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ID RlRI[0RIG OR OPIA7B

o. aap kind and therefore relieves by rsMoriHR tls
sBTsriHgs OF your child. in stead OF by dsGssHiHg ira
ssHgibiHtiss. For this reason. il comneuGs Itself ~
the oHIE rsliG6fe preparation now knoWp for CHR
DREN TEErHING, DIAkRHQEA. nYsENTERY.
GRIPPING IN Il BOWELS. ACIDI1Y or -HR
STOMACH, WIND COLD IN TIE HEAD, ard
GROUP. also. for soJteHiRg fks gums. rs5HsiEg ia
GrnGti0z. regulating the BOrsiS sRd rstisrisg pain,
It has no sgEHI-heing an Gnti sPaszoele II - Isea
with u~nfG,fiEg success in all eases Of ~CONNCiSlOH
OK OTHER FITS. st goa UGRHe The HFe and AeaffA
Of roEs children, and pish 10 sare tAsz Jras tAsss
sad aud big eOassSHsaess 0hteh are esTtafs 70
result from the ESs Of zGre0fies Of HAieA sfAsr
remeliss for IHfaatiIs Complaints are eonpossS.
take uszs BEt DIR EATUN'S C0kD1-
AL, this yvu can rely upon. Il is perfectly hArHless.
and cannot iniuTe the most delicate inftnt. Prles.SS
cents. Fail directions accompany each bsttls. Prr
CHURCH L DUPONT,
Nc 400 Broadway. NsE-roFk.
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The Sale Fair.

The first TrumbulI County Agricultural
Sale Fair is to be held tomorrow, on the Fair
Grounds.
We hOpethe farmers and all others interested
will be in attendance.
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Arrest Of the supposed murderer.

We learn that the Sheriff of Hancock county
arrived at Cleveland yesterday, having in Gus
tody a man supposed to be Kingensmith.-
Word was sent to Sheriff Lyman, who imme-
diytely dispatched a person to identify king
ensmith, should it prove to be him.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!l

IFE Cap. John Brown, by Redpslh
II InI ending Crisis sPurEson's sermonS-
GrerleS s q overland Journey.
Bayard TaylOr's Greece.
An Appeal TO the People.
The Professor at The Brtakfass Table.
Life Thoughts: II. w.. Berehsr,
LiTinEston'G South Africa. Amer. Home Garden
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming,
Pillar OF Fire and Prince OF the House OF David,
Youatt and Mason's Farrisr, Morgan Horses.
Ten Years of a Preachers Life, To Cuba and Bael
30 Years in L. s Senate. Lie Ct Fulton,
Fruit. FloSers and Farming.
Spiritu.lism. ny Judge EdnondT,
FlsetEOod's Life OF Christ.
Mornings and Evenings with Jes-G,
81 vols. Barnes Notes, Cooper's Naval History
Travels in South Amsriea, by Humbo!t,
Crabs 81 uonyms, Dicks Works,
European Life and Manners.b by Coleman
Also Lots ard Lots OF other Books, Stationery,
Blank Books, Wallpaper, &c, sc for sale cheap. al
March 81. co. PURTERS' BOOkSlUkE-
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7 EGAL NOTICE.


IL Eliza Wilcox will take notice that oiTer David
has dlsd hts prtitisn il the Count OF Common Pleas
| within aud for the County OF Trumiull aud state Of
/ Ohio. against the said Eliza Wilcox Defendant. set
ting f5Tth that III said Eliza Wilcox give a mortgage
To the said Oliver David. To secure the payment Of
$500. according 10 cert1in notes referred to in said
mortgage; and prayin that said Eliza Wilcox pay
said sum OF (S3 DOL three thousand Eve haBdred gol-
lars. with int rest on the SANE at the rate Of ten per
cent. yer anndm. from the 18th day Of February. A.
D. 1860, or that the following premises mag be soil to
pay the sans.
The iands conveyed in said mortgage are describe ed
as follows: Situate in Vernon, being township 30. six
81 in the fret (st) range of townships in the Con
necteut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and
" hich is alSc in the County OF Trumbpil and is knOEn
by being part Of lots numter one and two u & p in
the Wilcox Tract in The Township aforesaid, and is
bounded aS follows. to wit Beginning in the east and
west center road in said Yernpn, at the north vest
corner Of Abraham Gamers land thence west 10 said
thence south on Sutlid 5 east line to the south east
corner thereof thence west on the south line Of said
SutliTs land 10 the middle OF the west north AID
south road IN said Vernon. the1ce south in said T ad
TO the l.ne OF Niles B-ach's Land. thence east IN SAID
line to the soGth vest corner OF Bras;us Chapman 5
land, thence nsrth to the north west corner Of said
Chapman's land. thence east in the north line OF said
C~hspmin's land to the south east corner OF David
Sutin 8 land. thence north along the west hne of
said Satlifs laEd and lands of A. NJ Clark and Abra-
ham Garner 10 the place Of beginning, and contain
ing two hundred and nine (2t9l acres Of land, be the
sane more or less; and the said Eiiza Wilcox is nOti-
fed that she is r.quired to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third saturday after the sjth
dav Of NV. 4. ID. 1850. OLIVER DAVID.
BY G A HYNING, his Attorney.
April rs. Is60-6w
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~ Note. $ her ebF given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified az Al Illustrator on the
estate OF solomon Everett, late of Pennington, rfum-
bull County. decd. JONATHAN oSWALT.
- ArriI iS, OO.-3zS
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r M o " AL.

DORTER'S BOOKSTORE has been
4 removed to tie building orneil y occupied by
Levi Nichols. TOUR jo9rs iron the OH stand.
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SPECIAL ~EXAAINATION
OF SCaOoL TEACHERS.

There will he Special Examinations o. Srh0ol
Teacher, pu Fridays, March 10th and Both, aud Apri
18Th aha Nav iSIh.
eau attend ONE one Of the aforrsaii examinations
Private rxamiaafinHs csnnot he had. and no NOR,
fut,I ic -x1ntnaiio IS will he hid u til next tall.
March : 100. W~HIITLESEY DAN
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prsaehine at the disciple Church.

Elder chas. McDougalI will preach at the
Disciple Church, next Sunday morning ana
eYeaiaS.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD PENS.
We having had = large quantity OF Gold Pens
Manufactured especially for this market, and having
the u an. OF Geo. Adams stamped on each pen. We are
pref ar-d TO Sc ! them At wholesale or retail and Esr-
rant them to bsof As fae : Id and as well mad as
an. In this country. Parties wishing % sell again.
will be pleased 10 see them.
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SPENCERIAN HAIR

- OF LETTERS.
Yr. Marvin. superintendent Of the Union Schools
in this place, in = letter TO the publishers, SAYS
The examination OF your "Spencsrian Chart OF
Letters" has afforded me great pleasure this is the
growing production Of your excellent cosrGe oil
Penmanship. Many otherwise excellent teachers, fail
in teaching PenE1nship. beeauIe from habit CT lack
of skill. they are a. best hut ordinary Writers. They
eanno. execute anything like a correct model FOR the
TuPiis-hence neglect writing in school altogether,
OF make it such = secondary matter that IL is verse
than neglected. With your writing hooks in tbs
hands OF the pupil, and tie chart in the hands OF The
teacher before the school, no tsG<Asr car present 4
shadow Of apology for want Of interest or success In
his writing classes. tbs Books Are giving good salts
faction in our schools. and We expect to- add to their
efficiency by he use Of the Chart"
Respectfully yours,
JAS. NSRvIN.
Price s.1O. ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

~ The undersigned has been appointed assignee
CT S eth A. Bushnell. OF Hartford. TruDbull County,
OH o. Ali persons indebted to said Bushnell. by note
or book account, are required to make Immediate ray
nent to the undersigned. and all persons having
claims against him will present them to the under
signtd, duly authenticated, for allowance or relee-
tioB. Within six months from the date Of this notice.
HOMER d. THOMPSON. Assignee & Trustee.
j. 2 ASPER, Atty.
Hartford. April IL. IS6n-3S
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NOAL OIL. DEODORIZED COAL
, OIL. pud a good variety 4 Coal Oil Lamps Of
the nest approved styles, for sails By
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TREAsURERS NOTICE

ThEASU RER NO
Noiic- is hereby given TO the Tax pavers Of
TIuni-uii onutk that "a aui after 3priI "a, leo. th-
rIrAsCrer in ~ found H. b S alice anu ready to re-
ceivs tHr axe u: tii the etth day uf June.
AMI { s4Va time AMI c0ninsiOI. the tax PAYERS will
do well 10 avail IN. mse;ves OF their ezl li-st cOuvtu-
i-l-c- to ray. a. it viii he Impossible TO receive all
III 7 Xe- in The last week vi the time allowed y taE
Tor rvce ing rsxs. D. d GlLMBnR.
Mafca = 6C-6a County, Ire Sur-r.
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II RUMBULL County Common Pleas.
Amasa Hensha<, PHI,

Vim. HenShaT L George HenshaW, deftI)
The defendants. Wiilisn and George Henshaw will
take notice that the plaintiff. AISass uenShaE, on the
10Th day Of April, leo. filled his petition IN said
Court against them. asking Judgment for the sum Of
Sl354 co. and interest IRON 9Th June, lr55. upon an
account for money advanced and work aud labor
done for said defendants, in and about the purchase
All stocking Of q faru in said County. An Order Of
Attachment is also issued against the properly of
said defendants.
Unless they appear and answer by the 23d day of
June next Judgment will he taken against them by
default. cox, RATLItF 4 SPEAR,
April IL. Is60.-6E Attys for Pl4iEti6.
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SEED POTATOES.

We will receive orders for. and procure bills oil
EyeTgreers. from the extensive Nursery Of Mr.. Bon
sell, and deliver theud here At his retail prices, If or
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lNCIpIgNr

Dyspepsi1, Liver Diseases. BrOnchitis. Asthma,
COnstipatios. DroPsy. Disea-e oil the Hid
nsy 8 aud spleen rheumatism. PalPitG-
tiOn OF the Heat. FITS. S~eroful4,
sick Headache, Prolapsus
Cteri, skin Diseases. DeTanged
NenstTua.i>u. Nervous DEBILITY, .Cata-
ract. Jaundige, Old SORES of all kinds. Pain
full Discharge Of Urine. Deafness, Disease sf
the Eye, lily Poehcndria. Melancholy, Worms, SsIe
lnrnah nn.---h
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CTATIRA LANE s ESTATE,
~ Notice = hereby given that the unde-ixned has
been duly appointed and qualified executor % Tie
estate Of satira Lane, lats Of Vienna. muhu CGaas
~, deceased. AMBROSE J. rRUEsDELL
March %. ls60-3wN
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SPRING 1860
n.
NwrITH HAT IN HAND we I

NAIrH HAT IN HAND we maxi
Wv our Best Bow 10 our patrons and
thu public. and take this method to so
licit a continuance of the very liberia
paronaye we h. We heretofore rrioyed.
confident that with our much improved
fariliries AMI fast increasing business
we are able TO offer inducements to buy
ers Of Cluthing. &c . that cannot fail Il
give enIile satisfaction.
In order 10 be foremos, in this grea.
trade. we adopt as our motto:
keep none but the best made good:
and sell at the smallest living profit"
Our good are got Up in the most ap'
proved style, and made up in the mo
thorough and workmanlik- manner. and
which W. guarantee superior to nything
ever offered IN Ibis market.
It is no doubt well known that ouI
facilities in purchasing our goods exceed
those of any House this side of the
Eastern Market.
Our connection with oze Of the larg-
est Manufacturing and Wholesale Hnus-
es in New England, through which
goods are shipped to US at the very
first cost of manufacturing, gives US the
advantage over all GU c mpelirors. II
we did not buy cur goods cheap, OF
course We c1nld not sell at the prices
IEar We 90.
Oar stoc'i of ready made Clothing.
Furnishing Cords. Cloihs. Ca>simeres
,nd Vr,unss, Hats. Caps and Trunks,
Is fu and 'mpIele.
In clnn, zion with the above, we
would s'a'e thai O r stock &c Cloths.
C4,simeres and V,sliRg~ for Custom
Work canuot be surpassed either III
quaint y. quality. or variety of pattern,
We shalI Jake par leu ar pains TO rri'
the apr ba'ion OF any whu may give
US their influence and patronage in th!-
Drpartm mt.
Every garment warranted TO 6t.
Merchants furnished ut The lowest
Boston prices.
z. p. REED s. co.
NO. 5, MARKET STREET,
apr IL Warren, Ohio.
100 DOZ. HATS 4 CAPS. Just
L opened MP P REED & cos
VOURG MEMS SILK HATS
l. Vt ,. p. REED & co.'s
YOUNG MEMS CASS. HATS
4 Att P. REED & CO 5
ZOUAvE HATS. ALL COLoRS.
At y. P. REED & cos
ERENCH STYLES CAPS.
L At ?. P. REED ( Cofs
SEAMLESS Ca. 5 ALL COLORS,
~ At P. P. REED x CO.
GAROTE COLLARS, Latest S,vIe,
u At =. ,. REED L co.'s
NAROTE TIES, LATEST STYLE,
At p. P. REED * cos
GENTS MORNING ROBES.
. At >. p. REED & COS
4 LII KINDS RUBBER CLIO Thing
Aft. P REED & co.'s
4 LII KINDS TRUNKS
At Y. p. REE & co.'s
GOOD STOCK UMBRELLAS
At =. P. REED & co.'s
DATENT YOKE SHIRTS
l. At ,. P. REEF L CO.'S
Ne. s. Market S., Warren, o.
April II. 60.
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CORDIAL,

and shyf heeaase it asreT fails to sForG i~HsfaHfs-
HeoEs reisf. when given in time. II acts as II By
magic. and 0Es trial aiSHs Will convince you that
nhat We sAy Is true. l. ~eontainS
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D1Ns VIZ vi nv
NALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE
" citizens q this county 10 the fsctthat lie ex
peets 10 visit this al the AdjeiSing counties fol-
the next several ears to come He cones TO u
higsb re-oEmspd.d, BOT only from the physician:
OF the place Il IA 5 residence. lat also from over 4
hundred OF he must Influential LUsin S. men ant
TiGiLsn5 u bis pizcs. He quit the regular .rSetes
.sverAl years ago on account Of his BAT health, sad
since tina time Ess devoted ! imSelft to tho study and
- IL H. MiN.---n
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DIR. WORKMAN
DIR. WORKMAN

Will lie in Warren. Gzskill House. again. on Weda.S-
day, March .Sth, GsrTstsville. Thursday, March %,
and Youngstown. Tuesday harch 9Th.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

aud has. in the dne, ire Itsd many u sand eases
tal il - M: rcas0u4ale - suppose thai his . ssrva.
tiOn and experiences have given him . superior a.
sant tge over the / cal p Hcttioners- We ls1y have
all the theo-y 10 be derived from books, vt We
must hEys the practice in order to be su-cvssful
ard the Iaore practics the ne srrr We approach pr
fiction, as Practice makes perfect" Or. W0rJ1Au
asks those all aud afraid Of Deing imposed upon
TO urite 10 any OF th. phy siciAns o. tle place where he
resides, ~ an Of tie citizens. Writ - DR.. T. 81.
Cook. lr. D. Prvn.iss. DR.. B. . Smith. Dr. CARY, D
vs.. Head. BanSer. . e Martin, Pot Master. q. Cali
gan. H. X Agent. or any citizen OF ohio
Is Is q fact TIT there are any unprinciplrd mel
travelling, Gazing themselves Dseturs, AMI the prsFls
have been basriy imposed upon. bGT nome - tEsA
have been able - give sou such POSITIVE syidsnss VI
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Character and Qualifications.

as a certificate from the physicians Of their place o.
rrsideuce. A ca IdIc consideration OF thrs ftcti ia
IeQdrS.sI. DR.. " will snow any person calling a
hia- bs certificates and Tefrreucss- lie h~> just let
a rtus. where Le travelled nearly iOur ears regular
", which he has given up 10 his aTtEsr i0I ths pnr
pose Of establish nE ;nis. Vhirhis more convenient e
hLs home. aid he has over Ito Certificates from Nin
listers, LaWy gTs, Farm-rs. ami Ali classes. both pro
f-ssioual amt unPrOisssiOnal. whiehh : Obtained while
rT4yennx on tn rJu c. Tins izct OF 81 tuning hun
sell 80 long on one rodt-, AMI DONG more cuisines:
the last year tlaG aay pr c-eiil g Que, is worthy o
c0AsioeruuOu. Dr.. Workman wishes u distinctly
kUoHn that he dOss rot claim perfection and to cur'
sysVs disease that fesh 10 heir TO. but onsrs the Al
nicted lie benefit Of what he has learned rem an IN
usually extensive practice. and u constant study OF
chronic diseases iOr SeverzI.years- Dr.. NORMAN
treats
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INTEREST Paid on Deposits, Money
/ Loaned. and Good Notes Purchased BY
T. J. MeLAIH < SON.
DWELLING HOUSES. A few SIN
IL Ien, for Rent at Low rates. in all parts Of ths
town. Apply to 7. J. L L SON.
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DAILY GATE CRY OvFICn, l
Keokuk. Jan. 18th. 4

DAILY GATE CirY OrFIcn,
Kookuk, Jan. 18th.
FLOUR--Superhne, 81 So; Spring wheat ex-
ira, $2 rs, Fall wheat, extra, 80 90 TO 81 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 50 per / oe.
C0RN--s0 to 80.
BARLEY--Spring, 35a4o. Fall, eoa7Sc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall $laI 20;
Spring s0a$I.
oATs--a3 to IS, dull.
RYE b5a60c; in good demand. t
RDTAToEs-ss to 81 by the load retail Soc.
GR0CERTES-New Orleans Sugar, fair 9asl,
prime s4aloa, clarified I0aIes, crushed and Loaf
+. 10. Moiasses--P1antatfoR so to 6sc, 8. III. S.
to 90, Golden Syrup, s. to soc. Cofee--Rio Is
TO I3A. Java 1870 Ise. Laguyra, to la. Rice, Ga
6Ac.
boAp--palm 6Ac, Family $40.
CANDLEs--star is TO q, stearine Is, Mould
I1a, summer pressed, Ii
LARD-9i to 10; retail l2ac.
BUTTER--Choice ia 10 Is retail &c.
HIDES--Dry lsA TO IL; green, green sheep
peits 40 to T5c; green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prairie$ IS to $50; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, STATS; Baled do. ssA to $40, Retail, $l2.
sEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 40 to ~ cents i;
Timothy, 81 % TO j 10; Flax Seed, 75aSo )
sUNDRIEs-onions, rs to 40 Eggs, IA.
Feathers, 3oc to 3sc; White Beans, Toe TO 80.
FRUIT--aresn apples, choice, 81 30 per Dbl.
Dried apples, 9ote 2 90 per bush. Dried peaches,
% 90 to rs; Raisins, So SO to A 90.
CIIEESE--W. h. III to liz Denmark to 10.
rR0VIsi0NS-Hams 10 to Ii Shoulders III TO s;
clear sides 10 TO IL.
BEEF 2a2ac gross; 40 TO DC per quarter.
sHEEP---x2 80 to Is 80 " head.
H0aS.--Dressed, 81 90 to $500.
SALT-d. A., 81 90 per sack; Kanawha, 2 10
a2so per bbl.; Liverpool, Saa5 Per sack. Lake
81 30aa 80 y Dbl.
FISH -Mackerel, No. $40 to SCI y Dbl; No.
7 SIS to SIG; No. $I2to$l3- White, No. - 80
TO $5 10 y half Dbl. Cod Fish Sto eP n.
ExcuAsas.-on New York for currency per
cent; for geld per cent. st.Louis per cent.
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TIE ubscriber, on behalf Of himself and fami-
~, lax as this method Of acknowledging the recep-
ton or several timely and acceptable gifts during
the Il olidays Some Of their good friends mus.
have been studying the Scriptures "He that hath
two coats, let him give to him that hath none and
ne that hath meat, money, slippers, Ae., Let him do
likewise" WHITNEY
ksokuk, Jan. i3, go
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GEo. @. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BAEcLAY
ESTABLISHED IN $780, /
BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il . R q Il q. A N ID Is Il . T. q ..
+ HAVE this day admitted 40 = partner in the
J. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
heen my teller for the Last six years). The busi-
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the nrm
GEO. G. ANDERSON L 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the odest) in Iowa, the new firm solcits sontin-
nance Of former patronageso hheraOy extended 70
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment. free Of charge.
fhes- references go 11.s1.y W saaioI p-z -
ner wis
REFERENCES
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier b Co.. Bankera,N.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., boston.
clapp, Fuller i browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. y. Hunt 4 CO., Louisville.r
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk y an. l, IS. GEO. g. ANDERSON
| jAnbd &c.,
| ROOKss HOOKxII IsOOKs.Yl
AR MrsrA1 Ei .Mn Var. .u,roao.uv
~ involving the principles Of Rssding and
Speaking, and designed for the dsyslopmant OF
both body and mind, In accordance with the ma
tars and destiny ct man, By Prof. Bronson, 4. M.
M. W. wEsIcoTT,
DecIoa a7 Main-st.
I "A DANA ME DE, BY george Eiliott, isf sale BY
Ia OGDEN BR0WNELLSA CO,
! sspis 81 MAin-st.
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General Insurance Agency.
coz. SECOND AND MAIN

r,,vr -ry-- .u.~C,n
ann xSaE nrar .tlv s,,.. ~ 49, = Il III. ONE
4ssnsv 1han snv 4 ,h;s c;,v .sa less ,,oahs
after loss. $500 : @-'' - - - ''04s''
Hon In.suancs rsn.;an, ~ Va Yoytp s1ssy sas
49, A--,ss.- L -" ~ 49, $50 -'csn' 400
M rlye Irsuranc1 ~ of var Hoper nj. AKA
Er,ir VIE Irs,,,a,see -, ~ w.. 49, 500 ooe
Io,annya ~ rn.ryanc. ~ v..r 49, al 00o
Monfauk Tiys Insurance Co., Ner Tork' 800 400
Connectcus Mutuai Kdfs Ia. CO.. Hartford 9 Gao sas
ERA. W.. GRIFFITH liz authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies u -
%sE Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories.
Household Vurniture aud DwelIinrs insure.l ~ ~
low rates s other Companies Who pay their ossss.
I'll. b. TEN-EYCk. Agent.
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c. The way they serve Irish Democrat,
down South is to have them WHIPPED By NE,
osoKs. Thirty-nine lashes, we'll laid on, Il
the lowe at number.
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JxS-It would hardly do for any one nowadays
to have the tsmerity to question the exceience of
DIR. j. Hostctter's Celebrated Stomach Ritters for
ell diseases of the stomach. In cases Of Dyspep
STA, Bodily Weakness, Costiveneas, Dysentery and
general arrangement Of aedigestive oagans, their
virtues have long since been made plainly appa-
rent. They purge from the system the morbid hu-
mers which retard their natural functions, and
which bring paiensss 10 the cheek, and suffer- ne to
the brow. They Danish those clogs upon pleasure,
restore the system TO high health, and necessarily
prove . valuable adjunct to the digestive organs.
trial il all that il needed to establish them In
the confidence Of the skeptie.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by L. GIBBoxs, a. ]. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KAYE Il Co., and BRApKs.
Jan. q, 0-dIw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ We have just learned that McLean's
streng lhsnng Cordial will cure the various dis
eases prevalent among children. Ii ia necessary
that every parent fhould keep supply on hand.
and when required give as directed. Try tit is
pleasant TO take. See advertisement In another
column. TdecledAwlml
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&4-Go to the Bah 10 Class Festival of the Chat
ham Square ~. H. Church, this friday eve
ming, Ut the residence Of VIM. Barnes, corner OF
9th and Leighton streets, have q good time, and
get Refreshments, all for quater. fini12t
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That ID roMd.casi store.
Why it beats the BuGs how CasAP they sKLI.--
dropt In there the other dsy--and tell you that
Ia the place these hard times--No. 65 Main-st-
jan10dlw
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Of the ON
edatH
The Capital
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la. SMITH =" Electric OH cures Deafness.
Dn. SMITHS Electric oii'' cures Rheumatism
Da. SMITHS Electric OH cures Asthma.
De. SMITHS electric Oil" cures Headache.
la. Smith IS Electric Or cures Piles.
aagIsl
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A COOP lDKA.- The Republicans of Ohio
are getting out tie joint debates Of Lincoln
and Douglas, in Illinois. last year, as q cam
paign document. Scarcely better one
could be preT AIRED. IL will be circulated
largely, and i. cannot be extensively circu-
lated withou imm ense effect