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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-18

so'clo.k, .. M, Sept. Sd.
Boasft;e s,p~rsuant to adjournment.
Pressk ADypssr. Ran,sdell 4 Jaqus.
Proceeded 70 Examination Of claims.
Adjourned until o'clock, p. m.
o'clock p. m.
Board met, pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Poyneer, Ramsdell Jsqus.
Moved ths. the sum Of $50 be aprropris.
ted and placed in the hands Of the trustees
Of Toledo township, fr The use Of Daniel
Bear AMI family, to be expended as they
may see proper.
Carried.
Moved that the Auditor issue warrant
for $3.50, TO VIM. Blodgett, to apply on
Bridge contract for building Krouse and 2
Whannel bridges.
Carried.
Moved that the Auditor be authorized to
purchase copy Of the Code Of Iowa, for
each acting Justice Of the Peace in Tama
County, and take their receipts for the
same.
Carried.
Board adjourned until O'Clock, q. M,
Sept. 4th, 1878.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-18

Also corporation tax on the "a xable
properly Of the incorporated town Of Toledo
Of three (3) mills on the dollar - certified
BY Tho Recorder.
Also corporation tax on the taxable
property ofthe incorporated town Of Tama
City Of two (2) mills on the del ar 20 csrti-
ned BY the Recorder. Also > mill for
road purposes.
Also corporation tax On d. taxable
property Of The incorporated sewn u 1lsa.
tour (0rfsrd) II tkrss (o) mills On a. dsi-
lar, - certified By ths Recorder.
4. n. POPNHER,
. @. JAoUA,
u JOHN RAMsDELL.
a.s.,sNfyfhst he Auditor bs authorised
10 subnitsts xhs, qa>liAsa voters Of Tams
oouaty.st ~ .gepsrsl slsstion 70 b held
October lltl, f875, The question whether or
not the Board Of Super siscrs Of said eeun-
, 1873-09-07
SETTLED THIS TINE.



a Notoraous Character Obtains His
Deserts Mt Last.
Ttore are certain things that being often ro-
peated. ono gets very tired of hearing. Hesno
il TRAD OF TINT duoi business ro,fo1 oot ~.
tro'noly tired of Credit Mobiler. It is generally
thought that mentioning tho "achool fund.-. ia
not an agreeable way In cal, Mr.. scammon,a atx
ton+;or 1,1,o -ro,na,,. ~ .hat .ho .s.'.,.s..
~ou.u' .,, 1uo pio0posto aio 'n"s VIZ eh'asy
sfap" Will not be SCI to music by tho express
orders Of Matt Carpenter and Bon Butler, mud
laat, but by no meaua least, ID the name of John
Allen onc that tho ,c,vananar roor ~ c1t,sao
..,,,a ~. =. ~.. 4- =. 1A.sooo
~ "oa 'Ao " 4ot''s1 1o'6e' 'uueeu' no na1oa "
"oFse than original ssn, and this simply bo~
cause the newspaper man is Yirtuous and
John Al1cn is vicious, extremely wicked, and an
ti1nes that ho has lost all solf-rospect. There
are tow crimes committed in this city, whose
chief characteristics aro brazon mpudenco and
animal cunning, but TINT Immediately, with ono
accord, oil cxeaim, " that ia John ALIENS work."
He las figured iu great many casea whoro llo
fuenco Of his friends gets him, in
some mysterious manner, set at LIBERTY
to repeat his trick8 that orc vain.
It il generally thought ho had tic gcnora1 super
vision Of tho Issue Of the counterfeit $500 greoa-
backs. The last thing that John ia charged with
heard from) WAS very respectable citizen Of
Calumet, 20 years Older thall Johu, who waB tho
posseeBor OF fortune accumulated by raising
cabbageB for tho satrkraut-loVing population Of
Chicago sho was widow, fat, but neither fale
nor ~, but ugly and 80. She lad two sons onr
pthor VAS hung tor horse atealing.
John married this tnmi1y, not for love,
famo, nor connections, but for tho Widows casl1.
l!e took nef into euinptuouB Rpnstments con-
, 1873-09-07
COOK COUNTY TAXES.

's@s :" S0""4"u " the otAkc AtoflrA
~ .e ,HHeao'i"- i"-a1pAanntions by
An adjourned meeting Of the Committee up
pointed by tho State Donrd of Eoualzation tn
obtain information on WHICH to t,,o contaI
stock OF corporations in Cook County, was held
wore present tho throo n,emhera oy tho c,rr;t-
toe. r, p, Derrlokson> D. R. brcnfa.ter, ani1 q
Il. Dewey. ''>'
Aater tno leaalng and approval Of tho
minutes OF tho preceding days session.
Mr.. 4. J. Galloway, Chairman of
tho County Board of Eoua1izntion ~
TaYes, vas callca nno,, ~ ~ exa,s;. 49, ~.
s1a,sts, %as ,',s ~, oa up1n 10 e1p'a'n inc pan
aooP1eo ~ Ihe county board to arrive AZ falr
assessment Of tho lands and lots In Cook Oouu-
ty. Mr. Galloway made briof e1nlanation
Ho said all lands and lots vara tra.toa lib
1'y taAtn6 1no asseBSea Valuo returns Oh twenty
or thirty acres in each town or township, thoy
could readily 500 the notion and opinion of the
Assessos, and compare tho 'returna with vhnt
m ;nou;rv woa fornd ~ ha ~ ssn, ".'',
~ w. 'nlaas, "AA m MUM 60 10 Tue essh vaiue OF
.no piopei,y. lnus tney mad the foundation
the assesHed value. Mr. Galloway foit that tho
present Revonuo law was yery poorly adapted to
stch county ID COOK. Lie thought there should
DO regular County AasosHor, who should lave
M Office and proper clerical forco, and koep
sot OF mapB and plats. Tho plats should bo
revised from timo to time, notices aud records Of
aales should be made, and the whole business Of
tho office kept IN proper shape,
Mr. Dewoy inquired il tho County Board had
mndo \ fair equalization, according to their boat
knowledge7
BIZ. Galloway responded that that had 1nado
The equalization al we'll az thoy werc nble
to do.
Mr. MoMaeters inquired whether, II tho
Equalization Buard should recommend 200 per
cont inoroase Q decrease, It would be fair -
between CITY lots aud town lants.
Mr.. Galloway thoughtit would bo equitable.
Mr. Daniol A. Jones, Esq, President Ut the
Chamber OF Commerce. was called upon to sneak
, 1873-09-07
a Messenger Robs tho American
Express Company Of
$4,000.
He lis Arrested In IOWA. nud
LIS Now I'm the COuln-
ty Jail.
The City Police Knew Nothing About II,
Mt Course, and an Outside
Agency Is Called In.

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, 1873-09-07

ENTERTAINMENTS e attor long aud painful illnos.
TSssat I'D re- 9sPs 9sssfa aspsr. please
hoe @ s1fns nsh s s
%snth Tho funeral oe:a'asd % . Ia q 1t
.ua M; bsSy ID 9eE 4. o
though hos sde!hs. va vi si o,r
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ore oT .Deoy o. & e. h her I'D .ea Ed
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Saise ss ,s%a 9ss ;ss
sa I'D ots:ad ds ss 0sd
Thn TIL .sSys sy a'5
enG ia 9:ln angels ssR ~si
Ts sss: .sss s g s / nes Rss
nz fa n eponins eas I'd fragrant Swors ves
a day. whora b!ossos thiok s IL liz ohus sdc
LaPorto t1nd.,. Dotroit and San Francisco papors
pleaao copy.
e I'd o ssp aSsI aa% as.a
'ers faas!a asa T mesnth; ssn:v. u m Sunday s,nt
Rs,aa ass ed hss q n c'stS snd
Il {: ss ''ffs
s'1ba ss sbss E ssfzs Eas ssssa sxsa
aas5al :cfv!oes at tho ro.denco iii ru1.ons. en-
e. sss ssS' sssa srs asssha sna
HTORRS-In this city, Seps a. 1asa Ma1;,b E1,7c ,1
, 1873-09-07

dorpn will doub.ioss anmate psiuter and staeo-
manager. Ample time laa toen givon Tor tho
production Of Tho play ainoc its first aunouico-
mont aud wheu I is produced both tho mount
general criticism. Tho play ia PCT With oycry ~
French scholar. a. woll ns with ovcry Fronoli-
man mud whether cal1od "Vio do bohomo,"
" Afmt," or "Frenchwomcn," It's nrst roproBon-
tations can'.ot but e1cite an lntorcst unusual in
and sentiment, 10 dofty blendcd IN tic oriei-
nal. thoro la 10 much to woep ut and to laugh ut
In It's contraBtod characters aud picturos Of
society, tl,at Mr.. AIcVloker will himself porhaps,
oral oritioam l,o viii ovoko Ia produ. Sing this
n,odorn classic Of tho Fronoh Stage. II Is eaid
that 1t will succeed "D4nmdnda."
, 1873-09-07
PERSONAL.

Tho Hon. J. T. Joy, OF Detroit, IL at the Bhermsn
Charles 1!eed III. r, OF England, is at the Sherman
The Hon. Isaac Shelby, Of Cincinnati, u at the
~ The Hon. John II. Ketchum, Of New York, IL at tho
Bhcr1nan.
The Hon. J. D. Warner, OF Now Orleans, ts At tho
The Hon. F. D. Fellows. OF st. johns, N. D., Is At
the sherman. " -
Capt. =. =. Dlackoly, Of Ban Frsnosco, u at tho
Grand lacihc.
The hon: ". Il. Morrison, OF Illinois, ID At the
Grand Pacific.
tho Grand Pacific.
a.. Sargent, Of Nov York; Capt. r, ], HaaYord NJ
Albany N. y. and tho Hon. George T. Plant OF 81.
Louis, ase At the Gardner uouae.
John H. IIo1ic, the old anh we,l.known Btnck Agent
Of The Lake Shore Michigan 8outIern A4roltl wIlo
was alset on tour Of 1ecrcation has returned, ala
IL again to be found at hia post.
Henry Zip, OF buffalo; the Hon. 9. n. Cummings,
Of pAt'n> li ]. Oondit 8mith. OF Buffalo: tle Hon.
, 1873-09-07
BALE BALL,

IT FHOFERHlUN1L PNoHFEGTH,
There n nothing nav to report about he procpoct OF
having few mora professional games played in this
city this season. Tho manager Of the OhcaRo Base
Ball Association has nut yot returned being detained
In Colorado by the severe tness OF member OF bis
family snd his representatives have not the authority
even II ihey had tho pluck md skill, to arrange
for few good games between crack clubs. II any
auch nrc to be given here before the close OF tho
son, they should como of before tho Exposition ends
II they postponed until after tat show coaes its
doors, and everybody is sick and tired Of public cxhi
htions Of all kinda, the financial result will not bo very
aattering. ''
AMALL. GAMES.
Tho Dane, Westlale l. Covert Club beat the Olipper
nino yestcsday by 4 scoro Of u tot,
The Franklin and Fiye.nen,s Olubs will plny tha
second game Of their ssries on Tuesday AFTERNOON on
tho Twenty-thlrd a.rnet grounds.
WaAuluKtuns, 2. N's -
, 1873-09-07
CRICKET,

MEETING or TIE CHICAGO op1cKEr orun
was held last o7onng In tho clubroo Of tas Sherman
House, for tho purpose OF completing tho oreanza-
ton Of the Club. The Committee on Dy-Invs
and Constitution made its report, which xaa
adopted with few alterations. Tho elec-
tton Of officers for tho ensuing year vos then
proceeded with, and resulted as follo9B: Irn p
Bowen, pEcsidents ]. L. Ramsay, Vice President: j.
a. Ellis, Treaaurcr, and E. A. Chambers, socrctary
Tho following gentlemen were elected to servo On
the general committee: James Alexander, " O.
Baker, Frank Bowen, T. A. Coley, Il. Co.. Ja1es Dar.
low, 4. Furber Il. g.. u. uar11ck, I. D. Phillips n j.
Htrect, Thomas Wright, and O. A. Watson.
communication from the Iaao Ball Club wah read
Offering to allow tho Of s grounds for the remain.
ther consideration.
general practice will DO held tomorrow afternoon
At tho grounds 1t fs expected that aschos will bo
arranged shortly with lacno College and tho st. Louis
TIE HOUTH g1DK oLYMP1Cs,
cricket club which meot at No. sos Cottage Grove
avenue, lad friendly game between Themselves on
Eflaay attornoon and showed pretty good playing In
ne evening they gave ball at OloaVer Mnl on tho
ufe1el boulevard, which waa attended by i select
parity. VOCAL music intetarersed Getween tho
dances and an orderly and agreeable time wus spent
Special DfspatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
THE GAME ADHoAD,
TORONTO, Bent. V.--Ihe St LouiA Cricket Club yere
vetor1h!ia orer tho Toronto, making 100 rA III tile
nsat And bo ~ tia socond tnnngs going rAt to bat
Wne Ioroto scored d ln tho ryt aud Ia III tho se.
ond innings.
, 1873-09-07
BILLIARDS..

sto8soH vs.. DEsauN0EH.
Ihe 8ar'e to bo played on Tucsday evening, ut tho
anesbnry Musio Hall, on Olnrk street, bttween these
two 1oca' experts will be tho only sporting cvent Of
the week u any consequence Both players hayo been
IN constant practice Blnco tho game WAS arranged and
nave showed remarkable akl In their private trials
Runs amounting to several hundred hayo been made
by osch and thoro is uo tol!ng where either Of them
Will stop If the bas aso got into favorable no
s'tion. NO bela OF my consequence hnyo yot been
made Oh tho result Of tho natch, md, conseaucut-
ly tho popular favoto cannot DO polntol out with
my degree Of accuracy s!osson, however, appears to
carry the crowd with him, his well-know1 Hstayino
Qualities, aud the iudontaLlo nolye which liz Ias
frendA. Tho probability ia that ho viii 10 the fayor
no N the pools to DO sold at Folcy's this evening,
nosn m IT. tne q Party by no mo1' ackward
POSSESS remarkable epcca" as II ii callcd and ia la
DC: e. any ssage of The ganc 10 virtually Win it. Tic
rangeHents Which hnyo been made for IT, Thcso have
peen intrnsed 10 tho care 4 AIR. odael Gsary goi,-
tcalan ol lArge experience III matters Of tic kind and
10 has executed tic trust relpsc In hu In ,nn,,ner
that deserves concndatiou Ha has rented the hn-gt
hall i the city, got out tue neatest printing aud mr.
rhnGeu tue minor details In corresponding style All
@ tn1a mas heea dono for tho purpose Of makny pu.o
nilara exhibitions moro popular not alone with gen.
fault. N~N@'
THAT TOURNAMENT.
Tho local biarsl-tutlu ,unufact,,rsrs with sno,,
ness Characteristic of he 4aye 80 fur fao4 TO offer
an1licent Inducements for tho holding Of national bill
lard tournament In this city during Exposition tno,
They do not possess seuse enough to know that such
tournament would put money IN their pockets. Tho
fereut view Of tho matter mud Ii Is moro than ukoJy
that the tournament viii be held under their
allspccs mr. aeary will go East during the present
week and consult with Mr. Collenler about Tie na-
ter. Tho result cannot bs doubted, especially when
Mr. Foey evnces willingness to do what he Gun with
money and tino to have the tournament occur. liz
Gun nee money in IT. but then ho Gun aeo farthcr than
tho average bniard-table manufact1lrer
, 1873-09-07

County had boom, asBoaaod at higher average
according to. value than uihny otl6r farming
moro than hor I'LL share OF tie burdon ,oi stato
taxation.
Aftor conBidoring Tho rotuinB made, tllo Com
nlittoo adjourned until 0;aO a. H. on h1on,lny.
Last evening hIr. Dewey LETT for joliet, to
make arrangements for meeting tho Asaosaors
thoro OH Tuesday morning.
, 1873-09-07
AGttATIN

~, IonoNFo Sept. G:-Tho wator in tho bay WIS again
dorenoon. but at $40 T. m. the gun was tlre a. ho
c,nPeitoss IN tho race for ths professional ain9o
.snl. alssaac9 miles. got uwuy. First prlxs 500
Evan Morr!e, Of Pittsburgh, aaa Thomas Iou,!on and
n1nhsry, u Toronto. Coulter won by lengths
Norris secolI, - 'At
, 1873-09-07

Sltcago, Danvite l. Vtncentos Railroad. ON mil
after sopt. g. tho Evansville h Tersc Isuto ExnrcHa
Will !eava the depot, corner Of Canal and Ktnzle
stroats, At $50 =. H.. will, Woodruff ar.or and s,cap
!nH coaencs ntsafhod, g thtt,lHh to Eyuuayiile
without change. q. u. hlAAatIELD. q. r. a.
, 1873-09-07
"FRENCHWOMEN," "

This Play will shortly produced at Moycker's
Thcatre. It has already been stated that 1t Ia a
translation Of IIenri Murgor'a "Vie do BoAeme,"
played during tho creator part Of the summer at
Wallaek'a Theatre undor tho title Of Mimi"
Tho comparisons suggested by tho two casts ia
, 1873-09-07

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LAL0)N FOR SALE. WITH FIXTURES AND
> iurnituf6t jsrFo hotaoi yar1 ohpav iunurD S64
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GAI.O0N FOR AAflt. DOING 4 GOOD BUSINESS.
- lt,d toAsona for sslliuu out AnuIy nt ia Huuth
C.1t...
GALoONt NEAR NANDOrrf{.HT, flI(IU0E, FOR
Qhry. II ron pzprot 1t, u, g. Gil1DWfiIfK i'll gonih
, 1873-09-07
CITY REAL ESTATE

TOR sALE-U,lEAr. HOUSE AND LEASE Or,a
II Tnn.la 1Dmts-sl, htAr tan HuEen; X ,od nuIx
l"rh" Il. Uaii at 10 huuth Qtarkf' F'o;=- !, j ii
, 1873-09-07

r EtsE AND FURNITURE OF dom NOARD-
~ tnEhnure tho soM hcast corner Of Harrison aud
,as Tor sale; vol ll"d With good having hn.r-
nrr causo Tor selling. sickness In the family. Cau ut
, 1873-09-07

4l and ii busin1s for hln.. would ko lu avqualmt.
aura II 'ail. han.'.mo aud x!aooal young aH,, aIe
hAppiu.az; must haYo xod ro!uEenqrs IN ln1ort al:
less aooolnlan cd BY rsAi nh,no and 1''oxsap! and
strictly o0nsnnn lnl. OhjDct. Matrnun,, It mutual.
Adlfuss /. a. EtituMo ottuu.
, 1873-09-07

MANUFACTURING DURTNFSa. WE HAVE 8OF
~ tho hGtt mhnntacusing hun!ncesea In tho city of
Chicagnt which will hear spvcRttghton: rrnutin1
sapicl from a5 ooo g s6o0 No partc. nce sriy mn
43 South Csark.ss - wa.
, 1873-09-07

" cstabshmonts-Wo have four good. and ding nj
a 5a"S 81 d S u 9y 10 o"s ~ rnd toT M
CO.. 4HH,u1h {jItrk NE.
, 1873-09-07

MEAT., VEGETABLE F1sH, ANP POULTRY
.sls = cheap foE cash. will exchange. THOMAS CO.,
, 1873-09-07

T VERY, BOARDING, AND SALE sTA ART.Ea-
II Ono ot tho bost In tho Cly of Chicago mixing %l kO
NINTH Gte-r nroGt Part cn.h aud rcal nstate viii be-
, 1873-09-07

TEXTURES, FURNITURE SILVER r,
erqokery tsb!etinen. d., of restaurant, formorly
saoy;ens2. s cnunsors Ao. hLINY u. SMITH Assignee,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08

the same way, when the poison will have been
removed If the part is much swollen, apply
a warm poultice made of corn meal and vine
gar with some salt, and the patient will soon
be well without doctor and without the aid
of whisky. He viii not suffer two hours if
the remedy is applied promptly. If person
is bitten on the body, or if the swelling has
gone to the body before the remedy can be
! applied, then use whisky with the remedy, but
never when the bandage can be got on within
half al hour. He concludes, "Knowing this
remedy to be so sure, do not dread a snake
bite any more than scald one inch square y
As the above will prove valuable in every
family, we would advise all to cut out this
and preserve it for reference in case of
need. And our exchanges would do well to
copy IT for the benefit of their patrons.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08

Cure for Snake Bite.-We recently
published notice of the biting of one George
Flambaugh, near Rollersville, by massasau-
ger, together with the cure. The notice was
copied into various papers, and correspon-
dent residing at Wost Windsor, Richland Co,
having seen it, writes and gives US the follow
ing cure for snake bites, which he says is reii-
able-better than whisky and more speedy in
its operation. Once, when boy of l3 years
July Sth, lS27-he was bitten by the largest
copperhead snake he ever saw on the left foot.
He was quite distance from home, badly
scared, and ran home. The foot and leg
swslled rapidly The cure was applied, and
in three hours the pain had ceased. Three
chickens were used during that time. Then
bread and milk poultices were applied, and on
the Monday following, four days after he was
/ bitten, he went to work in the harvest field.
lie has known number of cases cured by the
same means. He styles the remedy;
THE BEST, CHEAPEST AND QUICKEST CURE FOE
SNAKE BITE KNOWN.
When person is bitten by any kind of Q
snake, the first thing to do is to tie cord, (ol
if not at hand, a strip of cloth twisted hard
will doJ around the limb three or four inche;
above the bite, between the bite and the body
Tie it tight enough to stop the flow Of blood
As soon as this is done go home; do not run
and drink little salty water. Then have {
chicken caught and killed, rip it open and ap
ply the warm entrails to the bite, and keep oil
ten or fifteen minutes. Thon remove then
and wash the bite with warm water. Kill
la second and third chicken, and apply il
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08


Town Clock.-The convenience of such
an article cannot be doubted, and the expedi-
ency Of having one has been canvassed at diff
ferent times, but without arriving at q salts
factory result. Is not now good time to talk
the matter over7 The Lutheran church are
about to complete their church spire, and the
model is splendid one. It would be a good
place to put so useful an article, especially
when it is considered that they already have a
loud toned bell, which, when the hour was
struck, could be heard all over the city. We
believe the Lutheran society are contemplate
ing making an effort to secure clock, and Il
our citizens will respond literally the city will
surely have one. We commend the mattes.to
the favorable consideration of our citizens, and
would advise liberal subscription should they
be called upon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08
ZINC oF THE BLOOD.

FoR DYSPEPSIA AND NEURALGIA. Case
For four years past have had the Dyspepsia
very bad, vomiting up my food nearly every
meal, with much pain and distress in my
stomach, and could get very little sleep nights.
also had distressing attacks of Sick-Head-
ache two or three times week, which at the
time made it impossible for me to attend to
NV business. was induced TO try your KING
OF THE BLOOD. The pain and distress in my
stomach were entirely relieved, vomiting
ceased, have had no sttack Of headache since
commenced taking the medicine, and sleep
we'll nights, my bowels are now regular, hav-
ing been costIve before. l have now taken
two bottles, and my health appears to be fully
restored. desire to add that my wife was
much troubled with Salt Rheum, which the
KING OF THE BLOOD has entirely cured.
BENJAMIN @. THOMPSON,
Frankfort Hill, N. Y.
See advertisement in another column.
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e. H. UNDERHILI,
,..s Health Officer.
Republican County Convention.

republican County Convention- y
The Republicans Of Sandusky County are
hereby requested to meet in County COnven-
tion, on
Saturday, AuguetlsOth, 1873,
at O'Clock p H.. in the Club Room in Ere
mont, to place in nomination candidates for
the following county Offices;
One Representative.
One Recorder.
One Treasurer.
One Sheriff
Ono Prosecuting Attorney.
One Surveyor.
One Commissioner.
Que Corouer.
One 1niirmary Director.
aud for the transaction of such other business
as may come before the Convention.
The Republicans OF the several wards and
townships are requested to meet at their usual
places Of holding their eaucuses, on
Saturday, August 23d, 1873,
at O'Clock P. ~, and choose delegates 10 said
Convention.
The ratio Of representation will be one dele
gate for every twenty-five votes cast for Sec
rotary of State at the last fall election, and
one delegate for every fraction of 10 or over,
- f,Ilo,-s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Household Panacea,
Family Liniment

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and StOm-
ach Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Itheu-
matisTn in all its FORMS Billions Colic, Neuralgia
Cholera, Dyscntery, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Buns
Sore Throat Spinal Complaints, Sprains and BruIs-
es, Chills and Fever. For internal and Externa
usc.
It's operation Is not only TO relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint.
II pcnetrates and pcryades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action to MI its parts, and quicken
ing the blood.
The Household Pamacea is purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS S BROWN,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York
For sale by all druggists.
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The Ohio State Firemen's Tournament
takes place at Gallon Sept. 1lth. Prizes for
steamers are .cffcred-lst class, SIS; I'd class,
SOS; Sd class, ss5. Hand Engines-lst, End
and Sd class-prizes same value. Also a
sweepstakes prize of $3.50 silk banner is Of
fered on both steamers and hand engineF:
Prizes for hook and ladder companies are-lst
$50; I'd $40; and hose carriages $50; hose carts
sgO