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HARDWARE.

rpu. WATERMAN CHAs. n WATERMAN.
e. ~ j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
~Sss-TESsEs7a HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com,
k4zSgsA mon and Magazine streets, have on hand and
daily receiving by sDreign md domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles conprisiug IN part az
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope
Axes, Chains, Scythess .1....-D
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers Tools
AnviIs, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies Screwplates
Garden Engines Pumps
Pougfs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shleers,
Agricultural implements.
Mill, Cross and Pit Saws,
.r.. "-'- ..,. OK Yokes Bows, Singletreess
II. No.. Turning Lathes
Hoes, FFaraes. shovels and Spades, Platform scalea
Andirons, Tenders, Shosels and Tonga Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee ffcelas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese GiOngs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Neat Cutters, Sausage Stufers
Stock Kettles Portable Forges,
oa31y Seines Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DHYSICIANS USE TT.-TH FOLLOWING Is
the voluntary testimony Of worthy and VOL known fny
STEFAN relative his experience Of the efficacy Of B A. tnhe
sSsks sS.hsss ySSs sy asin
stock e. Co. GenemenI one OF these indivluas DsGk.
ward in giving certificates but in the present instance
due to humanity that have been engaged IN tne paG
any remedy efectual for worms as your Fermiuge II
adults in of Fever sometimes use 4 TO carry on
calomel taken the previous night and often lind BILIOUS eyaea
practice, and desire no better. :, :,
! Respectfully, W. N. HAWKINS, NJ u.
s15 ssq e my2
A YER,s CATTIARTTC PlLLs-F1hLs THAT
chse says they the best all Pills. annexed are tho
who certify that Doct Hayes knows viz !:
SaAw Ghef nHsSer Court Of Mass
W. G. PIusKErr, Lieut. Coy: Ct Ct Mass \
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister PienipoJ TO Great Britain.
7'oAS p MEN f' TfiAT ARE MIN il i''''0i
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
Costiyencss Bilious Complaints rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea ndges
Flaulency Of Appetite all Ucerons and Cntaneon Dis
eases which require Medicine, Scrona Kings
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system many Complaints which would not be supposed
thew could reac such Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
ga and Irimbity arrangements Of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising from
the best Prgave Medicine discovered and you will but
need to them once TO know i.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
every ys 5e spmdGW HI Co. Agents.
WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q charres
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OFTTCT a FFTCIAT..

CoMPTRoLLERss OFFICE,
7, - City st New Orleans lay i 1856
hereby aaerissd sna Isanirsa give notice bya
So 1884 Council vim pay any against tic City unless
ordinance referred Sas TO- y
President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
Ia. II, e -. President Board Of Aldermen.
. al lsignsdl JOHN i. LEWIS, Mayor.
respectfully called 70 The foregoing resolution.
nylsa Comptroller city, Il NJ e o}lssa,.
eoA " Hsa o5 5I;gass 81, orr j ~
W.T.. No. 1902.
That The hereby requested
poss Il lis ea Ssseel Sat
the e On e II ne
Common f Js3Iasa5, = :, TRACY
s,rn.d, President BoaT5 # Aa2f 2sEssn
sS5s4&s&5 75 5a5 President Board of Aldermen
Approved Msy 20 1886 Jot5r = tEwIs Navor
@ ssd a s FL oh be & sss
ie2 10. Conlptroller City. Of New Orleans.
GoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE
City Of New Orleans June 5th, 1856. 5
ton days notice ociaI Journal contract Intending
cIsbcTae aecordn specifications e IN Tie oee
snbjec. 70 the Of the Common
5. resident Board qf Assistant Aldermen
s 5Fi3S8 sss555 President Board Aldermen.
i 5e5 [signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
43, T. No.42T45.
sozre That the sell auction after ten days
notice the official journal contract for trcg
AIDES street also the all the bridges over said
canal to specifications file in the Commas
mon Council
tsigned .,$gs.,,5.5s +. l.. TRACY, e.
g5 lSignedl JOHN GULBERTSON,
i, President Board of Aldermen.
le5 fsignedl Ohm L. LEWIS Mayor i
No. $500.
he Comptroller sell after ten days notice IN
to public buildings and Offices of the city, accordance
year from the date Of the approval Of tie dudca
ton by the Common Council.
[Signed Ohm oUIBERTSON
IL - President Board of Aldermen
5e5 [signeal JOHN I. LEWIS, Mayor
No. 2sO1. i
esoleed That the Comptroller SELL after ten days notice in
the official Journal the contract for furnishing the city with
coal according TO for the term Of year
the date Of Tue approval Of the adjudication by
i Council 80 $5$F "a
| rsignedl II. L. TRACY
"a [signedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
4 je5 [signedl . JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Mofa M oiss 4
| 51e5 q. - o. tDEBuYs, Comptroller
| fF CoMPTR OILERS 0FFTCE
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General RELIEF g Committee.

The following the members the present W B.
Koonts President IA Exchange Place b. Dalya Treasurer
60 Bacehns street, James urneaux Secretary Odd Fellows
Ellis Post olce Buildings, Exchange Places Jno
yier sests W. LambeEtop, Fourth DIstric II + Peterson
ohouse H H Stanley Richard and Tchoupitou
las streets. Sherweod A W Nc Doune f. w. Fruden-
thail Common street, Gaserede Custom house, VIM Dick
Asiefg e. n Paul. T. Lyauda IS Charities street, Charles
Regular meetings held on the third Monday in each
month ii the SeeraaFys office in Odd Fellows Hail. corner
SaTapand LAFAYETTE streets, at 63s o'clock p. NJ.
nlSl ii JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary.
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HOPE HALL, No. 80 ST. CHARLES

.sszsS STREET.
>Gf W. The undersigned having purchased tAe estab-
hment, No 80 st. Charles street. lately known
and completely oye5hauled and reno
given the of HOPE HAIL. and respect
fully his friends and the public and the rest of
mankind that he prepared welcome them with spiritual as
well as bodily comforts to their entire satisfaction.
HisBAR will be constantly furnished with the best WINES
LIQUORS that can be imported, and his arrangements III
the culinary line cannot be surpassed
nHe will keep at all times all the delegates the Southern
and Northern markets afford will supply families and par
ties with FISH GAME OYSTERS etc. in thelr natural state
or cooked in the most approved styls.
EHe employed obging attendants, and those who be-
stow patronage Hope Hail. ay assured that
will be paid them by the proprietor and assistants
dill If III. JOHN j. DANIELS.
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4 interior EnenaaaI ,1ments.

T-l
SfAGNoI.IA No. Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday In each month. 8S
SINAI No meets in Franklin, parish Of ST. Mary
siie first aud third wednesday, In each month
vi SHAW No. 10 meets the Hrstsani third Saturday in
each month In Clinton, parish Of East Felieiana
Intended for the rand EnoampI
To JAS Farnea G. Scribe, Odd Fellows
Hal, New Orleans. s. -, 80 y
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

f.. III Ga MURPHY,S HOTEL, REsTAU;
<aH RANT AND OYSTER SALOON, No. IS and
100 St. Charles street, ia open for the reception
of visitors. Fish, Game and all the eieaces
q the season up most approved style and shortest
notice. hours Just received lot Of fine Oysters f and
salt. RlCHARD huRfdT. ~ u
raa THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. 90 CANAL
;Tsreet having been partially burnt by the late fire, now
A efted in most superb and comfortable style and VII %
open the Of boardefs on and after the m OIL
March. Ga"S" rx1,,,r,
fe2Stf MRS. l.. A. HOWE.
mM ~ -sAM,s SALOON, 1ol ST. CHARLES
fPSN a q STREET. This Splendid Saloon having been
StMkSY thoroughly fitted up for the coming season is
~ open. The very best Oysters will be con-
stan.Iy on hand, 10 be served by obgin attendants
Wines and Liquors Of the best quality, are also to be
found establishment increase Of price has deferred
the Proprietors from keeping the o9 6m
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"A BITAEVATElTE.TIfE WATERS OF THESE Gel.
IA ebrated Springs for sale in such quantities may be
desired at No. 81 ST. Charles street, corner OF Commercial
s Ibia Waters have been found segiceabTe in ali
Diseases affections Of the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
Govt Gravel Diseases of the General Debility,
chroRc otherwise will afford relief and effect
apetnaneni in short time During dentnn i will be
delicate infant during diet drink with pleasure so
pure and agreeable and sight In proof extract
from one q the numerous ees'se!es On haea 1ss
This certify, very az health, and
found necessary place myself under the of DS Stone
and Boyer Twas treated with great by those gentlemen
for TWO MoETs BUT FOUND REiEr then had recourse 70
te nta and Chrs under the hosptabe roof of
from the Springs waters freely In
time began improve, found myself entirely
Iieyed Of sulerngs aeutel in about four
yohld acqRit myself q duty the afflicted
Of those The eefaestes Of Doctors Warren Stone
and Pt Boyer House fhyseaps 70 the aaison de sante,
H. MAosHANE.
Thiseeaes that Mr.. Fl Mscshane was under treatment in
0aB6a S4ne for two months, Irritable Bladder
dtfged urinary secreions from which he suffered
yefey. Igaye him advice i conneeton with the Fhy
eass 81 the house. but he received material benefit.
7. 9. BOYER, House Physician.
10 a few of those who have used the Water:
Geae4al j. L. Lewis, Hon J. II, Caldwell,
g qSAS R S5ss5sy sd b. b. s MssSsefnacR
sJnss Lowell. Esa..t Dr. Porter, ETC.. etc. 5pi
fTa house at The Snnga Will be Shoiy opened under
rs fs a5Eesss9ee j s. BossIERE
"a ANS fiarpea choice Cured, for sale BY
Fe JOSEPH LANDS d co. 80 Ag@5
nlya6 asgs SE51 {54## So Tchoupitouas street
a 7sANDLMs 900 boxes shilto star. for sale ~
my29 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
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Odd FalSdSv Hall Association.
III BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
ASSOCIATION their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday OF every month st5z
George w Shaw Presdent; Thomas q Shields Secretary;
John Ben, Treasurer g. Dunlap John Crickard, H.
stetsop. Eneas Smith, Thomas Murray George
Walter Nicol, Aft oulton Edward Pilsbury and
". ID. Cnos.
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SsT s n 5 sscond p9e lie ssss s
Savings Institution WHO being duly sworn dePoses HAT the
Sworn iq and subscribed beforc7
''~' C. NJ BGhnroRp JP. = = '-i'ts' i4s"'
The Trustees have declared dividend the six per
n4 q Pre ,4 to the st Inst
to his credit as adepose on the st Max may be preferred
New Orleans 18th AIoy, 1856 - 80 n,yil d$&sMo
RATIIs-BATHs-BA THs-BARBERIzING, No
ROLLINS qIee more at hi; post The yerandah fora
where he San iye at all hours Hot Cold Vapo Shower
Ills B%RBEEs SALOON is supplied with the best artists
Dyene aud Dressing have been reduced down science s
feels assured that he can with alacriy and dispatch
He has for sale we'll assorted stock of fresh PERFUNERy
the hair.
sGaI' at his Diamond Hair Cutting ed Bathing Seoon
I-11 U1 ooE3ltI u hOl-nN0.
TUE GEM FANCY AND FAoIILY GRO
4 Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; E. L. BERCER,
~ 4 2rgo assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
ISs :? p ns ss' BIB T. f5 and md p dss
a 9n o spsne s and E"r s Of Fancy rt
E- Goods delivered to fnilies free Of dmyage ml2
hH H9HyS sD sgRs1SGHRsF ER HA Il
No 30 New Leree street New Orleans keep constantly on hand
alarge Of Bread and Crackers Pilot Bread NAVY
Bread Wine Bread French Biscuits, Coffee House do Suga
Crackers, Boston Crackers, Butter Crackers Water Crackers
Soda Crackers Pic Me- etc. etc. all made by machinery at
me lowest market price. a9 6m
DFTEEisSsSMNpni PINT TqN HGSrF7tA ND 2 GRooyED
Sany on hand complete of Tongued Grooved
Dressed Yellow Pine Flooring * IA and IL inches thick
Also Dressed So Joint Flooring, Ceiling Weather Boards
seasoned and ready for use:
Rong Lumber such as inch Boards Weather Boards scaut
ling Joss and general f,nber for Building
purposes, to which the attention Of the trade is invited
a2a SIN corner Gaope and HoWar tIs strncts.
~ THE WATCH STORE. NO. J CAMP
SIkSS WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWEIIRY, GUNS PISTOLS
and variety Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged the services of Mr. Jos f. Ealer expert
renced Matchmaker prepared to do all kind Of
that line.
Diamonds mounted and Jewely repaired manufactured
to order.
N. Bold Gcldand Silver bought. --
o29ly GREGOR L WILSON,
ARD Ot-50 bbs choice CINCINNATI various brands for
Ii sale by JOSEPH Lands L CO,
my2 50 Tehoupitouas street,
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es:ansl E.neamP nnent. .

3 NM M sssons ~ Az ANA Tesdnv " Inn :.
navy July each the Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of
Camp and Lafayette streets
Basceta for the year Is5GAlf Gouon NJ W. Grand Patr
arch. Thomas Bragg NJ H. G. H. Priest VIM Deacon, r.
W. Ct. S. Warden; James Fnrneaix, n w g. Scribe HI VIII
Hams, Nv w. K, rIntos, r. w G.. J. W..
Dunlap, r. w Rep M Todd. w. G. Marshall
Thomas Keefe 1T. q Sentinel john FFankford, Nv Dep G.
Sentinel gS$, .Ss }lS EIs sls295 ~ EEs}&E
Elf Gates RsW b. D. G. Patriarch Of District No. 2,
rankin Oscar Barbee II. Patriarch District
No. 5, Baton Rouge a. " Covert r. W. D. G. Patr
arch, Of District No. 4, Clinton.
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ATFTTE No. meets the first and third Monday in each
month TchouponlRs street. half square above Railroad
District oifs!s tp5 The present err
pin, Scribe; y. u, 4. Barrett Treasurer
No meets the hrst and third Saturday il each
tile present term NJ Wagner G. p; l. Charles H r t.
Capftaine s. VI G. o. Dugue Scribe; u Yedo j. La
terrible. Tr
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II WRIGTIT u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines, which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors lowest
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zVHTAS brought to the Second District Pound
w the corner Of ST. Ann and Derbgny streets,
trays 5sa 5sIft| {gE5s#F
One white and yellow she Goat black stripe the back two
the face and large on the right side 8s2&E
One yellow she Goat
One yellow and white spotted she Goat yellow neck white
face and both ears cropped
Which, if claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said pound WE'D
NESDAY, 18th june, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
AUG, $. PHELPS
Street Commissioner.
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Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will received
by mp y O'Clock NJ, MONDAY, abe 9th day
proximo, for the above contracts. &E o. DEBUYS,
m29 Comptroller.
Said proposals to be opened said day in presence of the
tNinann Gc1nIr aas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02
The Court of Common Fleas.

This Court is still in session in Warren
Among the cases brought to trial during last
week was the suit of HESEY MILLER vs.. GEO. NJ.
PFoCroR- ThePlaintiff, a pupil in 4 district school,
sued his teacher for assault and battery. Yer
diet, s., for Plaintiff. A schoolmaster standing
in loco PARENTS, may, in proper cases, infiiet rea-
sonable chastisement, but if he is guilty of I'M
necessary severity, he viii be liable fora trespass.
MARY E. HAWKINS VS.. BEN. HAWKINS, Di-
vorce, Verdict for Plaintiff.
ELIZA WHsoN vs.. HENRY WILSON, Divorce, Yer
diet for Plaintiff.
G.. W. PHrLIPs VS.. ELwELL & SEELY. Verdict
for Defendant.
Western Reserve Insurance vs.. JONI SEELY Ct
al. Judgement for Plaintiff. S5G,I7.
PATEIcK MANAGAS & Co., VS.. BRIrroS, PECK.
GROVER d Co, ct al. A Rail Road suit. Judge
ment for Plaintiff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02
Fourth of July at Windham.

The birth day of American Independence will
be celebrated at Windham on next Friday
Among the speakers invited to address the as
s,mbly is J. D. Cox, Esq, of this place. In ad-
dition to the present, past and future of Nation
al affairs, the early history of the town, together
with brief narratives of the first settlers of the
tCwlship will be addressed to the audience
Thus in each township on the Reserve, while it
is within our power, while yet a few of the vener-
able old pioneers of the Reserve Iinger among us,
should be collected together in a historical form
the various incidents illustrating the fortitude,
the bravery, the privations of our forefathers.-
1t was either in Windham or the adjoining
township, we believe, that the first marriage in
Portage County occurred. JOIN CAMPBELL and
SARAH Ely were Joined in wedlock by CALVIN
AUSTIN, Esq, of Warren. He was accompanied
from Warren, through the woods some fourteen
miles by Judge PEAsE, then a mere sprig of the
law in this town. 1t being woods all the way,
and no roads, young PEAsE taught the young Jus
tiee of Warren the marriage ceremony, by oft re-
petition.
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22D OF 1856.

Il E. HOYT IL CO.'S STOCK OF
lie Cloths, Black and Fancy C~assimeres, silk, Sat.
IN and Marseilles Vesting. must be seen 70 be almireI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02

The closing exercises of the Disciple Institute
at Hiram passed off very pleasantly on the 18th
inst, with much credit to the teachers aud hon
or to the pupils. The tent belonging to the Dis
ciple denomination was filled to ov~erfiowing-
Among the pupils, Old TrumbuIl was well rep
resented. A single circumstance, we learn,
tansPired to mar the good feeling and harmony
Of the exhibition. Mr.. HozEA PErrIBoSE, late of
this village, having imbibed rather freely at a
groc. ry near the exhibition grounds, and not be-
ing greatly interested in the Literary performan-
ces, betook himself, for amusement, to p%elting
the horses of the audience, which were hitched
to fences on the Institute grounds, with stones
and brick bats; whereupon the POS Master and
Constable, who are merged in one individual,
not admiring the mode of procedure, procured
a hOrsewhip and layed it over the back of HozEA
most vigorously until the horse FOUNDER ceased
to throw stones, and left the grounds disgus.el
with the whole performance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02
Nelson Ledge.

We paid this romantic spot a visit last week,
and found that Mr.. C. A. AVERY, who has leased
it for a term of years, had erected a hotel, which
although not entirely finished, is so faradvane d
as to be ready to accommodate visitors. 1t is a eu-
riOusly constructed building, and admirably ad-
apted for the purpose of accommodating visitors
during the summer months. The front Of the
dining room and dancing hall, instead of being
boarded up, plastered, dc, is covered with lattice
work, thus admitting the light and a free eircu-
lation of air, while it is 50 well shaded as not to
be exposed to the rays of the sun. The perfect
cleanliness of the whole establishment, Its cool,
fresh appearance, the well furnished table which
c~OTesponded with the building in its n~eatness,
was very inviting, after a Chamber through the
rocks in a hot summer day. But the hotel, tho
desirable, is only the secondary attraction.
Ever since our first visit To the hedges, it has
been a matter of surprise to US that so little is
known of II beyond a circle of ten or fifteen miles.
Though it has been our lot to travel through
some twenty of the different states of this union,
never yet, with the exception of the Mammoth
Cave of kentucky have We seen a grander dis
play of the effects OF great internal natural con-
%vulsions, than in the piled up, split, uphcaved
rocks at Nelson Ledge. There are deep assures
in which the sun never shines; eAverns where
daylight never enters; where the heat of sum
meris sultry noon day is unfelt; narrow water
falls, twenty to forty feet in height, caves of ev-
. lima OiDalIn Sbapa Soma 6IlaI with p,ts+ -
sing frOm falling water, others clear and eool-
Although it is now in the middle of summer, in
the ice cave, there still remains solid ice, of two
or three feet in thickness, formed by the drop
ping water freezing as it fell, during the winter,
now forming an arched bridge upon which We
walked over a shallow stream.
Someof thef assures are fifty feet in depth, where
the solid rock has apparently been split open
and the pieces moved apart. SOM extend a
fourth of a mile in length, in places so narrow
as to barely admit the passage of a single man,
and again widening out into spacious rooms or
vaults. Down these rocky sides Chamber roots,
some of which are longer than the trees which
sent them forth in search of moisture. A cover
ing of ferns and moss alternate with the bare
bleak rocks addinga singular beautyto their sides.
At the cave of the water fall, a little stream of
pure water slides down a steep angle of rocks
twenty or thirty feet, then falls off the edge
the upturned ledge, as much farther, scatter
ing itself into mist. Behind this fall is a cave
thirty feet in diamater, rOofed over with q
stone.
Few who have not visited the place have any
conception of the reality; and taken as a whole,
in our private opinion, there is not in the State of
Ohio a greater natural curiosity than Nelson
At some future time we will give a more min
ute and extended description of it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02
The Jail.

There is no doubt but that the old Jail in this
town is now and has been for years a disgrace
to Trumbull County, its Grand Jmies, its Judges
and its citizens. The cells are wholly unfit for
the abode of any human being; and if it is a re-
fnement of cruelty to incarcerate even guilty
men in a prison so unwholsome, that they are
almost certain to pay the penaltyo of a six months
stay, with ruined health, it certainly is far worse
to shut men up in those damp dungeons to breathe
their fGtid air, who are only suspected of crime,
and are perhaps wholly innocent. We arr glad
that J. W. PArTESGELL, Esq, the foreman Of the
Grand Jury for the present term has spoken out
upon this subject. He says, among 9th er things
reported with regard to the jail, at the June term
of the Court of Common Pleas, 1856:
"But we are compelled to say, that we feel it a
disgrace to our county, and rePugnant to every
feeling of humanity, to inearcerate human be-
ings, even after the conviction of crime, and much
more so upon the mere suppOsitiOn of it, in such
unventilsted, underground cavcrns."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02

Our young sportsmen come in from the forests
loaded with the trophies of their sharp shooting
Squirrels and pigeons have swarmed the woods,
and ike Davy erOckets coon have to come dozen. -
Some of our sportsmen disliking the vigorous
sport of the hunter, betake themselves to angling
in the MahOning. As this winding stream is
not generally crowded with many or large speei-
mensOf the piscatorial genus the amateurs of
this sport incur no risk of being hauled into
the river by the strong jerking and foundering
ofthe fresh water monsters of the Mahoning. s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-07-02
John C Forman.

Late of this town, has received the appoint
ment OF Mail Agent on the eastern extension of
the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail Road. We
are gratifed at FoRNAN's good fortune, and the
present slow-eoaeh, lOOsejointed P o. Depart
ment have made an appointment creditable to
the administration Mr. FoRMAx will undoubt-
edly discharge the duties of his responsible
post, with honor to himself and friends, and the
best interests of the P. o. Department.