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P. LARSON
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE rs.
sud by the Ccrk Of the District Court Of the Rceond
Judicial District II Washington Territory and 10 me Directed
have levied upo seized, and taken into execution and
shall sell at public auction the premises at lhe dwelling
house r"w occupied by Patrick Fowler, IN IT, County Of FTe
and Territory of Washington, SATURDAY. the iSth dsY
pf june S" at the hour Of ocIOck In the nllerL Oon NJ
following des .ribed premises: -
AL those certain lots tracts Of land with the improve.
nenls lerenn aud Situated In PCrcg County, Washington
Territory and bounded ard as fol oEs 10 Wit
beginning at atsrns southeast corner near Tie border
Of lake, and running 800 TO stake on the prairie:
ence south th rods to stake cup Of eolionuood
trees thence east a66 rods small lake and thence
across large lake TO Smiths claim thence north across said
ake wv rods TO The place Of tegnnpg containing $50 acres
more OF less, and known rs Mlncens Donation Claim.
Also NJ that certain lot parcel land uae in Wash.
ngon Plains In the County Of Fierce and Territory Of Was-
ngOn being south Of Mnreus land claim and commonly
wit:
beginning at a stake the middle sf dry hke and
running thence west 20 GRns TO stake; thence south 10
chains to stake on the prairie, few rods beyond white
OAK tree that Is marked; thence ~ chains siahe;
tainng l6V acres less Together with all aud singular
Tie tenrmenis heredamens, and Appurrnnnces
belonging or In any wise appertalnlng thereto.
seEed and taken into execution propeFty Patrick
Fowler aud sufficient thereof 10 be 10 satisfy the udg-
ment Of foreclosure Of the said District Court al s March
term, 1891 In favor OF Johnson Mukey, plant against
Patrick Fowler amounting To One and Nineteen
cent per month from the 9TH day Of May $780, together win
costs taxed at sNyOne Dollars and hy Cents and accrung
costs.
EGBkRT II. TUCKER,
stcllacoom, W. T., May sth, 1851. $50 ID
, 1861-06-13
OUR COUNTY REPRESENTATION.

While oil are interested in canvassing the claims
and merits Of the respective candidates for Del.
egate to Congress, would it not be well for us ia
attend to others asking for places Of trust and
honorf We have other and important Offices to
fill at the approaching election, and we should
see to the integrity Of the persons asking those
places at our hands.
There is one individual, sporting the appcl!a.
ton Of Captain, who had the honor Of repre.
sentlng this county in the Territorial Legislature
last winter, and who now asks to be reelected.
Let US examine one act Of his, last winter. At
the very time when traitors who had been foistcd
into office by the same party Of which this man
is q hanger-on were engaged in plundering the
government, and surrendering into reasonable
hands the arms and other munitions of war ne
cessary for the defence Of the country, this va.
liant Captain, following their example, voted to
himseG and others in the Legislature rifle each
from the United States arms confided to their
keeping, thus weakening the Territory in case
Of attack from within or without Men should
be selected to fill these places who will scrupu.
lOusly guard tho property and turn into their
proper channels all the appliances Of the gov
ernmont
We think the people will see to this, and, Il
the Captain needs another gun, give him one
and let him stay OF home. Such men are only
fit for catspawa Without some one to watch
over and prompt them at every step, they are
totally useless in legislative halls. This ambi.
, 1861-06-13

oRDERED EAsr.-We learn with regret that
Lieut. Col. Casey, commandant OF Fort Stella
COON, has been ordered to report himself for
duty at the East and that he will leave in a few
days for the scene Of his future labors. Il is
nearly four years since be last returned from the
East to this coast, during which period he has
been In uninterrupted command at Fort Stella.
COON. He has mingled as freely with our cit:-
zens as bis health and military duties would per-
nit during these four years; ever exhibiting q
lively interest in our progress, and participating
to some extent In works designed for our social
and moral improvement As far as was consis-
tent with his position, Col Casey has always
manifested readiness cheerfully to cooperate
with our people in matters relating to their wei.
fare and enjoyment, for which he viii be held
in grateful esteem and remembrance long after
he shall have leh us. Though well advanced in
years, and somewhat feeble with age and from
service, he still feels vigOr and strength capa-
be Of enduring yet . long campaign in beha'i
Of bis country; and, should opportunity occur,
be viii not be found behind younger men in de-
vOtiOn 70 that cOuntry's cause He will bear al.
ways with hin the best wishes Of on who have
known him during his stay on Puget Sound.
, 1861-06-13

- NoncE-Another election is at hand,
aud viii i comes the necessity Of again remind
ing ne publie generally, and politicians in par
iisuIiF. q our terms for printing election tick
slk In order that parties at distance may
have 10 ereass for ihiling TO send the money
viii thnir ordsrI. We here state our price to be
= pr hundred. No tickets from any source
uh.llssl, WIN Be printed in this Oiflce until the
noncy i paid ior them. We have In former
yc1n loItno.s shanlwe are willing TO incur the
~ q losing again, BY printing tickets for par
~ b other and distant counties; and such
pllucnl as aro appointed TO procure them will
~ trouble % themselves and 10 u BY attend.
Is . shls nosice.
, 1861-06-13

Amw war 70 RAISE sHE wND.-The Indian
arpnt q he snohOmIsh Reservation. we are in
f'ln,i. has hitupon new plan Of raising the
q, sind BE has taken 4 upon himself to
cuufr 1das On De Indians in his district, whom
/. urrlll chiefs By means Of slips Of paper,
uhich hs rcIls 70 them at two dollars each. AZ
" oonseIling nearly Ell Of those on the Reserve
~ ctirn, he Indians began 10 smell the rat ;
anl lhs conssqasnes uas thruAtened rupture.
n 1upulinlsadsnt went down, On Monday lait,
e - ac.msf Eliza Andsrson, accompanied BY
~ ) f,1a soldisrs, 70 restore peace among the
E.l.1lld.
, 1861-06-13

PIoxEER AND DsxOcRAT susPExDED.-The
Standard Of last week publishes . card from
Jsmes Lodge, Esq, announcing his Withdrawal
from the Pioneer and Democrat, and giving rea-
sons therefor. We are sorry to learn, as we do
from discard and the verbal statements Of others,
that Mr. Lodge has sustained heavy pecuniary
loss owing to the failure Of the government 10
pay him for public work. We have n,t learned
when the publication Of the paper will be re.
sumed. or whether il will be resumed at all or
not.
, 1861-06-13

HoLLOwAY's OISTMESr AND PrLs-Special
Complaints. Climates have their particular dis
orders, age has infirmities peculiar to it, seasons
climates, OF any age, and in every season, is
liable to special complaints resulting from fash
ion, inattention, or debility of constitution.
For all such sufferers there are in Holloways
remedies present case and future comfort, while
the natural function Of every organ is fairly cs-
tablshed by them. Under their corrective
sway the greatest Improvement speedily appears,
the body Is developed and the spirits rise. Into
HollOwaY's preparations not trace Of mercury
or other noxiouS ingredient ever enters, hence
the parent the guardian, or patient, need hold
no counsel before commencing these remedies.
, 1861-06-13

The EARTHQUAKE IN CmLE.-By late adyices
received at San Francisco, we learn that the dam.
age done by the recent earthquake at Mendoza
exceeds, in fatality, the previous accounts, as
upwards Of eleven thousand persons perished in
that dreadful catastrophe. The details Of the
suffsrings Of the survivors are narrowing in the
extreme.
, 1861-06-13

DIsNIssED.--From the Vancouver Chronicle
We learn that general order has been issued by
the War Department. to the effect that the name
Of Lieut. Ogle, Of the First Dragons, be strick.
en- from the army roll, for falling to render his
accounts.
, 1861-06-13

STEAMERS TO PoKrLAND.-Steamers now leave
San Francisco for Portland on the 7th, nth and
9th Of each month. The Pacific is the only steam
er that will run to Victoria, making monthly trips
This is to be regretted by everybody on Puget
Sound.
, 1861-06-13

AProSrNENr.-Mr. j. II. Scranton writes
from Washington that Mr.. J. r. Meeker has re.
ceived the appointment Of Surveyerof this port
If so, the appointment is good one, and will
give general satisfaction here.
, 1861-06-13

The PERCY AND SHowALTER DuEL-It Is
rumored that another duel is likely to take
place in California, growing out Of tina: between
Piercy and Showalter, in which Hays, one Of
the seconds to the latter, will be one Of the
principals.
, 1861-06-13

GOvERSNENT RoAD.-The Government road
between COwlitz Landing and Monticello is now
rapidly progressing toward completion, under
the superintendent Of Capt. Thon, Of the
Typographical Engineers. This road, when
completed. will be quite dcsideratum to trav.
elers on that route.
, 1861-06-13

OREGoS ExPoRrS-The value Of exports from
Oregon via the Columbia river, during the
month Of April, was, to San Francisco, S46ys6e; I;
and to Victoria, v. l., $22,Sl1. During the
month Of March the exports in the same direc.
ton amounted 10 1s7,66S.
, 1861-06-13

New OEGAN..-The San Francisco EceninS
Mirror hOists the flag Of the Republican party,
aud announce' that it has become the organ Of
the party in California. It opposes the PROPOSE.
ton for Union State Convention.
, 1861-06-13

Orr TO IrALY.-A company Of Italians, o!t
residents of Calaveras county, Cal, who have
acquired fortunes, left on the 22d ult. for thciI
homes in Europe. They are sympathizcrs with
Garibaldi.
, 1861-06-13

Quo HONE ARNY.-Adjutant General Car.
rington, Of Ohio, has issued an order for the or.
ganizatiOn of gigantic Army of Reserve in
Ohio. The enrolled militia Of that State mum.
bcrs 100000 men, and the retired force, still
capable OF doing duty, numbers 100000. Gen.
Carrington's order enrolIs these 100000 men
into u Home Army.
, 1861-06-13

The UEIvERsrT.-The people Of Seattle are
labOring with PraisewOrthy zeal for the erection
Of their University. We hope soon to learn that
they have the building well under way. We
shall notice this institution al length next week.
, 1861-06-13

Carr. }. r. FLENISa, Of the steamer Eli=O
anderson, has our thanks for express and news
paper favors.
, 1861-06-13

1unDag senDoL -Nic.-romorSow Fr;-
~ issppointsd ior picnic excursion Of Sun
~ ech0oI q Olympia tOthiS place; the ground
allrisdr W belisysy being that on which our
sii1ni cIitbrul.d The Fourth Of July, last year.
1hs EIiss 1ndssOn Is engaged for The occasion.
We l1ps eur people wfl be prepared 10 extend
isrlir rllios cordial veicOmss
, 1861-06-13
ARMY NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL nv RECEIvED
y by me at this ofee until l2 O'Clock NJ the leth day g
June 1891 for the supply Of FRESH BEEF TO the Unltea
States Troops stationed al Fort siellaeoom, W. 7.
The Beef to be Of the best quality, aud 90 Ne dvsree y
such times and days Ordinarily three times each Wee -
may be repaired by the A. @. g. =.
The amount rcqalrrd at present shout 800 Pound1 ~
week; Tits amount 10 he Increased dlmnsed, accoding
10 the number of soldiers at the post. :.
Proposals should be endorsed PToposas Coz Trssh BEL
Two rsponshle suretes vii be rrqujred ior NE
hlthiul performance OF the contract.
The A. G. + reserves the right 10 reject any an bds
FuRD MYERe,
Captain, Assistant QuarteFmnsieF and
Acting CumnlssATy of eubalIlanoA
Acting CommssaTy Subsistence once,
Port e,slacvVn, ". 2 May ifih, iesi. -
, 1861-06-13

fhn HlaALD be found In San Al the dert of
W saliVan adjolning the Post Once at the o,fce Of
our Agent lIlR Washington street, Al the Merchants
ExehAHge and the principal Hotels and alsc Al lie
heading Hotels In the Atlantic cities ~
, 1861-06-13

Par rF.-Ths DsmocEAie party Of this
Qicrc,) County owe Us bill i6r advertising.
uklrh us viIh lhey would ssttls Is speedily as
porIllt. . We nssd ne money. This bin has
t1ln ~ - ssms months, and a. there Is
- |1ficaifon q disposition 70 pay Il, We take
fhis ooc,S'on 70 remind them Of H.
, 1861-06-13

Mn. J. MEEES, Of San Francisco, who arrived
here on the Elisa ARderS0n to-day, has placed
us under obligations for q generous supply oi
fJrcign papers.
, 1861-06-13

We tAAn b pleased 10 furnish masters Of vessels ard others.
81 this once.
, 1861-06-13
TIE PUGET SOUND HERALD

~ Paoshed every THURSDAY EVENING, at o. per anuum
N advance; II paid within six months, 81; AMER the
expiration Of six months, tS; - for six months in
AdvAnce; single copies, lev cents AivertisemenIs
70 insure insertion without delay should be handed in
on OF before Wednesday Of each week.
, 1861-06-13

Snow IN CArHoRNA.-Snow fell to the depth
Of one foot at GibsOnville, last month. On the
Esd, another heavy fall Of snow took place in
the same vicinity. Fruit trees with young fruit
were broken down By the weight Of snow.
, 1861-06-13

GRAssnoPPERs.-This destructive insect is
making its appearance in great numbers in va
rious parts Of California, particularly on the
plains, as an exchange says, "where they are
so thick on the ground that they are crushed
under the wheels Of passing vehicles. OF
course they are destroying vegetation, and ben
eft only the Diggers, who form largo circles
and drive the insects into hole in the earth,
where they are killed and bagged." A few days
since, says the Iadependent, q gentleman Of
Huntsville hired lot Of Indians to kill the
grasshOppers that were approaching his garden
They worked away for six hours, at the end of
which time he gathered up what he could of the
slain insects, and weighing them, found the net
proceeds to be lorty-twO pounds.
French DoINGs IN CHISA.-By late arrival at
San Francisco, we have intelligence Of the con.
quest Of Cochin China BY the French It was
long ago predicted that the French Emperor had
double purpose in view when he joined Great
Britain in the Chinese Expedition. Soon after
the French vessels arrived at Hongkong, it will
be remembered, several men-of.war were de-
tached and sent to Saigon, under the prctense
Of revenging an insult offered to the French flag.
Il proved, however, that the ultimate object was
conquest. The territory acquired is said to be Of
immense value in q commercial point Of view.
Low BEEF CONrRAcr.-To Mr.. John Arid, Of
Vancouver, has been awarded the contract Of
furnishing beef or the use Of the military at that
station. He takes the contract for one year,
and agrees to deliver any amount required at
five cents per pound. According to late regu-
lations, the soldiers will receive fresh beef on
five days Of each week, instead Of three, as
heretofore. At this low figure, Uncle Sam
could afford to supply fresh beef to the bulwarks
Of liberty seven days each week, Il need be,
without rendering himself liable to the charge
Of extravagance.
CALHoRFIA GRAIN CRoPs-The Santa Cruz
Sentinel says: We are informed by a gentle
man well posted, that the grain crop Of Santa
Clara county is complete faiure-that there
will not be as much grain reaped this season as
was put in the ground. Farmers there are now
cutting almost everything for hay. In Contra
Costa, one Of the best grain-growing dis
tricts in the State, the growing crops are
suffering for want of rains, and even now 1t is
supposed that not half Of the usual crop will
be realized. In Santa Cruz the crops have suf.
fered but slightly, 50 far as we have heard.
Snow IN CAtHoRSA.-Snow fell to the depth
Of one foot at Gibsonville, last month. On the
2sd, another heavy fall Of snow took place in
the same vicinity. Fruit trees with young fruit
were broken down BY the weight Of snow.
Mn. J. MEEES, Of San Francisco, who arrived
here on the Elisa ARdersOn to-day, has placed
us under obligations for . generous supply Of
lfGreign papers
, 1861-06-13

\ iOrrnYuL BRIDE.-Judge !. r. IIoux mar.
rcd, on the Sd ult, couple-Mr. VIM. II Price,
aged %, to Miss Priscilla NJ. Hooper, aged few
months over u years-all Of Napa Valley, Cal.
Some few years ago, say the Reporter, couple
were united in that county, in whose ages ex.
listed still greater disparity; the groom being
forty and the bride not twelve.
, 1861-06-13
SUSTAIN TIE GOVERNMENT.

gentleman Of this place received letter
few days since, from friend near Port Town
send, which reflects to some extent the feeling
thcrcaboutS. The writer was known, during
short residence in Stcilacoom, for his opposition
to the Republican party. We have been allowed
the privilege Of perusing the letter, and extract
the follow ing:
am for the Union, the whole Union. and no,
thing but the Union. As for Col Wallace, YOU
know was opposed to him before the COnvcn.
ton, and said that, if he was nominated, would
not su port him; but lett STE how much better
of shall be with either Of the other candidates.
What little | know of Mr.. Lander, like him
very much as a man-likc his Union sentiments,
and hope they are from the bottom Of his heart
hut why do all the apologists Of Secession flock
TO his standard? can't work good in harness
by the side of an apologiSt for treason.
AS for Mr.. Garticld,, with all his tlowery Unior-
loving speeches he marks out n line Of policy for
the Government TO pursue, and says, "if you
step over that. we will oppose YOU" lie knows
that that will divide the North, and open the last
AND only chance for Secession, that is next to
treason itself | can't go that.
l know no party but the Government, and that
must be sustained in the present trial unquaIif-
cdly, unhesitatIngly, and without reserve. Now
is the opportunity afforded to let the world know
that We have government; so let us, at all
hazards sustain the Administration and its fol-
lowers.
In answer to your inquiry, would say that
Col. Wallace will get more votes in this county
than 10th the other candidates.
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p. HALL,
Manufacture and Sole Proprietor, Halls New Build
ing STATE 81. PRICE ~ CENTS PER BOTTLE;
and Sold ny Agents generally. Sold in Y-rres y
Woods q Pew and Hoyt * Stratton. 1855
TOet 5, ie6u. 6ml
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%INFANTILE CORDIAL.

and Nhy1 because it never fails to afford i~HstaRtG-
Re0Hs relief, when given in time. Il acts Is IL by
nsgie-and one trial alone will convince you that
what we say is true. II contains
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DR.sDAY'S
For the Cure of Diseases,


For the Cure Of Diseases,
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots aud banks Of our own climate We givet eStims-
mails below from persons who have used IL thus show
ing what diseases it invariably cures. sseh as Fever
aud Ague, ChiIls. Headache, Pain in the side Stomach,
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head Gen
eral debility, Weakness, Hard breathing, Asthma
and various other diseases
At puriies the blood, is a sure remedy for female
weaknessrS. pTopSy. Rheumatism and Neuralgia
This medicine being a compound works upon the
Liver, blood, Kidneys and Lungs. disgorges the Liver,
frees the stomach and bowels, removes eostiyenrss.
and Dispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure Tor sSoEeI
disease. and can be taken with perfect safety by old
or young. 1t may be relied upon as an eradieator CT
the human system Of all or most diseases, Of the
bloed and If taken in time, a preventative from TAX
ing other diseases, such as bilious, intermittent, u
plus and typhoid Feyers-
No diseases can exist where the blood is uade pure.
One or two hotties per year will secure health 10 any
family, taken at any time 20 suit the patient.
In support Of the abOYeWe insert the following vol
mis- Is to certify that I was AFFLICTED with Dropsy
and female weaknesses for a number OF years Ny
Musicians gave me up aud said that I was past re-
eovery. / thsn used DR.. Days Dandelion Syrup.
gave immediate relief. and / am now happy to he able
to say that i am perfectly we'll MARY NJ MOOhk-
This ie to certify that I have afflicted with the Live
pains through the bsdy and limbs. After cssParth
stmedical Aid. 1 happened TO Re in Warren, and me
DR.. Day and got a bottle Of Dandeiion syrup, AID IN
= short time I vas restored to perfect heaith.
Dr. JOHNSON, Washington, FA
I have used DR.. Days Syrup By which ny life vas
and I am now a healthy man.
P WEAVER Warren Ohio-
This Is to certify that I have used Dr. Days com
psund, i am satisfied with its use.
Rev. NJ. E. Church
For Sale hy Woods & Pew and Smith. stratten &
Co, Warren Ohio.
Warren, Fsb- 18th, ls6O.
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W w.
Aud by all respectable Druggists thraughout the
country. Jan i, l~oU-ly
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NIX WATER IN riff MOUTH WITH ~ IN.
IGORATOR, & SW I5LLOH BOTH TOGETHER
Price One Dollar pei Bottle,
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WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co.. NAV IA, 1857
Mr.. II. B. KISGsLEY. Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the GraHeuberg Company Ter the last ten
wears. and have invariably fcund them to give good
satisfaction: and the pills l have sold TO a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
nv trade they become 4 staple article. MaTshalfs
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine that has done a great
smount OF good in female diseases One lady sold
t. told me she had received more benefit from one bot
tie than she did from a long course Of medical treat
ment by the most skilful physicians.
YOGTs truly, JAMES HthSSN.
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yINsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY!
aving greatIy increased

aving greatly increased
.Sl my facilities for manufacturing,
the addition Of new buildings, a
steam engine an I machinery to my eStsblshnent,l
am prepared to furnish vehicles Of every description
Of the best quality and at fair prices
In elegance of finish. quality OF materials and ex
cellenee of Eorkvsnship, the Carriages snail not pc
surpassed in the state.
Painting, Training and Repairing, done at .the
shortest notice, and in the bestmanner.
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lust Received at R. Thomas. some
y Of those nice hssd nets. Call aud see he0-
Also soasofthai niessingis sePhyr.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHH.AnELPHIA.

IIO " AIIND NV ~
PHILADELPHIA.
A BsneroIsEt IastitHti0H established BY special In.
dspmeBt. for the relief Of the Sizes G1d Dtstre-sea
afflicted Dith YiruisHt and Epidemic Dtssasss,HH
especially for tke CErs ef Diseases Of the SsIHGI
OrgaNS.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
vi by the Acting Surgeon. to al WIS apply BY let
ter. with a description OF their condition, lage.oeeu
patton. habits of life, &c } and in eases OF extrsms
poverty. Medicines furnished free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on spernatorrhea: saa
employed in the DispenSary, sent 70 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF ekarse-
Two or three Stamps for postage will be aeceptahe-
Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 3 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order ofthe Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, PrssidsHt-
GEo. F~AIRGRILD, SeeretGr5,
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NADnLES AND HARNESS..

y The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee
dissolved .ans the business divided tn manufSeInrinA
OF Harness. Saddles, &c, will hereafter he carried o.
by the subscriber. IN the bGilding formerly occupied
by JOHN RITE. asa Clothing Store. nearly opPssits
the old stand Of Patch & Allison. The subscriber u
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock ofall kinds orthe Manufacture o Arythiag
in his line A good supply Of SADDLES,
TRUNKS. &c. constantly on hand which he Elioe
happy, at alltimes, to sxhibitto HIS old friends, and
new customers. j. H. ALLIbOh.
Warren, APrtlaS. lsSa. arr Eser
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G SLafsSai ( RoB1xsox.

For Sale BY WooDs & rEw, Warren LII G. JsHS-
SON. Hartford: ENsIsN & SouLK, Newton Falls E-~
8. @. JAcKsoS. Hubhard; g ? Curtis, Green; "a Bah
~.gD Kinsman: ANDREWS & BALDWIN, Fowler I.
WoLcorr. Farmingtoni and by Medicine Dealers gen
eraly, throughout the State
- ro-o Apenk for Ohio.