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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
II e al h and Long L if Q
FOR ALL
DR.. RoJack's Seungipian Remsdtes.


hardy. Hence, in the preparation and combination
dies, Dr. Robnciis Efedt object to fOdacc mcdr
icne which should, pslHfKcr in all cnsos.
HI succeeded, and the consequence list hat the opera-
tloh Oflhis Scandinny ian Hlo0d Purnur and Hl0Dd
Pills, upon almost oycry species Of disease Ik that
Of water upon the dovonrnx oeDiei, 1itcrafy eStii-
gushing the mala,ly, Persona suffering from 'laby
from childhood, find new vigor infused into them bv
these Wonds life-len9tiening resoratives. They
cool theheat of feyer,fIIe HRpciltes render dgcs-
on perfect, regulate hcsboweis, promote sleep, IN
vigOrate the reproductive organs, In both sexcs
troll all disorders of the liver bois tunors
and all skin diseases, and by imartnl, to the vital
hnid new elements OF health, literally making life
pleasure, instead of the wenrisone probation which
II must always be to the inyllid These RENE dies are
composed solely OF Swedish herbs of1rnre alcdcinAi
virtue, never before introduced in the practice Of
pharmacy physicians Of the highest n5G ia the di,.
have cer I'd to the vaac OF Tho incdcines and tics
have never yet been administered without bel NJ fol
lowed by marked success. isimppssible enuine-
rate in eriisemOta tenth of the complaints for
l~Mchtbe are infalble, Suficetto say, That There
Is no disorder Of any organ, nloss caused By mafo--
nation, for which they Ire not adipteJ; and for tho
simple rdason TINT they net directly Upon the element
hichrenews. feeds, and suStainsia organs viz: the
vENous BLOOD tfilf q fiti iv =. - f# N
Make Of the genuine article by puroa sing only
of respectable deatcrs and reaul or or Ro-
back himShlf, Cnelnnha ~here no may be consulted,
lettef hA well pefsonay in all complicated and
diihcuit eases. y 7JW iy''i - asfi.t ~. .E''
The price of the scandinavian Blood purincr is 81
per bottle, or 50 half doz Pills cents per box
Orlye boxcsfor 81. ''l'i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
MARRIAGE GUIDE, ,.'..... ,,i
% d., by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, + i.-1 ~,
/ .i. by DRAWN, YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE, ,y.. l =,
= by DIR. VIM YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,irnpp ESQ isr.a lc

MARRIGE GUlDE-YoUNG's GREAT
PHTsIoLocIcAt WoRK: THe POchet -AscH-
lupus, or every one his own Doator, by
VIM. Young, NJ. D. siEap! 10 ~ luE.
% Jls written in plain language for the en-
-eral reader, and is illustrated with upwards
ol One Hundred Engrayngs. All young mar
fled people, 0rthosg contemplating mafriage,
life, should read this book. 1t dIscloses Sc
icrets that every one should be aequaiptel
wish; sill, it is a book tiiat mlist be kept
locked mp, ald moi lie about the house. II
will be senI 10 aDV one on the receipt OF tweC-
iy-lve' cents. "A fdresS Dn. Wsr.i HnURo, i52
spruce street, aboye Fourth, Philada., Pa.
JuRS 9, rsS7-yt. -tr ..t-... ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

For sale by d, Reed, Pomeroy; Hugg IS X anncdy
Middlcport; j. Williams & Co.. West Co.rtn bin; John
Frame, Coolcville; PUNE d Branch, Rutland; Lowell
& Payne, Mason City, Va DEC Is &C. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
Rilc,aL3aalisa,l, -scr0l.,Ia. Erysip-


These among the most terrible and agonizine
diseases of tho muscles, The esy hbre aud skiH; e
IN their worst forns and when seemingly incufhbie
they Invariably disappear under pcrscvcrirg appli.
cation of this soothing healing, an;dote TO pain Ehd
I'M ~ MIA ton
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

I'm EKHON, NOV. D.,
PEOF. o. J!WOoD-Dcar SIR | have heard much
said OF the Wondered effects Uf Hair Restorative,
but having been 50 often cheated by quacke.y and
quack no5trGms, hair dyes, dEc., / was disposed to
place yOar Restorative IA the category with the
thousand and one loudly tTampetcd remedies, until
met !ouin Lawrence county s"m months since, hen
you gave me such assurances induced the trial OF
Your Restorntiv, in my fIni iy-frst hy my gOnd good
wife, who's hair had become VsrE t.sH anI eEtIroty
white, and before eXhaisIlng Your large bot
Ties her hair was restored hearty - its original
tifml brown color,td had ihick eed Uud b.cos beau
tifu aId glossy uOn, aud eitteiy the head;
continues 10 ass II, not smll! because of its beauli-
!ing ecCts upon the h"ir Dut because of its health
ful hluenrs IA oH tho head an.i mind. Others of my
family and iri"udS are usirg 4our Restorative W III
The happicsl elects; therefore, my sk pticsm and
doubt ia raiegaHVo Ia lis Character and value are en-
Grcly removed: ;LG and do most cordially and
cOLisinTtiaIy recommend its use by all who would
have cifhAir Restored from white graz (hy reason
Of SICK hcss ago to original color and beauty,
b.! all Young persons Who would have their hair Lou
tiiui and glossy.
.-. Yer! trily and gratefully Yours,
.' SOLOMON MANN,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

II CIEvEbAND, Ohio, Dec. 5, 1855
DR. RoBAcx,-Dear Sir.-I should be ind ed ungrate-
ful failed to reply to your OF the 10th ult,
mquring The effect of your remedies in my case You
say you do not wish to publish my reply but simply
to learn, for your own satisfaction, what The Scandi
vian Remedies have done for me- But, my dear sir,
wish you to make my statement public, not only as n
Just tribute to your own SKILL but for the benefit of
Others who may be suffering AS suffered, and might be
cured us lhaVe been cured. For thnn six years.
as you are aware, endured II continuous martyriOn
from the combined effect of chronic dyspe psa, liver
complaint, constipation, and most dePornblc condi-
lion OF the nervous system. During that time,
poyed the best physicians In the and three times
visited New York for The purpose Of consulting the
most eminent medical men IN that city. All was use
less despaircd Of recovering my health and almost
wished for death 1t was at s tiaie yoHr advertise
nient caught my eyes, and determined, Il f1rlorn
hope, to try your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER AsD
BIoop PALS. Only five months hare elapsed snce |
uncorked the first bottle and TOOK the fast pill Three
words viii tell the result Will: yes. in better
health than can rccOllect having enjoyed since my
Childhood My recovery, under providcnce, Il owe TO
you believe have paid you about thirty-tlve dol
lars Tor medicine, and had every dollar b sen HIM
DRLD, they would have been cheap. With deep grati-
tude, remain YeaES-truly, - r.. =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
A RETlREo PHYSICIAN,

CEVERAId CHESTS best, TO medium Young
'HysaG fsa, foS AIO ehssp at
5s,ar II, ps..'I W. SrtVERs'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
REMEMBER.

He who places himself under DR.. K1NKELIN'S
treatment, may religiOusly condc in his honor us II
gehtlemaI ana rely upon the assurance, that the
crets of Dr. h S patients will never be discio
Young niau-let no false modesty deter YOU from
making your ease known to one. who, from education
ana respsttabIiity' can certainly bcfriend you. ~
If. Knk ens rcsid smce has 6acn for the; last TWEEN
t. Years at the y. W: Corner Of I HlltD AND UNION
SIS, PhilMde! phn, Pa. l -.-.-.L-- ~ I L
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RiCt4 LOSSY Hair,
Completely Preserved TO llae
- GaECslIRSI AR0.

Nd who that is gray would not have IL restored to
IA former color; or bald. bt would have the growth
restored, or troubled with damdruf and itching but
would have IL removed, Or iroublcd with scrofulu
scall hcad or oihcr erupt0ns, but would be cured,
Or with sick head ache, (nsnralgia.) bat would be
cured. II VIII alto renovG all piIics from the face
and skin Prof " ODDS Hail Re- sOratIvc will do all
this; circular and Til. following.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
salt IsiaeuIsn, Fever .,OTcs, SsiG
EhssAtC-

Incases of Salt Rheam, whore medical waters, To-
tions, aud every recipe of tile phar,naeopga have
lrrbved useless Inc Ointment viii accomplish thor
ourh cure Fever"sorcs heal quickly under its In =!
fuencc, and ts king effect upon contracted sneV
is truly wonderful. ~ .I' l..t % 1t...t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
> ~. EGtscseia 7.igtg IJIccvs.
-, Significant Facts.

This Ointment ia uniy ersalty u1ed boa rd the At
laiue and Pacific whaling feet for scorbutic
afeciios and 20 tAe best possible remedy for wounds
and bruises. Large supplies Of II have recently been
ordered by the Sultan Of Turkey hospital purposes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE

w - L Il IL l. AL\IO " OII.'
Az kinds of produce taken in exchange FOR goods;
"u tue pshcst market price allowed for the salneI
. We read that in ths days Of OLD, ,.... f. ..
lhc poets sung of my site love; '..-.. ' '.'''
-l'ul Tor the best now things have changed, ~
Ms In these stanzas we shall prove. ,
o Cohen give ) our attention '. .'."
Facts OF Importance hc " i'll ention. .ft..ft. Z
On Front street, at the old stand, ~,
AS every person surely knows, .. ....tI r.
He always keeps II fresh supp l....I
OF tasty, good, ard wcll-ma Cclothes;
ClOaks, and coats OF every cut and Kind. 90 Z.
To please the most fItstidious mind. ...r..
Pants and vests the very best, N
Tie over keeps on hand. 80 80 ."....
Collarsa and shirts, and fancy hatss '..
The latest style within the land; -'
Fine cloth and silk plush caps, ~ .....
And Genticmen's fancy furnishing goods. .,
Cotton. WOODEN, AMI linen Hosiery, 1910. ...
Carpet bags and Trunks and many q
Things of which there is scarcity; ..
Those who would be wise would come and buy
OF his splendid, cheap, and good supply -
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to me
either by book account note, previous to the burn
ing the Town the Sth Aug, ls55 will please
come and settle, as | cannot walt any longer / do
not mean your n"iShDor but yours IT, All accounts
up to the sth of August must be settled. - ..-''
Jan. 13. f... II. COHEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

IS now IN Tie bnilding formerly occupied by
u. Atkins, as tailor shop, few doofs above
lbe RolingAIilI, and that he is prepared to
ill all orders for FIRE ARMS Of every de. /.
iption-Riaes, Shot-Guns, Carbines, or
even '76 Muskets. He is also prepared 10 DO
all kinds OF repairing. He invites particular
attention to his Patent Breech Riaes--lhe
greatest invention Of the age. ''' '
In exchange for his Guns lie asks nothing
at all-except the money. Call and see him.
pOmeroY, Nav %. S54-tf. --
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AFFLICTED READ!
Philadelphia Medical House


Established twenty-five years ago by Dir. KISKEIIN
corner OF Third Union sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Seed Wheat.

BthGHAh { Co., have just received
thirty-five bushels of superior Michigan
white wheat, which they viii sell at cost
The wheat is entirely clean of cheat or
other foul seeds, and should be introduced
into Kansas. They have, also, forty-five
bushels of the red Mediterranean wheat,
which some farmers prefer ON aceotint cf
the heavy growth of straw; claiming that
it stands better than any other variety,
and also that it never turtis to cheat.
Farmers are deeply interested in proeu-
ring the best of seed in the commence
ment of their wheat growing in Kansas.
There will be good Touring mill in Law
renee next season, and good wheat will
be needed tosupply the heavy demand for
fioiir.
While on the subject we viii state that
farmers in England and in the old wheat
growing States, prevent smut in wheat by
wetting the seed in tar water, and then
mixing in as much Stacked lime as will
adhere to the wheat when wet. 1t should
be sown within a day or two of this ap-
plication.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

oT ST., LOUIS. Sept. 1.-The Kansas
correspondent of the Democrat says that
at meeting at Lawrence, on the 22d ult,
to elect delegates to the GrasshopperFalls
Convention, the Democratic ,Cing Of the Free
State party constituted .fte-siztjts QfHse au-
di1o7g: The delegates were all IN favor
oe *.St.ng at the fall election.
Redpath, of the Mo. Democrat is re-
sponsible for the above. Andwho compose
''the Democratic wing of the Free State
party" thus halfway censiired fot favbr-
ing the election of delegates, who were
in favor of voting at the October election?
They were the most reliable and devoted
friends of the Free State movement in
Kansas, those who have labored hardest
and sacrificed most for the cause, and who
to man sympathized with the Republi-
can party in the States last year, and
could they have vetedj would have voted
for John C. Fremont for the Presidency.
1t is such falsehoods, which the letter
writers are continually sendingEast, which
misrepresent the position of things in
Kansas, and which does such incalculable
mischief to the cause. When will they
cease?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Another Ezra.Judiciai Opinion.

weer. the District 8ttorneS for Kansas;
has, like Judge Cato, made blunder by
giving his opinion on the election law.
Had Gov. Walker, or some Territorial
official whose business required him to
interpret that Law, demanded such an
opinion from the U. S. Attorney, it wodld
have been well enough, but he seems
quite too anxious to furnish the public
with his dicta to have it received for law.
Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton each
eptertain contrary opinion, and ii is f5t
probable that they will reverse their ma
tured conviction ON such weak arguments
as Cato and Weer have furnished. The
President sheutd teach these men who are
so liberal with extra-judiciai opinions that
they could labor in private station to
better advantage than in the post they are
now occupying.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Apo,i,er Tovn case pecided.

Our readers viii be -gratifed to know
that the contest which has been going on
before the Register of the Land Office,
between the Trustees of OsAwAToMIE and
some adventurers, who had attempted to
squat tpoh and hold portion of the town
site, was decided Immediately upon the
closing of the case; in favor of the Trus-
tees. As these proceedings involved the
title to property of immense value, Osa-
watomie being one of otif most important
and progressive towns, the subject lad
enlisted very general attention, and the
result will, we are sure, be hailed with un-
qualified satisfaction by the people of
Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
A Hnhle Surinarner

On Sunday last, a horse started in the
river of his own accord from the Kansas
side, and swan across to this city. This
must have been pro-slayery horse, and
like .eoergbOdy else has giten up Kansas to
the free State party, and swan the Mis-
souri, river, in order to get to the land of
"Sambo," where he would get we'll cur
ried and fed.
The abeve IS clipped frotn the St.
Joseph Journal. 1t is frank admission,
incidentally made, but nevertheless true,
that Everybody" who is acquainted with
the facts, ''has given up Kansas to the
Free State party" We hope the people
of Missouri will be as intelligent as was
the horse, and not interfere with Kansas
matters any further, thinking TO control
our institutions, for should they do so they
will ultimately come to the same conclu-
sion with the journal editor, and his
"pro-slavery horse'' that.he is not needed
On this side of the Missouri river; or State
line unless he comes is an actual resident,
settles down upon the soil, and becomes
one of us, then he can vote, think and
act as he deems to his best interest, with
out interruption by any one. Those,
however, who come in any other capacity
than actual six months residents. of the
Territory, and attempts to vote should be
compelled to beat hasty retreat across
the line.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
The Nominations.

We observe that Messrs. c.. K. HoLLI-
DAY and o. f. LEONARD were nominated
at the Sac and Fox Agency the other day
for Council. These gentlemen are can
didates for the 7th Council District, COM
posed of Shawnee, Richardson, Davis,
Wise, Breckenridge, Bourbon, Godfrey,
Wilson, Dorm, McGee, Butler. Hunter,
Greenwood, HGdison, Weller; C0ffey,
Woodson and Allen counties.
Messrs. SAMUEL STEWART. CHRISTIE
PIER COLUMBIA and JOHN CURTIS were
nominated for Representatives to the
Territorial Legislature at the sainc time
for the 18th, 18th, l4th and 10th, Repre-
sentative district, which embrace Rich
ardson, Davis, Wise, Breckenridge, Wei
Ter, Madison, Butler, Hunter, Greenwood,
Bourbon, Godfrey, Wilson, Dorm, McGee,
Woodson, Cofey, Allen, Anderson, and
Franklin counties.
Voters in. the above districts will OBJ
serve who the above candidates are, and
our subscribers in the different counties
will be sure and retain this number of the
Herald of Freedom, and be in attendance at
the several polls in the different oottnties
at an early hour on the 9Th of of October,
and make sure that every Free State man
gives his votes in their proper counties
for these candidates. and these clone. It
will not do to throw away single vote,
for lost ballot may be defeat.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Variable tns.rue,.nns-aead.

We take pleasure at this time, on the
eve of an important election, to call the
attention of the reader to the following
instructions from President BUcHASAE to
Gov. WALKER, through the Secretary of
State. Those Instructions are worthy the
consideration of any friend of Kansas, and
will meet the appreciation of all who
wish to see our political difficulties hon
orably and speedily adjusted by the resi-
dents Of the Territory. Amons other
things, the President says
''There are two great objects connected
with the present excitement growing out
of the affairs of Kansas, and the attain
ment of which will bring il to a speedy
termination. These were clearly and
suceinctly stated in the Presidents recent
inaugural address, and l embody the par
agraphs in this communication, asking
your special attention to them. 1t is de-
clared in that instrument to be the i'm
perative and indispensable duty of the
Government of the United States. to Sc
cure eJCry resJlens ;nlGbitant The free and in
dependent expression Of las opinion Jyllis uote.
This sacred right Of each indiuidual MUST
be preserved. and that being accomplished,
nothing can be fairer than to Leare the peo-
pie Of the Territory, free from foreign iajau-
enoc, to decide their duty for themselves, sub.
iect only to the Constitution of theUnited
States.
'Upon these great rights of individual
action and of public decision tests the
foundation of American institutions, and
ii.they are faithfully secured to the peo-
pie of Kansas, the political condition of
the county isiil soUn become quiet and
satisfactory. Tile institutions Of Kansas
should be established Gy tie UOtes Of Aepeople
Of Kansas, 1enaUed and uninterrupted By
force or. fraud. And foreign goters MUST be
excluded, COME WHENCE THEY MAY, and
every attempt to overawe or interrupt the
free exercise of the right Of voting must
be promptly repelled and punished. Free
dom and safely toa. the legal uoter, and er-
clu8io,s and pulH&haaent for the Illegal one
THESE SHOULD BE THE GREAT PRINCIPLES
OF YOUR ADMINISTRATION"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Geological Observations.

Mr.. EsKRIDGE, at Emporia, has kindly
furnished us with the following geologi-
cal examination Of the earth underlying
that place, the excavation having been
made for the purpose of procuring water.
He writes
EMPoRIA, Z. T., Aug. 80, 81.
DEAR SIR:-I made hurried geologi-
cal examination Of the well TO which you
called my attention, and found 1T was
sunk TO the depth of thirty-six feet be-
fore rock was reached. The surface and
subsoi1; t55ether; are, in this particular
spot, about seven feet deep; whiehi 50 far
as my observation has extended, Is the
average depth On the high land, in this
portion of Kansas. About eighteen feet
below, a bed of gravel, FIVE feet through,
saturated with water so much as to occa-
sion dripping from the side of the we'll
Passing on throtioh this; we came to what
is familiarly called soap-s.oLe, Bfieft we
found to be about five feet in depth, and
resting immediatly on layer of blue
limestone, some four feet in thickness.
Going down about the same number of
feet through soapst9ne again, we struck
another layer of limestone about the same
thickness as the first. After this, we
worked through thirteen feet of slate of a
dark color, and came to whitish looking
rock of crystalline or CLASSY texture, and,
though very hard, seems not to have un-
dergone complete formation. This, in
thickness, was about three feet. Next
we struck slate, and went down three
feet, and again came to layer of rock,
about four feet IN thickness, having
striking resemblance to blue lifaestene;
and charged with shells and petrifed
roots of different kinds. The remaining
depth, about si16. feet; was through slate
similar to that above mentioned, altogether
making the depth of the well about
eighty feet
I have had well commenced about
$50 yards this side the saw mill, in the
raFine. It is down between twelve and
thirteen feet. They struck water at
little under IL feet. Two or three feet
further will be sufficient to get an abun-
dance of water. So you can publish that
there are three good wells OF water m the
town site of Emporia-two at the mill
and one for the Company And those
who say water can't be had at Emporia,
must change their time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, Sept. 1st. at the Eagle
Hotel, City Of Pittsburg, by the Rev. J. L. Read.
of the NJ E. Churchi Ar. F. N. SwIsHER. of
Prairie City. K. T., and Miss MATTE Z. CAL
wElIl Of Lawrence County, Pa:
Our friends vii; aeeept our thanks for accom-
panying documents.
At the Shawnee House, LeaVenworth, by Rev.
G. W. Paddock, on the 9Th inst, Hon. HENRY
SHELDON, of Council Cit, K. T., to Miss ELIZA
BBTH PIPER. of Seccca Castle, Ontario County,
\. Y.
Ut The Harris House. Westport, on the 9th
inst, BY Rev. Nathan Searrett, Mr.. WM. A..
SHRoYER to Miss Pf.naB ". FrRGEsoN. both of
this city.
.0n the 1Othinst., at Manhattan. K. T., by FL
derM i. Wisuer, JOHN w. PIPHER. formerly of
Cincinnati. Ohio, % Miss MARY A. WIsNER. of
Batavia, Ill.
Cincinnati weekly Times and Batayia pasers
please copy.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Lawrence Bu.iness pirectery.

MINER & ECLLER. Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence haHsaS. Particular attention given
to Surgery snd diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN b. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
ker, Lawrence, Kansas,
G.. STORRS, Jr., Land Agent and Surveyor
81. SHANkLIN. Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT, DeaIerin Dry Goods and Groceries.
r L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and Jeweier.
i. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, T. L. Whitney
WAFERIlEY HOUSE, l.. Hort.
+. :. LON NAN, Attorney ut Law.
JOHN NJ C0E. Counselor. and Attorney at Law
G.. ". BROW \, 4 tt'y ct Law and Land Agent
GEO. FORD, Dealer in DRY Goods, Groceries, dc.
RIDEN0ER & BRO, Land Agents and Real
EstSte Hrokefs.
MORROW TfOUSE, Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, b. JohHsoB.
5. n. WOOD & CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
S. y. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARNS: Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky
D. s. BuRNHAM. Dealer in Seeds and Agricul-
tural Implements.