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NOTICE
TO Sally Names. Noble Names. Sarah

TO Sally Names, Noble Names. Sarah
L Bailey, orriu Bailey, Alvin Bailey Rdxin Bailey.
and Nilissa Bail.y-yoI will take notice, that Oh the
s9th day Of August, A. d. 1851, the undersigned sl-a =
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF TruniuiI
County. Ohio. where the same ia now pending. demand
ing partition OF the following premises situate in said
county: Situate in Greene. or Township No. :. in the
third range Of townships. In the Connection Western
Reserve, and known as p1rt Of lot No. Is. and bounded
IS & follows Beginning At : post Standing in the South
-ast corner OF sail lot No L. thence West along the
south line OF said lot seventy eight chains forty eight
iuss to a post, thence North along the West lius cf
said lots twenty ch2inS sixty li0,s - a post. thence
East along a marked line seventy-eight chains forty
four links 20 a post. thencc South along lie east lire Of
said lot twenty chains 10 the place % beginning. amt
contains rs the survey il nOE made one h1adred Sly
nine and sS-lG0 acres Of ilnd.
The undersigned demands partition OF said premises.
as follows: To Tie undersigned One-sixth, 70 Sally
Names one sixth, to Orrin Bailey. Alvin Bailey. EdNir
Bailey and Melissa Bailey each oBe sixth, and to Sarah
BSiiey dover n the whole. Application viii nc made
at next tern Of sIid Court for order of p~artititlop Of
said land. JAMES NAMES,
ELIZA NAMES
BY CHAg.A U~lE2ISGrON, Attorney.
September :, f557-5xN.
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Fine Watches.

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition L
his stock Of Fine Watches; also entirely new styles o
Jewelry, such as Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet, Comedian, Locket
Solid II carat, Plain aud Fancy Gold Rings; silvel
Spoons. &c. Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated aud sill
yer Ware, and a full stock Of Notions.
He has also made arrangements with 3 Manufac
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, as Agen
for the manufacturers, receives watches diTectfroin hu
rope. by this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Cold
and Silver Watches. Of all kinds. as lOD as they can b'
bought in the Uaifsd States. lie has now on hand
every variety OF ChronOmeter, Duplex Lever and La
pine Watches large stock Of britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description, and he
will receive new supplies. monthly. Ills intention
is to sell q large amount. and lie viii sell 70 dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
The Jewelry was also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, aud will be sold.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. l. FAUTEOF.
Warren. July Is. 1857.
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New Establishments.

The rooms in CHAs. MLLEGASIs new building
on Main Street. ara being fitted up, one for a Mil
linery Store, to be occupied by a lady from
Cleveland, and the other room Jas. WARD 4 Co.,
are filling with an assortment of Stoves, &c, from
their Foundry. The location is good one, and
the rooms as good as in any wood building in the
place.
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Killed by the Cars.

Last Thursday night CALVIN CASE, aged is
years, son of the Station Agent, at Macedonia,
on the &. & P. R. R., was run over by the car.
and killed. He went to attend to the switch on
the approach of q passenger train, fell upon the
track, was run over, and instantly killed. he
was subject 70 falling fits, and 1t is supposed he
fell in one of them-Portage Den7oor1.
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Writing

Ma. l. BUCKINGHAM is now teaching a class in
the High School. The MoSsiloR Ne1cs, SAYS of
him:-"For the past two seasons Mr.. 1. Buck
IsGHAM has been employed at the Union School
in this city in teaching penmanship, and with
such results as to place him in the front rank as
3 professor of that most important science, for he
teaches it as a science upon improved and thor
ough modes. Last year the results of his labors
were compared with those at Cleveland, and the
proficiency of his pupils was admitted in that
city, to be greater than theirs. The reputation
from this trial has induced the teachers of. Buff
falo, n. Y, to send four volumes of tier selected
writings here. a committed was appointed to
compare the best specimens of these volumes
with the best cory books in our school and it
was the unanimous opinion that the Massillon
High School is again the victor. We think that
the books which will soon be sent to Buffalo will
convince them that Massillon is still ahead.
Ar. B. deserves the highest commentator both
for his system and assiduity in instructing.
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GCHOOL B00KS-An assortment
~ can always r. foGad at BROWNE
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LAW OF III
PUBLISHED ~BY

4 ID y =
mo. e6.J AN ACT
Proviling for the Submission to the Electors of the &C
entitled ''an act to incorporate the Bank of Ohio an,
Branches"
SEorIoS !. BE it enacted by the General Assembly o.
the State of Ohie, That the act entitled can act incorpo
rating the Bank of lilo and Branches" passed at III;
present session of Eae general assembly, be and the same
is hereby submitted to the electors Of this State, st the
general election to he.heId on the seeoad Tuesday OF DC
sSerT HsKt, for ihei approval or rejection and each
eiecior Macy have written or printed, or partly written
and panty printed upon his ticket the words ''FoT the
Bank Charter, or "a glin>t the Bank Charter, or words
to that effect; and the Judges OF each election district IN
counting out the votes, shall set down IN separate eel
umns, in the poll books, the Votes given "For the Rank
Charter and the votes given "Ag1iEst the Bank Char
ter and certify the number ofvotes given for and against
the charter. As they are required TO certify TO the number
Of votes given for candidates.
SEC. 2. Il shall be the duty of the persons opening the
poll books in cash county, TO make a separate abstract
ofvotes given for and against the charter, including a
statement showing the number of votes cast, winch
were neither for nor against the charter. And the clerk
of the court ofcommon pleas of each county shall imme-
diately after such abstract is made, make a certified copy
thereof, under the seal of the court and forward the same
by nail to tine Governor At Columbus, marked on the out
side, "Abstract ofvotes for aid against Bank Charter,
given in-cOunty."
SEC 3. 1t shsIl be the duty of the governor, as SOON
after said election as practicable, with the aid OF the au,
diioT or Secretary of state, to open and abstract all SAID
returns; and the governor shall Immediately thereafter,
b. proclamation in some newspaper published at Colum-
bus, set forth the number of votes given for the charter,
the number of votes given against the chaFiet' NJ te
number of votes given which were neither for nor against
the charter, and il a majority ofaf the votes given were
for the charter, he shall further state therein uat said
charter has been approved by the people. and has there
by become a law; but il 4 majority of althe votes gwen
shall not be for the charter, he shall so state. and that
the charter has, for that reason, failed to become a law.
SEC. e.. That any clerk who shall fail or neglect TO
make return 10 the 9 ivernor, as required IN section two
ofthis act, shall forfeit and pay, for the use OF the proper
county, the sum of five hundred dollars, to be recovered
BY action in the name Of the State
Sc = That thu lf nFtnR DTeSeuf session entitled tATn
act 10 incorpo ate the Bank ofOhio and Branches" shall
be printed with the laws of this session of the General
n. II. VAN VCRHES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THONAS II. FORD,
President ofthe Senate.
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NaIreh, stpt. y, %.
~nD,nrn cCT-UU .Nn SrnkDc
DATCH d OPDYCKE are now OFF,.

IATCH IL OPDYCkE are now offrI-
d ing more than ordinary Inducements TO all deal
ers within 2O miles Of them, to examine their heavy
and most complete stock nf Saddiery and Hardware
Trimmings. dr Patch, the chic! dealer in our line in
this part OF the world. for the last qugrier If a century.
has just returned from the eastern Manufacturers aud
Importers. where he bouL ht at such figures ss enables
us to compete with any house this side OF Ph.lalelphia
or New York. PATCH ~ 0PDYCKE.
Aurust u 425T-
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section OF the couutry anOurds in persons publicly
knozu, wEo have be-E restored FROM alarming AM
even desperate diseases Of the bRags by its use WhsR
once tried its superiority over every other mciicine OF
its Eird Is too apparent 10 escape observation, and
yhere its yislucsEre knOTn, the public no loager hest
tate wha; a~nciGtc to employ for tie Distressing and
dangerous SELECTIONS Of the pulmonary organs which
are Incident to our climate. BE- is timely use many.
nay almost all attacks Of disease upou tie Lurgs or
threat. are arrested and thus are saved many chou
sands every year from a premature gTSvs. No family
should he without &c. gnl those who d" uegirct 10 pro
vide themselves viii, 4 remedy which warts Ut this
dangerous eiass Of diseases viii have cause 20 deplore
il skCn It j. too late. Proofs Of the surprising efficacy
OF the Cherry PectSrai ned not be given to the Amer
lean Teoplc-tsey have living proofs in every neigh
borhood. BGt those Who wish to read the statements
Of those whose whole health has been restored and
whose lives have been saved hy its use. viii find thsTa
in my american Almanac which the agents below nGa
Ell has to furnish gratis Tor every one.
Prepared by Dr.. J.. c.. AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell. Mass, AMI sold by L. A. Smith & Co War
rem Dr. ". Howe. North Bloomfield; IL. W. Collar.
MescPOt:Tia; Ensign s WoOiso=th. NeEto2 FsEs
sEd all dealers in medicine everywhere.
Iuly s. 'JI-3lu.
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NOTICE.
GTATEof OHIO. Trumbull County, So
~ IL COURT OF C0HHO PLEAS.
William Edwards & Hiram Iddings,l
Partners Ender the zane azd Erm Of
Edwards and iiiinSs, Plaintiffs,
against
AIler Rirs DcE.rIa-. l.

NTFII aIITVN ~ n NUW1 NM
Allen Rice. u Mercer County, Pennsylvania. sill
TAKE notice THAI .hr above named Plaintiffs did, on TIA
oh day * September, A. p. 1857, file their petition ia
the Court q Com-a7u Pleas Of said Trunbull County.
ss=iust tie said Allen Rice. Defendant. setting forth
thai there is due to them ia he account IF s-iG
Allies E,ce, Tor goods sold aad delivered 20 hiu. shs
gsii Alien Rice ty them, the said Flaintias. At GleVs
land. psio, to ths amount CT SIG. 63. with interest ca
the sauS froha the ctA day Of July, A. ID. 1885,, and that
they have sNaSsi an order OF Attachment 10 issue
against said Defendants effects within said County ana
Gurnishec Notices to john U. Rice. OF AshtahulR
County and Isaae b. Powers. Of Truahuli County
The Defendant is hereby Ectihs5 lilat anivsshe anGser
sIii petition on or before the I4th Gay OF November.
Al l5S7, judgment will rendered against him -
zecosdsEcs viii the prayer of said petition.
EDWARDS / IDnINGS-
By JoHS n SrrIL, their Attorney.
S.Ds Is .gT--G
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CHASE.-Below is a let

SALMON p. CHASE.-Below is a let
ter from thi. gentleman to the publishers And
the work named is now ready to the third vol. and can
be hal at ADAMS BOOKSTORE. One volume will he
published every three months, until completion in 10
volumes:
EXECUTIVE oFyICE, CoLUNBts, Dec. >, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-The pi opposed Arrangement Of the Debates
of Congress, by Colonel Benton. commends itself to
the favor Of all Americans. The work Itself is most
important. Ii will pl ,ce within the reach OF thousands,
otherwise inaccessible treasures of historical knOwl
edge. 1t will make audible to the present generation
the discussions of the past, deeply interesting to them
selves, hut even more Interesting as exhibiting the
beginnings of great traces Of events, the procession OF
which is vet passing before our own eyes
And no man is so well fitted for this work as the dis
tinruished statesman who has undertaken it. His large
experience in the public councils. aud his comprehen
sive Judgment, afford sufficient guarantees that nothing
will he retrench=d which should be retained, OF retain
ed which should be retrenched-
Very respectfully yours,
: L. CHASE.
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Auditors Office, Trumbull Co I
Warren, Sept. 81, 1851.
] hereby certify that the foregoing acts are correctly
copied. CHAS- X. HUNF,
sent. 3l.-2w. Auditor Trumbull County.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua. with Hacks TO Ravenna.
"Braceville. with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greeuville Mead
willie. bloomfield. Garfield. &c
youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. F. W.
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
sept- 10, 1857. Il L. RHODES, su1t.
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"HOME AGAIN.
my old friends. Young ones too

L and all othcrsin authoritJ:"-
l have left the eliuering sands 81 California, with
('now much have you mlde?'J dust enough to buy
a partnership with the renowned ~SaddleTy and Car
Tiags Trimming dealer, o II. PNTca consider him
the Prince of Harness. Saddle and Trunk M3nUfactur-
ers. and all the little 'fxins" that follow in the train
Of a prompt es~ta5lishmentof that sort. l would like
to see the biggest portion Of Uncle Samuel's family at
the good old stand OF o. II. p, where he or I, or both,
can always be seen. RMERSO OPDTCRE.
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GRANGER'S
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
COLUMBUs, Ono.
nPIENDID INDUCEMENTS To fhnse

- - ~ Il - ~ AAo1S
- who wish to attend a Commercial College. Situa-
tiOns guaranteed, or, tuition free Sammer arrange
ments. To those whO-enter my Institute. or remit me
$50. and thus secBre SCHOLARSHIPS,
any time before the LIST day OF next September, can,
upon completing a thorough course of Double Entry
Book Keeping and its Collateral Branches, secure lu-
cratiye employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their gradua-
tiOn, or else they will be indeInnid0d 10 the full amount
OF The sum paid FOR tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, or LrcRNTIvg SITUATIONS.
Graduates from this Institution are now filling re
spOnsible and lucrative positions as Cashiers. Book
Keepers and Railroad Office Clerks. in different Sec
tons Of the country. and are being preferred by hcsi-
ness men 70 Graduates of any other Mercantile Col
legc. Hence the above unparalleled inducements
which nothing but the great superiority Of my instruc-
tiOn and thorough training Of my students for busi1ess
life would warrant.
The Principal Of this Institution iss bean q Pras-
tiezi ceesEatGRt for c longer period tAGE any 0iAsr
Teacher ia tia HsSterR country.
Address the undersigned FOR further particulars.
WM. ". GRANGER.
~ - r1--
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The Treasurer viii attend ut the usual ailces OF hold
ing Elections. in the following named Townships OF
Trumhun Coanty. for the purpose Of receiving Taxes,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


Hun the Fdliu cure OF
l. Coughs. Colds, Uoarseness,
Bronchitis. WholRiuE Cough.
AsthHa AMI Cons an ton. ia uni
verS7liy known ~ the best RENE
dy ever yet discovered for syesy
variety Of Pulmonary disease
So wide IS the field o its usefui-
ness and so numerous the cases Z
"a a. $500 H. -T-anns a-m-. =
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4 D-MTNISTRATOR'S SALE.

~ In aceor'1uee With an o-isr OF sale issued -
rs from ;Es SO4rt @ Common Pleas FOR rruzSz1
Co-rty, I shan expose - sale 81 the door Of the Csayt
ito.se in warren. letUeen the hears Of noon and . p.
u. Of SATUEDtY. tAe 81 day Of OCTOBER. 1885,. he
f0lio%iar described Real Estate, tbs property If
Taorias Evans &c easrd. TO ait: Ahoat 81 acres o.
Land. situate - Wslthsrsaelj TRANQUIL Couuss. All
is known IS part o: lot No. q. in the four thousand acre
tta-- Or Great SalE Spring tfset IN said township. ao&
3 -IJ1iri is DiloTs.t to Tit: East " the lands Of JoES
- sAr1s' heirs ami lands Of Jsmes Dempsey. soath Nv
ilads o. SosH UuEier. y est b lands 81 Manassas bel,
te=, AID on the Moth BY lands formerly belonging 80
y t-rsn hC.:o-s heirs 1pPpraiS-i ct Thifty-oss
D5!--fs per segS &G0S ALLISON.
A5uF. Of Th9's Evans, deceased.
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Tail Corn.

B. F.. CURTIS, ESQ has brought us two stocks
of Corn. one measuring fifteen feet in height, the
the other fourteen feet seven inches in height,
and seven inches in circumference.
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at AIDES are invited 10 call a

CT AIDES" are invited 10 call at
IL Stewards New Variety Store. No. 10. Market
ST., and examine his extensive assortment OF Fancy
Goods, Gloves and Hosiery. Combs. Brushes, Perfu-
merry. Threads. Nee les, Tapes, BObbins. BTaids,
Whalebones all lengths. Brass Hoops, Portemonsies,
Embroidered Bags. ResiicuIes, Jet Bracelets, Neck
laces. DC, &C. 10000 articles too numerous to men
ton in an advertisement. but all OF which can be seen
and bought low Iy calling 1t
J.J. STEWARDS.
WARREN Sept 9, 81. No. 10, Market So.
Gentlemen will also find q large assortment Of Goods
in their line, such as Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose,
Mixed and Brown. ami everything almost that can be
thought of in the way Of traps and calauities, at
STEWARDS, 10 Market St.
G.. MT -
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,


nR. II. TUBBS, Analyti tic Physician.
~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. 7tI. October.
RATENSA, Prentiss House, Thursday, list, October
AsHtAHJLI, Ashtabula House, Thursday. 18th. Get.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, and
Spleen also DrOpsy. Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
cess, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities of the Blood, Eruptions. Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties of long standing
complaints. both external and internal
For some ten years Dr.. I. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases. treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. In no ease are mineral or other P0isOHs en-
SiOyea, nor does nc make sick 10 make lsII, o. tear
dO5a TO build up agaiH- Themedicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients utYIe
main at home, and continue with prudence their Ordi-
airy diet and exercise. Many haze recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given mp all
hope. the indisputable evidence Of which can ALWAYS
he furnished. Invaliis, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may he assured that no en-
enlargement will he given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect OF resOvery
Iuvalils shoald read the following from Rev. I. N.
Chapman:
TO AL WHOM 1T IA CONCERN.
A sense of duty to n common suffering humanity
prompts ne, through the opportunity given me rs Dr..
Tubs, 20 submit the fOllosing brief statement; 1 have
been suffering for several years from dyspepsia. torpid
liver amt bowels, and severe nervous depression. |
tested the full power cfallopathic remedies prescribed
hy the best physicians At hand, and TO some extent the
hydro athic and HOMEOPATHIC treatment without any
sensible bcutat- HAVING observed me elect Ui ~
Tubs treatment to others % Ey acquaintance, and
especially upon the wife OF my younger brother, who
who had added to 4 feeble constitution . severe cough
which aroused fears of pulmonary consumption, l con
ciuiel to consult him myself. lie prescribed for ne
when l vas in an eG aciGtei and wretched condition,
AMI l freely affirm. that uuyxs ectedly 70 myself. 1 was
speedily benefited to 50 graf = degree as to endure IS
heavy and continuous la-oEs % 7 have heeu able to do
for tie last ten years. / che rally commend the Dr..
to sufferers from chronic diseases.
I'M. CHAPMAN.
Pastor BAPTIST Church. Stree;s5oro Portage Co., O..
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DEMONS ABRIDGENT OF THE
ID DEBATES OF C-oNGRESs-Tke 4th vol. Of this
great work win soon he ready, and those who wish to
subscribe, should call al ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
I)APER.-Cap and Letter Paper,
L Legal Cap for Lawyers use. Commercial Note
Paper. Bath Post, Gilt Co!ursd Note Paper, and Enyel-
opes Of ali kinds. at
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After which the Treasurer viil keep an Office IN War
TeE fo- the purpose e receiving ta&es until tie eCt.
dag Of December, IS57.
JOHN REEVES. County Treasurer.
TaEssrRE2's O9TiC., Trlmhuil Ccunty.l
Warren, o., Aug. &c, IS57-5S.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS

IN pursuance of Law, |, John Reeves,
4 Treasurer Of 7rumhnll County. hereby notify the
tax-pay ers thereof. thai tfG rate OF faxes for the year
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fify-Seycn are as
follows:
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Sabbath School Celebration.

A Pie Mic will be given to the Presbyterian
School Mt the Fair Grounds on Saturday.
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Some Pumpkins.

DAVID B. KING, ESQ, of Rowland, brought to
town 6 Pumpkins which weighed 34l11 lbs, the
largest weighing 651a lbs. They are of the
Maine Sweet variety.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.

' The following property, belonging 10 the estate Of
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered ut private sale.
LIST. The Franklin House. On the cHrner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house il as we'll located for
4 tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are am
pie, the reputation Of the house has been wei maintain
ed hy its present OCCUPANT. Sir. VIM Nilliams, and II
is capable Of accommodating 50 70 % guests.
~. The double dwelii; z hoase on Vine street, irme-
iiateIy north Of the last mentioned house. Each OF
these buildings. with the LAID, will be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made 10 suit purchasers.
AppIy to HENRY STILES,
Or c. a. ADAMS.
W,~-., III - tSEc IS
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DENTISTRY!
D R. H.. W. HOLLOWA Y,
AT HOME AGAIN!

\ his old rooms over the New lork
4 Store, where he ran be found at all hours during
the day, (ready to perform all operations on the teeth,
at his usual low prices) The satisfaction that has -een
given to hundreds in this vicinity, is a sure guaranty.
tina! all persons calling at my rooms will get the best
/ and cheapest work in the county; nothing but the best
OF Gold used for filling. Teeth from one to an entire
sett on Gold or Silver plate. / would here say to those
wishing a full set,. I will extract the roots ana give
them a Temporary sett of teeth on Gutta Percha, IN one
week from the time Of extrarting roots, free without
charge. DE. II. ". HOLLOWAY.
/ Juna 2 IS5T-tf.