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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
Court Proceedings
OBSERVER.

CoufI proceedings.
The case of Hanna VS.. Riggs, which was
on trial as we went to press last week re.
/ suited in a verdict for defendant. No
ton for a new trial not heard yet.
Abel VS.. McCleery-Land dispute
Verdict for plf. and $50 damages. Mo-
ton for n new trial to be heard.
Mahoning Co. Banks vs.. Weirick &
Kirk. Vedict for defts. Motion for new
trial not yet heard.
Admrs. of Smith VS. John l. Smith.
Verdict for plff:, s42S, O6. Motion for new
trial-not yet heard.
Graeter VS.. Military Committee ap-
pointed to collect funds for pay
ment of soldiers board bills, &c. This
case is being argued to-day tuesday,
lndicments.-E. Truesdell, grand lar
ceny.
John-M. Bower, Milo White and Carlton
Hatch, for disturbing a religious meet
ng, in hesopotamia.
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Festival at Niles.

Eds. CHroa;cc.-The Niles Soldiers Aid
Society will hold a festival at Templar's
Hall, on Friday evening, Goth inst. Straw
berries, Ice Cream and other del:clcieS will
be served up by the Ladies'. The public are
cordially invited to attend. The funds of
the Society ar erunningl low qndit is necessa
~ TO do something TO ''raise the wind,
SO turn out everybody and give the Ladies'
a rouSing benefit.
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Attention Guards.

\ few more men wanted to fill up the
Trumbull Guards, to be stationed at Gal
lipolis. Ohio. SI5G a year and found, be-
sides mileage and bounty. Those sent
last week report all right. | shall leave
next Monday. Let all who wish to join
a good company, report themselves at my.
office by Monday next, without fail.
June Il, 1862. c. w. SMITH.
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Notice.

The congregation of the United Pres
byterian Church. will hold their commun
ion on next Sabbath, the ODD inst, in til,
German Evangelical house of worship, in
Warren. Service in the morning at LEI
o'clock,-the communion exercises in tn,
afternoon at o'elock,-and sermon in
the evening at before So'clock. Service
also on Thursday the 18th inst. .:at lOI o.
clock, A. NJ. and at II p. N. Also on Fri
day evening at a o'clock, and ON Satur
day at II P. NJ, closing exercises on Mon
day at 10 o'clock A. N.
Rev. Marcus Ormond, of Hookstown.
PENNSYLVANIA, will be present to assist on
the occasion.
This church is strictly Presbyterian in
its doctrines; its government and practice,
conducts its services altogether in the
English language and occupies at present.
the German Evangelical house of worship
in Warren. Its Pastor is n Nat;rs Amor;
can, born in Washington county. Pa.
graduated at Union College, Schenectady
New York, spent part of his Theoloric;,l
course at the seminary in New Bureh-
New York, and finished at the seminary
in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania and
Will continue to preach one half his time
in Warren, and the other half in Younes-
town.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue, mornings. with
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite for BreGk-
fsStE Do you feel when you first get up 50 weak
and languid you can scarcely get abouty Do you
have a dizziness in the head at times and often a
dullncsS, with headache occasionally? Are your
bowels cOStive and irregular and appetite change
able? do You ref up Wind from the stomach. and
do YOU blOat. up Often2 Do You feel a fullnesS afrrr
eating and u gOncncsS when the stomach is empty
Do YOU have heart burn occasionally DO y0lT feel
low spirited and look ON the dark side Of things?-
Are YOU not unusually nervous IT times? Do Won
not become restless and often lay until midnight be
fore you can go 20 sleep? And then. at times, don't
you feel dull and sleepy most of the timc2 Is your
skin dry and sealy? also sallow? In short is not
your life a buTthen, full Of fOrebOdings? Nowtthcss-
are the symptoms generally present. but not always
all Of them. and there are thousands whOaFe stlRer-.
ing daily from them, and we pledge ourselves. in 4.
from thTee'to FIVE prescriptions. to drive them Al
away and completely cure the patient, -ehanrin
their whole physical and mental nattre, and thl
make HE q blessing in place of a bnTthGn. We a
those VINO have tried until tired and discouraged
give US one fair trial and we eandidly can DO jtt II
what IL above set forth. Try two prescriptions ar
can IN that time satisfy the most ncredulOuS-
W call especial attention to our almost invaluab's
IN tho above diseases. "ProUe al tkiHs
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Bnckinrham Il Dunn.

We call attention to tho card Of Messrs
buckingham & Dunn. in thiS naner-
They are Young LAWYERS located in Cnva.
land. Mr.. buckingham was formerly a
resident Of This county. and is known ia
manv of our citizens as an energetic and
capable man. business entrustedto their
eare will be well attended to.
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A Heavy Fleece.

Messrs. Richard and Miles W. Hank. of
Rowland. are ahead, thus far, in shear
ing the heaviest fleece of woolthis season.
Prom their two year old Spanish buck
they have taken a fleece that weighs sev-
enteen pounds and twelve ounces. Mr.
Geo. Baldwin's. mentioned two weeks
since. weighed bet IL his, 3 ounces.
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Insure Against Fire.

Attention is called TO fhe advertise
ment of the Norwich, CT. Fire Insurance
Company. in another column. Tt is one
of the oldest insurance companies in the
United STATES. having been in existence
more than sixtv years. and if is one of
the most reliable. having in every in
stance. paid its losses promptly.
Whittlesey Adams is agent for this
town and vicinity.
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Town and County.
Wanted.


Wanted
Recruits for the Young Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society. Amy n willing to assis: in
this glorious cause, W llp'el Use come to Nr.
Belden's Office, on the river bank, on Sat
urday afternoons at two o'clock.
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E0OMS-COrner Main & Market Streets. over
MeCombS Il Smiths :, entrance on Main st.
May y. lS62-iW
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Rowland Springs.

Splendid DAYS and evenings for a drive
tothe Springs inst now. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hank are amply prepared to receive with
= hearty welcome any number Of visitors.
Ii o want a chance to luxuriate in ripe.
luscious Strawberries. with other delica-
cies to match. the Springs is the point to
drive to. "
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The Fourth of July.

If there is to be = celebration, as usual
in Warren, is il not time something to
that end was heing done? Let US cele-
brate the glorious 4th in good old patri-
sotic style, with all the etceteras. The
regular 4th of July Committee. who at
their last meeting at Rowland Springs,
laid down a programme for a celebration
in go, should wake up.
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DRS. WORTMIN & SHiNN0N
VIII be IN
WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE

WARREN, GASkILL HOUSE
w on Thursday. May Sth. again June 18th,
and again July l1th. Drs. w. ;. call the especial
attention OF the afflicted to the fact that tncy hTve'
nearly two years, thus showing that they do not
fear to come back where they have done AusiDcsS-
farther, they expect to visit regularly for The next
i've years to come. They have made chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost Sx-
slusIveiy for a number ofyearS and eiaiuh far better
success than could reasonably be exbecfcd from
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now have a large
number of eases in this and the adjoining counties.
many OF whom had DOctOred for years 10 no effect,
who they Aaye successfully cured. many Of whom
are well known IN this community. DrS. " ortman
* shannon Will both be around together thi>-trip
and especially invite the afflicted TO call 49,
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Capt. BISHAN, of the Orwell cavalry
company in the 9th cavalry. has been pro-
NOTED to Major, sndDELos NoRTnwAr has
been advanced to Captain.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POST-OFFICE. Warren. O.,
NIL ~ 1881


YOUNGSTOWN, DAuLr-Arrives 80 p N: leave,
Ills n.
CLEVELAND. DALY-Auiyes ll:le 4 N; leave.
25OrN
sALEM DAHr-Arrive : P N: leaves6AN
OIL DlGtilNGS, ~AILY-Arri II 4 N; leaves =
sHAR0N-Arrives Tnes. Thurs and Sat at l05O A
N: leaves anne days at l:3O P n.
WEST Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and
Fridays at . ? N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at l. n.
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Fridays
at II A n; leaves same days at l N.
NORTH BL0OMF1Ei4D-Arriyes Mon, We'd and
Fridays Mt p n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at 8 A ".
tARMlNGTON-Arrives Wed and Fridays at ) p
v: leaves Tues and Thursdays at A v.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK, HANNAS &c
Arrives Friday ) P N: leaves Tuesday 6:3U 4 n.
RAfENNA-Arrives Mon. We'd. and Fridays, at.
4rN; Leaves on Tues. Thurs. and Saturdays,
at9AG.
a. Mails which leave at or before s A n are closed
the preceding Evs. at p n. All others are clescd
half an hour previous to their departure.
&. N. PATCH II. VI.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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Lieut.. Col. Asper.

We feel especial pleasure in chronicl-
ing this promotion. Our gallant towns
man has earned it honorably and fairly on
the battlefield. Besides he is entitled to
the distinction of having raised and ten
dered the first company from the Reserve,
which occurred as early as April Ii, 1851.
We are ~sanguine hat the new Lieut.. Col.
of the good old 9TH, will prove himself
worthy the responsible position to which
he has been called.
Col. Asper expects to leave on next
Monday, 23d inst, for his regiment. Per-
sons can avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty to send letters and small packages to
friends in that regiment.
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Second Three Months COMPANY.

The second three Months Company,
raised in response to the Cows call, has
been organized at Columbus.
II. A. Otis, of Johnston, was chosen
Captain.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
Eye and Ear.

DR.. LEWIS Oculist and Aurist whose
professional reputation is well and favor
ably known as one of the most successful
operators on diseases of the Eye and Ear,
is now stopping at the Gaskill House, i'll
Warren. DIR. Lewis, siuce returning from
Southern Europe, has been located in the
City of Detroit, Michigan, where his eS-
tensive field of practice has been highly
appreciated by a grateful community, and
exceedingly profitable TO himself. Allie
asks is a fair and impartial trial of his
NV and painless remedies. Consultation
free. Office hours from Q till 4 o'clock of
each day-Sunday excepted.
MAY rs, lS62-tf.
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THANKS.

Capt. III. B. Case, of Co. C. S4th Regi-
ment. desires to acknowledge. in behalf
ofhis COMPANY the receipt of Havelocks
from ladies in Warren and Niles, for which
: the boys are very thankful.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
R OF s-uRscRIpr1n,

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sers Y pdgSteHs, ~ not made IA adraHee. No IA.
- discontfnued until all arrearages are paid ~.
eept at the option of the publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-18
THE State of Ohio, Trum. Co, IS.
Il In the Court Of Common Pleas of said county
Daniel Derr and
George II. Reid. PITS.

GcOrge II. REID. II,
vs. Civil Action.
Porter K. Friend, Charles
W. RieketsOn and James
J. Wallace. Defts. The said Porter r
Friend. Charles W. Ricketson and James i. WAL
lace, defendants. residents Of the State of Pennsyl-
yania, will take notice that ON the 18th day of MAY,
lSo2. the said plaintiffs filed their petition against
them, the object of which is TO fOreclOse n contract
for the sale of the following described real estate.
situate IN the township of Mecca. county Of Trum-
bull and State of Ohio. TO wit: designated on aPlat
OF late laid out by Daniel Derr. George II. Reid and
Isaac Iroxell, by its number being one. and bound
ed on the east by land IF Slow. ON the west by
lot No. II. on the north by lot No. >, aud on the
south by lands of said Slow. containing hye acres
of land. said petition prays judgment against SAID
defendants for the sum of one hundred and seven
ty-fve dollars with interest from October, 1861. and
in default of payment thereof that said premises be
ordered sold and the proceeds arising therefrom be
applied in payment Of said judgment so 70 be OBJ
tanned. DANIEL DERR,
GEORGE II. REID,
May u, 62-6U By Jefferson Palm. their Atty.
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Advertisement not under contract, must be mark
Cd the length of time desired. or they will be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
SpeelAl Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts. 50 per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis but Ob;tn.r,
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
1eariy advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular buFiness.
Business Cards. not exceeding 3 lines. Sl,O0 4 line
Per year; each additional line. % cents.
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May 81
! Sale of Real Estate by order of Court

! Gale of Real Estate by order of Court
y On the 9th day of June. 1862, at one o'clock P
NJ, on the premises in Pennington. Ohio. Will be
/ sold to the highest bidder the undivided one half of
| the following two tracts Of real estate rs the prop
eTty of Emanuel CTich, deed. to wit: situate IN
F Pennington township Tumbull county, State of
Ohio. and i known a part of lot No. 3, and also as
part Of lot No. 10. and the said tracts are bounded
as follows to wit: the tract in lot No. 3 l. bounded
on the north by lands belonging to Levi Chapman
and wife and the heirs of Lewis Herner, deed: on
the west by lot line; on the east by the centre of the
! State Road, and on the south by n line parallel to
the south line of Levi Chapman and wife and Lew
Is ncrnerS heirs, and So far distant thcretrOm rs
with the ether lines of boundary shall include thir-
ty-fve acres of land. The tract IN lot No. 10. Is
bounded as follows. to wit: commencing at the north
west corner of said lot No. 10, thence east on lot
line ninety-fve rods and four links to lands owned
by Francis Curtis, thence south seveniy-SIX rods
and FIVE links to the south west corner of said Cur
It's land, thence east about siXty-three rods to the
east line of said lot No. 10, thence south on lot line
about one hundred rods to the south line of the lot,
theme west on lot line to the centre OF the state
Road, thence nO~rth-weSterly along the centre of
the State Road about one hundred and thirty rods,
TO lands owned by James C. Armitage. thence north
eaSteFly along said Armita2es land twenty-five
rods and twelve and one half links. thence north
westerly along said ATmitageS line thirty-seyen
rods to the west line of said lot No. 10. thence south
ON lot line eleven rods and two links to the place of
beginning, and computed to contain within the
above bounds ninety-Seven acres Of land, but al
ways excepting and reServlng ten acres OF land
owned byOlive p. StetlcT, in the southwest corner
of said ninety-Scyen acre tract. The last bounded
tract in lot No. 10. Is encountered by the dover eS-
tate Of Olive L.. Urieh. widow It Emanuel Urich.
deed. and appraised at SSi3. and the thiTty-hve acre
tract Is appraised at S3S. Terms of sale: One-half
thirty days from the day of sale, and the remain
der ninety days from the day of sale. and both pay
ments at six per cent interest. Title deeds will be
given aS soon n the purchase money and interest
are paid in full or secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned. JOSEPH IL. WOLCOTT.
May =, lS62Iw Admir- Of Emanuel Urieh. deed.
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Soldiers Claims.

TT B. CASE, late 1st Lieutenant
IL in the 9Th Ohio Reg't, may be found attho
Hunt * Cos Banking Office. ready to attend TO the
claims of dead or discharged soldiers. Arrears for
service and Bounty Money should be looked to rs
soon rs convenient after death or discharge Of SOL
dieTS- Co.
Warren. May II, 1S6-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- james Jackson and Others In Trumbull Con-
vs. SmOu Pleas.

Al1LnlEI y DAl4L.
y James jackson and othersl In TrumhuI Con-
vs. fmOn Pleas.
Cyrus Bosworth and others.
By virtue Of a Nenditioni ExpOBas in the above
ease, as also an execution in favor of Isaac HalfOrd
issued and delivered 10 me out of the Court Of Com
Of Ohio. l have levied upon and will offer for sale
on
Saturday the 2Ist day OF June, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A " aud 1 P ". at
the south door of the Courthouse in Warren. in
said county, the following described Real Estate.
situate in Braeeville township, No. !, IN the 9TH
range of townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve in the State of Ohio, known by parts of see
ton or lot No. u, and bounded rs follows: begin
ming at the northwest corner Of John COnklln' ; Land,
and i I the north line of said section u. thence south
along the west line of COnklin's land y chains Is
to a post, thence north y chains and IL links to a
stake. ON the north line of said lot, thence east 3
chains u links to the place of beginning. contain
ing y acres of land. 2d piece bounded ms follows:
beginning ut the nOrthwest corner of the estate of
Marcus BoSwOrth. deed, at 4 stone in the north
line of said section, thence south - chains Is Inks
TO 4 post, thence east along Clark : D chains Sinks
to n pot. thence north y chains 10 links IN the
north line Of said section. thence west along the
section line q chains y links to the place of begin
ming and containing 10 acres of land, making an ag-
gregate of 40 acres. > acres OF the east and II acres
off the west side of the homestead or real estate OF
Marcus BOswOrth. late of Braeeville. be the same
more or less. 81. Also one other piece of Land sit
uate in said Braeeville. bounded north by land
owned By Cyrus L.. Johnston, east by land owned
or In possession of Edward Merwin, south by land
owned by Joseph and Nelson Jones. west by land
Of Conrad Smallscreed. and contains 80 acres of
land, and is the homestead upon which Aneil BOs-
worth now resides. Appraised at lst or . acres,
so per acre, ID or 10 acres, 50 per acre, and the
other or so acres at 81 per acre. Terms cash
'l Mny a. Use isSs,5 %''' J. G. BUTLER. shn.
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Jon

Jon PRINTING.
Having recently made large additions of the
latest styles of type. to our assortment of Job
PRINTING material, we are prepared to execute in
tne best manner, tho different varieties of Plain
and Fancy Printing
TSUCH As
Address Cards, Certificates. Labels
Business Cards, Cheek Books, ManifeSts.
bank Checks, Colorcd Printing. Notes.
kills Of Lading, Drafts. Programmes
pan IlekeeS, Form Books, Receipts.
blanks. all kinds, HandbiIls, Show Bills.
Ia fact everything done in tho shape of Print
ing. at priesa that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of Cards and Fine Stationery. fruIn
which those in want of Printing can select.
Justices and COnsfabIes' Blanks,
HGrraAtss. Mortgage oRd Quit Claim Destls, Sam
moHs,- ErecHtioaS, SHbp0cadE, ote,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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katcs Of ADVERTISING,
Twelve lines equal to one inch in sDaee mako
. Square. spAee' MAKE
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. |

4 T~TACHMENT NOTICE.
IN Thomas Young, PlE. Before Samuel 4.
vs. Davidson. j. II. of
John Ncwhouser & Co, Deh.J Mecca. Township.
On the 5th day Of May. 1862, said Justice issued
an Orler of attachment in the above action for the
sum of One Hundred and Sixteen Dollars and
Twenty Gents. which order has been served on
property of the defendants and returned. Said ae-
tion Is continued to the sd day of June, 1885,, at 9
o'clock \. v.
Mecca. May =. 1862. THOMAS YOU Nj.
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A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE

IA Notice is hershy given that Sullivan Ralph.
of Vernon, Trumbull County. Ohio, has assigned his
property for the benefit of his creditors. and | have
been appointed and qualified rs his Assignee. All
persons having claims against him. must present
them TO me. duly authenticated. within the time pre-
scribed by law. HENRY BENNETT,
Hartford, June T., I6s-3Ws
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Union School Exercises.

The Spring Term of the Warren Union
Schools terminated on Friday last. Til,
exercises of the closing week consisted OF
the usual examinations in the different de-
partments; Anniversary exercises at
High School Hall, on Thursday evening,
and a grand prize spelling match on Fri.
day.
The examinations of the various classes
indicated an encouraging degree of pro-
greSs among pupils in their studies; also
that principal and teachers had faithfully
and efficiently performed their duties.
The Anniversary Exercises, drew, as
usual, an audience too large for the ca
pacious Hall. This feature is. however,,
rather a source o. congratulation to the
friends of the school, than complaint. rs
it betokens a general public interest in
the subject of education i'm the communi-
ty.
While some of the performances were
excellent, it may be said that all were
good. And as in consequence of the
crowded state of the Hall. it WAS
impossible for US to make special
note of the literary character of the
several essays, we cannot do better
than give the programme entire. as fol-
JUNIORS ESSAYS. |:
Dream Land-----.-.-.SUsIE r. McLAIx
\. SWAN
:. SNITu
The Island lIome-...ANNA VI. HoIsINGroy
Music.
LORA low NSEND
The World has need of TLee.H Ro-
sELTHA HAWKINS. q
HELEN F. SrTLIFF =
very Cloud hides a Blessing. EMMA $. :
SUTLIFF. |
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BENJAMIN CRANAGE,

HAVINGREMONED TO NO. II,
Ii Market Street. Warren. Ohio. one door east
Of K. IL. Barnum's Hardware Store. is now prepar-
ed with the largest stock Of Spring and Summer
BOOTS K SHOES, ever brought to this market. 1t
i well known that We are the oldest and most expe-
rieHeed Boot Makers in Warren, and use the best
materials that can be obtained for cash, and are
willing to warrant all work made to order. and will
sell at the prices. quality considered Ladies and
Gents India Rubber Boots Sole Leather,
&c.. constantly on hand.
E0- Don't forget the place.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-08-06
READY-PAY!!

And for those articles we take, the high.
est market price will be paid.
We are also General Agents for
DR.. D. JAYNE'S Family Medicines,
DIR. AYERS Medicines,
BRANDRETH'S Pills,
KENNEDY'S Medical Discovery,
And all the standard Medicines of the day