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Court ofCOmmon Pleos OfSenoca Coun.
tVOhiO

John c. Lee, The said Defendant John
Plaintiff Downy will take notice that
on the 3lsl day Of March A
Johh Downy I ID. 1857, the plsintif John G
Deiendant.S Lee filed his petition in said
court, in which he says that there Is due to him
from said def't., on The duebill Of deft 20 Penn
ingtou Lee Of date Nov, n 1855, l67 dolls, 60.
100 with interest since said Nov, H. 1856 and al
so on the promissory note Of deft TO said Pltf Of
date June Tlh, 1856 AZ dolls, 98-l00 with interest
from Jan. 7th 1857. That Pltf has caused an at.
tachment to issue In said action against deft In
said petition he asks for Judgment agains' deft..
on said duebill and note, Said petition must be
answed by deft on orbefore the 9th Saturday after
the frst Monday Of April, 1857, or the same viii
be taken as true. J. c. LEE.
april I ~ CIV. in person.
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THERE win be Donation Meeting Of
the Lutheran Church at the residence Of
the Pastor. Rev. THOMAS HUI, on the s.
E. corner Of Madison and Monroe streets,
Tfain o. on Saturday 25th Of April 1857
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@ U ARpIAN S LE

ON Cd dayof May 1857, between the hours ten o.
clock A. NJ ard fouroolook P. VI. Of said day. lw offer
for sale a the door ofthe Court House IN me City Of Tn
Ohio the following real estate situated IN Sen Co o. anil
described not No thry-iouF IN the Frit Warl ofthe
City Of Tn o., as the property Of hares a. Dresbhoh
Mary v. Dresbaoh, and Maria r. Dresbaoh mi nor and in.
fant heirI Charles F. DFesbieh deoH Terms cash
LUCINDA DRE3BACH.
April s,57.4w. Guardian of saidhsn.
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Tiain Prices Current.
Trected Weskly bV r. A. BusEirt q
Co., ,Sba,sAan Bloek. TYGn D
MIL III N E r. Y

Mrs D. M.Furgeton, would respectfully infofm The Ia
dies of fihn end vicinity. thaishs has Fsnovea 10 Gsss
Block on Warrington street. whsre she Is prepared 10 DO
style and on The most liberal terms
Ihanhul ios past unlimiis patronage, she soleits
lnsruoiou given IN the act Of cutting and 6tinr dfe,e.
By the ouly true method.
April a.57.iv.
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APoEoor.-Wo ara forced to appear this
week IN couple Of bundles Of poster pa !
per. worth $3.50 per ream. It looks
dark. diugy. and soaly generally. but all
our news print is exhausted and an order
made some time ago could not immedi-
ately be filed. We hope 70 come out
again next week with a clean face and q
budgetof news.
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SAMUEL MORE
Fits.-Thelr OurabilltY.

BRAoEvrLLE, rrumbul eouuty, O. July 1850.
Dr. TuBBs, sr--tWo years age last april called with
have him reatadiorf lie had had them every
few for year and ahalfbeore. AeTyou prescribed
he had butone and has had none since then.
Varous other medicines had been given without benefit
and ourphytcian said be could be cured.
Yours tTuly SOLOMON HUBER
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On The lu. instant. Of Marasmus. IN
the l4th year Of his age, Louis Melanothon
son Of the Rev. W. H. Cooper. Of this
city.
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EBREEzER PUTNEY, a native Of Massa-
ohpsetts disd at tha residence Of his son,
20 The Second Ward Of this city at tbs
advanced age Of Ninety Years and ak
mOnths
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RnMovAL.--o MoRsE. the gentlemanly
stove dealer has removed his establish
ment to Singers Block. where he is pre-
pared to furnish every variety Of stoves,
copper tin and hollow ware Of the best
quality and At the lowest rates,
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pRoBATEN NOTICE.

PR o B A 7 E N ICE
NOTICE is hereby given, that the executors oi
lNthe last wills and testamenu Of Godfrey Ze,s,
Jo an Searles, James B Watson, the Administrn-
tors on the estates Of Daniel M. Strah, SAMUEL
Robinson. and Joel w wilson add the guurdi.
ans Of El1a Jaue Fleming, Margaret Cowdry
samuel q, Hsuhberger, John L. Herthbergsr,
Martha 4. HersberPer, Geo. W. Herahbergor
eBd Charles nutchins have 6led in the Office Of
the Probste Judge Of Seneca county, Ohio, their
accounts for hnal settlement. Aud the oxecu
tors Of the Wills of Benjamin Schock, aud Geo.
Strasbaugh, and the Guardians Of Franen Hun,
Noah ID. Myers. Sarah Ann Myers, Mary H.
Beck; the miuor heirs Of Joseph Horner, decd.
lohn Leng, decd aud Edward Swander, David
Zoppcrnick, deeds. Orange l.. Cleveland. Bar.
bare Breu, Angeiine y. Cofmun, Henry NJ
shock and Emma h Codman. have 6lod in said
oihce their accounts current, all OF which &C.
counts will come up for examination and hearing
N the ith day Of April, 1851.
J.K. noRD,
Probate Judge.
March, 90'57.9w.
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An OrdinnneS for Providing Street

An Ordinnnce for Providing Strvet
Lights.
eEoTIoN ordained By The Ceuneil Of IN. ei,,
q rn that for he purpose Of providing in psrt for stree
gh " saidoy, posts and lamps for the use Of gas moi
etoeeding twenty In number be purchased OF the Ti an
Gas light Coke Co, eowheio and nut no tunn pont
maces hereinafter named and thRt gas be pur,ha from
said company, for the Of such lights nom time 10 lime
asmny be needed THEREOF and that the expencos OF ,l
posts lamps, and Gas bo paid ottof The City fond not cher
wise appropriated that the posts and lamps above proyies
of sale be diftFibuted and placed AZ followsi
FOR THE SECOND WARD.
Section 2ndone lamp post on the northes, corner Of
warrington and Water Streets side walk midway
oi lnot No f53 One the south corner Moi No
S2I One on the north west corner Of inot No 900 One
on the south east inot No l50 One on be opt
west cornefof nlo No. Ella One on the North east corner
o. inot No 5SS One on the south corner Of not No
FOR THE FIRST WARD.
One lamp post the south corner Of inlot No o7s
One a. the west corner ofnlot No 49, One on e south
eat corner Of not No 81. One the south west corner
Of the Court House squire the south east corner Of
inut No 90. One the south west cordor Of no No Al
One on the norh west Of nlo No r. Ono on tho
north east Of not 22 One the south east
nerot inlo No So One the south west corner Of nlo
No 10. HEZEKTAH GROFF. pr,,i5snt
At,e., R. r. so6rr, City CLERK
April 3 ,57.6w.
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To srUDESrs.-We have two scholar
ships il Folsom's Mercantile College,
Cleveland. for sale, at bargain. This
is one Of tbo best Colleges in Ohio.
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He thathath D. est to See Let Hm See
Dr. j. SNYDER.
OCULEST.

s,i on hand aud ready an timei TO wait uroa NE
oihieiea with dteaiedeyes. Thankful ~ tho unususl.
y liberal patronage he hat received dtrnF the few monhs
Of he reidence N Tithn, he would respectfully toli,t
continuance OF The same, From ht unusual success In
treating the numerous have breu undtfis crrs
tom this piece and various pay ofihe State he te ~.
newed eonhdeneein soliciting e patronage OF ths public
lo has In nanv
REsToRED TEE BLIND TO sIoRT,
And badly diseased eyes 70 healthy condition dv,ier "A
short residence In this place,
pf Snyder has also paid phrcutf attention 10 o. rou.
cess.
nf e. ooudrefet msny eases nta dlstanss but Gees
unnecessary, and ohly lnsgh Heitef fum Nh BOWLS
Of oiCaroy aud will refer 70 lev only "a he hny ehe nt
have been benefited in thtsvclnity.
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TO THE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT.
Or. n. TUBBS,

Or. n. TUBBS,
A NALYTic PHYSICIAN, willbe In a,tsadance al
"A TfFFiN, atthe shawhan House Saturday 18th April,
FREMONT, Kosslef's America Friday, 10Th April.
BUCYRUs, McCoyt Hotel Saturday, 2aih April
Let tthose who doubt read the testimony
F eossuiiston upon elldiseasos ofhe Throat, Iungs
ea Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen also
Jropsy, Gravel Rheumatsm Nefvousness Debility, Dys.
,epsia Female Diseases, AFue and Fever, Fits mputet
ofhe Bood Erupuons Cancers, Ulcers. and allother va
reues oflong.
aal.
For,Oms year, Or. T.hs devoted his entire timeto
ahrone diseases, treating thousands annually, many Of
whom mad exhausedovery other reach. In
minerals oherpOions employed he
make sick to make we'll, tear down TO build up The
be taken with safety by the most dolicato
patients may remoin a home and continue withpru
denee therordnary dietand exercise Many have reoov
cred under the reae ner friends and physcion had
given up ahope, he ndisputahle evidence Ofwhich can
awaytbe nrnishea, tnvads, however reduced and die
pairing aFcnvited tooa and may be assuredthatuoon.
oueiponding p ospeet ofreoovefy.
We commend the following astonishing case Of
liberation Of the right lung, involving doubt
less, the Pleura on the same side o the atten.
tive perusel Of consumpiyesi
Union Tp., Logan %. Ohio, Feb. 81.
DR. TUBBs-When | saw you in July last,
was 10 a very feeble condition. had had vi
olent cough tor the eight months previous, &C.
compaaied by di,charge of enormous quaint.
ties OF putrid matter, suck as issues from D n old
sore. Some times Il was tinged with blood. The
accu mul aton Of matter 10 the chest became 30
great a. to cause an enlargement externally Of
the breast or side. When the absceas broke the
aow Of matter was so profuse as nearly 20 eau 50
sudocatiou.
After expoctoratirg thus freely, the swelling
would subside. The pus would then gradually
collect again, producing the same tullnoss, and
followed by most copious discharge as be
fore.
This continued for about four months and un.
I'll aher commenced your treatment ! was
reduced in flesh had night sweats, and my ank
les and lower limbs sweled so large that baud
aging was re sorted to In order to reduce IL. My
cough was Continuous. some nights depriving
me almost altogether Of rest sleep. Improv
NJ ent was gradual, but continued amer seeing
you, until got entirely rid OF my ats,cough
a nd expeetorauon. also the enlargement Of the
side, and AN again as aeshy as Is usual for me
when In health. SO far the severe weather Of
winter has produced no return e my old symp
toms. and health and strength remain comforta-
good. had no expectation Of ever again being
as now su. now furnish this that others may
kn ow what means were employ ed during my re.
covery. Having resided forty years In Logan Go.
| am we'll known to lie citizens, to whom refer.
o. nee may be had. Yours truly.
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nF j. sNvnrR-Fssllna my,elf gn,isl the hirhest ob.
gaontto yoa iofthe Oenoh' have laesived dos youf
treatment AneT having undsfgoue al ihe tsua uoG6s %
treatment duhrg he last u months without .ru.t -.
parent benefit, and having amos lostihe sigh ofny ese
given up hopele,i one BY my former dosiors rHsr
which, The Of weeks ewes were Fesiopd "a
good sight and to Aenlthy condition, under Jour
Therefore Stsrrest plss,rln expressing my ssn,s Il
atituds and you ,fs Mlh.iD touie hiifel he hsrsoi
Mrs. PrpFEmuRarR, ofTinn Tor four ysan wss Aimee,
disqualification any kind Of husnesi had quite lott hsr
sight but application TO Dr. hasboen riloTed hrl
she Is able 70 oauy kinaaibusiuess.
AisQ-IHNRV NALrsR, OF this pnee tFoH B,lr wa
aictedwih very bad diseased und liberation Of lho
eomea and eppied 10 Dr hnydet and wa fesoFes
toh F'ol .ight ana toe healthy condition.
PmIliP EaicE iln city. aAlictod with a
abisbad ease 0fopthalma, could not LEAVE dspk af
semo weeAti an apncationto ". a., his eyes
restored 10 ahealty condition.
Mr. p. q. LEYpAYMER, Tim, was AFFLICTED for fvs
With vefy bai dicased eges and sluoat hnd iappra 10
Dr. g. and has been Fsijorod 20 sight, and his tyes 70
heslhy condition 80 'hathe isqoafedto DO nny Kind sf
Aiso-G w. HL,oEsson ana daurh,sr o. @ W Pie
Of fIlhn with Femarkaby bad of opthalna, Nhsh
and b1iet te skin of hs phylieanl, which had hoT
disqualified them from any kind huEinets. ny nnpcaios
% pr snyder they have been restored 70 heahy
diuon--aFu now able to do Any Hind qfabor
~, lhoaAs GIhNtf, OF ssndnsty, Ciy was ahlisied
one of hse eyes, and aaos e ohfrt applsdio ~ kry.
dor ofThn and was soon Fessed % hs fsndy pssfsi
MANY ohsf, cond b mentioned. hUtit q deemed cnss,
etsnIy and uoutous addihatha mode offouinen pTsc..
ced BY Dr. Snydee l faneEt discovery aud ac-
gathsT out of ~ the old mole reducing he sysencut
ting, sooEIdcaton, blitieunf ike Vel ia 81
ts usual po WrFl esaatiehy tue stone, hue sitr
any othef hing which oantoes thd difcvug he W
tho fnuscts.
Auy peons vishisg iefher iuaImstou ~iil fevellt 10
eomnnncstc with eisr of Tho refoot referred ore
- No ehuvres fnr ezaipHiion o. aayice-if hcns-
% n received no changes Niil be niede
. eg-Dr. SNYDER takes pifnsUrg IN fryiug % thr pub
he hstIihn Ciiy,is pleasant and iesht oealifh ard
good boaiding esn b bed c srse % ef togrf sstA.
0Hee-in O. ~. Rlack's Biock. WgsAis.ton
Street, iihu city, Ohio.
Jan. 93, 1857. (nl6.l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NDW ANtAo 4 I'm AOEs'o ~ ~ ~ ~
I WILL offer for sals at bile vendue, "a iron
Aof the Court House IN Thin, Sen. Co. Ohio
% Saturday. The ilh day OF April, i651.com.
mercing a. 20 O'Clock, A. M the po oraonsl pr op.
ery belonging 70 the estate Of Richard D. Jot.
lin, deed, conlising Of the foil owing valu abs
property vin Oae 6ne brown Horse, one Zoe
gray mare set q ane oarriage harnets, a set
. ne single harness, carriage, cuuei and salkie,
All new toaether vith brides, blankets. haitara,
robe, hne double barrelled shotgun; Also
2 hna new Bureau, Divan and Table set Of
Soie Chsirs, sofa bedstead and other propeny.
hel new, and Of TIE best qusllty.
7 E R M s OF SA LIZ:
sers orsdit of moe rnontbs v.in IL siyan -,
good security is odsred
JAMES N. PATTERSON,
Adm'r.
ri6in, Marok, 2O,57 9w.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO

Farm one u dve acres, S1-eight to
hiieen ,51-ifteen 20 seventy acres, at
10 cts 10 .--ons hundred acres, S8; second
doa 7a every hundred thereafter AZ S
dolls. additional
Where We have no Agents, Farmers, by sen.
ding name ia flll, number OF acres In farm, the
township, county, State and amount, as above
deducdng twenty por cent. for all sums sent o.
yer dCls,, will receive deed by return mail.
Registered letters at our risk-change 70 be
sent In postage stamps.
The patentes Of this Fence has nearly Del. d..
fscted a simple self-Openiug Gate, (extra cost
about dolls, pc gato,) which those forwardn
amounts for Farm Rights will have the right 20
use when patented, without additional cost.
Tihin,MRreh .l3, 81. .-3w.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING Posi-.
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THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER.
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tober next, upon the approval or rejection OF the
following amendment as an addiiQpal section
to article eleven Of the Constitution. Every
county which now is, or may hereafter be enti-
tied to more than one Senator, or Representative
for the residue Of the present decennial period
or for ALL or any portion Of any subsequent de
cennial period shall be divided into as many
Senatorial and Representative goTicts as there
may be Senators or Representatives. elective in
| any year of the present, or any subsequent de-
cennial period, which districts shall be Of contlg-
uOus territory, and each district shall contain as
nearly ratio for Senator or Representative as
is attainable, ithout violating the rule herein
given as to contiguty Of territory, and without
dividing any township, election precinct, or
ward. If any Representative, or Senatorial dis
trict composed Of two or more counties shall
by reason of any excess of population over a
ratio, be entitled to additional Representatives
or Senators for any portion of the present or
any subsequent decennial period, the district
shall be divided into two districts, for each por
ton of such decennial period, which shall be
contiguous territory, and each shall contain as
near ratio as il attainabc without dividing
counties
If by reason Of the annexation of one Sena.
torial district to another there shall be any eX
cess of population over Senatorial ratio, which
shall be entitled to additional Senatorial repre-
scntati0n for any portion Of any decennial peri
od' each als'Fic'' as u0" cVAS'''u'eu' 'ha' eie''
Oe Counties rS shall he divided INTO districts bv the
county commissioners or such other board of
officers elective and resident in the proper coun-
~ as may be provided Dy law; AT least tSso four
"nno. o"I T nI,iod % I ~ nro thau ono n6sr .'lS of
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Removal !!
.0!-
BOOKS 4 STATIONE

The Su bscriber, r. Harding, ret
cere thanks to his numerous frien
rons, for their generous patronage
him in years past, would inform
public generally, that he has
Book store TO Main Street.
Court House, where can be fepaA
sOrtment Of BcGS ~
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Patent Medicines ON Hand a. for
Sale ut the PrOprietOr'S prices.

Jaynes' celebrated family medicines. consisting
Of his Alternative, Expectorant, Hair Tonic,
Ague Pills, Hair Dye, Tonic Yermifuge, Car
minative Balsam, Sanatiye Pills d Counter
irritant Liniment
stabler's Cherry Expoctorant, Diurrhua COrdia
& Worm Mixture
Ayers Cherry Pectoral & Cathartic Pills.
Bulls SarsaparlIa 4 King of Pain.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla.
Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Rowands Tonic Mixture, Remedy for Costive
Bowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes, Remedy for
Ear Ache & Deafness, Remedy for Dyspepsia,
Rcme'y for Complaints of the Lungs, Rem.
edy for Toothache y Compound Syrup Of
Blackberry root.
anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
LoudOn d Co.'S Expectorant, Hair Tonic, Sana-
tive Pills. Alternative, Fever d Ague Pills,
Carminative BaISan. Remedy for Piles, Yer.
mifuge, Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
& Cherokee Liuiment
Brant's Blood Purifier and Pulmonary Basam
Krkland's Ague, Flux d Liver Pills.
Peunimore's Liniment & Cough mixture.
Phillips Cough Syrup & Rheumatic Lniment
Railways Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent, Reg.
ulators, Circassian Balm e. medcated Soap.
.
Barrels Indian Linment e. Indian Vermifuge
McLanes Vermfuge & Liver Pills.
Soule's Sovereign Balm Pills Il Balm Syrup.
I SHelmbold's Extract Of Buchn, Dyspeptic COrdi.
al & Sarsaparila.
Sellers Vcrmiuge, Cough Syrup, Liver
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Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion.
Roback's Scandian Blood Pills g. Blood Puri
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Hollands German BitteB.
Green's Oxygenated Btter.
Westbrooks Mustang Liniment.
Fellers Eclectic Liniment.
Temples Nerve Bone Liniment
Merchants Garglng Oil
Walkers Rheumatic Liniment.
Cofeen's Chinese Linlment.
Woods Canadian Liniment.
Badgers Pain Extractor.
Dalley's do
Davis Pain Killer.
SouIe Cos Egyptian Salve.
COnkIin's Save
Merrill's Black Salve
Moorhead's Magnetic Plaster.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Rhodes Fever & Ague Cure.
MoxIey & Barber's Ague Killer.
0sgood's India CholagOgue
Thompson's Fever and Ague Powders.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
DeGray Il Co.'S. Pills.
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees Pills.
BENEFITS Plant e. Root Pills.
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic Pills
lIoughton's PepSin.
| jacobs Darrhga Cordial.
TOwnsend's Saraparila.
EdniStons Lung Balsam.
Kiers Rock Oil.
Robinson's Cough Candy, &c, DC, DC, at
JAMES II. G. MlLLER'S Drug Store.
Cor, Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio
Jackson, Jan <, 81. 42-ly
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IL II Nj OV AL.
mi II s II rs & ID ,

Nl w - uA 6 e " .
-. HAS removed to her new store room on
~ cond street one door below the Bigelow
Chapel, where she has received a choice selection
of Fall and Winter NIIlenry selected from the
latest importatons, and thinks that they are un-
surpassed as to price and quality, by any thing
in her line in the Western country. She invites
the Ladies of Portsmouth and the adjacent
towns and country, to examine her stock and
thinks they cannot fail to please the most iastd-
i9us. In connection with the Millenary depart
ment she has made an arrangement to carry on
the Cloak aud Mantle Manufacturing, and will
be in receipt of the latest styles and designs
monthly, She hopes to be remembered by her
old customers and as many new ones as wish to
favor her with their patronage
Nov. 6, 1856, II.
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Purify the BIOOd!


MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BlTTERS. Free from all mineral poisons. The
great popularity which MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS and
PHGNlx BlTTERs have attained, in consequence
of the extraordinary cures effected by their use
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into particular analysis of their medicinal vir-
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In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, or Erup-
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ieW ddys, cNsfy vestige OF these loathsome dis
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them as by their timely use, much suffering and
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And for sale by DR.. T. r, CLEWERS d Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner Of Co
umbia and Main streets, jackson O. H., Ohio.
U-MofIals Almanac TO be bad at their store
gratis. Jan, 81, lS56-l5
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Pepper

RiCe--A genuine article, just received by
H. w. White.