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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
BLACKWELL ON FAMILIES. anothe
u just received at (nov 14 CORSES

LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT!
HY GregOry's instant ure of Pain.
'INHls wonderful medical compound prepared at Maui
J. NEE City, Ohio, the ancient country Of the
GttOWa Indians,
whose medicine, combined with Enpyreumatc Oils, Ex.
tracts of Banks Roots Gums and Balsams of the Temper
ate and Torrid Zones make 1t the most powerful and pun
gent preparation for the suppression Of all inflammation,
whether proceeding from Burns, Scads Broken Bones
No. -. any other cause offered to the public. The
nn Ii taken, its thrilling and anmating power Is
r,, -As Its way through every diseased nerve and
s I,, 10 - , ,pt. -m, relieving $3.50 ..ssr
enN VI '''e sS n ~. IN in an Instant, ,- ,
s ana dssovans local obs rs with rapIty known Of
no other medicine. 1t immediate. oduchc.
Nervous. or sick IEs raIiaves a. o,.o
instantly cures the TOOTH ACHE, anu = and nsai.
the excruciatng pains of Kheumatisn. -. In nno
~ cures long standing cases, three appicato. n.,S
nour Fer dangerous accidents, Broken Limbs Nh 81
Flesh, Bruises Burns Scads Fantness In the Sto
ach, Spasms cramp cEolic, FEVER AND AGUE, colds,
sore throat canker in the mouth stomach and ali COM
plants OF lnfamaory character this med inc give
instant relief to the sufferer sti ss -
NO FAMILY SHOULD Re WITHOUT 1T!
Thousands are ready to testify its efficacy
tainty In the - 5t ''TF
Cure of all Bowel COMPLAINTS,
and multitudes of children have saved by its timely
USE when ATTACKED AT IMIDNIGHT, with fits
spasms cramp, cholic and choking, caused by worms
with no physician near and life in Imminent peril s
Allen Hendricks, Wholesale agent, Burlington ia.
Price 25 cents per bottle Idec. "a 1855
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

Aadsme Jenny Lind Goldschmidt appeared at
Exeter Hail on Monday evening, the 10th inst,
singing in liayden's Creation, after an absence
IRON England Of six years. One Of the London
journals saws she looks thinner, but all seem to
agree that her vocal powers are as superb as
ever. fsata l1a q eses 9f
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

We find the following eccentric item in a recent
report of an Agricultural Fair in Indiana:
THE hogs to-day were almost suAocated with
lat lnthis department Mr.. Samuel H. Clay seems
70 take precedence.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

OK THE WRoNa ScESr-Therc was n smell in
town last Saturday night 1t was very unlike
that from bed of violets, or the brcezes from
"Amby the blessed" 1t was noised around that
the Company had just commenced manufactu-
ring Gas, and this was but foretastc of what
We should get when they got fully into opera
tons. We are happy to say that the Company
are not capable Of raising such stencil. 1t came
from the pork emporium ON Boundary street.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

We ind the following in the Keokuk Times:
The Cleveland Plain Dealer learns that Judge
Douglas designs placing himself under the Water
Cure treatment in one ofthe institutions in that
city, and that he win not take his seat In the Sen.
ste ill Spring. Ga.
This Is a very wise proceeding on the part Of
the "Little Giant" His political reputation is
past the reach ofmedicine, but If there be any
thing that will reach his bodily infrmities II 10
cold water, to which he has been for some years
acomparative stranger. ..sfs,I.a 4
MASONIC FEsTiyAL.--The "brethern of the
Mystic tie" celebrated ST, JoHN's DAY, the 9th
Ill., at 0ttumwa. They had an excellent Sur
PR, prepared exclusively by Mason's wives
The Courier says an excellent address was deliv-
eredby Bro. JOHN BEAcR, Master of Olive Branch
Iodpe No 81 t
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERrY ON THE LAKES
1t is ascertaned that the number of disasters on
making losses amounting to over sir millions Of
dollars OF this number 3s4 vessels were lost
and damaged in 1854, with a loss of 81, ls7, 1876
These figures give some idea Of the extent Of
the commerce Of the lakes, and Of the unprotect-
ed character Of the harbors around them, when
such enormous loss can be piled up in SO short a
time, great portion Of the direct result Of the
condition of the harbors.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

CT By the pohteness of Mr.. Patterson, Who
resensedas with large peicc, We have been
ieeding upon Bear meat for q few days past. We
nope our subscribers and the public will be un.
oef no apprehension, however. There is no gum
powder about us. We never held military
commission in our life--never were Generated,
oeioaeled, eap,ained or even corporaled, and
.aeseis no need Of apprehending any alarming
demonstrations, even should we continue this
Una Of diet for some time to come. Our thanks
are due 70 Mr., Patterson for the present. May
his shadew never he tesss 81 .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
J. r. TALLANT,

I7 MGLESALE and Retail Dealer ~sss
w i'm Drugs, Dyes,Dye.ySo GODS, PERKY
fumery, brushes, Paints, Oils, Win. u
dow Glass, Glassware, American and
Foreign Chemicals, &C., &e., n. T. Corner
Main Jefferson streets Burlington, Iowa Having per-
manentiy removed the above location Of the
commsdious and elegant establishments in the West the
subscriber invites the OF his old friends and
toners and the public generally his large and varied
stock Of goods in his line which will be sold at very low
rates. lie has on hand
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

lust received per steamer Excel -s. p .-
u n0 sacks prime Coffee; rs do old Government ava,
loo bbls and kegs Bechers Molasses, as' p
~ N. o. Sugar House; 40 halfbarrels do.
30o kegs Wheeling Nails, i, .-.-.-
2OO sacks Salt; 200 bbls Lake Salt.
S0oo Ids Western Reserve Cheese, -5
aeo Keans wrapping paper assorted Sizes
70 boxes Lewis and Ferry,s fine Tobacco ,... s....
In store and for sale by nov 1877 II. E HUNT eco
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

How Gov. SHANNON CHARAcrERIzEs MURDER.
Gov. Shannon says he is determined to pro-
tect the unofended people of the territory from
lawless violence" The way he proposes to do
this, says the Albany Journal, is to shield the
murderer of young Dow by imprisoning, under a
false charge Of crime, the witness necessary to
convict the murderer His protection is ex-
tended to those who she'd innocent blood, and his
coroperators are those who deem it q virtue to
shoot down men opposed to slavery. sesI,Ea9 s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

On Wednesday of last week, two dead chill
dren were found in the cars of train which had
just arrived at Altoona, from the East, by the
conductor. They were Germans, one FIVE and
the other three years CID Their parents were
poor, and left them because they were unable to
bury them. ss s s. 81 $50
& A NIGK DIsrINcrleN.-0n board the Cunard
steamers the church service is read every Sun
day morning. The muster roll of the crew is
called over, and they attend service. A gentle
man, one day, said TO one Of the sailors
Are yoa obliged to attend pubic worship N
- sNot exactly obliged, SIR, replied Jaca I'VE
should lose our grog if We didn't $50
itsxA yksr LrrrLr DoG.A dog fair" opened in
Boston recently, and an infinite number Of the
canirc race OF every breed, size and color were
represented. One Of the animals announced is .
little barker Of only three and half inches long,
contrasted with which are Nevfoundlands capa
1 BILE Of holding him in their mouths. An Essui-
marx dog, brought home BY Dr.. Kane, was also
on exhihieio0.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

ksss si nses.sss III i 81 msssx L Is, "a
| S easte ]: i assry u Hspsksssa Easasssy
Hvs ytsa. ssTssrss ~ ~ antisof g tsfa
J Jsss sss.s, x !. ossr1s sshas
Is Asy Lee 80 New Purchase; ss
cT sasasss sai aaasrrs: = Max M.r-s<s.
9e5 Henrietta Robusur, * Hs -
Disry and cerr-psassnee II Abhes. Lasrsaes
Home Iuaaesise !; b Grace aqagiar; ~
- wsfsnie and II - ssAsIfiFs5 4 -
Il Aanaaks !: 4 story Of Easii.a society
Balloon Travcis IN Europe ~ is4sss u
Gilbert Go-a-hcad
The Mail Eaes; ~
car;yss,s oliver crauas en 2 ysr. j,
aeca1 Barrct House, No
| (N.ASSICAL Tran&lasions OF Ovid, HOMER.
Horace Ja.sns Ivy VIRGIL, s,lls, , pssoshs nss
/ dcc2l. Darlington d Hors Madison.
" tiifs Books foe the HslIidays suitable for Christmas
and New Years presents ; received hy
dscA .---- G WlLcox q Go.
iHARPER for january:
decsl 0ppesite the Post Once
HAVE ron ALE: s..c1 !, Isss. near he ely !,
i Buriington, OF 90 Acres,-sixty acres improved
mesSoa The aerss soa asd
the krrcHKx two story brick. There 10 good orch
ard Ia bearing, and nnbsr Of fine springs on the land
Sixty Of the above IL the best ttcred land In the
nesnb:rhoed Of Barlngton;
" -. 3 sea " coy ~ ~.
been offered persons DESTROYS obtaining HOMESTEAD,
within mile Of the city limits.
| Office" Washington St. near the Post once, Of
1 ,n0rs cop rac ..n. 1navS-ar.
| Is mmais q iIIusfrm ted WORE Tor rSSR.
Souvenir soas re- GALLERY The am,sas'h.
/ The Diadem, ladies' Git,
Keepsake OF friendship, Ladies wreath,
The Casket, -" Golden Gift;
| Is- Jameson ShAfaStef'sHcs VI womeni
1 Heroines Of Shakespeare, numerous Illustrations;
w wy s9pes ~ p vo. s,nanasomeiy ocnha
| family ana Pocket Bibles Morocco bindings.
| rrayer hymn Books, velvet
| -JEFEN7LE B00Hy--
large coll. Of Books for children, with plain and
| colored plates. go ls5 t.s.5L. l.is .sfa..s
bound suitable for Christmas and New Years Present
| ~ "a For sale &. j. 2. BROWNS,
| a.c1a fssa s. bo OK = s'au s a Store,
-. = .. -, ass-e -e.s-.e.'
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND, of tho Hose Of
r7osrraay1M . ~. r..,n-. = I;,.-,n,. ~
IA nance by De Quincy Al CORSE'S
| - -. -, l.. - -. -
| UNo CLIFfORD; by Lady Just received at
= CoNeEs
| v.rrn,Tcpnrr 800, 49, 49, = p,u. :.
X - 1,,st r...,,s3 =, 'e"s'' "a " TnpSv.S
-~---.l." $500 ~ NotNs11 :.
THE NEW PURCHASE: BY Hall. author Of Frank
| / Preen,an,s BARBER Shop lust reed at CORsE,S
| TINE AGE m FABLE Or Stories NJ fo,. ana Heroes
Il nv Rulfnch Just r.eeived NJ CORsE,s
---
GREENWOOD, Or, the Parish Boy. Just received at
r,rvrp,No -,
III y 49, tu. AAeA i"s' "t'S nUss KY
As "oiA. 'uS a. eoisI ..
DOCKS A. STATIONERY.
ID @ NJ WILCOX Dc Co. have Just received large
.. S,, S 49, .s anu ia W y" nana ~, u hns
phrannoa;c. Wms;c Hscsii. a,S onS p n, ~,
r,n , Gnd Ss , - s.".; 60 sun III, opua M nooAs
prices.
ura.eui ior me HoerA patronage extended 10 US thus
same. wIIcox& Co,
oecIo. burlington ~. Madison.
a roDEpN ppITIsII rss Ay1sys- C,r,r,. I.g..u, WA
M sor Taifonrs md Stanhsn. Inat c;wd WI
ds,1S ''i INV N.p"' -A4 r. ~ WJJrovys ~ Of
-.N-"~---- = :" 1900 . ".
TRvING'S WORKS. and Ike Marvel's Writings; for sale
Il dec1S. en- WILCOX Co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

49,
lFfisfrsf yts~st riketil2 Astss yssr ts.,,,,,
ls against Lexs hy Ffrc. -
MISSOURI 81 tTk MUTUAL iks Co. n, Ion. IA
q N xs5a~sA ffA<.s sa K " N 9ss..<s 800 - -
NORTlIW frykS las. co 81. s. - 1,svscux
Pgsffx fsssy. II d Irjics 49, -
fHsN.S I'M ~ i. IfssSfoah. Cuux.
) 4 EsvHts, Rrssf. HsA<y Eaf2cSy, Ntr,
RRipGEpORf ms. Co.. "a 8arnavrour Cour
I'M tAdkfttd, frsst ~ WysASsrH. lSsc'v.
O i-itMAS 8 BRd.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

NEW BOOKS BY ExPRESS.-Geonre
six wives; Memoir ofSydney Smith Volumes Old Home
stead; Twice Married; Nunnery Disclosures by Maria
Monk For sale by (nov 22) CM. WILCOX e. co.
LH0K RENT.-A first rate dwelling house with six
roonls good cistern, cellar, &C., the North HILL
enquireO1 (nov 16.) A. W. W. CARP enter.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

EsrfL GRANT ar The lost via ias. Published md 81
II sale By nov % WILCOX co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

Specie in bank 81 2 00u, 900.
Ebraary-Money easier Rates 8 to Hopper
cent. Second class paper, l2 to 10; banks easy
and discounted most of their offerings; call loans
on stocks were made in some INSTANCES at 6 per
cent; business good throughout the city; many
descriptions Of dry goods scarce; foreign ex-
change 1904; Panama Railroad completed, real
estate sales large specie in bank on the ed 81,
| 100000; stock loans at the close of the month
! we're made at per cent. Flour, SIS per barrel.
March-Principal event, the death Of the En-
peror of Russia Stocks rose, but fell again when
the great troubles and failures Of California were
announced; business among the merchants back.
word; specie in banks on the 18th, $l6, s70, 900;
exchange, l1o4; money easy at 6 to per cent
| April.--Money plenty at 6 per cent. on stocks
and At per cent. in bank; some loans made al
5; Bank of England reduced their rate of inter
est from 5 TO A; specie in banks, Sl4,sso; for
eign exchange, lloA
| May,-Money easy at from 5to7 per cent
$l4,5s5,oo0; exchange on England, llo4; wealth
er fine and prospects for large crops good.
/ yua<.-Money continued at the same saiee.---.
to per cent; on stocks and in bank street rate.
/ Z to per cent; deposits refused at some of tn.
private banking houses at 4 per cent; insurance
4 companies all making money; exchange, llo3
specie in banks, $l5,ooa,eeo
JslSS Stocks in great demand and rise rapid
ls large sales of real estate; Bank of Englan,
1 reduces interest to 81 per cent money easy at
to per cent street rates s to 10; exchange, To-
i to l0si; specie in bank, slS,soo, 900.
dssast.--Aoney more in demand; rates firm
at 10 per cent; Great Western Insurance Com
pany Organized; Turkish loan of IS, 0oO,o0
guaranteed by England, secured; money easier .
the close Of the month; exchange, ilois speci
. in hank, Sl6, $50 600. some movement Of gcl
Il West q & s s.
Observation-Disclosures very good in every d.
partment Of trade; merchandise advancing an
many descriptions scarce; crops reported goet
money early in the month plenty in bank II {
I zPercsas exchange, loss to /, specie in bani
fallen % eisslS, 600 81 80
ii ss 0etober. -Seeastepol taken by the Allied Pow
) ters; Bank of England advaacsd the rate Of il
aeress 70 q per cents money here tight; stool
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

In Praise OF Little Women.
In a little precious stone what splendor meets
the eyes!
In a little lump of sugar how much Of sweetness
lies! ..
So in little woman love grows and multiplies
You recollect the proverb says, "A ,cord unto the
tcise!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

LNLOUR 100 Bbls extra, for sale by s1.
Il nov q THOS. HEDGE L co
('HEAP GOoDs-Consistng in part Of children's VIC
~ torines and Tppets Ladies Fancy Furs Of all kinds.
Stone and Sable, Martini Fitch and Short Lynx victo
| rines, Tippe.s and CuiI. at .....t, -.'
nov 81 @. A. MCHMOND'S
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

rRLD CHAINS. Curb, Vest, Fob. and cha,ilsm
VI Keys, Sides Buckles, Seals and cropss /,
nov. l& t-s &-ssssssgg p o. HRODES
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

Usage ORANGE SEED.-Crop Of 1854, fresh
~ and good, for sale low by the bushel by
aug u ..s.t-.s-.r J. +. TALLAT
DOZENS of Homer a nd Travel, romances and Lyric,
L by Bayard Taylor, for sale by 5 G,si
nov 30 C. NJ WILCOX l. CO.
Burlington and Fort Madssn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

sssy.LAH IS, By Fanny Pam, for sale, at !,
| A1s sssEgss ! BROWNS. =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09


WE have made arrangements, to keep constantly on
w hand the best Of Wataga Coal, which will be sold in
10 suit customers either the track delivered
Cer in the city Order. left Mt the New York and Erie
Ra Il Road Office No O. Lauman's Block will be promptly
attic uded 70 - H. r. BARTLETT & co.
nov 80 Gazette Copy. - ..s..-.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04
I AN ACT
fNo. OIL

Supplementary to an act entitled IAN act 10 authorize
Free Banking in Ohio" passed March u. 1851.
SECTION i. Be it enacted By the General .~4sssmBTg
Of the state Of Ohio, That whenever any company.
formed for the purpose ofbank:n- under the provisions
of an act entitled IAN act to authorize free banking
PASSED March 81, 1851. shall lawfully transfer to The
Auditor of State any portion Of the public stock CT Ger
~tifcates fthe funded debt is sued, by any one Or more OF
the following States, TO wit: Massachusetts. New York.
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan TO an amount in value Ito be aScertaincl
as hereinafter provided9 not exceeding fly per cent
uan of the stocks or certificates of the funded debt of
the United States and of the State of Ohio, transferred
to said Auditor of State, ny such bank. ald remaining
With him, as provided in the seventh section OF SAID
act, such company shall be entitled to receive from
said Auditor an equal amount in value, of circulating
notes of different denominations, registered and couu-
tersigned as provided in said act; hut no such stock
or certificate of funded debt shall be received by said
Auditor ut a rate or price above the market value there
of. at the time of receiving the same or above the av.
age selling price of such stock or certificate at the New
York stock exchange, for the four weeds next Vresed-
ing the time of the receipt thereof, by the Auditor cx-
par value; nor shall the stock or certificates Of the
funded debt of any State not regularly paying the
interest on such stock or bebt, semi annuity, be re-
ceivsd by SAID Auditor.
sEcTIoS ?. The stock aud certificates so t~ransferr-
ed, shall remain in the possession Of the AGlitor Of
State, and he shall have ali the powers in respect TO the
same, and the interest thereon, as is provided in said
act. il relation to the stock of the United States aud
OF this State; and in case cOupon b0uls or certificates
he transferred as aforesaid. the Auditor shall deliver
the coupons. as they fall due, TO the proper hank. when
such bauk shah he entitled to receive the interest on
bonds and certificates so transferred.
SEXTON 5. This act shat; not be construed TO author
!ze any bank to receive or issue a greater amount Of
circulating notes than is authorized 10y the act to which
this is supplementary.
Nh VAN WORRIES.
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
ADrl1 II, lC0S-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

mo. 1901


Further to amcul en- act entitled an act to prevent
nuisances." passed FEB 2S, 1881. and to repeal the
act passed March p. 1851, entitled IAN act further
TO amend an act entitled an act to prevent nuisan-
ces,; passed Fep. u. l65I.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the General Assembly, Of
the State of Ohio, That every / ouse or baildiug sit
u1te within this State. used or occapied as a house Of
i'll fame, or for the purposes of prostitution, shall he
held and deemed a pdbEc nuisance; and any person
oxRing or having the control of, as guardian. lease or
otherwise, such house or building. and knoxingl- ieas-
ing or sub-letting the same, in whole or in part, for
the purpose of keeping therein a house of i'll fame, or
knowingly permitting the same tn be used or occupied
for such purpose. shall for every offence he deemed
guilty Of a m~isdcmeanOr, and on convictioy thereof.
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars. or imprisonment for a term NOT less than thir-
ty days. nor more than six months, or both, at the dis
Ct ctioS Ct the court.
SEcTIoS2. That the use or occupation by the Ieasee
or tenant Of any house or building, or any part thereof
for the purposes prohibited in the first section of this
act. shall be held by the courts Of this State, good cause
on the part of the owner, or lessor to avoid the agree
ment Of lease or renting and to re-enter ut any time
aud take possession of such house or building.
SECTION 3. That the act passed March 25, 1851, en-
titled IAN act further to amend an act entitled an act
20 prevent nuisances, !" passed Feb %, 1891, be, ard
the same is hereby repealed.
N. II. 4 WORRIES.
Speaker OF the Honse of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate,
Anil H. 1SS6-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

THIS is not the advertisement of a
i worthless compound got up by some quack to de-
fraud the public, but the simple notice of a new Remedy
which has acquired VI precedented popularity where
ever introduced.
"Dr. 5. sTRONG' FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure for every form Of Inter
mittent and Remittent FeTers, Chill Fever, Ague and
Fever. The most ample experit nee. supported by tes-
timOny of many OF the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully iustifes Us in speaking thus confidently Of its
= virtues" MARK THIS FACT,
"Dr. s. STR0NG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obsure persons. scarcely known to any
one: neither does it eElaIate from a 'icticiOUs source
as is too often the case with uIck nOstrumS-but il Is
u-equivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred, of individuals of the first standing in society, or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctions-who have on their own persons and in their
own families fairly and fully tested the sanatiye virtues
OF this true Fever destroyer.
THE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its actios Is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in Il hours after it is taken. and the second pack
age frequently produces results which bottles of other
popular remedies had failel to accomplish.
1t will not only destroy the disease. but aIso eradicate
the most minute seeds Of it from the system, and re-ss-
tablish a healthy action in the vital organs
CAUTION!
There is a Counterfeit On this article, as on almost
ali popular Remedies of the day. Observe then, the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma
ture Of SAM'L STRONG, NJ. D.. to counterfeit which is
felony s-M.S R & Co., Cleveland. o..
Sole ProprietOrs 4 Manufacturers of DR.. Sam Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all ORDERS and communications must be adj
dressed.
For sale by f. A. Smith &C., Druggists Warren,
and By all respectable Druggists through the States.
Dec. 26.y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-06-04

To amend the act entitled "an act defining the jurisdic.
ton and regulating the practice of the Probate
Courts, passed March IA, 1853.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohie, That the forty eighth section OF
al act entitled an act defining the jurisdiction and reg
ulatiug the practice OF Probate Courts. passed March
u, 1853. be amended so as to read as follows: Sectian
As In the exercise Of its criminal jurisdiction, the
Probate Court shall h Did terms of sais court on the first
Monday of each of the following months to wit; Fehru-
sry, April, June, August, October and December, being
six terms in each year.
SECTION .. That original section forty eight Of thu
act aforesaid. he and the same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. That this act shall take effect from and
after the first day OF May next.
April II. 1856.
Nh A WORRIES,
Speaker of 1.-THE House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.