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: OTHERS. are you oppressed with auxiety for
W your little ones Are your slumbers Grd
hear. broken Ly heir cries DO You awake IL the
nl6iniug auretr-shed snd appreheusivc Ii So pro.
cure at once = bottle Of DR.. Icons Infant Remedy
ani you will have 10 more weary hours OF watching
and anxiety
Eess. EEoTS' sNFANE ssE3NBs.EI6
has stn,i the test oryears. Thousands ofnurscs and
mothers bear witness that it fails to give relief
i! used in 1t is mild, yet and speed
10. Collie. Cramps and Windy Pains, and is in.
valuable for all complaints incident to Tcething,
sold by Druggists throughout the United State,
AddrcS. all OF ers TO
zlEGLER SMITH,
Sole PProprietors
$50 North Ehirsg street. HBHiI'a.
November oi ISJ6. .-Iy.
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Q . E =
DY EPSIA CUR e.
rVNHIs GREAT REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES of

D Y S P e P STA CT r e!
V'nIs GREAT REMEDY FOR ALI DISEASES of
ST Q Nj "A Q Fl 8
ia the discovery Of the nveulo of Goes valuable Cough
Bu!sam, while experimenting for his own health 1t cured
CramP IN the Stomach for h'n winch mad before yielded
, nothing but chiprotorm.
The almost daily testimony from various parts Of the
country encourage US tn beeve there dstase
by II tsuTderel stomach Il will not speedily
Physicians endorse and Use it!
Ministers give testimony OF its efficacy.
And lrn all directions We receive ldngs of cu;r. pc-.
formed.
DYSPEPSIA
LIS sure to cure
HEARTBURN
Oac t,Se VIII cure.
SICK HEADACIEt
1t has cured IN hundreds Of
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS:
1t stops in thirty minutes
tClDITY or THE STOMACH,
It corfects Mt once
RISE OF THE FOOD!
It stops Immediately
DISTRESS AFTER EATING:
One dose will remove.
CHOLERA MoRBCs!
Rapidly yields to few doses.
BAD BREATH
WILDE changed with hall a bottle
II I S p r FE CITY HARML LESs
It's UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS is owing To the
fact that
tt Cures by Assisting Nature
TO RE.ASSERT HER SWAY IN THE SYSTEM
Nearly every dealer IN the United States sells il nt
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
7. c. G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
February %, lo67.--ly.
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.

NIESSRS. d. q. Dissinger and John A. Taylor,
IN would respectfully announce to the citizens oi
Sudbury, and surrounding country, that havins
formed a eo-partnership, they are now prepared to
furnish ornsmented anu plain
.,..s,oues. TonlI,s n Monuments
20 a.. hast Italian and American marble, at prioeA
th., csnnot fail to give entire satisfaction, and re-
snectfulIy solicit the public patronage
Pe''N' DISSINGER a TAYLOR
sunbury, March 81, 1900 -ly
FINy Mvrtis Pomatuu al the Fancy Store of
ANNA fAtNrEH
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RECORD ySUE DEEDS.
PERSONS having unrecorded Deeds are remind
cd that they must be recorded according To the Act
of Assembly which requires that
All deeds aud conveyances for real estate in this
Commonw ealth, shall be recorded in the office for
Recording Deeds in the County where the lands lie
tcithR months after the execution ofsnch deeds
and conveyance; and eyeTv such deed and convey.
nnce not recorded aforesaid, shall be judged
| FRAUDULENT AND VOID against any subsequent
purchaser for valuable consideration unless such
deeds be recorded before the recording of the deed
or conveyance under which such Subsequent purchas
| er or mortgage shall claim
! t:Y- Those having old Deeds will profit by paying
, strict attention to the above
: March 23, 1857
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IF you want good Tin Ware GO 10 SMITH
! GENT IER 5 New Shop DR. Z
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-11-09

Of the Mediterranean Sea.
Indeed, the fame Of the
ZINGAUI BITTERS
soon spread over Europe,
and was adopted by the
principal Physicians In
charge Of the hospitals Of
the old world, In which 1t
is still used with preemi-
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P HOTOG APH ALBU MS

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Monthly Time Books Drawing Books and States
Books, Hymn Books, Blank Books, Memorandum
Books, Diaries Pocket Books, Ink Stands, Pens
Pencils, fine assortment of Paper, Ink &c
For sale by ANNA PAINTER
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties Interested
IN that james H. Mccormick, Assignee Of II. &
H. Mccormick, surviving partner of the late firm Of
Hays Mccormick, has filed his final account in
the Prothonotarys Office, and that unless objection
be made, on or before the first Monday Of November
next said account will be confirmed.
j. j. REIMENsNYDER, Proth y.
ProthoBo.sry' . ofdcs 5 injury, Aug "a, 1897
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...Ia THB oREAP
ZINGARI BITTERS

IN. ssmponent parts Of this remarkable preparation
- nrss discoyered, compounded and distributed.
some twenty years ago BY Dr. Sssosssv The s,s
brsted Egyptian 10 ~ az apeat
nnmbera Of the Inhabitants Of Nubia and Abyssnis,
nd Of the COMMITTEES bordering upon the Southern coast
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SEND FOR CIRNILAI
yKANna,A M.ARissag.

The Howe Machine Company.
6Vg Broadway, Cor Fourth 1t. Y. !
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s,ss. AEov&' zNFANr EsEssEu9
HEGD gJ NA AHN~.

s37 NORTH Thirl sirecs, HNhiI'a
November n, lsj6.-ly
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"IsHuai,s Raw Bone supcr-s''rOs.
phatc.'

No more BaM Heads
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LacI.awa anna n ssroomsLurp Rail

HeherN ouperinteudent'
Reading, Pa, April Z, lS67.
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sCHENCK's sEAWgED TONIC.

This medi,ine, inv ented by Dr.. J. II.
%scHEscK, Of Philadelphia, is intended 10
dissolve the food and make it into chyme,
The fret process Of digestion. BY cleansing
the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
the Tome soon retores the appetite, and
food that could not be eaten before using 4
will be easily digested.
Consumption canhot be cured by schenek',
Pulmonic Syrup unlcss the stomach and live,
is made healthy and the appetite r estored
hence the Tonic and Pills are requi red in
nearly every ctse Of consumption. A hall
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDBAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary cas- Of dyapsp.
sia. "
Dr. SoHsscK makes professional visits In
New York. BoSton, and at his principal Or
ice in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papers Of each place, or his pamphlet on
consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, hat the
two licensees Of the Doctor, one in the last
stage of Consumption, and The other as he
new is, in perfect health, are on the Govern,
ment stamp.
Sold by ell Druggists and Dealers, price
sl,5O per bottle, or $3.50 the half DOZEN
All etters for advice should be addressed TO
DR.. Schenck's Principal off e, No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale AGENTS; Demas Barnes
1 Co., N. y, S. 3. Hanc e, Baltimore. Md,
John D. Psrke, Cincinnati, Ohio; WALKER 4
Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,, Collins Bros. St. Louis,
Mo. =
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and all offerings quickly sold. The
quality Of cattle Is fair and scarcely sell.
ing below l4ac. The bulk Of sales were
AT I5@l7ie; quotations Of extra at lei
elsie first quality l73@lSc; fair 70
good 2P@l7cj common I43@I5c.
Sheep and Lambs ruled firm through.
out the week. Prime grades advanced /
@3c per pound. Common stock is not
essentially changed. Quite a number Of
sheared sheep commanded 73@93c, oc
~casionally as high as 9tc for extra. We
quote unsheared at si@l0s the latter
price for extra.
Hogs with 4 continued liberal supply
Of inferior stock, ruled dull and heavy,
and holders were obliged to submit to q
decline Of fully 10 even at concession
trade is not very active. Tho demand
from slauehterers are limited in couse.
quence Of the fact tina. inferior offerings
at the present prices Of slaughtered would
scarcely be renumerative. About IL car
loads on sale this morning, almost all Of
which sold at 7@7ic for fair to heavy
prime corn fed, and Hot for common
and rough.
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Spstial Yptites,
Wonderful but True |

MADAME REMINGTON, the world no
nowned Asirologist and somnambutis /,
Ciairvoyant, while in q clairvoyant state, de-
~iineates the very features Of The person you
are to marry, and by the aid Of Oh In stru-
ment OF intense power, known as the ~ Oh,
omolrope, guarantees to produce a perfect
and life like picture Of The future husband
or wife Of the applicant. WITH date Of mar.
riagc occupation. leading traits Of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. By stating place
OF birth, age. disposition, color Of eyes and
hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed 10 yourself, you will re-
ceive the pi ture by return mail, together
with desired information.
Address in conf lence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, 20. Box 297, West Troy, n. Y.
Dec. IL, i~866-1y28
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New York Markets.

New York April 23.
|. C0TT0N--Very firm. Sales | COL
bales at 25c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Rsceipts 4 2i2 bbl,. Mar
ket less active but prices without decided
change. Sales 6,4O0 bbls, closing quiet
California -four firm and unchanged
Sales 3 90 bbls and sacks.
WHEAT-Reoeip,s 42,20S bu Mar
ket without decided change aud in mod.
crate demand, Ssles 10000 tu at SO Go
OF IS for No Q Milwaukee; winter red
canada at So 35; amber Stats at SO 40 !;
while Michigan So 35@S 40 which part
Il to arrive.
RYE-Lowsr for Western. Sales Of
10000 bu at 81 50@1 50 for Western,
chiefly inside price, and 81 90 for Canada
free.
BARLEY-Heayy. Sales 81 900 Blu
Canada West free at 81 81, and 81 05@
III for two and four rowed State.
CORN Receipts II, $50 bush. Mar.
ket without decided change, aud moderate
demand on part for export. Sales 1873,
OOO bu at 81 29@l 30 for mixed West.
erp 10 store, 81 @ l 80 for do afoat ;
81 25@l 20 for new white and mixed
81 20 for new white Southern,
md 81 So@l 81 for new yellow jersey
aud Southern.
OATS-Receipts none. Oats less 40.
live, but without decided. Sales 9 1000
bu at 72@74c for old and new western,
md 79@S0c for-State.
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Cooley FOR ApRIL.--T This popula,
Magazine for April is upon our table.
Wherever a Magazine is read in the Eng
lish language, Cooley can be found, and
everywhere it is most de.ervedly popular
The number before us is fully equal to its
predecessors, in point Of literary attrao.
tiveness and artistic beauty. What a
group are the three childred dancing, in
in the first Establishment, "play Hours"
but the wood cut, ,~,Sleeping in Church.
suits us better. There is something about
it that brings a smile to the face instant.
~ We don't see how any lady gets along
without Cooley, (tbe Magazine we mean.5
Price, per annum, $500. Address L. A.,
Cooley, Philadelphia.
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MATRIMONIAL.

|".I rF". ~
MARRIED -Atthe Parsonage. April
18th, by the Rev. j. W. SwicK, LA
FAYETTE SIMOSON, of Lorai, couuty,
and Miss MARGARET HEIFNER, Of
Ashland county.
BY the same at the residence Of the
brides brother, in South Ahland, April
18th, Mr.. JACOB w. MASON and
Miss MILE E. DRESLER, both Of
Ashland.
On the 18th inst i, at the residence Of
the brides father, by J. VAN NEST. ESQ /.
Prof JOHN WIL0UR, of Wayne
county, and Miss MARY A. HOSTL En-
OF Perry tp, Ashland county.
On the 2lst inst, at the Methodist
Parsonage, Ashland, o., by Rev. W. Il.
SEELY, MI. JOHN +. CORDELL aud
Miss JANE THOMAS.
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49, neoioaae eDsst
rcnslgk we ~ Rfie.or' q fstNonpsy ecn-
$500 49,, saa xAs' 1880 ss.s ~
M = ~ sl ~ 1900 pLo7
~s.ssS 4. - !, nv snrr
M~hesa ne Ne ~ tlis snpls ~ Pet ofini
49,. -. as-le w. ',5 2 ~
49, ~ ~ ssw1n q .le 1880 ~
- S s..als ~ ~ Ie snp.e11 49,,
tysn M ~ lu'''ns Ns'sss's ~-is
ST.. Il. P'In
t%.nsson ars,'aI 1880, ~ sse,se ~ -
t;an ma -. 49, = shs Sa.s {, v93san-
pIicstss IN n .rJ "A'e. ~ es.y ~,
nsdisinss bs,s h.sr NC ~ss 1890 " ~
wc.ds-S,I n. 'ssh w nuinsIoas aro ,fniy
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VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AYrLro.
TED.-Dr. STRICKLAND, in reply to nu.
merous applications for advice, wishes to
inform those who are afflicted, that they
may consult him on all Acute or Chronic
Diseases by letter, stating the ago, symp.
tons, dc, with a fee Of two dollars en-.
closed. DR. s. has obtained great motor.
ieiy as an experienced Physician, both in
Europe and America, especially in the
treatment of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed to effect a cure
suffering should Immediately send
for a prescription, by addressing Dr.. A.
Strickland, Cincinnati, o.
ly-4l,
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TO TIE PUBIIc.-Now that the sea.
son Of balny hresIes, blooming fields, lair
flowers and green trees, has come, and We
are no more troubled with hsrrid sneeses
and everlasting freezes, everybody ought
to know just where they can get them.
selves liked up The best and cheapest, In
new suit. that will vie with those Of Ma
ture ID beauty and will beat her altogeth.
or, in durability and finish. We can tell
you, q and all, where to find those suits.
Go to J. GAINS.
NJ. Calm has just returned from the
Eastern cities With an assortment Of pieco
goods, French and English Cassimeres.
Cloths, Cotsonets, Linens and all kinda
of Furnishing Goods, such as, il seldom
found outside Of the principal cities. He
has aRz Ahs p'est styles, and has paid par.
tioular attention to securing the bcs. and
most d"rable. His stock Of Ready made
Clothing is all new and made up in the
fashion. He has secured for another term
the services Of that prince Of cutters, Mr..
A.. Brown.
Everybody that has tried him, knows
that Brown is a tip'tOp workman ; that
nobody turns out better fits, more heat,
fashionable, tasty or better made suits.
Remember, CAMS Clolhing Store.
West Room Of the MILLER House, Ash.
land. y
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BILLIApDs.-Under a recent decisior
Of the Supreme Court of Ohio, the ken
er Of a billiard table who receives pay Is
its use, the money being paid by the lose,
although no money ]. lost on the game,
is the keeper of a gaming table within
the meaning Of the statute. Judge Muir.
doch, of Cincinnati, charged the Grand
Jury in that city, a few days ago, that
under this decision they were bound to
find a bill against the keeper Of every
billiard table in the city, and if the law,
as interpreted BY the Supreme Court, is
emf freed, the billiard establishments must
be closed.
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s0- A perfect mania seems n !

s9- A perfect mania seems to have
taken bold Of our people for improving
and Identifying their property. We no.
tice that our friend, DR.. Ostsrlin has 70,
Gently had his dwelling, on Main Street,
painted, and !, nov presents a beautiful
appearance. The painting was done BY
Il. A. sANER, 4 Co., aud that /. is ,
neat and excellent job. all who have seer
IT, will testify, We are glad to note tha,
hessrs. sAsER A Co., are securing q lib.
er'l share Of public patronage, for theyare
superior v0Fkmen, and will exsout. oil
work promptly and in the best style Of
art. Their shop is on Main street, near
hansdeld's Agricultural Works. Give
them q call.
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STovR 4 TIN SToBR,-Mr. P. NJ.
Willis has removed his Stove & Tin Store
to the new room, one door West Of Guth'
Grocery where he has one Of the largest
and best stocks Of Stoves, Tin.ware OF
every variety, and all kiods of furnishing
goods in bis line, ever offered to the pub,
TO- Mr.. Willis is always attentive to
business, courteous and accommodating,
and will sell as cheap as the cheapest -
Give him q call, n dOOs ives. Of Guth's
Grocery, North side Of Main Street.
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Sds-A Democratic poet thus bursts out
1.-THE Eastern sky Is bright'ning, boys,
The Democrats are awaking, " ~
Connecticut has made q noise 49,
That sets the dry bones a-shaking.n

How TO HAVE Coon HRAIrH.-II
the blood is thin and acrid healthy bile
cannot be secreted hence tho first and
oil important thing for the debilitated and
dyspeptio should be to commence the
publication OF their blood. Roback's
Blood Purifier not only puri6es and en-.
riches The blood, but adds the grea. prio.
oiplea which give il power to resist dis.
ease, Mild, yet powerful, and SO peculi.
srly successfnl in its operation that a few
bottles taken 10 conjunction with Roback's
Blood Pills, never fail to remove oyery
particle Of unhealthy accumulation until
the blood 10 purified, the whole system
renovated, aud the duties Of life, which
bad been bardens, become pleas.
a sv5crsssuI Mlagnasr.,-gh. ana.
merchant d alwsys the one who
keeps the best olass Of goods Of all kinds.
and sells full weight goods, and a. many
them are aware Of the fact they Keen
2 B. p Lard 4 Oh Best Chemical
Saiwufai
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TIE WHITE FACED BLACK SPANISH
FOWLS The handsomast Fowls that ey.
er ornamented a Poultry yard, and the
greatest layers 10 the world. 7. B Ar.
NETT, of Shenandoah, Ohio, has some-oi
thetF'nest Fotcls of the above breed 10 be
found in this country. He is shipping
Eaas this spring at the moderate price Of
$500 per dozen Persons sending their
orders to him cap rely on having them
promptly filed.
See Chic Farmer, April 18th, 1867.
I. B. ARNETT,
Shenandoah, Ohio.
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very large party assembled al
ny resioence OF our fellow.townsman, j,
N, GonHAM, Esq, oqghursday evening
ias', 70 witness the nuptials Of Prof. b,
y. KIIBounrE, Principal Of the Ohio
Normal Academy of Music, and Miss
LOIS +. GoRHAM. 1t was one Of the mosl
Drliliant aiiairs that ever occurred in thi.
pace me evening was calm and beau
~" me snVeiy Luna reflected with
'A ,'',,'snoy the glory OF the setting
.I, ana ~ Nature seemed to smile aus
upon 'ae scene within At 8
'ns rf0'oSs0f ied his blooming
'e " 'ne ny"eneai altar, accompanied
oy MISS MARY MILLER, of Mansfield,
DELL SMITH Of Asn'ana' and MISS
M ros' o. olncinnst'' as brides
auu "ie's'S. n. FAST JOSEPH
anu JEFF. " ENsMlNaER'
Inc oriae was elegantly
a'''feu' aoa looked most beautiful. The
ceremony was soiemnized BY hev. 8. @,
M oi ooeriln' assisted by Rev.
,0s', Of inns place. Then
iOioweo 'ne congratulations Of relatives
ana friends. Many were the wishes tina.
'ne happy couple'-"hose union seemed
to be a most suspicious one, and fulli of
happy promise.-m;obt v,,L had :.
.-PfJ P''"'- UNCUT walk hand In
hand, with united hearts, along the ninth
Oh lie, IN the full enjoyment OF Heaven'a
choicest BLESSINGS. Thu ooun.,. IL
:, -, 'ePaS'' sucn Us
the amiable hostess alone kpowa Inv IN
Nv" "
prepare.
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THE LADY's FRIEND FOR MAY.-"Th,
Recognition" a pretty and pleasant Stee
Engraving, leads of this number of tht
"Lody's Friend" Then we have tb,
usual Steel Fashion Plate, followed BY q
Toilet for the Opera, a Ball. Dress, :
Young Lady's Dinner or Evening Dress
fashionable sleeve, C%atalane Bonnet, Lit.
tie Boys Pantaloons. Girls jacket, &c
70. The Music for this month is "I,u',
it Provoking 7" Among the literary con.
tents are the combinations Of "How A
Woman Had Her Way" "Orville College
aud "No Longer ~Young"-all frst.rate
stories and "Fire 10 Flint" by NJ. @. p
skeleton Leaves, or Phantom Boouets,'
a new Poem by Florence Percy, Edi:ori.
ais, DC. A beautiful Steel Engraving
called "0ne Of Lies Happy Hours" will
be sent gratis to Very single (s2, SOY sub.
scriber, and to every person sending q
Price with engraying) $3.50 a year /;
-Four copies with opc engraving) Sc, co.
One copy Of Lady's Friend ard one Of
Saturday Evening Post (and enc engra.
$500 Address Deacon l. Peter.
son, Sls Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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OBJ Markets,
Cincinnati Markets.
C~INcIaNArr. Aprii "a

April 70.
FLOUR-Firm with a moderate loo,
tdemand, prices are unchanged. Super
ine sl1,@ll so: trade brands sl3al4
fancy $l5@l6.
WHEAT-Searce but little Offering
lOOorb bush No 2 spring sold at 81 rs anc
2O0-bpsh No | winter at So 90.
O0RN-In better supply and dull
Sales Of NJ | at $40 in bulk and 500 /,
sacks ; white was held at 81 sacked bu
these rates are nominal.
OATS-IJull and No | offered at 64G
Goo aud demand light and only local.
RYE-Lower the supply being better
Sales at 81 50 ; holders ask 81 70 in most
cases but do not succeed in getting it to
any extent
COTTON-Dull and no demand and
prices nominal ; middling could have been
bought at 22@23c.
MESS P0RK-Dull and prices nomi.
nal there was no demand and could have
been had at s22 So.
BULK MEATs-DuIl held at "a
7i99fc.
BACON-Nominally a / lower held
ut &c for shoulders, sides llc, and clear
sides at l2@l2ic.
LARD-Unchange ; primo city held
at l22c.
BUTTER-In light supply and good
demsad at 30@35c.
CHEESE-Quiet at l7@l7ic for com
mon Ohio.
EGGS-lSc.
GLOVER sEED-Retailiug al sI2.
TIMOTHY SEED-Quiet At S3@8 10
FLAX-S2 60.
HEMP-sS 90.
HAf-Firm. Sales at s2l@2s, for
in bales on arrival.
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~ We admire the new fashion the
ladies' have adopted Of wearing abort dres,
'ss' as il Is a great improvement over the
old fashion Of sweeping the streets With
the long trailing ones. It also relieve N.
gents from the necessity Of Away, being
them. w
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n9-itis acknowledged by Phioian.ys
Druggists, and ebsrybody else who syol
used u that DR.. striekland's Cough Bal
sam VIII sure Coughs, Colds, Asthms and
oil diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
quicker and better than any other remedy
known. We would recommend our rea
GERS to try this remedy, believing ii to b.
a NO !. linda
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WHITE wAsH.-As this is the seaso,
for vhitswashing, re give the following
recipe for a whi,ewash that will not rub
off: "Mix up half a pailful Of lime and
water ready for whitewashing; make q
starch Of half q pint Of -four, and pour Il
into the whitewash while hot ; stir h vel
and IL - ready for ube."
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base RALr.

The Washington Base Ball Club win
meet for field exercise, on the land be-
longing TO Mr.. PsrIa d. sHoSe, in the
North part Of town, ON Friday afternoon
next, at 4oclock precisely. Every Nom.
Der is requested % be presout. 7
(. BY order Of Club,
j. M. lands, PREs'r.
s. B. JACOBS, Secy.
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sar Judge Orchard has temporarily
assumed editorial control of the Warren
Constitution. The Judge is a man Of
great ability, and will make that paper
one. Of the ablest in Ohio.
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sd- The Home Journal says white
muslin e%rava's, for ladies, are coming in
fashion again, aud are worn in the morn.
ing in place Of collars, being embroidered
aud trimmed with lace.