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Mail Robbery.

On the Both ult, Mr.. ]. S. Tilden of Park
man, mailed a registered letter, containing $500
in bank bills, anda draft of $500, to G. Tayler,
Cashier of the " R. Bank. The letter did not
reach its destination, and eireumstaees causing
suspicion to rest upon Henry Kariher, the mail
carrier. he was arrested on the 9TH. brought be-
fore Justice Abel. and held to bail in The sum of
$500, for his appearance on the next day Knr-
iher appeared and the examination commenced,
and after several witnesses had been heard.
Messrs. Smith & Fuller, Attorneys for the State,
requested an adjournment for the purpose of OBJ
tanning further testimony. Kariher was again
held to bail in the sum of $500. to appear on
Thursday the 18th. When the hour appointed
for trial c me- ariher did not appear, and his
bonds are forfeited.
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Tha Meeting. "Wednesday Evening.

Although the evening was dark and rainy, o
respectable number of citizens assembled at En-
pire Hall to listen to Messrs. Caldwell and Plumb
of Jefferson. The meeting was organized by
appointing c. W. Smith, Chairman. Mr.. Cad
well then showed up the beauties of Leeomp-
tonism delineated the steady lapse of the Dem
ocratic party from the principles once advocated
by its founders, its extravaganza, and its entire
swallowing up by the pro slavery faction, in an
able speech Of about an hour and a half. Mr..
Caldwell is a graceful. fluent speaker, was thor
oughly master of his subject, and did it jus
tice.
After he had closed, Mr.. Plumb made a very
brief speech, but long enough to show that he
was posted. This was the first time We have
heard him, and we have a much higher opinion
ofhis talents than we had before. He is quite a
young man, but we prophecy he will be more
widely known at some future day.
1.-THE above was written for last weeks paper,
but was overlooked.
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sheria's office, wAaaEs. Oct. 9Th. i.5t.-5@-s.So
IN TRUMBULL COUNTY COM
MN PLEAS.
Geo. c. Harding and jane Harding.
Mary Reeve ct. 81

lal1J ArtNc = al
Mary Reeve and Robert Cfgrk n the State OF Iylf-
nOis, MariSh Reeve of the City Of New YORK sJerremisA
Reeve. James Reeve AMI Sarah Reeve ofthe County OF
Trumb1ll and State OF Ohio, are hereby notified that .
petition was fled against them on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, A. D.. Sc, in the Court OF Common Pleas %
Trumhull County by Jane Harding and George C, Hard
ing her husband. wherein said Jane Harding demands
partition OF the foliosiug Real Estate, situa;ed In tho
Township Of Kinsman in said Trumhuil County. and
being the llDdS owned by jeremiah Reeve, deceased.
late ofsaid Township. at the time Of his decease. Said
hnd Is in three parcels mostly in lot No. Il. Parcel
Isl is saunded on the North by lands OF Lysander G.
Vile Roai- and Westby .he section line Parcel 2na
is bounded. East by lands OF james 3. Christys S0uek-
West ard North by lands of David Brackin. Parcei3d
is bounded. IVES. by lands OF Alexander Wade's Heirs,
South md East by Land Of David Brackia: North partly
hy lands Of David Brzekin and partly by hnds Of the
Board Of Educatoin Of kinsman Township; and tbst At
The next term Of said Court. said Jane Harding and
Geo. c. Harding viii apply for an order n, az partition
nay be made in ssid premises.
A. TE0aANS.
Sept 10, 5S-6w ATTY. fer Petitioners.
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The s-choolmaster Abroad.

The following is a veritable letter, received q
few days since by Messrs- Paekaad-& Barnum
of this place. We print it oerbatim ct lteraim,
emitting only the signature.
Mr. Packard and Co Sir Pleas to Send me mr.
Sealleys manuel on az bertyping i have mailed
you twenty fore Cents Worth of Poste Stamps to
Pay fer this Book and if this amounte Donte
Pay Ter the Box Pleas to send me a list of What
is Back on the Book i have Started to Draw
Pieklers on glass Sealeys Work i Wonte Write
Write on Site and j Wonte to Now If you keep
Gases glass mats and P~eserfcrs fer Sail if you
Doc Pleas to give me a liste of the Prices When
you Sende the Book if you Cant get the Box or
.hante gst it Pleas to Sende me glass fer the
amounte by mail NAH the Book to Greenfield
Worth Poste ofee mercer Co Pa TO :
Mercer Co Pa
Greenfield Worth Poste Office if you these artick-
els thati Mead a may Sende fer them by mail
one and a While yours with respect to Warren
Ohio to mr. Paekerd and Co from = Of
Greenfield mercer Co Pa
Oct 1th 1858
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Musical.

Musical.
The Barker Family will sing at Empire Hall
on Thursday and Friday evenings, They gave
a concert here a few months since, and those
who heard them, spoke highly of the talents Of
the company. and especially praised the bass
singing.
On Friday evening the Continentals viii sing
at High School Hall. We have never heard
this company. and cannot speak from personal
knowledge. but their fame is too wide spread
not to have reached the ears of many here. We
have heard but one opinion expressed concern
ing their Performances, and that is. that they
have no Supporters
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NEWS
FIR THE ATLANTIC CABLE

Warren, Sept. Goth SO.
Editors ofthe ckrOaiele:-Yo will lease announce
to the readers Of your valuable paper. that your cores
pondent has just returned from the great Eastern Me
tropolis- where he saw the Cable laid-assisted in lay
and saw several other Metropolitan items; hut of most
importance to the readers of your journal, saw and
bought the largest and best stock of goods (part of
which are enumerated below which are offered for
SALE"
mot to take heme and use "a while and then return }
at very low prices. fer cash. both at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
and would invite the attention OF both merchants and
consumers. generally
7 y CARS for men and boys, all styles.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE HAT-New style and nice.
BASKETS-A large assortment, consisting of Ladies
Travelling. Work. Toilet and Cap Baskets. all STYLES
and prices; Knife Baskets. Dinner and Toy Baskets.
CARPET BAGS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Wilton.
Brussels, yenitian. Enameled and Plush all varieties
very cheap.
AND CABAS. from one 70 six dollars.
CHENILLE & BERLIN WOOL sIIAELs-A great
variety of patterns aud prices rs to $500.
CIIILDRENs WOOL SHANIS, TALMAS GAPS M
C0ATS-In great variety u cOlors and styles.
HOODS n R~IGG0LETTS-Al kinds very cheap.
HoSERY-Ladie Misses and Children 5. all kinds
coiOrs aud prices, call and see them.
COUNTRY KNIT SoCKS-for mems wear.
cuILDRENS LE6GINS-difereot kinds, Childrens
Hose Wool and Merino, all colors.
GLovES-for Ladies and Gents, all kinds and prices
in Buck. Wool and Silk. lined and plain.
G~AUNTLETS-for Ladies and Gents. in Buck. Wool.
SIM, and Lisleia first rate assortment, very cheap,
BrCK GLOVES AM MITTESs-a good stock.
U~NDE6SHIRTS y DDRAWERS-:he best and cheap
est stock in town, call and see.
VELVET RIBB0NS-in SILK and Cotton.
RCCHES-alI kinds styles and prices, some with flow
ers. cheap and tasty.
CMBRELLAS-a good assortment.
JET ~C0LLARS-fer Ladies, a new article and very
fashionable.
CURL CLASPS-fnr Ladies use.
CHILDRENS y MEANT HATS y CAPS-aIl
kinds.
$50 r RATAN HOOPS.
COVERED STEEL y BRAS HOOPS.
SKELETON SKuTS-Ehite and colored. some new
styles; the attention Of Ladies IS invited.
cHANriiLA VEILS-Greenand Brown Barages.
DRESS DUTT0NS-in greS variety OF styles.
PAPER AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Cap.
ststta. Commercial Sete. Bath Post and Gilt Paper,
Buf Canary, White and Fancy Envelopes. Steel
Pens. Wood Pencils. Pen Holders, Rubber Basers
&c. &c. all Qualities
PERFUAERT-soap- c~oIogres. Lustrale, Lilly White,
Extracts. &c. &S.
MEMORANDUM B0oKs-a large Stock
STATES ANDSLkTE PENCILS.
BUGLB BEADS AND BUGrE TRIMMING.
IoBkCC0 B0XBS-Snrg Boxes ard Cigar Cases,
Threads, Linen. White and Colorea SPOOL Thread.
Pins, Hooks d Eyes. Needles, Combs. Brushes. Gun
Sharpners, Suspenders, Elastics, GunibalIs, spectac-
les. &c. sc.
ANOTHER LOT or TIE PATENT FIRE KINDLERs
jus. received, just the thing every family wants,
sure "a go every time and cheaper than shaYings.-
Call and get a box
Further particulars next week. in The meantime We
invite Erery6ody to call in and see for themselves.
III. STEWART.
Sept. %. IS. No 10 Market St.
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NOTICES OF TnE E

sent BY mail, free. on receip. Of the price
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lunhus & Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie. and CieYe-
land s. Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
"a Mantua with Hacks fer Bavenna.
q Bracevilie with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c
=" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenyille Mead.
willie, Bloomfield, Garfield, sc
:" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence By P. 2. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
July %. 1858. CHAs. L. RHODES, supt.
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Western Reserve Horse Fair

III ST. onnr,1 .IroftLo Wostsrn Resarvt
"i = u
Horse Breeders Association Will take place a
Ravenna. on the 18th, Doth and 2Ist of this
month Tho sou,u;nn;s ,be list of premium:
-
70 be distributed.
Best Stallion. for all purposes, four years
old and over. S25,oo
Second best, lo,eo
Best Stallion. for all purposes. two
years. and under four years old, l5OO
Second Best, l0.O0
Bfst Stallion, Tor all purposes, uhdtf
two years old, wv
s ccna Best. 5,OO
Best Brcod Mare, 20lGO
Second best. lO,eU
= Best three year old Colt, Ceiling. l0,00
Second Best 500
Best three year old Filley, 1000
Second Best. 5,OO
-CAne1AGE HsRsEs Best pair match
ed Carriage Horses, fiteen hands
and upwards, 23,O5
Second Best, 13.OU
Best span matched Carriage Mares, l5,UO
Best single Carriage Horse, hiteen
hands and upwards, lSUO
Second Best, iOUo
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FOR SAL. f..
Rare Chance for Investment !

'WU dwelling houses with garden lots
attached. antftxo fae bailling lOts-cne adjoin-
ing Judge Birehsrd's Office, and well fitted for a busis
ness stand; the other a large lot near Amos DunlaP's.
also. a fine Garden Farm Of nearly ten acres within a
mile and a quarter Of town, having a good two story
brick dwelling. a good barn and orchard, is well fenced.
in good repair and under a high state of cultivation.
For prices ard particulars enquire at King d Broth-
er's Jeweiry Store, or Of the subscriber.
IT,. b. KING.
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Horse Stealing.

On Friday, the 30th nit, McAninch was ex-
amined before Justice Abel on the charge of
horse stealing, was committed to prison to await
his trial at the Court of Common Pleas. The
prisoner took a fancy to a horse in the possess
ion of Henry Tew OF Fowler; he stole the horse
and escaped to Pennsylvania and was arrested,
on a requisition fromthe Governor, and escorted
to Warren.
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Light LIGHT

Those excellentiard lamps, so many of which
were sold in this County last winter by peddlers,
can be obtained at M'Lain's Crocke,y Store in
this place. They took the first premium at the
Ohio State Fair for utility and cheapness, Civ.
ing three times as much light as candles, and at
less than one quarter the expense. Price only
forty cents, and warranted to give satisfaction.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William Tenant,
In Trumhun
Common Pleas.


BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued ont Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF TrumbulI County. Ohio, to ne
directed and delivered, ! have levied upon and shall
expose TO publ; sale. at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said County on
Saturday the 9Th day of November, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. aud 4 P. NJ tho
following described Real Estate; 70 wit: Situate in Yer
non Township. numIeT six, in the first range Ct Town
ships IN the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State
OF ohio. and which IS also In the Country Of Trumbu1i,
and is knO IN as part OF lot number twenty six. in said
Vernon, in said county in the Granger tack and sur
vey, and is bounded as follows Beginning at the
Southeast corner OF this tract, and Horace Bates = "
corner. at the center Of the road leading from John
ston to Vernon, thence North to a stone marked T. I. s.;
thence North 10 4 stone marked L. q s.. standing in
the Northeast corner Of this lot; thence West, on lands
Of James Thompson; on the North and South along the
center OF said highway. 50 far that a parallel line with
the east line will make thirty three and one third ae-sa
Of land, be the sane more or less; appraised at si9
per acre TEsHs. Cash, on day Of sale.
A. \. LYMAN.
Sharil's Office. WxRRES. Oct. 9Th. taJ@-5y-4O 90
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NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
From among the hundreds Of favorable notices, from
ue must respectable journals Of the country. OF our
cheap edition of 'Livingstone's Travels and Explora-
tons in Africa," we take the following:
at abounds in descriptions of strange and wonder
fal scenes, among n people and in a country entirely
new TO the civilized world: and altogether we regir It
as one Of the most interesting books issued within the
past year "-Datfy Democrat, Patterson, NJ.
1T is empha.:cally an edition for the people; and,
Judging from the rapid sale with which il is meeting,
it is fully appreciated by them-"-CkristicE FresneH'
B0st0R-
The book is having a great run. AMI will be readily
every reading Ean. woman and child. in this as well
as other lands."-sshia5ala Ohio Telegraph.
'Iie work is finely illustrated, we'll printed. and
firmly bound. thus answering in every respect the de-
maud for a popular and cheap edition OF the Journeys
ana Researches in South Africa Those OF osr read
ers who would have a delightful hook for readi & At
any hour. will not be Disappointed in this work
5. Journal.
with truth we can say. tibet seldom Is presented to
the reading public a work containing snch = vast
amount Of solid ia trueticn AZ the one in question =
The volume is handsomely illustrated, aad presents
that unique appearance OF exterior for which Nr. Brad
ley's publications are noted. AlgG=iHe-
This interesting work should be in the hands ofev-
cry one. Its interesting pages Of adventures are lIl
of instruction and amusement. Ten thOusand copies.
it is stated, have been sold in oae month-"-3TtHra
.AMerieaa-
..Dr. Livings.one's Travels and Researches 10 South
Africa appear TO great advantage in this edition,
which is undoubtedly the edition most acceptabis TO
the reader who rezds for practical instruction aid
amusemeB."-SatHrday Post.
.The edition ofDr. Livingstoneis Travels. Published
by J: W. Bradley is just what il rurPorts 10 be- Like
all Mr.. Bradley's Publications, it is excel'cutly gotten
ur."-TiOsa .~GgitGt0r. ia.
we can the edition of DR.. Livingstone's
Travels, published by Bradley, Of Philadelphis, as ev-
cry way worthy of public patronage. It's excellence
and its caeapness recommend it over all others
FraHk Leslie's Magazine.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
To AqentS and CanUdSSerS

We have recently published several new and salea-
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LIFE of LOUIS NAPOLEON; with Biographical Mott
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being a complete History Of India and the PRESENT
4 THE AND THE tale Of
thrilling interest, by T S. Arthur; LIFE OF DIR.
KANE, and the Distinguished American Explorers,
&c, &c.
These, with our former Extensive Catalogue Of Pop
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Publications ever offered 10 Agents aud CanvasSeTs,
to whom We offer the most liberal terms. Send for
cur List, which il sen: Freeto any Part of the Caiiel
States
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Commitment.

Vim. King. Of Miles, who was arrested for
petit larceny. and admitted to bail, was last
week committed to Jail, his bail having sur
rendered him. Six Of the seven prisoners now in
Jail, we believe, are charged with not making a
distinction between their own property and 9th
er peoples.
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TPBy an Act Of the Legislature Of last winter, =
Law was passed providing for the semi-annual ceIec-
ton OF Taxes. which provides that the one-half OF the
taxes levied for the current year shall be paid on or
before the Goth day OF December. 1858, and the remain
ing half on or before the 20.h day OF June, 1853. the
same penalties attaching % the non-psyment Of the
amount due Dec. %, ISIS, as i. the whole amount vas
due as heretofore. d. b. GILMORE,
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Once, Warren, Trumhull CO,t
Ohio. August 18th. IS5s -6w.
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Ahead Again.

Miss Pelton of Gustavus. who has so often
borne off the prizes at the Fair in this County
was awarded the cup at the Pennsylvania State
Fair held at Pittsburgh last week, for the best
exhibition Of Ladies' Equestrianism.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

NHE SUBSCRIBER would 10 the
Il citizens Of Warren and vicinity, that he has
opened 4 large and fresh stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, in the building formerly occupied by D. B. Gil
more. ? doors West of the Bank. He has on hand, and
intends keeping, almost all articles in his line, and Of
the best qualify.
Crushed, Granuiated. Refined aud Powdered Sugar,
NO do. liams. shoulders, Dried Beef, Flour, Fish
Coffee, Teas. &c &c, constantly on hand, at prices to
suit the times.
N. B. No drinking saloon connected with this estab-
iishment. JACOB ANDREWS.
Warren, Aug rs, ls5S-fs.
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A DMTNISTRATRIX, SALE

~ REAL ESTATE. On the nth day Of October
next at 10 o'clock A NJ. at the reridence Of Bethusf
Phillips in Mecca, viii be sold to the highest bidder
the following Real Estate as the property Of John
NOrehouse deceased. to wit. Nineteen and IS lee
acres in the ". pt. of lot 46 in Greeneto~nship 7Elar
bull County Ohio; one uns iyided sixth rarf Of sre
aeresin lot ) in said township. bounded West by land
ofO- W Clark; ". and s. by land Of Geo. w. PAitapss
L by highway
Terms Of sale. One third down, and the bahRre N
two equal annual payments with interest.
JULIA M0REHOCSE Adaa.
Sent aad, 52-4wf OF John Morehouse. dee.
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THE STATE OF OHIO TRUMBULL
l. ~CoUSTY.IN III COURT oE COMMON PLEAS


Thomas j. Grey.
The said Thomas J. Gray IN take notice that 81 sns
18th day Of Sept A. D.. IS, Cynthia L. Gray zled her
petition in said Court. asking : divoTce from said Thorn
atJ.. on the ground Of extreme eruety and gross neg
iect OF duty She asks a divorce for said causes. the
custody and control Of Lewis Gray. her minor child by
said marriage. and s1at she be restored TO her maiden
name of y nthia L. ca.k. and for general relief Said
cause win be for hearing at the 0ctobr term Of SAID
Court. A. D. 81. eURTISS d SMITH,
Septic 5s-6E. Attys- for Petitioner.
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DRUSHES.-The best assortment of
ID Hair and Cloth Brushes. Dressing Combs, Raw
uorn Buffalo, Fine Ivory Combs, Raw Horn Fine
Combs. and all kinds Of Pocket Combs in town, can be
found at IL sTEwART's 10 Market Street.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

oDER or COURT.-Oa the 10th day Of October, A.
d.. 1858 at one O'Clock P. ~. on the premises in the
town OF Liberty. TrImbuil County Ohio. will be sold
to the highest bidder the following Real Estate, as the
property of Nancy T. Anderson deceased, TO Wit
Bounded Oh the North BY lands now owned by John B.
Hood; East by lands Owned by Daniel Boys; on the
South hy lands owIeI BY EphTaim Thomas; and ON the
West by tho public high-ay, and conf3iss fourteen
acres OF land. Terms male known 81 me daS OF sale.
EPiRAIA TH0M IS. Admr.
osNANCY Z. ANDERSON.
By CrRrrss 4 SNnru. Attrs. Sent. E-4r
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The reputation Of Or. B L. Iiill, so widely aud favo-
rsbly known, both as a teacher Of Anatomy and Sur
gerry, in two different Medical Colleges, aud as an
extensive and successful practitioner OF medicine.
gives to the following letter peculiar value:
W. II. COLLEGE, October 18th, 1855.
PRoF. GATcuELL- Dsar Sir: Permit me, as you are
about to enter upon i wfler field Of medical labor. To
introduce you to the numerous friends, both physicians
and laymen, that a life OF medical fetching aud active
practice has secured me.
Intimately acquainted with you. as I have been for
the last twelve years, both as a practitioner and teacher
OF medicine. du-ing a part Of the time as a partner in
pi actiCe, with dailv opportunity Of observing your
skill and success in the trestment of The different forms
Of chronic diseases, incident to both sexes and all ages,
l most unhesita;ingly say to my friends, that / know
no man now living in whom I have SO mach confidence,
SIS q ply stefan in chronic diseases, whether as regards
accuracy in distinguishing, or skill in treating.
would also express TO them the very high conf
denee which | have in the honor and integrity which
l have ever found to mark your intercourse with 9th
ers. With highest esteem, very truly yours,
Sept. !, i5S-tf. B. l.. HILL.
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9-Important to Farmers, FarTieis and
Livery Men.

G-Important to Farmers, FarTieis and
Livery Men.
BEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT Is the
only Medicine IN use which will enectually cure RISG
BoSE. SPAWN and SILENT. Il is not claimed for the
Arabian Ointment, as it is for nearly all other medi
cines of the day. to cure all diseases Which Horse and
Man are heir to, but only to cure the above named dis
eases, when il is used according to directions. Ring
bone. SPAWN and Splent are diseases OF precisely a
! similar character. consequently a medicine which VIII
benefit or care one, IL adapted to the other This Oiht-
ment penetrates the pores, reaches and converts the
caliOus into matter. and the diseased lump is thus dis
chaI ged in the form OF Tus or matter through the skin.
without removing the hair, il not put on heavier than
according to directions. 1t has been said by those
who have used the Ointment, That it will cure the Poll
Evil and Farcy. itis certain, however. that it viii
cure or remove any calious lumps from a horse.
wherever located. Try it. and II, after using I aweek
according 10 directions, yoAsre not satisfied IS TO ITS
efficacy. return the box 10 the agSu.- and he will refund
tue Money.
PsicE Si.oa PER Rax. Manufactured anil sold Whole
sale ny II H.BEArTI d CO., FraakAR. YeaaE-
Z go Co.. Pa, to whom all orders must he directed.
For sale BY WOODS & PEW sole Agents for TTun-
bnIi County.
TRY IT. AS THERE Is 10 RISK.
I Jaiy u. ie5S-3m.
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a GOOD>SECOND HAND PIANO

4 GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
IN At HALF FRiCE.
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
at Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
st Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO
At Half Price
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO