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Justices Election.

The result of the election for Justice of the
Peace, on yesterday. was as follows:
J. Palm, $50
j. Soule, 2l9
That Mr.. Palm will make a good officer, we
have no doubt; nevertheless, his election is dis
graceful to the Republicans. MIR. S. is a
staunch Republican, an old citizen, of unblem-
ished character; and it is scandalous that Re
publicans should allow themselves to be coax
ed to vote for a political opponent in such q
case. When water rurs up hill, the Democrats
OF this town will follow their example, and not
till then.
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The Ladies' Benevolent Circle,

Will be happy to meet their friends at En-
pire Hall, on Tuesday Evening of the 2Otl
inst.-for the purpose of receiving donations
to aid in the relief of the poor and destitute o
our Village
The meeting will be addressed by j. W
Tyler. Esq. Choice music will enliven thu
occasion. It is hoped there will be a genera
attendance.
F. ". STULL, See.
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shsrif's Office, Warren, No
SALE.

IbltF . GALL
~ WAiirm Higgins In COGrt Of Common Pleas
vs. Of TrumSail County.
Thomas VI. Wolf. ct. Gl.>
By virtue OF an alas order Of sale. issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF TrumbunC County ,Okio,teme
directed and delivered. l have levied upon and shall
offer at Public Sale. al the door Of the Court House in
Warren, TrumbuII County, on
Saturday, the eth of December, 1850.
between the horrs Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and 4 o'clock
2. 81, of said day. Jeremiah H. VOLTS undivided half
of the following described Real Estate sitnate in Dub
bard Township, TrEmhp1 County, and is known as
being part Of lot No. -, and ia bounded rs follows:
Beginning at a post standing on the east side II said
lot -. and runriag south along the road leading from
the Centre OF Hubbard to Rroosfeld, 10 the south east
corner Of lot No. q; theac- west to the south west
corner Of said lot 25 to q post; thence north on the
west line CT said lot p to 4 post. aai from thence east
parallel to the south line Of said lot % TO a post. or
The place Of beginning, containing Efty Scres o. land
Also. another tract Of land in Hubbard, known as
part Of lot No. 5. described and bounded as follows:
Beginning at : post standing in the northwest corner
OF = lot OF land belonging 10 John u8yEood; thence
running along the road leading from the Centre Of
Hubbard to Brookieli. to post standing on the line
OF said road go far north as that n line running west
at right angles 20 said ROAD until 4. strikes the west
lire Of lot No %, and thence en- said line tn the uorth-
west corner Of said John haywood land as shall in
eiude within said IiG-s sixty acres OF land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acres Of land.
The sSid undivided half Is a. praIsel at S2,0O5. co.
TkRAs-CSsh.
A. 7. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriR's 0Ece- Warren. Nov -. ls59-5s.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
= -. .. m "a r1r

~ OY VALUl ABLE REAL ESTATE.
In obedience TO an alias order 81 sale issued by the
Probate Court Of TrumbuIl County, in 4 suit therein
pending. wherein l. as Admir- Of he estate Of r. :.
Brooks, dec'd. an plaintiff. ami the 4 RS and widow
Of said deceased are Defendants, 1 viii offer for sale
to ths highest bidder at the door Of the Court House
in the town OF Warren, on
Saturday, the l7H day Of December, 1859,
between the hours Of ! and 3 P NJ, the following
described real estate, 10 wit:
Situate in the village Of Warren, County OF Trum-
bull, and State OF Ohio. orc village lot foriy-fve feet
in width, n the east side Of Franklin Alley, bounded
south and east BY lands Of Henry W Smith, and west
Is the middle OF franklin Ali y. Appraised At SitO-
Also one other lot Of land e st Of Franklin Alley.
bounded north by the south line Of the TO- foot lot
occupied by the c. 81 NJ. Rail Road Company, west
by the middle Of Franklin Alley, south by 4 line par
alIrl TO the north line Of the lot above described and
ninety feet distant therefrom, AMI east by lands Of j.
b. BATTLES and NJ. B. TayIer. Appraised at $50
Also, on other lot VI land in said village and eoun-
ty, Deing the remainder OF lots FIVE and six in the
brooks plat. so called. heing at the southwest corner
Of South Street ami Franklin Alley, aud extending to
the middle of said alley. after taking off OF said lots
S and 6 the strip Of InS feet wide on South street. and
extending about 2l9 feet In length on South street
Also. the whole Of lot seven and the north part OF
lot eight, bounded south upon a portion Of said lot
eight lately held and owned By Henry Lob Two
pieces last named appraised at sf:5-
JOHN
Adnr. B. s. BROOKS, deed.
Nav on Is5Q.-lu
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ J.M. & Ii. II. Brown.

vB. IlsaS.
Z. J. Williams, ct. al.
De- virtue of IN alias Order OF Sale in the above entI-
tied eanse. issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Trumbull County. OHIO, TO me directed and deliv
cred. 1 have levied ON and shall expose to Public
said County, on
Saturday. the 18th day of December, 1889,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ", and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ, of SAID day, the following described Real Estate.
TO wit: Situate in Bloomfield. Tow nship No.. in tie
Eth range of Townships in the ConnsetieEt Western
Reserve, in the State of Ohio, and which is also in
the County Of Trrmbull, and is known y being part
Ct Lot number Sixty, sccUrGing to the survey of said
Township by Seth J. Ensign. aed being all of certain
premises, with rights and appurteusneeS conveyed 10
sail 7. j. WiIians by Warrautee deed OF j. NJ Brown
an vile. dated May ;-5j. be tie same RIore or less =
sppr Used al S.. ? &C. Tern s-Css h or az OF sale.
A.R.L LYMAN. 5h-rIH.
shcria's Ofee. Warren, New. IL. Is5S.-jS
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WESTERN RESERVE MILLS,
WARREN. OHIO.

Better known as Van Gorder's Upper Mills. have been
thoroughly repaired ~ their present prsprieters,
Ioser & Camp. aad are now making = superior article
Of nour. Sl.iy surprising their old reputation OF
being the hest Touring mills in the country. The Pre-
prietors keep constantly on hand the ' cry best quality
Of -four and wheat. which they sell cheap, Wholesale
II retail
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BENZ Cranage Wile1
vs.. IN TruC1iull Common
Thomas Douglas. Pleas

Ihon2s ILugLaS. TEAS
By virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
cause, Issued ont OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbuli County. Ohio. to me cirerted and delivered.
I have levied on, and shall expose to Public Sale, at
the door OF the Court House ia " G-ren, in said Coun
u, on y
Saturday, the 2ith day of December, 1881
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.. II. and 4 o'clock p
VI. Of said day, the following described Real Esrats,
to wit: Situate in the Township Ct NaTren, heing No.
4, in the fourth range Of townships in the ConnsGi-
cut Western ReseTvs, in the State Of Oslo, AMI which
Is also in the County of Tr mbutl, and known as hot
% in large lot IS, in the village plat Of Warren,
bounded north Ly lot ,, east by Lot - in said lat s5,
south by " lillian Street. and west by lots . anda 81
in said large lot %. and formerly owned by Daniel
Gilh=rt. Appraised A. SJU.r0.
Terms-C==h on day OF sale
ABB LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Warren, Nov %, Is55.-5H
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Warren, Trlmun County, o., Decerber , I5l
thereby certify the foregoing to be a correct lis. Of all theL Lands, Town Lotsa m Real
Property. returned delinquent 6y he Treasurer of said county. in August. fSs Except
those oil wlcht the taxes and penalty have since been pdd) and that the foregoing ds
cnpron Of said Lands, Town Lots. e.. sthe same as that on the Duplicate CT s9, am
thAthsT Taxes Of the proeeiing year have BEEN charged correctly thereon, with thirty
per- entum penalty; to which Isl added the Faxes Of the present rear.
NOue= is herfOre hereby given, that the wholeo Of the evIal tracts OF Land own
Lots and Real Property in said list contained, or so mich theedas will be necessary
pAyt the axesan penalty charged thereon will e sold tthe count ousein sad county
n the second Monday. 0h ta) of January, LEGO, by the County Treasurer, unless the
taxes and penalty ARE paid before That time.
dec7-4w ORLOW L. WOLCOTT, County Audtor.
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A CARD.

Mr.. George Oliver, we'll known by all lovers OF
good Bread ami Backwheat Cakes. is nov ohciating
IS head miller at the Western Rese'v We Mills. where he
stin increase confidence. which he so richly deserves
as a practical miller. Mr. o.. is unsupported in north
cru Ohio. Oct-o' 1903
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Fortunate Fellows.

Fortunate Fellows.
We are informed that within the past week
six watches have been given away at Adams
Bookstore, besides hundreds of other valuable
presents-we should think it a good place to
buy books, while such things are Laying
around loose" as mere presents to purchasers
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cieveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
lumbuS & Cincinnati. Cleveland d Erie. and CIeye.
land L Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
- Graceville with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenYiile Mead.
willie. Bloomfield. Garfield, &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. TT. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, 1859. CHAS. L. RHoDEs supt.
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r EFT 1T BE RECORDED in ever

T EFT 1T BE RECORDED in every
II family. that at No II can be found white. black
and colOre Kid Gloves, Linen. Cotton, Worstsd, Silk
and Buck Gloves, and a Genuine Indian Tan Back
Mitten, Hosiery, Rushes. Hair Brushes. Spool Thread,
Sewing Silk, Needles. Pins. Port Monies, Pocket
Wallets. Silk and Brckskin Money PurseE, Gents
Sleeve Buttons. Pencils, Steel Pens and Pen Hold
ers, Black and Red Ink, Indelible Ink, Writing Pa
per and Envelopes. Silk and Cotton Embroidery
Threads. Linen Furnishing Thread, White and Col
ored Pearl Buttons, Agate Buttons. plain and fancy
also Carpet Sacks with the Leathers on.
REEVES & THOMAS.
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CHERRIES SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thorss J. McLain)
va IN TIunbuN Common Pleas
Rice, French 4 Co. }
By virtue Of Yendiiioni Exponas. IN the above en-
titled Inse. Issued oct Of the Court OF ConaSa Pleas
Of TRANQUIL county, Chio,a and to me directed and de-
Iiyered, I shall expose to public sale, on TIE preElses
lately occupied and owned by French, Cook & Co..
about two miles south east from the village OF Niles,
in the towuship of Weathersdsid, county OF rrunbull,
and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, the Sd day of December, 1859,
,etween the hours OF ! and 4 o'clock p. n,
OF said Gay. the following described personal
property. to wit: About 2D00 tons of Black Band Ore.
and aboua ) or 10 thousand Props or Supporters for
Coal BANKS
Tsrns-Cssh on day OF Sale
A b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriG's Ofiee, Warren Sovember %. 1859 -2E
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

A SSlGNEE'S SALE of Merchandise
n at the Village OF Newton Falls at the rooms
lstsly occupied by William lew, IS his Store
room
The undersigned will offer for sale. on Monday. the
23d day of January. ls6O, a large and well assorted
lot of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Queenswars.
and n general assortment Of Notions
AIsO, I large assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Ready
Made Clothing, together with a general stock of all
such articles as are kept for sale in country stores
Purchases making purchases amounting to ovsr
ten dollars. can have a credit Of six months, by Civ
ing ne sotiabie note with approved security
auction TO commence on said day. and to be con
tinued from day 10 day until all the aforesaid stock 10
scli. D4ktUS
Nov. %. IS5o -6< Assignee OF VIM. TEW.
MRS. STOVES GREATEST WORK.
Mrs. Stoves Greatest Work.
Mrs. Stoves Greatest Work.
Mrs. Stoves Greatest Work.
THE MINISTER'S WOOING.
The Minister'S Wooing.
The Minister'S Wooing.
The Minister'S Wooirg.
SC Copies just reed at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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The ADMIRABLE QUALITIES
'The roots and the leaves will be for the healing
the nations."-BIBLE.
December Appointments.
nR. r ] LYONS. the celebrate!

An. II d LII iuC CClCOiotCh
~ Indian Herb Doctor, can he consulted at the
following places every month during lsj9-Go:
Cleveland Ofics. La Superior street. 0fics days
in Cleveland as foliows:-Ist, I'd, lIth, l9Jh, 18th,
IA,h 9-,b a..b .nl 2Izf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
a BsnsusLsat Institzfi0H established by special Ea-
dopms-t. for the rehQ Of tAs Siek aad D'-trtsssd
aTiefed uitk VirzIeHf and Epidemic DtseGssS, GHd
ss5eeiaHy for tAs Care Of diseases Of the SsIEaI
OIgGES.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
vi by the Acting Surgeon,:o al. who apply by let
ter, with a description OF their condidOn, Gage. oeeu-
patton. habits Of life, &c y and in cases OF extreme
poverty. Medicines furnished fee OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srsrmatoIThea, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
employed ig the Dispsnsary, sent 20 the
afflicted in sealed Letter envelopes. free Of Charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON. Acting
street.. Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF 1.-THE Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, PrssiesHt-
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary,
Nov. is, ls59-Iy
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DELENQUENT TAX LEST OF 1859.

4 List of Lands, Town Lots and Real Property. returned delin.
II quentEy the Treasurer Of TrumbuII County. in August 1859. excepting those oil
Which the Taxes and Penalty have since been paid j TO which is added penalty of thirty
per- cent. IN the taxes Of the present year
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
BAlSATdic CORDIAL

FVN N"- TT n
Coughs, Colds. IEfHsRra, Creep. HoG-sness. Bro1-
ciitis. PEeHnoEta, Diseases Of the B0ueis srisial
from Colds. IRciDiest C0RsuEPtioR, and for the re-
lief end Of az al P9sSiblsj care Of Patients in ad-
raHesd stages Of the Eztter disease.
This LIBERATED preparation. like the Ritters. may
be confidently relied on. Irisdesigned for a class Of
diseases more general and riore fatal than any other
to which The people Of this country are s~uiject-thos-
springinE from 4 slight e9iG.' That eminent author
ity. Or. Bell. says: Il will not say that Colds are to
to those Of other countries; hut I can aver confidently
that they usher in disease OF greater completely and
mortality than these lztter
A further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from a'e0izn0H e0LF may he seen by q glance
at the following statistics. taken from The records Of
the Board OF Health OF philadelphia. eonfesssdiy one
of :he mos; healthy localities in the Union:
1854. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 1861
Dsed If Consrmpsiap- 1912
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Cox Timothy. ............-5
Winter Ephraim '-heirs of"......5
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LOST! LOST!

DABY UPSET THE TEA POT, q
ID broke its nose Cthe tea pots nose, not the haby's)
Bny another at McLAlN'S
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COMING.
l. Buy a new turkey dish for the defurc ct Gohhler
-. McIAINrS
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November Appointments, 1889.
l.. II. SANDS, Nj. d.,
TRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
~ SCRGEOy
bOIhNIV ~hEUhUIE-s
No eslomel, or other deleterious drugs are used.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS.

During every month in the year. Or Sands may be
consulted. at the following places. Visits will be
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Tho nrend QnentInn

On visiting the establishment Of Mr.. o. p.
Stevens, corner of Summer and Leonard sts.,
on the Flats, we found in addition to his other
preparations of hulled grain, an article of Com
Meal which he sells at half cent per lb. more
than the common. Corn being the great staple
of Ohio, any process therefore which mikes
Corn Meal more palatable and so that it will
keep sweet longer, is important This, Mr..
Stevens does by separating the germ and the
soft unpaatable portion around it. Such Meal
will undoubtedly keep sweet longer, and is bet
ter tasted, than the common article Corn dam
aged on the cob as it was the crop before the
last, would make meal very much better, treat.
ed according to Mr.. Stevens process, In times
of scarcity, Hominy, Meal, DC, could be made
from musty corn, by the hullng process so as
to be very good whereas il treated in the
usual way it would not be eatable In a we'll
written article published recently in the Gin.
cinnaUi Gazette, on the Bread Question. il was
stated that there are several millions of peoplc
in France and Ireland that do not eat bread
which might be supplied from this countrv.-
The consumption of our principal staple could
undoubtedly be very much increased by Mr.. ST.
mode of preparation.
Inquiries in relation TO this matter accom-
panied with return postage, will be promptly
attended to by Mr.. Stevens 80
We have used the Corn Meal prepared b,
Mr.. Stevens, and consider the quality mucI
superior to meal ground in the ordinary way -
The difference is very perceptible in sweetness
and flavor.
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SIGHTs.-0f course it would be no "great
shakes Of an Independence, if we did not have
some sights, in way Of iusus aahtrae curiosites,
ETC., and in order to make up the programme are
TO have on exhibition for the inspection Of the Gu
rious, the Rocky Mountain Elk, all the way from
Mosmondom, the calf with two heads, six legs,
two tails, and two set Of intestines, and the cat
with only two legs, all which will be seen at the
South West corner of the Public Square. The
elk are on their way to Washington as present to
President Buchanan
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tsSN One Of the features in the procession on the
4th is to be baud of thirty three young ladies' ap-
proprately dressed to represent the several States
Of the Union. That will be very attractive, to be
sure; but we would suggest that 1t would add ma
terialy TO the interest of the occasion of the Com
mittee would select the preitiest girl to be found
for thirtyfourth, to represent the State of Mat
riHOny! State which has done 80 mach for the
good of our common country; and which is so
preeminently one Of the Omitted States" should
certainly find representative in one of our fair
damsels We respectfully suggest the matter to
the Committee, not wishing to dictate, however,
We know several who would I'LL the role to Der.
fecon, the two first letters of whose names, VIC
shall only divulge to the Committee.
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why do these Fathers end Husbands stay ia

why do these Fathers IN end Husbands stay ia
Their position Is that the Fugitive Slave
Law, under which they have been indicted and
are imprisoned, It in itself unjust, and uncon-
sututiOna and that the Court, acting under il,
can have no just or legal claim upon them
least Of all the right TO condne them, without
trial, as lelons, when they had appeared before
it in fulfllment Of its own requisitions
2. The interests involved are not those Of a
personal character merely, as between them and
the Federal Government, tut p e.emnently
and markedly, such as 10 involve the welfare aud
rights Of the whole country.
3 Thus situated, these PERsEcUrEp MEN
stand as thB representatives of FREEDOM, ia
the issue now made by the Slave power,
through the Federal Court and they are not at
liberty under such responsibilities, TO call in
as their counselora personal feeling or friend
ship, or any considerations lower than truth,
patriotism and duty AZ true mon, they can.
not ialter or stoop TO "giye hail y in obeyance
to the infamous slave law, in any sense Or de.
gree whatever.
A. These enoroaahments Of Federal authori-
ty, IN ignoring and even deiyiBa State rights
demand the immediate and unhinching Tesis
tance Of the freemeh Of the land 10 meet
them now, is 10 avoid the further sacrifices b
the rights Of the Free States, and deeper dsgra
dations ofthe country. The sooner this tyran
ny is boldly met, the less Of treasure and BLOOD
| will it cost to vanquish It, Therefore let thesl
men ia Jail be sustained In their position, anc
let not its appeal fall poWerless upon the ear o
American Citizens!
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The Fourth AT WILLouoHBY.-Our friends at
Wnloughby, are making preparations to ''do the
honOrs" to our National Anniversary on the 4th.
TIE Grafton will be delivered by our friend j. j.
Elwell, Of the Cleveland Law College We had an
invitation TO "be thar" but cantgo
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Ar LIBERTY Henry Reed, the we'll known
editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial and more
recently Of the Penny Press, is now out of the
editorial harness but can't keep out. II ls sta
ted that he Is making arrangements TO start a
new paper in Cincinnati, over whieh he will
have fall control.
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BUReLARY.-on Wednesday night last, the Shoe
shop Of VIM, Smith in Eyria, was broken open,
aud boots shoes andleather taken to the amount
Of about $50. As yet, no trace has been obtained
Of the person who committed the theft.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.--The steamer
North Star, Capt Benjamin Sweet, arrived on
Thursday evening, the 3Olh ult, with 70 bales and
boxes furs, so bbs fish, 3 tons "copper" for CIeve.
land 65 passengers for lower Lake ports, and AZ
tons copper ore for Detroit
The Star returns Monday evening, July 4th, af-
ter making pleasure excursion for the benefit Of
her numerous friends and admirers, and it is ON dit
that the Star will soon be ready for grand pleas
ure trip to the rural and mining districts of Lake
superior,
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Dentt6trp,
DEGFIS ray
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
IL read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great II you have no teeth at all sp;-
fact httisi daily exhibited iu the streets in the social
circle in the paror by the humbes peasant ana the
proude auocra is that hundreds of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want Of tho timely aid Of good and
skful dentist poor and inferior operation Is In many
cases worse than all If your teeth are good have
them examined 10y good dentist aud keep them in order
If or time should he lost but have them repaired the
the better and escape that which Burns says IS te
he'll OF all diseases All irregularities OF the teeth slouu
be att ended 20 10 childhood aud youth D,
All persons desrous of fine dental operations are uvl
ed to all at my whore particular attention gwen
to the preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANiZED CORALIrE,
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AooIDENT-one Of the workmen at Sturtevant's
Planning Mill had his hand seriously lacerated yes
terday. It was Immediately dressed by physician,
and at last accounts was healing.
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nredinn Countr stntI.rica

The Gazette contains the following interest
ing statistics of Medina county, furnished by
the County Auditor. They are compiled from
the returns Of the Township Assessors.