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AUCTION SALES.
rHIsAFTEsNsoN AND rO-MoRRoV
FOB oTHER AUCTION SAILS sEI isT PkEI
By GREkN & WILLIAMS. Auct;onaar,
ShLk OF NALIAR RIAL Esrara m

y.
ShLE OF yALUABGE RIAL ksr.rs m
esFfHfF ssRkFr, BRrwEKN q AND srsxsrs
~ ORDER OF pkoESs oF FHR ctr ksxR OoukT 90
TaS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING IN gopTTY -
histr,0 " of Columbia sittius in sanity sna na,s.t
sss SGi. piaiss2;s and Walters Gnd others are ia
st auction. on nj 5SEAY the tts ssy ot gansa
lset sta o'c,Cct Q ~ 81 Ii Il piees Of yr~n5.
snosp anc tesiEnstsd on the Flat CT the citY II
numbered foarteeH az in Sq1s5s NUN barred ts1s
nj nc-.d and fi;y four tis4} 5svns the sSii fSast
OF forty feet on eth stssec and anins bach -f-a
. .sn -id,h from the front % rear Of SAID Le.
The improve n,e nts consst ope two story s-.-,.
e . ard one twa'story trick house, each wttk
ssia property If located on 7th street. bstysss u
cs tisrs IN the city
Terms o. sale as prarcrsbsd hy the de.ras. o.a
OF tsle, u whole 70 bear iEtsrest ana the 80
hnfht thtreot 20 b. g. cured BY the oopis Of Is.
puTeh aser With surety 10 o. spp-ovsd 81 the tvs
tae ratification Thereof By the court
E j TORN EN- Prustss .
De g a.. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aasts. T.
ByJ O. MCGUIRE 4 co, Auctiouse-. =
CATk LOCUS SALE or CROICs ooLI,eo-
y, Tioh or fIss on PAINTINGS -np N1NTgy
80 s ~ Ssnnaiy an At clock at tae Aus
cole ctior OF Chas -yoikmor, FAC Of Ssit;pi RS
vho has declined hnpsskeepine
The collection embrScss som yery fpe spa,iras-s
or art oy DuTard Shsttuek, Cosls VIM Hart Ms
Loco, u Pyne D. llaTas. Hubert X Pitaar
pictures offered for sale 10 tins CITY q. >uStinn
Ckrs,osuss resdY Tor delivery on TIA soth ip,t
The Paiutil "a are now on exhibition 90 sas
Bret floor of the AlctioD g. oms
4 d.
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HAVE A HFARING.-Satu night, Geo
EiHaIds, young man OF the First Ward, was
arrested BY afficar Miller Tor being drank and
o,sorderiy. aud shouting for JEFF. Davis IN
Ruppels restaurant. Edwards, for year D Asst,
has been remarkably quiet and industrious; but
WHISKY forced him 10 express sentiments of q
d sioyal nature. He was turned over to the
Provost Marshal for an examination at the
Central Guarohouse
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NEW YEARS INTERCHANGEABLE Friday
last, the Adams Express Company gave q hand
some entertain ment tr their numerous I'm
pioyees at their wareh use Il street, at
Y Itch ali parties connected with the pmpany
trTr were present, with several inyi ed guests,
the number sitting down to the table (Which,
by the way, WAS fixed of by Joe Platz) amount
ing to over sixty. The head Of the table vas
taken by e.. O. Dunn, Esq, and after ne sharp
8ppe'i'es Of all had BEEN salts fed the cloth was
r moved, and q nUmter of toasts, principally
comrhme nary to The officers, ", re proposed
And drunk, several speeches being mad. in re-
spoDss; and at & late hour the cons nany sepa.
rated, we'll pleased wit the entertainment, the
Express Company ami themselves
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E0H SkLH-AId immediate possession given, a
L large and well built three-stoty Brick a0UsH.
With Cellar entire and two .tsry Bach Builii on
Second street north, between B snd Q streets as..
Perm. avenue and the Capitol. The Lot is IS By
$50 Deep il in good order For terms IL apoly
to CHAS. II. LANE, 424 Penn ave-, near ~, st.
d. 10 intel
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cFPICERs 1SsTALLED.--Att the state meeting
o. tie Columbia ypogr phical Society, on SAT-
friday evening, the following were Install d
officers OF the society for the ar:-Will,am n.
Mclean, Presid n; Samuel NcElwse, ir Vice
President; ]. q. Proc or, Recording Secretary:
John e. C. Whaiey, Financial Secretary; MichT
<atCn, Treasurer.
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COOP SKATISG-The cold snap of the pas :
f-w Gays has caused ice 10 form on the canal to
a considerable thickness. At the foot of Seven
teen tn street, the river frozen rs far out as
the channel, and yesterday, from early in the
morning 10 late in the evening the Ice was
tHtcnaod with hundreds of men and BOYS, who
were enjoying hemse Q skatin Z, the ice being
N exec Ia III COZ diIsoB tor 81 1u ports.
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FUNERAL.-The rem as OF John O Cation
attended by the CoiuM'. a Typographical So.
ely ana ina metropolitan Hook and Ladder
company, were inferred yesterday afternoon
H. mount Oiivet cemetery. At ST. Aloysious
Church religious services were held Mr.
IA On was YOUNG man but II wears of age,
aud was respected by all who knew him Tn
all bearers Vere-Messrs. Chas. l. Garfield
Norval W. King, W Frizzell, of the CoIpm '
b Typography Society; and Messrs. Geo.
Hook and Ladder Company. ''''
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CONSUMERS PROTECTIVE Association
1 h. regular quarterly meeting Of The Consul
mers Protective Association was held on Sat
urday evening at Smead's Han, for the pnr.
= s. or choosing officers and 10 act upon the
Port OF the directors. Tie report showed
such condition OF the business IT the associa-
Ion rs taking lutO account h expense of
commencing br sinrsS, etc. was deemed on
couraelrg. II is believed that with suitable
effort the capital AID business OF the sss0cia
u n ulsht re largely iIcr, ased. Harmony
preValled among the member, and with q
v'w to secnr" Il lar er tendance, tn. el.a-
ton was postponed one week
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INCEST OF THE LAWS OF THk DISTRICT
u Of Columbia. By II. Thomps9n xSn.
els hhAHoA TAA~~s
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PRHsKfTATIoN.-On New Years day, the
clerks employed in the large commissary d.n,t
corner o. Twenty-fourth and L street. "a a
Sill mt token OF their respect and good will.
". sde pr sensations 10 Captains Pore and
Schreiner, The eff cient Office in charpa a
r. hand ONE Smith and WeisOn revolver
- a. presented to the former, and to the later
service OF plate. In the evening Captain
Schreiner ehteI aimed the donors ~ his resi-
CeDce.
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FOR SALE-A HOUSE on 10th street east, be-
4 tween Il and streets north, cCntsiliaG
rooms and Kitchen convenient for one or two
families shopt VS. X from CapitoI or Navy Yard,
Aiac, STABLE. For particulars inquire taa
premises d., ri
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COaE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
~ Der, on Wednesday, the SOth of Dsasrlb Der
seven COWS. al dry. The owner viii, please come
forward, prove sropsrty, pay chsraes, and take
them away PIERCE SHOEMAKER
ja4 ST. on Rock Ccsak
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TOR RKNT-A PARboR ard two OiAa8aR3,
1 comfortably and neatly furnished ala Six h
street between ( street snd New York ayenus,
One block from the city railroad, ouI near the Pa
tent aud Post Ot6ces To Ell b % thrss on four
single gentlemen thsss rooms would be very desi.
rebls. Terms moderate. de "a 2v,
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A WILL FrBNIsHE0 EDUs&-W FT8HT
- b%oh, n daI by gas. dHs rent bonus OF
date possession Will be given Inquire a. t21
ssvtDtb street ssst side. setween q and II strsets
north. d.J
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FOE Rem E-oER &c Es, suitable for Pay MASTER.
Il or Quartz I'm sster's Departments, situated on
nth street opposits Cor sorsn's Building a5d near
the War Department. Apply to PAIR eR 4
EPALf1N6, No 100 Penna. avenue, near 18th ST.
de2I- ec6ts
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E'OF StLE-And immsiiats possession sIven-a
L well built Three story FRAME HOUSE with
two story back building o. 18th street between q
ard streets, No. 4T1 Por terms. &c. spciy ~
streets. d. ll-IH,
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81 The AIneII-a Hook and Ladder COMPANY
No =, held On Friday evening, Jan LIST the fol
lowing named gentlemen were n 0sen off .ars m
s"n; Vice President, Jos H. Lawranaa: So tre-
tary, " m L. Howard; l reasurrr Geo L Law
renee; Chief Director. Frederic w. Kahlers;
H.s sIan,Sr Francis l.. Fuss, Geo. q. HonpaI
Burgess, Saml Hooper: delegates to the Fire
OAnartment Messrs John w. Thompson, W
T. IL ward Herman Kahlert, John Lindsey,
Frederic W. KahIert -
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This lie . most useful remedy for persons suffer-
ing from Coughs, Colds, Weakness and Pains "a
the Breast Irritation Of the Throst, s.o It som
res in concentrates form ths rem ed s qualities
Of Wi Cherry Bark with the healing pro rsrt as
Of Tar. 1t costs bat 80 cents per bottle and one
bottle in many cases i'll nice to effect . ours.
For sale by CHARLES eT1TT.
373 Penn. avenue. nearly opposite
de 2awiGt Nation nj Hotel
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w SITUATION as Nurse Plain Saw r, and
Chkmbermsid Best OF city reference sivsn. Ap
ply st 36s ST.. bet 18th and l4th. dss
WANTED--By q respectable young Woman. a
w SITUATION to Cook, Wash and Iron Apply
eoJner iSth and K, ds2
WANTED -sEOONp- HAND EURHIrU.b
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets. Beds, Bedding spl
Houssfurnishipx Goods OF eyssy osscription;
Il. BU0HLY, 42S It'll st
mar 59-tf bet. and Il east side
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

Rate. Of Advertising.
~ Tssivsl lines s4aS. 70 oae inch in space. make
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Gen. Cary's

Our citizens had the opportunity oi
hearing Gen. Cary on three successive
evenings of last week. The first evening
was devoted to a discussion Of the War,
its causes and results. The other two
evenings were occupied with the subject
of Temperance. The lecture on the War
was one of the best we have ever heard
on that nov trite subject. He is bold,
original, radical, thorough and. enthusi-
astic or the great question, and demon
strates to the satisfaction Of his hearers
that it is a war between aristocracy and
popular rights; between those on n side
who consider labor degrading. and those
who deem il honorable. He showed up
the irrepressible conflict necessarily X
isting between those opposing and If
reconcilable socialsystems. The speaker
illustrated the main points IN his argu-
ments with seversl amusing aud appro-
pirate anecdotes, which the audience
seemed to fully enjoy and appreciate
Few men combine the essential elements
of successful Oratory more thoroughly
than s. F. Cary. He is learned and in
~telligent, a sound debator, with a clear,
full voice. and has at his tongues point
an iuexhaustible fund of wit, humor and
Sarcasm. with which he literally spices all
his speeches.
In General Cary the cause of Temper.
nee has a powerful and t~ireless cham
pion. Certainly he has no equal in Ohio,
and his efforts compare very ~favorably
with those of Mr.. Cough, the world re-
nowned lecturer on the same subject.
Mr.. Cary has the weight of sound, logical,
learned, close augmentation on his side.
Every one who has heard Mr.. Cough will,
admit that the magnetic influence which
ne exercises over an audience, proceeds
not SO much from what he says, as how
he says it. NJ. Cary stamps bold, strong
thoughts on the mind with words ofburn-
ing e~loquenee. We believe those who
heard him here were unanimously of the
opinion that his efforts were unsurpassa-
Die.
We regret, for the sake of this public,
that Webb's Hall was not crowded 10
overlooking every evening that Gen. Carr
spoke. He cannot fail TO exert r good
influence on society, and the people are
not just to themselves when they fail 10
sustain and encourage him by liberal
action.
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Street improvements.

The inconvenience and disagreeable-
ness to which people have been subjected
this winter from muddy, nasty streets, es-
pecially on the business parts of Market
and Main, have awakened some interest
on the matter of improving those thor
oughfares. We have heard considerable
complaint from persons visiting town, to
trade, because Of the bad condition of
the Streets, Few towns of the size and
Importance of Warren are as deficient as
it is in that degree of public spirit and
general good tsFte which would demand
and have more cleanly and passable
streets. The only way the indifference
of the people can be explained by Is is
that they have msllowed so long in the
mud that it has become a habit strong as
In the winter they are submerg-
ed IN mud, spd in the summer enveloped
in dust.
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jail.

In Jail.
Ferdinand Lee. of Niles, indicted at
the last term of Court for violating the
liquor law, is the sole tenant of the Coun-
ty Jail. Ferdinand having failed TO re-
port himself TO the powers that be. for
the purpose of liquidsting the fine and
costs in the case, was sent for by the Sber-
ia, and transferred from the care of his
tangle leg and forty-rod, to the salubri-
Gus and peaceful shades of q prison cell.
John Lowry, of this place. who was al
so indicted for q similar offence to the
above, gave leg-bail. a few days since,
running across lots until his flying pedal
extremities were lost in the distance. He
has not been seen since his hasty depart
ure, but it is supposed that he hss con
cluded to cast his lot with the fate of
Youngstown. The vacancy thus occa-
stoned in the grocery business will not be
any detriment to Warren.
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Yem Rnuroad Comnanr.

A company has been organized to com
plete that portion OF the A-htabula Il
New Lisbon Railroad lying between New
Lisbon and Niles, in this county. Ten
per cent. of the capital stock, the amount
required by law to perfect an orsaniza-
ton, has been subscribed. Mr.. Kennsrd,
in behalf of English capitalists of the Al
lantic and Great Western Railway, has
subscribed fifty thousand dollars OF the
amount There are three conditions pre-
cedent before the company will com
.mence work. First-ten thousand dol
lars must be raised by private subscrip-
ton to clear off all eneumbrsnCes from
the road bed. Second-the right of way
to be secured free Of cost. Third
large amount of coal lands along the road
must be leased.
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q RfIi.

Bill.
hserve that the State Senate has
ito authorize the Council of
~Nr--r@ rren, Trumbull county,
to buy or build gas y Il s..J 49,
House. Mr.. Cyrus J. YsneS w.
derstand, originated the measure. -
er we are to have competing gas wos.
town, remains TO be sen. IF the eziss
ing company wishes tosell, it is thought
by come that the purchase Of the work
would be a profitable inyesment for the
town. That would depend 3 good deal
on the amount of profits. if any, TO be re-
allied. On this point the peope will ask
FOR Light, before dipping in
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The chills will not return If these BitteTs are used.
No person in q Fever and Ague District should be
without them
IRON Rev. J. Newton Brown. D. D., Editor Of the
Eneyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or end
Patent Medicines generally, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet l know Of no sui
heisnt reasons why a man may not testify TO the
benefits he believes himself 10 have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope he may thus
contribute TO the benefit Of others.
! do this the more readily IN regard 70 Hoohsnds
German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. G. ii. Jackson. OF
this city. because l was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an Alchohoiic mixture l en- indebted 10
my friend. Robert Shoemaker Esq, for he removed
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage,
ment 70 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning OF the present
year. was followed by an evident relief, anu resto-
ration " a degree Of bodily and mental yigor which
/ had not felt for six months before, and had al.
most d~espaired Of Tegaining. ! therefore thank God
and my friend for directing e the use Of thsm:
J. MENTION BR0WN.
Philsdslphia. June q. 1897.
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS
And the Friends Of Soldiers

We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that H0oAabd'sG Ger
man Bitters will cure nine tentbs Of the diseases
induced by exposure and priyatious incident 70
camp life. In the lists published almost daily IN
the newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, i WILDE
observed that \ large portion are suffering from
debility, Every case of that kind can readily cur
ed BY n0oaeld 5 German Buffers. We have no hes
itation is saying that ii these Bitters wore freely
use1 among our soldldTs hundred Of Lives might
be saved that would otherwise De lost
The pTopTietors are csiiy receiving thankful let
tiers from sufferers IN the army and hospitals, who
Fave been restored 10 health by the use Of these
Bitters, sent TO them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
See that the signature of &C. II. JACKSON" il Oh
the TRAPPER 81 each bottle.
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| Found

On Market Street, in Warren, a case of
Veterinary Instruments. Besides the In
strumepts, the case contained q dis
charge and ~furlough, for Daniel Buck,
a private in the 10Th Regiment, o. vi.
The owner can have the above by calling
on George S. Fries, Corporal, ll1th COM
pany, % Battalion, Invalid Corps, inext
room to this oficel and pay for this ad-
Yertisement. lv.
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Brookaeid Fair for 1854.

Farmers and Mechanics Assertion
of Brookfeld, including Hubbard, Ven
na, Hartford, and Hickory township,
Mercer county. Pa. will hold their Fifth.
Annual Exhibition, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September l4th,
18th and 10th.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
James Clark, President; Hagh Mont
gomery, Vice President; Allen ByeTs'
Treasurer; Alfred Williams, Secretary
John McGeeghan, Norris Marvin, Mar
shals; A. Christy, ". Mckay, B. McAui
lin, C. B. Pane, John Welsh, Erastui
Gone. and A. II. Jewell, Managers.
II. HAMILTON.
grookssld, March 18th, lss4l-H.
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MxANGEN ATION
OF
SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Board of School Examiners viii
hold Examinations at the Court House,
in Warren. on Saturdays. April 9Th and
23d. The new school law provides that
every male applicant for a teachers GER
tifcate shall pay a fee of fifty cents, and
each female applicant a fee of thirty Eve
cents, in addition to revenue stamp and
postage. These fees are moi paid for the
certificate, bat as a condition of examin-
alton. Each applicant must pay this fee
before being examined.
II is believed that this provision will
afford an adequate fund for Il Teachers
Institute annually in every county of the
State. This will elevate the standard Of
qualifications among our teachers, and
greatly promote the efficiency of our coun-
try schools. The law provides for county
and also for Union Institutes.
h. J.. CALDWELL, Board of
WHITELESEY ADAMS, : County
L. COLMAN. Examiners
March 30,-2w.
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The Weather

Is very tickle these March days. Mon
day was pleasant rs May, while Tuesday
was gloomy and stormy as December, a
snow-storm prevailing, producing She of
the most disagreesble days of theseason.
Snow-storms. however, must be about
played out" for this season.
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"PeOpie will Talk,

For People must talk YOU know!' and
they say it is 4 fsct that there never was
a stock OF Clothing in Trumbull County,
so well made and cut in as good style, as
that found on Turner & Pecks shelves,
and it il selling fast and at very low prices
for the time. No. ii, Webb's Block, Main
Street.
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3 ? 2 ? ;
NOTICE

There are many preparsuons sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, eompoun-
ded of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from ~ 70 40 cents a gallon, the taste disguised
BY Anise or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters have esased and will contin-
ne to cause, as long as they arc sold, hundreds 20
die the death OF the 0runkard. By their use the
system is Kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimulants OF the worst kind, the desire
fer Liquor is created and kept up. and The result Is
all the horrors OF a drunkards life and DEATH
ter, we publish the following recipe: get one bottle
of Hollands German BitteTs and mix Win three
quarts OF good brandy OF whisky. and the result
will be a preparation that will far excel in mediei-
nal virtues and true eScellance any OF the numer-
Gus Liquor Blttsrs IN the market, and viii cost much
less. You will have all the virtues Of doonands
Bitters in connection with 4 good article OF liquor,
at q much less price than theseinterior preparations
will cost you.
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Sword Presentation.

A number of our citizens presented o.
CAR o. MILLER, a. a. G., of General Beat
tvs Staff, on his wedding night, with a
very handsome sword. as an evidence of
the high esteem in which he is held by
his friends in this plsce, as a soldier, pat
riot and gentleman.
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March 4th,-


A son OF Mr.. Porter Gordon, aged about
IL years, had a foot smashed on Monday,
while attempting to climb upon q freight
car on the MahOning road, which was
being switched to q side track at the
time. The boy slipped. and his foot got
under e wheel, which passed over and
smashed it. Boys are every day guilty of
climbing on the cars at the lower depot,
and it would be q wholesome remedy if
they, as well as the cars, were switched"
occasionally.
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Railroads.

The efforts to gets biz Through the
Pennsylvania Legislature to auth orizs
Dr.J. Il Irwin and Others of shsroa to
build q railroad from near that plaes to
the Ohio line. 10 connect With the ID
bard branch of the MahaOing, failed !
getting > accommodation from the Sp-
propriate committee. Tbs Erie d PitH.
burg influence secured is defeat
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Seed Potatoes for Sale.

seed FOTatOes Tor Sale
l have on hand a quantity of the fol
loving varieties of potatoes:
CUZCO.
GARNET CHILL.
PINK EYE RUSTYCOAT.
PEACH BLOW.
COPPER MINE.
These are all of the very best quality,
and viii be sold low.
W.. HAPeooD.
March 4th,-4w.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. Bush's Great American Bcneset or
ThOroushWort Tonic.

AAa oub4A 0LOo -
Th0rouShwOrt Tonic.
20 remedial agent has such universal a~pplica-
ton ss the Thoroughgort. It has been used from
time inmemorisl for Ague and Bilious ailments
Patients with the following symptoms will be speci-
ally benefited by this remedy: Headaeh and ditIi-
ness caused by Bilious stomach. Il c~lesnses the
skin better than any other remedy. Restores the
appetite, siveStons TO the Stomach. and facilitates
digestion. Intermittent ferers Of all grades and
''sracters. Ague with terrible pains in the bones,
~ epsia with vomiting flood, Belchins Of wind,
cling Of obstruction at the pit Of the stOm-
- vomh,ipg Of Bile. with extreme Prostration of
etranrth tbs SmeIl Of food causing sickness at the
utomscb. saII6su ana tenderness Of the Liver.
Serene. around tbs waist with uncomfortable feel
80 # nrsssuTs. Gout,, and Rheumatic disease with
sorsusss Of the muscles. hoarse Cough. with roagh
voics and soreness of &o Chest, nisht Cough
nroD.;oaI aEs,tiOns, Dysentars and Diarrha. Bleed
ing Piles and Typhoid Fever.
Price per bottle, rs se.tg. sOla By EDWARD a.
SMITH, Warren, Q.
Wholesale Agents.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
Dat q SO SIN Cleveland, o.