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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.
Estnte Of p. J. TorsyIIl, alecensed.

bsIaIe OF 70 J. FOfsyth, deceRsed.
IN the 18th day of April, 1889, the Pro-
" bate Court OF Montgomery county, declared the
estate OF fli j. FORSYTH, decd 10 he, probably in-
solvent; and said Court having appointed the un-
der1igned 10 audit md allow the claims against the
same, creditors are therefore notified to present
their claims To her Tor allowance, within six months
from the date hereof, or they will not he allowed
For the convenience on creditorr their claims may
hr left with the attorney af the undeFsFned T'uoS
y. Triton, at his of1ee in the German building
rhtd street, DAY ton.
RUTH T.. FORSYTH,
Administrators of y. \. Forsyth, decd.
aptl6-d2t&w3t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

DERFUMERY, Fancy aud Toilet articles Harrison.
PerfGnlery, Lyons kzthaTion Delight. Spanish La.
.rsl Aeen Fun, Bay Rum Eau de Cologne Hair on.
tooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soar " nit, no
sney do. Shaving Cream, Of Soap and hundred
others al 81 f. NIEIAS,S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

BeaeroisHf TsstitHt0 ESTABLISHED By special Fnio-
for the reite Of the sick and Distressed aHct-
Cd rata PtrHieat and Epidemic Diseases.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
Travelling Agents Wanted
Permanent Employment

I'VE wish to engage limited number Of responsible
w Agents to travel aud solicit orders for ftxafs-
Psiesf tivst PrsE Fifteen cad Treaty Fire Dollar
ffatf8 NstftE dGcsfzeSne very best low priced Ma
e N the market ami fuily equal 70 the high priced
- Il = the most simple in its construction reli-
n rs OPERATION sa3 less liable -st out of order
- q - per month with all expenses. viii be paid
I" sS a limited number Of Agents. For conditions
Sl IN tbs business address with stamp en-
eS-' y /. VI. bAGGETT * CO.
Sos4 -No-4 Wilson Lane Boston Mass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

DURE L!2;cfs for Inedcina purposes. -cogn,c Rr,n
i dy, Port Wine, MADEIRA Wine Old Jamaica Rnrn
Holland Gin Bourbon i,hiskey Iondop Porter sro,rb
Ale SchlsdaTn sehnaPps a C33if- vIyIAN's
pRUSHES-Cloth, Hat, shaving. Hair Tooth Nan
ID Paint from 10000 to 5, Farnish do in Tin Cam.r
dai ''ralnl1g pusting- VIII tewash. Horse Shoe STOW
erroing, Camel Hair Pencils at C33,f. yIyIAN's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

J" ruTIIshaf Street New Yort
DR.. Mor$e's Indian Root Pills are sold nv Ali
Medicines. ~ A'efs u"
Agents wanted in every town. village nd hamlet i, IN
land Parties desiring the ageucy viii address =.
for terms. ~ -'o's
Price % cents per box boxes will he cent ~ .,
receipt of 81, postage paid. 49, ". 'He
p For sale by Vivian and Pnlford AGENTS Nj, p,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
PREPARE FOR WINTER.

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
II the approved patterns just received and offered
Tor sale by wM LANYON son, on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHr COOKING STOVES.
ayFToner, Water Watch,
Black Diamond, Iron MoHaToA,
Pratrts Queen. Western Queen
Nex World Cnifiu ator, Ua,rers>.
Keystone, Atlas. BangHP, Lion, &c
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes and patterns in Also, the follow
ing among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
sylran,wi ithout ovens LfoTal open eios'd fronts
Boston, - - Cottage Stores, &c, &c
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together with few COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and the Parlor He has also
q large Stock Of beautiful
Britania-Wnrc,
including
Tea Pot. Coffee Pots, Sugar Urns, creamer'.
Noia,ses Pifckers, Casters, Piichers,
Mugs, Cups, Cdndfestieks,
SpIffsoa., Lamps, &c, DC, &c
Selected care and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
Of all kinds constantly hand, manufactured to
der. the shortest notice.
la connection with this establishment is FURNACE
where work either of their respective lines will be done
in the best possible manner
Job Work attended TO in any of the above Shops on
short notice.
TO call and examine his Stock and prices
WILLIAM LANYoN SON.
Mineral Point, October, 1853 -ly
r AIDES FINE SHOES. Congress md Children.s
fine Shoes ofall kinds the second just received
ANTON BERG.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02
EASH!ONaRIE
BARBERING AND HAIR-DRESSIN

BARBER1NG AND HAIR-DRESSING
WE subscriber having recently opened shop the
room over the Mineral Point Book Store nearly
pSslte the United States Hetel Is prepared
customers at hour ofthc day SHAPING s h NJ
POONTNG. H4YR-DRES SING. &C.. done in the best
marser and most fashionable styles
Be- strict attention To his business and ardent
ire please he hope to merit share of
the patronage of the citizens city Point
Gentlemen. please cali and give MIN tria..
Mineral PIT, June %, 1857 C2itfl P1C2NER.
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VOLUME x. NO. l8.

GtpptNGs AND GERRITT SMTTn--JosHUA
II. GnDiNds writes for tho Asbtabula Sen
tinai tho following account of a visit paid
Gsrrit Smith visited Gerritt Smith. that
frIund OF humanity, so generally known
throughout tho United States and Enrope.
1t IL undoubtedly difficult for rich man
TO enter tho Kingdom OF Heaven, but I shall
be surprised it Mr.. Smith does not effect
that task Ho is tho only rich man with
whom am acquainted, that usos bis wealth
for the benefit OF our race, instead of himself
aud particular friends | was struck with
tho order tho perfect system which no has
introduced into his whole business. heard
no complaint of unfaithtul servants, or dis
honest stewards. On the contrary, the fan-
ily spoke of all around them with blindness.
affection aud love said ihey we're all re-
ljgious, conscientious people. | was told
thOre had boon no Intoxicating liquors in
that village for twenty years. In tho ovo-
ming thcro was party vt Mr.. Smiths, com
posed of merchants, mechanics. and laborcrs
MIR. Smith appears to have inspired all with
his own Christian spirI. All appeared affcc-
tiouato and happy. and left that little cir.
Gle as we'll as Mr.. smith and his family, with
better opinion ofhumau nature than when
| FIRST met them.
DISTRESSING DEATH-A daughter of Mr..
Samuel Earl, OF New London aged about
four years, on Thursday of last woek, being
near the Kitchen stove upon which was sit
ting teapot of scaIdng tea. sozed hold OF
tho vessel, placed tho spout to her mouth
and lcauE a swallow. whCa caused hor death
on thu day following. Death was a great re.
Left TO ths61ttI0 sufferer, as we'll as to hu,
parGpigT
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LEGAL SALES.
sIIERIEF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
I'D issued from tho Office of tho Clerk OF
tho Court Of Common Pleas for the County
of Gcauga. and State OF Ohio, in n certain
suit wherein Clark G.. Sumner is Plaintiff,
and WiIIiston Kompton and others are Do
fondants. to me directed aud delivered, !
havo caused to be appraised and shall expose
to sao at public venduo at the Door of the
Court house in Chardon in said County, on
Saturday, the llh day Of June AID. 1850,
between tho hours of ten O'Clock AM, and
tour PM. of said day, the following de-
scribed Real Estate to witt
Situate in the Township Of Thompson,
County OF Geauga. and State of Ohio. and
known as part of Lot twelve (l2) in baid
Township, and bounded as follows to wit
Beginning in tho center Of the Road ran
ming from Thompson TO Chardon on the
east line of land doedod by Roswell
Adams, to Alexander Sherwood, datud
December l4;h A ID. lS5-; thonco wost.
orly along the center Of said road sixteen
! rods thence south eastorly to tho first
/ mentioned line; thence north OH said InC
/ to tho place oi beginning, to contain Que
acre of land.
Said premises appraised at Sll5.
TERMS OF SALE Cash ia hand.
Il G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chaucery
Shoriifs Office, Geauga County.
May 9th, 1859. 4S6.5w
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June Appointments
Dr. TUBES will be in attendance a

Dr.H. TUBES will be in attendance as fol-
CHARDON, Chase'S Hotel, on Friday, 10Th
June.
PAlxEsylLLE, American Houle, on Thursday 9th
June.
CLEVELAND, American House, on Saturday and
Monday, llH and l3th June
For consultation upon all diseases OF The Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, hIincyS
mud Spleen also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism.
eases, Ague and Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the
Blood, EIuptiOns, Cancers Ulcers, and ali other
varieties di long standing complaints, both exer-
nal aud internal.
For some ten years DR.. r. asdevoIedhis entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands nnGu.
ally, many of whom had exhausted every other
Resource within reach, It no case are piHe' ais
or CihCr p0ISOhS tmDiogtd, nor does he make sick
to nuke well, or tear down 10 build up ogain.--
The medicines can be taken with safely by the
most delicule, und'pallcnls may remain at lIoss
and continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. May have recovered under the
treatmen after friends and physicians bad given
up all hope, the indlsput0ble evidence OF whlCn
can always be furnished lnvulids, however re.
duced or despuirimg, are invited TO call ana may
be assured that no encouragement will he given
or expenses Incurred, without corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
Fremont, Snndusky Co O., Feb, 1889.
DR.. YUBBS-DEAR SIR, Early last Spring, my
took a cold, which was followed by a continued
cough, suppression, and prolapsus uter The
liver also seemed very sluggish, and there wa,
scarcely any action OF the bowels. She suffered a
good deal from pain and weakness Of the back
likewise pain in the sides. and became very weak
thin in flesh and ieyerish. During the Spring and
Summer employed three physicians, but the sup,
preston continuing and debility increasing, they
thought little else could be done than " patch up,
or pillatc, and one finally .old me tina consuElp.
tion had been gradually advancing, and she coJI
not probably survive long. Within TWO wssh q
alter commencing your ucltmeu,, in Se1ruihor
last she began to Improve, anI gained ragl.'y uH-
til health was restored. A prescIg her heaisn =
dcc.iedly better Than n ANY time nciue since !e'
siding IN Frem mt e. nhJut 7iA yylrS 80.
She had suffered 50 much oeDre gained 80 .rst
after beginning your TeurpeIi, aGd las bren 80
well ever since tha; have rit II duy to inform
YOU by letter that may b. published 10 the world
il you think it best.
as S, ". REED.
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one.iourth ct Ihe total deaths in the country ale
caused hy Consumption, TO say nothing Of the nh
merous other diseases spinging from slight
cold"
DO not trihe with your health; but, if suffering
from a Cough, or Cnid Cn the Lungs buy bouIe
OF HOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL aud
you may snIely count ON cure. Thousands have
done So and have certified TO ils wonderful efe cts
dyspcptic stnte OF the stomach, IN which case 10
German Birers should be USED. In cases oi week
ness, or general debility ot The system. resulting
from pTulruered Cough, the German Eitters will
Le found of great heStit.
PrrUaret only hy pr. {. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch
Strcct. Philadelphia. and Tor Sale ly Druggists
and SIorrk eep,rs throughout he UEiI,d sIuIvA
and Canada Price 10 cents per bottle.
Jnnga,y :. 1859. 4G9-fyiES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e K n WI 8 u $ II L E .
y. &. EAGEEBS,
T'TIANKFUL for the liberal Patronage

I'M ASKFUb for the liberal Patronage
he has received in his Classes in Writing
has the pleasure Of announcing 10 the people OF
Geauya County, that he wiii Visit the Towns
Srong's System OF PenmansGip The System l.
tho most scientific. rapid, easy aud beautiful OF
any ever offered la the public, and needs only t.
he. acea so be appreciated .Ir. Hollis being Il
graduate under A. l.. Strong, teaches tne same
system lie Sells, and Will leave nothing undone 10
ave satisfaction to hio patrons.
Slrong's system is also Tor Sale by DR.. JOHN
NICHOLS Dealer il Plain ana Fancy Stationery,
Drugs, Medicines, Periumery, sc, Chardon, o.
May ., 1853 4~6-3"%
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AJOrICE is hereby given that, by virtue
~ OF an Ordcg of the Probate Court Ol Geauga
County, Ohio, shall offer for sale at public auc-
ZION, OF the premises,
On the 2lH day Of May nert,
between the hours Of ton o'clock, A. NJ, ard four
o'clock. =. NJ, ot suid day the form oi which
solomon Wilbur died seized in Ice, und which he
occupied at the time Of his degcase, situate in
Thompson in sail County OF 'CeaugN, known as
being part OF Lot No. % in said Thompson, and
containing 81 4S.lOO acres, aud TO be sold sub.
lect to the iic estate OF Martin Wilbur, widow ol
suil solomon, in II Rcrcs thereof on the west
part, set oil and assigned to her us her dover
III said farm.
TEuus OF SALc--One- fourth payable at the time
OF sale one fourth IN six, fourth i'll twelve, aud
tho remaining fourth III eighteen months. with
annual interest on suil deferred payments. suil
payments to be well secured.
NOAH MOSELEY J2.,
Admir- OF Solomon Wilbur, deceased.
April %, 1889 4Sl.IN
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN Pursuance of nH Order OF the Pro-
L bate Court, OF Geauga County, Ohio, l shall
Sell, on the Premises, TO the highest bidder,
On the 2SM day Of May. 1859,
at Ten O'Clock A, the undivided two ssveulhs,
it beins the interest OF Cyrus j. and Julia T. Foot
minors and wards OF the undersigned in The ful-
lowing Premises 10 wit -.
Parts OF Lots No %, - and % in the Town Plat
Of Chaidou, in sud County, and boundo! MS fol.
lows - Beginning at the southwest corner Ui
said Lot No - thence east nn the north inn
of South Street 81 rods thence north parallel
with the west line o said Lots II rods thence
west 81. rods 10 the west inc o' Lot IS: thence
south on the west line of snid Lots II rods To
the place of beginning, containing y3}s rods ol
Land. Subject to and encumbcfcd by the e.
ta'o Of Nancy Foot therein, being an Estate
during wiJowhoOd created by the will Oi Cyrus
Foot deceased.
The Joint interest of said miners appraised at SSs
TERMS - One.hult the purchase money IN hand
the balance in six months.
NANCY FOOT, Guardian Of said Minors
April 90, 1889. I5j-4w
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NOTICE
FITS! FITS! FITS!!!
DR.. Haaces' Vegetable Ertract.
.ED5geRaE5C PSEGS,

Tor ne cNre qi Llis, SpIEmS, CrdmpS, dna al
Nerooas aHi institutional diStuSeS
DERSONS who are lGboring under this dis
I tressing maiady will lind Dr. lance's
raoaav AVE. disroveleI for ,n'iHg EniIcnsy or Foi
ling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner-
vous system; and although they drc prepared os-
pocilily Tor curing it's tley will be found OF espc.
eia benefit Tor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever. In
mplaints, ,or diseases OF long slandingsu.
perrin luced by nervousness dey nre exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollurs per box or two boxes for five
dollars Pc-snhS uut 1t the city enclosing = re-
mittaIte, viii have tho ris soni TO them through
the mni', free ofplsra-r. For sale by SETH 5,
AANC&, No. los, pi''moro Street. b i.tiwpre,
Sd'to whom orders from n parts of the uni)n
tsusI be addressed, postpaid 457 ly
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In Troy, on the 2>tn ult y the Rev 4 A Whit.
more, MIR WILLIAM Ii SCOTT aud Mrs
HARRIET NJ IOLE, both of Troy
NON.NI~NyN.NDo~~ON~N% ~.@NN.N.NyNNJNN~NoO
DIED.
In this village, on the 18th ult, SAMUEL
SMITH, aged - years.
The deceased was native Of Conn, and re-
moved from i.uiield, in that State, to Ohio, in
the Spring of 1917. from which time until his
death, lie resided in this township. For many
years, he was proprietor OF the old Stone Tavern
IN iha village, in which capacity he became oXtea.
Eively known. lie was q man OF simple and un.
assuming manners. uncGmmonly good sense, strl
integrity, and great ki.ldness Of hear AN III
dulSc father aud du.iu husband. As onG ol
he earliest pioneers ot this section, he lived to see
many aud great changes, ere he went 10 his final
rest. large crc of relatives and friends are
left 10 mourn their loss.
Ia MAdlcfe o. congo stion OF the brain, on the
25th ulrimo, HEr'rY ANN, daughter ut VIM W
and Lelitia A Fowler, aged years and month.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOuAamG's German DittcrS, prcpurrd
by DR.. c, VI. jackson, will ctecuulIy cure Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic Or Ncr.
vous Debility, Di,casps Of the kidneys. ana all
Diseases arising from d disordcrcl Liver OF
Stomach Every family should have bottle oi
t,sse ytlers III the house.
UN- Dose will instantly relieve sick stomach.
ONE DcsG will cure the most distressing heart
Oan.
ONE DosE will allay any agitation Of the nerves.
ONE Dosa taken Un hour before meals, vii, give
gSoI appetite.
ONs Dns5 will, in many cases, cure the mos,
severe healdcho, when proceeding from disor,
dered sl0m,rh
Ths5D DuIors can b. obtained at any Druggists
or scsc OF Patent hleltciucs in the L. stale. and
Cauldas. Price - ceHIs per bottle. S,e that the
si!natl;e oi Z. vi. jackson is on tn5 wrapper oi
OGch bottle.
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GOOD MTDfCINFS.S-- .S--It is estimated
that Ayers Cherry Pec,oral and Cathar,ic Pills
have done more to promote the public health, than
any other one cnuse. There can be no question
that tn. Caarry Pectarul has by i,s thousand and
THOUSAND cures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group
Iniusuza Bronchitis, SIS, very much reduced tho
tn, proportion ol deahs from con.umpuve dis
eases in this country. The Pills are as good as
the Pectofal and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less pursiag. Purge
the Dlool from its impurities Purge the bowels,
liV0r aAL the whole vlsceral system from ohs,ruc.
tons. Purge out the diseases which fQSien on the
body, TO work its decay. But for diseases we
shoul die ony of old uge. Take antidates early
aud thrust II from the system before is too strong
to yield.
Aver 5 Pills do thrust out disease not only while
it IS weak JuE whan it takes strong hold. Read
the astJunInS statements OF those who have been
cured by than from dreadul ,-'cro!ula, DropSy
Ulcers, Shin Diseases, rheumatism, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia, lalerni Pains, Bilious Complaints
Heartburn, Headache, Gout, and many less dan
gerJus bat slil threatening ailments, such as
Pimples on The Face, Worms, Nervous lrritabiii-
~, Loss Of Appetite, Ire Eu!ariiss, Dizziness in
the Head, Colds, Fevtrs, DysCntrry, and indeed
every variety o complaints !or which Purgatiye
Remedy is required.
Tass5 are 10 random statements, but are au,
th2licatoI by your own neiShbors and your own
physicians
Try them oncs, and you will never be without
them
Price 2j cents per box--s boxes for 6 co.
Prepared by DR.. j. G, Aver, Chemist. Lowell
IA =
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LEGAL.
- - -s-r~-s--~--7
+ o r r 5 Il Il S NJ | Il II
Attorneys aud Solicitors,

CHARDoN, GEAUGA COUNTY, ONO.
w. O. FoRmsT pructises II, X. SMITH is Notary
in the U S Cou is for Public and Prosecut.
the N. District Of o. ing Atty. ior Genuga.
Office, 81 door South Of Bank.
NAV G, 1869 486.n
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IXTARRANT'y DEEDS.-Justp'int 'intcd and
w aad for sale at this Odice, arlequantiy
of Warrnn!y, Dceds'which will be sold gthe quirs
dozen. hali-d0zeu, or single blank
Chard0n, April !, 1886
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-MAy 4.
Becyes ranging from &c to Re, and averaging
about lGac lot prime, uhd extra grades fetch
l2Dl2i, To l3c
Snccp and lambs--Livc weight slGTc; dressed
lea i4c
swine Selling slowly At Goo 5.9c.
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CLEVELAND MARYETs-N,v4

CLEVELAND MARKETS-MAY 4.
FtoER--Ii Rye Flour 1925,
WHEAT fed 81 AZ.
CoRN--Sales at SToc
OATS --Oid scots. and new 47c.
RGE--Sjc.
SEEns -Timoihy SO.
fOr,ITuls { CCumon 81 50.
DEIID ATrIIS--onles lOc.
BUTrEE-Choice roll lSc.
EGGs- Steady at l0}ic.
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Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons, &c sc.
or Spermatorrho,a or Seminal Emissions, lieGi.
Energy, Depression OF Spirits, T'imidity, Diseases
OF the Sexual Organs, and Impediments to Marriage
nre promptly and efectunlly removed by the Au-
thor's novel and most successful mode oftreatmsnt,
by means Of which the Invalid car regain pristine
health without having recourse to dangerous and
expensive medicines.
Frtm The London Lancet .--"Tho best trontse
ever written on n subject ofvital importance To all
well W rlhy tho Authors exalted reputation "
VI Address the Publishers, j c. KLINE a. Co,
New York Guy.
Ap s. 1880 4a2.amns
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned has boon appointed
Il Executor OF the Estate of Benjamin
Goff, deceased, late of Troy, Geauga County,
Ohio. All persons concerned will govern
themselves accordingly.
NOAH MILLS GOFF.
Troy. May 9th, 1859, 486 3w'
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reNiIE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED
| to make COFFINS to order, On& attend
with UEAGSE If required, Residence two
miles south Of Newbury Cenor ..
JOHN II. OBER.
Newbury March lSth, 1859. 479 3wt
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DIR. EsOOFLAND's
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.
Enr tim npehy urp nf

Coughs GcHs. h.Raen=l, CrcRP, Uoarstne'''
BroErhiiiy, Pnenmcnm Diseases n the Boweis
arwimg .i,om Coid ircp'em tenSHmPt'on, and
for Hr t,ii,t and u 0tnH To sib.tl cpic q PaEt-
eufS ia Gdyqac,d Siogfs cftLc hiHtr d,W0Sf.
INNS CELEDHATED PREP RA-
lion, like the nitters. may be confidently re
lied on 1t Is designed for class o diseases moro
general and more fatal lhan any other 10 which Inc
people OF Ihls country are subcct-those sprlugng
from "sIsht coid." hut eminent authority
Dr. Bell says; ~ will not say lhat colds are !"
our inhabitants what the plague and mi'oto .f,re'
are TO those OF other countries but, | can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease OF greater
cymp!lclty aid mortality dian tlrse latter
A'aflhrr proof Of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from common c3iI" muy be seen by
glance ut the following statistics, taken from tbs
Records OF the Board OF Health OF Philadelphia, ,
confcssrdly one OF the most Eealthy localities in
the Union -