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\ cabinet picture of great merit-the
raising of Lazarus. is now an exhibition at
St. John. New Brunswick. This picture.
painted on copper. Is one of many found in
a French vessel seized during the war with
France. and brought into Halifax. aud is
supposed to have been one Of those brought
from Spain 10y Joseph B~onaparte. 1t is
said to be the original of a famous painting
by Valasqucx, one of the Spanish masters.
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The Barch Divorce Case.

This case, the details of which have
proved an important part Of the news Of
the western Dailics for the last montl and
which every reader was heartily sick o -,
is ended at last the jury bringing in a YER
dict in favor of Mrs. Burch.
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PUTRID SORE THROAT.

frst commences Or At any stage 1t can re EASILY
Z cared bv ~ca--fIIls observing the f~1iI"giTg direction
/ GsrEI. h. throat with rJRTgR's 'rEE ~ PALS a;
strrug - po, p!-. sSttlo -lns a'o1l a usual dose
battle IN au.siIe fr-riv with the medicine Gear al
r.pe. Z often # Is also Hece--ary to Ssrp the i-ore'
9th. ska pgreu bg bathing tn feet in warm Satcr aut
al o~eri " necessary The bowels shcul ~ kept op-r
/ tr IN .~at!e catrtr-tc, auI ne ctrrlIi that tin %
t-nt j.. 90 sx.ussd to drafts Of cold air. Th's r'm.
ely t~4itn'ui'y u>eI never fails SD ~ MeEcHast'
at Druggists generally.
| Nor. "A leu. 4E
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Atlantic MnnthlN

We call attention to the prospectus of
this best American Monthly, which will be
found on another page. We will furnish
the Atlantic and tie Chronicle one year
-mr $500.
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Tires.
,OvEDALE NURSERIES. CLEYE-

iOVEDALE NURSERIES, CLEV l.
LaND.c. an Offering 10 the ruDlir q isrseatd
well s-owa stock II FruitIfees, GH'pe-sines. st!aii
g chi racing all he i-aiiug an ssS varieties OF
desirable liuss- Having a good clay-y soil .oT M
sppls and Pear and a sanity ] an Tor ny lea'h AID
G,ryJ ,Isrrb.re. EDWARD taylor,
inc u I'd. IL Proprietor.
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DISTINGUISHES
TAX 81 NOTICE,

37he cjriz n If t. al nd admin
ing cru..I-s. nc Uiin 1erightcd .shta:u'a
3 having ir - can cos ave- ass 'H nfrd. I-tlc- Eith 5c
yr-t. o.. tp sc 1t --Glai Us AMI 1ciiou ru The
carr % n ritz-u-. lu- R.,Irne. sou n - Nls1a
4 D-N1u'- lice. e osstary 10 Jae u-st interests o.
,u- -ruHi1n eour tr-
T1,t W. urtH in's.iv f-i-- iI TIRE or nior thar th
! O. az Wio setS De- NOSE o coral votes vii sc trus
/ 4 -r ran ; fI-fI-r. oar fraytls opinion sub icy ex-
{ pressed i,chs- tIs 1niIu Et.lH preserved. wh0sver
Is -.ecfr' 20 Ii & jh- r's.l-u.' chair.
! Tiau-h ta14s of De-. soH,h new at,-m7t tn prevent
t1e "A dH5u-n. % "a v sa-S Of -h= Rajoritg, th-uEh
they NAV tx disuHiOH aud act vi7L treason. vet ie
u-Il Who savur Jhe c1utiuaa4c- four gtsri0zs con
tfCaerG-E. act with 81 feeling o. kiHdness IOWA is eur
[ Heiuhi"rs of the 20 1Lherh Win: 2, and though theg EJy
- prom eel ~ AID SCI sta trei seuarie DO'iv-s. let
~ i-al chari-a " Wih DIR nrc;hrsH-Gr there - Il
bond ne-N-en rs tiat shaI rot Be brgkeH-Irt Us eel
waite" AT th1se VIII are .m1i-cu> snG desiroas Of ai,-
} rifc'isl. TO positions. even, higher III he air) thau
tn pr-s.d-nts chair.
B-T- We ere a AID or BRETHREN" AL in cOusid-
er.I.cu or Local o. trrrsts Ee fuliy agree that
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R. THOMAS.
LADIES FURS.
e Mattresses.
DuRLIC NOTICE

4 Is hereby given that I will apply te the next
Court Of Common Pleas 70 he holden within and for
the County Of Trambull. state Of Obs. On monduy
the 4 b aay Of March. fS6i. fOI the purpose v~aeating
the following part Of the village plat Of NGEtsn Balls.
10 vii. the subdivisions Of great lots Nos. IS and 81.
which are comprised in the front and rear wards Of
ny Dwelling House and bounded on the Eorth by
great lot No. 81; on the east by the east river road
on the sOpth hy the tier Of lots fronting on Jay street
and o. ths Eesthy &c tire street and the Msthoti-s
chuleh let No il S.. Also antae subdivisions com
prised in The wood lots aud farm land situated south
Of Quarry street and bounded on the north by Quarry
street; on the east by the east river road. on the south
~ the south line OF the plat and on the vest by the
canal. HENRY A. DUB0IS. u
Proprietor and Agent
ISsY. 81, 1850, 3Sl For Q.M DUBOIS.
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R~E=IGNATIoX OF TANEY.--fhe New York
HeraIL Of Nov. %. says: We received, by
telegraph last night, information of the re-
sisation of Boyer B. Fancy, the Chief JUS
tice Of the National Supreme Court.
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c. L. DERBY, ActuaryC c. A &,
546 Broadway, New York

n q Subscriptions c-ir- d ant f0r-srle3 By
4 s OBgLV A.e.t for ia r-a AL o~ie.sttH.
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TuE
Atlantic Monthly.
COMMENCEMENT 0. ris SEVENTH voaUdE.


The Pul'ishe-s Of THE ATLANTIC NoSr~Lr have
p!ea-use "a san7u.eipg JIls The aeS 'Iti me. TO
conn encs with t@- uuU'=r lr J-FItF, 10 ait
contain features Of rvuassabis interest ani attract
liver. -. an "a tI-s-, "a, ne a4AeI,
A NtW NOVEL
B, Mrs. Il are, B erh-i : owe
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin" and
The Minister'S WoOins."
\ NEW NOVEL
By CHARLES R-ad-.
Auth y Of ChrI-tieJ hn5;oae"~Psg Tomns:OH,"et
NEW STORIES.
By Mrs Harriet Prcse {.
Au hCr Of The Amber coils sir Roaaa's Ghost.'
A NEW ROMANCE
BY the author of Charles Anehester,'
snd "Counterparts."
Also. Contribution in ltose ard Poetry. by
UtNkY v LUNGtE.L0W CH RO b NIA"ALL
NtTdANL RE gE0R,E 5; HILLAND
| OLIVER W. ueLNES ROSE T-EG
JANE Il LONELL Re- D. EEt.L1N5
RALru W. tHEKSuS d. EANNl kE BIZ
John u WHITTIER uAR b Z NO"'yN
81 kEpT fiLOG " lt4hJr cAA ,"'i
EDWIN z. WtIIpPLB " III iHlNSrN
GlLES ) T. IltJ" C4AiOuL
Ard o.her ,istiagui-hed writer's.
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either tie IL Isl. or any surseq en-. uunHer M post
ave II the ATLANTIC is TuIETg->IX CkNT., a year.H
PThe rlres Of the ATLANTIC are s-ereotj ped
aui hack numbers eau e sUpuhvi-
CLukRIrG A"RSA&GEAErIS subscribers 10
..y Th-r oEu rcs.a--. Two CnFIEs Fos Iva -
Lans; Tvs CoPlzs F.R Tan DOLLkE-; Ea8EN COR
gi.E--,lrrs a'd N-w,meu viii obtain he terms by
tht huuirrs, exc upOp apple ton 10 IN Publishers.
TLCK3OR " FIELDS,
no, % rci 1876 Washin.t, 81, Boston.
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Y STUFgs.
CNgRY.
6bASS. e~tc-ierl, eieet.ra
Call at WOODS d PEW'S.
No. 5, Market Street.
Warren. Ohio.
N.B-O9s word to those knowing them elves in
dehted either ~ account or note Of long sssndi1g-
Funds from al such AZ tae preset time viii ne vsry
acceptable. lN0y.l IL Foul
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4 TNTVISTRA SALE

? Personal properly b. orgirg to he Estate o.
IA l-taS iiil'"T. cectasct consist NJ o uO-S-s cow
D 1- hug-s. h-rnsss ftru-ns Ut-us J. az uth-r pE"p
srty. willie sold 20 W ;r "a The bite residence Of
d'russ-d in the toNu-hr Of Necca, Trumhnil 20
IA o. o. tn 2-th das OF DC mrer, T.. D. l-69 corr
I e.ctEatiu o'clock 10 the 20. eur.n 4nd will eouiin
a. from das 10 a. IN hereafter uu IT, properly j. all
soil MART UILLYEH
ID ,-mh-r z. go IL Alm.ris.a.or.
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HTRIFFS SALE.

DGUkN f-rth- Hn htts> are b-mg
- reed At A5tvs EO)EsTORg 50 look ont
shea th- time Oln-s. Dec. u. 60.
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0 A VALUABLE
NEARRRN n LAKE ERIE PLANK

N MIN a LIN. DNEIA AtA-1N
ROAD DIVIDEND AND ANNUAL MEET
ma. The Stockholders OF the Warren ~ Lake Erie
Plank Road Company are hereby n0tIhei thai a SEM
animal dividend Of FOUR Ter cent. Oh tne capital
stock has been declared rsy1hie on ans alter the wa
rem. Also that this Annual Meeting Of he S-ocAhold-
erS for the election Of Directors will he held ~ the
Treasures omce on Monday the 4,h day o. ke5ll1ry
A D I-6I, from . o'clock A. NJ. 10 Il pclock II. Of
thst dav. I'D COX. S~-crtttry,
lDsc Il, GO. 3x.s JOSEPH MARVIN j.. Pres
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STRAGED,
~ From the premises OF the subscriber, in Warren
in September last. a small brindle cOW.thrse years oil
whoever will return said COW, or give information
vhTra che can be found, will be li5eraliy rewarded.
LYarren, Boz. IL, 70, 3El Z. n RUPP.
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7 EGAL NOTICE
SA dgV of .Eanuarn. 4. .. 1861.

7 LNTTTII ~ - =
a IN par -uarce O. an oId r Of sale. made b tn
Pro-. at Court o Iium I'll ourfy CHI .ou the Sth
aay O. lee 4. D iSiU, 1 will oIrr A Pahhc sale a.
. be u. rj--s o tb-
sh dag Of January, 4. d. 1861,
! 1t % ucI0cE y % the un iIvutc,i nhe : XII "a O. o. tn
-ol ovin. described Real E-,ate TO Wit situate in
W--Jlvr -E-!d in siid crunsy 'ud hol1i-d a. follows,
EAST o. N1aol,ug liver roth ~ highway, ives Or
iaHI 81 John Nar>luil sou p b, land. Of Joseph &
Nm c. Carlton. 4ei-g the h0r.steIt "a "a e Wm
'lrllon 'a.- o. N-atr r.i~ih dee sad gre niIeS 20
- >o't s1hjsct 10 the ,oser ia-res OF Z zAhe'h
D CHrEoa- VA G. RlTON,
lpec %. CO.4Fl ACuTo CT CARLTON dec
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q g q q q
SEVEN YEARS!

TIE seven veirs Of unr.va'I-d success attending the
Cosmopolitan AT 3ssnciatinn,'
have made il a household word throughout every
-uster Of Tire C1urt~y.
lin cr the 1usrc-s & HE popuiar in ti'Ct OF. over
three bsHdrcd ft0EsaHi homes have le-r.-,i to ap
p.-ri tetItI u w.'rss Of Art on their wallis.
2rd rua:ce Htcratue- va their ttrle>. tine grea- 0eHv
hts de- is q frnm urcoLiIsa n isrriher.
SUI cap ions arr BOW heirg rrrriyel IN a ratio IN
ptr.l eI-i wstJti o. any ~. ,tOIs " ar
TERMS OF SUBSCRLFTI II.
An P.rsol c5u hecon- a mem 'er ~ n sc ib,us
three do ilTs. Tor which .um lIre viii receive
it-T.y i-s AID SUPERB steel engraving. %
= inches. 4utei.
"E!Paal. zFfp T1TgT Vfa 1IIfp1"
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O. EMERSON. : the author If
a. th- u-~ sirsic o.. o.. tie sahi ath Harmory.a al
50 or rhe To uAr book TIE 90. en- Hearth CaiIand
80 'rat ADAMS tODHSTORs
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MANIFESTATIONS NOTICE

Ths uur-rs'rr-1 r=- tr~n IN g rp-o NJ 4 az
ut5'-f' 1~ 'tm 'istr trr o. rr. F,t1ta II Pr a -r c.
F.r 'r ~ o ~. Trum uIC 60 s-cet.el
&c . G,3f q, UN 8 CARLTON.
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4 TTACHMENT
II Oliver Say, pilint

Andrew J Stroua deS.
Ohio. On the2-d G1yof \
Jest &c issue an order alta
for the sum Of SI6,sG. said
on the I0th day Of January
lDes. I2. u, 3s
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SABBATH HARMONY.
SABB ATH HARMONY.
SABBATH HARAONY.
SABBATH HARMONY.
SABBATH HARMONY.
q ApH UFn.aANV

B-irE a rev collie o. OF S.,hsth Nusic for Ch,irs.
: ging Sc 'eis. Has ca Cruvsutous ard III Home
Circle. jus %pu1isu- aud rvc'Ja ADANS'B ioKsI0RE
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NHITTLFSEY ADAMS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW M NOTARY PUBLIC.
'Gi,e On Vain streat IN smith n vcComhs' Book
70 irc-ons prcIiativ made Deeds 7eSnn-i-1 get.
C"aveyaneinE attended to. Dec u. 61l
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.LlL5lhiI a6I.lIJ HIS 4 8aJli.'
..Ths rOSmnpnIi.an III JonrnaI,

2l.-Four a missions. curing the season. to
The GA LERY ~ PA.NTsSs..54 BusNDwAY-N y
1 adLt.i,n To- The r. owe s--6t~ a - VI - q;
IA 20 .u.s.r.h.rs. IS .ra-litous p.,m ms. over
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The STATE or Ohio.
TrunlrH CO1a-y.
In FrOhG e Cunt.
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ach Establishments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
ETSee Advertisement of DIR. Sanford
Liver Invigo ator, in another column.
mo. III AN ORDINANCE

To provide regulations and conditions on which
the Warren Ga. LIg 1 CONF any may rstab.
li-h works aud iny pipes dc. Tor furnishing
said Village with Gas
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VOLUME XI. NO. 46.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Nichols Select School.

The closing exercises of the Fall torn of
Mrs. Nichols Select School, took place on
Thursday afternoon and ovoning of last
woek.at the Baptist Church. Tho afternoon
was devoted to an examination of classes.
In tho evening, tho house was crowded
almost to suffocation, and many we're un.
able to obtain admission. Tho exercises
consisted of dcclama,ions, the reading Of
compositions ami paper, (edtcd by Misses
Amanda Mathews aud Julia Dickinson. J
vocal and Instrumental music, &C., by tho
pupils, interspersod with music by the Band;
and were, of course, quito entertaining
Owing to noise in the audience. We
could not hear many of the compositions
or deolamations. 1t is much 10 bo re-.
grottcd that thore were some present so
'guornnt or regardless of the proprietics of
tho place and occasion, as TO interrupt tho
enjoyment of the bottcr part of tho audience,
and wantonly defaco tho now paporing of
the Church.
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The Arctic Expedition.

An official letter from DR.. Hayes. has boon
received by tho Committee engaged in fitting
out tho Expedition. 1t was written ut
Upernavik, Aug. l4th. Aftor referring to
the quick passage of tho vessel, and other
events, no says tho Danish authorities offer
everything he desires Of their personal
property, or public stores. Abiding to MIR.
Peter Janson, who is engaged as interpreter.
no says no is a good hunter, and acquainted
with the management of dogs. Ho hoped
to make Smiths Strait not later than Sep
tomber LIST, and to have abundant time to
find convenient hsrbor on tho coast of
Grinnell Land. II he docs that, there is a
prospect that no will accomplish the Object
of his expedition next season. whom he would
return without unnecessary delay. He
however expects to be gone two seasons,
but will endeavor by all means, to avoid q
third years absence. If thero is prospect
of being caught 10 the middle ice. this sea.
SOD, he will return southwark; and winter
at one of the Danish settlements. lie says
that he is informed by Gov. Hanson that
the whaling fleet did not succeed in passing
Melville Bay this year, but alter certain
period il would be useless for them to pro-
coed. August is the most opon month of
the year.
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

PERSONS afflicted with tho Fever and
Aguo should not spare eiibortimo, trouble
or expense. to procure DIR. H06rETTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERs, whose benof-
cient effects upon tho system has been
clearly proved to those who havo oocn
stricken down in a short space Of time by
this dreadful curse, whose cheeks arc wan
and mougrc, and whose nights nre sIcoploss
and restless, and whose eyes are dim and
sunken, with death staring thom In tho face,
this compound must provo blessing |;
snatching thom, as II were, from the mouth
of tho grave. Mono can know it's true valuo
until they havo tested It. When all othors
havo fGilod, these Bittors have restored the
sufferers to pristine hcalih. Their popu-
larity in oil tEe Western and Southern parts
should Introduce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and doalcro everywhere
as- SEQ advertisement In another column.
BOLIVIA
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of mn Execution issued out Of the
ID Office OF the Clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas of Genuca County, and State of Ohio.
wherein David Van Epps is plaintiff and Nicholas
GIoai is defendant, 10 me directed and delivered,
and dated the 3ist day Of October, go. ] have
levied upon. aud shall expose 10 sale at public
auction, at the residence Of Nicholas Groat in
Monlvie township in said County, on the
9Th day Of .Nourmber. "A. ID. 1860.
between tho hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock P, NJ. of said day, the following personal
property, to wit Eleven sheep; I one yoar old
bull; one year old steers. one year old llrCera
I Two year old beiier 3 stacks of hny; one two.
horse lumber wagon; 1 light two.horse wagon; !
corn mills; one pair Of bob. slcds; light sleigll
single harness; and six-yoar-od mare; or a 3uf-
icient amount the nhove. .described property. to
sntisfy the above described execution, amounting
to Si38.0o, and costs that shnl accrue.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand
E. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Sherifl>s Office. Geauga 566w2
County, Nov. 10Th, 80. :
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80>rhe suffering people of Kansas
appeal to us for aid. Shall they not have
!t2 Gov. Dennison recommends that COL
ieetions for their beuoit be taken up in the
Churches on Thanksgiving Day. The
recommendation is a good ono, and we hope
il will he generally followed. This is no
political move. Tho people of Kansas arc
not nov asking for arms to defend them
sgainst Border Ruffiaus, but for bread to
keep them from starvation during tho cold
Winter so near at hand. While our people
giro thanks for general health and abund-
ant harvests, may thoy not prove themselves
unworthy of those blessings by forgetting
tbelr suffering brethren in Kansas.
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FEvERS.

Fever, like every other form oil disease TO which
the humnu system is liable, is caused by impure
hulnors. This being caused by the more rapid
action OF The ood struggling with nature, in en-.
deavoring TO cast out of the body the corrupt
matter which is deadly opposed to health. Hence
the good and bad humors ure at war with each
other, and the commotion which follows causes
fever aud heat, The symptoms of fever are va.
riousi causing heaviness larguid breathing. eyes
dull and heavy, signing and yawning, Alternate
tits OF heat and cold. After which the patient
complains Of pains in the head mud back, great
thirst, nausea and sickness, q fullness about the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting bilious matter
DR.. Mnrse's Indian Root riils are acknowledged
10 be Strengthening and delightful medicine for
oil kinds Of fcvers. They not only cleanse the
stomach ana bowels from all bilious matter,
but they open the excre,Ory vessels, causing them
10 pour copous enusions from the blood into the
Bowels, after which the corrupe mass is throwh
out by the natural passage Of the body. All that
is required in urgent Of lever will he to take
large doses. In order TO have them operate thor
oughly by the bowels, take from to night and
morning. until the fever entirely disappears. At
ter which, from 2to every evening until we'd
and you will be convinced that this is the best way
to check fever, because they drive out all nham-
hca' tn And the blood and other fluids will be so
thoroughly purified, that disease in any form will
be utterly impossible.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines. 565wi
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiyin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

G1HE only certain and sale Remedy for all
u Uterine Instructions, Mnuthly Difficulties, lr.
regulnriries. and all other diseases 10 which the
woman, wife and molher is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain no delcterious ingredients
but are safe urd certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiest effect in all
c1ees of Pro'apsus Uten, ia ieucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the cnsest aad most
certain cure that can he found. 1t is on account
Of this certainty that they should not he taken
by Pregnant Females, [during The f,st3 months,
as miscarriage is certain TO he brought onJ hut al
other periods their use is perfectly safe. For sale
by A. Cook Chnrdon; c. ) Field, East Clnridon;
G. 7. Treat, Claridon; L. Thompson, Huntsburg
enclosed to anv authorized @ nsent' wiz will ensure n
package of pills by return mail
G. CROSBY, General Agent. Buffalo, n. y.
CAUTIoN.--Beware OF CountcrieiIs tile genun ne
have the Signature OF C. Crosby OH the outside
wrapper. 36Jm6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Putrid Sore Throat,

SURE CuRE.--When this disense first com
mencos, or at any stage, 1t can be ensiy cured by
carefully obsesving the following directions;-
Gargle the throat with Porters Cure Of Pain, as
strong as possible, swallowin nboutn usual dose.
Boihe Tho outside freely with the medicine clear.
ana repeat II often. Ii Is also necessary To keep
the pores of the skin open by bathing the ieet
in warm water, all over If necessary. The bow.
els should be kept open by some gentle cathurtic
Wriqhts pills are very good and be careful
that The patient Is not exposed to drafts of cold
air. This remedy faithfully used never fails
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Bow Drowned.

The little son Of Mr.. Hiram Stone, oI
Munson, about i've years Of age, was
found dead in the outlet Of the Pond,
nearly mile from his fathers residence,
on the morning Of the l4h. lie was
missed at tea.time the evening previous
and diiigent search Instituted, whicl
lasted during the whole night. He hac
probably fallen into the stream while a
at play on the bank,
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sBThc friends of Mr.. j. G. Hollis in
this village, will bo happy to learn that he
is to commeuce series of lessons in Pen
manship at tho School House, on Monday
next, teaching morning, afternoon and oven
ing. He has givon very general satisfaction
ia his lessons heretofore, and wo believe thai
all who tEay join his School. will secure the
services of superior teacher. Sec adver.
tisement.