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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
Time 1891, 2'3sl, 2.3y3, 2 500.

There was quite large crowd at
the Park on the 18th inst. to see the
two trots, in which owners were to drive
in both instances. The first was trot
of three miles out, in harness, for $50
a side ). this was won, without strug>
gle, by Mr.. Swain's b. c. Fisher beating
Mr.. kehoe's ch. f. Dolly. Time. 1895
The second race was mile heats, best
8 in 5, for q sweepstakes of $500 this
was won after hard contest, by Cronk
he taking the first. third and fourth
heats, in 3.114, 3044, 306. Hiram
won the second heat, in 3'044.-Spir,t
of the Times
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
NOW, READER,

self-abuse. veners al diseases badly cured. and
sexual excesses. are all capable of producing z
a weakness of the generative organs The or
gans of generation, when in perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03

The Five Dollar Sewing Machine purchased
by me. January, 1865, from the Family Sewing
Machine Company, Nassau Street, N. T., has
been in almost constant use ever since. 1t has
not been out of order once. Has cost nothing
for repairs, and and IL simple and reliable In
operation, and always ready to sew. Those
friends of mine who use them with the new
arc very mucn pleased. The one
have / would not part with.
MRS. ANN w. CUTHBURT,
42s. Weet 36lh-Strest, New York.
Al-Ars
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
NOTICE.

WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR HORSES,
cattle or sheep, my CAMERA Il and pKgT-
TOCRAPHlG > rock also my dwelling
house and Gallery In Dallas. For parsiculars
inquire Of b. r. Nichols or .sF
iO.tf CHAE. LAFoLLETT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03

cALT.-cARMEN ISLAND AND Lfv-
- ERPo0L. Salt, In quantities 10 suit. a
COX D KARHARTE, ealen.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03

The S12 Lever Watch, No. 1880,
purchased from Chas. p Norton & Go.
81 Nassau Street, New York, January
9Th, has been carried by me over six
months, with total variation in time
of only 90 seconds, without the sight
est regulating, and presents the same
brilliaucy of color as when purchased.
81 JAMES r. WILSON,
Sec. American s. M. Go. N. Y
New York, July 30th, 1870. 3f3m
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03

have for the past eight months,
constantly used one of the SIS Norton,
Oride Gold Lever Watches, manufac>
tured by Chas. P. Norton & Co. 86
NassausStreet, New York, and found
the total variation in its time but one~
halt minute, go seconds,) and it re-
tains the same appearance of gold as
when purchased. Several of our men
Ese them with the same results. |
cheerful recommend them for correct
moss and wear.
HORACE w. WHITAKER.
~ 0m Erie Railroad.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
THE TURF.
Racing at Agricultural Park.

The trot on Saturday last called out
much larger crowd than we have
seen on the track for long time The
weather up to noon was hazy and foggy.
but the Afternoon turned out pleasant.
The trot was for horses that had never
beaten 2'39. in harness, for purse of
$500. to go mile heats. best three in FIVE.
the winner to get $500, and the second
horse 500. The fact that the ma
iority of the contestants had beaten
2.39 since the entries were closed,
brought good many persons to see
how much these fgutes would be re-
dnced, but our prediction that 2.39
would win is correlated by the time rec
ord.
The Judges were Vice Preident III.
r. Covey, assisted by Mesers G. S.
Crittenden, and Ex- President Captain
E. j, Weeks; Distance Judge, |. N
Killip. Timers, Messrs. Lon. Hamil.
ton and-White
FIRST HEAT.
The heat was trotted in a dense fog !:
at the three-quarter pole could be seen
Belle, Ajax, aud Penuts side by side
the other two haedly in the race the
three named swung into the home
stretch together. 1t was now a"life and
death" heat, and brought out all that
could be done in the way of expert
driving. Belle crossed the score first.
Ajax at her wheel. and Peanuts half a
length behind him, the other two a bad
fourth and fifth Time, 2.394.
sEooNDHEAT.
Belle hroke at the qnarter pole, and
Peanuts shot by and opened a gap
of two lengths on her Russell also
out trotted the mare and vent up to
Peanuts, but could not get past his
wheel and the heat was finished in that
position, Peanuts winning the heat,
Russell second. Belle third Bracelet
fourth, and Aajax fifth. Time 2'39t
THIRD HEAT.
This was repetition of the last heat
with the exception of Belle and Ajax
changing places. Time, 2.28a.
FOURTH DAY.
This was the best contested mile trot
ted in the race. Little Ajax swung to
his friend Peanuts, and wonld some.
times 60 up to him, bnt as often he
would get the cold shoulder at the dis
tance stand Peanuts made extraor-
dinary exeftion and crossed the score
the winner of the heat, race and first
money. Time, 2.39l.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURHL PARK. Nov. r.
Purse $500, mile hean, 3 In 5, I'm har-
ness, fol-. horses that never beat. $50.
First horse to get $500 second horse
800.
Mr.. EoHs Peanuts ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. I | /
Mr.. FarrelPs Baltimore Belle. 3 3 5
Mr.. MeLellans Ajax ,..... ............. A 2 2 4
Mr.. Rurgaon's Billy Russel........... 2 4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
EARTHQUAKES.

A wear ago an elaborate article APP
peared IN BlackwOOd, arguing with no
little ingenuity, as well as ability, that
the origin Of earthquakes was TO be
sought, not in the movement OF vast
masses OF liquid matter, but in dis
turbed electrical conditions. Within s
month there has been generally pub
Iished throughout the country q letter
addressed to the P~ittsburg Commercial,
from ONE one connected with the OBJ
servatOry in Allegheny. After calling
attention TO the extraordinary and rapid
changes now in progress on the solar
surface-changes so numerous that the
photograph can but imperfectly render
them,'' and so incessant that "the
draughtsman labOrs after them in vain"
the writer proceeds TO say: 1.-THE pub
lie may not share in the interest Of the
professional observer in such matters,
but our OWL planet is too intimately
connected with these phenOmens not TO
make them claim interest from ali Of us.
Why these magnetic needles move re-
sponsively 10 these great changes in the
sun, or why aurOras will light up our
winter sky at intervals more frequently
repeated as this solar action is more viO-
lent, are Questions which astronomy is
now trying to answer. The fact that
they do 50 IS certain the u is still
wholly unknown to scisln6," 2
Since the brilliant aurora ct thr6s
weeks ago, and the still more brilliant
one of last Friday night, the suggestion
embodied in the extract We have quoted
has been taken up in several quarters,
and it has been stated that the Northern
lights have been already visible fifty
times this year, whereas ~ Other years
they are seldom seen more than forty
times during the entire twelve months,
Moreover it is also stated that magnetic
storms have been unusually frequent
and unusually violent during the past
few months. The startling event Of
yesterday viii excite a new interest in
the discussion OF the relations that exist
between the earth and the sun, and will
perhaps, lead % ~ investigation Of the
theory Of the BlackwOGd yrher.-CiR-
ciHHdd Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
OYSTERS.

DRIDGE NOTICE.
ID AUDITORS OFFICK,
wAEEES, Trum6uH Co. Ohio,
October p. $50.
siOners OF TrumbuH county intend TO build
an iron bridge across the east branch OF the
MahOning river, al Earlville, in Newton
township, and that Monday, the nth day OF
December, lSE0, is nxed for the hearing OF
any objections that may be made against
the same o X. WOLCOTT,1 n
Attest: Ii. PAYNE. CONS.
JAS. %. KENNEDY, c.. Auditor.
Notice is also hereby given that the Com
missioners OF Trumbull county, Ohio. will
receive sealed proposals up TO y O'Clock, NJ,
OF the 9Th day OF December, $50, at the Aud
itOr's ONCE or said county for the cOnstruc-
ton Of a 8 Iron br1dg or n undre
and forty-six feet span, with fifteen feet
roadway, across the east branch OF the Ma
honing river, at Earlville, in Newton town
ship.
The flooring to be two and one-half inches
thick and eight inches wide, TO be laid dag
onally; the jOists to be two and one-half
inches thick. and twelve inches wide, and 70
be laid twenty inches apart from center to
enter. All lumber 70 be the best OF live
oak. The iron to be all well painted with
two coats OF mineral paint. All the mate
rails to be OF the best quality, and the work
to be done in the most thorough and work
mi manner, and the bridge warranted
in every respect 70 nave a sustaining power
OF tE-othousaEd pounds per ~linealfOOt. The
contractor 10 give good and sufficient Eecur-
ity for the performances Of the contract, aud
the bridge 70 be completed by the irst day
OF April, 1871.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids received.
o. K. WoLCOTT,0 r.
E A. REED, 49,;
LIB. PAYNE, Comh-
JAS. D. KENNEDY, Auditor.
+. W. hEssERsNTTHs Surveyor. Oct asst
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
THE LADIES COURSE

OF three years is similar 10 the above. The
High School and Primary departments are
ably conducted by competent instructors,
and embrace all the branches taught in the
high Observation-Disclosures school oftheS State,
The German Department Is unler the In
strpctiop Of PrpL Frank Miller, i. s, thor
Ough English and native German scholar.
and offers one Of the best opportunities for
obtaining instruction in this branch, offered
by any College or University in the United
States. The OF MUsICS SCHOLARS. is
especially invited to the MUSICAL DEPART
NEST. Few institutions offer equal facili-
ties 10 Western Reserve Seminary for gain
ing instruction in vocal and instrumental
ME5ic. AtPg Ella II. WolcOtt, Prof. Of Ipstrur
mental Ausic, rs q gOapg lady OF line Gull
ture and pleasing address, and has proven
herself very efficient IN her art. Assisted By
Miss Louisa WelOott, she Is able 70 give In
struction to a large class Two hne lustru-
ments. owned by the Misses Wolcott are
for rent to students in this department. AT
reasonable rates.
IHE LOCATION iEquist, healthy and Meas
ant. The e1penSeg reasonable. The J1dLd-
ings large and cOmmOdlOuS. d grounds
beautiful. b facilities for s~elEb0ardI1S
nowhere 10 be eXcelled. Pleasant rdbms
farpishel With stove, table, and bedstead
forSi 70 SSEer ferh1r suitable for two TO rour
Etugepts. Tie FihteF terra Commences Nov
p $50. spaag t6fm MRfph :, ISL.
Send for Catalogue. Addrsks q"
Oct. %, ls7O-tL rFincipai'
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tides Of the Ocean. That the undula-
lions Ofthese tides should DO felt less near
the surface OF the earth and more in the
upper stories OF high houses, is a fact
for which we have no explanation. The
subject is not yet fully developed, and
no certain reason a be given that will
explain the cause OF earthquakes in
such a manner as to I've the whole
subject.
The most terrible earthquakes known
were the n which destroyed Lisbon ;
those Of Valparaiso, Caracas, in 1872 ;
OF Alleppo, in lS22; Of Murcia and Va
lencia, in 1879; Of Ia Conception, in
1885 Of Naldivia, in 1887; OF Martinique,
in 1889; Of GuadalOupe, in 1913 OF
Bresse, in 1855, and OF Basilicate, in 1851.
As far as VIC could learn, there was no
damage done by the earthquake yester-
day, in this neighbOrhOOd, and but little
was felt OF 1t in the low stories Of build
ings. Men working about the retaining
wall at the foot Of Bank street felt not
the slightest influence Of the shock, and
but little was heard Of it about the pier.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26


Old Mother Earth had a ''chill" on
Thursday last, commencing up in the
ague regions Of Michigan and ending in
Maine. Accounts report the shock Of a
earthquake as having visited Detroit,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York, Mon
treal, Portland, Maine, and various in
termediate points. Near the latter city
800 feet Of railroad track settled ten feet
at the time Of the shock. We happened
to be in New York when the quake
struck the metropolis. There vas a
lively time for awhile, and not few bad
" frightened people. New York likes q
sensation, and the newspapers were in
e~cstacies over the earthquake, Of course
claiming that the biggest shock was felt
in that city. The fact is that half the
people would never have known there
had been an earthquake there, but for
the newspapers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
THE SCIRNTIFIC COrRSF-

The highest course, poW taught in this
school, is a four years OtrSe,G thorough and prdc-
teal. being fully equal TO similar courses in
the best Colleges OF the States. This course
embraces FIVE TERMS OF LATIN; NINE
TERMS OF GERMAN Oh FRENCH; NINE TERMS
OF MATHEMATICS, m the usual amount Of
other branches, given in similar courses.
From the many complimentary notices OF
this course we beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing extracts: Rev. A. Schuyler, A. NJ,
Prof Of Mathematics and Logic, in BALDWIN
University, writes: - heartily approve OF
IL, Uhe Counsel in whole and in part. You
have been very juqiOiogs In the selection
and in the arrangement Of the studies"
Also, the following from Rev. John Whee-
Ter. ID. D., Pres. OF The Iowa Wesleyan Uni
Yersity. "A scientific course OF iouryears
enlarged and thorough and well worthy the
degree Of Bachelor OF Science"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
Ohio Congressional DELEGATION.

The congressional delegation nom
Ohio will stand relatively politically as
before-4 Republicans and Democrats.
The Republicans lost the third and fourth
districts, but gained the first and ninth.
thereby holding their own In num-
Dersr although the defeat Of Gen. Schenck
is regarded as particularly unfortunate.
He was beaten only So votes, and il is
claimed by his friends that the Demo-
Gratis cheated twice that number of Re
publicans-cOlOred men, and disabled
soldiers at the National Home at DAYTON
out Of their votes. It was supposed
that Gen. Schenck would contest with
Campbell for the seat, but we observe
that in a letter written to a friend in
Washington, he says he shall not con-
test, having no taste for that kind OF bu-
siness. Our own Representative, Gen.
Garfield, will now, probably, be regard
ed as standing at the head Of the Ohio
delegation in Congress, by reasO Of eX-
perience, commanding talents and per-
sonal influence.
The delegation is composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen. Republicans in Ro-
man, Democrats in italics:
lst-AaToa F. Perry. Rep. gain.
2d-JOb +. Stevenson.
sd. D. Cdmpbe{l. Dem. gain.
4th-J. p Mckinney. Dem. gain.
5th-C ". LdMiSOH.
6th-John A. Smith.
7th-Samuel SheIlabarger.
Sth-John Beatty.
9th-Charles Foster. Rep. gain.
lOth-E. d. Peck.
llth-John T. Wilson.
l2th-PhiiddclDh Tdn Trump.
l3th-Go0rge ". Morgan.
l4th-James Monroe.
l5th-W. p. Sprague.
l6th-JOhn a. Bingham.
I7th-Jacob A. Amber.
lSth-William II. Epson.
l9th-James 4. Garfield.
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New Advertisements.

BOOKS, just received al
IN POrter's Book Store.
Bancroft's History u. s., 9 vol.
United States Dispensatory,
Clark's COunnentary on New Testament
Scott's do do do
The Heart OF the Continent,
Hume Hut, England,
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Illustrated Life Of Christ,
RecOllectiOns Of q Busy Life,
Encyclopedia OF Literature,
Hugh Milleris Works, in 10 vols.
Youatt on the Horse,
Gibbons Rome, 6 vols.
Dicks Works 5 vols.
Hotel Registers,
KRne's Attic Explorations,
Night Scenes in the Bible,
Richardson's Beyond the Mississippi.
Warren's Household Physician,
The Andes and the Amazon,
Opportunities fer Bushes, by Freddy
Four years among Spanish Americans
Companions Of my Solitude.
Stepping Heavenward,
DR.. Smiths Old Testament History,
Resources Of Pacific Slope,
Waverly Novels in 5 vols.
Life OF Audubon,
Dichens' Works In 7 vols.
DR.. Chase's Receipts,
Letters Of Washington Irving.
Oct. &c. lS70-3t.
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SATISFACTORILY SUITED BEFORE.
BANKRUPTCY.

BANKRUPTCY.
DIN the District Court Of the limited
states, for the Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter Of Newton o. FRnsler. ct. al.
Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy. A warrant in
Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate Of NewtonO. Fansler. pa
vid Fansler, Samuel Fansler, and James
Hyde, Of Cleveland, o., in the county or
Cuyahoga, and OF Bristol, in the oognty Of
Trumbql, of tue State OF OHIO. in said Dis
trict. adjudged Bankrupts upon the petition
OF the ID Nat n Of Cleveland, ct. al,
their creditors; and the payment OF any
debts, and the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Bankrupts, to them or to
their use, and the transfer OF any property
by them, are forbidden by law.
Ameeting Of the Creditors OF said Bank
rupts. TO prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees Of their estates, will be held
AZ a Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at
U~leFelRHd, 10 sal1 Di5trict. on the l6th DAY
Of NoY.ISI0i at lg9'cloek, q, m At the unica
OF MFrqnh ketthii Esqr one Of the Regis
tiers In BANKRUPTCY or laid Court
HARRY THOMPSON.
Deputy U. s. Marshal, Messenger.
Mason q Kain, Att'ys for Petitioners,
Oct. q, lS70-2L.
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Western Reserve Seminary
AT
WEST FARMINGTON, D.
a GARD.

THE PRINCIPAL Of the Western
ReSeTUe Seminary, would respectfully in
vie the attention OF the parents and youth
wide spread reputation Of the school for
Thorough work the universal Subtraction
given 10 the students and patrons, together
with the fact that while other institutions
throughout the Reserve have fallen OF in
their attendance since last fall from twenty
to forty ercent., the Western Reserve Semi
nary has more students now than at any
previous term, for nearly three years, fully
attest the ability and efficiency OF the man
agement and board OF instructors. The fol-
lowing particulars are worthy careful con-
.LA.--aLnn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Itseems quite probable that something
is going on about Cuba, and that there is
something in the report that PRIH has
offered to sell the island to the Cubans
for $4,000 900, or some other sum, the
United States guaranteeing the bonds
This would be an indirect way Of selling
the Island to the United States, for it is
scarcely probable that the Cubans would
be able to lei the engagement. The
possession Of Cuba by this country can
be favored on two grounds: The liabili-
ty Of the Island 70 fall into other hands,
that might become unfriendly, and the
cheapening Of certain products which we
consume in large quantities and produce
in small quantities OF not at all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER.
We have received the October number
Of the above named excellent Journal,
published by J. W. Mcintyre, st. Louis.
It deserves the many encomiums passed
upon it
This number, besides the usual origi-
nal and selected matter, l~essOns.for each
Sabbath, Blackboard teaching, &c, con-
tains a list Of lessons for 1871. They
constitute a valuable series embOdying,
as they do, Old and New Testament
Study. Specimen copies Of Magazine
and lesson papers are offered by the pub
Usher without chargeOn receipto OF stamp
for postage. Lesson papers are also pub
I lished in German.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
AGHNTF

AIsaac Meacham, vs.. Mary J. Holeomb.
Before Charles Fitch, J. p, OF Kinsman
township, Trumbul County, Ohio. On the
18th day OF Sept. A. ID. 1870, the said Justice
ISSUED an Attachment in this action for
eight and 5-lO0 dollars. and said cause II set
ioT hearing on the 18th day q NpY, 81 %
o'clock q m. ISAAC MEAGHAM,
kinsman, o., Oct. %, lS70-Sts Plth.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Afew days ago, Mrs. VIM. Ash, resi-
ding in West Salem Tp., Mercer county
gave birth to three children at one time
two boys and a girl, their average weight
being Il pounds. Mother and children
are doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Ash was the mother Of eight chill
dren previous to this last addition to her
family.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OState Of OhiO, Trumbull County, g.
Apn Il. 4ieYEeF, In Frumbul Common
VS. fPIeas.
Andrew c. Meeker.j
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trumbun
County, Ohio, In the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, I shall eXpOseto
public sale at the Court House, In the City
Of Warren, Ohio on
Saturday, the gath day Of NOY, 1870,
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock,
p. NJ, OF said day, the following real estate,
situate in the County OF Trumbull. and
State OF Ohio, to-wit: A lot OF land in
Newton Falls, in said county Of Trumbull,
andis the same decided to said Andrew Q.
heeker by Isaac Lane, Appraised at $4,000.
qeE4H 0lEE. q. W. DICKINSON, sheriff
Sherins ONCE, Warren, o. Oct. p, l5Q.-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
-rHAxKsGrYTNG PROCLAMATION.
BIZ The President Of he United Stdfes'
PROCLAMATION:

A
1t behoOves a people sensi-
bleof their dependence on b Almighty,
6nbIielv and collectively 10 acknowledge
heir gratitude for His fsvors and mer-
cies and humbly to beseech FOR their
coDtinuance And WHEREAS, the peo-
Ne 81 the limited States during the year
now about to end have special u 70
ne thankful for general prosperity
ahundant harvest, exemption from pes
Thence. foreign wal and civil STRIFE. Now,
therefore,. bs it known that ], L. 5.
Grant President Of the United States,
c-oDcnrrin0 in anv similar recommends
lions from the chief magistrates OF States,
40 hereby recommend TO all citizens TO
meet In their respective places OF wor-
ship on Thursday, the 9th day Of No
yember next then and there to give
thanks for the bounty Of God during the
wear about to close, and TO supplicate for
its continuance hereby.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
the city of Washington, this 2lst day
Of October, in the year Of u Lord,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and OF
the Independence Of the United states
the ninety-hfth.
e[Signedl u. GRANT.
the President
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y Of State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

The result Of the election in Indiana is
the success Of the whole Democratic
ticket by a majority Of ABOUT LOO. The
Legislature is Republican in the Senate
by one majority, while the Reform Re-
publicans elected by Democratic votes
bod Ge balance Of power in the lower
HOUSE,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
MESMERINE.

MRS. w. H. NUMBERS Great
lll Qdiru0ynHf BlOOdRemedV,a positive and
never failing remedy for all diseases OF the
Blood, Liver and Spleen. For Dyspepsia Il Is
n radical cure. For sale by Hoyt e Spear,
No. 5 Main st., Warren, Ohio.
Oct. IS, IS70-Sms