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Special Notices.
Vegetable Substitute for CRIOmeI and BIIe-
Pill.

PHI.
BRANDRErH's VEeETABLE universal Pulls
bv restoring the bowels 10 their original day and naiira
action strength tho stomach, purify the blood
eso h tue healthy condition ofthe digestive organs aud
thus dyspspsia codp coughs rheumansms dropses
aud sickness generally, wheher chronic recent The
oe ebrated Abemethy says; amer having cured the de
rasement otthe bowels debtites aud ali diseases gem
orally disappear fhar accord in short time
The expeuonce Of century has established tho worth of
these pills beyond dispute purgavo and antDiious
medicine; and their upwards of conscientious
physicians, and by million Of fmies shows that
they supplying Of the wants Of humanity, and
In advance Of medical science. The above pills, although
purely veseul e, known and used substitute
for Caomcl Hydrarqyr CAlordHn Mte) producing all rs
Alternative and other indications with Of It's dsorgan-
izatioa elects upon the sodsofon cripplng lot lfeor
its distressing action upon the teeth and The pre-
pared concentration from the princplesthe Life
Addition Psis substitute for blue-pi (iiulg Hyirar-
gyTI possessing the peculiar action ON the sCcreng or
gans OF that preparation from mecuy, but of its sal
waiting other injurious effects. Those who have usol
them, blueDiH substitute otherwise award to them
the highest praise They nearer concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet mlde, in the way
medicine by man single pill given daily, when all hope
lei, has health Iu fact, they supply
organic priucioo tie blood always wanting ia extreme
Old people have the secretons Of
y youn restored by these Life Addition Fills Their val
uoos ifs- presuvers IS beyond estimate.
Byandroths Vegetable Universal Pills from the
bowels aud blood Of sick person The cause Of death -
The LIFE ADDITION Pulls SUPPLY THE ORGANIC EEcEs-
siTy THE BLooD's vIrMItY--the minute globules o.
vegetables essences Of which they buth concreton
have their eract couaieplt ia the vital globules OF the
blod And from whe dnest the blood derive its life
its gobues verify from the same source from which Dr
Dranlroh derives the life priv ctples Of the sLe Addition
Pills--from the Vegetable Kinedoml
These pills. also the Universal waronted purely
vegetable Roailed respectively AT % and 80 cents. PLY
scans and the public suppledby the gross, single box
D. Brandrtths Principal Office, No 29i Cunal.st N
Y, and by
s. Gardner, No 22O Superior street. Cleveland, snd
r. Whedon, Hudson, aud b. all respectable dealers il
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HAY CAps-UsE AND How MADE.--A writer
in the Country Gentleman strongly advises tue
use of hay caps and says;-"ln July 1858, |
had ten tons Of hay cut on four acres, by NOW
ing machines, 1t was put up, and the second
day covered with 200 covers, / weighed sew
eral of the cocks aud they averaged 100 pounds.
1t raiued nearly two days, and the quantity of
water was two inches and four tenths On tue
third day at 10 O'clock ! began TO draw it in,
only the bottom being little wet. This saved
me one day opening and spreading aud in my
opinion saved one third of the value Of the hay,
My caps 20 cover ton, cost SO, and the hay
sold for SIP a ton, aud this saving was from
thee days use of the caps. How much hay
is injured by being wet is matter we cannot
speak of with entire certainty, but had rather
keep even with the dew Of mine"
An exchange says The manner of making hay
caps is as follows'--Purchase piece of brown
cotton, a yard and quarter or halt wide, stretch
it in pleasant weather along board fence, and
apply coat of linseed oil, with paint brush,
mixed with about one quarter its bulk OF spirits
Of turpcntno, well stirred in while both are
warm Let the cloth hang till dry, and it will
be ready for use.
! Another, and perhaps a better way, is to mix
two pounds OF beeswax, quart of Japan var.
nsh, and gallon Of linsoed oil together, Then
| apply with brush while moderately warm
| Whom the cloth is dry cut it into squares, then
have AN eyelet hole worked in each corner II
admit small wooden pins which are to be used
TO iasten the caps 10 the hay. Some people
SOW up small stones in bags, and attach them
to the corners of the caps, which keep them IN
! position by their weight. These weights would
! be much handler If ATTACHED % stgOng wire
! hooks and kopt separate from the caps, and
! hung on as the caps are used. But cast irOr
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16y- Arnicatod Oil for any indamed surface
Corns, Bunons, Burns, ETC., at Halls Homeopl.
thic Pharmacy, opposite Weddel House
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Culture OF Huckwhcnt.

This is an important crop, aud We present a
few hints in regard to its cultivation and uses,
for the consideration Of our readers The time
of sowing varies with the season and place, but
from the 10Th of June to the 4th of July is re-
gardod as the best and most proper season. but
we have known good crops from that sown on
the 18th of July. IL sown too early it is liable
to blast, and If too late, is liable to be hunt by
the frost The land best adapted to this crop
is a light loan, and it is also a good crop to
subduc and ameliorate newly cleared or recent
ly drained land. The general practice among
farmers has been, to SOW buckwheat on their
poorest land, when there is no crop in fact,
which will better pay for liberal and generous
mauuring The quantity of seed per acre
should receive due attention II is a crop that
spreads very much, aud therefore less seed is
lust as good as more. From repeated trials, we
have found that half bushol is amply sufi
cient for an acre of ground--and this if sown
evenly over that surface, will give as many
stalks as can comfortably grow; for if a larger
quantity were sown, the growth Of straw would
be so abundnt that it would lodge down, and
thus would not fill SO heavily, or ripou so
evenly After beiug cut it should lay for a
number of days upon the ground, and if out in
two or three showers, no damage is done, if il
be turned over so as to dry off When hauled
into the barn it should be thrashed immediate
", as at that time it shells out more readiy,and
it can as well be done them and it is out of the
way. The average yield is from twenty tC
twenty-five bushels per acre, although some
accounts of the yield of this crop seem almost
hbulous--one of which occurs to us at writ
ing--that of Mr., Samuel Allen, of Benton
Yates county, who in 1855, raised one hun
dred and twenty-soven bushels from one bushe
sowing, on about two aud half acres.
The seed is valuable for food TO both maj
and beast, and tho straw, if cut befOr
being killed by frost, is a most excellent fodde
for sheep, they being particularly fon of it
1t seems that this crop should receive more at
tenton from our farmers, as its merits certainl,
demnud - C0u1fyV Gentleman
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Att'na g GonnseLLore.

T j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
n LAW, OGce er the Merchants Ba X C,eve-
and, Ohio leozta @ <
DROOI[S Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
AD At Law Atwater BuildInGs, foot o Superior st.,
Cleveland, Ohio. -
D. ". BROOKS. l.. W. fOF'''
fehf
WTILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
wv rORNEYS AT Law. Office No. 50, Superior-s
Clevelgnd Ohio s. WILLIAMSON
ianH A. G RIDDLE
CtHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
yney and Counselor at Law-Ohce q Super s. over
civ Bank innl5:dly
DALMER e. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
- At LAW '"'' '''' octl-e7s
4 SPER,J f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Warren rumbull County, Ohio Office No s. 10
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N. H. soLoMoNsoN.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest of tho approved kinds o
PECT4CLES Allhis glasses, whether for neur or inr
GIFTED, ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction with the Greatest care as TO
Iut tho eyes in all cases curing Weakness Dizziness or
EiammatioHot the Eyes, and impartng strength for long
auding or fno sewing
" N. H. SOlomonson would here inform the public
thathe employs in the sale Of his
70 Also, splondid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSGOPEs, COMPASSES, sc, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect ~ natural.
C6-Ofoe3s Supehorstreot under tho American Hotel.
lump
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w. Il. Marvin,

CTJLLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
y STOyE PoLlSH-the beH IN tne @ ,r MAKE h Aiso-
aated 70 DO AIT ght or gale ehesP @ a. weoessle ] or
eoi Nearly opposite tho oidCoun hous9
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lflaabintsts ST.
Denttgtrg.
DENTIs rN7
AT sll SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
read the following lines If your teeth are bad read
hem with great care If you have no toeh al all hsp-
flcr that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and in the purlo by the hubest peasant and the
proudost autocrat that hundred Of porsous lose good
sets of et for the want Of the timely aid OF good aud
slrul dentist poor and inferior operation is IN many
cases worse than noae all II teeth arc good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them IN ORDER
If or no time should be lost but have them repaired e
sooner ha batter and escape that winch Burus says Is th,
6s of Mi iseaSns All irregularities Of the teeth should
Ae nttended TO ~ childhood uuu youth.
srsons destrous of fine deuta operations iuvlt
ed 10 al AZ v room where particular attention rs gwen
Go the preservation OF the ma ural teeth, whore the
VULCANlZED CORALIrE,
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Bankrrs.

II 4 ,VmTyAN N N. srANDART. W. sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDART x CO.
wv Bankers and Lealars in Foreign and Domestic EE
change No inerior street. We draw direct on Lon,
dor and viii furnish Draft for any amount naygbe AT a
The eDrncp pal pon IN England ireland, Scotland France
and Gormanv C0lectnns made on all accessnhle points
fhrlu hnut United States onf Caualae wnts l.
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lnsprontt AStnts.
TIlE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or ULEvELAND, ONO.
JotNTsTocKo COMPANY

0aaistd Jaaaarg2s lss9 uaaerfe gensrsi is ofts 81
-. Al OHIO
SECURED by kenI estate AiOo,o0o
- 0FFIUERs "a. w. SCHMIDT. President nf w
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER secreihry
lDihhE-ORs;--C w. Schmidt, Mayer, H KoUof
" w. Meyer, J Wagntr, @. Loick, J. Mueller John A.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
aanst lq,s or alnaeo BY he year and ofs build
4gs, tuce, ware mtfchaudis0 etc Payment OF losses
sha be made ntpdyg afot tho loss shall have been
otsned and proved Not more than 5000 will be insur-
Ono., No r. Awater block (up tarrl snperior street
Cm ldcE Agsn., lapl52 lylJQHN WAGNFR, Pres.
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ers who have purposod going east this summer,
can now fully realize the old saying that Procras-
tination is the thief of Time, for it is another
old saying that "Time is money aud by putting
of the purchase of their tickets they have 81 more
to pay between Cleveland and New York than by
the reduced fare Of the few past weeks We can fan.
cy the intense hatred with which the passenger
who buys bis ticket to-day, looks upon the bit Of
pasteboard which his seat.mate bought last Friday
for 81 less than he paid
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LoCAL FARE REDUCED. The local fare between
this city aud Buffalo on the Cleveland and Eric
Road has been reduced from So to S4 first class,
and TO 50 second class. This reduction will Of
course please travellers over the road
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Wopr,s shininE per weoh 70 city subsoriber
AOIub I Five Dollars per year 90 Mail subs ri Ic
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J. y !. :. : !. AYERs8
Ag,ue Cure.
FoR TIE spYKDY cuHK On

FoR THE sPBKDr cuHx OF
lptelmittent Fever, or Fever and Aqua.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dnnh
~ Asue, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeyeEs, Indeed
ysf0r the whole class of diseases origis
mating in hillary derangenent, caused
by the Malaria Of niasmatic cO0ntFies:
No one remedy Is louder called for by the
necessities OF the American people than Q sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with q perfect
certainty that 1t will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity, -.
That which protects from Or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service IN the
communities where it prevails. PsrpentiOr l.
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CuRE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEyER AND yAop8
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap.
proaeh Of it's premonitory symptoms. 1t IL
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
3 cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where .EEy1H
AND AouE prevails, every body should have Il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
q It is hoped this price win place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich. "A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger.
tain cure of Intermittents is, that 1t contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro.
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease. - ., ,,,... ',...,,.-.-.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth.
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This Cure" expels the poison ftem
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi.
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Interinittents, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af.
EordS. f. e..g. -rLrar- f. 't sHazIsF
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FlssI' iEs.1sl -
DRsaDELLENBAJJGH5S
= 4. '..yaHuary APPolptlssn... Z


II r. BELEENBAUGH sespectfs,lv atn
~ forms The citizens Of Portage, staEk ana Truubu
couuties and the srrodhding eouniry. la, NJ III
Esmatns in The following places. Aniperi6p6 sfeeset
with nny sopRlsint Of Chrpnie nature are inyiIsd
Cleyela9d, corner Kllspan and Wis., JanpsIy
Isl sd 1b, SD, Vth, 1sh, ilIh, fsth, 18th, I'M
TcRrAoE 'co.-esrre,.svills, norton House s's 8, !,
-ggg 70 sRayenhay Collins honse, yaa.ls
PRImyra, Lewis House, Jan. 10.
TRuABetL warren, GakilI House, A MtO 2
SUNNI CO. - saRE;a aRaCna! ss; Empire House, Jan. II,
n 70 fHarrg golQ MacedoniG, ,it HoPils, Jan, sob
Hudson, Hotel, Jan. 10Th.
idoAnhs' oo.-~- EtlleFabarg, Empire House, fsth
STARK coyETY-eanton, stovef tio1se. Jan. eist
3 ID, gssy Il si NaynesbuTg, Hotel, January rs
Minerva, Yingling House, 18th
TpEcARAWAS,-~EewP Philadelphin, Nelson House
e3d and S4th. az, s- 4
asa9 fvnsL-77lN Mineral Point station 4. Il. "a
'cARRoLB co.-cafrolton Patton House, es, 81.
COlUMBlANA. A.--SalinesviIle Hllman sHouse.Hp
DR.. GellenbauRh hntters himself that he can euro
Chronic cAmphinb of the oldest and most obstinate
character He uses no murcur al preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable. i'N
Or. d., OF Cleveland, Is The son of the celebrated
nr. Deilenbaueh. late OF Georgetown, who so sue
sss;ialS treated and IeserI9ed for $4,000 paterls
All iseases pettRiAinR TO sWomen. and Children
treated with great success by DR. Dellesbaugh. ~
where Ut. ID pTescrl0es 9 patients, his charges
Will be satiehctcry. There Is no enc in George.
towB praeticing on the DellenI augb system.
\. b. DR.. d, speaks the Germ an III guHge.
Abont two years ago my general health became 60
much impaired, and In short time. there as an
eruption made Its al pearance on ny lace and hody
assuming The very worst type skin disease ali.
ed BY the DTs, My husband being ply sician, tried
different remedies, but awaited nothing. then al.
piled 10 other eminent physciars, but gpt relief
By this time my head and face was mass "f sores
heard Of Dr. D's great success in treating chronic
diseases of .the skin. applied to him, and in less
than three months he had the erunt0n remoy cd md
my general health improved under his Treatment so
that now enjoy good health. In como OusiOn would
say these suffering from like diseases should apply to
Dr.. Dellenbaugh. MRS. A. F0GEE.
Clevclpnds April Ist 1853. rsyrr-g- nov45s.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF AFAMILY pHYsId.

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
and invigoratc every portion Of the human INA organ.
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy yitalites. AS consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
simple and inviting 90 .79 '1'q 5F[F
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named Ia
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costirc.
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in and Morbid
lmacfion Of the Bowe's, F2atutency, Loss of Appe-
tHe, Ja,a1dice, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease. '@' '''' ""
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RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY,

A > trade Sc ems now to be reviving from
"A fts long proslTatfon, the Company take peasu re
In saying TO their friends and the public genernily
that they havo now on hand splendid assortment OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Market and lumber, Wagons, &C., all made in the
fol are such that we can viii max
y to tAe i9teEes of anyin want Of articles 10 our line,
We bro aiso prepared 70 do any amount of surfsce
piAnins, or planning and mstehi1g lumber In the beEi
Insuhef and on reasonable terms. W. " ~ =
June 10, 1855 A. h. GRIFFIN, Secretary,
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Legal Notice.
ELISHA GARRETT, a non.resider, q

ELISHA GARRETT, a nonresident Of
IL The State CT Ohio, is hereby notified that on tho
25th duy Of October, A. d., 1853, Daniel Thomas filed
his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of the
county of Portage and state of Ohio, against the said
Elisha Garrett, which is still pending therein the OBJ
ject and prayer of which petition is to recover from
ih said Garrett the amonDt due five seveya pro-
missory notes, executed by the sal Garrett, Ind now
the property Of the said plaintiff to wit: One for the
sum Of 1851 executed to Davis " Thomas, Jan. 4,
1850. and due al dates ore for The eum of $500 ex.
ecuted to Henry Garfield, April 1856 and due at dale
one to Davis Il Thomas for $50, Sept. J, 1855, pay.
able In nine months from date with interest; on to
H. Minyoung for $l675, Sept. g. 1865, and due al due
and one to Davis Thomas, March l2, 1856, for 10
C63 due ut date, all of which said notes are due and
unpaid. The plaintiff asks judgment against the said
Garrett for $166 56 end the interest on aad several
sums from the maturity of said notes, and that an
order of attachment was at the same time issued in
said cause against said Garrett.
The said Garrett is also further notified that he is
required TO answer said petition before the 27h
day Of January A. D., 1859.
#--'.-- J.L. & H. G. RANNEY,
Dec. g, 1e5s-6w. Atty's for iaintiE.
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consisting Of
Cross-overs different Styles Poplins, (VeYy choap j
fancy pIaids, printed paids for children, cOburgs,
aIpGcas, merInoss, fancy. ginghAms, prints,
| be LANES, etc. Extra De Lalne for Iaf
! cents, do. for 10 cts. Best Hamilton
| and Pacific Delalnss for 90 ccnts
only. Shilling Prints for only
lit cents. For lSf cents
we sell fancy Cling.
hams worth 25 cts.
All other kinds Dress Goeds from II 10 % per con
less than yoa can buy elsewhere.
Domestic Ginghams, full and complo!e variety.
SHAWLS.-Broche, plain, plaid, magic,
etc, to be sSld at price. defying mpstitiOn.
Furniture Prints-1he best assortment we ever Of.
fered, and at very low rates.
BLEACHED, Grown and Damask Table
Diapers, Brown Bleached Linen Table Spreads, Nan.
keeHs by tho cord, from real Nankeen Cotton Tick.
Ing full variety. The beet for l2t ever sold. Silk
and Satin Vestings, Beautiful syles very low rates.
WINTER BONNETS and Trimmings.
We have, usual, the prettlest and largest lot In the
couuty, and wond call special attention to them as
We havo an extensive and beautiful assortment at
from 90 to 4Oper cent below our neighbors.
" OOLEN GOODS, for Goats, Pants
and Vests, Jeans, Plain and PrlHted, Union CASH.
ineres, satinets. Heavy Wool Cassimeres side bands
and Plain These Goods cannot bo heatOn, either for
csc. Farmers and mechanics gold medals Cassimeres
at 2sc. Common price 45e. Satinetts fol Soc. worth
6a4. Al colors, .iy les and qualities On which you
make 90 per cent In buying OF US.
BLACK DOESKINS, Cassimeres and
Black Broad Cloths. We cab beat the world on
theso having bought them at the slow water mark !"
CHECK SHIFTING, Striped and print.
al Shirting full stock. Rod, white and orange wool
Fiannels, full assortment, from Csc to 62Ic. Gloves
and Hosiery heavy stock. Comforts aud Wool
Hoods we shall lcll 10 ben, Ht our customers.
COTTON YARN and Carpet warp. best
quality for CSC. Wall Paper, Hardware, Queens.
ware Buffalo Robes. Sole Leather, Drugs, Dye
stuff, Paint Oils, Vurnish, Boots and Shoes, Cloth
ng, perfect assortment. . -. -.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned now offers his farm for
sale, which s situated in the north part of Brim.
ncld township, Portage county, and contains IFS
In the township and is well waered with springs and
wells. There are 25 acres Of timber uponit, mostly
House, and q good young orchard, mostly eraiteT
fruit The location ID pleasant and healthy vent.
ent TO good schools, and but 3 miles from Franklin
Mills, which is considered as good wheat M rk ct ne
Akron. Price, $50 per acre. N9T
Enquire Of John Bushong near the place. or of the
snscsieer one mile south OF the centre of Talmadge
Summit county. So - CYRUS aDAMS0'
November 4, lsss-3m '"','- >'-
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ROBINSON, KING & co,

!, BAxEERs, .Rayennat o. Dealersin Exchange, Gold
Collections made and remitted for, on day Of pay.
nent, without charge beyond The current rate OF OK.
countries Of Europe. Money inhsrtancetr aud ever
other claim collected In any part o. Enope. aPasy
cage tickets from Liverpool TO Eew York.
October IL, IeS5-ly.s