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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17
The Richmond ENQUIRER,
re,,SuED DAILY, SEMlwEESLY AND WEEKLY
~ sIrcEIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER S WISE
TER Ms

TERMS:
.p,,Y r,PSR, seven dollars per anucn, and =, ttic
j M dollars /. taken for shorter period than ono
- r;r the SSNi.wESsLf Eve dollars per Gnnuu, ami
,u,rs 10. SIX months, payable in advsncc. For the
s. per a:tnu:n, six copies FOR $40, TO be paid in.
IL IN ADVANCE. When letters containing money are
.s they mus: hs 'tgiste"ed they will be at The
-. ~ lie writer's. .,r :,
- ,,lyc:,;.cmcus Inserted IN The Daily, ScmNceHlr
m W,rlv Enquirer. o. iHera! ter'aS.
r"i::ssxoSp Exer&SS ADVERTISING SGrkr is published
,.,;y Mou,h TIE monthly circulation Is twenty thou
- advertisements inserted AT - cents per line.
III due, 20 ,,;s oate mAy lie rc:atei per mail. in
Bat. :ai, 4 r'tgfs,e0. II the risk I
" ~ o.,tuaric. sad Tributes OF Hr.rrr,. exceeding
-. =. .,r... ere charged :OT ~ advertisements.
-c:s FROM distance must te accompanied with the nd
,.-,,r or satisfactory references 10 insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17
isV, .;N-IEi JONSs'N. VIZ. II. PVoN.
JOHNSON 4 PIGH.

Isko:r Ecl.pISG Sgucgoe T4GrEoc5E,)
RICHMOND, Va.
iNl the Sa.r Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn, and eouaiy :o-
GIr generally return their sipcers III suss their
.s fr The very liberal patronage heretofore extended
% !.eG, anI ask continuance and increase cf the
lie year. promising their undivided personal atie.'
..ua 10 sli coas! !gnnlen!s committed 10 them!
Ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

AcQr!rrAL Or IouSG BrowNLow. The tr.a:
Of John Bell Brownlow, al Abingdon, for tlc
killing of James ". Reese, fboth students AZ
Emory and Henry College, :1aS concluded on
Thursday evening last, ard resulted in his az
quittal. Tho jury was out bat f:"; ln;autcs
before agreeing on verdict, which was r.
ceived with loud acclnHa;icns Of applause BY
the large and excited auditory in the Court
room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

DAHGEuors ALTERED NorE. We arc INFORM
cd by Petcrson's Detcctor Of II new anl uan.
rcrous altered five" dollar note. phlport!s
10 be the true issue of the falrmH't BANK Ill
virginia. vigne,te--N[an feeding plgs; man
on right end Henry Clay aud figure . on
left end; dog between signatures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

There are ten steamers running weekly !ro1.
Virginia to Northern ports, viz: + 10 New
York, t. Philadelphia, and to B9=ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17
LAWRENCE =. .IARfs:,

=
,AGr:CES In the Courts CT the city .. cmoud, aud
( ~: coua;!es OF Ernrico, Hanover and Caroline.
H. i-o So.sry Pu5lc snd Commissioner Of The United
s:,:.5 i.Uari Of Gains.
,i- Ia.:nersaip between Sir. Chastan White unL liu
-: :,a: dissolved, his otcs Ia Hi. street, just
Jt."s Gudlin's Halt
lS-clv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

The ladies Of Charlestown, Va, held u fair
one day last week, for the benefit of the volun-
teer companies Of that place, and realized 5000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17
Z. VI t(.ss,p

ATTORNEY At LAW,
tFFlCE with Roh"r; Tyler Esq, Eo. IA. Sauih Sixth
~ street.
piIILADE.I.PIlA
VIII at,";., 10 collection u Cai!s aat al other nu,
.r.. cEtTl- :.t :p hi. care Jan II -ctt
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A:ilI Of going West, nov offer 10 dispose "t
~ y property, which consists Of House and Lot III
- ;ow Of Mi!lebroo@ Augusta County, iirslEu. The
in good repair. large aud conmod"ls, and Will
.;.o":aodS;e any ordinary family There Is also soo1
., Al excellent Granary and all necessary out bnld'
Also Of The best gardens in the State This pro
'i les sbou, the centre o the town. and Is, !n uc me
desirable aad convenient OF any In the place. Ce'
,: iii, /. ,aos; excellent secon o! country, and Is, In
:l:' 'ery desirable location for Physiean TO any
f:y.Cia,. Wishing purchase, vii! SIMPLY say thal h
:e bes; Openings know OF IL all To this property
.:;a.:eL II No. oicc, large and roomy Expecting 10
:c The West In very short time, early applications
-'- desired Address J. +. CROSS VI. d.,
!-a .s-rit Middcbrook, Augusta Co.; Va.
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8itBBnono Enq nirer.
~ RlrCiilE, DUNNAvAST, TYLER ( WISE.
fHESDAf MORNING., APR1L II, 1860.
We publish below an "impudent letter"

We publish below an .ilnpudent letter.
IRON Y Connecticut Yankee" to the Phila-
dcsphla Monitor which furnishes matter for
the serious reflection Of the people Of the
South, but more especially serious to the peo.
pie of Virginia. Connecticut Yankees" no
doubt, regard, with pleasure, what they con-
ceivc to be n iact-"iAe !SouM diridcd, dis
t'Wcted, n"gratcyu!." The North regards the
Somti' a> 'rliridt" unon men, is "diStracteF
Tor office, and "unyruiIi'gf' 10 her pureSt and
best >talesirctI--to" the proof and justification
Of which, "A Connecticut Yankee" instances
the late of Mr.. Calhoun, grcy-haircd and
bro&e!l-licarted vanished, like IN imprecating
shadow. into the eternal grave Aud with
what evident pleasure Lacs this Hartford cor
respondent d the Monitor" rejoice, that
Your Wise IS great rian---as gr.ai Us Cal
loun, ur rs any lnan born on this Continent
bat estn tx" HarFcr's Ferry district is against
a:m '' He might have lost every other dis
trict in Virginia. without the fact icing no.
tiecl :; the North b,t llnrpsrs Ferry, the
>ces.e Of John Browns raid. the people for
whose defence Wise ',rlvcd the tnmity and
hatred, rejected the bs'ibes ard hung the dis
| turhers cf the ptace-that this people and this
district should b. agdinst hia;-is 4 fact preg-
nant with hope and joy to "A Connecticut
Yankrr" Wrre st;c' the lact, his auinadver-
sionS nT dttisi":., dtstra,;;9n aud um3ratgul-
aess, would, indeed, be encouraging to the
| friends Of Stale invasion 1t remains to be
seen whether the llarpcr's Ferry district is
against M Wise:
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3. N.iG1s.I..

z ORNST = Z INVV,
f-,s IL: Hvtsrt Tysr, E-9., l3I l,Gm S.rA Street,
Ni!ddelphtu.
tyTiiL attend collections and Ill! er iu-ness In the
~ .n~ oi lis profession.
l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

l,o:Nr uvEl:-lIm, John T. Potter was AZ
rested Vt noon to-day, and gave security heiore
Justice Dom ~ i!,c sam at ;sJ.npu that ne
should fight dnei will, no oI,e and particn-
larlv with the lion. Roger y. Pryor; nor
should he leave the city for the purpose OF
fighting with him, either in the district or else
where. Eoshington Suites, -ipra !.
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PHILIP RAHM,
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,

EICHNO.ED ~.
iSANrFACrCHES Steam Enginrs ri every description
~ sni size Circular saw Mills, Mil Gearing Mining
,isa!y every description. Castings in Iron and Brass
I.:.e at Short notice. Feb S-s1S
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~ >TSHE AND TO ARRIVE, 1000 sides
orp and damaged Leather, und the bes: brands
Il .c: C,iissns which will sei' low for cash or Good
?2.-7
y. DEvEHEGN,
III i.--ri, No. l32 Cary 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

.:aAM KEITH JOHN A. Chiffon.
Eth Il e il !. TON.
WATERLOO. FACQClER COUNTY VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY WOOL
"a ES GOODS. NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN
IISSEyS for r.rro women March t-cly
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RUNWAY Ilefs ENTND.

RUNAWAY Alsk ESIEDs
vHH.TTEu 70 The Jail OF r.yrania county, Virginia,
- sac Is: :sy 0: February, 1860 negro man NAMED
Atai a'" Say, he belooss Elijah Graves. OF caswc
..a;y. SC HAERY is abou: six feet high, and Is sup
''! abou, ,ixy.ivr years old, blaek compieAon
=" t:sfo will he delivered 10 his Master by payment q"
''.'e.', AID all lawful charges.
Haze. i:.--c@t.: JOHN H. OLD, Jailo'.
/ it.iS.h:--A rules held In thu Clerks once o OF
Na4'-, City County Court, the trst Monday III apfu
,!-.1!'r Annrr,nn Plaintiff,
A:a;a.-
:" saas; Libby Defendant
IN CASE
IL, @- Q: III, .u; ;s 70 recover Of tho defendant
-: no"a:s and Fih:' Cents damages, with inter-
>, " be computed atcr the rate OF elk per cehtu
.sd ss,2 2' q" frs: day Of July, lsS9 I'LL payment
!,.: r. ''':ss been made and filed that The deieh'
:- nnu.resident o! this Commonwealth,
.::., , s1ih notified appear within one month
.:s!s j. 'ieasa hereof aid do what Is necessary 10
as,uq Copy-Tes:r:
:S'ia EDMUND WADDILL, Clerk.
Vi 1lL.-We have Just received another
lu'Tic.,ing Oil, nude expressly for ma
z. JOHNSTON d BRO, Druggists
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$50 fsEIyHRIs-

itCN sway :roia ihe su6s:rher 10 the st,er part OF
L January, my acyzo man IollS. ior John ThomhsD
- years old very Sou; and black lie Is about five feet
SIX !"cses N heiS The said negro raised by Jordan
ke;I, " southampton county, and sold Messrs. Jones
slater, SEt;, ab"G. :! years old They sold him to Dr.
ti:a:ic. J. u!Eer, y; Cn1pbc! comfy. a: DR.. divers
'rt. s1?, 'i:y r-l,Grc!ls-d him. ana frnui them pur
''..ss1 i!a' nboai The middle OF Jatiaary 1862
r at0T= reward Gree from all other expci,csj will be
ad ior his d"ll:cr 20 ME, Sherwood" Amelia county,
!our uises i'na t- Court House So free all other
expenses II !"Ls' Ia ANY III! in Virginia that
:-coYs. him.
Feb SS--ci! IrrerpSuS ptSTlS
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La " CARD.
{.oGIS 4. RGCkESs;EiAN.
n q - L. 1

r:tlSvIIR, CARROLL CO., VA.
TrENUS regularly the County ard Circu!. Cunrtr rI
~ Ca5:o, Wythe, Floyd, Pulaski and adjoining counties
4: vii! coatnue 20 collecting agent for Northern
-rchants all persons who may have business il Car
sol; ard adjoining counties Dec 26-cfr
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u.hc Clay statue Celebration.

We rive elsewhere full details Of the very
interesting Inauguration, "n Thursday, OF the
statue Of Henry Clay, the work Of the chscl ol
Hart of kcntuckv assisted Gt is saId) by !'ait,
the yonn. Eirgniau sculptor, AZ florence.
The weather VA, delicious, the military dis
play was very gra::i, and the whole a''ali
went oil admirably. It Was the largest crowd
VIC ever saw assembled in Richmond, anu the
coar tel from the Capitol Portico of the gay
amI variegated a<>cmiagc, was most plct'''
rcsuilc GfMr Rnhcu.S orttinn. which We give
at length, our readers will judge Tor themselves.
We regard it as clI;,>tcly hcan'iinl-but we re-
gret tha! the accom- ,liShc,l orator thought
proper to Introduce >partsng contrast lnr
the benctit oi the hero OF his story.
The statue itsei! f.aS In&ny ,uerits--tl,e inar-
BILE is of the purrsii and icsl---lhe likeness IS
supcrh--bul wc cannn; but regard the lett arm,
supported on the hngrlS, rs stin and AWKWARD.
We hear i; said, hGwcvcr. that the -reat ora
tor was in the ha5i, q! holdins himself thns.
Rut why shUnlG tic arlis: e;nhody and linm"r-
tal;ze ~, awkward attitude: The right arm
and haud are marked by true Ora'oTlcal gesture
and grace
We have heard il 0ltcn asked, why ttic
..(m,unrtal Bolts" ii,c right-i'and man OF lhr
Iiy;nc Clsy. was assigned no position IN the
interesting cercn"l'ies. 'fii"e II" d'Hhs' w''
solve the mystery
4 few evenings since q lady |" Lexington
49,. -l..;.,.- l1,,n,, :. 1nnln.,nn. when
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TENlI'iiNT;NfsX O.f Vikt:iHaA.

rENlEkfNTsAFE VN NNWI..EH'
MANUFACTURED this Institution, AMI sold thes' ana
e a- AGENTS ,;ore No. -, Pearl street the following
's,-' -: reduced prices to-witi
'''., shoes and Rrogues
Naa.r. children and ScrTsnts' shoes
..,.la ,ai Cart Harness Of every SescT'r''""
'Ic::a- iiad5, Leather Hose
"a-oH-. Carts,
''T.:s .E,t Wheebarr6Ts
"i'IrUb"s. Snfcs, &c.
,'f!isl and Plaid Cottous
ns;."y' aIi iinseys for plantation bands
hraiy -.adc Clothing for Servants ,,,
", VI the aove articles on hand and for .ale or VIII
oea-e repaired other Job work done 10 order on
a':: uo:!.e :r casa punctus! customers only, On
!-"7t ::rlr
"':c on. ghe coun!ry, With satisfactory References
,I5ilii.y .'tcn:ca 70. Ati,-.. L. u. N1MMo,
jag 3-c, Agent anl Sorekcs,,er Va. Peritentiary.
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: } i,ApRuN EICuAEU BAYLOR.
EsSsz Co., w.
~. ;. CAPEON & CO.,
:tEuGEcS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ .. Eowiy,s Wharf, Baltimore.
i. ! C.PsoS is the active member Of the FIN.
,.--t 0i-,t:a
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SUGTHEtN STDs sEWAKE POTTERY ,
s=Sc CORNER OF CARY AND 1.rli STREETS, ESj
E;:9 RtcEloSp, VA. ETg
SO KEGS EE s. PARR, VI

fsf subscribers respectfully inform the merchants OF
V.-:ris North Carolina and Tennessee that they are
.aaS:uriaS the best quality STuSE-WARE consisting
q: Js Jars Pitchers, 5ilk Pans, CLrrns, Bread Rsers,
:, lag F-uit Jars, (a!r t!cb.) &c, &c.
800 ::.:y painted charcoal packed Water Coolers 10th
: wood cssc,, Of al! Sizes 0E TWO gallons 20 ~
.a.v:s.
Al ws-c sold by US wl he delivered Ia s:y part ~
t. =: zee OF charge. THOMAS w. NEESEE
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CSIAlSEES B. STUART,
i1Nrni.NEN

CSlAlSEES B. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, UANn:gu CoCNTT, VA,
,!"iLi. c,cc regularly Ia the Courts oi the c"cuiir-
- {. Nanoyer, Caroline and King William, and will al
,= cay business 10 any o: the Courts held In the city o
s,e.,a5ri Dec. 2a-dStSctf
Il s.lkss EAREsuILg, G. NJ B.REspALs,
,,r,a O: Charlotte RlcaInopd
q. y. 3AsSspAiE, late OF Farmvir.
SsAlskSpALE & EHOFgfEssS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
0FF;cr SElR 5uocEoS EAEEaocSH.
4 lE:. 81 ADVANCES made on Cousignncnts in hand
IA Jan. 5-cts
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Feb eS--rf JEFFERSON rEYroN


- purchase quantity Of good dry Shucks. he prefers
'' ~ ba!-s For Shncks put up iu good condition. he
AZ pay uc e. lU lbs delivered ut t place, oh street
't,@>;r the City Spring, Rich:nona. u. L. STACY.
.. b ,ll--cn.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

Mr. MAcrAEl.ANp.--Th0u i is not strictly
in order, will now propose what anticipate
will meet a hearty response from every one
present. | ain sure there is not q gentleman
present who does not admire the magnanimity,
generosity and kindly nature which have
prompted the remarks of the distinguishes!
gentleman on my right (Ex-Prcsdent Tyler. }
W. arc NIL clad that he has made them. tic is
one Of ourselves. We have known him US the
type of our own State, and we have desired 10
meet him in private and tender him the hand
of kindness and of friendship. (Appaase. J.
| beg therefore, to propose the health, pros
peri,y and happiness of John Tyler. EX-PrcSl'
dent OF The United States. Drunk with ap-
plauScJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-17

III HsNE 1lL.-We have Just received another
re! ' La"Tic,,ing OIL nude expressly for INA.
Z. JOHNSTON i BRO, Druggists.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
FACTORY, 1T R.aRRER.

- The Proprietor desires to inform his
friends and patrons. that he may no-
ESS be found on Liberty street, south ofthe
W-@Bank. where as formerly, he is manu-
~facturlng to order, and for sale Carriages andBuggies
Of eyerydeseriptlon and wiileonstantly keeper hand
a good assortment oitbe nostapproYed ST. les. which
for material. Substantial EorkmRnship.a and elegance
Of hnish ,shAllnothe SURPASSED in this section ofOhio.
Those wantinga vehicle Of any kind. will do well by
giving me a call as they can scarcely fail in being
suited. either in style, quality terms or price.
Painting and trimming done in a superior manner,
and at prices that viii give satisfaction.
Cash will be paid, and good prices, for the best Of
all kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren, April 90 80. L. X HIsELL-
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gfrtbaRts.

?. r. b RNETr.
RICE d. BURNETT, Importers and
~ Wholesale Dealers In China. Glass and Queens.
ware No. II Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Commission 5f(trtbants.

AA, k1~AkDs: II. IDDISGs.
EDWARDS & IDDINGS, Wholesale
- 6rocers and Commission Merchants, dealers in
Sugars. Teas. Coffee, Oils. Tobaccos. Wines. Lionora
SIgars, salt Fish &c, at Nos I45 Water, and &c and
- Union Streets, CLEVELAND, o. NV Am.
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THE reason why people are so dis
i tressed when sick, and why so many die, is be-
cause they do not get a medicine which will pass to the
afflicted parts, and which will open the natural pas
sages for the disease to be cast OUT hence, q large
quantity OF food and other matter is lodg d. and the
stomach and ~intestines are literally overlooking with
the corrupted mass thus undergoing disagreeable fer.
nentation. constantly mixing with the blood, which
throws the corrupted matter through every vein and
artery, until life is taken from the body by disease
Dr.. MoRsE's PILLS have added to themselves victory
upon victory. by restoring millions Of the sick to
blooming health and happiness. Yes. thousands who
have been raeked or tormented with sickness, pain and
anguish. and whose feSble frames have Seen scorched
by the burning elements OF raging fever, and who have
been brought as il we're, within a step Of the silent
grave, now stand ready to testify that they would have
been numbered with the dead. had 1t not been for this
greAt and wonderful medicine. Morse's Indian Root
Pills. After one or two doses had been taken, they
we're astonished and absolutely surprised, in witness
ing their charming effects Not only do they give
immediate ease and strength, and take away all sick.
ness. pain aud anguish. but they at once go to work at
the foundation Of the disease. which is the blood
Therefore. it will be shown. especially by those who
use these Pills. that they will so cleanse and purify,
that disease-that deadly snemy-Will take its flight
and the flush OF youth and bFauty will again return,
and the prospect of a long and happy life will cherish
and brighten your days
Beware Of Counterfeits Of these Pills, signed A. B.
NooEE. Price e5 cents per box.
Sold by h. A. SMITH & Co., and o & PEW.
Warren, o., and by all dealers In Medicines in the
LAKE JUDSoN. Sole Proprietor.
so Leonard Street, New York.
WIN. NUDGE s. Co Proprietors OF Tasks Mag
petic Ointment, Earlesville. Madison Co., New York,
General Agents, to uhon all oders must be address
ed. June l, Is59-ly
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THE State of Ohio. Trumbull County
In the Court Ct Common Pleas.
AanTflle Barber,
Notice to defendant.

Henry A. Du Bois
The defendant xiu take notice that on the sad day
Of february. 1850, the plaintiff filed his petition in
sxid -ConFt. representing that on the lst cay Of April.
5SSa. and up to the commencement OF this suit. he
was the owner in fee Of certain real estate in the town
ship CT Newton. Trumbull County, Ohio. known as
the south part OF lot No -. in said township. con-
tSiBing about one hund red and fifteen acres Of land,
aud that the defendant, we'll knowing the premises,
has, ever since the LIST day Of April. lS5O. maintained
and kept up q mill dam across the Mahoning River in
said Newton. and by reason thereof has caused the
waters Of said river to be raised and flowed back out
of it's natural channel upon and on CT a large portion
OF sAid land. thereby greatly injuring and impstring
the use and value ofthe same, aud d~=prtving piaintlh
Of the benefits and profits OF said land. to his damage
f~osthousand dollars, for which sum he asks iddg-
meut against defendant Said defe ndant must an
sEer by the asth day OF April next, or Judgment VIII
be taken by default.
WIN. PORTER, and cox, RATLIFF & SPEAR,
Teh. %. Ie6n-6T Att'ys for PIT.
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For Sale by WOODS & PEw, Warren; J. II. C. JoHN-
son. Hartford; EHsIGN & SorLE, Newton Falls; f. &
s o. JAcEsoN, Hubbard; G. P. CuRTIs, Green; II. BAR
EaRp, Kinsman: AspREws 4 BALDWIN, Fowler; T..
WoLcoTr. Pennington; and BY Medicine Dealers gen
erally, throughout the State.
H.. u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
J,iv Ie5o-v. Agent for Ohio.
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