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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25
Peru Local.
Peru Neb.. JulY l5Lh ls67.

SAu GNCO'I July AO@A AOS''
Mn EDITOR II will give you a few
items, for publication in your paper,
which may be of interest to the county
and also to mankind in general. Mess.
Cole & Horn. dealers IN Dry Goods and
Groceries, corner of 9th and Main street
have just received a large stock of goods,
they are also building a new brick store
80 by 60 three stories high which they
will occupy by the first of August.
Majors & Sons, keep a large supply
Of all kinds of Dry Goods, Clothing and
Groceries.
The e~nterprising firm Of L. F. Prouty
& Co. dealeas in Stoves, Tinware etc.,
will be found promptly at their place of
business except when taking their noon
ing, with a good stock of goods on hand.
Mess. Rainey s. Lewis branch store
under the management of Bob" is
sure to succeed. By the way Bob
don't get as many A 1-2 shoes as be did.
R. B Smith & Bro. and Jno. B.Payne
Blacksmiths are dong a good business in
their line.
w. d. Swan, Grocer is prepared to
sell goods in his line cheap for cash.
Mess. Neal and Hart Druggists beg.
cave to inform the public that the il
stock of Pills is full aud sell rapidly; wal
rented to do good execution.
Chas. Gudy esq, has opened a new
Livery, keeps fast horses and fancy car
riages Consistently on hand at a moments
notice, is also building a large addition to
his Stable.
John Patterson esq, dealer IN Gro
ceries and Notions of all kinds infOrms
the public that he sells 10 per cent
cheaper than the cheapest,
S. S. Tomlinson, has JUST opened an
Ice Cream saloon and Restaurant where
the young folks can enjoy an hour very
pleasantly. Under the charge Of Mrs.
Tomlinson things looks inviting.
w. F. Wright Notary Public informs
the public, that he is prepared to DO any
thing in his line, Surveying done prOmpi-
ly and correctly at short notice.
d. w. Tingley NJ. D. will attend to
all calls promptly.
Thomas M. Green ESQ, is building
a brick engine room to his mill and is
putting in new machinery, it will be run
ming by the list of September.
The steamer that sunk three miles
above here last Sunday is a total loss the
Mate and one other mar reported drown
ed has not been found.
The new road building to connect with
Nebraska City road will be completed
the coming week when the coach Will run
through here prepared to convey Passen.
gers to all points above and below.
More anon,
SwAEKs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The Ladies Friend-For August is
on hand. full Of choice reading and as
fine a lot of Fashion Plates and Engrav-
ings as ever graced a Magazine. Its
fashions are as late and correct as can be
found; its reading matter from the bes
authors, and in in its appearance, man.
ner and matter it is second to ne Ladies
Magazine IN the land.
Price $3.50 per annum Or l copy of
the Friend" and l copy of the Advert
ger each one year $3.50. For the
Friend" address Deacon s. Peterson,
3l9 Walnut street, Phila., Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Ague Chills, OF Intermittent Fever
Cured. or the money refunded. DR.
Wits Ague Pills are entirely a new
medicine, and having been tried in over
1900 of the very worst and obstinate
cases of Chills and Fever. ond not failed
even in in one case to effect aNspeedj
cure, the proprietor guarantees them d
cure every case, even after all othet
medicines sail. Those suffering shouhl
Immediately give them a tial- Thesl
are warranted to cure Fs sale by Drug!
gists, or sent BY mail on receipt Of price,
81. Address DR. WITT, Box Gil, Gin
cinnatti. Ohio. rec lyl
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Larceny couple of young men
giving theirnames as VIM. Higgins and
John Smith we're arrested on last Mon
day for a larceny committed at Peru and
and lodged in our Jail.
The articles stolen were two coats, one
pair of pants, vest. hat, etc. from Prof.
M'Kenzie, and a pair Of pants a hat,
and a pair of boots from, Rev. H. Burch.
The theft was committed from the Semi
nary at Peru, last Sunday, while the in-
mates were at Sabbath School.
These facts were elected at a prelim-
mary examination held before Justice
Hughes Of this city, and the prisinors
bound over to our next term of court, and
IN defali Of bail are now IN The Lock-up
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

We would invite attention Of the public
10 MessTs. Rea s. BOvingdon's Grand
Distribution of Real and Personal Pro-
perty, to take place at Urbana. Cham.
paign Co. Ills, on Sept. I'd, 1867. The
favorable notice. Incorporated in the ad-
vertisement taken from the UNION AND
GAZETTE, a paper published at Urbana,
shows how the Distribution is viewed at
at home, and all those desireing further
particulars will please address Rea &
Bovingdon, for an illustrated circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

LOST-two small Pocket Pass Books
or Memorandum Books. The books con-
tain only figures and held-notes. Any
person finding one or both Of them wilt
be Literally rewarded BY leaving them al
this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Indians.-Lasl Saturday our city was
refreshed by the entrance Of quite a lot
OF Indians of the Winnebago tribe, under
the leadership Of Young Prophet, a chief
and their Interpreter Marshall ST. Cyr.
They strOlled round town through the
day, in the evening favored our citizens
with "heep" Indian concert and dancing.
Their performances were first rate fol
Indians, and the energy and swea! evap-
Grated immense. They were generally
clearly looking, yet shirting must have
been scant with them, for they fOrcibly
illustrate The Couplet:
40 +! the p5Or Indian whose untutOred mind,
Clothes him before and leaves him bare behind. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Usage Orange PIaHt.-As the
authorized Agent Of w. II. Mann, Of
Normal, Ill, / viii take orders for Fall
or Spring delivery Of these Plants in
Nebraska. w H M'CREERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Vim II McCreeFy has just received
The largest and most complete stock Of all
kinds Of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass
ETC, ever brOugh. to this city, and will
sell lower than the lowest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Residences. y. w. Blisshas finish
ed his new residence on 4th street, aud
DreAIathews residence ii nearly finished.
Jas. Dye has been building on 9th street,
and we learn Of three or four residences
projected Up that way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Prof. Baker-Is non est. aOn.cOmat-
ibus, in swamPo, i. g., he sk~eddadIed
as one void Of q good conscience, not
daring even to ship himself from this
polaI. He disappeared last week,
leaving behind him a reputation and a
record more luminous for chicanery than
could have been made by an ordinary
man in double the time Of his stay here.
He came here recommended as IN upright
moral man, be went away the most de-
cripid specimen of thar kind we ever saw
He came sober. or, at least, so it was
presumed; he got tight financially and
.otkerwcse soon after his arrival and left
several Of our merchants in the first
named situation for small sums. He
brought with him " excellent Lady
Teachers, made a bargain with them TO
assist him, and collected all the salary
and left them ''victims Of misplaced con-
fdence" and minus their pay. He cOllec-
ted tuition fees from his outside scholars,
then acted SO that their parents withdrew
them from his school. That be is a
rascal he has demonstrated to the salts
faction Of this community, and we hope
no other viii ever be sold BY him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gontloman who suffered for years from Kerv-
Gus Debility. Premature Decay sj al the effects
Of youthful indiscretion will for the sske of SUI
fering humanity, send free to all who need it the
receipt aud directions for making the simlIe rem.
edy BY which be was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO by
addressing in perfect conddsnee,
JOHN Il, OGDEN.
24lyP 4 Ceder Street, Mex York
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Buy a Florence Sewing Machine,
most perfect instrument to exc
cute aiykind of Sewing now done by any
Machine in the world.
JNO. w. HENDERSON.
.dgent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The Peoples YeFdiCt.-No one suf
fer with the Plies. WV .Bebee, farmer,
near Kalamazoo Mich, says "after
suffering intensely with the Piles for
thirty years, one bottle of DR.. Sirick-
lands Pile Remedy cured me. c. l.
Glass, gainesville, Wis, says n bottle
cured him and bis brother. All. Rose.
Postmaster, Peru, Ohio, says it cured
him IN a few days. 39-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The SNOW EIake.-Ihe FoeIs ana
writers Of romace often refer 10 the snow
fake as an emblem Of purity. When we
see the snow falling gently 10 the ground.
we think Of d. B. DeLand s Cos, Best
Chemical Sa~lrGtus, which Sc think IS
quite as pure and produces biscuit nearly
as light Il IS full weighI aud you there
fore get more S~aIeratus fsg the same
money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Work on the Court House building is
progressing favorabiy. The building has
been extended twenty fee. in length
this will give ample room for the present,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

.COnTaISeRt.-We notice that Jas.
Berry, who had his arm broken som e
time since is able to be around; and SO is
Alexander, whose leg was broken By a
fall through the bridge on 2nd street and
pulling a horse on top Of him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Ii is stated that the North Missouri
Railroad Company have sold enough of
their Bonds to complete their road TO At
lanta. beyond Macon City; and he West
Branch Road TO Brunswlck-H. Joe.
Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

ImDrOVCmentS.-Col. Furnas is
making considerable improvement to bis
residence on the corner of 4,h and Main,
BY building extensive additions to and
otherwise beautifying the same.-
He has One of the finest pieces of prop
erty in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

CHEAP R~EADLNG-BIiss & Co.
are constantly making additions Of @esc
Books to herr Circulating Library.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

AcCIdent-A sad accident occurred
last Saturday on Atlantic street to one
Of the grading party working on the
east side Of The hill. One Of the work
men was caught beneath a bank of dirt
while cavlng il off, and completely bur.
ried. He was dug out in haste, with
with considerable life still in him, badly
bruised yet no bones were broken.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Fresh Figs Just received at
BLISS & HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

DR.. UNDERGRADUATES is called to
the Card of DR.. M. P, Harley, in tO.days
paper. He comes among "a a thorough
graduate of what he processes, and we
doubt not, will give satisfaction in his
STYLE of practice. We commend him to
the afl icted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Scylhs, Snaths and Forks at
SWAN s. BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

WANTED-All kinds of Country
-.aoce At R. TEARE s. cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Bliss & Hacker have just received
We hnest assortment Of canned and dried
rul's ever brought to this market, and
they can sell them right.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

DFS. Crane & Howard viii prae.
I've Medicine in BrOwnvile and country.
Ouloe cor. Main and I'd SIS, BrownyilIe
Elouse, up stairs. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Wauted.-3,o0O Bushels of Berrys
Bliss & Hackers, they pay cash!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

New Lot OF Stores and Hardware
received by the
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The great rush 10 the house Of Teare
< Co, in this city is caused by the rare
collection of stock, quality and low prices
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Dr.. II. L. Mathews, Physician, and
Surgeon. Office at the City Drug Store,
where he may be consulted at any time
during the day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Episcopal Visitation. The Ri. Rev.
Robert H. Clarkson, D. D., Episcopal
Boshop of Nebraska, will administer the
Apostolic Rite of Confirmation in Nc
Pherson's Hall, on Sunday eve., Aug. 4th.
The Rev. DR.. LitlejOhn and the Rev.
DIR. living, of N. Y. City, will also be
present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Take your Country Produce to Bliss
\ Hackers and get the cash for it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The Choicest Lot OF Furniture
ever offered in Nebraska is now for sale
a. MCCALL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

WI NCCreery has just received an
assortment of pure, unadulterated Drugs
and Medicines. What he sells you is all
right; sure!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Wanted.-500 Bushels New Potatoe:
|Cr which we Will pay the cash,
BLISS & HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Corn Meal and City Mills Flour con.
Oh hand at
; BLISS & HACKERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Buy your Farm Implements of one
Eho is regularly in that business-F. a
Tisdel & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The stock of goods opened out by
Fenre & Co., create great attraction and
prices secure general admiration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

M'Pherson's New Block is going ahead
rapidly. The first story is nearly up /;
Gates s. Co, bricklayers are doing a,
splendid job of work on it, and are de-
determined to put the work through this
season.
This will be one of the finest buildings
in Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Choice Fruit Farm for sale. En-
80 j. w. BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Attention, Farmers !-The highest
market price paid for Wheat, Corn, Oats.
barley, Wool and Bacon, by
u WoRTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

BsFbeF Wanted.-Toa good, steady
-bae nan / will pay SIS per week.
j.. L. ROY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Usufed.-9,99O dozen Eggs for cash
BLISS s. HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Those in search of the best and
cheapest assortment Of Boots and Shoes,
will be pleased by calling at Teare
& Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25
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10 L.

10 G A L.
~
needs. Mortgages, Executions, Repleyins,
49, license. sc. &C. &c. for sale at this Once.
20 ! s. WILLIAMS, who is the author :
lent in st. Louis for this paper, villa attend TO
- collection and purchases in that City. Office
~C1esfauf street N. E.. cor. 5th.
RowEYILLE, THURSDAY JULY %, 1867.
Seyths, Snaths and Forks at
SWAN s. BROS
Fresh Figs just received at
BLISS & HACKER.
WANTED-AIl kinds of Country
S,o5poe at R. TEARE s. cos.
Wauted.-3,oO Bushels of Berrys
Bliss & Hackers, they pay cash!
A ChOlee Fruit Farm for sale. En-
sire Of '" DNi'''
u.uted.-9,99O dozen Eggs for cash
BLISS s. HACKER.
RsFbeF Wanted. To good, steady
-b1s nan / will pay SIS per week.
]. L. ROY.
6R0 Cedar Fence POsts.-FOr sale
5oct, each. r. w. FURNAS.
5NO John Deree's Celebrated Moline
pIov,. THEO. HILL & co.
A. Peloubet or Prince Organ for sale
This office on reasonable terms.
Goods cheap for cash but no credit al
BLISS & HACKERS.
A finer lot Of Groceries was never
Drened in BrOwnville than those offered
} Teare s Co.
A large lot of pure Randolph white
lead Just received at
HOLIDAY s. co
Goldfish 10 cents per pound,
Mackerel $3.50 per Kit,
Whilefsh $3.50 per Kit,
at SWAN s. BROS
Tha, Ground Coffee sold by Bliss &
Hacker Is warranted 10 give perfect sat
%sfaction or the money refunded.
Baths.-Warm or Cold-soft water
so CTS. at.
]. L. ROYS.
Buy your Farm Implements Of one
Who is regularly in that business-F. a
Tisdel & Co.
Wanted.-500 Bushels New Potatoes
Or which we Will pay the cash,
BLISS & HACKER.
The stock of goods opened out by
Tenre & Co., create great attraction and
prices secure general admiration.
New Lot OF Stores and Hardware
Just received by the
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Take your Country Produce to Bliss
s Hackers and get the cash for it.
The Choicest Lot OF Furniture
ever offered in Nebraska is now for sale
as MCCALL & cos.
Corn Meal and City Mills Flour con-
SANITY Oh hand at
BLISS & HACKERS.
The great rush TO the house Of Teare
I Co, in this city is caused by the rare
collection of stock, quality and low prices
Dr.. II. L. Mathews, Physician, and
Surgeon. Office at the City Drug Store
where he may be consulted at any time
during the day.
WI MCCreeFy has just received an
assortment of pure, unadulierated Drugs
and Medicines. What be sells you is al
right; sure!
Those IN search Of the best anG
cheapest assortment Of Boots and Shoes
will be pleased by calling at Teare
4 Co.'S.
The finest and cheapest stock Of Poke
Cutlery yer offered in this market at
BLISS & HACKERS.
GlOss Starch, the greatest am
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Baths or Cold-soft water
so CTS. at.
j. L. ROYS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25
" A LIS Oh
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION
M AN rs.
no CONSUMPTTVES.

e-The Undersigned having been restored to
Health in a few weeks, By a very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection and that dread disease, CoasuInption-is
anxious tomake known to his felleE-sufferers the
meanso Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send n copy of the pre-
scription used (free Of charge with the directions
for preparinga and using the same, Which they viii
linda SURE CUREF FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is TO benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he con
,eives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
Rin try hisremedy, as it win cost them nothing, AMI
nay proves blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addres
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
34-Iy Williamsburg .KingsCo., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

A finer lot Of Groceries was never
oreped in BrOwnville than those offered
By Teare & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Goldfish 10 cents per pound,
Mackerel $3.50 per Kit,
Whilefsh $3.50 per Kit,
al SWAN s. BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Soldiers Bounty JUS as we go
TO press we we're shown a letter from
Hon. John Tafe, M. C. to Lieut.. VIM.
A. Pollock. He makes the following re.
mark Of warning to our "boys in blue .
There are ninety thousand cases nOU
pending ; and about ten thousand per
month are are disposed of. At this rate,
our boys in blue should not put oul
short paper" with the expectation of
meeting il from this source
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

The fnesta and cheapest stock Of Pocket
Cutlery aver offered in this market at
BLISS & HACKERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Gloss Starch, the greatest and
cheapest and only labor saving discovery
10 ironing fine linens for sale at Bliss &
hackers and Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Tha, Ground Coffee sold by Bliss &
Hacker IS warranted 10 give perfect sat-
%sfasliOn or the money refunded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

GOO Cedar Fence Posts. For sale
each. X. w. FUhNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

A. Peloube, or Prince Organ for sale
this office Oh reasonable terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

Goods cheap for cash but no credit al
BLISS & HACKERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

A large lot of pure Randolph white
leod just received at
HOLIDAY s. co
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

5AO John Deree's Celebrated Moline
plov,. THEO. HILL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25

NOta Bena,-We have heard of but one
grade growIer' who processes to know
what heis talking about and he would
damage himself to the extent Of hundreds
Of dollars could be do what he ants to,
besides putticg the city to the expense of
another culvert across Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-25
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Remember the Place, Main Street, One Door
above the Postodiee, BroWnTills, Nebraska.
$40 Ally in,nn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-26
FROM CRESTLINE.
Correspondence of che Ohio Statesman

CREsTL1NE, ONO, Aug. oath, 1867.
! ED. STATESMAN thinking a word from
Northern Ohio might not be unacceptable,
| and indulging for a moment on your for
| bearance, am induced to speak a word
through the columns of your paper as they
come under the observation of your cor
respondent. ..
| Arriving at Marion, we stopped at the
Exchange House, and was well entertained
by the Proprietor, Mr.. Ferris. We found
the Democracy of Marion fully alive to the
work and sanguine of success.
/ We went to work and in about two hours
raised thirty subscriptions for the STATES
MAN and could have got more had our time
permitted US to stay. Leaving Marion we
arrived at Crestline about five o'clock in
| the evening, and was told on our arrival
| that there was to be Democratic meeting
| in town that evening. Consequently at an
early hour we repaired to Union Hall,
where there were already goodly number
assembled, and still onward they came un-
| til that vast hall was filled to overf1owing.
| The meeting was called to order by NOM
inating Henry Snider, Esq, Chairman, who
in few appropriate remarks introduced
to the audience Mr.. A. NJ. Jackson, of Bu-
cyrus. AS the speaker came forward he
! was greeted with prolonged cheering. Mr..
Jackson recounted the past under Demo-
cratic rule, and the present under Radical
misrule. He noticed in detail the finances of
the country; and lastly, the Constitutional
Amendment proposed by the Legislature
of Ohio-showing up the evils that would
result from the adoption of this measure.
| For two hours and five minutes Mr.. Jack
son held that immense audience in almost
breathless silence by the power of his elo-
quence, scarcely man moving from his
position. Mr.. Jackson may well rank
among the most able of Ohio's sons, both
as lawyer and an orator. Mr.. Jackson
was followed by Judge Lee in telling lit
tie speech of half an hour, after which the
meeting adjourned, all feeling renewed in
spirit and strengthened in the faith. Old
Crawford may be set down for heavy Dem
ocratic maiorities. MILES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-26
Democrat:c Nominations.

Col. j. r. CoCKERILL was nominated at
the late Democratic Convention in Adams
county as the candidate for Representa-
| tive.
Col. CoCKERILL represented his county
in the first House of Representatives or
ganized under the present Constitution of
Ohio, and no man in that body of able
men stood higher in talent, industry and
| integrity. We will hail his temperance
| in the halls of legislation with feelings of
unalloyed pleasure.
The Peoples Defender, the Democratic
organ of the county, in speaking of Col.
! fCocKERILL, says:s
The Convention unanimously nominated
| Col. j. r. Cockerill, who is well-known to
| our whole county. He represented it once
| in the General Assembly, and at one time
represented the old Sixth Congressional
District in Congress-. He was Colonel OF
the brave old 10th, and did his duty as
soldier on every occasion. His superiority
over his gassy cotemporary is at once vlsl-
BILE, and it will not be hard for the people
to determine which is thet most capable of
representing the county in the next Gen.
| eral Assembly.
The Democracy of Wayne county have
| nominated the following ticket:
For Representative, William R. Wilson,
of Chippewa: Treasurer, Jacob B. Koch,
of Salt Greek; Commissioner, John McGill.
of Oryille; Infirmary Director, Jacob Half
hill, of Franklin.
We have every confidence that this tick
ct will be elected in old Wayne by trium-
phant majority.
The Democracy of Mahoning county
have put in nomination the following ex-
cellent Ticket, which ought to be elected |:
Representative, Asahel Medbury; Pros
eeuting Attorney, 1. A. Justice; Commis-
sioner, Henry Beard; Infirmary Director.
c. Kentner; Coroner, John Mentzer.
] AsAHEL MEDBURY is one of the best of
] men, and no face would be more gladly
seen in the House of Representatives as a
member, than the honest one of our old
friend MEDBURY.
/ The Democracy of Cuyahoga county, at
their convention on Saturday, nominated
the following ticket: .......,
Common Pleas Judge, Jarvis M. Adams /;
| Senator, Harvey Rice; Representatives,
General A. S. Sanford, Jacob Seller and
Robert Carron; Treasurer, Captain w. E.
Standard Recorder, Captain j. B. Molly
neaux; Prosecuting Attorney, Col. George
H.. Stafford; Coroner, Doctor Capener;
County Commissioner, Philip Henninger,
of Parma.
HENRY RICE was Senator in the first
Legislature under the new Constitution,
and is the author of the school law passed
at that session, which, until tampered with
by incompetent legislators, stood acknowl-
edly the best in the United States.