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. Day OF Fastlng and Prayer.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-ln view OF the
importance of the work of TEMPERANCE,
in our State and IN the country, and especi.
ally among the young men, and acknowI-
edging the necessity for Divine aid in the
prosecution of our work; the Sons OF
TEMPERANCE, of Ohio, through their
Grand Division, issue their Circular TO the
Clergy of the State, respectfully asking
that Sunday, March 10, next, be Sc. apart
as a Day Of Fasting and PRAYER TO God,
that the cause of Intemperance may be
done away in our land. The Clergy of
the State of Ohio sre urged to preach at
that time, earnest, pointed sermons upon
the duty Of Christians in view of this great
evil.
Statistics gathered in the city of Cleve-
land, under the auspices of the Bible
Society, in 1856, show the number of
daily visitors at the different saloons in
that city TO have been 2,2l7, of whom $50
were under twenty years of age. The
amount expended in those places during
that year was Sl,622, 2S4, or SSI,9 a
week Even this vast sum divided among
the saloons would give them an average of
only $3.50 a day. The entire expense of
all the churches IN that city, both Protest
ant and Catholic, with ali their benevo-
lent operations and contributions, lnclud-
ing the Orphan Asylum, during that wear
was SG10.O00. The whole cost of the CITY
Government that year, including the
Schools, Police and Fire Departments and
On the Public Debt, was S5I0,69
This makes a total Of SS60,697 which is
Isl, 5S1 less than the amount expended for
,rhiSL-v At the bar-
1t is ascertained that upwards Of 5000
saloons in Cincinnati are open each Sab
bath, and that they are f~requented most
by the young men.
In view Of the dangers to young men
who are without home influences, in our
sites,-in aid Of our Young Mems Chris
ian Associations, which are laboring
aobly for the young,-in encouragement
IF our various Temperance organizations,
and in knowledge of the fact that only
the grace Of God viii keep q man from
rink when once he has learned TO desire
urge this united effort on the part
IF the Clergy and of Christian people OF
he day specified.
Hal. B. CASE, G. w. 2.
EDw. ANDERSON, CHI. DEP.
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FoR THE CHRONICLE.

EOh I'M SAhONANALs
Mr.. EDrroR.-During & sharp and cris
DIV political campaign Of 1886 for the Con.
eressional nomination, in the Nine.
tenth District, much personal bitter
I uess was engendered, especially be.
tween the Hon. John Hutchins, who
was q candidate for said nomination
and myself as the earnest and warm
friend of of Gen. Garfield, hose nom-
ination under the circumstances, l was
extremely anxious to secure.
Mr.. Hutchins and his friends, the
latter over fictitious signatures said
many rsyy lard things 10 the Chronicle
of and CONCERNING nc things well adop-
ted TO call forth replies, not of the
most estimable character. Iofcourse de-
Tended myself and Gen. Garfield rs bestI
could. In doingthis Mr.. Hutchins claims
I said tco much, that ] entirely over
s. stepped the proper line Of d~emarcation,
even in such cases allowable, and done
him great injury in his pablo, politi-
cal, professional, and private relations;
that l imputed to him corrupt motives
in seeking a nomination for Congress
and charged him with drawing money
wrongfally from the U. s. Treasury.
Now as to these claims, the smoke of
battle having cleared away and a calm
survey Of the field had, L have only to
that I intended no such thing, but
On the c~ontrary'I said most pointedly
and certainly, that l had repeatedly
voted for Mr.. H. for high and impoI-
tant positions, and would cheerfully do
10 again under other and different cir
,umstances.
I have ever regarded Mr.. Hutchins
IS an honest, honorable, high minded
nan, a worthy citizen, a kind and Oblig-
ng friend and neighbor. and faithful
representative, and if in the heat and
excitement OF said campaign, l charged
i'm with improper motives, or said any
hing to induce others TO think i'll of
I'M, 1 sincerely regret it. l never
to do him an injury in any of
he relations Of life, but simply TO So
ure the nomination of his competitor.
his and nothing more was my hearts
esire in that memorable contest.
T. J. McLAIN
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While Rev. Mr.. Hartapee. presiding
elder n the Nashville District of the
II. E. Church, was waiting for the train
at Mitchellsville, on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad; in Sumner county,
Tennessee, recently, he was assaulted
and driven from the village by some
ex-rebei soldiers, and his life threaten
ed II he should ever return. Mr.. Hart
apee was obliged to walk to Richland
Station, where he took the train for
Nashville. He was told by the rufia ans
that his offense vas organizing Loyal
Methodist Churches and encouraging
schools for colored people.
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Elixir OF Life Cures

Cholera Cholera Morbus. Cholera Infantum.
CIamp, Collie. Dysentery. Dierrhea. Pain in the
Stomach, &c, DC.
Dr. Murray's Medicines are no hu1Bug. but
are valuable remedies /; such is the universal
testimony Of Thousands thrOcgh western Penn
S~ylvania, and eastern Ohio, who have used these
remedies tor.the last fifteen years. The CONSTANT
has compelled Dr.. Murray to increase bis "a
eilities for manufacturing, and IS in hopes soon
10 DO able 70 Place these invaluable remedies
in the reach Of every family. with q view Of
giving his entire attention TO the manufacturing
Of the remedies He hes made an Arrangement
with II. Bennett for the introduction and saIe
OF THE medicines throughout the United States
and Territories. To the afflicted we would Az
give these remedies atrial. feeling assured that
they viii give you relief. Ndhtres Grad Re
st0rer should De an sUeTy JGEiLH, for Il Is a sure
cure for Group.
These medicines are sold By Druggists and
dealers generally.
Orders for D. Murray's Natures Grand Re-
storer and Elixir Of Life. to be addressed to
h BENNETT CO
Hartford, Trumbun Co.. o.
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The a%laerity Of old Mr.. Welles. the
Secretary Of the Navy. in indorsing Mr..
J%ohnson's account Of his conversation
OF January IA, with General Grant. re-
minds US Of a saying of Mr. Lincoln.
"lf there is ever any difference in the
Cabinet" said Mr. Lincoln with q
twinkle o. his eye, there is q thing
| am always certain of. The member
from Connecticut is sure TO be on my
side"
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From bristol.

BRIsTOL, Feb. -, 1868.
EDITOR CHROSICLE:-As you kindly
encouraged our feeble efforts in giving you
a few items of news, that may be Of interest
to many, though overlooked, or not known
by Your more worthy correspondent
''Selin," we give the following, which will
be read with interest. Rev. Smith, assist
ed by Rev. Bartlett, OF the Disciple Church.
held = series Of meetings at North Bristol
school house, which resulted in much
good. Fifty-one persons protested faith IN
Christ, quite a number of whom, were
heads of families. a church has been
organized Of above seventy members.-
Already vigorous efforts are being made to
erect q commodious house of worship,
which without doubt will be accomplished.
Thus you see we are a live working people
in u spiritual, as well as IN our worldly
interests. More anon. LOIS.
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The banks in the East are holding a
large amount ofbank currency which
they find it difficult to fully employ.
According to a Washington dispatch,
the amount of currency in the Treas
ury has been increased So, 200, 900 since
February LIST. Should this tendency to-
ward an increase in the Treasury bal
lance be continued, it IS not likely that
the Treasury may find it necessary to
sell gold or bonds.
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CARPENTERS BOOK.
SixMOnths at the White 6ouse

Aay person who viii send Us the name of 4 new
subscriber for The Independent for one year.with
the money, will be presented with this book.
II viii be SEPT By nail. postage paid, or deliY-
cred at the desk. Of our publishing offce. Old
subscribers. not Il arrears, on renewing their
subscriptions, and sending US fifty cents extra,
will also be presented with 4 copy Of The BOOK.
We have already given away more than twelve
thousand copies Of this remarkable volume.
and the demand continues undated II ought
to be in every family in the country. The re-
tail price at the bookstores is Sl.50.
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q YOuNG ROLEs

The demand for this periodical continues; and
we hope every family which is not already sup
pied will at once allow Us to present them with
a copy for one year. on tn simple condition that
z new SUBSCRIBER with the money be sent US.
Old subscribers. not in arrears, will be supplied
also. II they wM. on renewing their subscrip-
ions, send US lily cents extra. No more ap-
propriate or valuable present could be desired.
from month TO month. as this monthly maya
zine Of brilliant stories1and beautiful i~llustra-
u9ns. The publishers price is 500.
Feb. IS, 1S5S-4t.
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4 DMINIsTRATRIX SALE OF

] ~ Nal E21h-L.
In pursuance ofan order grantedby the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbull County, Ohio, on the
18th day Of February. 1868. in q cause therein
pending, wherein Mary Sage. Adm'N. of James
Sage. Jr., is plaintiff. and Anna Sage, ct. al. are
defendants. viii Ofer for sale, AZ public auc-
ton. on Monday, the goth DAY Of March, 1858.
at 10 o'clock, a. N, upon the premises. the fol-
/ lowing described real estate. in the county Of
Irumbull, and State Of Ohio, tO-Wit: Being part
| Of Lot No, 3 in Bristol Township, in the county
Of Trumbull, and State Of Ohio. Beginning at
the southeast cOrL er OF land belonging 10 Sam
uel Kagy, said corner being the center Of the
County road leading north and south. thence
west on the south line OF samuel hagy's land
y south. ninety-seven rods and two links to 4
cOrner thence L. ~ A.. ninety-six rods and
ten hnss TO the center Of said road thence
liz As, and on the center Of said road 10 the place
Of beginning. and containing hfty and four
teuths acres Oflands excepting theretrOm fifteen
acres sold by sand james sage. Jr., 10 Hannah
A. Morton, January .. 1886. the deed for which
is recorded In the records OF said County. Book
Is. Page 80, 10 which deed reference Is made.
for a more complete description, and also excep-
ting tee acres from sand first described parcel.
decided by the Sheriff Of said County. 10 John
Strohm, and described rs being ten acres of the
south side Of 4 tract Of land sold By Jacob W.
SattengilI. TO James Sage. Jr, the north line 10
be parallel to the south line OF said Lot No. 5,
and so lar north from il Us 10 contain ten acres
OF land. said premises will be sold subject 70
the dover estate OfAAry sage. therein, and are
appraised al sou. No payment 10 be deferred
beyond two years. Deferred payments 10 bear
interest from date OF sale, and 70 be secured By
mortgage on said premises.
MANY SAGE, Adm'X.
By Taylor GJOnes. her AI0rney's-
March 4, lSjS-4t.
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A ~DMINIsTRAToR.s ale oF

~ XIII EoIAIL-
In pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio. L viii
offer for sale at public auction, on the 18th day
Of March, 1865, at2 O'Clock. D. d., upon the
premises. the following described real estate,
situated in the Township Of Hubbard, County
of Trumbull, and State Of Ohio. to-Wit known
as part Of Lots y and o in said Township,
sounded rs follows: East by lands owned By
Sarah Dilley. west BY lands owned BY Vim. A.
Johns north by lands owned by John NJ. Eli
Oft; south BY lands owned by Cornelius Beatty
and Sarah Dilley containing about 9 acres Of
land. No payments 10 be deferred beyond two
yeas. Deferred payments to be on interest from
day Of sale, and secured By mortgage on prem
ises sold. W. !. JACKSON. Admir-.
March. 4. 1S6s-3t Of-lho's Dilley. deed.
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oU1sA MuHLBAcH,s HIS.

. HORICAL NOVELS
We have received a new supply os these pOpu,
lar novels price 50 each.
Maria AntOinette and Her Son,
Frederick The Great and His Family.
Joseph the Second and His Court,
LOuisa Of Prussia and Her Times,
Napoleon and Butcher.
The Daughter Of an Empress.
Napoleon and the Queen Of Prussia.
The Empress Josephine,
Napoleon and Queen Louisa,
Berlin aud S~aus-Souci.
Frederick the Great and His Court.
The Merchant Of Berlin.
For sale al P0RTER'S BOOKSTORE
Feb. %. 1858
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DUBLIC SALE


OF Farms in Mecca Oil District and Wei
ntty. Trumbull County. Ohio. at the public
house of E.. Gilman, Mecca. on Saturday,
March %, 1865, at 70 o'clock, n. .
No. !. Moore Farm. center road, so acres, en-
closed with q good log house aud barn, the south
west corner Of il timber land. This is a very
desirable farm and worthy the attention of any
one desiring 4 small farm.
No. 2 Park Farm, near southwest corner
line Of Mecca, s. 1890 acres. fronting on road,
A log cabin thereon a portion Of it cleared and
enclosed.
Nos. Tibbett's Farm, near northwest cor
ner line, Mecca, 40 acres, timber land except
a few acres.
Ne 4. Mead or Gilman Farm. on the main
road running through Oil District, IS acres, with
q large barn, frame house and log house there
on about twenty acres under fence. about
thirty acres timber land. This farm is near the
center Of Oil District. surrounded by some of
the best producing wells yet struck.
For particular information as to location Of
farms, apply TO Mr.. E Gilman. Mecca.
Terms of sale--Z5 per cent cash, to be paid
when struck of by auetioneer. the balance on
delivery Of deed. Phillips Oil Company.
JOHN Z. COCHRAN, Supt.
No. 2l1 North 18th ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
March l. l56S-4t
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HOVEY d co.'s ILLUSTRATED
III GUIDE TOTHE FLOWER and VEGETA-
BILE GARDEN, for 1868. Is now ready. Con-
tanning l40 pages. illustrated with SO engrayings
offowers and novelties. with full dissertations
Of nearly $500 Varieties of Fl0Wer and Vegeta-
Bile Seeds. accompanied with complete praei-
cal directions for the cultivation and treatment
and a eolored plate Mailed free 10 al anpli-
esnts on TIE receipt offs cts. Address HOVE
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A farmer named E. W. Dixon, in
PittsyIyania county, Virginia, was re-
dueed to beggary a few days since, by
being robbed of S8,0O0-the amount
received from sale of his farm but one
day previous.
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T NOTICE.

IL Julia VI. Lewis. whose residence is un-
knovu, will X notice that her husband. All
son Lewis. did. on thelith day Of February, 1903,
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Trumbull County Ohio, against her. charg-
ing her with adulterE aud praying said Court
to be divorced from said Julia Ii. Lewis, and
for the custody oftheir minor child. Said Pc
tition will be for hearing al the next term Of
said Court. PHILIP IN. FOOTE.
Feb. -. lS5S-otS Attorney for PITT
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THE GREAT KEYSTONE REMEDIES.
Natures Grand Restorer,
AND ELIXIR OF Lift,

NATURES GRAND RESTO-
~ RER, Cures Wtooping Cough. Measles,
DIptheria. Cough. Group. Asthma. Quinsy,
Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Weakness Ofthe Lungs,
Dihcclty Of Breathing. General Debility, Pal
pitation Of the Heart. Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant, Loss Of Appetite, Female Deranze-
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March 4. 6


IN In pursEsn,e OF an order Of sale Of the
Probate Court ofTrlmbun County. Ohio. made
on tie nth day Of February. ISIS, in the case
against his ward. fhe undersigned will, on tho
2Sthday Of March. 1865. at y O'Clock. on the
premises. offer at public sale. the following des-
crihed real estate. situate in Fowler Township,
TrumbuIl County. Ohio, to-wit known as
part Of Lot No. .. OF the origion9l survey of
said township: Bounded on the north BY lands
OF Harry Beach, south By lands of George Sig
Ter. east By the highway. and West-by lands Of
Harry Beach. containing about one-fourth of
an acre Ofland and the buildings thereon. Said
sale to be upon the following ermS. to-Wit:
No payments TO be deferred beyond two years.
All deferred payments TO bear interest from the
day Of sale, al six per cent. per annum, payable
annually and secured by mortgage on the pr en-
ises. Appraised az five hundred and dfty dol
lars (S550,OW HARRY BEACH, Guardian
March 4. lS6S-3t Of Wilbur Aidrich.
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EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Peter B. Cook. Plaintiff, vs.. J. II. HAYES,
and Mrs ]. II. Hawes his kife, and G.. Butler,
defendants. In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbul County. Ohio.
The defendants. J. II. HAYES aud Mrs. J. H:
HAYES, his vile. and C.. Butler, nonreSidents of
Ohio, will take notice, that the plaintiff. Peter
D. Cook. has filed his petition against them in
the Clerks ofice Of said Court, on the 9TH day
OF February, lS5S. asking tina saidJ. Il. HAYES,
and hrs. j. II. Halves. his wife. be compelled to
convey to said plaintiff. the land set out and
described in said petition, as therein prayed for
and that said Z. butler, set forth any interest
which ne may have or claim in andtO said land,
and that the plaintiff may have the reliefasked
for in his said petition. and that said j.. IL.
Halves, and Mrs. jill. Halves. and @. Butler.
are reqired 10 answer said petition on or be-
fore May 9, lS6S, or the same will be taken as
true. and the relief the plaintiff asks for granted.
ADAMS 4 CANFIELD, Atty's.
March 1. lS6S Ct
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NOTICE

~ Is hereby given, that sealed proposals
viii be received at the Mayors Office of the In
eorporated village Of Warren. O.. for furnish
ing material ana building sewers on Washing
ton avenue. and MahoHing Street. in said Vii
lage. until the first day Of April next. Plans
and specifications are on file at said Mayors
office and can be seen by all persons inter ested.
In. DAWSON, Mayor.
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TESTfWONIALS

MEssRs. H. BENNETT ( Co-GESrLENEx-
l have kept in NY house during the last ten
rer. sndhsve useei it for Group. Sore Throat.
Cough and Bronchitis. with satisfactory results.
and believe the medicine to be one OF great
value for the diseases spesiies. His Elixir Of
LifehaS been used in my family to some extent
and I believe It 70 be equally good
HartfoTd, o.. Nov. II. 1865. JOEL MINER.
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MEsszs. Il. BESxErr q Co.-GExrLExEx-
Having used DR.. z. Murray's Narare's Grand
the last 10 years. / ehn most cordially recon-
mend them toall who are in need OF s1ehrsme-
dies. and can assure them that I have never
found their equal. PAUL WELLMA AN.
Hartford, o.. Nov. Q, 1885,.
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DANKRUPTCY-

In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat.
ter of Addison Randall. Bankrupt. In Bank.
ruptcy-
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: The undersigned
residing at Warren. Trumbuli County, Ohio.
hereby gives Of bis appointment as As
ty Of Trumbull. State Of Ohio. within said Dis.
triet, WIN has been adju6ged a Bankrupt ubon
his own Petition By the District Court Of said
District. W q. SPEAR. Assignee.
Warren. D.. March 1. Is6S-3t
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE VI. SWEET. M. d.,

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT.
lU5 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. J. ". Poland
HOYT, STRATT0N & HAPGOOD. ElA-
SNIIHandJ. HARMON. Agents, Warren, o..
BENrOS MYERs q C~ASFELD, and STROye Z
ARMsTRSG. Wholesale Agents.
March 1S57-lyr.eo
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SALE

OGAS 0AAGs
Il On Saturday. the 18th day Of April, 1855
berween the hours Of one and four o'clock. D. IN
Of said day. by order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas. Of Trumbull County, Ohio. will offer fol
sale 10 the highest bidder, at the south door OF
the Court House in the villsge OfWarren, o.. the
acknowledgements lands. tO~-Wit-Situate in War.
reu Township. Trumoull Co.. D., bounded as
follows, to-Eit: Beginning AZ an Elm tree
Standing In the southwest corner of land con
veyed b. John CroEell to James Crawford,
thence southerly along the east line Of lands
now owned by Charles Howard, five chains -
links TO the center OF WASHINGTON avenue
thence east on center Of said avenue one chain
= links 20 post thence northerIy five chains
~ links TO post In the south line of said Crav-
ford's land thence west on said line, one ehai n
. links. 10 the place Of beginning. cOntaiuing
by survey of Junins Danna, sixty-fve one hun
dredths of an acre Of land.
Terms ~ofsale; one-hGlfin hand. and balance
in one year with notes or interest, and mort
gage security: MARY HARMON,
Mareh !, looS-0t Trustee.
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New Advertisements.
IST OF LETTERS

Held FOR postage at the Warren P. o. A let
ter addressed to D.. J. Adams, louisiana. Mrs.
e M. Preston. Brunswick. o. Mrs. Mary NJ.
Adams, Tecumsah. Mich.
Those marked with a sT4R are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above, will
please call for advertised letters
If not called for in 90 days will be sent to dead
letter office.
0fice hours. go a. m..-to 80 pm,
Il. Il. TOWNSEND, P. ".
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. EGAL NOTICE.

IL David W. Davis, plaintiff. vs.. william B.
Williams, defendant. Before Isaac Montgom-
cry. J-P-. Of Brookfeld Township. Frumbull
County, Ohio. On the 10Th day Of January.
A. D.. 1865. said Justice issued an order Of Ar
tachment in the above action. for the sum Of
thirty one dollars. SSl,00.
BrOOkfsld. Feb. Is. IS6s-st
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4 ENGAGEMENT

HCharles Wsnnemdker. vs. Nicholas Aek-
ingtOn Township, TTumbull County. Ohio.
On the 2lst day of Feb. 1855, said Justice issu-
ed an order Of attachment in the above action
Said case win be for hearing on the It'll day of
April. 1868. at 10 o'clock. .. N.
CHAS. WANNEMAKER-
By Homer Norton, his Atty.
March 4. 166s-3t
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DISSOLUTION.
IL The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the underlined, in the mercantile bust
ness at Jo~hnsonvills. in Trum6uu County. o.,
under the name of Holcomb q Langley, IS this
day dissolved By mutual consent
The business viii be continuedby NJ. ". Ian
Eley, who is FULLY authorized to settle and close
up the business Of the late firm
II. D. HULC0MB,
Feb: %. Isss-St. N. W. LANGLEY.
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The White Pine COmDOUBd GurpS

Sore Throat. Colds. Coughs, Diptheria' Bron-
us Slltli3g OF Blood. aud Pulmonary Alice
Tse1srehy. Il Is a remarkable Remedy for
Nancy complaints. Diabetes, DificuItvb M V.id--
lns Ct1ne. Bleeding from the Kiduevs AMI RIAL
DER, travel, and other eOmDIainfz