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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
photographs
They were the painted forms of other times.
Twas all they left of virtues orof crimes,
Save vague tradition.

They were the painted forms of other times.
Twas all they left of virtues orof crimes,
Save vague tradition.
The desire to leave behind Us some token that
we have been, which can call up in memory of
those who have loved Us, the remembrance of our
features. is deeply implanted in every human
breast. Just as strong is the wish to possess the
likeness of those we have loved, to look upon
their linesmeEts when they have j~ourneyed to
other lands, or to that bourne, from whence no
traveller returns. How strong is the latter wish.
is often unknaEn. until the opportunity to graf
ify it, has passed away forever
We.hnve on a former occasion spoken of the
Ambrotypcs taken byour tOwnsmen Robbins &
Leroy. They have now arrived at a high de-
gree.of perfection in the arsof Photographing,
and their pictures viii bear favorable COMPARE
son with those taken in any part Of the United
States. AR. Leroy has been a successful opera
tor in the daguerrean and ambrotype line. in
this town. for many years, and Mr.. Robbins.
twho.i is now associated with him, brings to his
aid. wider experience, a scientific skill, and in
ventive genius. equalled by few, and surpassed
by none. A call at their rooms will furnish
sufficient evidence of the success of their efforts.
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GuARDIAN,S SALE.

~ l shall oler at Public Vendne. on The 1lEtaAE 81
January. A. D. lS57, the following described rial ga
tate, situate in the township AZ Hartford. Irunhusi
County. Ohio, by order Of Coart. viz Bounded a. fol
lows: Beginning 4 the northeast eornsr 81 land Be
longing TO David Jones in lot No IS IN said township.
running thence south ffty four chains, nTs links ard
one third. to Levi Craton's land thence east nins
chains and twenty nine links 20 > jog in said Clsisns
land, and 50 continuing on said Craton's north hns,
TO the road leadiug from the east ard sest centre real
TO the 0ranssV.I lie road; thence north along said eross
road tn the Orangeyills road; thence westerly asns
said 0rangevine road to thu place OF beginning-eoa-
tanning about one hundred and seventy i've acres VI
land. To De sold as the property OF Samuel Heuetand
George W. Iles=t. subject to the dover interest," VI ths
widow in said premises. and on deferred payments
L. c. JONES. Guard.
Jan. Z. ie57-4t Of Samuel aud George W. HeseL
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Letter Stealing.

About two weeks since, a letter was
dispatched from Akron to a gentleman
in this city, containing Lotes and drafts
on bankers here. The letter not coming
10 hand, inquiry was sci or foot. and it
was suspected 10 have been takeu from
the mail or delivered at the Post Office
to some one not entitled to it. The draft
being for $500 Oh Kimball. banker. il
was suspected that il might be presented
there for payment. 1t had not, but had
been heard from. The jailor, Mr.. Fra
zee, had notified the bank that a prison
er by the name of Shirley, confined on
a charge of forgery, had made a conf
dsnt of another prisoner Of having such
a draft and letter, and that the con6dant
had disclosed the information 10 him.
On the receipt of this news, Judge Spal-
ding and Mr.. Swift, the owner Of the
draft. repaired to The Jail and put Shir
ley under examination. He denied any
knowledge of the letter or contents, but
upon searching him they were found in
gehiously sewed into the lining of his
pantaloons. He thergave up and said
he had7hought of owning it up; but ike
a fol had delayed it. Ii appears from
all the facts, that he and a Confederate
have been perpetrating the game OF en-
tering Post Offices. discovering fat let.
ters in boxes, and calling for them dur
ing a press Of bushes, taking the time
and hurry which prevented great cau-
lion on the part Of clerks. These depre-
dations have caused their rapid flight
from Buffalo, Cincinnati, Columbus and
several other cities. The forgery of the
name of Mr.. F. H. Morrison, of Water
ST., upon Mould & Numsen for goods,
was discovered in time to cause the ar
rest of Shirley on the Post Once steps,
just after he had probably perpet rated
this game Of calling for the letter and
obtaining iL-CEeUe. DeDier.
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FORESTER S PLAYMATE.
r.. Re- onJ Oil.
e. SPEAR & son.
WV MILL,

DOOR. BLIND n SASH FATToRY.
THE undersigned. LAYING long BE- n
L urged by their friends anil patrO. . and knowing
the wants OF the public, have cree el a spacious
PLANNING MILL { DOOR FACTORY,
IN the Canal, just west of C. L. Lrahingwell's Ware
house. where they will keep on hand a stock Of Dress
ed FIs0riag, both OF hard and soft " nod We are also
mannfac uring u superior quality of SIDING, which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds Of Planning for the Trade en- slort notice. Ne
are now prepared to sell the hes; qualit, ii kiln-dr.ed
~doors-hzviug largely increased our Utilities for man
ufaeturins doors. we would call the attention Of JoiLers
ard Builders to this branch of our business. We will
continue the manufacture of
BLINDSl
or a superior quality. and warrant them in every rar-
ticul1r We viii also keep on hand al1rge assortment
of SASH
or all sizes in use. Having largely inci eased our ia
cilities for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enabled TO sell them AT reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought i'm Cleveland, Pittsburgh or elsewhere Com
muniostions by mail viii receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed. need send
none but good lumber. as we will put nothing on our
Machines hut clear lumber. Siding, to dress well,
must be at least y inch thick
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81, 1857. E.. SPEAR 4 son.
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DERSUADERSFORLAZY HORSES
L Whips at Y. n. ALLIs0N's

A FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM
IA of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres OF
Land, -ituated in the Township Of Dazetta, Trunlbull
County, Ohio, lie onging 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. Will be sold on fair terms and LIBERAL
credit. The farm will be sold all together, or divided
to suit purchasers For information and terms apply
to FREDERICK KINSMAN 49,.
CHARLES SMITH,
Warren. June "a. IT, Or Of AZ0R ABELL-
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A FAHtL named Seth, Numbering
eight persons. are reported to have been
poisoned in Hardin county. Kentucky,
on the 3oth ut, By a slave cook. Six
Of the family had died, and the other
two we're not expected 70 recover.
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A LARGE variety of Saddlers' Tool
n such as Splitting Draw Gauges, Harness RoEeI
Knives, Compass Rounders, &c, at
o. II. PATCH'S.
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yVOSTENHOLMES Il RODGERS
w Pocket Knives. a large pile to select from. at
FREEMAN.S S.
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The Great Family Weekly Paper

.THE NEW YORK LEDGER has now attain
i cd the extraordinary circulation of One
Hundred and Ninety Thousand copies. The
LEDGER is devoted to POLITE LITERA-
TURE, ORIGINAL TALES, SKETCHES, PO-
ETRY, ESSAYS, GOSSIP and CURRENT
NEWS, and maintains a high moral tone. Iii
everywhere acknowledged to be the best family
paper in the world Hence its extraordinary
and unheard of popularity. Mr.. BONNER, the
Proprietor of the LEDGER, employs the best
talent in the country, and by so doing makes the
bast paper. Such writers as Fanny Fern, sylvia
nus Cobb, Jr., and Emerson Bennett, are perma-
nently engaged on it, and will write for no other
paper hereafter. Mrs. Sigourney. also, constant
ly writes for it; so do a host of other popular au-
thors, including Mrs. Emma D.. E. N. South
worth, Alice Carey. Mrs. Vaughn. Mary ". Stan
ley Gibson, Clara Sydney, DC, dc. The LEDG-
Err is beautifully illustrated very week.
The NEW YORK LEDGER is printed on
beautiful white paper, and is composed of eight
pages. making the handsomest weekly paper in
the country. 1t is published every Saturday,
and sold at all the news Offices in every city and
town throughout the country; and is mailed for
subscribers at two dollars per annum; two copies
are sent for three dollars. Any person obtaining
eight subscribers at 81 so each (which is our low
est club rates and sending Sl2 will be entitled
to one copy Free. Terms invariably in advance.
Address all letters to
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

Il County, IS. In the Court Of connez flrns-
Ira Fowler Aen'r Of Abner Fowler,
Petitioner, vs..
James Fowler, and others. the heirs Petition 70 sail
OF Amer Fowler. deed. Including lands.
Julia Collins, Of Illinois. Horace IT,
Pew and John Duncan, Defts-
The Defendants, and especially said Julia Collins,
are notified that petitioner has fled his petition in saia
Court, a~lledging that il is necessary to sell lands ofths
deceased, being lot 81, in Broo<held, said cuurty, to
pay debts OF the estate, to wit: 1888 %, due petitioner
on settlement; S5lU SOT due the estate Of ChssGtr
Fowler; SIG 90 due Att'ys and to pay costs Of two suiss-
and to pay Any fees and expenses Of adminisratiOE,-
as the personal estate is exhausted and insufficient
Defendants must answer said petition, OF be in de-
faiit- The next tern Of said Court will be March sth-
1851. uVfRMAN & RATLIFR..
ian. 4. IE51l6H AttY'a for Pettiorkr-
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Wanted.

young man would like to open q cOrrespOn-
deace with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age. of good health and figure, upon
the subject of Matrimony. The fact is, l would
like o good NICE WIFE, one that can make home
happy, and that / could love and respect. If
there ARE AST Such on the RESERVE, l hope they
VII not be afraid to address, at this place,
A PARTNER FOR LIFE.
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FNUARDIAN's Sale Of Real Estate

y = Odic Vi Iscdl bStHt%-
~ BY virtue OF an order Of sale, issued to me ~ the-
Probate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio. l will expose
to sale. at Public Yendue, between the hours Of 10 A.
". and 4 ?. M, on the Eth day Of February, Al Ik5 =
two pieces Of land, belonging to the heirs Of sinsa
GOist. deed. situate in Liberty. Trumbull County ,Ohio3-
One tract or lot being part OF lot six in peat lot No H.
bounded, beginning at Vim. Leslie's north-east cor
ner. thence north along George Hoods line, ID ehzins
To a stone set in the ground; thence east ehsiAS=D
links thence south II chains 3 hnkss thence vsft
Q chains y links to beginning; containing y aerss g
lard. subject to the dover right OF Mary A. Stull thsrs-
in. which win be sold By her At same time.
One tract. being part OF lot No. -, eo1taininF n
"a 100 acres Of land, heing the pertioR see "a ~ 49,
W. G0ist, EMANUEL NJ 6oift and Harriet = Gsist. IN
proceeding for partition among the heirs OF Geo. Goist.
deceased, as will appear from Record IN ChapesTy.
Record Book u. page AIS. in Trumhul Common Pleas.
Each piece will be sold on the land. Terms. oEs-
third cash, aud balance IN I q ? years, with interest ~
: Ter cent b. =. HOFFMAN.
Jan. Z, IE574u Guardian Of Miners.
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VIOLET; or The Cross d The Grown,
is a fine new book by Miss McIntosh. A new IN
voice Just received at ADAMS BOOK SALE.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks,
SAkRxNrER. MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDs
DvMMoNs, EXECUTIONS. sUBr6SAs, f1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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The Weather

For some days was intensely cold, quite as
cold on the average, as the coolest OF last winter,
although the mercury has not been as low at any
one time, as then. Our thermometer, hangs at
the south side of the house, OF q post, removed
q few feet from the post, and We think correctly
indicates the temperature. Our table s as fol-
iovs
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GUARDIAN SSALE OF REAL Els.

VI TAT II shall sell at Public Sale, on the prem
Uses. on the the l4th day Of February, A d. le55, the
following described Real Estate, situate in Hubbard,
Trumbull county, Ohio, bounded a. follows: On the
north on the township line OF Brookfeld; on the east
by lands owned By Moses Cole; on the south by lands
owned by Turner Nizener; on the west by the state
road: containing five acres and sixty Perchcs Vf land.
The interest 81 Raoda and Lieretia Mizener in the
foregoing described tract will b- soil pursuant to or
der Of court on the day ahoV- faa.rl, subject 10 tbs
dover interest Of The widow of B-aiaInin Mixener.
BENJAMIN BURNETT,
Guardian Of RhoIa and kueretia Mizenor.
Jan. 81. Ie5e-4w.
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Warren Library Association.

The shareholders inthe Warren Library As
ISOLATION are requested to meet at the Office of
Hutehins. Cox. d Ratliff, on Saturday evening
next. at Z o'clock, to make a final disposition of
the affairs of said Association. A small sum of
money remains in the hasds of the Treasurer,
and he wishes to make a final settlement.
Il The Nep York Ledger. the great family
weekly paper. for which the most popular vri-
tiers in the country contribute, has now attained
the extraordinary circulation of One Hundred
and Ninety thousand copies, and subscriptions
are continually pouring in. See the Ledger's ad-
vcrtisement in another colu- N.
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FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS.
II. TUBBS, Analy tic Physician

IN. Ia DIDO, hudll uC L nlStCItu,
~ will be in attendance, AS follows
WARES, GaSkiIl House, Wednesday, 18th Feb.
ORWELL, MIR Ezton's, Thursday. 18th Feb
RAvESSA. Prentiss House, Friday AID Saturday, u
and IA Feb.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat
{ ungs, Heart. Liver. stomach, Bowels. Kidneys-5ni
Spleen also DrOpsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous
Eess, D=bili- v, 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 hs entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource IN their
reach. IN no case are mineral or other POis0RS en-
Pi0yed, nor does he make sick 10 make reII, or tear
d0DHY0 build mp agsiR- Theneiicines rIu be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients uiYie
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
airy diet and exercise. Many hase recovered under tie
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indispntxble evidence Of which can aIg ays
be furnished. InvaIids, however reduced OF despair
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured tbs no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
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THE YOUTH of the OLD DOMIN

l. ION This is 4 new and interesting work. being
a Historical Narrative OF the early history Of Virginia.
The authorities TO which the suthor carefully adheres,
are billiard. Simms. Beverly, Burke and Campbell
Every young man should read this book. II can be
found Il ADAMS,.
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Court.

The Probate Court commenced its session on
Monday. -Four cases only, were on the docket.
State of Ohio VS.. Amzi Webb, for assault and
battery, defendant acquitted. One case ccntin-
ued, and another nollied. State of Ohio vs.. DIS.
Paine aad Watson. The trial is now progress
ing. Much less of excitement and interest is
manifested among outsiders, than at the irst
trial
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DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP

DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP
IL ply Of Harrissa's Columbian Perfs-eTy.
FOR II TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water. Florida water.
Chg Saline Vinegar. &c.
FoR THE SKIN.
Cream Of Beauty, czrnAtion Rouge. Liphahz, Nag
FOR II HAIR.
Hair Restorer, Hair DepilztOry, ShsnPosn Letien,
Trieopherous Of every description Also suYsrtsr
Hair Dye on hand that will do the work.
FOR II HANDS.
Cpper ten S0ap, Almond, Pumice. Brown. Windsor.
also . large lot Of family Soap termed the woaen's
friend
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
Upper Ten. Jockey Club, New MoEn Hay, Sweet
Briar. Mousseiine, MignOuette. and 20 others. Hsr-
risOn's Upper Ten Il compose often odors, ofthe 1est
nelly delicate Of all perfumes It is dedicated to thss
class, distinguished by refinement II 10 addressed -
those of tasteful elegance. in whose cultivated sens-
bllities resids \ perception OF doors, comprehensive.
eiate the bland influence Of 4 rich boquet Of tbs pursst
simple ofors 50 Justly prsportioned, and artistiealiy
blended that from Gaem flows = harmonious whole. that
realizes IN It's effect The highest desire. II is address-
ed to the appreeiatiye o. our own country, who Goa
sciUus Of the dignity e. American refnezsaL ssA
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of 1ediuH
or inferior quality. rendered falsely abrasive hy =
tavdy outside, TO an American prodacticn OF NsAI
beautiful exterior, and wh0 can distinguish between
conventional fashions In the uld W0Ril and trathfgi
production in the New.
Will the good friend, and patlic generally. e2i ana
examine cur stock, which shah be eOnstzaiy fail and
for safe As low IS sold On The Reserve.
SPRING & REID No 6 Market 81
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CHRISTMAS d NEW YEAR GIFTS
~ Parents, do not forget that the most substantial,
profitable and pleasing present you can make your chill
dren. is a GOOD PIANO. They are now selling at IS
per cent belos ordinary retail prices, at
WARE ROOMS, and he has a large stock o fthem.
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FANCY GOODS-YANKEE NO
l. TI0NS, and Varieties to he had In any quantity
At PORTE & McLAIN'S.
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'FHE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
l. County. 50. Ia the Court Of Common Pleas.
Rebeces Brisbine,
s,,. Petition Tor Divorce

The Defendant. Who in a on.resi6ent Of the et.te OF
Ohio. Il hereby notified. that the sNid plaintiff. on the
2-th dsy VI DecemBtr. iSj6. dled her p-titiOn in s4h
Court. praying for = disorcs from the defendant. and
thai tie custody and control OF Thomas " John r.,
Mary Ann, Reheeea Lorain and Milton J. Brisbine. the
fruits u said marriage, Le given her. The petition
also alleges that the parties were duly married. March
q, Io42, and sets forth IS . Cause OF Divorce. uilfai zb
,enee for the last three years. gross neglect Of duty.
and habitual drunkenness for more than Three years.
u also alleges tn Q the petitioner IL a bona hie resi-
dent Of the county. and has been q resident OF The STATE
for the last year. and that the defendant Is a hon-Tesi-
dent Of the state, and that the place OF his residence 10
unknown to her. L. IT, nUTcHISS.
Dec. 81, ,5G-6w Any for Petitioner.
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A CARD.

ABELL, has removed his Vi
- fee TO the corner Of Main and Market Streets.
lover Smiths q hcConbs Store where he win attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him either as 8
Magistrate or Attorney at Law.
Collections and Administration business particular.
" attended to.
Warren, Jan 81, ls57-3w AZ0R ABELL
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HOTEL FOR SALE
DESPoTISM IN AMERICA.

- An inquiry into the nature, results and legal Ia
sis Of the Slave holding System-by Richard Iildreth.
This is one OF the most able hooks upon this subject
ever published, and deserves = perusal by every think
irg nan IN the l4nl. Sold st
ApANs' BOOKSTORE.
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OATHOLIC & PROTESTANT Ma.

~ TONS. compared in their th-ee-fold relations to
WeaLfh, Ka0rIedge and .M0r4litg-hy Rev NapoIizn
oussell-translated from the French. This 10 a most
learned work. and -vinces talent Of most unusual cha
raeter. Price Sl,cO. Sold at
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HOME AND LOOK IN AT ADAMS
~ Bookstore, and see the largest stock Of new
books that has ever been brought to this town.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP.

~ The subscriber has established q Machine Shop
on the Turnpike. in front Of The old Cemetery. lie has
procured Lathes Of the latest approved styles, and an
excellent Planning Machine. and 10 prepared TO build
Machinery Of al descriptions, on short notice.
REPAIRING, in all its branches. done with prompt
ness and dispatch. Iron aud CAST Steel Saw Harbors
solicited. L D. R0RERrs.
Warren, Nov. &c, ls5sy
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DARRELS OF SUGAR, New Or
- leans, PoWdered, Crushed, PulveriIed and COT
eeat DUNLAP & STEWARDS.
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LOOK HEREU

4 II who wish Insurance in good, re-
"A sponsihle Companies. either on LIFE or PROP
ERrY will do well to call at Insurance Head Quarters.
on Main Street, where they can obtain Policies on me
Cash or Mutual plan, as they may choose, in either
Eastern or Ohio Companies at their option.
My Eastern Companies comply with cur Law, and
our Policies are valid. whilst others fai: to 10 so. and
Of course are not held. Call in aid be Insured With
out delay.
Jan 81, 1857. 7. J. MeLAIN.
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DIR. w. PAINE,

IN ANSWER 10 many inquiries, would
l. state that he has no intention OF leaving Warren,
only during the time he is on duty at College, whirh
is from the 10th Of October until the Ist Of January
and from the Il st Of March until the 9Oth Of April, of
each year. The balance Of the time. or from the LIST
Of January until the LIST of March. and from the goth
Of April until tbs lUth of October, he Will lie at home,
in Warren, and may be consulted professionally, at
the Office Of Paine & Davis. over Nichols & Weirs' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST. from ii A. NJ. TO ! z. ".
OF each day. md from I to 3 at his residence on High
ST. The remainder of the time he will be in readiness
TO attend 10 his ride as usual. His experience. both ia
the Pennsylvania Hospital and College Clinic, in treat
ing every variety Of disease. viii enable him to pre-
scrihe for all Surgical and Medical cases according to
the most recent improvements in the profession.
Philadelphia Dec. IL, le5G.- 24-tf
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Within the last few days We have had a vari-
ETY. of temperature; cold and thaw, rain and
snow. Tne sleighing is fine.
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Petition for al
thority tG make
y Deed.
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Annexed, and prices Of the celebrated Bone solVen;
Agency's Renedies-Bone Solvent, IS cts, 50 cts. and
one dollar; Roster Eminent, for strains, inflammation,
sweeney, &c, 25 cents; Appetite Feed. which Is the
hest horse power in America. IS cents (sent hy mail
20 ets); Prairie H-ave Tonic, 50 cts.-sent by mail at
.ame rate. Sept. II. 1856.
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IL. DER is pronounced by competent JUICES to be
the hest preparation in use for diseases In Horses or
Cattle. All who use Il speak In high terms Of its Ell
cacy. No horseman should be without Il, a. in cases
Of emergency il is invaluable. Numerous persons can
be referred 10 who have used it ~ith entire success
Jan 2l 1857.