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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-12
DYSPEPTlCS READ.

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DR.. TUBBs-Sir: Having been a patisI : o. yours for
the last three months. and received inealeulable bene-
fl. l freely give my experience for the benefit Of suf-
frrers. For three years 1 have been troubled with
weight. burning and distress at the stomach. For sew
erIl mOatlIs before you prescribed, it was rare indeed
to take a meal without vomiting. suffering extremely.
Even a small drink Of water would he directly thrown
at nighg. until the clothing was dripping wet, breath
ing vas short. and L cough set in. 1t was thought Con
frrinss.
Very soon ader beginning with yOur melicines i
became better and in one month, yJmiting-SO con
slant before, ceased entirely. lean noS ext the ordi-
nary varieties of food with a good relish. AMI no sub
sequert pain OF Inconvenience; am much stronger.
feel we'll, amt have gainef fifteen pounds Of desh The
entire expense Of the cure. which is beyond price to
me-. has been SIS. Yours. Truly.
May IL. -. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON
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Congressional Debate -Gentlemanly Pc.
liteness--Mr. Giddings InsuIted

On Monday the 10Th int, as the
House of Representatives had under
consideration the bill directing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury TO pay out of TIE
fund heretofore received IRON Great
Britain undrr the treaty Of Client. vari
Gus sums 10 citizens in Virginia. Mary
land and South Carolina. to compensate
them for the loss of their slaves carried
away by the British Turing the war of
1879.
Mr.. Bliss Of Ohio, argued that these
claims instead of being embraced in, are
Expressly excluded by that treaty.
Mr. Garnet replied. saying thai the
government of Virginia was Interested
in the bill, and that under it the slaves
are to be paid for at the rate of SIS
per head was r~idiculously low. When
ever the subject Of the slave was men
TONED, the gentleman from Ohio, and
his elder colleague, Mr.. Giddings, seem
atil cIed with a species of BADNESS Ike
dogs afflicted with hydraphobia Great
Britain gave a round sum for the salts
faction of these claims, and it was for the
United States 10 make the disbursement
The gentleman from Ohio as a trustee,
would keep the money in his own peck
ct for his own house and not pay it to
whom it was due. Would he pay it for
slaves?
Mr.. Giddings said if it was TO be paid
to Democrats
Mr.. Garnett replied that the Governor
Of Virginia IS a Democrat, and he want
ed the gentleman TO be more definite
Mr.. Giddings said he had answered
according TO the genlleman's remarks
about mad dogs, which was ubgenlle-
manly.
Mr.. Garrett said nothing more could
be expected from a man who had distin
guished himself by blackness of heart,
aud who was gully of treason against
his country and bis God.
The speaker called him to order for
making personal remarks.
Mr.. Parrot said the Speaker should
have restrained the gent man from
Ohio.
Mr.. Giddings withdrew his remark; he
only wanted 10 show his appreciation Of
the gent.eman's charge, and not to in
suit the House.
Mr.. Garneit. l have nothing TO re-
Mr.. Giddings. Nor l.
Mr.. GarneIt. The member has long
placed himself beyond the pale OF
notice from gentlemen. The bill was
referred TO the Committee of the Whole.
The House adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies' EScEISTE. or SEsPeetiHg Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage cOHid
sHsEs. Ladies desiring an increase Of family shOEIa
sOreg0 their HSs entirely, as a Je1 pills ed-h month
DOHid be sure 10 PrereHt pregnancy.
PrOprietUrs importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this admoniuOn. Although certain
in elect. they are SO mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the sPpeart uce
of an ordinary letter. pr &c sI.OO) are soIi only by
our general agents. who viii send them by ma l.. post
p aid. on receipt Of price. Boxes Si,2j: Half Boxes -
cents Messrs. !. ALDEN < Co.. Cleveland, U. are
our general agents. ALI orders will be promptly Billed
by them.
Sold 10y 2. A. SMITH Il Co. and SPRING TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
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1t has finally been determined that the
Michigan Central aud Michigan South
ern lines Of boats, shall he laid up, a writ
ten contract 10 hat effect having been
closrd by two companies, last week. The
Buffalo and Cleveland line is also laid up
Ii is estimated that the Michigan Cen
tral line sunk $50 600 last season; and
that the other lines suffered equally in
proportion. l. is also esi mated That,
since the boats composing these several
Inns are entirely useless rs freight boats
and consequently dead property, one
million and three quarters Of money are
sunk in them!
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mmriages.

In Warren, at the Eagle House, on Monday
April 26, by Elder J. W. Errett. Mr.. cornell
IUS HOOD, and Miss LUCY PRINDLE, both
Of Liberty.
In North jackson. April 18th. by Samuel
Jones, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL WEISS. of Wealth
ersfeld, to Miss ELIZABETH CRUM, of Jack
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June Appointments.
DR II. TUBBS will be in attendance

- IS follows
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, June 9Th
RAvENNA, PrrutiSS House, Friday, June 4th.
AsHTAsULA, Ashtabula House. Thursday. June L.
For Consultation HPsR aI diseases Of the TErOat,
LaEss, Heart, Lirer, Stomach BOTsis, Kidneys,
and Spleen. also, D-O2sy. GrarsI, Rteam stiSm,
Nervousness Debility, Dyspepsia. Female DiSeaS-
Is, -8sEe and Fecer, Fits Impurities Of fke Blood.
ErBPti0Hs, Cancers, Ulcers and all other varieties
Of long standing Complaints, both External and In
teTaai.
For some tea years. DR.. TUBBs has devoted his entire
time To Chronic Diseases, treating thousands ann1illy,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
gtIhIn reach IN M CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
POIsOSs EMPLOYED. NOR DOES He MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WILL. OR TEAR DOWN TO BcILD CP AGAIN. The melI-
cires can e taken with safety by the most delicate.
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue, with
pruience. their ordinary diet and exercise. Mani
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the isdisputa-
bic evidences Of which can always bs furnished
Invalids, however -edueed or despairing, are invited
u caIli and uray be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prO<ucCt of recovery.
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The Jefferson City Inquirer in speak
i'm of some OF The symp of the dis
ease in J Jefferson Cry known as Irrational
democracy" says: The unfortunate
patient as soon as the word abolirioni,; is
mentioned in his hearing. begins to swear.
jump. kick. hop, skip, roar. charge, tear.
cavort, snort, rip. tumble. sneeze, cough.
spit. whoop. s,utter. howl, moan, groan.
below. bewail, lament, despond, turn
pale. lcok savage, iroih at The mouth, roll
his eyes, stamp his feet upon the ground.
wheel round and round. fall down, getup
again. and then does all dist again.
0 horrible y
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Elections Responses Of the People.

The first drops of the flood that will
sweep over the Northern States have be-
gan 10 fall. B~uchanan's native Stale
speaks first. Two years ago the city OF
Philadelphia gave him a majority Of G,
l45 votes. Last October it gave Will
mot 10000 votes for Governor; Hazel
hurst, American, 1895; and Packer,
Democrat, 27,749. Combined majority
against The Republicans, 32,Os3. In the
election just held there, The Anti-Lecomp-
10 victory is complete.
The Pittsburgh GazeRee says:
The Anti Lecomp;onites have conquer.
ed gloii usly, sweeping the field by a
majority of 4,sU0, and that, too, in spite
Of the colonization Of 5000 loafe-s By
the administration. Ia a fair fight the ad-
ADMINISTRATION would have been beaien l0,-
900. As it is, The opponents of Buchan-
IN carry all the city officers and Two
thirds of the Common Council, and would
have carried the Select Council but Tor
the fact that oae-half of that body hold
over from last year.. This is the first
election held since the passage Of the
English swindle; and the rebuke il gives
to the administration ought 10 be felt by
Buchanan most keenly when he remein-
bers that ii is inflicted by the leading city
in his native State.
ANOTHER VIcToRY.-York is n county
which adjorns Lancaster, the home Of Blu
chanan, and has always been democratic
and he borough of York gave Buchanan
456 majority. In the light of that fact
read the following:
The Peoples Ticket at York. PA
Vctcrious.-At the election Of town Off
GERS at York, Pa, On Saturday last, the
Democrats were defeated, and the peo-
pies ticket was elected by LOG majority.
The ole was The largest ever polled.-.
The Peoples ticket gained in the contest
nearly three hundred votes over the last
election"
ANoTHEG.-The city election in India
anopolis took place On the lth. and the
Journal says il ''resulled in a most utter
and overwhelming defeat of the ~T.ecoinp-
tonires. The whole Republican ticket
was elected by near three hundred major
lty-the largest ever given at any CITY
election, and The largest vote ever polieG
here" The Journal adds:
Such a result, following righ, upon the
consummaIion of The great fraud, is the
most unequivocal indication of The feel.
Jag Of the people toward it that could be
given. Il says, ia no weak and doubtful
tones, that the Lecomplon villiany, plain
or disguised, bare or covered with Eng
lish garments. is known, ieieSted aud re
puGilted. II tells the rccrrant reprpsen-
lalion Of Indiana that their doom is fixed,
and the prices they have sold their integ-
riiy for is their seal of enduring infamv.
CoMING WEsr.-The PLGipdeoler says
:ha, ii is assured from "~undoub;ed author.
iiy" that President Buchanan conlem-
making a visi, 10 the West this
summer, and viii make a call here.~ 1t,
a also, that j, is '~'assured by a private
letter from S-naior Toombs" that lie loo
viii visit Cleveland during the interval
hetweenihe sessions Of Gonsrcss.-Glepe
land ReVieg.
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FITS! FITSl! FITS!i!
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
FPTIFppIC Pills

For the cure Of Fits SPasMs, Cramps and all NerroHs
and C0HstifafiOaat Diseases.
Persons who are lahOring under this distressing NAL
ally Eillfud DR. HANCES VEGETABLE ~EPILEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess 4 specific action on the nervous
system; and. although thev are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will he found Of espe
ciai benefit fOI an persons Athlete with weak nerves,
or whose nerva3s system has been. perforated or shat
rerel from any Cause whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases Of long Standing. supsrinluced By
nervousness, they are exceedingly b neicial.
Price 81 per hnN. or two boxes for 81. Persons out
IT the city. enclosing a remittance, all have the pills
sent them throu-h the mail. free OF prstl-e. For sale
hy SET ). nANCE No. IJS BALTIMORE STREET
Bll;imnre. MI 10 whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must he addressed. post paid.
June -. '57-y.
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II. j. McEain.

Alto Ely AT LAW!
Will Insure your Lives or your Property, in bes
Companies;
Will sell sight drafts on chief European towns;
VIII sell YOUR Farms anil town property for you;
viii pay interest on money deposited with him;
VIII buy good notes at liberal prices.
VIII loan money on good paper az fair rates;
viii advise you to keep on; Of Law;
viii counsel you 10 pay your debts;
viii urge You to he kind to your fellows.
Warren. May 70, jS-IE.
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The newspapers of iowa are having
much 10 say abou, the discovery Of gold
in that State. The MadisoRian, publish
ed al Winiersel, states thalssmalI quaint
ties OF the precious meal have been found
nea- ST. CHARLES, and several C%alifornians
are engaged in searching for more. In
Union, Adair and Clark Counties, small
particles # gold are found in the sands
of the streams. A lump valued at $500
is said 10 have been found, and parties
washing the sands near Alon, UGion
county, are reported to be realizing from
five 10 ten dollars per di m.
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No Longer Wanted.

The English LecomPiOn viliinny being
.consummatei, Mr.. Buchanan has no fur
Their use for The Ohio dou .hfaces at pres
ent, and kicks them ont. They have
,crlwled in the dust. 10 very little purpose
and sold themselves cheap. a despatch
of the 4ih, to the Times says:
An open rupture took place TODAY be-
tween The President and Senator Pugh,
concerning the the Marshal for The North
ern District of Ohio. and other Ohio APP
pointmenls. The President used very
severe language, and Pugh left in disgust
and very angry.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE: Published by
Chas. J. Peterson, 3c6 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia. Terms 81 per year.
The June number has a large wa iety
of original miscellany, and is handsomely
illustrated. There is also any quantity
Of Fashion Plates, Patterns, &c.
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SECOND BRILLIANT OPENING
OF
NEW YORK HATS, MlNFILL4S & BUSTERS
WILL COME OFF
Thursday and Friday, Nay 13 & Il,
AT
MRS. C.. ". MESSER'S
Millinery, Dress Making L Pattern
EMPORIUM, AT
MvLLKKEN~S BLOCK, MIN ST, FAaREN, o.
SECOND BRILLIANT OPENING

EUST received from New York. a splen-
% did assortment Of Hats, MantiIlas and Busters, Of
the latest styles
We also have on hand an unrivailed display and eX-
tensive variety Of Plain and Fsncy Trimmed Patterns
ofthe latest and mos: desirable Of Paris. London and
NeO York Fashions. for Ladies' and ChildTens aPpa-
rel. A great variety Of new and elegant Sleeves Morn
ing Rohes. and Cares, i~nciuiins tI'ty designs for Chi
drenfS Over Dresses, Aprons Jaekets.SackS- DC. com
prising the most elegant assortment OF Hes designs
ever offered in this county
Mrs. Messer is prepared to Instruct and give Charts
for the best Models of Dress Cutting, for which the
first premium WAS awarded To-
DeMORESF.
at the Worlds Fair at Crystal Palace, New York: Me
chanie's Pair. Boston; Maryland Institute, Baltimore.
l would politely invite my patrons to call and rx-
anime my stock of Millinery Goods, consisting Of
Straw Goods Of every description. Fashionable Pom
nets. Ribbons. Flowers. Head dresses, CapeS, &c, on
THCEsnAT and.FRIDAV. May - "a.
l have engaged the services of a competent Dress
maker from Cleveland. who will take charge Of the
Dressmaking department.
Dressmakiug. Cutting anil Fitting. Basque Patterns
cut for % cts Dress Patterns % pence.
BOnnets BIeaehed, Pressed and Repaired. All orders
promptly attended TO-
MRS C. ". MESSER. Agent,
Main Street, Warren, o.
Warren, MAY ". IS5e-ti
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The St. Louis Democrat copies an arti-
Gle from the Albany Courier, a flourish
ing paper published at the county seat of
Gentry county, Mo. in which it favors the
free labor cause. The cause of free labor
in Missouri is progressing, AMI will work
its way gradually.
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Al Chicago, recently, a young lady con
vert about 10 be immersed, refused to
lake off her hoops. The consequence
was that they kept her up like a balloon,
and the clergyman was obliged TO work
hard get her under. The audience was
so much affected that handkerchief coy-
cred nearly every face.
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One hundred and eighty-eight new
converts were received into the commu-
Mon of Rev. ii nrv Ward Beecher's
church, on last Sabbath morning-one
hundred and sixiy-three on prof, ssion
and twenty five on certificate. Mr..
Beecher's father, Rev. Lyman BeecLer,
D. D., sat in the pulpit. which. for the
occasion, was decorated with flowers.
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STARTLING RUMoR.-The Lexington
EzpostOr, of the eth ult says: On
Saturday night last, passengers on the
steamer Admiral, jnsi down from Leav
enworih, brought startling news thai Col.
Jphnson's force had been attacked by the
Mormors under Brigham Young and bad
ly defeated-Ihe Mormon~ capturing thir-
teen pieces OF artillery. The story goes
that tao messengers had Just arrived
from the scene OF action with disp .lct es
for the government, one of Ihen proceed
ed immediately 10 Washington. We
rust that the whole thing is a hcay.-&.
Louis Democrat 30M.
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NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

Below we gives list OF a TART Of our stock,
LINEN THREADs-my own Importation.
Do do Glazed on spools. ali coIors.
ASSORTED $780," T~HEEAD-diGerent brands and
SEWING s~lLKs-IuIian and American. al colors,
ENBROIDERING SILK-sI eofOrs.
TWIST AND SILK FLOSS-au eolors.
PATENT HOOPS -Round. Flat. phtit-d and covered
BRASS HJDPS-Serpentine, plain and covered.
STEEL HOOPS-Na teh Spring and tempered.
SKELETON SkIRTS-all varieties a. d prices, male
with III. watch spring steel and double extension
PLAIN RArAN HOOP SKIRTS-al prices. from 75c
up to the very best article made Ladies are re-
glestei 10 cali before purchasing. as We cannot fail
PARiSOLS- some very fine.
slLk Sun CABRELLAS-very cheap.
COTTON UNBRELLAS-ali prices.
MEMS Y BOYS HAFS-dH kinds AMI prices.
CHILDRESS AND A HArS-t-immed and
plain
HOSIERY-sli styles and cOlors, best stock in town.
LADIES liOSE-frOm6&e per pair, up
~MENS-mixei- brown and fancy half hose.
CHILDRENS H0SE-plain AMI fancy.
B0YS HALF HOSE do. do.
KID GLOyES-aH eolors An I sizes Best br1nls and
warranted Tip top" Ladies are invited to call and
Isle COTTON M SILK G~L0VEs-of all styles
AMI prices. fr Lulies and Gents.
MISSES y ~CHILDRENS L.isle AMI Gotten gloves,
Lisle. Sllk and Buck G~aAntIetts for Ladies.
HANDkERCHIEFS-Linen Cambria. Linen Lawns,
Scotch Lawn and Cotton for Ladies use. Gents
Handkerehiefs Linen Cambria, COlOred BOrdered,
LUBIX'S E~XTRACTS-for the Handkerchief.
F~RANGAPANNI EXTRACTS do.
Do. COfOgHsS and P0aIdes. a full as
sortment, all prices
lair OILs-an varieties from siypenee per bottle
up
TOILET SOAPS beautiful stock. all grades.
C0MBS-Of all kinds including IeOrg fas. Raw Horn,
fine. Horn and Rubber Tuck. and Bonnet combs,
Clear Horn. Raw Horn and Rubber Dressing Comhs,,
HGrn aud Rubber pocket combs. all kinds. AMI in
fact. every thing in the comb line.
HAIR PINS-Eubber, Steel and Iron
BRCSIES-IIair, Cloth. Infants S~cru5bing and
Lather brushes. all prices.
PIANO DUSrERS-a very pretty article
CHENILLE UEADDRESSES-very nice.
Observation-Disclosures ls very beautiful and cheap.
OCKET kNIVES-al prices
SHEARS v SCISSORS great variety.
KNITTING ~COrTON-whiIe aud mixed
TIDY COTTON.
MITFS-Leng anil Short. SILK Threat, AMI Lace
SILK AND COTTON BONNET WIRE S~PECrACLES
-German Silvertel AMI table spoons, Double plate
tinneA do. do
KNIFE Su~ARPNERS-every family should have one
PATENT FIRE KINDER cheaper than shIvingS
and sure TO 90 every time. CIlland get a box. use it
once and yoa will not be without it.
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Hon. JOHN G. DAVIS, OF INDIANA
Among the Anti Lcconplon Democrats
who first and most firmly resisted the
great fraud, John G.. Davis, of this State,
stands %prominon. He made no noisy
display of his zeal, but he wa Known
from the Start 10 be lis u%nreleniing enemy.
He has worked quietly, rarely obIruding
himself on the attention OF the House,
but never has ialrered in his faith an in
slant. While his associate Democrats
have thrust themselves IN the face Of the
country, as eager enemi,s OF the irand,
and Numbered their hostility into The pub
lie ear in a rolling fire Of speeches and
professions, he has con:enled himself gen
orally with the sharp shot OF a vOte, which
like a backwoods mans riff :, carries true
and makes no roar or Smoke. The noisy
warriors, however, have failed in the great
lest - Indianapolis Journal.
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Cash for Butter.

will pay the highest market price
w in CASH, for gnod fresh made BUTTER
n. B. Each churning should be kept in separate
rolls, 50 as to avoid mixing the cclorS.
InnINGS & nRG An.
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S~n,urdar. the Iath dnr oh June. Is5s,
CHERIEF'S SALE.

Lu,her C. Garner. ct. all
By virtue OF an order oFsaie. issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Trumbuu County, Ohio, TO ne
directed and delivered. : have ievied on. and shaH
expose at Public Sale. at the door Of the Conrs House.
in Warren, in said County, on
Saturday. the 22a day of May, lS5S,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 O'CLOCK
P. NJ. Of said day the following described Real Es-
tate. TO wit. Known rs lots twenty two A and twenty
two c. on the plat Of the village 81 Newton kalse
surveyed by T. =. Stowe. in jane. l-3' and recorded
in the book of mapsin the Recorders stfSre IN rum
hull County Ohio, page Sc and 81. Appraised at
SEGA. A.. B. LYMAN, sheriff
Sheria's Omce, Warren. April lIsS, '5S-5w-235-
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Horse FAIR AT PALMYRA--It has
been the custom Of the Welsh population
of the towns OF Palmyra, Paris and the
adjoining coun'ry, TO hold an annual
Horse Fair, on the first Monday of May,
at which time the stock belonging TO the
Welsh OF that section OF country is
brought together m exhibition. 1t Is
understood that this arrangement is in
conformity with a custom prevailing in
the mother csuntry. The exhibition OF
horses on Monday of this week, was. We
understand, Il grand affair. The mum
Der was large, and demonstrated the
fact that the Welsh have stock second to
hone. a very large at PEG
pie were present - ovsRna Dem.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PERcIE's" I'll AcHrSn' PILLs-The Importers of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ialies to it,
AZ infalliahle in removing DISTRACTIONS and Irregular
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all "a
ses. The suppression 20 common. - speedily relieved
AMI there will be 10 recurrence Of the complaint IL L l.
remedy is used ace riding TO directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
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a FUGITIyE "A stalwart fellow from
''the house of bondage passed through
here last week on his way 10 Canada -
He asked nothing except TO be shown the
road. We presume he is in safety be
fore this.-Akron Eedc5R.
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The PORTAGE COUNTY SwTSDLIYG
CASE WIN. e. Thompson, OF Shaiers-
vile, who not Icng since Bresliniz4d his
creditors. aud ran away with a pretty
Irish or Scotch girl, was arrested in
Philadelphia by the N. Y. Chief Of Pc
lice. and has been brought back TO Rt
VIENNA by officer Hacket, of the latter
place. Thompson agrees 10 paV hle
creditors as sUun as he can get his o
ey now on deposit in Philadelphia. His
sweet heart. Mary Mcdonnell, has re
tired to Inlianl, according to report -
Thompson will probably pay up, be dis
charged rom arrest. hunt up his Mary,
and again seek his mis- fortunes out of
the country.
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I WILL sell a few ex IA Durham Cows.
L ami one yearIing Durham Bull Calf. Puces to
with the times.
NJ. J. IDDINGS.
UowI,nd. MAY 10 tjS-3w.
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A EAR since, says the Painsyille Ttl-
egroph. potatoes sold Il ere at | so /: now
they are dull at 18c.