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Jasper County AGA envy
LoTTEhY.

CLASS a8-DRAWs saTUEDAY NAY, % 1881.
CLASS 24-DRAWS SATURDAY NAY, 9rH 1857.
CLASS 25-DRAWs sAl UHDAY MAY, I6ra. 1857.
CLASS 26-DRAWS SATURDAY MAY, 28D. 1857.
o be drawn 81 CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga, under
] sworn SupsTIntsndsucs Of Col Geo d. Logan and
" Q. Anderson, Efqi on every SATURDAY, 10 Nay,
1857
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NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE
J. w. LANGLEY a. CO.,
TO Wholesale DEALERS,
ID. w. RUSSELL,

I'D. w. RUSSELL,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI q LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
THE following is portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: Recded, BOURBON, Reserve, MOnOngahela
and Rye Whiskes Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum, Ale and Por
ter LOngWOrth Sparkling and Dry CaaWba Wines, Star
and TaOw Candies and Palm Soap Lard and Lin
seed OIL White Lead Iron Nails Stoves, Castings and Ho
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar, Glass and
Glassware, Hardware, such ShOve Spades Hose Axes
Picks, MatOcks COrdage Wrapping Paper, Matches, &c
Orders handed will save trouble Of ordering eXpen
travelling purchase, authorized 10 take
ders the terms and prices you could purchase
you at the facOrs in person All orders handed me
will be Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation. Hoping share good portion
Of your beray and kindness remain very respect
fully, -
oet2a-tf ID. w. RUSSELL.
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Cigars.

$4,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 initiative do do;
$4,000 assorted brands.
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sarT aA1 ia ". EAoRAE il. JOHN 5. HART.
HART, MACnAE q CO.,
Wholesale ROGERS C0HMIBsI0N
HEEGHAETs,
Nos q lnu south Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST EEJEIY AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 uhds ~. sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum
80 BOXES havana sugar 800 assorted DemIOhns,
ls5 barrels a. \. Crushed2oJ packages W. Raisins
sugar. 100 coils Cotton Rope,
81 barrels y Y PUWuereG4UJ gross Matches,
aU.aE 2yJ dozen Painted Buckets
o. a4rrz.s T. u Loaf Sugar 81 nests s. Painted Tubs
30 barrels o. Molassss, so boxes Stone Pipes,
Bew CROP 50 ,Ees Tennessee Axes
sos bags selected baltimore tsuPerlOr quslIty)
Coffee 500 kegs White Lead,
SO Bags n. u. Rio Otes, 1000 kegs Nails Assorted
IS a4gs agura Coffee, Sizes,)
uags J4u .ruFeru ment5OO gross blacklng,
..u dse 100 boxes Palm and German
Pee 10 cases Carolina Rice,
up. Crbanate so COZ Zinc Wash Boards
800 reams superior Wrap
sou N. G D. Caps,
.- ~ TOlU0 bags shot,
10 kegs bar Lead
& com 400 barrels Glover Seed,
.- Ears 81 barrels Butter and Sod
..-. ...f5us scotch Crackers.
$50 bbls Rscti6ed Whisksy
1E.ug Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourbon
.r. -isEsh Is 6arrss 1onongahslaa and
.s-.ugs OLD Rye Whisky,
a.ssars, so barrels Robertson COun.
v.a, ss.r,sa Pickles, ~ Whisky,
.... .. Ga.sug and Prp-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbsi
SD Pie Fruits, 4 ar casks Pure French
Zr Braady Cherries Brandy
-. = x--N z Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
30 xgs lualsn Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
.lsse 5 casks Pure sherry do
a.. .. es g-s star Caudes 5 casks Pure Madeira do
b. la Iaow do ~ bbls hsuve Sweet do
% a-as EluI0.rv seed, so obls. American Brandy,
So. -aza- .ss.- ulass Ware 10 obs. Apple Brandy,
100 1yzss SKI and lUA Obls. Peach Brandy
'-'o" '1'' .vr L.Cu,E ~
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90 scHEMEs ZOE ~ -,

r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. ND.
CLASS C,
10 Do drawn in Baltimore, Nd sATUR NAY %, 1851
kAlNGs eonduoisd under the superiusendenes Of The
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SundFieS.

$50 bbs Walkers Ale;
25 casks London Porters, qts. and PTS;
Is do Scotch Ale; .-
N2OO boxes Star and TaloW Candles
100 do Soap, No. l;
so do Wheaton Starch
25 do Smoking Tobacco;
40 do Scotch Snuff;
50 casks soda
81 boxes Oatehup;
a5 do Pepper Sauce;
SO dc Pickles, = gal qts. and PTS
Is do Lemon Syrup;
30 do Brandy Cherries
20 cases Sardines
Is nests Painted Tubs;
so dozen Painted Buckets;
so Cider do;
40 nests Market Baskets;
500 Demijohns
200 reams Wrapping Paper;
400 bundles Wrapping Irvine
IS boxes Pipes;
20 cases Friction Matches
10 bbls Backing;
100000 G. D. Caps;
65 dozen Cotton Bed Cords;
so do PloW Linssj
IS coils Cotton Rope
HOO kegs Nails;
10 tierCe Rice;
so dozen Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot;
20 half chest Imperial and GunpoWder Tea;
20 do Black and Young HysOn Tea;
so bags Pepper and Spice;
80 bags Ginger;
bbs Alum
do E. Salts;
10 do L. Birthstone
500 pounds Indigo;
IS b Xes Yeast Powders
2casks Nader
20 bags s. Almonds;
% bbls PeCans;
IA dozen Blooms;
rs bbls Crackers.
Liquors.
800 bbls Pixies, Deans and Sam. Hale's Whisky;
IS b0s Robertson County Old Bye and Bourbon de;
20 bbls Holland Gin
Is bbls N. +. Rum;
80 do American Brandy;
2 casks CataWbs Brandy;
bbls Apple do;
bbs Peach do;
25 bbs Native Wine
Foreign Brandy & Wine.
10 half pipes Celebrated Brandy;
so baskets Champagne
10 boxes White Wine;
"A half pipes Sherry, Port and Medrs Wine
We are the Agents in Nashville Of LOngWorths CataWba
Wine that is 50 very popular.
msy6-n B. BURGE ALLEN.
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Tobacco.

so boxes Langhorn's Gold Leaf Tobacco
100 do other choice brands
so do common Manulac uFe.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

THOMAS HOPE & CO., No. l32 Chambers street,
Ne R-York,-established lS2O-lmpOrers AID Dealers
in all descriptions Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old Brandies Superior Old Jamaica, ST..
Coix and Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin and every variety
of Fine Imported and Domestic LiquOLs.
ChamPagne-Max Sutaine, hOet & Chandon and
Mumms Imperial, Cabinet and Verzenays Heidseck and
other Brands
CIaret and SRuterHe-Includng Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau LATTE, Lsoye, LarOse, MargauX and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haul Sauternes
HOOK Wines-Of JOhnannesberger, Ma cobrunner,
RRdesheimer, Hockheimer, Sparkling Ock and MOsee.
SegarS-Ofa the choicest varieties Elegsnts, Regalias
COnchAs, Operas, Pressed and COmmunes.
Foreign Fruits-Of all kinds, RaiEins, Almonds,
PTunes, &c.
Teas and CofTees-all Of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngues-Burling tOn, Virginia and
Weslphalia Hans, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-in Firkns, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCkeis-Sauces, CatsHps, Sardines, Ca
pers, Olives, &c.
PreserVes-East and West India and Domestic. And
a full and general Of every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES,. Tmarh6, '57-dly.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERIlSlChIa
Enclose the money % our address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt Of which they will be forwarded b. hs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending win any %
urs they may designate.
The lis Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be sent q
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers Eil please write their Signature plain, give
their Post Oiice County and state
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, sn5 payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immediatsly
after the drawing prizes ct the usual time Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Prize Tickets eashsd OF renewed other Tickets q
either Office.
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PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY.
W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.

=. "
TUHANKFL for past faVOrs and indulgenoes would sug
yest lnat have steam up once more, and will
he manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, &C. Of
eer description the trade and customers generally
once and WareroOms, No 40 Spring street. Cherry
where We will also keep general assortment Of cheap
Chairs Bureaus ardTobes, Sc, and will also keep hand
aud make 10 order every description of Mattresses, &C.
Person 0rderiRg from distance may rely having their
orders filed. Respectfully, W. X, COKNELlOs, Ag't.
$500 A. 70 pFonrieLurs IapT26-E
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GROCERIES.



80. EDWARDS,
WHOLEsALEGROCER, COMMIssIONAND
FORWARDIHG MERCHANT,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Of Spring and college sire
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
O0O BlGs prime Rio Cofee
AUV 100 g LagHyra do
500 boxes Virginia, Missouri and Ky. Tobacco
20 do Ginger;
90 do Spice;
IS bags 3 s Almonds
900 whole half and quarter boxes Star Candles
500 kegs Nails Brads and Spikes-ass0rtedj
200 boxes GlassWare-assOrtedi
% coils Manila Rope;
800 bbls Rectfed Whisky;
80 '' Old Bourbon do;
50 =" Mononghahala do
80 Rye DO
so "Amencan Brandy
IS NE. Rum.
rs Gin;
25 walkers Xxx Als
% Z" Ray BoZs do;
Also large Stock Of fine Cigars, Brandies Wines, 30
Just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS
sps II,
GRoCERIEs-H. S. FRENCH SON.
1T 2
~ in store and for sale by Fl. s. FRENCH q SON
GyALT-970O bags coarse and hne Salt 500 barrels Salt
- in store and for sale BY H.S.FRENCH d son.
NFOLASSES.--lOO packages, new, in and sale
w ianl7 H. 8. FRENCH q SON
CANDLES.-6OO boxes Star Candles 7o0 hall and guar
~ teTboxes Star Candles, 300 boxes IalOW Candies, in
store aud fOrsale by h FRENCH son.
VLOVER SEEDED bbls prime Clover Seed in store
~ and for sale by h. S. FRENCH q sen.
VNTANTE Dbl s0O pounds Bacon 1000 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 los Feathers for which will pay the
jan7 80 S. FRENCH & son.
NAELs.-llOa kegs, QYheelingln and for sale BY
N ian17 Il S. FRENCH < son.
ATTENTION CENTS
NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY d CO.,
(LATE MURFREEsBoRO.)
NO. A. UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
GRAND parade Of the Lovers Of the {" Weed" in all
"A its attractive form 10 requested al the above estab
shment for the inspection Of the finest assorted stock Of
! Virginia Chewing Tobacco and Havana a
Cigars,
That has ever been opened in the city Nashville
ssng Of every grade Of Tobacco from I6e to SO pound
from the lowest the finest Havana Cigars selected
carefully In the city Of Havana by Ofthe firm. w hest
late say stock can't be eXceed, II equaled, In this
| market.
give call before purchasing elsewhere, advan-
tages Practical TObacconis and Exclusive Dealers
l able to offer superior Inducements.
Remember the plac8-sign Of ''The Big lniun" second
door Of the State Bank. J. W. LANGLEY q co.
| mar2T-dtf No A Union street.
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Mammoth Livery Stable

n w. SUMNER & CO., would respectfully inform
" the citizens Of Nashville ard the surrounding county,
that they purchased Livery Stable Market street,
second door from Church, formerly kept by J. J. kvERETT
where they win be pleased the old customers and
many patrons as choose to come We have large stock
Of the best Saddle and Buggy Horses 10 be found which
can recommend 10 the public at large. G. W. SUMNER,
Ian3l-I T. ID. DAVIS.
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sCHEMB

3O3I6 Prizes, amounting l7975
WhOles $50; Halves SO, Quarters SIS Eghths y 50
CerHcate Of Packages ofs6 Whoss, 90
DO do g halves, cost..-..,-.... rs 20
Do do % Quarters cost-......... % 90
Do do @ Eighths cost.......... % 50
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swan & Co.'s Lotteries,
CAPITAL PRIZE
10000 DOLllARS!


Lotteries have been received by TIE public and ne large do
mand for Tickets the Managers, s. sf Az q Cos VIII have
drawing each saturday throughout tho year. The following
Scheme viii be drawn IN each Of their Lotcres Or Nay
CLASS 81
To drawn 10 the cts OF AIaEa Ge0rgia. IN public q
SATURDAY, MAJ "a. 1897
CLASS S..
To Be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia public, 81
SATURDAY MA1 0th, 1857.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, Georgia, n public.
SATURDAY mAk 1Gths 1897
CLASS 81
To be drawn IN tho city OF Atlanta Geor-a, in public On
SATURDAY, MAY 23ds 1851.
CLASS s.
To be drawn ia the city Atlanta. Georgia, n public
SATURDAY % 3gth, 1851.
ON THE PLAN D. GiF NUMBERSi
THREE THOUSAND TWO iUNDRED AND NINETY
PRIZES
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY TEN TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT. SCIEMEf
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dALLhILAf 4AAhhddla
COMMISSIONER OF THE o. 8 COURT OF CLAIMS
AND FOR sEVERAL STATES,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE
sug2O-H.
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s SWAN 3 co., Ausntl. Ca,
5, SWAN, Montgomery Ala
: SWAN, box, 40, MOBILE Ala,
apr24-H OF q -TIM-TEEN Box g. Nashville.
list Of the numbers that draHu from Whssl,
with the amount Of he prize that each Is entitled tos
viii be publ he'd very Or the t1lio-lng pa
perss-N6w Orleans Ueiu, Mobile Register, ChHragt1n
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnIezFncar, New
York Weekly Day BOOK, and Savanna ~ urnu Asga-
. /. ~ n -
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Funeral Undertaker.
H U NDLEY, WALLER & CO.,
(suooEssnRs TO Humidity, BALDWIN q CO.
COaChAnakeTS,

HOAfa.f1 AAfAfA1s ENNs
WE have just commenced business
" and are prepared to build CARR
ages hoekaWays and Buggies Of all -.
dsscHpEens- We invite buyers 10 call 800
ana examine cur stock before purchasing se nave Just
received the latest Paris New York eud London ashOna
Also We have bvres patent coupling The greatest
mere Is Purchasers will please give call ana ths can
not tail 70 be satisfied Our Work Is warranted Orders
promptly attended and favorable Painting and
other repairing done at the lowest prices small aTor thank
fully received, and large ones In proportion noy2-bm
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BV EXPRESS.

I'VE are Just IN recsip fresh supply Of the csle
w bFated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS, manufactured especially for
of the very finest Tobacco and is superior any
brought to this city. Give It a trial
sept9 LYONS & Co. No. 19 CedarsL
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IAVING sold our entire Retail Stock to Messrs. HAss
BROOK q MCWHRTER, take pleasure in recommend
ing them TO our customers and the public generally.
EVANS, PORTER & co.
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To be drawn a he city Atlanta Georgia, IN publle On
SATURDAY % 4 3gths 1851,
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Flour.

100 bbls extra brand Flour
500 sacks brakes Mills;
500 SACKS brakes Mills.
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NRhnninp County Eorre Fair.

This Of fair vert of, We presume.) to
the satisfaction of the owners of the fast.
est horses. On the first day, Trumbull
County furnished the best nag. l.. Pei
ion & Co.'S good horse Kennebec. for
the first time since became to this State.
came into competition with Other horses,
when be was in good condition, anal
proved himself to be Just what those
who knew him best supposed him to be.
viz, a very fast horse, BY beating all his
competitors.
On Tuesday. the Roam formerly
owoed, we believe) by W. W. Howe
Esq, of Bloomfield. in this county, took
the premium. Where the animal is now
owned, We are not informed.
The mule race on Saturday, is said to
have been very amusing.
We are a great admirer of fine horses,
and are glad to see interest in their i'm.
provement manifested, but whether This
kind Of gatherings tend. to the improve
ment of horses to such a degree as to
concordance the bad effects upon the
bipeds. is a question which would admit
Of considerable doubt. We wele pres.
en-, a few hours on the second day. and
judging from what came under our Oh.
t r'aiion, we had nOt a very high spin
ion of The institution. as a school Of NOR
I ols
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
calinn ann Erime-

A young man entered a jewelry store
in Pittsburgh recently, and asked to BE-
shown some jewelry; his request was
complied with, and while the clerks Al
tention was directed another way, he
slipped several articles into bis pocket.
The clerk missed the articles. and as the
stranger proposed leaving without pay
ing for them, a police officer was sent
for, who took the young man before the
mayor, where be told his story in this
wise: He said that he came from War
rem, Ohio, where his friends reside; hat
he was betrothed to a young lady, and
the day of marriage IA near at hand,
when another female preferred a charge
of utilization against him. and he thought
it best TO leave. This condition of af-
fairs, he alleges. so distracted him, that
he commenced drinking alcoholic liquors
and becoming bewildered he committed
the above offence, which he says was
his first. Poor %fellOwl What a danger
GUS institution Is calico! The yOnng man
in question, spent a few hours in exam
ming the "tombs." BY request of the
mayor, until bail in the sum of $500
vas given for his appearance this week
Thursday. He gave his name as Hen
ry WiisCp.-SeufineL.
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Enrrihle Acni1snt

The Dundas &c. W. Warder records
a most heart rending accident which
occurred at MileIrove on Thursday last:
\ young woman, daughter of Mr..
David Cummings, was in attendance OF
a single machine, when, we presume,
through her uncauiiousnes. the strings
of her bonnet were snatched into the
machine, thereby jerking the unfortu.
nate girl head foremost towards the knife,
and in the ~twinkling of an eye, COM
pletely scalped her. cut Off both ears.
and Immediately hurled its victim round,
in a manner not to be accounted for, and
cut of a portion Of her foot. she was
then thrown TO the ground senseless. but.
wonderful to say alive. Medical aid
was procured, but we learn that the poor
young woman is not likely to o -
This il one of the most distressing acct
dents we have ever heard of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
Troubles in New York CITY!

RIoTING n BLooDsHED-MAYoR
WooD ARREsTEDl-New York City has
within a few days been the theater of ex-
citing movements. The troubles which
have existed between the municipal u
thorities for so long a time, at length
broke out into actual warfare, rendering
the city the scene of riot and bloodshed.
Tuesday afternoon the old and new
Police forces-the former melted by
Mayor Wood-came into collision, and
a desperate battle was fought. in which
the new police was repulsed, having
twenty men wounded. some mortally.
The military was called out, the riot
quelled, and Wood arrested. Papers Of
Thursdays date, report everything
quiet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24

NlNC1 NtNAOAAaN SAA
AJridgemert If the Debates Of Congress
from 1889 to 1876. By Col. Benton.
Published By D. Appleton d. Co. v. Y,
and +. f. Foster. Columbus, o.
This work is to be completed in 10
vols. s vo., double columns. about 900
pages each. Il is compiled from GALES
Il SEAToN's Annals Of Congress; from
their Register Of Debates, and from the
Official Reported Deba'es by JoHy c..
RrvEs. II viii be II comprehensive and
complete summary of the Debs'eS du
ring a period of seYenty'years. Those
D bates, as reported in detail, fill over
100 vols,-many Of them quartos-and
are so voluminous and costly hat bu;
few can afford TO purchase them, and
even when published. to read them. So
much that is unimportant is mingled
with the material, that the labor of
searching out desired information from
the confused mass, is irksome aud dis
couIaging.
Col. BENTON has performed this task
for the American public. Describing
all cumbrous and irrelevant matter from
the debates be presents ALL that was
said upon every important point in dis
cussion. He has thus brought within
the popular reach, what would other
wise have been beyond its means of at
tsinment-"s history of the working of
the Government firm its foundation
down 10 the year 1856. To make its
c~omdenditrn more available; he has not
Only preserved the precise chronological
order of debates, butte each volume IS al
taehed an Alphabetical Index. in which
the subjects of discussion are arranged
under their appropriate heads, thus ma
king 1t an easy matter to turn to what
ever may be the subject of investigation.
In fact the work may be called a Die
tiousry of Debates" so perfect is its
analytical Index. AS a hand book for
reference it is invaluable.
The first Two vols. Of this work are
now out and ready for delivery.
Mr.. j. R. Cunningham is agent for
this work, and is now in this place, SO
Letting subscribers. Subscribers and
others wishing to possess this valuable
work, can obtain it at the Book Store of
George Adams, about the first of July.
Trobles are like babies The longer
! you nurse them the larger they grow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
Ssieratus in Bread.

Saleratus is becoming almost as neces-
sary with our people for the production
of bread. .as fonr. The wholesomeness
of lis use is questioned by a Philadelphia
paper, which says:
If our Western friends an. in any
way, teach their wives. daughters, or
cooks to keep the pesrla.h out of their
bread,-all the yellow people,-especial-
" the yellow children. who are supposed
to be turned yellow by the fever and
ague, bilious @fevers, &c.,-vill soon be
returned white. 1t is a great mistake
to suppose that the yellow c~ountenances
of H. Westcome from bile, when it isonly
The enormous quantities of pearlash eat
en- in the bread hat is reflected through
the skin.
Bread is the staff Of life.-it is ssid,-
and SO it is,-but it is The staff of death,
too, in this country. Bad bread kills
about as many people here as bad run.
So many people est poisonous pesrlash
for bread, that they die Of it by inches.
Dyspepsis,-that great monster disease
of our country, that dersnges the liver,
brings or c~ostiveness, and bus finally,
what kills the humsn victim is, half the
time, "Pearlssh."
Here, in the Esst-ou: of New Eng
land-we have nearly driven eff the
pearlssh solerot1s cooks-but not alto
gether. Pearlssh lives here yet in bread
but in the cities and towns we have
whipped out the murderer. In the dis
tant Western towns. however,-beyond
the good hotels of The Lakes, and on the
Rivers,-Pesrlssh, however, under the
name of sslerstus, is King. 1t is pearl
ssh for breakfast, pesrlssh for dinner
AID pesrlssh for supper. 1t is not any
wonder, then. that white people East
turn yellow West. end s~icken,-not of
fever and ague. bilious and congestive
fevers,-but of Pearlash three times per
daV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
Row Of Austirtow1,

The Garfield Sentinel of the 18th
inst, says:
Three young men. named Thomas
McWheaey, Jacob Winsns and Hugh
Gillespie. were arrested on Saturday
night last, at Aus;intown. for assault and
battery upon a Mr.. Taylor Of that place,
and lodged in the Jail at this place fer
safe keeping until Monday. They re-
side now in Warren, but had lately been
in The employ of Mr.. Taylor, and came
down On Saturday evening to settle up
with him. During the settlement some
difficulty arose, and the boys "pitched
into" Taylor and bruised him to some
extent. Taylor got away from them
and "made tracks" for the Justices Of
fee, and while the boys were hunting
about the premises for Taylor to give
him another pummeling. the constable
appeared and arrested them. When
they were taken back on Monday for
trial, they were arr ested and tried for
riot. The justice bound them over for
trial at the next term of court, under
$3.50 bonds each. Failing to procure
bail. they were returned to Jail.