdana psaada NAshss Eru np c
hsb been aEoaesIi Into our Nake1. such this" srn Mills" ~Ems GAt"k re- BE- for N
s%sg@P9 Dir L@vasss the 5HtHh i s9yTs%%o a IN Ss Kin, a. Machine aa aE ON lon s "Ts9
points %m fs% - hsPn%H %hsM MEL zgea hs Ensth BE ar %si %1 thea sS ~.
rt 9TS the merp late nscf Ia Mf yea eoaiGai proof sanH raSng By hd nr ons
T m TL~r rJJ C@w~C -g~Tv me- 49, ocVsm or yr Grinder uHva by means Of
sag@!sS s which ggnesta. go.ga rg.xh ss %a. ha.skssH %T e tsshs saatT %.n N:
H+ which can he east hin ofhd metal and il ever worn OUT can bsr@dyr The4 b. nS-
peMngm three dollar ser eJ zone set mrCAhsa and Cob GdnHEga and III 0hrt for grinding nsN teal
zmdo VIM This Mil a%hs Tyy %% and snyds@S ra@%s" for "s S%aa Id SS s.@s S ~:
neal without. .S tsHG 6s of sa %sb 3. IL aE s9 as r IN %s gPsa PT g .S: m dnP 5 ssa . SaSss a. mSa.asn 70
T"T| PPs 80 usIJ .sM" SH ~ GTn.n o nrEnxc u md Co.'S
AmSng ne uses 10 hSl u IN MtS M mJ Jn~ LGI % "& h M1nm Or T . f Mi SIS
simple in &c nmsdOn ND :" g~1 its PTu.n haiti car he hnT5d At Igy " price .as as nhs
Iii well kaoxHh acts aog scientific Eansst4 Onshnhdf c@n ground is worth toia tn ear, :"
which one h~i per cent s1%Ia mpMHens s power usI han. any IN that n ever made at
NI Onek dn T hus- nisno~ wl a~rand hat m~ applied "a slows Oaon@ rEHnAoE
M grind mes as much asst same amounts PO~eE applet" sdckI od"aH sinssAHd ssdgs
TRIAL OF CORN & cos MILLS AT rHE LATE FAIR Of THE MARYLAND AGRIcuLruEaL SOCIETY.
Tn following table will hsh the hmso rPhd,a and number Of R=VanhOnsO of each Of ha Mills On sxhs-
y%asGA Nm @-9 3: nh%"' I" I0."a' SssaS. ' ina Mm.s gdn ss 20 ''s s
IinsmH I'm yn1 Amiag MIN overall ohssE-Is Great Strength and DaI5nur- "a Simplicity
mngdg ay ordinary farm hand 81 nEm gdndn more Corn or pM and Cob in hs n%s n: ans Of
being separate from the main body II Reh9r eNaher %HtS hen Sn cut st the Il sT Of a.
THE OTHER MILLS IN USE AT THIS TIME
hba ~srknOHn nt that Cast Iron Mills for giahaEc Corn, &c, ndo gk properly. nn1 shn
that Wild more onomta and aas snstu me- more raatT The onosts s.s @ 1 I'll shs
cungan an extra set Of GrnhngP Plates shh makes sodnr Years: cost of pFsn se yore -mak
10 years so cT 1fs s"@%p MIL s.A Y% any . ssns H an s4sSST rS S g MAIN n. h. r" ss.
every two years. HehiaH this cssm st he done Me eTems@ OF NI Msh2s zach u. 20 RAnnt
in competition Nth The YngA America MIL EEm.n md ns Tm Of Mn for EIans c1n and 90.
BHadTns runsun Co or H. r1YoK wss.o
All mD hhNAh n Mhp promptly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-05
4ent SmtIIasnts.
Body Snatching.


Quite an excitement was raised in this
town, one day last week, by the finding
Of the skin of a man in a tin pail, to
which a weight had been fastened, and
e the pail dropped in a hole in the ice on
the river. The hole being smaller at the
bottom than at the top, and the ice very
thick, the pail after descending about a
5 foot. had caught, and was found in the
morning by a young man, who had gone
there for water. The skin had appa-
rently been blistered, on the chest and
back of the neck.
Report says that several men, two OF
whom are known. stopped n evening
about ten days or two weeks since at
CRAvERs tavern in SOuthington, and told
the landlord they would be back about 2
O'Clock the next morning, and ordered
supper. They returned at the tine ap-
pointed. and while most of the party
were at supper. the ostler whose curiosi-
~ had been excited, looked into the
sleigh and saw a dead body.
Aman from the Stale of New York
who had been visiting his relatives in
southington, had been taken sick, and
died a few days before. 1t was imme-
diately suspected hat his body had been
6 disinterred. His grave was opened and
the coffin found empty.
81 We presume the matter will be legal
Sly Investigated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-05
PHGNIx DRUG STORE. LOo.tee

TRADE SEASONS OF 1856.
R. SPRING, late Druggist at Geneva, Announces
herewith 10 the Medical Profession. Mechanics, Arti-
sans and the people at large, the purchase of the entire
stock in trade OF @. S. Porter, and that the establish
ment is now 0pen and filling up with invoices express
sed 6y rail road from the east
r. SPRING woaid however, remark, that in some
respects the assortment may prove incomplete until
the opening OF Spring navigation, as he purposes 70
avail himself ,of an acquaintance with Manufacturing
Pharm2ciens and Chemists. Drug Brokers and prom
nent Jobbers, to SUPPLY the establishment by purchases
In original packages, thus enabling him to offer in this
market PURE Drugs, Chemicals. Pharmaceutical Pre-
partitions. &C., at ioB rates, which will force from the
market any attention to the circulars Of dealers in
neighbaring cities, whose quotations OF current rates
are too frequently basel upon adHlterated articles.
The PHISIx DRUd. STORE, proposing TO become a
permanent, straightforward institution has leased
the former eaDacious store-roOm in Van Gorder's SPLEEN
did Brick Block. for five years, and win seek by prompt
attention to its patrons, to build up and sustain a'goSd
run of-trade-'
Attention is directedt to the fact that the present stock
was bought ut a heavy discount from first cost and
sale prices will be graduated in accordance herewith
Many preparations OF the U. S. &. Dispensatory now
on hand. but a more full and enlaT ged assortment will
he early added. Particular attention win be paid to
this department.
have awaited myself Of the services of Charles R.
Harmon, who, by prospective arrangement, viii become
a permanent fixture in the Phoenix Drug Store, and
who would be glad to see his acquaintances give the
establishment a call when they desire to purchase in
this market.
Nh The Phoenix piH not be undersold.
Warren, Feb %, 1856 R. SPRING.
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"
This article having been we'll known and extensively
used for many years, has gained for itself a name and
reputation excelled by no other now in use.
II has Tired through and triHmDAed orer all oPpo-
siti0n. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond all
others in its way, and as it becomes more widely known,
ii is appreciated by a discerning Pi lie.
1t is a fact well known IN medical science. that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
fixed or definite proportions. suhserves an elect that
cannot be attained BY the same ingredients separately
or in different combinations. So with this compound
The chemical afinities which are brought to cooperate
in the action Of The various Ingredients, render 1t an
article Of universal potency in its action on the multi
farious diseases to which Horses and Cattle are Incl
dent. Hence il is found to he
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Colds, Founder and Heaves. Thick and
Broken Wind, Distemper Hide-hound, Loss Of Ape
tite, Inward Strain, IellOw-water, Fatigue from hard
exercise, stiff complaint, inflammation of the lungs and
kidneys, chest founder. farcy and fevers. 1t carries
of all gross humors in its action, and prevents horses
from becoming still or laundering. aud
PURIFIES TIE BLOOD,
From the disorders Of which SO many fatal diseaseIars
generated.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
What has been done, can be again. Numerous per
sons can be referred to. who, by the timely use Of this
Powder, have saved the lives Of valuable animals, when
all other remedies had entirely failed The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
II has performed on the lower animals, prove concur
sively that il IL endowed with curative powers not iouhd
in other preparations, which has established It's Claims
to general confidence. This preparation, known as
Z. A. SMITHS CONDITION POWDER,
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with a safer, surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle TO any that mas been
known before. 1t contains pecularittes and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally oil veg
etable substances, the products Of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose: The pow
der is put up in large packages, with full directions
accompanying them. In order to place it within the
means Of all, who desire to avail themselves oil ITS BEN
eats, it is sold at the low price of 25 cents per package.
Trg 10 aud IL riN reeOmmeR tScJ-
Prepared and sold by l. A. SMITH co
Druggists, Warren, Ohio.
Sold also by P. Edwards, Garfield; John Campbell,
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brigdon &
Ruggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, kinsman. and
by Dealers generally. feb2O-y
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the 3lst day of July, ls56.)
STATE OF OHIO,
AUDrroR Dr. STATES OFFICE,

OE OAlAOs
Auditor OF STATES OFFICE,
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 81, 1856.
Whereas, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, located at Hartford, in the State of Connect
cut, has filed in this Office a sworn statement Of its con-
dition. as required by the first section ofthe "Actt to reg
uiate the Agencies ofInsurance Companies not incOrpO-
rated by the State of Ohio passed May /, 1854:
J7Rd DhereaS, said Company has furnished the I'M
dersigned, satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of
at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested in stocks Of at least par value. or in bonds or
mortgages of unincumbered real estate worth double
the amount for which the same is mOTtgaged
find phereGs, Said Company has filed in this Office a
written Instrument, under its corporated seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof, nominating
and appointing THOMAS J. McLAIN Of Warren, its
Agent for the transaction Of the business Of Life In.
surance, and fully and unreservedly authorizing him to
acknowledge service Of process for and on behalf OF
saidCOmpany, consenting that service Of process upon
him, the said Agent, shall he taken and held to be as
valid as if served upon the Company, according to the
laws of this State, or ofany other State, and waving all
claim Of error by reason Of such service:
Non, therefore, In pursuance of the first section OF
the ACT to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed.
May j, 1854, 1, FRANCIS NJ WRIGHT, Auditor OF
said State, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that the said THOMAS
J. McLAIN is authorized as an Agent for the said
Company. to transact the business OF Life Insurance,
in this State, until the thirty first day Of July. in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty six, So
N appointment, and the instructions which may be
given to him by the said Company.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal Of my Office to be affixed,
this 3lst day OF January, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ~ffty-six.
L. NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor.
7. ]. AcLAIN, Agent.