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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
City Advertisements.
Gifts Gifts |! Gifts =!
A Prize 40 every PErchaser.

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At the Quaker City Publishing House Of
DUANE RULIS0N, PHILADELPHIA.
EpI buying hook for 81, or more. you are at
Es once presented with prize. worth from rs
cents to 500, consisting Of Fine Gold Jewery,
Watches, &c. Al orders by mail will be promp-
tIy filled! and tie prize prizes will accompany
tho books. Our list contains ali Of the most pop
ular books Of the day, and will be sold at the
usual retail prices, many of them for less. Per-
sons wi.hing any particular book order at
once, and il viii be forwarded with gift. \
catalogue giving full information, wit. list of
books and gifts, viii be sen. post paid, by ad-
dressing
DUANE RUL1SON.
No 23 South Third St, Philadelphia.
GJ-Agents Wanted,
SCI, I857.-3m.
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The Wonder Of the Age

+ M. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
eS C0FERY! Which is a purely reqetadle
Preparation, fCr the purifying of the blood, Civ
ing s)r To The Liver. stomach and bowels, and
expelling from the system all morbid matter, and
substituting n its stead healthful act gity thro'
all the functions of life.
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ty Advertisements.
CEEERsRATED
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y AT y D II L 5 ' E
J . .tJ cr,icie esc, inrcnfed, for house,
l.'. j., ,,,a oi;ce, sarpassi"g IN utility eD-
'| '.s otsr g!us, g"o', m"c'l'ge'
"y ,,,, ar cement erer known,
Is Ready Gor applications.
A Ir,'ve OK PAPER, CLOTH, LEATHER,
,p--..TrgeE. PORCELAIN tHlNA,~~ MAR
Tn BILE. OR GLASS.
-,,...,..i,.t,lr:ng Fancy Artictes, Toys etc,
Y" superior, not only possessing g''s'cr
r.. ,.:v other known article, but ;,o-
.;'-s ,.,.,..l,v. leaving no ss@ia where the
F,' ind EEvrR Fhus.
U,.n e last three years upHsr = @I 'o'2
N'''' I[.:i i.,,,.v celebrated LIQUID Gi.C T.
III .ld tie great convenience wh'ch
'.'' ~. = ,.rv case, has do@ervc'.iy secured
,-,. rr..,,.u: g.l,un the manufacturer has ionnc
". 80. i.r;ra'. ta meet; ackEe~ lcdGcd Ey
,,.. ,.zs,I il, th4.its merits arc far above
90 -, s.f:,I. Oh imitation ever offered tc
- .., rcI CIR IS ryis,s:rl7y co""ieltejtei 90
-. HE =. NRats C-j1irHisd L'QH:o
.y, n, area, .iJEcsirc.r 2,Ae"o o'ho'.
r~rEEy FII-E CENTS i BOTTLE,
,,...,, ,u,e5 and So'd Wholesale ana Retail, !!
EEM. c. McREA, S'9ioRe'',
\. ep7 Cacstuut Street, Philadelphia
,xi;F,~sl in-}ucomcuts offered t. p"rso1-s GO
,".,f .si,i-g tie ahove article.
'''"' ~s.r. ~ - J---l".
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LIST OF GAESEs.

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL. AT i COURT OF
- Common Pleas, TO be held ct Ebensburg. f.,
Cambria county, commencing On Monday, De
rcIricr Z lSST-
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80 g z A 3 z
FANCY FUR

& ". THOMPSON. III returning lis thanks
sS to the citizens Of Ebensburg aid vicinity
for their liberal patronag in the past hcgs leave
to inform them that he has just opened the lar
geSt and most complete assortment q
HATS AND CAPS
ever brought the county. As his stock s so
large and the styles too numerous to mention, he
viii only say that you can get HAT or CAP OF
any stvle or quality desired, that can be had at
any Hat store IN the Union Having taken great
care IN selecting his FALL STOCK from first
manufacturers, aud having greater part of it
made expressly to his order. he is enabled to sell
goods in bis line lower than can be sold elsewhere
III the county Those visiting Johnst0wn, in
want Of any ythimg in his line viii find it to their
advantage 10 call and examine his stock. He has
also Oh oicc selection Of Gents Ene Buckskin, seal
skin. beaver and otter fur gloves and gauntlcts.
Hats and caps made to order and repaired.
1he highest cash prices paid for all kinds o.
slirp;ng Furs j. ". THOMPSON.
Clinton st., Jehnstown, Pa.
Oct. 21. 1s57-5O-tf.
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MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE
VI Stones, Mantels, Table a.. Bu-
ireAu tops, manufactured Of the In1ss
beautiful and finest quality Of foreign
and domestic marble. always On haLd
and made TO order as cheap as they can
be purchased III the East. with tie
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

addition Of carriage; From long experience III
tie business and strict attention thereto lie can
assure the public that a! orders will be promptly
attended 10 and the work finished in the best and
rlost handsome manner, furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO, GrindstoneS of various grits and sixss,
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold by
wholesale or retail.
DC=For the convenience of persons rea.iding In
the east and north of the county, specimens may
lac seen and orders left with George Huntley. al
his Tinware Establishment in Ebeusburg
Purchasers are invited to examine stock an
prices. Aug. 19, '57. [iune 20, 1855
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Advertising Rates.

CO Al advertisements must be marked with
llle number of insertions desired, Of they will 6t
continued until forbid. and charged accordingly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
JOHN PARkE'S

Franklin Street. nesrly opposite tie new Methc
dist Church, ,Iohnston-u. "a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
destructive Fire.

On Thursday. night OF last week, the store
building of Nr. Warren Young, of Gustavus, was
consumed by fire, together with all its contents,
1t was discovered between IL and ! o'clock.
when the flames had so far progressed. as to rem
der all efforts to arrest them, unavailing. A
valuable watch dog, which always slept in the
sore. and was fastened in, the evening previous,
was found upon the outside steps, and the door
of the store open. The conviction is thus fast
ened upon the public mind, that the building
was set on fire; but whether any amount of goods
had been carried away. it is impossible to tell
The Post Office was also kept in the building,
and all the fixtures. mail matter, de-. DESTROYED
Mr.. Young was in this town, the night the
fire occurred. The loss was about S 5000. lnsu-
rance s. LOO. mostly in the Columbiana Mutual.
It is only about three years since the store on
the same spot. was burned with its contents
The building was then owned by Mir. Young,
but the goods belonged to other men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
SALE.
~ IIdinss & Morgan,

Be- virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull County, Ohio. by the
Clerk thereof, L shall expose 10 publiS sals at the
door Of the Court House in Warren in said Trsmbuii
county, on SATURDAY, the 18th dag Of APRIL, A
o'clock p NJ Of said day, the foll0S'ng described real
estate Of the defendant, to wit: Situate in WzrrentoWn-
ship. number four no. ~ in the fourth range OF Town
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the STATE
Of Ohio. aud which 10 also in the county Of T~runhsll,
AMI is known by lots number one. two, three. four,
twenty three and twenty six. in Block No. one, in an
additional survey TO the Town Plat Of Warren. made
by Franklin 4. Stowe for Henry W. Smith and others.
recorded in Trumbull County Records. Book Of Maps,
pages n & 81, to which reference Is had for i more
particular description, il being also the same sud nov
(June 1859 occupied by said Gaskill "a \ tavern ttlnd,
and on which he is nov making extensive improve
mems by erecting buildings, SC be the sane more or
less Appraised at fourteen thousand and hundred
and sixty six dollars (SI4 1861
II. X. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Mar. IL. le57-sw-3R -
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April Weather.

A@HA@
It is worthy Of note when two friends meet together,
The Grst topic they start is the state OF the weather.
It is always the same both with young and with old,
Ills either too hot, or else It's too cold,
lis either too wet. or else It's too dry.
The glass il 90 Low. or else lis too high
But il all had their wishes once junbled together.
No mortal on earth could exisi in such weather"
Thus far in the month We have had capital
weather, and a man must be hard to please who
has not been satisfied, some Of the time. for there
have been all varieties First we had a cold,
clustering day. with north wind, blue noses and
rel ears: then bright sunshine, south wind. Dir Is
singing. and the sidewalks flel with ladies in
the afternoon. On Sunday there was a warm
DRILLING rain, and the ladies, tsome of them,)
could not get out to church a snow storm at
night. and tolerable s~leighing on Monday morn
ing. fbarring the mud the snow seven or eight
inches deep. We predict that during this month
we shall have a spell Of weather.
April, and change, are synonymous. Ii is a
month of alternate smiles and tears.
"~sighing, storuing. singing. smiling,
With her many moods beguilinR.
lurif rails the watening Earth
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Another Fire

Another Fire
The dwelling house of Mr.. Walter Roe, in Ba-
zetta, was burned to the ground. on Tuesday,
the Slst ult The family were absent at the
time, and nearly everything contained in the
building, was consumed. Mr.. r. is an industri'
Gus, worthy citizen, and his loss is a severe one
We learn that on the Sd inst. 20 men. neigh
LOrs of Mr.. Roe. turned out. and con m need
getting out timber to rebuild bis house. This
is highly praiseworthy in them, and is a fat
tering testimonial of their regard for him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
AN ACT

To provide for the registration Of bin tbs. marriages
and deaths. in Ohio.
SECTION l.. Be II enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State Of OHIO. That il shall be the duty OF all
clergymen, or other persons, who shall hereafter cele-
brate or perform the marriage ceremony within this
state, to keep 4 resistry of all marriages celebrated by
them, showing the names, ages, resideHee and pace
OF birth OF the persons marri ed, whether they were SIN
gle or widowed, the time Of tn marriage, and the
names OF their parents
sEc.9. 1t shalI he the duty Of all physicians, sur
geons and MIDWIFE s, to keep a registry q all the births
aud deaths a, which they have professionally attended,
showing, in cases Of birth. the name Of the father ana
maiden name Of the mother. and their residence, the
sex and color Of the child. together with its name, II
il shall receive one. and whether born alive or dead.
Such registry shall show. in cases OF death-the time,
place and cause Of death: the nzme, age. see, color
and condition las to whether single or married, or vi
dowCd) the name and surname Of IN parents. the &C
cupatiOn, the resid nee and place # birth OF the de
ceased. When two or mere physicians, surgeons or
'"idwiyeS, may have atten ed professionally at any
birth or ieath. that phy stefan. surgeon or midwife who
is oldest in attendance, shall make the regis ~.
SE-.3. II shall BE- the duty Of the physicians. eler-
gymen, surgeons and midwiyvs above named. 10 oe'
post in the county clerks Office. Of me various eoon'
ties in which sach births, marriages AMI deaths occur,
on or before tie fifteenth day of March, in every year,
a copy Of said registry, embracing the period OF one
the time Of deposit; and the clerk shall deliver the
SAME 90 the az eSsor Of the several townships Ia each
county, ~ the same time thai the auditor Of the county
delivers inst actions and blanks TO such assessor
sEc. Q Any person failing. or refusing todischarge
and perform any OF the acts or duties herein imposed
and required TO he done. shall. for ev,-v such failure,
be fined in 4 sun not less than five MOI more than
tribunal having jurisdiction thereof. or by indictment
in the Court Of Common Pleas. for the use Of schools
in the township in which the offence is committed
n. n. 4 WORRIES
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. X
President Of The Senate
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will over for sale to the highest
bidder. at his residence in West FarInington. Ohio. on
Wednesday. April 6, 1857, the following described
properly, to wiz:
Tea Dairy Cows, Ray 4 year oil Stallion. ! Fay 6
year oil uorse,i Sorreil 4 year old Mare. ! Gray }
year old Horse.l Brown , year old Horse, l one horse
Top Buggy, ? one horse open Buggies.e two horse Top
Carrises. ] sett double Harness. ! Saddle and Bride,
3 Straw Cutters; a;sO a large stock of llousehOid Fur
niture- such As Carpets. Beds. Be1steads. Chairs. Ia
bies. Crockery Stoves, &C., and a large variety Ofzr
:icles toe numerous 70 mention. Sale to ommtnc At
9 o'clock, A. NJ Al
Terms-All sums ove- Five Dollars. note at . months
with approved security and Interest q g.
Pennington, Anr. i, lwS I. s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08

Mrs. King. wife of Rev. David King, of Yer
non, in this county, made from one tree, thirty
four pounds q sugar! A sample was shown US,
and we never saw a finer article. The tree
stands by itself, in open ground. in front of the
residence of Mr.. E. 1t is not a very large tree
was tappeli in the ordinary say. with fur spiles.
and it is supposed that sap Eas wasted, sufficient
&c increase the ridd 70 Erty pounds. Who can
kasA tLiss
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CALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

- will offer for sale to the highest bidder. com
mencins on THURSDAY the sth day of APRIL, 1855,
tn following personal property, to wit:
100 common chairs. 2 parlor do, 4 cane seat do, Q
round hack do. 10 square ta-k do. 5 rocking do, .
sefas. 3 loUnges. g bedsteads. % wash stands, 6 bU-
rezGs- I centre table. ! marble top do, 6 common tn
bles. ; dining 10. Qong) Is stoves. various kinds,
Is wash howis and pitchers. ] clock. AZ doZ. table
knives, ~ dog. dessert knives AZ dnz. plated forks,
feather holster, 81 straw do. p pairs feather pillows.
q pairs straw do, 81 sheets. l2 quilts. 81 comforts, 3
red spreads 81 pairs pillow cases, "a pieces carpet, 1
sett old harness, one horse {Kennebec) ! two horse
buggy fa Gt
The above property will be sold at the store room
lately occupied by James II kibiee, on Main St. War
rem. Ohio. Terms, cash for sums under s.; over S., 6
months note, with approved security a d inter est
aprl JOHN NJ. rULJ. Receiver.
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Extraordipary Yield of Maple suga

"Sighihg, storuing. singing. smilin
With her many moods beguilinR.
Arrii walks the xakeuing earth
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08

Nc CAIE F.,ot

~ On Saturday. April 4th, 1857, between the hours
OF ! and Z P. NJ, at the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder. 4 parcel Of land in lot No. eleven, in
BrOokfeli, Trumbu / County Ohio. known a. the pro-
perry Of the heirs OF Robert Kerney. deed. subject ts
the dover estate OF Mary D;lley, nov owned by Euniee
Scoyilie. therein. containing nInety-eight &c 100 acres
Of land. Terms made known on day Of sale.
Also. at the same time and place, the above mention
ed dover interest will be sold.
RUNICE sCOyILL, Guardian
Of Martha y. & Mary z. Kerney.
LESTER s.. SC0YILL. Guar ian
= IL A - a La u ka.na-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08

CHANGE OF LANDLORDS The Can
field SentineL says: Mr. Woodworrh has
retired from The "B1siwick House." and
L. L. Bostwick has ag lin taken possess
sion. Our friend B. looks as natural as
life in his cd quarters. r7F
We are pleased 10 learn that Mr.. B,
has returned TO his post, which he has
proved himself so well qualified to FILL
There is no better landlord than Mr..
Bosiwick.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08

ESCAPE AND ARREST The Greenyille
Times q The 26'h ult., ssvs. On SaiuIda,.
nishl, DIST ul:., Chas. Norris, O. F. Pow
ell, aud Alex. Clark, made their escape
from the jail al Meadville, assisted, it is
supposed, by Peter WenvAr, e. Germ,n.1
who acted as turnkey, &c who has also
dfcamPe5. The Sher of ers a reward #
800 for Norris; $50 for Powell; $50
for Clark, and $40 for thr Apprehension
OF Weaver.
We learn that two of the prisoners, ard
the turnkey were arrested last week in
Mecca, in this County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08

DLACK SILKS. Z E. Hoyt & Co.
II can she's j splendid assor.neut Of Black silks.
Of the very hest manufacturer.
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NOTICE
M,rrrx Monhnr. M.rch %. lsiz.

WARREN Monday, March %, lS5T.
A NETTING .as held to take into consideration the
necessity OF forming a society ard to provide means
to b0iL a sait3hie %fuiiding. the object OF which is TO
stahIish a Military School for cOlored people Of the
United States, and all others who may feel disposed TO
take that advantage
The meeting was organized by calling Rev A. Ham
meu to the chair. aud appointing A. l. C. Day. Secre
tary. The honorable II. N. Rankin then arose and al
dressed the NEE ing. showing the necessity Of q mill
AIRY school, giving to the people of color the same zd
v4isfages as the whites. to govern themselves by a well
trained and disciplined military force. The subject
Eas ably zrgued by Mr.. Rankin, foilow d by OthoTs.-
The meeting was conducted in a happy tone OF good
feeling and spirited aspiration. On motion, the meet
ing adjourned to meet in eur vention on the first Mon
day in May. At Cleveland. where We hope to carry our
project into successful operation. A resolution was
passed that the proceedings o! this meeting he publish
ed in the d. mocrat and Chronicle Of Warren. and re
quest the Cleveland. Detroit, Columbus. Cincinnati,
Steuhenville. Pittslurgha d buffalo papers
to copy the same. A. HARMON, Chairman.
A. l.. C. Day Secretary.
S 3 Thompson. II y Rankin, G N Logan, Vance,
J Baker, 1 Crawford G II Taylor and others
n d. A general call is given to all. and we expect
= full convention and that each county will send in
delegates. auri-it
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
News Of the Neighborhood.


New CASTLE, PA.-Mr Thomas Cur
us, Of East New Castle, vas found dead
in a bed in. an upper chamber Of lis resi-
dence, on Monday, 10Th ulr.. The de-
erased was a maj of Incorporate habits,
and had, from testimony adduced. been
laboring under an attack of maaiappiu
far seme DAYS previous TO his dcsrh-
The water was let into the canal from
Beaver To New Castle on Tuesday last.
-GcAHe.
New CASTLE BANK.-We learn from
the Journ-l that Wagons, Her, the al
Sconding CASHIER was brought back 10
New Crsile, had an examination before
a Justice of the Peace, ard for wari Of
bail, uas committed 10 jail S26. 500
were recovered FROM him hy the Bank
Tir4 J"urnal thinks the note holders are
peri city u Ii says the whole La
biii.i5s f The Bank will amount 10 two
hundred and four tnousand dollars, eigb.
iy-fve thousand IT which i<on proiec,iha
loan AID can be redeem d without a ddl-
lar of specie-by transfer of obligations
which with other ind. b:edness will
r. duce the notes in circulation to ab 1ut
n hundrei THOUSAND dollars. The as.
sets viii amount 10 ahnnSi lhre- hunIrsd
thousand dollars, which are considered
good by TIL Investigating committee, aud
# cnurse this stale Of things places ihe
Bank in a solvent condition. II ,wever,
the future action of The Bank viii depend
entirely nnfhe course Of those who have
heavy claims against IL.
New CASTLE BANK The Conneau.
Courier says that the Siockholds rs in th-
N Castle Back are individually liablr
for the redemption Of The notes.
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Drs. Palmer & Sawyer,
DEN

HAVE entered into partnership. for
HI the purpose OF carrying on the Practice Of Den
tistry in all its various branches
DR. PALMER will give his partie lar attention to
those Of his patrons who may prefer the Gold Plate to
the Porcelain Base Teeth. Both win give their atten-
tinn TO the operative part. Knowing ourselves eompe
tent to execute and perform all that may be required
Of us in our profession. We respectfully tender our Ser
vice TO a discriminating public.
Office, 2 doors east Of the American House, Warren.
Ohio. Nov16 \
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
District Court


This court has been in S ssion for the week
past, snd will probably continue through the
whole OF the present week. The Judges are evil
IDENTIFY determined to expedite business, and We
are glad to notice that they assign limits to the
Se v~olubiliiy of counsels and reduce the length of
arguments to something like moderation.- We
have no doubt that the members of the Trumbull
,t bar viii use. If permitted, twice the time in try
ing an ordinary case. that need be consumed
Juries get so fatigued that the argument defeats
itself and the points really made are buried IN
der a mass of words. Unlike manner some of
rEa them seem to assume that in an argument to the
zs court every principle of elementary law needs to
DC as fully explained and illustrated as if they
were instructing students just beginning upon
~ their Blackstones. go
In shortening this w~ordiBess, therefore, the
court will be doing a favor to the Bar itself. as
10 well as to clients and all concerned. and we nope
that the discipline will be enforced till good
habits in this respect are thoroughly secured
SD No one questions the learning and ability of the
.sn Trumbnll Lawyers, but g little more brevity will
w undoubtedly help their clients by Fastening the
termination of business.
A large number of cases have been disposed Of
and the docket is diminishing rapidly. A list
ofthe cases decided would probably have little
interest for most of our readers, and we therefore
~ omit IL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-08
SCHOOL TEACHERs. ATTENDl

IOLIOOH TLAOALH~J
THE PROGRAMME for the Spring Exami-
l. nation is as follows:
March 25-Nerton Falls. Lordstown, Brace
vile, SOuthington.
March 30-FarmingtOn. MesopOtaInia, Bloom
field, Bristol
April Mecca. Greene, Johnston, Bazetta.
April 6-Kinsnan, Vernon, Hartford, Gusta-
vus, Fowler.
April s-Hubbard, Brookfeld, Vienna, Lib
erty.
April l3-Wayren. for any not examined.
April 20-WarTen. for any not examined.
Examinations to be held in the town first
named. in each list and commencing at 10 o.
clock, A NJ. By order of the Board,
U. H HUTCHINS, Clerk.
Warren. March IL. lS57-Gt-
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Township and Borough Elections.
The e~lessssns foc Township and Borough OF
feers, took Place on Monday. In both eases the
whole Republican Ticket was elected ridsOut
oopositiou.
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FFoUND AT LAsT.n
THE CELEBRATED


UIk1AA DISCVE
Prof. MARION, HhO having just returned from Z tour
to the West Indies, would take this method Of an
nouacing to the public that while at St. Domingo he
Purchased from the celebrated Indian Physiologist. 4
valuable recipe for Curling and Btautifying the Hair.
To young Ladies' and Gentlemen this is iuvxluahle.-
Those h wing rough. coarse or stiG Hair. can entirely
remove these objections by only two or three applica-
tions Of this valuable Lotion, making the same of 3
heaut:ful glossy texture. and al the same time giving
it tina. peculiar wave and curl, so eminently desirable
by all This truly and justly celebrated ~CUTANEI0N
has also the effect Of making the hair grow in abund
ance. and also turning grey hair 10 more than its pris-
tine beauty. lie has also in connection with it, = val
usble recipe for removing ~eruptions or piml les. and
freckles from the skin. Thousands can testify to the
value OF this recipe The whole cost Of the ingredi-
ehts (Which ran ne procured OF any Druggist.) will not
exceed taenty i've cents. These recipes win be sent
to any part OF the United States or Canadas, on the re-
ceipt OF one dollar. Address. 2
J. II. MARION.
Fob. il-9n NsrrAa Ohio