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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OIARKEiS

CELEBRATED MALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all distractions and speedy maybe relied
IN
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CHARLES CLARKE HAS 1T.

BUSH s. co. HAVE II.
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DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention 70
.eases Of the Eye ONCE No. II Worcester Bank Block
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PERSONS AFFLICTED Win DANGEROUS OR
SCRoEULA TUMORS OR ULCERS. SHOULD
READ TIE FOLLOWING:

TOWNSEND Huron Co. O.. OF 1854.
Dr.. II. TrEEs--Sr;-As 1 have received very great
help from youT treatment, and notice similar results
III on several VI my friends, L feel II a duty To- send you
my name for public reference
A tumor became noticeable in my right breast nine
years ago. For the years il rauSel but little atten.
ton. hut subsequently, it grew faster amt caused me a
great deal VI suffering. The increase OF size at last he
came very great; the entire side was largely swollen
AMI the right arm so affected as TO be nearly useless.
We sought the aivic. and aid Of many phys.ci ans who
termed it a ~scrofllar or cauecrous tuner. NOtWith
standing all their efforts to reduce the pain, II became
iItoierable and unceasins. l was urged to have the
entire breast removed with the knife, and n lay was
aPpointei for the purpose; hut my positive refusal to
SUBMIT, prevented the operation. / was able 18th diff
dSulty to walk Under your treatment the ain has
been Overcome; the tumor materially reduced and the
aru faiIy restored. We had tried many remedies be-
fore, hut the Elects OF none can eompare with this -
Nv general health has been improved nearly as much
as tbs side. It Is nov over u year since the improve
ment took phase. Yours. &c.
Jan - Mrs. GEO.
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Yculs SattIIigtnte.
The Ball Managers.

AAC 06A
We published in our last paper, an advertise
ment of a Ball to come off at the American Ho-
tel in this place, on the 23d inst, TO which was
attached the names of several prominent citizens
of this town, as well as those of some non-resi-
dents. The advertisement was brought to our
Office by Mr.. Lob, the proprietor of the Amerl-
can, and was handed to the composition, attract
ing no attention from ourselves, except elelung
from the Junior the remark, that most OF the
names on the ticket would be good in Bank for
$4,000 each. 1t will be seen by a card IN tins
naper. that several of these gentlemen disclaim
any connection with the affair, and state that
their names were attached without their knoWi-
edge. It is highly probable that SEVERAL II not
all of the others, whose names are IN the adver-
tisement, especially those residing out OF this
town, would also object to having their names
published as managers of a ball Ithas, we be
Tieye. been customary, both hare and elsewhere
for landlords or others, when getting up balls
TO place upon the tickets. the names of any gen
tlsmen of their acquaintance who were in the
habit of attending balls, as managers whom
they 1.-THE landlords) might choose; and we have
never. known any one to take ofense. But IN
this case, Mr.. Lob has placed upon his ticket the
names of some who are members Of churches
and Others who perhaps never, certainly not for
wears. have entered a ballroom, and entirely
disapprove of balls. If Mr.. L. was aware OF
these facts, he has taken a liberty which is mex
.~usable
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Eastern Termipu, Of the C. & N R. R.

We learn that there is a strong competition be-
tween the town Of New Castle, and tbs spirited
village of MahoningtOwn, in regard to the ter
minus of the C. d NJ. r. R., or rather the poIn'
of is connection with the North Western Road
The New Castle Gazette says, that the cost OF
making the road to Mahoningtown, along the
Valley of the Mahoning, would be much lesf
than to New Castle, by way of the harbOr, thro
deep cuttings, aud by short curves
New Castle is an active manufacturing town
and will supply large amount of her manutac'
tured Iron, Nails, DC, as freight for the road
but this freight will seek an outlet by the road
whether it goes to Mshoningtown or New Gas
tie. It is very strange if the citizens OF so veal
fhy a place as New Castle, will lose the immense
advantages which would accrue to their town
by their failure or neglect to subscribe such an
amount of stock, as will secure the location OF
the road to New Castle.
The Gazette says, the subscriptions IN tha'
place have been increased some AZ or $SV'OUO
within the last few days.
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."I ppopFRTy FOR SALE.

HH1LL IROfElA run SAL
wi l offer for sale the we'll known FIGURING
and Grist Mill, located at Niles, Trumbull Co.
o and within a few rods of both the Mahoning
Rail Road, and the p. and o. Canal. 1t COIL
tains three good run of Burrs, in successful 0pe-
ration and complete order. A Steam Engine
has recently been attached, which with a good
water privilege, make a permanent aud cheap
mower; also one of Fairbanks best Hopper Scales
with Grain Elevators has been added, and other
conveniencies found only in first class mills.
This property will be sold for cash. or eN-
changed for good farming lands in this vicinity
or Western lands in Illinois or Iowa. here Is
an opportunity rarely presented to engage IN a
Iucra,iue cash business. Location for home bu-
siness good. :,
TERMS-S7000 dollars, one half in hand,
and time on the balance % suit the purchaser,
with interest. J.. R. WOODS.
Warren, Jan. IA, '57, If.
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CoKDIrIoN OF Mr.. GIDDINGs.-The
Ashtabula Sentinel, of the 9Th inst, in
speaking of the health of Mr.. Giddings.
who now is at home in Jefferson, says:
Mr.. G.. states that when he first recov-
cred Consciousness, the past was a perfect
blank; but his memory improved with
every hour of sound sleep, until it
is now nearly restored. His nervous sys-
tenn was of course greatly effected, and
has not yet recovered. His first and
principal means of restoration was to turn
his mind from business-particularly
from subjects on which he was accus-
toned to reflect with unusual intensity.
By the advice Of physicians and friends
be left Washington as soon as he was
able to travel, and by easy stages reach
ed home.
His phy steal health he regards as rap
idly improving, and his memory appears
to have improved in a manner nearly
corresponding with his physical system
He seeks exercise in the open air. reads
but little. sees company, and cultivstes
a cbeerfulness and ease of mind. His
physicians encourage the hope that he
may have years befare him, if he alb
stains from excitement and severe men
tai labor; while he himself appears con
cious that a recurrence of the attack
must prove fatal, and that the time OF
such recurrence is entirely uncertain.
1t is his purpose as soon as able, TO
arrange bis papers, and revise what he
has written, and if able, to place on
record some matters with which circum-
stances have made him familiar, but
with which the public are not thorough
IL acquainted. His complaint is styled
"Atrophy of the Heart"
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CLEVELAND AND MAHoNrNG RAILRoAl

CLEVELAND AND MAHoYIyG RAILROAD
We learn from the New Castle Jour
nal, that a large meeting of the citizens
of that place. friendly TO the completion
of This road t o New Castle, was held
there on the 18Th ult. The meeting
was addressed by Col. D. Tod, Of
Youngstown, and Judge Hitchcock, OF
Cleveland. on the present CONDITION and
prospects of the road. They stated that
the road was in fine running order from
Cleveland TO Youngstown. and doing a
business far exceeding The expecta
ton of many, fully demonstrating that
The stock in the road will be a good in
vestment. The object Of the meeting
was 10 induce the capitalists Of New.Cas
lie 10 subscribe $50, 600 TO The capital
stock of Il g road. With the amount oil
the Lawrence county subscription, the
amount previously subscribed by New
Castle, and funds at the command Of
tbs company, it is deemed there will be
sufficient 10 complete the road TO Il al
point. Considerable stock was taken be
fore the meeting adjourned, and a com
mittee appointed TO procure subscriptions
for the required amount. The Journal
has no doubt hat the stock will Don be
taken.-NqhOning Rep.
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snERIFY's 0FFIcE. shsrai
Warren, Jan. Il, ISL. l5N2,3el

.TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
Alexander Bushnell, JohD iIrtchins. Horace Bush
nell. 81 Ivia Noble. William n Noble (hpshand Of
Sylvia Noble Lucinda Hull. Uiran He'll eusiard
Of Lucinda luiLl Olive BUSHNELL, Martin bushnells
Cyrus Bushnell. CordeHa Qu;gsie and Ceo-ss ouiE-
gle husband Of Cordeli4 Quigg e.
rs
cardiee Bushnell. Daniel c. Bushnell. Albert g. Hart.
Edxard Hart, Polly Minor. joel Minor husband q
Petty Minor Sophia Hart, AMOS Hart Aushsnt Of
sophia Hart john Brshnsli, NeSeil Bushnell, Pol
IN BusnncI, SL-an I. Palmer. James W. Palmer
fEushanI Of susan B. Palner) Loyisa Palmer, Sands
Palmer Clusiand III ,visa Painer) Austin Andress,
Andrew Andrews, Lucy StewaIta and John II. Stewart
Qnussahd OF LGcy SteWart)
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN HIEcKLEY.-The
son of Deacon Horace Wait died a few
days ago. from injuries received while
sliding down hill upon a hand sled. Il
was going with great velocity. and neal
the foot Of the hill, struck a saw log
throwing the boy upon the tongue il
such a manner as to force it into his ribs
He lived but a short Time afterwards
A man named l. B. Drake, in the same
town, was kicked by a three year Ole
colt, Shich he was leading by a halter
when the animal turned and kicked hin
il the face, breaking both his jaws. ant
nose. He lived but a very few hour.
after, and suffered the most circulating
pain. When he died, the back part o
his head, at the base Of the brain. wa
in a state of notification CLeUslant
Leader.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Tht
L. SPEAR & son.
4 II MILL,

L. SPEAR & son.
L. WIG MILL,
DIOR, BLIND ri SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned. ! aviIg long b. n
L urs, 10y their friends AMI patio s I'D knowing
the wants Of he public, have cree. ell a spacious
FLAMING MILL & DOOR FACTORY,
IN the Canal. just west Of C. E. L~rningWells Ware
house. where they will keep on hand a STOCK OF Dress
ed FIOoriAr, both OF hard and soft Wood. We are also
manafac uring a superior quality OF SIDING. which
We cali furnish on reasonable terms We viii also dc
all kinds of Planning for the Trade Uu short notice. \
are now prepared TO sell the best qil'it Il kiln-dr ed
DEMONSTRATING largely increased our liabilities for man
ufacturing doors, we would call the aitrution Of Joiter'
| and Builders to this branch Of our business. We vii
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDSl
o. a superior quality, and warrant them in every par
ticular W. will also keep on hand alarse asSortnaehl
Of SAsHls
ns all sizes in use. Having largely increased our "a
c~ilities for manufacturing all the above articles ane
are enabled to sell them at reduced prices and supe
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pitts ursh or elsewhere. Com
munieations by mail viii receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending STUFF to he dressed. need SEM
none hut good lumber, rs we will put nothing on oui
Machines but clear luinner. Sidink, ~ dress yell
! must be At least 4 inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for ale.
Warren, Jan CT, 1857. Z. FEAR SON.
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VIM. Wells Brown.


This talented Author and Lecturer,
will recite in Empire Hall. in this place,
on Monday evening next, a Drama, writ
ten by himself, entitled Experience OF
koac 10 give a Northern Man a Back bone
The Press, wherever Mr.. Brown has re-
cited his Drama, almost universally
speak Of it in the highest terms. Many
of the scenes portrayed, are drawn from
the writer's own experience as a slave
in Missouri.
We hope our citizens will turn out
and fill the Hall on Monday night
They cannot. we think, fail to be inter-
ested and instructed.
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Temperance Lecture.

Mrs. SARAH A. SnTPPERD, an experienced and
talented Lecturer, will address the people of
Warren and vicinity at EMPIRE HALL, Feb
rusry Is and IA, at Z O'Clock, I. NJ. Let all the
friends and enemies of Temperance turn out and
hear her address
Mrs. S. will address the people as follows: At
Niles, Feb. IL L 1s; Braceville, Feb. Is q ~
Newton Falls, Feb. 20 d 81 The friends in
those places. are requested to make announce
ments accordingly.
Mrs. SHrrrEKD expects to visit and speak in
other parts of the county, of which due notice
will be given hereafter.
By order Of the Committee.
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Probate Court.

The esse of the State of Ohio VS.. Drs. Paine
and Watson, which was commenced on Tuesday
of last week, was submitted to the Jury on Sat
urday morning; and after celebrating upon 1t
forty-six hours, a verdict Of Guilty" was re-
turned. This is by far the most important case
ever ried before the Probate Court in this coun-
ty. Over one hundred witnesses were examined;
and the costs already amount to over 81 200.
Judge BRowS has. throughout, ably maintain
ed the enviable reputation he has earned on the
bench. At this time. Tuesday afternOOn) a
motion for q new trial is pending.
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A Gard.

a CaIQ.
Mr.. d Mrs. BErrs, acknowledge the kindvisit
at their house, of the good people Of Vienna and
vicinity, on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
4th inst. According to custom, they came with
their hands flied with comforts, not only for
their " entertainment, but also a surplus in
the substantial necessaries for family use; besides
leaving something more than twenty-five dollars
of that which the wise man saith "answereth all
things"
Their social visit was pleasant, their offerings
gratefully received; and our prayer is. that the
givers may be more abuniantly blessed than the
receivers.
Mr.. B. would also acknowledge the recent as
~sistance of the same people, in aiding him in the
purchase of o horse.
Vienna, Feb. 18th, 1857.
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Gibson's Panorama of a Voyage to Cali

Gibson's Panorama of a Voyage to Cali
fornia.
This consists OF Paintings Of the 18th
mus of Darien. Views Of the Chagre:
River. the city of Panama, scenes on the
Pacific Ocean, and Views of San Fran
cisco. The painting is much finer than
is usually the ease with Panoramas, and
as we are informed by those who lave
made the passage, the resemblance is
excellent. In our opinion, it is the best
of the kind, which has been exhibited
in this place, for some years.
II will be on exhibition at Empire Hall
this afternoon and evening.
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News of the Neiehborhoad.

Stephen Fisk died in this place or
Monday the 10Th ult., from bleeding at
the nose. He was attacked on the
Thursday previous to his death, as we
understand, but the bleeding was stopped.
Ii afterwards commenced and continued
till he died. Mr.. F. was about SO years
of age.-NsrpaM ReaectOr.
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The lee Gone.

The ice on the Mahoning, began to move on
Friday, and passed of without any damage. 1t
was very strong. and some 10 to Is inches IN
thickness. Fears were entertained that The piers
of the new Rail Road Bridge would impede the
passage of the ice, and cause it to gorge up in
the bend opposite the town; but they proved
groundless. If this should occur in the future.
the Rail Road embankments on both sides of
river, being some Eve or six feethigher than the
bank of the river at the foot of Market street,
there win probably be a fine opportunity for
boating through the Heart of the town.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE of Real

On Friday March6. 1857, between the h urs OF and
4 P. VI at the premises. will be sold to The highest
bidder, the following parcels Of lanes, as the property
Of Oliver Allen, deed, to wit: Situate in Newton, Trum.
Aull Co.. o.. and bounded north by the township line;
east and south by lands Of Henry HGiiu; and westerly
~ public rOal leading from Newton Fails to Nindham.
A second piece bounied easterly by said Newton Falls
aud Mindharn road; and south. west and north hyl nls
sold by y. MerNin to Herbert lIine; all to contain
fOTty-eight acres. Terms made known or day Of sale.
S. W. RICHMOND, Admr
Feb. (. Ie5--4t OfOIiYer Allen. deed.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

OOD
1T is ESTIMATED
Il that AVER : CHERRV PEcTo- Z 49,
RAJ and ChTBARTIC pILLs haze NSrAH
done more to promote the public GCz
health than any other cause - \
There can be no question that the ~
Cherry Pecioral has by its thou ~
sand on thousand cures Of Colds. EZNCH sAA
Coughs, Asthma. Group, Infuen- ZS ESA
n. Bronchitis &c, very much re- GNSA
dnced the proportion Of deaths from Consunptive dis
eases in this country. The pills are rs good Is the
Pectoral and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less urging. Purge the
blood from its impurities. Purge the Bowels. Liver
and the whole viseeral system from Distractions
Purge oIt the diseases which fasten on the body. to
work its decay. Bot for diseases we shOuld die only
Of old age. Take aHtidoteS early and thrust it from
the system before il is yet too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thTrSt cut disease, not only Uhsn II
rs weak, hut when il has taken a strong hOli- Read
the astounding statements OF those who have been
cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers
ternal rains, RiliOus Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache. Goui, and many less dangerous hut still threat
euing ailments, such as pimples on the face Worms,
Nervous Irritlbiiity, Loss Of Appetite, irregularities
Dizziness in the Head, Colds Fevers. Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which a Purga
tive Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, lut are authentica'
! ted by your own neighbors and your own Physicians
Try them once. and yOu will never he without them
Price p cts. per Box Boxes for SICL.
PREPARED by Dr. J. c. AVER. Practical Chemist
Lowell, Mass, and sold by E. A Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. G W. Howe. North Bloomfield; IL. W. Collar
| Mesopotamia. Ensign 4 WUodworth. Nexton Falls
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
| Dec l.. '5u-Jm.
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FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM

N Of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres Of
Land, .ituated in the Township Of Bazetta. Trumbnll
County, Ohio, belonging to the estate Of James
Scott, late Of Warren, in said County, deceased.
now occupied by Edward Scoville, situate on the plank
road leading from Warren to Johnson, about 4 miles
from Warren. Win be sold on fair terms and liberal
credit. The farm will be sDld all together, or divided
to suit purchasers. For in ormation and terms apply
to KINSMANl -.
& CHARLES SMITH,
Warren. June "a. II. Or OF AZ0R ABEL.
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The little son OF Mr.. E. H. Lewis, on
the West side. vas SO badly scalded a
few days ago. that he died oon after
He was playing about the table, and
pulled the teapot off, splitting the tea
into his face and bosom.-Leddtr.
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DR. T.. TUBBS, Analy tic Physician,

lR. IL. IL DDS, Anall TIC physician,
~ will be in attendance. as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Wednesday, 18th Feb.
ORWELL, Mr Eat0n's, Thursday. 10Th Fell
RAvENNA, Prentiss uouse, Friday and Saturday, j
and II Feb.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat
7 ungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, an l
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
ress, D-bili v. D. dyspepsia. Female diseases. Agur and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, EruptiOns. Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long staining
complaints both external and INTERNAL
For some ten years DR.. L. has devoted his entiretime
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource IN their
reach. IN no caSe are mineral or other P0isOHS en-
ployed, nor deeS he make sick 10 make ueH, or tear
gOrHif0 Bziil mp agaiR- TheMeiicines eau be taken
with safety by the most delic lte. and patients nav ie
main at home, and continue with prudence q cir Ordi-
airy diet aad exercise. Many has seccyercd under tie
treatment after friends and ply sicians had given up all
hope, the indisputabie evidence Of which can alu ays
be furnished. InNalids, however REDUCED OF despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured tn t noen
enlargement will he given or expense incurred with
out 4 corresponding prospect OF recovery
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FAT CATTLE FROM PORTAGE COUNTY.
j C. Hall, of Atwater, sold to N. c
Baldwin, Of this place. seven head o.
cattle, which weighed as follows: One
pair, 1890; one pair, 420 {; n pair
$500; and one single sleer, 2io5 OAic
Farmer.
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RAILROAD AccrDENr.-By the break
ing of a wheel, a car loaded with cattle
was thrown from the track an Tuesday,
two or three miles east of gainesville
depot -l9 cattle were killed -PGines-
vile Tel.
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Do not Forget

Do not Forget
That Mr.. JAS MARVIN Lectures at the
High School Hall, this "Wednesday
evening. All who desire a rich treat,
should not fail to be present.
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Wanted.

A young man would like to open a cOrresPOn-
denee with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age, of good health and figure, upon
the subject of Matrimony. The fact is, would
like a good NICE WIFE, one that can make home
happy, and that 1 could love and respect If
any lady. possessing these qualifications desires
q matrimonial alliance, l hope she will not hes
itaee to address, at this place,
A PARTNER FOR LIFE.
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DIR. w. PAINE,

n ANSW LII 70 IHdIy IHquHICS, "UUIU
Il state that he has no intention Of leaving Warren,
only during the time he is on duty at College. which
is from the 10th Of October until the lst Of January;
and from the f St Of March until the sOth OF April, Of
each year. The halGnce Of the tine. or FROM the LIST
Of January until the LIST Of March, and FROM the 2oth
OF April until tbs lCIh of 0etojer, he wall lie at home,
in Warren, and may he consulted professionally. ut
the unics Of Paine l. Davis, over Nichols d Weirs' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST.. from IL A. N. to ! ?. VI.
Of each day, ind from ! to 3 at his residence on High
st. The remainder OF The time lac will be in readiness
to attend TO his ride as usual. lis experience. both in
the Pennsylvania Hospital ami College Clinic. in treat
ing every variety Of disease. will enable him to pre-
scribe for all Surgical and Medical eases according to
The most recent improvements in the profession.
Philad-lphia. Dee Il, 1885, 2I-if
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SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Stephen Snow
of this village, went 10 bed in usuaI
health. on Friday evening last, and was
found dead on Saturday morning. He
was nearly IS years of age, and was es'
teemed as a worthy citizen. The i'm
mediate cause of his death IS not known
-Elyria Dem.