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Marriagts.

In Pennington, on the 9th ult., by Isaac
Lee, J.P., Mr. ASAP. HALL, of Parknan, ana
Miss PHEBE COE. of Fowler.
In Johnston on the 26th ut. by Rev. Ozia.
Eells, Mr.. EMORY W. BURRILL, and Mis-.
MARIA p. BOVEE. both of Johnston.
In Hartford. on the 25th ult., by Rev. c. W.
Reeves, Hon. ASA HAYNES, of Vernon. and
Miss NANCY A. GOULD, of the former place.
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A QUEER MIXTURE "A correspondent
OF the Rochester Union. writing from
the West says: Anecdotes OF Western
life are somewhat stale, yet | will ven
lure TO mention a real occurrence which
took place the other day on board a
steamer as l came up from Prairie du
CHEN. In the long saloon OF the boat
a singular scene was presented. At one
end. a clergyman was preaching to a
small crowd gathered around. In the
middle. gambling was in busy progress;
at the other extremity of the saloon
music and dancing! A practical exem-
pliticaiion of Western freedom. Between
the several parties thus %variously en-
gagged. the most perfect civility prevail
al
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BLAcKwoop's MAoAz1sE: Terms So
per year; B~lackwood an ally one Of
the Reviews IS. The four Reviews
and Blackweod $40. Published BY
Leonard Scott & Co, 79 Fulton street
n. Y.
The October number contains the FOL
lowing, What will he do with It, Par
q; New Sea Side Studies. No 5; Mod
ern Ligh.-L Literature Society; Our Ha-
gioiogy; Scenes Of Clerical Life, No. 8
Jsoets Repentance. Part 4; Belochee
Traits; Teaching and Training; The
Haunting Face; From India; The Syrian
Route 10 The East.
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FAILURE OF THE PoTAroE CRoP II
ENGLAND.-Th The London STR of October
9Th says that the anticipations which
had up TO that time prevailed OF a plenti
ful crop OF potatoes in that country had
been suddenly dispelled. The Sta,
Within the last few weeks, however.
the rot has manifested itself in the mos
extraordinary manner. Hundreds Of
acres will not pay for the digging, as the
potatoes although looking very well
when first taken out OF the grou d. in
% hours are unfit for use. Unfortu.
nately this sudden manifestation of dis.
ease is not confined to any particular dis
trict, but seems very general. This is
very sad intelligence for the poor, as il
will practically put this valuable e%sculonI
beyond their reach. Fortunately, how
ever, we have had a plen iful harvest.
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A CURIOUS W1LL.-The lat. Rufus W

A CURIOUS WILL.-The late Rufus W.
Grisuold, a somewhat celebrated critic,
died on the 1s.h of August last, leaving
several children and Two widows. one Of
whom is said to have been Divorced
His will is a curious pro luction, as nei-
Their Of the widows nor either Of the chill
dren is mentioned in it. The will was on
Monday offered in the Surrogate's CourI
for probate. The two widows were rep
resented by counsel. The case Eas fin
ally adjourned till the 2Ist, so as. 10 give
the widows an opportunity TO look into the
K1l.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-04

We invite our readers to the perusal
of DIR. Ayers advertisements which ap
pear in the columns Of our paper. They
deserve attention as treating Of whatin
~teresIs US all, and from a source which
all have long respected. The Doctor Is
we'll known as one Of the leading Chem
lists of this country. who devotes his
great requirements 10 the discovery and
manufacture Of remedies for popular
use. The unparalleled success which
has followed his labors is too well known
in this community 10 need any elucida
lion from our PEN Washington Co.
Obserter.
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FITS! FITSil FITSi!!
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

Fer TIA cure Of Fits. S7ssns, Cramps and all -NsrrSEs
sad C0HstitHtioHGI DiSeGsss.
Persons who are laboring und, r this distressing NAL
adv will ind DR.. HANCE'S EGETABLE EPILEPTiC
PILLS to lie the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess = specific action on the nervous
system: and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose OF curing Fits. they will be found Of espe
cial benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves.
or who. e nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases Of long standing, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly b. ncfcial.
Price So per hox, or two boxes for s. Persons out
OF the city. enclosing a remittance, will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free OF postage. For sale
BY t S. HANCE. No. los BALTIMORE STREET,
B fillmore. Md, to whom orders from all parts oil the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
Uur.a 81 go
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SCHOOL BOOKS

TOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
l. Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers and others in want OF an assortment, are in
yited TO call and examine our stock.
McGudey's and Wehster's Spoilers.
Mc6uhey's Readers and Primers, all kinds.
Rays LIST, End, ID and Higher Arithmetic
ThOmpson's LIST. 2nd and Higher do
Adams, smiths, Greehleaf's and Perkins Arith'cs.
Coiburn's and Maryin'S Intellectual do
PInnoe $. Smith, Greene's, Coveli's, Clark's, Wells
and lIarr's Grammar.
smiths. Mitehell's, 0lney's, MeNalIy's, Morse's,
Parley's and Colton's & RItchs Geography.
WrIghts Orthog raphy: Watts on Mind.
Aayh-ws' Fulton and Eastmsn's Book Keeping.
Putnam's Elocution; Cutters Physiology.
Jane rayler's Physiology; WhA-eley's Rhetoric and
Logic; Kanes' Elements.
LOOMS, Robson, Davies and Grssne's Algebra; Ds
yies Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews and stod
dards & Billions Latin Grammar and Readers; An
thons Latin Series.
Helster's Dictionaries; wilson's Histories; States
Of all kinds. A good assortment Of School Stationery,
and a large supply OF Toy Books for school presents
PORTER & SON..
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BANKS OF PENNSYLVANIA WHICH PAY
SPECIE The Bank of Pittsburgh. Pitts
burgh; Allegheny City B lnk, Allegheny;
Monongahala Bank. Washington; Wy
oming Bank. Wilkesbarre; Catasque
Bank. Calasqua; Honesdale Bank. Kit
tanning Bank. Kittanning; Bank of Potts
town, Poitstown: and Farmers and
Drovers' B.nk, Waynesburg.
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10 WILL BE WITHOUT IT1 Extract Of a let
teri Concord, Staten Island, n. Y
DS. Tomas, Dec. II, lS56.
Allow me to inform you. after four years personal
trial on man anil beast that I would not be without
your VENETIAN LISINEET in my house il tlC cost was
s. per bottle. 1 have never used anything Of the
Kind to equalit- Yours,
P s. ANDLE.
Price 25 & Scots. per bottle Depot Sc Cor landt
street New York. Sold by SPRING 4 TCRNER War
rem. and JAMES WARD & Co., Niles, and others
through the county.
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Nj. Thomas Crawford. the dislin-
euished American sculptor, who has
been a. the point Of death for so many
moulhs, died in London on the 10Th ms.
He was IL years Of age
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A Domestic Tragedy,

The family of Mr.. Philander Stevens,
residing in New Fairfield, has recently
been, and what is left of it still is, the
scene of The deepest sorrow and afliction.
A few weeks since the wife ann The only
son Of Mr.. Stevens visited the West. and
on their return stopped in New York
City. During their stay there, the boy.
with some of his acquaintance, visited
a place of amusement, where it is sup
posed that he contracted the smallpox.
rs that disease developed itself in him
about two weeks after he reached home.
Soon after the natur of the disease vas
discovered, it took a violent and fatal
form, terminating in his death on Sun
day evening last. On Monday Mr. Sc
vens, assisted by his hired man. buried
his son on his own premises. On Tues
day the mother of the boy, her daugh
ter. niece, and in all probability. Mr..
Stevens himself. were attacked by the
varioloid. During the evening of the
same day Mr.. s.. overcome by the dis
ease and the melancholy circumstances
by which he was surrounded. tainted
and fell TO the floor. Recovering from
his swoon, and returning 10 conscious
ness. he retired. but arose again at 9 o.
clock on Wednesday morning and left
the house. About 4 o'clock his body
was discovered suspended By a rope
from his neck, under the cow house in
his barnyard. All signs of life had de
parted. 1t has never been our duty to
chronicle a case presrniin, more sadden-
ing details Ddn6ury Tines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-04

The Montrose Democrat a flaming pre-
slavery locofoco sheet says some Of
Wilmot's friends are claiming the in
creased majority for him in that borough
as evidences of his popularity, Republic
can gain. DC. but the fact was o,0ing to
the pote cast by those connected wiM the
Normal School.
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THE SORGHUM SEED PoIsoNoUs.-The
MOBILE Mercury cautions the public in re
gard TO feeding stock with the Chinese
Sugar Cane. 1t says the blade and
stalks are good forage, but that the seeds
arc deadly poison. A fine horse died
near Mobile a few days since from eating
them.
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During the last quarter, SIC. 65i WAS
received in about 9e00 letters at the
dead letter Office. Not quite S50,O00 a
year is generally thus received in about
ten thousand letters, or about, on an av-
erage. FIVE dollars a letter. CT this 1t
is calculated that nine. tenIhs are re urned
IN The sender
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The Result in Minnesota.

We are indebted to Mr.. Jas. S. Abel,
of Mecca, who has just returned from
Minnesota, for the following as publish
ed by the St. Pauls Times Of the 98th
ult.
Official returns from all the Counties
are received. with the exception of IA
Counties, which are not Official. electing
Ramsey. Republican. for Governor. by
S85 majority. The following are the
footings:
Ramsey's vote 1910
Sibley's 1925
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The Republican Pyramid.
N S Y L
YANI

The base is not very broad, and the
apex is not very high; but the structure
is the best hat could be built under the
circumstances. Some how, the people
don't vote n more so as TO allow Of the
building of Democratic pyramids. and
it is necessary TO make the most of the
material they can raise epelOH3 lea
der.
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New Carriages. &c.

New Carriages, &c.
Our friend PETER FoULK ha, been adding two
fine double carriages and some single Luggies to
his Livery establishment.
Mr.. E.. SHoESsEEGER has opened a Livery at
the GaskiIl House, and he has new horses, les
pecially the roan,) as well as new vehicles.
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RoBBERY.-Oa Saturday evening. the
17rh of last month. The house Of Robert
Hodge, neal Claiksville. was entered by
thieves. and his Bureau taken from the
room where he was was sleeping. and
carried about twenty rods. robbed OF
ever $500 in money, and a note on Chas
Koonce. for about $500. with other
notes to the amount of $50. Two war
rants were issued for four men, who were
suspected. names not known. Two OF
them were arrested here on the 21st.,
by officer Brooks and others; the olher
two left on suspicson. and were pursued
by R. Love, CT GAINESVILLE. and ]. A.
Leech. and others, of this place. After
running about a mile or more the thieves
were compelled to swim the Greek, and
thus escaped. Those arrested were
found to be well armed. and those max
ing their escape swan with their pistols
in their hands.-Wes GreenviHs Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-04

Cosr OF AMERICAN TRAvELINE EUROPE.
The drainage of treasure from this
country 10 meet the expense OF American
travel in Europe, is m The
amount expended annually is es.imated
at $40, 00U. 600. The amount next year
will be- reduced tens of lhousands.-
The hard times have ruined thousands,
who. when they left for Europe. consid-
cred themselves independently rich.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBEkY.-About the
first of September. an attempt was made
TO rob the Mansion House in this place.
by four villains. who had taken lodging
for the night. At l O'Clock they lit a
candle and came down stairs into the
bar room, where the hostler was sleep
ing; one Of them clutched him by TIE
throat, and the noise made by the fra
cas-. awoke Mr.. Holler, who came out
Just in time 10 save his life. he being
nearly s~trang'ed to death by this time.
Officers were sent for and shortly a pos
Sc OF eight men arrived TO arrest the
scamps, who had decamped 10 the room
again.
On consultation, it was thought advis-
able not TO artempt an arrest in the room,
Tor fear they might be well armed and
would resist. During the consultation
the fellows sloped through a window
The affair was kept quiet, hoping TO
find out who they were:
The two men arrested for robbing Mr..
Hodge. are Of the same party and it is
hoped the others may be arprehended.-
West GreenviHe Times.
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THIEVES ABoUr.-On Tuesday night
last, The Shoe Shop Of Charles Schuyler,
in the second story of the building ad-
joining the Union House. was entered
through the window by means of a lad
der. a silver wa'ch and some half dozen
pairs of fine boots, were carried off,
amounting in all to the value of ffIy dol
lars.
On the same night. the cellar of the
dwelling house occupied by NJ. D. San
derson. on Federal street, was entered.
and sundry articles of provisions, such
As meat. butter, milk. &c. taken away
We advise people to look to the fasten-
ings of tatir dwellings and sEops.-Md-
loning Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-11-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
now the entire official vote of this State
ct the late election. We compare the
vote for Governor with that for Presi-
bent, last wear as follows:
President, 1856. Governor, 1857.
buchanan, D 230 500 Packer, d lS9,s91
Fremont, r l47. AL Wilmot. r l46.l47
Fillmore, A 1929 Hazlehurst, a 2S.l60
Total vote 46O,l76l Total vote 363.l97
Decrease in the Total vote, sc 979.
Decrease in the Democratic vote. 41.610
Decrease in the Republican vote, 1900
D. crease in the American vote, 81 06o.
Pitt. Gazette.
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STORE ENTERED.-The store of Mr..
Di mond was entered by some bad char
acters on Sunday night last. They
reached through a window. and m
ins the fastening If The back door, when
they had free access TO the store. There
was nothing taken except some bottles
of choice liquor put up for medical pur
poses. 1t appears they were judges Of
good liquor.-NeW C'sHe Journal.
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News o fthe Neiphhorhood

THE SHARON STEEL CAsE.-I In the
case OF Joel B. Curtis VS.. the Sharon Iron
Company and George H. Smith. being
a bill In Equity. praying for an i%njunc-
ton 10 restrain the defendants lrnm man
uiacturing steel. Judge McCalmont. at
an adjourned Court in Mercer. on Fri
day the 9ih inst, read his opinion. The
opinion decides the following points: LIST.
That the manufacture Of steel is included
In The word iron as used in The General
Manufacturing Law of 1919, and that
such was the intention of the Legisla-
ture. I'd. That the wcrd iron in the
certificate fled by the stockholders at
The time of their organization, does not
include the manufacture of Steei.-that
the words castings and nails in the GER
tiicate create ambiguity and render the
meaning of the word iron doubtful If not
restricted. 81. That it is competent
for the Directors of the Company by 4
vote OF the stockholders TO extend the
business 10 the manufacture of steel. By
following the requirements of the l9,h
"bN ~OAh FcCiiOUS VI TIE Ut DtTdl hldUu
featuring Law. 4th. That the Direc-
tors OF the company had full power to
establish an Office at Erie. il being an
important point for The operations of the
company, is not its principal place of
business, without first taking a vote of
the stockholders. and hat they have the
right to keep the Original Transfer Book
at that Office. ;lk. That it was within
the power of the Directors Of the compa
nv 10 enter into the Contract with George
Ii. Smith. The Court issued a decree
injoining the defendants from applying
the funds of the company 10 the pay
nent of liabilities incurred in the manu-
facture Of steel. until a vote he had To
* end the business of that company TO
that business. and awarding a writ of in
junction to issue on special issue. 1t was
ordered hat each party shall pay his
own costs.-PH. Dispatch.
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The Republicans of Portage celebra-
ted the election OF Gov. Chase and h
State ticket by a Festival at Ravenna on
Friday evening. A large number Of la
dies graced the entertainment by their
presence. a number of the townships
were represented by ladies' and gentle
men, a salute was fired, and a determi
nation was manifested to fight on and
fight ever in the good cause.
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NCHOOI- TEACHERS ATTFND.-

SOIIOOL
~ There will he an Examination OF school Teach
er, A. Emp:re Hall. in Warren. on Friday the 18Th,
also. on Friday the 9Th days Of November next com
meucing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of each day.
U. II. HUTCHINS. CTk OF Board
Of Examiners for TrumbulI Co.
Warren. Oct. %, '57-5w.
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$500 Bottles sent by Express

upon reception Of the price bv mail or nth-rvisz.-
Address BONE COJMPANY,
Warren, Trunbull Co, 0hiS.
CCRRs cured without b!istering, by Bone Solvent.
which is a positive specific for young Ring Bone, Spa
VIM Splent and callosity. The Phoenix Drug Store
has secured a fresh supply Of this remedy. ~ seen by
the fol0ging correspondence:
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CHERRIES SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh vs.. McClssry * Hutehins.
By virtue Of an vsnditioni Expsnas issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County ohis, ns
ne directed and delirersd.) / will expose to Public
Sale, n the residences OF John w. McCleery, il the
township Of JohnBtos, in said CouI ~, on SATUk
DAY, the 18th day Of November, 1887, between the
hours Of 10 s'cloek A. n. and 4 o'clock ? NJ. Of said
day. the following described property TO wit: two :
horse wagons; one pair brown oxen nve years elfi %
sheep; one brown horse i've years old and one buggy
H.. X HARMON. Sherif.
vL--:r.. AN-. Wrr. Nov lfS-4 10
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The Johnstown Echo says tina. on
Tuesday morning. the 90th ult., the hills
around Johnstown, were covered with
snow. The Echo says the mountain.
are full of Bears. Instances of them
being trapped and shot have occurred
almost daily for the last month. A lar
ger number of them have been killed
this fall Than was ever before known -
They are very bold, and in many ins;an-
cas- have seized hogs within sight OF
dwellings and carried them off.
This is a world o fqueer ups and downs.
John Thompson. the late banker, is super.
intending a candle mandatory. 1t is to
be hoped that some Of them will throw
light on bis late banking operation.
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YIrIoxIt Horn, New YORK. Oct. nh. ~.

NATIONAL HoTEI, New York, Oct. 9Th, ~.
Messrs. SPRISG g. TrRSKR.-Yours Of the Cd inst. 10
at hand. VIII send you some Solvent next Monday
unless l leave for Ohio this Week-in which event l
viii call At your store and prepare you q fresh supply
am perieeting an arrangement which materially as
sists in its pharmaceutical department. Opium 10
worth s. .OO-Horphine is high also.
With Respect, CuAS. R. HARMON.
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c. II HARMON, New York Dear Si.-we have sold
the entire stocz OF Solvent, and wish you to make up
a lot and send by Express, as We have freauent calls
for it. Eliac says you must SEMI az much as a gross
as it sells like hot cakes. What is opium worth 7 ow7
Yours. &c SPRING s TURSER
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warren. Nov. 4, '57-3w.
NOTICE m ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE. IN ATTACHMENT
~ John Bainl Before Isaac Lee. a Justice OF ths
vs. Peace Of the Township Of Farming
Robeson Henry ton, Trumbull cOuaty. Ohio
The defendant will take notice, that on the 18th day
Of October, 1857, said Justice issued an order Of At
tachmept in the above action for she sum OF Two Hun
drrd and eighteen Dollars. Said cause stands contin-
ueI until Saturday the l2ih day Of December, 1851. At
one o'clock p. Nj. JUN Balm, flu-
Noy.nb-r4 ,51-3SH
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A NEW lot of Musical Instruments of
~ all kinds; also Sheet Music. just reed at
ADAMS MTSIC STORE
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. NOTICE.

a TTACHMENT NOTICE.
N Thomas J. MeLain, PIH..l Before AIOr Abell,
VS.. Justice OIL the fcArc
Isaac Jacob, Def. ofWarren Township,
Trumhull County, Ohio
On the sd day % October. A. D. 1857, said Justice
issued an order OF Attachment in the above action FOR
the sum of sI45,73. and that said cause is continued
for trial until the lsth day Of December, A. D. 1857. q!
Q O'Clock A. ".
o J. McLAIS.
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our stock Of Pianos and Melodeons, which will
he sold at the same rrices as they can be bought 10 AZ
IN. manufactures in. Boston and New York, and shall
be glad 10 see those who are unsteady inelined,a t
ApANs'B0OK L MUSIC STORE.
Wnrren. Ohio.
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D Tubbs

D . Tubbs
viii be at the National Hotel. on Wednesday
the 18th inst.
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HOLY LIVING. with prayers. con-
IL tanning the whole duty Of = Christian, by Jere-
my Taylor, price sl,OO, at ADAMS.
DEV. C. H. STURGEON, his lif. and
Ii Ministry, price - cents. just reed at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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DARGAINs FOR STOCK GROW.

BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW
IL ERS.-The subscriber will sell, at any time. at
Private Sale. for cash or credit. at rery reduced prices,
any or all OF his eutire stock. consisting OF : Durham
Bulls and 30 Cows, LETTERS and heifer calves. IL hrst
rate Jacks and Jcnne;s. A superior lot OF South
Down Bucks and Ewes. A few Colts and young Hor-
SEES. and ] pair Chester white Pigs. II months OLD,
SETH A.
u...E..l r-umhulI O. q Ocr. y. ,51-tf.
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A MBROTYPE STOCK d CHEMI
"a CALS.-Ambroty pists will End at Z. A. Smith &
Cos, n fine assortment Of goods in their line. sold at
very Low prices for cash.
Anthony's Iodized CollodiOn in I b and y b bottles.
constantly on hand. Z. A. s. & co.
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Az BOXES GERMAN CHEMICAL
fO OAP or Woman g Friend, by the box or bar,
at L. A. SMITH & cos.
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Nt6 SShertissmants.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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GlDER VINEGAR. a prime article,
~ suitable for table use or picking. at
L. A. SMITH & cos.
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THE MIRROR OF FORTUNE. or the
1 Analysis Of Life; designed for the entertainment
OF social Circles. A most interesting new hook price
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