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MERCANTILE COLLEGES.) CLEVELAND COLUMN. MEDICAL. MEDICAL. flgdculturfll. MEDICAL.

.11 I 1 tt" 'i II I it ft US' 3 BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE TY PiRTin i itrm i KT th A3 BOOT-CINE, which has run fur trluveu years wilh uuparallHIed hucm, always on the track, willmu. ven obm burslinjf ber boiler, or injuring n.v ot hir FOKT-frOl It THOL'siAKD Uur fnentJa are uot en (mrtictiiar aa to llieoiaelves, but a tiesiru to be of wrv.ee to tlifir Deitrhbor, tbe new comer aud the alranr. haa prusiplt-d tbttiu to make the obovo request, wbicii we cheerfully comply with. Ju a word, our stuck of BOOTS, SHOES A3NTX RUBBERS I In point of durabUitv, Deatiiess and cheapness never wua excelled. We hnve all qunlitic, sortB and sizes, and In quantities sufficient to supply ih? entire iubitbitsuU of the Thhteen Stales, whose delegates so nobly stood the test at tbe late Know-Koihinic Convention held at Philadelphia.

hoe for old meu and maidens, young men and matrons. Shmts fur the Unbies thnt itHk tho premium at Barnura'a Exhibiliuii. Sboca tor Furuiga-rJoru aud shoes for Native-Born Citizeua. frhoes of an entirely Dew pattern, BISEFACTURED I'PIIS TUB CLEVELASD HK0W-S031ETH1NG PLATFORM and warranted to preserve the UNION of material they In person represent. Phoea for those ladies who have a very small foot, but require a larse size lo til it.

boots ol ail kinds for men and boys at prices that cannot fail to hit it. We will wll at Wholesale and Retail, as low as can be bought in any market, of the same qualitv. Further deponent sailh nut. AKRON, Summit County, July 11th. 1855.

JOHN M. CUTLER fc CO. Helmlold's Genuine Preparations HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FOR diseases of Itladd-r It Kidney Secret Diseases, c-lricturv. Weakneses, and all Disetuiesai'LhH m.i Uitrann, whether ia Male ot Female, from whatever cauBe they may have originated, aud no matter of how il you nave contracted me terrible disease which ben once aeated iu the system, will surlv an iii.wn from one generation to another, uderniinin tie 'onsti-tuiion, aad npping tbe very vital fluids of life, do not trust yourself in the hands of quacks, who uUrtupevery (lay in a city like thi4, ana nil the papers with glariug falehotxla, too well calculated to deceive tho youtti, and those not acpuainted with their tricks. Vou cannot oetoocareiui in meseiecnonor a remedvin these cases.

The Fluid Extract Bucbu has been urouoiiiii'a enuneiH pnyaimaimne greatest remedy ever known, (t i'aiii in i MiHt, anu very innocent iu lis action, and yet so thorough it auu onaips every parucieoi inenuiKand poisonous virus of this dreadful disease; aud, unlike other remedies, does Dot dry up Ihe disease iu the olood. Constiuitioiiai Oebility. brought on bv mtr-nlnio. most terrible has brought thousands of the human race lo untimely uraves, thus blsstini iim hnt- lianl hopes parents, and blighting in the bud the glorious ambition of many a noble vouth. can be cured tins Infallible Remedy.

And as aioediciue which must benefit everybody, from the aimr.lv dflii-nt in ih llned and despairimr invalid, no equal Is to be found act- lutj uuuias a tuio ttuu preveiiuve. HUM BOLD II IGHLY CONCENTRATE DBUB D0UT SiSMIll FOR Puryilying the Blond, remorlnir all disensns arising from oxcessof Mercury, exposure and im- nunc, unruuic coiisututiuDul uisease, arisini lrum nn impure Blato of the blood, and the oiiIt relialil ana enecum known remm rp Suit KlHUin. Scald HeaJ, Ulcerations of the Throat anil' the Bones, Tetter, Pimples ou the Face, nnd all scalv emotions oi' lIia ovw. prescrioea oy some or the most piiysieiausin tne couirtrv, and has proved more efficient .11 practice than any preparation of Sor. sshiirillayct ottered to the nuhlic.

rtvpri scooudiiry Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases nave entirely recovered in the incurable wards of our public institutions, which had for many years resisted every mode of treat meut that could be devised. These coscaiurnisn siriKina: examples of the salutary effects of this medicine in trresUnir sum of ih m.i i.iuiamta diseases, after the glands were destroyed, and the buues Notice. Letters from resnonBihle Physicians and Professors of several Medical Colleges, and certificates wi vurvs irum paueuiswiu uetounu accompanying both Preparations. Fluid Extract liuchu, 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for 5. Equal in strength lo one gallon of Svrap of Sarsaparilla.

ui oa uni urn. uu nn nn an rrenarctt aud sold bv u. T. Hiet.Mni.i.n. na uncsuiut street, near Ihe Glrard HotiBe.

Philadelphia. io be nnd of lit ebe, Elkiss II Co, Akron aud of mf''o uiiu ifcmciB evervwnere. All letters directed lo the Proprietor or Agent receive ui iiitoi taiu BKoimuS' Akron. June 7, TJ1E GREAT NATURAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA DI lt.j.s. m.l I ON'S PEPSIN, the true DIGESTIVE FI.UIO.

or tiASTRIC holds the Brst place among the various remedies for'these painful and destructive comnlnint. It jH specific for an unhealthy stomach. No art of man can equal its curative powers; and no sulferer from ludlges- uu auu ujrajji-peid, 1U1I IO ITy It. Sold oy: L. J.

Ives, Akrons Isiao Swift, Ravenna: rvuuSLCr, D. IlnKPI'ER, LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of th lvianeys, ana an wseases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach. CJUCH as Constipation, inward Piles Fullness, C.

moou to ine Mean, Acidity of Ihe Stomach, Nausea, iienriouru, uisgiiM iur fOOU. fU ness or i Stomach, Sour Eructations, Hinkircror Fluttei-intr at tin Mil nT Oimcult Breathing. Flutteriec at thA fhi- Suirocatiug Sensations when in a lying position, Dimness of vision. Dots or Webs before tlie sight. Fever nnd Dull "aencj ot respiration.

Yellowness of the bkin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Rack, Chest, fi neni, ditrnlmr in the lesh. Constant Imagtniugaol evil, and Great Depression "CAM BE IT Ran BY DR. HOOKLAKIVS CELEBRATED GERMAN HITTERS, Prepared Dr. C. M.

Jackson, No 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Their power over the abovo disfjunn in nnt ecuallcd, by miv other Drenuration in th, iir.if,i as tho cm-en ittleat, iu many cjiscs alter skilful physicians liflil hilled These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Possessing ifreat virtues in the rectification of disease of ihe Liver and lesser filauds, exercising the most searching powers in weakness and alfeetions oftliedigeativoor-'aua, ffllieud nnd be convinctKi: Kesaelmeir, Jeweler, Wooster, Chin, Dec 2d, said: UI embrace this opnortimity of infonninc vou the Kfeat bene tit I have derived from the use ot lr Hoof-land'a German Pitiers. I have used them for Chils and Fever, and Disordered Womach, and found relief tnever.a case. They are the best remedy for disordered stomachy think, in existence." P.

Foley, nioomficlrt, Ohio, Oct 7, 1852, said "With feelings ot gratitude i take my pen to inform you of the incalculable benefit I have derived from the use of Hoof-land's German Bitters. 1 have used them for the Liver Complaint, and lake pleasure in recommending them to the public as the safest and best remedy in The Kditorofthe IFaostsr Democrat, May said: "lloiitland's German Hitters This invaluable medicine In daily performing cures of the must remarkable character. We do not speak of this medicine without a knowledge of its efficacy, as we have tried it in our find it to be the only thing needed in Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia," Ogierfe Clarke, Cambridge, Ohio, Nov 17, 185ir, said "By those persons who have mod your lloolland German Bitters, they are considered an invaluable remedy lor fiTYon should boar In mind that these Bitters are "en irely vegetable," thereby piwKessing advantages mohtof the preparations recommended lor similar dis tases. For sale hy respectable dealers and storekeepers gene rally. by DCommins, Akron; Curtis, Middlr-bury, Win Utrey, Boston; It Carter, Tallmadge; Jos West, Johnson's Corners; 8 Heath Co, Cuyahoga Falls, Collier, Wood Poninsula, aud by dealers iu medicine every where.

Weimerft. Steinbncher, Agents, Akron. HOWARD ASSOCIATION! PHILADELPHIA, IMPORTANT AIVttOUIVCEiUENT to nil persons afliicled with Sexual Disease, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CONORUHCEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, fee, 4-C. THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia, in view of the awful destruction of human life and health, caused by Sexual Diseases, and the deceptions which are practised upon the unfortunate victims of Sexual Diseases by Quacks, have directed their consulting surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, logive MEDICAL ADVICE CRAT1S, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male or Female,) who apply by letter, (post-paid) with a description of their condition, (iuv, occupation, habits of life, snd in cases of extreme poverty nnd Buffering, to r'URMSil MEDICINES FREE OFCHARCE. The Howard Association Is a benevolent institution, established by special endowment, for the relief of the sick and di stroked, afllicted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases," and its funds can be used for no other purpose, it has now a surplus of means, which the Dire, tors have voted to advertise the above notice.

It is needless to add that the Association commands the highest medical skill of the ago. Address, (post-paid,) Dr. CEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia, 1'a.

By order of thfi Directors, EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President. fiEo. FAinmiiLD, Secretary. may 2-1 RAILROADS.

Cleveland, Zanesville Cincinnati. PasBi-ngor traina will run daily, (Sundays exctptod,) as follows IJOING SOUTH. 7, 9.13 tare Cleveland 7,45 3,00 p. m. llniiwill.

4,03 Cuy. Falls, 9.13 4,3" kron, 9,33 4.H New Portage, Clinton, 10,15 5,24 Bristol, 5,41 Orville, 10,55 5,57 Kilinbunr, 11, al B.18 FniUHckbrg, 11,42 6,38" I.nlnyette, 11,58 Eooch Millersljurg, 12,15 7,03 GOINO NORTH. rB JOHN BULL. SOMETHING-NEW AND VALUABLE. most powerful Klny on the fkee of th globe noif supreme in the American Bepulie.

Tbe powe et tine twownud beads of Kuropa sink iiilo when compared to our American King. kins empioy the power vested In them to increase tbe riches of the rich and lordly, and to reduce to greater misery and dgrad-ttion, the poor and depend- nt. Our American King goes forth with equal willing? Bess to the lordly mansion and the ham ble cabin, ready alike to administer relief, and to offer health and happV nee) to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor. DR. JOHN BULL'S GREAT AMERICAN KING Is the Tekth Wonder or tjib World, and the greatest blessing ever offered to afflicted humanity; to the anf fcring millions, the Doctor can say, relief i at your oomJ mand.

You have only to nee this msgteal remedy. All those who still suffer, and will not accept the proferred) Balm, deserve not the pity of their families, This wonderful medicine, during the briefperlod shiaa -Its introduction, has carried happiness to the hearts of thousands, snd made life a charm to many who hereto' -fcre regarded it only aa a painful and miserable xlat enee. To the winds with all Liniments, Embrocations. Pal Killers, and Pain and let millions of glad tongues proclaim the merits of the great 41 American King of Pain," a preparation composed solely of vegetables and roots, produced by America's own rich and boanteouB soil. We would ask the Lambs, who are always competent judges of what umnd what la notaraluable family medicine, to do us a special favor by giving the King of Pala a single trial, and if satisfactory, exert tbwir influence in its behalf, recommend It, apeak weli and often of It, and see that it is used by their afflicted neiRhtors.

Thev Ladiesare always charitable, and when they induce their sntfering friends to use this really valuable medicine, they will be doing an act of benevolence that they can well be proud ol This is a powerful and truly-magical remedy for all external diseases, sores, swellings, burns, 4c, and for many internal afflictions, it is a ecrta.n cure, yet it is perfectly harmless, and Incapable of producing the least injurious effects in the most delicate cases or the weakest constitution. It is entirely useless to follow ths old and worn-out system of publishing to the puMic thousands of certificates of wonders performed by this medicine. It costs but twenty-five cents to try it, and Dr. bull stakes hia Well-earned reputation on tho King of Pain doing all and more than he claims for it. We would ask have you tbe Rheumatism yr Oout these are not pleasant companions, aud we know that yon would like to drive them away as soon as possible, then use "BULL'S KING OF PAIN" Wonld yon be cured almost Immediately of Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Cbmplaint.CbolLra Morbus, Cramp Cholic, Head Ache, Tooth or any other acha or pain, the remedy is-simple and the cure certain, USE THE GREAT KING Of PAIN.

Would you have your Sores, Swellings, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, or any other wounds healed, we repeat It, use the MAGICAL KING OK PAIN. Would yon be cured of Bcald Head, Stiff Jolnta, Sot Tbroat, Neuralgia, Sore Breast, Lumbago, Tetter or King Worm, Salt Kheum, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped Hands, and all other Sores, either Dry or Running, ay again and agaio, your remedy 1b Dr. John Bull's "KING OF PAIN." Would you be cured of King's HtU, Cancer, Tumora, Eruptions, or any disease of the Sk-n caused by impure blood, then use Dr. John Bnll's SarsaparUla luternally. and the King of Pain externally, nothing can be mora certain than a speedy and effectual cure.

DR. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. This medicine, when used accorO.ing to Will cure, without fail Scrofula, or King's ll, Cancers. Eruptions of tbe Skin. Kryeipelas Tumors, Chronic Sore lives, Ring Worm or Tetters, Scald Ileal, Rheumatism, Pains In the Bones Ot Jointfl, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling oi the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Salt Diseases of the Kidneys, Diseases arising fron the Appetite.PainintheSideanU Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago.

Coughs, Colda, Dropsy, Jaundice, Costivoness, Bronchitis, Weakness of Sore Throat, Pulmonary afflictions, and all other Diseases tending to produce Consumption, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low Spirits, Sick and nervous Hoadache, Night Sweats, Exposures, or Imprudence in Life, Chronio Con-, stltutional Diseases, and as a Spring and, Summer Drink, and General Tonic for the System, and a Gentle and 'Pleasant Purgative, it is superior to Blua Lick and Congress Water, Salts, SeldUts -Powders, It Is a remarkable foot, that among the hundreds of eminent physicians who Lave examined the recipe by which Bull's Sarsaparilla is prepared, not one has condemned it, but all approve it. and commend it in the highest terms. Many physicians exprnss theniselvea rtrongly in the belief that it is decidedly the best preparation of Sarsaparilla that has over been placed before the public Although there are many physicians who feel a reluctance to having their names appended to tho rewmmendation of any particular remedy, notwithstanding they may approve of it in the highest degree there are others who frankly yield their support in favor of a remedy which they know Is capable of doing so touch good in an afflicted community. As an evidence, read the following from old and respectable physicians, of high standing in the community in which they live TESTIMONY: like the fallowing renders superfluous all comments on the efficacy of Kuli'8 Sarsaparilla. from Dr.

L. V. Professor of Chemistry in the Jxmifr Tille Medical Oolleire 1 have looked over the list of in- gradients composing John Bull's Compound Extract of Barsaparilla and have no hesitation in saying that tuef form a safe compound, and one that promises well hi ofaronic diseases, to which it is applicable. L. t.

VA.NBRIX, M.D1. LomaTOU, June 6, 1848. What Dr. Fyles, phvsician hy appointment to th, jOTisrillo Marine. Hospital, says of Hull's Sarsapaillls Looisnui, March 20, 1849.

I have examined the prescription for the preparation of John Bull's Sarsaparilla. and I believe the eoDibins-tion to be an excellent one, and well calculated to produce an alterative Impression on tbe system. I ha, used it bcth In public and private practice, ana thins; It is the best article of Sarsaparilla now in use. M. FYLES, M.

Kesideat rhysician Louisville Marine Hospital. Better testimony tnan was ever offered In Ciror of soy medicine. KeY. K. W.

Setaon-Hcv. "venson i Louisville, May 2Uth, 1849. We have used John P.ull. Uarsapnrilla, and haTS. known it to lie used, with entire satisC-irtion and w.

have no hesitation in stating oar belief, that it is a safe snd valuable medical compound, and calculated to pro- ducemuch good and relieve much suffering; and therefore would cheerfully and most earnestly recommend li to the aftiicted. K.W.SBn0 (Signod) u. STKVKNSOIf. We wonld earnestly Invite all persons who are rufler-Ing witb any of the ills that flesh is. heir to, to call on Dr! John Bull's asent.

and get a copy of Bull Family Journal gratis; and for the sake of humanity we hop. that a single inditidnal will not be (bund unwilling to give Bull 6 Sarsaparilla a trUl after reading, and reccd-leoting, at the same that it Is impossible for th. Doctor to publish the tenth pxrt of the number or er-tlficates of astounding cures performed by his Sarsapfc rllla. The amount of testimony voluntarily showered n- from well known and distin- (Tab Deei ishid Individuals, both In public and private JTn John Bull's Principal office, West Bid Btnet, nrst door below Main, Louisville Ky. DR.

JOHN BULL'S PRINCIPAL 0FFI0BS, tlBABOLAY STREET, 1 1 FIFTH STREET, HEW YORK. LOUIS VILLJ-u FOB flats BT MtOOGISTS AND MERCnANTS THROUGHOUT TUB CHITED STATES, CANADA, MEXICO, AND TUB WEST INDIES. The sbove Popular Medicines Just receded snd for sale by COMMINS; Sole Aucnt: Akron! O. lysepgO GE3T- WOKTHIHGTOS AT HOME 1 Cot. Greiner of the Stats Journal lias been down to Cbillicotke, and pays the following merited compliment to the homestead of the President of the Ohio State Uoard of Agriculture.

While in Cbillicotbe, a few days since we availed ourselves of an opportunity of visiting the tine farm of uen. Wortamgton which is located about two miles north of the city upon ihe high grounds that overlook the beautiful valley of ibe Scioto. This farm contains seven or eight hundred acres of the best land in the garden of Ohio, well supplied with the purest water, and adorned with magni6cent groves of forest trees, ruit of the choicest kind and of every variety are to be found in the spa-cioui orchards, for there are several, while the grape and the melon vine that were growing luxuriantly on every hand, satisfied as that the General would never suffer frjm the want of frieudly visitors during the grape aud melon season. Figs from the land of Smyrna, frijoles from the plains of Mexico, and peas from the semi-civilized country, of Japan, flourish iu his cultivated gardens, objects of curiosity to the straiiger, and of pride and gratification to the well cultivated tasfe of the General. A large stone mansion built for durability comfort and convenience by h's ancestor, the late Gov.

Wortliington, stands Hpon a bluff from the top of which may be seon the country all up and down the winding Scioto, that in our humble opinion sun asseth any thing seen on this side Of Jordan. Fronting the farm on the east, at the foot of the hill, is a lake constructed by the vJeneral himself, from a marshy piece of ground containing about fifteen acres which now stocked with various kinds of fishes that await his pleasure whenever he may elioose to have them served up at his A large tee house, built upon the vtrge if the lake, stands conveniently ready to receive the frozen liquid into its capacious maw whenever old winter, with his hoary locks, may choose to present the offering; from his receptacle of one of the chief luxuries of stint nler, the General is enabled to supply the wants of the people of Chillico-tlie during the hot season. At a convenient distance from the tempting waters of this beautiful lake, the milk of fifty short horn Durhams is kept, from tlie sale of which alone, the past year the General realized the snug sum of four dollars. But we have said enough to give an i lea of the homestead of the President of the State Board of Agriculture; especially iu we are half inclined to suspect that the people who will be fortunate enough to visit the next State Fair, will have an opportunity of judging from the specimens there pi es ented, something of the productions of the highly cultivated farm of Winde-mere. Facts about Cattle- It is a fact that all domestic animals can be improved in size and value.

One hundred and fifty years ago the average weight i cattle at the Smithtield market was not over 370 pounds, and that of the sheep 28 pouuds. Now, the average weight ot the lormer is over 800 pounds, and of the latter 80 pounds. The average weight of cattle properly termed beeves, in Kew York market, is about 800 pounds, and that of sheep 50 pounds. The average live weight of the heaviest iliovc of beeves, of 100 in number, evet thought to this market, was 2,067 pounds, S. eighed from dry feeding in Illinois last spring.

The mode of selling cattle in New York is at so much per pound, for the estimated i. eight of meat, contained in the four quarters. The estimation is made upon the Me weight of cattle as follows: A drover buying a lot of grass fed com-i. stock of Illinois should never calculate to get an estimate of over one half here u. the live weight there; that is if they average 12 cwt, they will make cwt, of 1 1.

eat each. Medium beeves my be estimated at 55 pounds per cwt; good beeves at 56 or 57 jjnunds extra good, large fat, from 58 to i 2 lbs. per cwt. In the Boston market the weight is generally estimated upon "five quarters;" that is, the product of the meat tat and skin. There the cattle are generally weighed and the product estimated upon an average, 1 i pounds per cwt.

In New York not one bullock in ten-thousand goes upon the scales to determine Lis price to the butcher. N. Y. Tribune. Crops in Southern Nebraska- The plentiful showers with which we li.ive here been blessed from time to time luring the last fifteen dajs, have secured us the most unparalleled crops.

Sod orn will yield, iu Otoe and Cass counties, o.i an average, at least thirty-five or forty iiushels to the acre, and some of it will i each fifty. The Spring wheat as far as heard from, has yielded well, say 20 bush-' to the acre. We believe that there is no Stale in the Union can boast of a soil superior to that of tiouthern Nebraska. Kebraika City TrimmC Trees. As soon as haying is over fruit trees of all kinds may be trimmed.

Now is Ihe time to expect the wounds to beal rapidly as the trees make wood fast at this season. Never cut off large limbs from fruit trees unless you hoose to induce premature decay. You cannot do worse than cut off large limbs. If there are too many of them, let then remain while you thin out the twigs that are not too large to hear fruit. Let no man with heavy boots climb your trees Pliable shoes are much better than boots.

Mail in boots may do to go on ice, but they are quite too hard for the limbs and bark of fruit trees. Massachusttts Plow-man. Devon ik Lorain. Charles A. Ely.

of Aryrm, hajit purahased the entire Devon Herd of E. M. Crippen, Coldwuter, Michigan, roccntly advertised in the farmer. The herd wnsists of soventeen head of thorough bred includm: the imported bull Duki of Devon, we shall have more to any of this purchase at Knottier time. uitia iarmcr.

Com ubus Nuh8f.rv. When in Columbus, .1 few days since, we visited the new residence Mr. Ihteham. It is on the Chillicothe 'turnpike, on mile south of the city. His new Nursery, which he commenced! in April, wonderfully thrifty.

He has already iKhtecn acres covered with every variety of nursery trees. We believe that it will soon Iicei-me the most extensive and reliable jiursory west of New York. Ohio Farmer. fall Mr. Blickensderfer's ma jority in Hancock county was 273.

This it .1 -n it i. i tan me iiepuuncan are comment ot a ma jority of from five to six hundred for Mr, Chase. A Female Foot Race. Three splendid prizes, the least of which it $25 in old will be offered to the ladies of Seneca lumnty at the next annual fair, Octo-iter 1855, for the swiftest funning at a foot race, Bloomer dresses are not JOHNSON HOUSE. Bl PEKIOKCTUKCT, OPPUS1TB AMERICAN HOUSE, CLEVELAND.O.

J011S StEliUlC, I'roprictor. Charge da For persons from Summit and sdju miug Cooul.es. r. W. RICK, P.

ft. BCRM1CT. RICE BURNETT, ihpobtkrh and jobbers or G-XjSS WAB.B AND CROCKERY, NO. BANK STREET, CLEVEIAKD, declj OHIO. KENT, ROSE Commission Merchants, WHOLESALE DElLtRH iw Cloths, Cassimeresy Satinets.

Tu-ecds. Jeans, flannels, and a variety of other WOOLEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS. Yankee XolioDa, Hosiery, Uluves, Luces and Kibbmie, ureis cuks, iimiakerctiiels, Necfc Ties, Cravats, Ves-linirs, Carpel Bans, Furnishing Goods, and all kinds of Tailors' Trimmings, excltlsively al WHOLESALE. No. 41 Bank Street.

Cleveland, Ohio. mariSMr li. COWLES, DEALER IN -9 CLOCKS.B&WATCHES Jewelry, silver Ware, CLEVELAND, OHIO novl NEW JEWELRY, ESTAB I NT IN CLEVELAUD! J. AriEFRTSOV. formerlv of (he Firm of tOWLKSAi ALUEUT8UN, has just opened a new Store in the new Block, on the comet of Superior Street and the Public Sri imr where ma; be found aa entire new atock of KOLD AXD SILVER WATCHES, PARLOR, JUAR1NE, AND MANTEL CLOCKS, SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, KNIVES, PURE AS COIN.

NEAV A FASHIONABLE JEWELRY PLATED BRITANNIA WARE, FINE POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, SOAPS AND PERFUMERIES; In nhort, evervthlnir that's new and desirable In this line, and which way be bought cnoaper than elsewhere. Grangers are politely invited to call and examine the stock and store whether ihejr wish to purchase or not. uec. jsi, ioj. tieciott JANUARY 1855.

CASH MUSIC STORE. Nos. 100 102 SUPERIOR STREET. SHEET MUSIC HOLBROOKE LONG Have decided to reduce the nrice of thuir pntiw stork of copyright and nonrropyriirht Toon average of UNLVHALP ITS FORM Kit PRICE. In order to effect this reduction, we are obliged to adopt the CASH SYSTEM, And we believe our friends and the tmblic cencraltv.

will be even bolter served than heretofore by a strict adhemice to this principle. a simitar reduction will be made on Instruction Books, Since the study of Music has become an essend Brunch of reduction in the price of SHEET MUSIC Has been lemaudcd bv the Dublic. and wo havo nn doubt that THE PLAlv WE HAVE ADOPTED Will Increase our sales sufficiently to warrant us in carrying out our enterprise to its fullest extent. uur sjock already contains ttie worksof tho best EUROPEAN AUTHORS, A nd we will continue to receive such as may hereafter be published; alio) which will be sold at LKAH T11A.V ONE-HALF THE PRICES OF Foreign Copies. Orders from any part of the country, enclosing the moiiuvj will be promptly and faithfully attended to.

PIANO FORTES. THE CELEBRATED STODART PIANO: Emerson's Premium Pianos. MANUrACTrRKD IN BOSTON, MASS. And without a doubt the bust Piano manufactured in that city. Lightc, Newton Bradbury's PIANO FORTES.

The above named Piano Fortes are well known in this community, having been thoroughly tested in CLEVELAND AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY None of these pianos have ever failed to Rive the best satisfaction, and we will K'larantee not one will ever be returned lo usiroui any defect in the manufacture. TAKn NOTICE. JVe are authomed to WARRANT Either of the above named pianos for ten years. We invite purchasers to call and examine our stock. We will sell pianos for CASH, lower than they be pur chased in any city west of New York.

VIOLINS. r'tidoubtoilly the largest assortment ever offered in thin city. An excellent opportunity for any one to select. Alto, for Juvenile Pagnanninis, We have a half and three quarter size Violin, of Rood tone, und suitable for small lingers and short arms. Fine French Accordeons Flutinas Lastly, we would remind the public that SUSAN JANE fsslill al ourSlore 100 and 10? Snri.rlo- St rrrt.

ian3u37 IIOLIIHOUK LUNG. Cbas. WT. Falmer, Attorney and Councellor at Law, Office over the Commercial Braneh Bank. CLEVELAND, O.

MONEY MADE QUICKLY. flMIEIti; is ureal complaint anions young men that a uii'y cBiinoi ei employment I tin I will remunerate them fur thi-ir services. To such, the subscriber would call atu-rtitn lo a Mtle, pleasant and profitable business, by which, without anv i isk. tint cnn-lul invi.w1 hn doubled every three mouths, and by little extra exer tion every iwo mouitis. Akciiis nro wanted in every city and town in tlie you cannot overstock tho mnrket, aud there Is alwavs a adv sule.

Circulars couiaiultiK a full and accurate description of v.sK.iir.-sB, unc nu iiiniit-m fwnaiiuiiK inereio, will be M-iuireeoi expense ui any address, on application by letter or oUnrwise lo SAMUEL SWAIN. 3mos-iiisidefij(in Atlanta. GaM or Montgomery; Ala. THE GREAT WASIIIXG B1ACUIXE. fWHE Subscribers bavinKpurchaspd Ibo right of the M.

Wahinif Machine kauwn as Wisncr's improTerf puienl, Tor llio Counties of Hainmit and Medina, are now inanulaclliriiiK al Ouyuholta Falls, and offer for sale lo the fnhubiliinls of said Counties, Hie abuve named machine. For practical utility this Machine Is undoubtedly the best ever offered to the public, giving entire tatialuclion where il has been thoroughly tested. Kolerencc may be had of Mr. Ely, lleniamin Watson, Cuyahoga Wei mure, Uavid O'Brien, Slow. Allorders addressed, poil-paid, to the siibscriljcrs, at J.X 6 "u'ronipt aueuuon.

J. J.U. I. BRADI.KV Stoves, Tin Ware, IICI I.M RKDI CUD at II. W.

WCT.MOKE'8 lhl! which is the place to bur A large assortment ol hand, which can be bought cheaper than ever. Also, a good assortment of TIN, COPPER SHEET mmi vvniiioi my own manufacture, which 1 offer WIIOI.ESAI.K AND Al prices which cannot fa'l loglve satisfaction. Prompt All wishing lo purchase will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. tlie room recently occupied hy uninK vuiiim itvHmu mm joii.in ei nvts, ron, P'2' II. W.

WETMOHE. GIFFORD MORGAN nORSE. millR lust from Vermont, 71 JL (having been purchased by a company) miu iicBuiit season, com htful nieticlng Anril lti. nnd enditiir Jnlv I. lMi5 al the sialile of T.

H. liolsford.ln Miilclleburv, Summit County, Ohio. Terms single leap, 1 11,00 for the season, and for insuranre, 85 of which must be psia at tne nine ol service. Uood pasture can be hl.d in the vicinity. Major Gitfurd Is a thorough bred Morgan or tlie worm renowned "(lid Ulfforil" stock, whose slock and their performances are loo well known nmong horseman loo need any con.

ment. Bald Horse Is 8 year, old, Chestnut coler, witn a cont as fine and glossy aa silk, weighsaboul I IIH1 lbs. active and graceful In his movements, nml as a roadster bis speed and endurance is rarely equalled. For runner particulars aa lo Ihe character of tho Horse hiiu HwawM, see uiiis, T. II.

MOTHFORD. Mlddleburry, April 25lh, IBM. Managing Proprietor. FLUID LAMPS! A rifll-I assorimenl of Lamps, all alses. for Bum.

il Ing laid, just receive.1. Among them are choloo anicie, inrKe sisr, neo mentiim slue, wilh one bur. ner, for Chntubrr Iter. HI.K'Nr1 CO sprl. CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Tho Great Purifier of the Blood I NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.

Let the Afflicted Read and Fonder! An Infallible Remedy fnr Scrofula, King's Evil," Itheu- mniLsm, uosnnaie uninneous f.rupuoi)!1, rinipies of PoHtuleson tlie Face, Blotches, Boils. Atgueaud Fever. Chronic (sure Eyes. Kiiu; Worm or Tetter, tculd Head-Enlargement and Pain of the Bone and Joint, Stubborn Lleers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago, spinal Complidnts. and all Diseases arising from an lujudi-clous L'se of Mercury, Imp udence in Lite, or Iinpuri lyof the Blood.

This great alterative medicine and PnrirTer of the Blood is now nsed by thousands of grateful patients inall parts of the United StaU, who htstlfy dally to the remarkable cures performed by the itrcatesl of all medicine, "CARTERS SPANi.SH MIXTURE." Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eniptions on the Pkin, Liver Disease. Fevers. Ulcers, Old Sores. Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones aud Joints, are speedily put to llight by using this preat and inestimable remedy. For all disease of the lilood, nothing has yet been found to compare witb iL It cleanses the system nf all impurities, acts ently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes the skin clear and healLhy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by disease broken down by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor aud Btreuglh.

For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than all the cosmetics evei used. A few doses of Carter's 8pw-ish Mixti an will remove all tallowness of complexion, bring (lie roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to tho step, and improve the general health ma remarkable degiee, beyond all the medicines ever heard of. The large number of certificates which we have icceiv-ed frun persons from all parts of the United States ia the best evidence that there is no Humbug about It. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, phvsicians, and public men, well known to the community! all add their testimony to thu wonderful ellecta of this Great BLOOD PURIFIER. Call on the Agent and set a Circular and Almanac, and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all Medicines has performed.

None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va. to whom all orders for supplies and agencies must bo addressed. And for sale by J. D.

Coinmins, Akron; Weimer 3te'mbaeher, E. Curtis, Middlebury: H. S. Carter, Tallmadge; F. S.

Heath Co Cuyahoga Falls; J. Weit, Johnson's Corners; Wm. Llrey, Boston CO. Sexfon, Northfield J. B.

Whedon, Hudson and by Dealers iu Medicine every where. nov ii9-lv DR. FOREST WINE! -AND GUM-COATED FOREST The most extraordinary discovery in the whole World 100 tioiisand of Bottlus nnd Boxes sold annually! And thousands of lives saved fram a premature Grave by this late discovery in TESTIMONIALS of (he most unexceptionable character are continually pouring in from every pari of the country, bearing witness the uuparrallelled efficacy of these Medicines. I following show the number of cases cured, as cert ified to by letters from all parts of the Union and British Colonies, from the 1st of January, 1252, to (he 1st of January, lti.r3, inclusive Dyspepsia and habitual Uostivtiness 75a Nervous Disorders 334 General Debility 604 Pustules unhealthy color of the skin 510 Uilious Disorders I3fi3 Scrofuia and Mercuriul Complaints 491 Jaundice Liver Complaint Sail Rheum Kry-lpelaa Fever and Ague 101 Coiwumptiue Decliue, Colds and Coughs 405 Dropsy H4 Khuiimatwin 120 Other various disorders 7051 But a short lime has elapsed since these ureal nnd good medicines have been made known to Ihe public, yet thutistuds hnve already experienced their good effects. Invalids i-iveii over by their physicians as inounible, have lonud relief and been restored to sound and vigorous health from their use.

The amount of good these medicines have done, has induced thousands to recommend mem to tne public. 1 SHOCKING CASE OF SCROrFLA ClRKI). Nkw York, Dec. (i, IH52. I Dr.

HALSEVOenr Sir: -Having taken your Forest Wine nnd I'ills and been greatly benefitted, I de-m it butjusliue to you, to describe my case. I am -27 years gge. At I was iittcckud with Scrofula, which formod Pustules nnd broke out in large 11 leers on mv neck, near the collar bone, and from thence extended nearly up to the left oar. About six month? since I commenced using your Forest Wine and Pills, (following the directions,) which in nine weeks cured me. The senrs, nhhotigh now sound, bear testimony of the dreadful manner in I was afflicted.

After nearly 14 years' sullering, I now rejoice to say that my heolth is fully restored hy ycurruutediesull others having proved quite htetleet'inl. Yours very respectlully, SAMUtX BtiKN. CURE OF PALSY. Testimony of Mr. Jothan P.

Condi a highly respectable and wealthy citizen of Orange, lr G. W. Halsky 1 believe your Forest Wine and Pills hove been the menus of curing my wifc of a complaint wu never expected her to go, better of. I send you this certilicaic. as a duty I owe you aud the public.

My wife had a stroke of the palsy severe that ber whole system was completely paralysed. She began to Grow weaker lor nearly two juars. losing nearly nil use audseusibility of her body and limhs. VVe almost despaired of her recovery. At lliis timeshe bejjnn to take your medicines.

Their good effects wore soon experienced. slio bogan gradually to improve in health, and in a few mouths recovered entire! v. OTA AN P. CON PIT. I am acquainted with Mr.

J. P. Condit, and know the above cerlilicalu lo be true. II. P.

II AKDMAS, 23 N. Reaiikr! if you want not your constitution injured bv that slow, lurking poison, Caloniul, or other imverat subsiauccs, touch not such medicines as contain theiu.or any uncertain medicine whatever, but procure those excellent and finrrly vegetable preparations, Habey'a Forest Wine and Pills. II you have the Dyspepsia, or are troubled with cos livsni'ss. take the Wine and the Pills, according lo the dinrciious, and you will then get well. If you arc vous or have emaciated countenance, or general debility, this Wine and the will restore you to and energy.

If yau have unhealihy colored skin, or pimples, or pustules, or blotches, these medicines will purify the blood, an 1 eradicate all sueh humors from the skin. If you have a weakly constitution, and tool yourselves too old for your years, take these excellent uit-dicine-, and they wdi invigorate your constitution and forliry it for longer life. If you are Ilillious, (which may be known by such spmptomsas Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Fured Tongue, lake a goitd dose of the Forest PUK and they will purge from the stomach and Vowels all morbid and billions matter, aud thus prevent a fit of sickness, and save your doctor's bill of 10, iiOor 50. If you have Ihe Liver Compliant, the Forest Wine and Pills will cure it. These Medicines exert a powerful und salutary action ou the have been the means of curing thousand of itrn'roublesouie disease.

Lawks, the Forest Wine is your medicine. This plea sant, agreeable, yet effect ivu medicine, exactly suits your delicate constitutions. If you re weakly, or nervous, or in general ill-health, this Wine will do more to restore you tnan all other medicines. 5rThe Ferest Wine is put up in large square bottles with Dr. lluUey' uame blown in the ghiss $1 oer bot tie, orsix bottles for 5, Gum-coated Pills, 25 cents per box.

Agents are authorized to retail as well as whole- snie, on as iiivornoiecoumuous aa tue proprietor! no. 04 winner oireui, 11 uw -urn, Weimer k. Steinbachor, Sole Agentsfor Akron, Jun8 CONSOIPTION CONSUMPTION I I T3x-. Wm. Hall's BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS I for the cmta OK CONSUMPTION.

PROLINE, ASTHM BRONCHITIS WASTING! OF THE FLESH, N1CHT 8WKATH. SPITTING BLOOD, WHOOPINti COUGH DIFFICULTY? BREATHING, COLDS, COCCUS, INFLUENZA, Pa IN IN THE SIDE, PHTHISIC. ASS ALL OTHER DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS. DK. HALL'S BALSA 1TI contains no Opinrn, Calomel, or ay iniueraJ poison, but is composed mostly of those Roots, Herbs aud Vegetable substances which hnve asneciQc influence iiDonthelunmnri thir connected organs.

Its immediate effct is to allay all irritation and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the tliroat nnd air passages, thus re-lieviiiir tho cough, by subduing the inflammation and other causes whirl, give rise to it. It also stimulates and itpparts a healthy tone to Ihe lungs themselves, thereby enabling them more thoroughly to remove ff the blood those impurities and diseased particles, which, if retained, do so much mischief in the system, and lay tbe foundation for Incurable consumption." It nlsoexorts a decided action upon tho skin, and aaists nature in expelling through the eihulenu, much of that morbid matter which would otherwise be thrown back upon the Lungs, thus relieving them of a part of their work, and rendering the system pure and healthy. When tubercles are forming, it checks their development and fur-theo progress; or If ulceration has taken place, It assist! thwlnngs in throwing of the corrupted matter, soothe the irritation, heals ihe ulcerated cavities, and restores them again lo healthy action. This Medicine, therefore, is not paiiiatiiK merely, bill a thnrough eurrtive, as it strikes nt the very root of the disease, and by removing It, removes at once all Its remote and attendant consequences. This is Its distinguiseed cheracterlsifc a property possessed, 111 equal power, by do othermedi-eine of like nature now before the public.

3 i 3 THE MCSt EXTRAORDINARY" CUBES OF CONSUMPTION! Are made here at home, and certified to by Mich men as W. 1). WRIUUT, M. 8. 1.AWSOK, M.

I) Wm. SMITH, M. J. 8. JOHNSON, M.

Wm. fKAHUE, R. 8. MUUTiKO. Kq ami other, who are welt known citizens of Cincinnati.

CFXAI.L UPON TUB AGRNTrj And get a pamphlet and read their certlficaie. In full, and you wtll become fully co ivlnced of the extraordinary merit of this Medicine. Itewaroof Dr. Hall's Pulmonic Klix-Irialeo Dr. Uall'aCouKh Remedy, which Is sometimes palmed off for Ihe genuine, sure aud ask for Or, Wm.

Hall's Balsam for the Lung. For Hale by Weimer Rtelnbacher, LJIres, nnd Beebe, Hkili. at AKRON; Sill, Cuyahoira Falls; 6 llealh, i Whedon, Hudson; Udell Co. A. L.

Nelaon, TwinsburKh. lnaylo-3m Looking Glasses IOR THE FILL Tn AE, at (rrenlly redq. ced price. Hiiyen are Invited lo exatniDB our stock before purchasing elnwhere. tCO.

Kiin15-Sm Manttfactnrers, 1 10 Chambers st. N. Y. The Life of Seward, IS Speeches, Orations, and Writings, has been la- MM. siipu in "no voiume, so 10 nlnce it within ih reach of all bisadmircrs.

It is for sale by April OS, Wl. CVtliniWI A ATIS, ihe bos sssorlmont in ISjj. KDHOMs, Co Lorner of Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio INCORPORATED MAY 9, 1851. riiHE OLD COLtEtiE bas removed to New JL and splendid Rooms, surpassing In beauty and convenience tnoae ot any simitar msmuuon tne mate. racuitv E.

G. FOLSOM, A. Principal Professor of tbe Science or Accounts. W.II. HOLLISTER, and J.

6. CLAXTON, Assistant Profj. In Bok Keeoina IVoartment. A.J. PHELPS and JOSEPH BKATTIK, Professors of Practicnl and Ornamental Penmanship.

R. 1UJMI8TON, Lecturer ou Commercial History and 4rt nf CotTtutttntton. JOHN B. lecturer on Mercantile Customs, Bankins, KxcliangN. etc UonJOHN CROVVEL.

T.H.HAY,and D.B. PALMER, leciurers on lommon 4tw. Rev. J. A.TIlOMli, LectuVeron Commercial Ethics.

SlTuition fees payable in advance. For full Mercantile Course, time unlimited, 4(t Same Course for Ladies, 25 For separate instruction iu Peutnausbip, flourishing etc, as per agreemenu The Design of the Inttilution is to afford as good advantages as can behadinnny similar oue in thellnion.to Young Men about to assume the responsible duties ol the Counting Room and vari ous Mercantile pursuits. Acirnce el Accounts. nook Keeping will be explained from a New stand point, exhibiting the true nature aud relation of accounts and the course will embrace some of the best practiral forms of modern accountants. This Science is often taught ns if it were a species of conjeeture, in which multiplicity of forms are substituted for principles, arbitrary rules for reasons, and venerable urecedeuts genuine philosophy, making tbe whole Held of tho science a complete "terra lucosnua." io proauce irooa practical Accountants the understanding, aud not tbe memory simpiy.

snouiu De auuressea J) ail Lectures. e. One or more Lectures will be given daily on the fol lowing subjects: Accounts, Penmanship-. Mercantile Cus toms, UunkinKv Caleiilations, Correspondence Commercial Law, Political Ethics uaiiroHduig, Uesiues the usual uectures on Uw 4lc in Colleges of this kind, there will be others; pra ncai men, tnorougniy conversant witn tne routine Business, lo instruct upon points allied to the course one, expressly on Calculations. Penmansfiiv.

Practical and Ornamental. This department will be under the supervision of two of the best Penmen of the day. Business Writing will bo tainfht upon the New Method of Folsom's Chirhy-thmoKrnnhv, executing tt the beat of an producing the popular Commercial Hand in much less tnan me usual time. N. B.

For particulars liars, Catalogues, otc, anu auuress me rnncipr tsTA lurge Library conueced with the Col leiie, containing the various Works on Book keeping Mercantile Law. to which students will have access SUPERIOR STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO H. B. BRYANT, JAKSMSUNOTON' LUSK. and II, DWKJHT STltATTON.

FACULTY. H. B. Brvan'i, Profpewirof the Science of Accounts. James W.

I.usk, Professor of the Speucerian System of 'enninnship. II. Dwiotit Strattos, Associate Prof, iu the several Popart men Is. VV. VV.

Harder, Assist ant Prof. the Book-keeping Di-pai-tnit'nt. Hons. Judce Starkweatukr and II. D.

Clark. Lec turers on Commercial Law. Pres. 4sa Maiian, Lecturer on Political Economy. Kmkhbon E.

WtiiTK, Lecturer ou Commercial Geography. THK Principals of this Institution dcsiirn raakin? tt one of the best mediums in the United State for linpnrtin a thorough and practical knowledgo of tho active duties of the Counting-Room, and business pursuits in general. Book-keeping in nil its departments, as pntc-ticully used by the moat accomplisnea modern comprnheudine the best forms in use, among Ihe must flourishing eiablishme'its enaged, individually or in partnership, at Wholesulu or Retail, on commission or Speculation, including Banking, Steam-Boating, llatlroiid, Insurance aud Joint Stock Books, Commercial Calculations and Correspondence, embracing ev pry varietty of business, computation, and familiarizing the studenvrith the Commercial Technicalities aud Pras-eotogy of COMMERCIAL GEORRAPHY Is fl new branch introduced into Mercantile having its origin as it does, in this Institution, no pains will be spared to make it an itt tractive and profitable feature in the Lecture Department. THE SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP In all its tonus, will be taught by its author. P.R.

Spencer and .1. VV. Lusk. In this department.no Institution In America offers superior facilities. This system of Chirography stands unequalled in ihe world, for neatness and practicability.

The Rapid and true Business Hand, will be taught to students in a thorough and successful manner. THE LADIES DEPARTMENT Is entirely separate Iron, thetetitlemen'fsand is elegantly furnished, fitc. Ladies will find at this Institution in. citities for pursuing Mercantile Education, superior lo tnute otierea ty any similar College in this Union. Hundreds of Ladies in ditlerent parts of the country aro already renpiug pecuniary proiiis from asound commercial education.

The suite of Rooms occupied by this college are more spacious and more eleeamly furliishsd, than any other Mercantile college rooms in ihe United Stales. The most accomplished teachers will ul all limes be connected wilh this Institution. Diplomas are awarded to those who sustain athorough ex a mi nation in the branches pursued. The extensive acquaintance of the Principals, enables them lo render efiicieut aid to their graduates iu securing situations. TERMS.

For full course in Double Entry, Book-keeping and all other departments, time unlimited, For full course in Ladies' Department 30,00 For separate course in Penmanship, 5,00 For various styles in Ornamental Writing as agreed upim. oai'6-lv AGRICULTURAL. Agricultural Store. THE Subscriber would Inform ihe tanning community, that 3 he has takin the ware-rooms fur- morlv Cenli.n. unr1 WalkH.

Akron, Ohio, and will con- continue the sale ol AGRICULTURAL 1MPIEMENTS, In connection with the Stove Tin Ware Business. He has now on nana a good assortment of implements, and is daily receiving new supplies. Ho bas secured the services of R. B. WALKER, who will take charge ol the Agricultural Seed Depart und will be found on hand to serve his old customers, and all who may faj vor him wilh their patronnge, to a complete assortment of implements, at prices which cnnnoi fail to satisfy the purchaser.

H. VV. WKTMORE. Akron, April 11, Fkws! Plows! 1 I1I A Celebra- torl Plr.ia.-u 1... h't Prices at the Akron, April a5lh.

AGRICULTURAL STORK. CJl BSOir PLOWS, with wheel and draft-rod adapted lo the wauls of the farmers in this community, tor sale at the AGRICULTURAL STORE. Akron, April '25, STEEL, PLOWS for sale at the AGRICULTURAL STORE. Akron, April 25. HOKS from different manufacturers, nt whole-Mile and retail, at the AGRICULTURAL STORE.

Akron, April 22. Cllf largo variety of the most approved patterns, for sale at the Akron. April 25. AGRICULTURAL RTORR, J. ROSS' PATENT GRAIN JDRILL.

rWHIIS Drill has become the favorite of the farrntiift-J community wherever il is known, and needs only to be introduced to be in the poasersion of every good fur. mer. It is not liable to et out of repair, is exceedingly aim nle In Us construction, mid nossessentninerioradvatita. ges over nil others in the ease and facility witb which it can oe reguimea io sow ANY DESIRED QT7ANTITY OF GRAIN, per acre. It distributes the seed even I v.

and deuosites i- a regular depth in the grvfiind. This is regulnted by rats uik or lowering the guide immediately behind Ihe'tooLh and fastened to it by a small key. This guide, as it presses and ridca upon the ground, covers Ihe grain. Il thus carries the tooth and prevent it from running beyond Ihe depth to which it is set. The tooth being thus sol, it naturally follows that the grain will be deposited at a regu lar and even depth in the soil.

rain is generally drilled In too deep, eteciaHy when the ground Is mellow. Hence tue importance oi megimie to govern the depth, which Is al the control the operator, is manifest to alt. Alter four years of careful and thorough ex fieri men is, which has resulted in great improvements, we now feel warranted In saying that J. H. ROUS' GRAIN and SEED PLAN- i mi is superior io any otner now offered to the public, If Ho deem It unnecessary to append a long list of ceriuicaieKas me noove uriti may be seen and examincdat T.

II. Goodwin's Plough Factory, in Akron, where Fat mere. Mechanics, and all who feel interested In the manufacture and use of Agricultural implbineiiis, arereajwer mi. uiiituu buipi Miuiiiseives. WHEEL CULTIVATORS The subscriber would offer for sal aud recommend to the Fanners, (hi excellent and rrmi.ir h.

teiisll. The Teeh are made of steel Plate, of such size and bo ftuOlcicntly slrong fur two hor- WARRA NTED. They snrpMB all other implements In the cultivation o-Corn, and by those who have used them aro considered alf most as necessary as the Plow in tilling land for Wheat sod other crops, and are very extensively used Id seeding. A I.SO PLOWS rVX 1 VMM! AND OHEJIT WES TERM 1, 3, and 4, Curtis' ft. PtmoftS Imprr.ved Plows.

ThosoPlownarea Super or article and are thought to combine more science In Ihefrconstructlon than any other Plows now In use. A large BMOrlment of different kinds of Plow Point, on miv now onup, near ine Mill. MPI4-ly TIIUH. H. GOODWIN GOO TONS CANlJUSKy WHITE PLASTER! AT Thl CENTER MILLS, AKRON.

OHIO. WE NOW and hare lille Pluslsr. Tlie Planter nr Ihe rery best niiallly: Knnind Hue, and will be sold lower than It ever hue been in lliis mnrkct. tV r'arnwrs who brltilf Ihoir own barrels or bam, will save the expense of the barrels, which will bequlle J. I.

ALLEN CO. Ceilir SI Ills, March ISIh, 1864-tr Carpeting. I. ABBEY has a cholco lot of Carnellnc, at his oarpol-room In the Stone Block, to which he invites the attention of those needing anything In that prll 2. "eO, 1.1 "H'ttM III" tiiia nnuntv.

we ajrain brtDii oat the celebrated CtTAIIOGA FALLS COLUMN COMSTOCK' ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW GOODS AT COMSTOCK'S CUYAHOGA FALLS CAS STO RE. fgYlTE SUBSCRIBERS arc now receiving a full aa- JL sorttnenioi new ana uesirauie goous tor spring Summer, which will be sold at prices lo correspond with the times. Particulars next week. In the meantime come and see, if you want bargains.

C. J. fit COMSTOCK. uvahoga Falls, May llth. 1855.

THOSE NEW GOODS ARE opened. We were so busy last week that we barely had time to allude to them. They open even better than we hud promised ourselves. Come and buy thein. Voucuu'tdo otherwise when you have seen them.

CI. COAISTJCK. Cuyahoga lffth, 1855. Bonnets, Ribbons, AN assortment of those beautiful SOFT STRAW BONNETS, very cheap; together wilh a fine lot of FRENCH BRA III, OPEN VVOKK aud SILK BONNETS, all grades and prices. RIltBJNSaud other Li'immiujrsto match, at Cuvahoga Falls, May IHth, 1855.

COMSTOCK'. Summer Hats. I1ROM the finest Patmma to the cheapest Palm Leaf, an assortment to tmit utl tastes and purse, at Cuyahoga Falls, May 18th, 1855. COMSTuCK'S. Dress Goods.

111 ALLIES, Organdies, Lawns, Barege Pe Lnines, MJ Ue Beiges, Hnliiautrs, fice in profusion, at Cuyahoga Falls, May IHth, 1H55. COMSTOCK'S. BIrtck Dress Silks SUPERIOR quulilles, and very cheap, at COMSTOCK'S. Cnyanoga Falls, May letli. 1855; American Gmehnms.

FM AST COLORS new st viesjust ihe goods for Fer al 10 cents per uird. Cheaper Coods were never brough into tbe State of Ohio. Come quickly if you want them. J. S.

COMSTOCK. Cuyahoga Fnlls.May 18th, 1P55, Six Penny Calicoes. NEAT STYLES good cloths fast colors. We never sold as good Prints for six pence a yard before. To those who kpow the quality of the gjods we are in the habit of selling enough said.

C. J. S. COMSTOCK. Cuyahoga Falls, Ifith, 1K5.

Guts hams and Prim. MERRIMACK, Coctioco, Pacific, Sprague, and other staiidiird prints, in full supply, together with a hnve assortment of Ginghams, from Uie finest qualities to ch cheapest, at COM STUCK S. Domestic Goods. SUPPLY renewed every fow days. SUMMER STUFFS for men and boys wear a targe stock.

In short, we have a full stock of STAPLE, FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS II ATS, CAPS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, 4tc, which we ill sell vcro cheap for readv pay. C.J. At S. COMSTOCK, Cuyahoga Falls, May IHth, IS55. Hardware.

IRON, STEEIi and NAILS, tojMher with a assortment of Shelf HARDWARE Carpenters und C(opers Tools. DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE WOODS and DYE STUFFS. CROCKERY, GLASS and RTHEN WARE. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, A full stock always to be foi nd at the lowest possible rates, at Cuyahoga Kails, May leth. 1H55.

COMSTOCK'S. Our Fifty Cent Tea HAS improved in quality. We make It a point to keep the best article to be found at that price. We could furnish an article under the name of Tea, at a much less price, but conu'der it no ohject. .1.

fir, S. COMSTOCK. Ready Pay. WE have, a regular system ol doing buslneps.sooner than deviate from which, we will buy or borrow a shovel and go to digging. One price and no jockeifing.

We sell goods to one man no cheaper than another; and in fairand honorable dealing, we promise to compete with any other store iu Summit County. 0 J. COMSTOCK. Cuyahoga Falls, May 18th, 1855. Farmers produce OF all kinds wanted in exchange for goods.

C. S.COMSTCCK. Cuvahoga Falls, Mav ISth, 1855. Paper Hanslncrs. Tl II largest and heft assortment of Wall Paper and Borders ever brought to Cnvahoim Falls, just received direct from manufacturers.

They will be sold verv cheap for READY PAY, C. J. 4, S. COMSTOCK. Cuyahoga Falls, April 4, 1855-lf S.

PEASE SON, DEALERS IN MY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE AXD CROCKERY. CUYAHOGA FALLS. apr.W, Ic53. BERLIN IIIGHTS, ERIE COUNTY, O. npHlN pleasant and successful water cure, h.is a snccial denurimt-nt for thn ircnimoni i lA.mni..

DistMwa, a department for Surifical Diseast s. such h- niseasesoi me r.ye. Hips, pine, jtC and a gi mml Medical department, for the treatment of diseases of the Lungs, Liver. Howeis, Prof. II.

L. Ill LI. will attend to the Suiu'ieal cases, ami Prof. H. P.

ATCHELL to ceneral diMHi. superintend the Femnio department, and leetiire from uinm a woea, on ncuiin and disease. The Female departinimt is under the immediaiecareof Mrs. Gat'H-, This place i celebrated forils uniform healthful-news, the abundance, soi lness and purity of the water, and beauty of its scenery, Terms for Board and Treatment, 7 to 610 a week, Wl mil ui iiik utttcis. neavv unncis.

i oolen sheet. I blanket. 1 ouilt. and 1 eomfort. A.din..

Crystal Fountain Retreat, Berlin lligu, Eric Co-O. aprl8 BENNETTS BROKAW, COfflBQSSIOlT0 MERCHANTS, rofc TUB SA.LK Of FLOUR, CRAW, BUTTER. PROVISIONS, No. 4, Front Near the Battery. Jamks O.

Bknnbtt, i KVW Vnntr CoRMUii P. ItaoKAW. 1 XUlih, Chab. 11. Huntisotox.

apr4 PROSPECTIS OF THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. PUBLISHED AT COI.l'MBt'H, OHIO. DAI1.V. AND WEEKLY. TKR.US, Invariably in Advance) per roar.

Tn-Weetly 3 01) Weoklj son Weekly, In clubs of 10 and over 1 50 Weekly CiimpniKn paper, 3 50 CSCInbi of 10 or in. ire, ulKrib'iig for three monllu, enn hnve Ih. privilege of continuing to the end of the year, if by pnyinn $1 00 In addition The preaent proprietors of Ihe 04. state Journal have hilherto made no extraordinary effort to gceiire an increased aubse.riplion to tho paper. They deaired Its chnraeler lie eftahliiihod and Its claims acknow-ledsed by the requisite trial, in present hands, before they inudean aplieal to the public.

A large expense was incurred in its outftl a year aito; and at no time sinee tbe establishment of the paper, has so large expense been incurred lor its editorial mannuetnent. The low terms al which tile paper in furnished render necessary a much Increased subscription list, in order to afford adequate returns to Ihe proprietors lor labor bostowed and capital invented. It seems now, on the threshhotd of an important and exciting election, a tilling lime to nppeal lo tts friends for a generous effort Iu lis behalf. The position and character of the JaurnaJ are loo well known to require any pliuure In relation lo its future course. Entirely independent In Its will.ns It has Ihe discussion of all subjects that may approach within tts rnoto, or Htale or National concernment, In a free and independent spirit.

To the maintenance of Ihe principles which gave rise to the Hcpublienn orgatiixalinn, the Ja.rnaJ has neen pledged, its past course must stand as. guarantee for Ihe future. The Telegraphic columns of ihe Jmnai contain full reports from the Kast and Ihe South and Ihe Poulh-weat. up to the hoiirofpiibllciitlnn. A special report of the ni.iHri, me journal wiiu groat oare, will be found in our Commercial The Proprietors of Ihe Mate being desirous that Ihe mends or the Republican party should have the opportunity of Judging for themselves of its tnerits.have auopieu ine pian oi senuing tneir regnlsr weekly issue, ntainlugaii amount of reading mailer not by any puper in mo vv esu mi oer man make up a mere no llllial sheet for Ibe i-aiminign.

The enhanced eo.l w. arc conlldcnt will be made up by Ihe Inoreascd number oi us pnirons. Bonnty Land. CARPKNTIvK HOWE, associated wilh Ihe firm of Miller Hrnnduljuryi of Waslilnmon City, areprepsmd to present and prusiHite claims before' iuiirM ni whs yion. t.onerss, or any or Hie ermental Detrfirtments.

Htircial attention naid lo annli. eations for niiiciitn, and the formal nresontallon of P. IB i t-iui i i. LEGAL. NOTICE.

"WTOTICn is hereby given, that the undersigned Xl will not pay, or be responsible for any debt incurred upon him by bis son, Daaiel Canrotild. LEWI CARGOULO. Boston, Anif.25.'55. 3w CONSTABLES SALK. TIT virtue of sundir Eiecutlons to me dircdad, I A3 shall expose to sale in Hutitrdity tbe eiht day of Swpiemoer, commenctne: at luo'etocK, a.

at i-ock iuht on the Onio Canal in the township of Portage, the following property, viz: The Canal Boat Golden Gate and Ihe Furniture and apparel thereunto belonging. Taken as the property of the Canal Bont Golden Gate to satisfy an execution in favor of Ira Jones, et a Is. Akmn, Aug.2titb, A. J.J. WR GHT, autrJtHs NOTICE.

James Dubbin, Plaintiff Hiate or bio, County of vs. Summit, Sneca L. Hand, Dert. Court of Common Pleas. rilUE defendant will take notice that on this 21st day M.

of August, A. 185a, the plainiiff filed his pit siun against the defend en ia ihe Court of Common Pleas of said County and sued out of said Court an nler of Attachment against tbe land? of said defendant within Said County, The object of said Petition is lo collect from the dclendenf, the amount paid by pIiiiniilTto certain heirs ot the estate of Henry Barton, deceased, In compliant with tbe order of Distribution, made by the Probate Court of said County, Oct. i5th, IH5-J, with costs of the order; which money is in the hunt of the defendant. Amount paid by plaintiff is $72,87 The prayer of the petition is, that the plain tiff may h.ive judgment against the defctident lor the stun of 87-100 dollars, with luteiest on $8,23 from Oct. 25, 18o4on $1 4ti-lU0 from December 25, 1855o $35, 72 troin Jan 9, lSS on 87,23 from Jan.

10, 1855 and ou $7,23 from Jan. 17. 1855, parts of said sum of37--77. The defendant is required to answer said petition, on the 3d day of November, 1855, or the same will betaken as and judgment rendered accordingly. Aug.

21, BRYAN. PlfTs. At! jr. SHERIFF SALE. IN obedience to the command of a writ of Vend! F.x.

lo me directeu and deltveied from the Court of Com-uiou Pleas of Summit County, Ohio, expose to sale at public veudue, at the dour of the Court House iu the town of Akron on Monday the 24nA dtp of September nrf, Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day.

the following described lands and tenements to wit: uSiiiiaie In Coventry township, Summit County. Ohio, and bounded and described as follows to wit. Lot 7 in Tract 10 it being funr-lcnths of the land owned by Basil Viers, late of ssid township deceased. Also the following described tntct or narcel of land situate In the township of Coventry in the county of Summit and State of Ohio, and is bounded N.anri VV. by the lines of lot No, 15 in Tract 10-S.

and K. by lines parallel with the N. and W. lines and so far I herefrom as lo contain 8 acres, being the same land purchased by 'has. Summr, at Tax-sale and deeded by the Auditor of Portage count losaid Sumner, March 3d, 1834.

First piece appraised at recond piece appraised at $50,00. Dates vs Viers. DUDLEY SEWAUD, Aug. 29, AheritT. SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Execution lo rue directed and delivered from the Court of Common Pit-as ol Summit Ohio. 1 shall expose to side at miotic vmtdite. at the door ff the Court House, in the town of Akron, on Monday the 17th day of September next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 oYiucfc, P.

M. The following described lands and tenements, to wit: Siluale in the Township of Northfield, in the County of Summit nd State of Ohio, being part of Lot 15 in said township, boun ties as lOtiowK oegmmngai a stake in urn south tine ot said Lot 152 Iks. Kaat of the South west corner of said Lot thence North 3 A est 1 02 Iks. to a stake thence Soutb 80X3 Knst, G3) Iks: lo a st-ke thence South test, I ch. G2; Iks.

to a stake thence North fX VVest 6-2) links to the place of beginuing and containing 101 ot an Hereof huid. Andrews fit Taylor vs Free Will Baptisi church of Mac- eaonis. Appraisea noo tsi, uvuIjIi clWARD, August 15, lierirT. NOT8CE, To Harriet E.Low and Mary Low. widow of Anthony Low, deer ami- You will take notice, that on the 97lh day of August, A.

1855, the undersigned guardian of Milton J. Low and Newion U. Low, of Holmes Oi'intr, Ohio, filed a petition in the Court of Common Plea of Summit countv, Ohio, where the same is now pending, demanding partition of the following premises situate in Miid county ol Summit to wit: A piece or parcel of land hliuated in tbe town of Bath, in the county of Summit, in the State of Ohio, and is the West part ot 100 acres more or less, contracted to Bela Spencer in the North part of I ot No. 60 In taid Bath, in Range )2, township 3. bounded, North and "eat by tho lines of suid bylundf, before 1831 sold to Spencer, and East by a divinon line, agreed upon by said Low and James Tripplt, and run and marli-kod and to stand as it now is and contains ri8 acres more or less.

Also, a certain other piece or parcel of land situate in Bath, in the coanty of Summit, end Stateof Ohio, and is a part of Lot No. 60 in said township, and is bounded on the South by the original South line of said Lot, East by the West line of 18 acres, deeded from suid Lot by C. K. Spencer and North by li ne p-irallel to the south line aud so far therefrom to contain 3-J acres of land. Also, another piece or parcel uflaad, Five acres in the West part of lot No.

60 in the township or Bath, aforesaid, and bounded as follow, wit: Pegii ningon the West line of said lot, S3 clmins and 35 links from the.north wert corner of thv Jot.nnd running thence south l3 25 ihence u8C i chain, IIk'iich South 13 West 2 chs. find 8 Iks. thence North 88 east, 5 chs. and 21! thence North iast8chs. and 33 and thence South 883.Vesi 6 chs and 26 to tho place or Ix-iiming, Theunersiirned demand." that partition he made of said premises as follows: lo Milton J.

Low, one equal on third part of said premises to Newton II Low one equal one third part of said premises lo (arriet K. Low, one equal one third part of said premiss, and tu Mary Low, widow, dower in the whole: At the next ti rm of said Court an application will be made by the undersigned fir an order that partition may be made, tc, for said premise-. Yoorhe fit Critcbfield, Alt'. ALBERT LOCK1IAUT, Guardian Of Milton J. Loff aud Newton II Low.

BugiD-tiw NOTICE. Mary Duncan, 1 State of Ohio. Summit County, s. s. vs tonrt of Common Pleas Simeon Duncan.

Within and for said Co. Divorce. DEFENDANT will take notice that on the Kith day of July, A.D. 1855, the plaintiff, Mary Duncan, filed in the office of tho Clerk nf Miid Court, her petition iim uhi ui uivurw niii me mm ucieuuain, ior an allowance of alimony, and for the care aud cu.otodv of her chili, Ellen Thuiean. Came assigned extreme cruelly.

Paid deindant is further not i tied that paid caure will be for hearing at Ihe November term of said Court. A. 1855. MfCH'liKt McKINSF.Y, juljIMw AltuCiicysforPeiiiioner. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.

Sidney Edgcrton. Administrator of Nathaniel T. Robinevvn, dec1d. vs. 1 Esther Koblusou.et.

al. Norman Robinson and Alonzo Robinson will lake notice that on the 18th day of August, A. 1855. said administrator filed his poliiion in the Probate Court of Summit County, Ohio, th object and praj er of hicb petition, Is to obtHiii an order for the awimnnent nf ihe dower of Esther Robinson, the widow of Naihnuiel T. Robin ui, d-ceased.

in the following desnihed Real Estate, and also for the sale of Ihe said real estale known ns the Cutshcw Lot, and where the said Nuilmniel T. Holt In son resided at the time of bis decease, being in the township ofPortage, Summit county, Ohio, and containing two acres and of an acn of land. SIDNEY EIMJERTOK, aug22-4w Adminisirutor. ADMIMSTH NOTICK. Josiah Arnold Administrator of Heman Oviatl, 2nd, deceased.

vs. F.liza Ovialt, Nelson P. Ovist et al Nelson D. OviaU. will take notice that on the fourteenth da of August.

A. 1A55, said Administrator tiled his petition In the Probate Court of Hum mil Countv, Ohio. The object nnd prayer nfwhich petition, is to obtain an order lor the assignment of the dower of Eliza Otlatt, widow of Heman Oviatt, 2nd, deceased, and for the sab nf the following Real Estate, to wic The piece Of land, or so much thereof as remains unsold, dt-eded by Simon Perkins to Heman OviaU, 2nd, on the 20th day of June, A. 1851, also, that piece or tract of land deeded bv Aaron Thompson to Heinon Oviatt; 2nd, on the fifteenth dayof November, D-, 1849, ths aforesaid tracts hcimr all the Real Estate within the County of Summit, of which the said "viatt diedsetgei. JOMAII ARNOLD.

Akron, Aug. L5, '55. (aug-4) Administrator. FRAK OATMAN'S KSTATB. NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified as Executor on Ihe lale of Frank Oatotan, bdo of Summit Count, deceased.

NDUEW LANGENDOKF. Dated Akron Aug 15, 1655. (ung22-3w- BAEGAIKS IN FRUIT TREES. THE pnljscriber Is now closing out rapidly, at his Nursery, on tho Mtddlehury Road, near stock of Fruit Trees; but still has a fine variety, which he must dispose of without delay, as he does not expect to occupy the ground much longer, Thosw in want of good, healthy trees, of reliab! qiialltlest either AVPI.F.) PEACH, OH IUWCE re Invited to call without delay, as they may now obtain bargains, variety of Grapes; among them, some receolly received from Cincinnati. Together with Osnga Orange Hedge; While and Black Currants, Gooseberries, Ehubard Rnuti, Strawberry sets, L.H.

PECK Akron, April II, 'SS-tf. Bernges, Bo-nge Delaines, Tissues, Lui tn. going off with a rush, at May 1W5. EDSONfl. T0NFTN, niBDONrt A Nil TRIMMING, tsrgn sssorimcnts.

The place to bnv them rhentt T.D50.NS. May 2, i FARRELL'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT! The Greatest end most Extraordinary Discovery of Ancient or Modern Times, and which has performed the most Wonderful Cures on Record, io U. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT! IX ii ft fact, established and well known, that the Ara bians attained so high decree in the knowledge o' ineJiciuo, as to excite the wonder aud admiration ih tuf wnole world. With them the science of chemistry had its birth.

They are perhaps, too. the roont ieaiusstn-dents of botany in the world and the fertile Deau tiful region which shirts the desert, abound witb rarw pants and odorous woods, whence they pr rur thotH a romatic Hums and frngrant bblssms of which thlsin-c'om parable Liniment is composed, and by whose stim nlnthiij, unctuous, and ponetrutintr propcrtius ills wbeo appltud, Instantaneously diffused through the whole ner vous system, aI laying; the most intunse pain In a few mln tos. This will seem strange to many, no doubt butif you will only think o( tlie many very remarkable cures performed by the physicians of that beautiful country and indeed by even the wild Arabs of the desert, and which ure tu this day by many looked upon as resulting from the powers of magic, you will no longer doubt. Yon hnve only to try it, when you will be convinced that no preparation ever put tip before the public KsseHea in so hitch a degree its perfect anodyne qualities. Its ac lion In ail cases is prompt, powerful, and effective, with out in tho leant endamrerintt the system.

It penetrate the flesh to the bune, rolaxea contracted cord, restoring free use to limbs which havo been paralysed for years and where the flesh has wasted away. leaving nothfC bulskinand bone, it excites a healthy action. causluKthe new Hesh to grow out and All up the shrivelled parts- Itrestors the synovial fluid, or Joint water, and this is tho rtason why It has bee no universally successful in curing nil diseases of the Joints. Id affections of tna Hpinu, Mver, Imngs and Kidneys, this great Arabian Hemcdy stands before any other medicine the world ever produced, and I challenge any modern, to meet it and test its merits of each. Thlsmiistnot be looked upon as The perfect consciousness of its unquestionable efficiency, by actual experiment makes mo bold in assert inn its transcendent virtues.

For Ague Cuke orEnlnrpementof theHpleen.U isasp't ciflc, never having failed in a single case. For any in, ternnl inllflmmution whatever, yuu will find It givefrea-relief hy rubbing it well over the region of the disease nnd then saturating a cloth with It, nnd allowing it to lay on for a while. It is equally good for various other diseases, Ity referring to the certificates Is this book, thy will find it has no equal in the whole world for the cur of Rheumatism, also Cramp, Swelling, Numbness Weakness, Chilblains, Burns, Scalds, gore Throat Bite-of Insects and Reptiles, Erysipelas. Headache, Halt Rheum, Wnrti, Corns, Bore Kyes, Mange, and Indeed, nearly all diseases whirh require an external applications aud niftny others bet rig groat ly benefited bylt. This Liniment Is used ofton with grant success In Goitre, or Swelled Neck, Bcrofula, or King's Evil, Liver Complaint Nervous Diseases, For Horses or Cattle, H.

4 FarrtWs Jtrabian Liniment is as effectual as it Is in tb disease of man. It willcureanycaseof Sweeney in existence. A lo Spavin, Pplint, Karey, I'olIKvtl, Windgalia, Stratus. Bruises, Blood spavin, Wmp Hpnvin. kc, inl7, nrPKLPK-LLKIN? COSoi Asent Akron, 1,45 2,05 2,22 2,45 3,22 3,40 4.02 4,28 4,47 5,20 9,40 6,00 8,00 4,47 P.

M. Express (rofng South meets and passes Accommodation going north, at Cliuton, itt 4,47 P. Al. July 30, 1M55. E.

JOHNSON, Supt, FOR SALE. For Sale. till nart of the nurcluiie monov will he rMiiolred in hand, fiiitlsftictory lime for balance. Possession giv-cn lniin'iliali-lv If desired. n27wl M.M.UOODALE.

House and Lot for Sale. undersigned oners for sale on mmlerate terms, their verv nleasant and commodious alocnce on the West Hill, Akron known as the Tllden House. It has an abundant suiiply of pure watorfrom the West Hill Waler Works. Enquire of Akron, Way 30, '55. KOCH fc LEVI.

FOR SALE. OTVK'two-horse endless tailrond power. One Thresh-Much ine, with Poparator, One Haw machine, smtaj ble for sawing titaves or Shlnglo wood, or fur sawing wood. Tho above will be sold cheap for cssh, approved credit, or exchanged tor oiher pioperty. Enouire at ihe iron Store, or of Austin Co.

auK-tf FOR SALE. AT the 014 Well Known Cabinet Shop of Simon Brown, Cuvahoirn Falls, vou mav und a Keueral as sortment of Cabinet Ware, such as UureauSfTublcs, Hethleaih, Chairs, and heady ifnde Cnffint, withahenrsetf needed), made in the latest fashion, and (of the very best materials, and soklat fair and reasonable prollUl. SIMON dltOWN. sepIS Wool Wanted! A FEW THOUSAND POUNDS of Pullftd Wool tn manufnr.turn nn shares. will ronnu factum Olothn, Flsnnots, rinssimeres and Salineits Tur one half, I our Factory in Middlobury.

UAVVSON fiOOUALIl Miiirtlrtniry, May fllh ISj.V Leave Millerftbiirg, 4,25 a Lafayctle, 4,30 Kredurickaburg, Edlnburg, 5,06 Orville, Bristol, 5,44 Clinton, 6.01 New Portage, 6,17 Leave Akron, 6,37 t'uy. Falls, 6.53 Reach lludnon, 7,10 Leave Hudson, 7.15 Beach aevcland, 8,25 forNav.land Military services, lor Bnujly Und and Mine. He has styles eqttal to any ever broiiKhl lo this Tensions. Land Warrants and sold at their market. Such as threo-ply; Knsrllnh; Ingrain- Stain Car-market valtio.

CMtVWi irtiWK, pi'i. wool and mixed; domestic ehen'n: drumtel: nioik, South side Market PI. mnltliiB, 11 I'-nii, irj.i..