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a a Z GEs > IA a. IL
HAVE now on hand and Tor sale, a
L quantity Of the hest Flows now in use, both Steel
AMI Cast. al gr0un and polished in arst rate order,
among which may he found GiLLS' COORDINATION
LOWS manufactured At Columbus, Ohio. OF ih-s.. j
have several sizes aui stylcsf GibJ-' CyiiuGer Mold.
beard PloEs. manu-" c.ured at Neaton Fails, by Board
man e heF., NhO are Yea 6cowu to have no siperiGss
}" .He manufacture OF plOws. in this part Of the cOuU-
try Also, tie New York Premium, the Star PloEs.
&c, all OF which [ viii sell on rs fair terIss IS Che
same quality Of piUws can he bought for-l Il any O-ler
establishment 10 this section Farmers. Who are wait
Ing 10 get a good pillow. will do we'll 20 call and exam
Inc Ey stock before purchasing elsewhere. My PioEs
are all warranted to give satisfaction.
have also on hII Il, and am still manufacturing 2.
D-l4nOe's Independent Horse Rake, Thermometer
ChuTn, (CoEles PateEt) H~acklsy's Cheese Press.
which Is a perfect SIIeezer; PTovii.n Safes. Straw
Cutters, F1rE Handles Hoe Handles. B Hives. &c
I have also On haad, n quantity OF One Wheel Car
rags. commonly known hy the name Of "Paijys
Gig" finished Ur in gooi style, ami made coed size.
designed for farmers aad others who El5y want a good
cITr.age OF that class.
lam also prepared TO do III kinds Of job Work, such
as Saving. Planning Turning, &c.
All the above namei articles can he found at nv
Shop. on DUMMY Hill, where J shall be happy to ses my
friends, who may see dt 20 give ne 4 call. Come right
along, any time Of the DAY. IOa viii fad good hitch
ing posts, srd the cars won't scare your horses
ARR MESSENGER
Warren. o.. March 81, is5S-ts.
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An Independence Ball ONES off at Lanes
Hotel, Burgh Hill, on the ID or 5th-time not
definitely ascertaIned. Mr.. Lane has recently
taken the hotel formerly occupied by him, and
from his popularity in days lang syne, - we are
assured those who may attend will have a good
time.-GreeReiHe Times.
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NEWTON FAILS WOODEN FICTORY
-ENIIE subscriber bees leave TO inform

L the community. that he has bought The Wooden
Factory 1t Newton Falls. formerly OEnei ry II. c.
souie, and being a practical workman, having for the
last years worked as Spinner. at West Warren Wooden
Factory, and before that at Rlveura. Summit Factory.
requests 4 share Of business.
To .hoSe having Wool to manufacture into Cloth. l
beg to inform them thar l am prepared TO manufacture
at the following prices:
Flaunels. yard wide, IL cents per yard.
Sbeeting. . quarters wide, 37tt cents per yard.
Blankets TEiilei, 10
TEccfs. .
Fuiied Cloth, FROM 30 TO 80
Custom Carding, ) cents per pound.
Cardiug and Spinning, l2ls cents per pound. Reel
ing ~ cents per pound.
= b. All Work Warranted.
ALLEN HOTLE.
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1870 -nONNECTI0Ns.

sgt3A N. Express bound West meets Nail bound
East NJ Aurora.
t5:n +. u. Express bound East meets Sail bound
West at Nsntua.
MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumhus & Cincinnati. Cleveland d Erie. and Cieve-
land K Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks 10 Cha.riu Falls.
d" Mautua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Eraceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GrrsuyiI!c Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
T" Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enou Valley, and thence by T. T. ".
d C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
May %, 1858. CIIAS. l.. RHODES, Supt.
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Sewing Machines.

A nean Improvement. we understand has just
bsen made on Atwater's fifteen dollar Sewing
Machine, which adds greatly to the beauty and
certainty of It's working.
The machines are TO be on exhibition at
Adams Bookstore, on Saturday July Sd.
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8 DRUGGISTS. -
HALL, :,
e Vangorder's Block. N
g w a PEW -
% APOTHEC4RYS md DRUGGISTS y
Are constantly receiving additions to their 81
- already large stock, and are now warranted in ~
saying that they have as large aid fresh stock
= OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, DYE u
STUPFS. dc rs ever brought to Warm.
The experience Of Il years i. the Drug buSi- -
sintss, we hope is s~ah'cieEt guaranty of cana
y JiIity to satisfy -. b no NAY favor Us with a cal.
, NIB. All goods warranted as represented. -
They keep constantly on haad = fg!I supply OF
Falnestock's Pure Lead in Oil,
.1.XN do do
Pure White LeaI. dry,
Pure Red 20 do
Litharge,
Pm. Z Lehigh Zine, pure in OIL.
PasSaic No ], Snow white, do
Tsrpenrine, Rosin, &c.
yellow Oehre,
Chrome Green dry and in Oil.
Chrome yellow DO do
Paris Green do DO
N~eriigris, dry and in Oil,
Dark Scarlet, do do
van byhe brown; ufy Shd IN OIL,
~ rqrpt SIENNA do do
Raw & Burnt Umber' dry and in Oil
Spanish Whiting.
LINSEED OIL!
Sperm. Lard Tanner's, Machinery, Castor and Olive
Camphcue and Earning Fluid. warranted;
Earuishes-Nos ] & , Copal, Coach Body, Polishing,
Picture, Damar, aud japan Leather;
Patent Dryer, Lamp Black. Ext LOgWool, CamwOOd,
Fustic, Copperas, Blue YitrioI, &c;
Pure Cream Tartar and Sup. Carl. Soda;
10 boxes WOinan's Friend Soap, Fancy & TOil.t Soaps
Of all kinds.
Nice Handkerchief Ex;raets-Cologne Bay Water &c.
Ext. Lemon, Vanilla Rhasherry. Celery. Rose, &c.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS will find 4 good assert
ment Of Eclectic Preparations in crude, powdered and
concentrated forms.
~Sulphlte nOTphine-onc case OF Powers { Weight
mans manufacture, Just received.
SulDhaLs Quininc-ItO or just reed and in store.
MEDICINAL LIQUORs-BEsF QUALITY.
Longworth's Sparkling Catawba,
Pure ChauPasne. Pure claret.
Bgrha5e's Holland Bitt-rs.
DR. Morses 1nvig"tatiug Cordial,
"Norning Call" 4 nice Tonic, DiuretiC and Anti Dys-
Ieptic Bitter, &c, Nc.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
Piiis-NcLane's Liver. Ayers. Sellers, HoIIoways,
Wririt's Indian Vegetable, Jaynes. dc. &c.
A-le M~edicine-Ruinine, Deshler'S and StroLSs trns,
DR.. MANN Asus i;aisam, Hedges Fever " Asue De
s.royer. &c. Sc.
Ground Spices Of all kinds.
BRCSPES.
Paint brushes, IrIist's Brushes,
Narnish 30 Cancels hair do
Clothes do Hair do
shoe DO Tanners do
WLitewash DO &c ,Sr.
TJBE PAINTS OF L OLO3S
Ne'licIr-i Extracts Of all kinds.
Bird lagos, Bird Seed, Artists Foil;
c..hdles, Cassia. Nutmegs. Gloves. Saleratus, Vinegar.
Cigars, Sand Paper, Alcohol, Fire Proof Paint, Mrs.
Aliens and Prof. Woods Hair Restorers, Kalopean.
Mrs. Aliens, Bachelors and Inimilable Hair Dyes,
Tooth Pastes and Powders Cosmetics. Of all kinds
g. for the complexion, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, PO-
madeS. Bears Oil, Fr. Hartupee's Oxygen Salve.
PeTcie's Pills, Sir James Cllrk's Female Pills, Indi-
90, Liquid Blue. Eushton's Gcnuine Cod Liver oil.
Cough Candy. Liquorice, Breast Pumps, Ladies' and
Gents Shoulder Braces, TrusseS, Druggists Glass
Ware. AMI every Thing usually found IA FIRST class
Drug Houses.
The public are respectfully requested TO call and eN-
anime our stock and prices, before purchasing else
where.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John RatliG,
vs. In Trlmbull Common Pleas.
John Graft < vireD

By virtue of an alias order Of sale. in The above emit
tied cause, issued out Of the COur; Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County, Ohio, 10 me directed and delivered.
l have levied on. and shall expose to public sale. as
upon execution at law, at the door Of the Court House.
in Warren, in said county. on
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GATTTON


Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon By a counterfeit Of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. B. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature OF A. WhhS
q Co., on each box.
reason why people are so distressed when sick.
and why 50 many de. is because they 90 not get med
icine which will pass to the afflicted parts and which
viii open the natural passages for the disease TO he
cast ont; hence. a large quantity or food AMI CtheT
matter is lodged. and the stomach and intestines are
literally overfowing with the corrupted mass; thus
undergoing GiSagreeahle Fermentation, constantly mix
ing with the blood, which throws The corrupted natter
through every vein and artery. until life is taken from
the body by disease. Or. MUrse's PILLS have added
to themselves victory upou victory, Icy restoring mil
lions Of the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes, thousands who have been rackcl or tormeEtel
with sickness, pain and anguish. and whose feeble frames
have been scorched by the burning elements Of raging
fever, and who have been brought as it we're. within a
step Of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that
they wedld have been numbered with the dead, had Il
uothsen forthis great and wonderful medicine, Ngrses
Indian Root Pills. Ater one or two doses had been
taken, they were astOIiShed, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only DO
they give immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain and anguish, hut they at Orce 90 90
work a. the foundat on Of the disease, wi.ich is the
blood Therefore, il Ni!lbc shown, especially ,v those
who use these Pills, that they will so ..eaas sc and puri
IS. that disease-that deadly enemv-Wiutake its flight.
ami the flush Of youth and bsagg will again return.
and the prospect Of a long and h-ppy life viii cherish
AMI brighten your days,
Price - cents per box, Gvs boxes4iI he sent on the
receipt Of 81, postage p3.d.
Sold by E.A. sDIIH & CO., and WOODS & PEW.
Warren, o., and Sy all dealers in Medicines in the
county.
Al. WHITE & CO., Sole Projectors.
~ Leonard Street New York.
WN. NUDGE & Co. Prorrie;ors Of Tr,sk's Mag
netic Ointment. EarlsTille, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. my -. SLY
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saturday. dc I7fh day hi Jnlr. Ia5e,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aad ! o.
clock. ? NJ. of said day, the following described
Rea! Estate of the defendant. to wit. Al Of Lot No.
F0rty one (i) in the Township Of Warren. CouHty Of
Trumhull. and State OF Ohio. bounded As follows -
North partly by lands of Eixard ShOcnherrer. and
partly by lands Of Benjamin. Lane; East partly ~ lands
Of Daniel Derr, and partly by lands Of Cyrus Basworth;
South by lands Of John Mckee, and IVES; partly by
lands of -- Osborn. and partly by lands --
Lewis: containing within said boundaries, Two Hun
dred and Forty acres Of land ESQ., he the zane more
or less. and known as TIE farm % Augustus Greater.
in said Township Of Warren. Appraised at $50 per
acre. TEzNs-CGSho on day % Sale.
4. Il. VI Sheriff.
Shcrif's ONCE, Warren. June IG, i-5S JR-3-Jo.
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SSALEOF REALTY

|~|NIE~ " T T :
- In pursuance Of az order issued % ne from the
Court Of Probate Of Trumhull County. Ohio. I shalI
expose FOR Pulic SALE upon the premises. on SAT- p
DAY. THE iuth Day Of JrLY next, in the afternopI i. he
tween The hours % ! and l. the following described
Real Estate, to wit: Three acres Of land in t4e South
east part IT lot Il in Pennington, in said COUNTY
bounded beginning at = post az the S0n.h-sast corner
az said lot thence North Il rods; thcrce West.rIv
thirty four rods and twcnty-eight aud one half lun
dreGths Of a rod; thence South ; 4rods; thence easterly
thirty-iour rods aud tweuty-eight ana one half hum
dTedths 81 a rod to the place OF beginning; the said
lines to bc parallel to or OF the lines Of said LOT forty
fuar Appraised at 5
rs DIN L. EASTON. Guar!.
June I6. ,52-sv. of Alal,srl So,tL..r
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PREPARATION OF SUGAR, THAT M CHI
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE.
PREcE % GENTS PER BOX.

Sold in Warren. by WOODS K WV: BrookGeId. br
A. CHEW; Vienna, by r. J. STEWART. Jr.; Girari,
by Gilbert &c Price; Youngstown, 10y MT. Jewell, and
By Drusgisls generally. may q. '5s.y
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FTSK-S P.HTENT .HET4LTC BURIAL C8SES.
These eases are extensively used. and possess val
liable advantages over all other Collins for Transport
alton, drposiling in Vaults. or for ordinary intermcrt IS
The above Cases. and Wood Collins OF all sizes kept
constantly on hand. Hearsc furnished. and funerals
attended to in town or country, II desired.
SHOP on MAIN STREET.
near the Rail Road Depot.
Marren. MY 10. lS5s-lf.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Exr. Of Calvin C.. SutIiI,)
vs.. In Trum1uHC Com Pleas
AuruSfuS Ereafer-
Augustus Greater.

BY virtue of 4 Nenditioni Exponas in the above emil
tied Cause. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF
TrumlulI County. Ohio. and to me directed and deIIy-
cred, ! shall expose to publc sale. at the danr or the
Court House in Marren. in saii County. on
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SOS. NEW YORK STORE. i

1858. NEW YORK STORE. 1858.
'NHE subscribers are row opening a
I very large stock Of SPriHr and SIzsoer Goods,
which comprises the most extensive assortment OF
seasonaLle and desirable goods ever offered for the
inspection OF the people OF cid Trumhu!l.
Oar stock has been purchased with great care. and
ut reduced rates. and will lie offered At prices that
cannot fail 10 secure the patronage OF those who wish.
TO iuy good goods cheap
We are prepared TO receive all kinds Of Farm Pro-
dUce, for which Cash and Goods will be paid as usual.
PARKS ~ VENT.
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Kinsman, May 18Th. 1s5s-sm.

sSD&k'ES q SzEOsES5
- CRANAGE, No. 6 Main Street,
50. Warren. Ohio. has received an extensive stock
Of Roots, Shoes, Sole Leather, French Calf. TAT mt
Calf. Morocco, Kid, Innings. &c, and a general assert
meut OF Shoe Findings. which will be sold 1t prices
greatly reduced from last year
The hest and finest quality Of Ladies' Congress and
Side Laced Hceled Gaiters. Bootees, Buskins and sin
pcrs; Misses lleelei CATERS. BOotess and Slippers.
klso-A great variety Of Children'S Gate s, Shoes
snJ Slippers; together with an excellent 9sscI tTnent Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Caters, Oxford Ties and
slippers. \ good stock Of Lasts, Boot Trees. Clamps,
Crimping Boards and Irons. Remember the place. No.
6 Main Street. B. C~EANAGE.
Warren. My la. l55S-tf.
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EDwAPD SPEAR. EDWARD SPEAR, Jr. LvTHEg d. GRAIL
EDWARD SPEAR & CO.,
II aDUiacturers and dealers in Lumber,
Va Rough and Dressed, Doors, Blinds. sash. Floor
ing, Siding. Shingles ard Laih, No. ] Canal Street
Warren, Ohio. iJuue rs, 81.
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DISSOLUTION.-The co-partl

(ISSOLUTION.--The co-partner-
- ship heretofore existing between Boariman *
Reed in the Foundry business, is this day closed Iy
mutual consent. All persons therefore having unset
ted accounts. viii please call AMI arrange the same
without delay. The business will he continued at the
OLD stand BY Chas. B~Oariman. for the future.
CHAS. B0sRDMAN,
JAS REED.
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WARREN CITY
PLANING MILL!
DOOR. BLIND d SASH FACTORY,
THE firm of Z. Spear & Son have this
Z day associated with them Mr.. LUTHER d. GRAIL,
2 man OF well known business abil ties. hoping thereby
to facilitate their urOmptness in meeting all ius hess
demands. The business viii hereafter lie Conducted
under the firm OF
EDWARD SPEAR 3 60.
The new frr now hope Ly strict attention to busi-
ness, and the unexcepional quality Of their work, to
merits continuance Of he liberal patronage heretofore
extended to L. Spear q Son. They will enieavoT To
keep on hand all articles in their line, Of the best mate
rails and of superior workmanship.
Planning and Saving Of all kinds done 10 OrleT-and
on short notice.
Doors, sash, Blinds, Flooring. Lath and Shingles on
hand EDWARD Z X co.
Warren, May e5, Is5s-June 10.
TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES.
L The trial Of Movers. Flows. Uarrors, Cultivators
and Grain Drills. viii lie exhibited aud tested by the
appropriate Committees, under the charge Of tue Com
nittse Of the Trumhuli Agricultural Society, at the farm
Henry Il. Perkins, about tgO .liles cas-. Of the Village
Of Warren, on the Vienna road, or Tuesday. the 9th
day OF July next, between the hours Of 10 A. n, and
, P. Il. The Award Of Premiums will be advertised
Immediately after trial.
B Order Of the S0eie'y.
i. II. WALKER, President.
J. D. Cox, Sec'y.
Warren, jane 9th, 1858.
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
- Isaac I%loiford,
vs.. Ia Trun5ull Common Pleas.
Cyrus BosWorth, e alO
By virtue Of n Yenditiori Exp0nas, issued out Of The
Court OF Common Pleas Of TTumbulI County. Ohio, and
20 me directed and delivered, I shall expose TO Public
S,lc, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in saiI
county, on
Saturday, the I0th day Of JuIy, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, and I ~o'clocS
? NJ OF said day. the following described Real Estate
OF tire defendant, Cyrus Bosworth, to wit: Forty-thTve
acres Of land, being all OF an entry or tract Of Forty
three as charged on the duplicate Of Taxes in said
county. for the year One Thousand Eight Hundred aLi
Forty-Three. in the name Of Joshua stowe, in Range
three. Township three, salt Spring Tract. Lot twenty
four. y. u. also, ia the organized Township OF Wealth
erSEc.d, No , on said Tax D1pli-a:e. and is bounded as
follows. viz; On the North by The Mahouing River, On
The last hy lands % George Parsons and land fnrmssiy
owned by o. II Duncom', on the South by land Of F.
HOPKINS. ana On the vest hy land formerly owned by
William Porter OF AustiItJwn. and land Of SAIL -
Hopkins. Also about Thirty Tonsof Hay which viii
be sold at tn residence Of the said Cyrus BasEor.h.
GA the same day and bet veen the same hours. TIE
Raj Estate above described has been duly appraised
NJ NiEe " 6G-tG; Dollars per acre.. TsHQS-Cash on
day Of sale.
A. q. LYMAN, sheriff.
Charfwr< Or-c Wqrrao In=a ub .Is,--5v a "a
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We need not spe1k TO the pub
lie Of is virtues. Throughout
every town. and aln.OS. every
hlmltt Of the American States.
IT'S wonderful cures Of pulmonary
compIa nts have made il already
'kuown Nay few are the fami-
lies in any civilized country on
this continent without some per-
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Some SnteIligente.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OFFICE, WARREN, emo,
April 81, 1888.
For the present the several mails at this oihee viii
close and omen as follows:
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The defendants Lorenzo Pot r and Lydia A. Potter
his wife. are rOtihel that sail plaintiff has this eth
jane. ISIS, hlel his petition in the Probate Court for
said Courty- asking for the sale Of the land fthe dece
dent in Warren to pay dehts. Said petition further
sets forth that said Lands. known as the Brooks Plat in
pIrt of original lots :, . and - in said Town Plat 0f
Warm. we're on the 9th October. l~4l. conveyed to
said Potter by d~eccdent. in trust Tor the heirs and rep
Te-entttives Of said dvcedrut ant that sail Potter
fr,udulentlv claims that said deed j. absolute. The
position further asks u4at said hand he ordered 20 he
sold free Of any iaegm rance or c'oG'. from said deed
that said Potter be orderei to qut c'sim-the same to
the purchaser or purchasers. and for other reii-L
Unless sail def-adInts appear and answer hv the
l0.h ddy Of JAY. ISIS. said petition will be ukea for
confessed ami Judgment entered accordingly.
HUTCHINS. cox ~ EATLIFF,
June Q, I55S-fr. Arys. Tor PHI
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and for the relief OF COnsumpdVe patients IN aivancen
sttges Of The disease.
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al EEa e a

Joshers Of Carriage Goods. Saddlery Ware. Harm,
Trimmings. Watts and Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav 26. 49,.
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aul fever yet The communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy OF its victory over
the subtle and dangerous diseases Of throat and lungs
While 1t is The most powerful antidote yet known 10
m1n for the fornilahle and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary organs. it is aiso the plessantest and safest
remedy that can be employed for infants and young
persons. Parents should have it in store against the
insidious enemy that steals upon them unprepared.-
We have abundant grounds to believe the CHERRY
rEt roRsL saves more Ewes by the Cousumptions it
prevents than those il cuTeS. Keep II ID yo",
ami cure your colds while they ere curshle. nor neg
lgyt them until no human skill can master the inexo-
rabie claAer that, fastened Ola tue vitals, eats ysur life
away.
all kGOw the dreadful fatality OF In 9 dis0riers, ana
aS they know too the virtues Of this r NEEDY. We netd
hot 10 more than assure them it is still made the hest
10 can be. We s.lare no cost. Eu care. no toll 10 pro
luce L the most perfect possible. ani thus afford those
WHO rely on it the bsst agent which our skill "an fur
nth C,r +I.fr eurA
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iYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, HOa-Seness, I~n1nfnza+
RrcnchitiS- M~hcoping Cough, Group,
Asthma. inciPieRt Consumption,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-29
.gutturai.

To PREVENT LICE ON PoU LTRY-Mr.
EDIroR:-. Ifyou will publish the follow
ing, "may be" some ofyOur subscrib-
ers in the country will thank you, and
you may get a few moro chickens sin
trade" for your paper. Lice on chick
ems are SAID to be unusually trouble
some this apring, aud many setting
hens have died, or left their nests be-
fore Matching. My wife had two OF
the latter class, their nests were found
to swarm with lice, showing they had
good reasons for running away from
them. A writer in, think, the "Gen.
tleman Farmer" says he eftctually
prevents that evil by putting half a
pound ofsulphur in box Of dry sand
and ashes in which his hens scratch
and wallow Itook the hint, and sci
the next hens in the same place.
dredged the nests we'll with flowers Of
sulphur, and on examining the nests
after the hens had hatched, found
them perfectly clean, which | attribu-
ted to the sulphur. Flowers of sui.
phur are cheap the druggists can well
afford TO sell the article at twenty-five
cents q pound, and pound, would do
for fifty uests. Put it in a bottle and
shake it out OF the mouth.
ACHICKEN EATER.