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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Trumbpll County
are requested TO send their delegates to a
County nominating convention, to be held
in Empire Hall, at Warren, on Tuesday,
the 23d day Of August, 1859, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to put IN nomination candidates for
the following Offices: One State Repre-
sentative, a Sheriff, County Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney, County Commissioner,
Coroner, and Director of the County In
frEaEg.
The basis Of Representation as fixed, is
n delegate fer each township in the cOun-
", and one additional for each forty votes
cast at the last Gu~bcrnatorial election. or
fraction of twenty or over; this will give
to each township the following represent,
af;onr
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History CT the 0berlin-W wellington
Rescue,

Compiled by Jacob R. Shepherd, with an
introduction by Prof. Henry Z. Peck, and
Hon. Ralph Plumb. Boston: Published by
John P. Jewett d. &c. 1859.
The above is the title to a very interest
ing history Of the Rescue eases, which have
Just been terminated by action of the Fed
eral Court at Cleveland-The Book contains
$50 pages, of closely printed double column
matter, and is a faithful, and sketchy histo-
" Of the whole affair, commencing with the
kidnapping of John Price, by the Slave
eztchers, and his rescue at Wellington IN
the 18th Of September last, and ending with
the grand reception Of the prisoners at Ober-
lin, upon their release from Cuyahoga Coun-
~ jail. The testimony of tie Witnesses
the arguments sf Counsei-the rulings
Of the Court, are all faithfully given,
with incidents of prison life, al Of which
illustrate and demonstrate the tyrrany of
the Federal Cqarts in al matters where
Slavery is ooncerned--The mastery argu-
ment Of Attorney General Wolcott before
the Supreme Court at Columbus, is given in
full, and is itslf worth tie price of the
hook.
The Indictment Of tho kidnappcrs, and
the perils to which they found themselves
EXPOSED, and to free them from which the
government officials we're obliged to make
terms acceptable to the officials of Lorain
County, are fully givcz in the work
II is a book which will be read with
great interest by every body. We learn
that the publishers have made an arrang-
ment with Mr. Fa=oett Plumh-by which
Trumbull County is to be supplied; and that
he intends to Canvass the different town
ships at once, with a supply Of the bookH-
every body be ready to buy a hSak.
Price in paper cover 80 cts, in cloth 10.
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DEATH IN JAIL OF A SoN OF REV. JOHN
n. MAFFIr.-A few days ago a forgery to
a small amount was perpetrated on the
banking house of W. II. Barksdale & Co.,
of this city. and three persons were suspect
ed of participating in the crime. Among
the number was Francis A. Mafit, who is
said to be, and who has acknowledged him.
self a son of John Newland Mafit, the elo-
quent preacher, who fourished in the West
some years ago. After the forgery was dis
covered, young Mafht was found on the 9TH
er side of the river, and was coaxed across
in order to be arrested. He declared him
self innocent of the allegation, but as he
had been living a rather fast and dissipa-
ted life on the river, between st. Louis and
New Orleans, his protestations were not re-
ceired with a great degree of credence.-
His examination, with that of his compan-
ions, was to have come off to-day. but on
Sunday night in his cell, he was seized with
an apopletic fit, and died at 0 o'clock
81. Louis Republican.
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WESTERN RESERVE HORSE BREEDER.

WESTERN REsEREs HORSE BREEDERS
ASsOCIATIoS.-The Second Annual Fair
Of this Association will be held at Raven
M, on the 9th, 2Sth, 29th ans 3Oth Of
September. The Portage Democrat says:
The Fair last fall was satisfactory in ev-
cry degree. The association have been We
~ fortunate, in all their undertakings, and
the officers are men of spirit and energy,
whose well directed labors will secure for
their society prosperity, the good will and
appreciation Of the public, and advance a
valuable and cherished department of the
agricultural interests of the country.
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Our Mississippi valley is destined to be-
come the garden of the world, but a dead
weight on its population is the miasm which
engenders bilious diseases all over it
Could an absolute antidote be found to the
malaria which exhale from its marshes, it
is impossible to over estimate the consc-
quences to u prosperity. We cOngratu-
late our fellow citizens and fellow sufferers
around us, on the announcement, important
if true, that DIR. J. c. Ayers the celebrated
medico Chemist of the East has discovered
just such an antidotc-his "Ague Cure"
which is supplied at a price that can ex-
clude no one from its benefits, and that is
said to cure Fever and Ague and kindred
diseases, to a more ccrtainty.-Family
Visitor, Memphis.
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p HINT
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The republicans of the Senatorial Dis
srict composed of the counties of Trumbull
and Mahoning, are requested to meet in
Convention by delegates, at Niles, on Mon
day, the 22d day of August, 1853, at 10
o clock, A. NJ, to put in nomination a can
.didate for State Senator, and also a candid
ate for Member of State Boaed Of Equal-
cation.
The basis of representation fixed for the
last Senatorial was as follows: Each town.
ship in the district to have one delegate
and one additional for each 100 votes cast
at the last Gubernatorial election, or frac-
ton of 80 or over.
This viii give to the townships cOmpos-
ing said district, q representation as fol
lows:
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CLUBBING.

STATISTICS OF MORMON PoPULATEoN.-The
Valley Tan copies the following statistics of
Mormon population:
The population of Mormons in the United
States and British dominions in 1856 was
not less than 65, 70O-Of which $4,000
were resident in Utah, 5000 in New York
State, 1000 in California, 5000 in Nova
Scotia and the Canadas; and 5000 in South
America In Europe there were 80, 1000
of which $4,000 were in Great Britain and
Ireland. 5000 in Scandinavia, 1000 in
Germany and Switzerland, and in France
and the rest of Europe 1000; in Australia
and Polynesia, 2,400; in Africa, 100; and
on travel, 1880. To these, if we add the
different sahismatic branches. including
~Strangeites, Rigdonites, and Whiteites, the
whole sect was not less than 10000. In
1857 there appears to have been a decrease
in the population of Utah-the number be-
ing only 3I,022; of which 5000 we're chill
dren, about IL, 200 women, and IL, 900 men
capable of bearing arms There are 35S
men with 8 or more wives; of these, -
have more than 10 wives, $50 men with 3
wives, LOO +, and 2,400 with moro than
| wife.
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GUNNER .CkSSIMERES Il GRASS
- LINENS. NEW YORK STORE.
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WANTED-sOOO Cash Customers t.
w buy Boots and Shoes at
JAMES -MeCoGNELL's
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MOUNT VERNON IN OIL CoLoRs.

MOUNT VERNON IN OIL C0LORS.
We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. ]. H. Byram g. Co., No. ll2 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, a copy of the
engraving of Mount Vernon. Accompa-
nying it, is a fattering notice by Hon. Ed
ward Everett, of its value as a work of art.
We have seen highly commendatory notices
of ii, by the press; but although by no
means amateurs in the fine arts, it does
seem to US, that the specimen before us
docs not deserve the praises it has rcceiv-
ed
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WARREN MARKET.
THE SKIN

i. formed with thousands of pores in every inch OF
surface. whose office it is to carry Oh the impurities OF
the blood-the acknowledged cause Of all diseaseI Of
mankind-when the skin is dry and parched-when it
is covered with eruptions-Shen it is cold aud clammy
when there is inward fever or inhamation-it is i'm
possible for the skin under these Circumstances to per-
form its proper functions and TO carry of the inpuri-
ties from the body as designed by our Creator.
Merse's Indian Root Pills remove these distractions
aud produce free and healthy bloOd. remove the erup-
tons from the skin. and cause il TO brighten with the
flush Of youth and beauty. Beauty so much admired
sad loved. Beauty without paints anS cosmetics-but
beauty produced Ivy health and happiness.
DR.. MoRss's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal.
ers in Medicines. August }, '59.-lm
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Willow Grove low. MAY. 1856.

DG- TuBBs, Sir Hoping it may encourage some
1espairiBs invalid TO seek relief from Suffering, l
give below the facts in my own case. You first pre-
scribs1 for me in Sept, lSJ5- 1 had been suffering
four years from a complication Of diseases and i'm
purities Of the blood The last three years excepting
a few weeks) L hal heen kept u prisoner constantly in
he'd. and At that time Was too feeble to sit up in = chair
Ion z enough to- have my bed arranged, nor could /
stand upright upon my feet Ny sudsrings were
without internissiOn, and at times were very grrat.-
Debility ald drFangemsu- seemed to p=ryade The an
tire system. All that kind friends, and an zttsnt
phys ciaD could do had been dOas Tor NE. / had also
used different kinds of patent medicines, which acted
as p5Iliaiiye5. hut failed TO snip the desired
object. From the tine l Commenced your treatment,
tasre vas gradual Improvement. At the end OF a few
weeks l vas able to 81. up an hour at a time, and in
SIX months rode ter miles in one day. FROM that
time improvement; VAS more rspid-hSye since been
able to journey west, and am now enjoying a good
degree OF health. / feel that to yoar treatment, under
the blessing. OF God, l an indebted for life and com
Portable health.
Yours with mach respect. Mrs-M. Is. BEMIs5.
Mrs B. resided during her sickness and while an
der treatment in NunsOn. Geausa Co., o.. where her
father, MT. Chester Miller, still Temzius.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Published by
Philips, Sampson & Co., Boston.

In the August number, the Minister'S
Wooing progresses slowly; the Professor
continues 10 talk at the Breakfast Table.
The Dramatic Element in the Bible is
touched upon. The other articles are, The
Ring Fetter; The End of all; Birds of the
Night; . Trip to Cuba; Roba di Roba;
Enceladus; The Zouaves; My Psslm; The
Italian War.
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Our RAIL RoAp.-At a meeting Of the
stockholders held in this place on Saturday
last it was recommended to the board Of
directors of the a. s. \. J.. E. R. to issue
bonds to the amount Of one million Of dol
lars to nc applied to the purchase of iron
and rolling stock for the entire road. 1t
is said by those who have investigated the
matter that iron can be bought from % to
so per cent. lower than last year-Ass0
Lisbon Patriot.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

AMI feeling the hand Of Time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills. viii and in the use q
Hollands German Buffers. an Elixir that will instil
new life into their veins restore, 10 n measure. the
energy and ardOr OF more youthful days build up
their shrunkeu forms, and give health and eLergg
to their remaining years.
Ask for HocJlasd's German Bitters, prepared ly Or.
c. NJ. Jackson, 4Is Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
They are sold by druggists and storekeepers in every
town and village in the United States, CanadAs, West
Indies, and South America, for IS cents per bottle.
August 3. Ie50.-2w
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
F.9CTORY. At UGPREN.

1912 " The Proprietor desires to inform his
friends and patrons. thai he nay now
6s3SJeLb be found on Liberty street, south Of the
|Bank. where as formerly, he is manu-
featuring to 9rder an1forsale .Carriasesand Buggies
OF eYerydescriptlon ;snG Eillconstzntiy kespon hand
a good assortment o!the mostapProved sty les. which
for material, substantial workmanship and ELEGANCE
OF finish, shailnotbe surpass ell In this section Of Ohio.
Those wantinEs vehicle of any kind. win DO well Ly
giving me a call. as they can scarcely failin being
suited, sitherin style, quality terms or price.
Paintingand Trimming dOEe in 4 superior manner,
and at pricesthat " i'll give satisfaction.
Cash willbe paid, and good prices, for the best OF
all kinds second growth Carriage lumber.
Warren, April 90 80. L. X WISELL.
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yUANTED-Cashl Cash y Cash III
w s5OOO in Cash, in exchange for Boots and
Shoes, at No. 20 Main Street.
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WANTED - Every body and thea
wives to buy Shoes and Boots at
JAMES MeCONNELL's.
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HoRsE THIEVES ARouND.-0n Wednes-
day night a valuable horse belonging to J.
Doolittle, was stolen from a pasture in this
village. He found the horse in Thompson,
on 1hursiay. and it was supposed, from
appearance, that the thief had rode the
horse AID, that the horse had thrown him
of. The thief was not 10 he found
ParrcsrlU. Adr.
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WANTED-Ladies to buy Fu,! Foa
w Caters fer 30 cents at
May Is, 1859. JAMES MccoNNELL's
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ROAD NOTICE.

No.ice is hereby given. shat there will he . petition
presented to the commissioners Of TrunhuS: County,
Ohio. st their next regular meeting in September nexi.
praying for the laying out and establishing of = new
county road. commencing near the residence Of Seth
Chris4t in the north art OF the township Of Hubbard
in said couLty. running du- East on the original lot
lines, until it ,nterssc;s the read on The stst, lihe.
August ;, 80 -3w
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REp~UBL1cANIsN IN KENTUcLY.-The
bold and talented champion Of freedom.
Hon. Cassius N. Clay, addressed a meet
ing of two thousand men, at Covington
Kentucky, on Friday evening.
His speech was straight out Republican
ism. He called upon the ncn-slaveh olders
OF Kentucky to prepare to share the nation
al triumph Of the Republicans, next fall.
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KIN CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus Il Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIeve-
land &c Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolSn with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
- MGntua with Hacks for Ravenna.
- Iraceville with Hacks for Newton FAILS. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenvflie Mead
willie, Bloomfield, Canfeh. SC
- Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and EnOa Valley. and thence by ?. 1t. "
* G. Rail Read ~ PiltsbDrgh-
FeS. rs, 1852. Il l. RH0DEs, supt.
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Candidates..

The following names have been handed
to us, as suitable persons for nomination to
the Offices designated:
State Senator-Levi Sutlif, Geo. F.
Brown, Charles ". Smith.
Representatives,. W. Howe, Bloom
field; Samuel Fansler, Bristol; Dr.. r. H.
Walker, Liberty.
Commissioaer.-A. 4. Preston, Brace
Eille.
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TERMS.

Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews, IS 90
For any two of the four Reviews. 500
For any three of the four Reviews, 700
For all four of the Reviews, 500
For Blackwood's Magazine, 800
For Blackwood and one Review, 500
For Blackwood and two Reviews, 200
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 900
For Blackwood and the four Reviews. 10 90
Money current IN tie State achere issued
WiU be receiced at par.
CLUBBING.
A discount of twenty-five per cent. from
the above price will be allowed to Clubs
ordering four or more copies of any one
or more of the above works. Thus: Four
copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will
be sent to one address for 80; four copies of
the four Reviews and Blackwood for $50;
and so on.
Remittances should always be addressed
to the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & Co., y. Y.
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August Appointments.
NR. H. TUBES will be in attendance

~ as fOllows-
WARREN, National Hotel, Friday. August l2th.
RNvESNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, August Sth-
AsBrABuLA, ASh.abula House, Tuesday, Aug. 18th.
For CORSHl'cfi0H HP0a all diseases e6 TIE ThreGt,
LBrgs, Hecrt, Li5er, Stomach, B0Dsis. hiGSsys.
and Spleen. .fiSo. DrOYsy. GrGrsi, RheEzGtisr,
-Nsr1oHsHess, Debility, Dyspepsia. Fc1ale DissGS-
Is, SgHe and Fsrcr, Fits, Impurities Of the Blood,
ErHPti0Hs, CGHesrS, UIssrs, and all other varieties
oflong standing complaints, both External and In
ternul.
For some tea years, DR.. TrBBs has devoted his entire
time 10 Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annullly,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In NO easy ARK MINERAL OR OTHER
POIsOSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WE'LL. OR TEAR DOWN TO BUILD UP AGAIN. The medi
eipes can he taken with safety by the most delIeate,
AMI patients may remain ~ home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iA~disputa-
BILE evidences Of which can always be furnished
Invalids, however reduced or deSpaiTing, are invited
tocail, and may be assured that no encouragement will
ne given Or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect OF recovery
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ELAX STRAW.

l. We will pay CASH or Trade for Plax Straw
delivered at our Mill. either VI or PULLED.
GIFTED or UNEOTTED. il good and in good order.
Pulled fax must be bound in good sizei hundles,
and Of good length. Abbott & HIGGISGS-
Newton Fails, July 20, lS5J.-6w
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C. r. HUNT, Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Trumbull County.
JAS. DUMARS. Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Mahoning County.
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully

He UNDEhoiUNLD TtSpFCIiuIy
L announce that they have, this day. formed a CO.
partnership for the practice of Law in TrumhGl and
adjoining counties. under the names FOhEls1 &boh-
NIT. ". -. FORREST also r4ctieeS in the United
States Courts, in the Northern District OF Ohio
They hope. by careful attention to all the business in
trusted TO their care, TO merit and receive L share OF
public confidence and patronage.
By permission they refer to
Hon. X. /. RaNSEY. Cleveland. o.
Messrs. $. F & T. I. PEEErISs. Atty's. Cleveland
Hon. W. L.. PERKINS,. gainesville. Ohio
MeSsrs. CHAFFEE Il WOODBURY.. JEFFERSON.
Hon. HIRAM WILDER. Conneaut-
" DAVID Ton. Brier Hill.
" q. y. HoFFNAS, Warren.
/" X. HITCucoCK. Cleveland.
4" NJ SUTL:FF. Columbus
" CHESTER HAYDEN, Cleveland.
CHAs. l.. RHODES,
Office on East side Of Public Square, formerly occu-
pied by Hon. b. L. hoffman, Warren. Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. W.O. FORRlsr,
June 90, 1859. HENRY L. BURNETT
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Kinsman, July 4,


NOTICE.
~ EDWARD P. FENN OF -, in tie State
of --. will take notice that A. Tnlrst0n and
William T. Eaton. OF the Comfy Of TruEhull, and
State Of Ohio, 6lsd their amended petition in ths Court
OF Common Pleas within and for the COEntg OF rrun-
bull in said State Of Ohio, against Benjamin Fenn,
Edward P. Fem. Abigail A. Fem. Darius NOodiorj,
Daniel Parsons and Lucian C. Jones TO foreelose a
mortgage given bJ Benjsmin Fena to E1ward ?. Fenn-
10 secure the payment Of $50. and annual interest on
the ssme. at eight per cent. from the .ith lay OF Feb
ruary, lS5J, ON the following described lrnds, Stu
ate IN tn. township Of Hartford. Trum5ull Coun-
ty, Ohio, to Wit: Is a part o; lot 20. and
bounded as follows: North by land owned by Law
rim Marian. East by the lot line. south on land
owned by Mrs. P~athburn, Mrs GOcld Azel Tracy, L-C-
Jones. Mr. Ford and Dr. A. Hart. and Scsi by the NoTth
and South center highway, containing 4b1 Eeres Of
land. including 4 acres how owned - Ahor kcbinsOn.
which are not Intended to he conveyed Praying that
said lands may be Sold. and the proceeds oi said sale
be applied in satisfaction OF said sum OF money and
interest as aforesaid due upon said proInissOry noe.
The said Edward P. Fem is therefore notified that lie
is required to appear and answer said petition on or
before the ninth Saturday after the 2sth day Of July,
1859, or the same will be taxi II es true against hin.
A. THURsT0N and WILLIAM EATON
byTUTTLE q STuLL, their Attorneys
July -, 4. D., IrJ9-G~
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Marriagts.

At Camps Hotel, on the 3lst ult, by Elder
]. W. Errett, Mr.. APOLLOS K. VETS, of
Fowler, to Miss AMELIA LEFT, of Brook
field.
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We ike better to sc those on whom re
csnccr benefits than those from whom We
rsse;ye them.
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CRERIFF''S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Frederick W. ~Seymour.)
Va. In Trumbull Com. Pleas
Holcemb & White.
By virtue of q I'd alias order of sale, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, to
me directed and delivered, l have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House in Warren, Trumbull County, on
Saturday, the Sd day of September. 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 p NJ. the
following described Real Es:ae: One undivided half
OF a Steam Saw Mill, with all OF the machinery. aDd
fixtures thereunto belonging. Also. 4 house and harm,
together with the lot on which the above buildings
stand.
The above property ia situate on QuiIby H.u in
Warren township. aud is known as saw mill lot, puI-
chased Of Samuel Quinhy for that purpose For furth-
er description. see Samuel Quinhy' 5 map Of West War
rem. Appraised at $3.50. Terus-Cash
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriG's Office. Warren, August ,, lsj9.-5w
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F. o. EASTON'S ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given that the subs rber has been
appointed and qIaIded as administrator de bonus
non on the estate OF Z. D. EastOD, Ete Of frumbull
Co. deceased. W. L. PORTER
DateI az Msspotamia. this 81 day Of AUGUST. Is51. -3x
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing between Turner
& MeCl me is this day dissolved Ly mutual consent
All mites aud book account Of the ira will be settled
by Allen Turner.
ALLEN TURNER.
d. W. A
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FoR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM DENNISON, of franklin County.
FOL LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT c. KIRK, of Knox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT W. TAYLER. Of Mahoning County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, of Clinton County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
ALFRED P. STONE, of Franklin County.
FOR SrPREAE JUDGE,
WILLIAM \. GHOLS0N, of Halnilton County.
PoR MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Seioto County.
PoB SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ASSON SAYTH, Of Lucas County.