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Eugene Dnpuy,
~ Eugene Dnpuy,
Sole agent for Picsse & Lubns Ieyumry and Onpo,ds
TIME agency for the United States of Messrs Please

S0Fs fy JVT tesR = IuV5 4 SyN7"e7y uAU IO0tH9os
IyIIE agency for the United States Of Messrs. Pesse
LM pcrfumsy factors London having been transferred
Co.. ave Broadway, nrm, r
Georges ngcr being with estabahmcn
merchants goods dcalrrs tho generally that
is hand and In bond coa.sAni SIMPLY of resse nbn
xrtc tho perfume and ts c0ounds the
preparations III thear Varieties which
added ne whatever suid may insradscr
combining novelty Merchants mAy rely upon
their orders being hcd with and and vor
able heretofore. E DPUy
60o Broadway, Now York.
The real Frangipanni perfume manufactured only by Nrs
In London and they take this opportunity 10 caution
against which there how
approach any the exquisite fragrance made by
+. 4 l..
Frnngipauni boquct.
franyipanni oil for the hair, exquisicly scented A
their and mpar delight
rul fragrance 70 articles they placed near. s5f
lrangipapni scented soap.
Franganni hot cnder between the put
piecc upon tho apartment will be delightfully."-
pcrfnmad ..5.s5s4 ssfl
frnngpanni ponade This an Italian unguent for the hair It's
suyerIatve fragrance given world wide reputation
Frangpanni satcbeL Boid evorywere. htt
March 6--2aw Tucs&Sat3m 3. fsta7sa 5aFh
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UITED STATES.

TURDAr, april ~, 1858.--No. 80. Alfred Ingraham
ql, assgnces in trust for the Grand Gulf r. X and
Banking Company, appellants Henry s. Dawson, ad-
rnnistntor Of Moses Groves dcceasei, H. al.
Ihe arg unaent of this cause continued by MI.
Benjamin for the nppeces and concluded by Mr. Reyer
dy johnson for the appellants.
No. 3d. Taylor Brown, plaintiff in error, "a L. M Wi
ley & Co NJ str F.i,e y, s5s ssts 3e..
The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr..
Larocouc for the defendants in
Adjourned until tomorrow at III o'clock
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NAwRAL CrMos,rv IA recent traveller in northern
Texas mcntous natural curiosity in the valley at
the foot Of the Cana IN mountain "a large he'd III nat
ural brick which about three times the size o cri
nary brick and perfect though they had been
manufactured in the bcstarnngcd brick kiln in the coun-
try We must infer from this that these large bricks
are natural product, created as rocks
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LHHE BOOK or TIlE CONSTITUTION. d

IL mand q the people from all parts Of the country for
book, bringing the statists the
present timc such TINT longer be dMrcgardcd
snNncicnty throughout tho particular
Dissertation unnecessary
evidence having received the voluntary and generous rat
having sdNe by the
supreme edition ~ Tho consultation o The United
states and having tho appreciation cf
the wscx has been
by Them suitable ncse comInn for every Amer
citizen and text book or the rising generation OF the choo
Editors support the constitution tho sentiments
washngtoe principles mbces have hcretove
II their generous valuable support. III es.
who desire obtsm for the supply
may the cdntcn viii please Ad
i WILLIAM HNABY,
Mar q dtf Washington City, H. G.
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Thcrc heavy frosts in the middle rn upper por.
tios Of Georgia ON Friday night Also in the region Of
Mobile fears are entertained Of injury having been done
TO the crops.
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CHARLES S LONDON CoRptAL GIN.---TH

1 an,L mhLES s LONDON 4CORptAL GlN.--TIiE
ass,1 1IMNAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED This Gin,
Rsh london om sound barley, under tho 2nrvcIsnce ~ the
unrsr h dsicatey favored with tncsure n The ssn
h and some N the valuable rsstorstveS c thc
a., - -saon rendering H. in tho opinion N the eminent mri
M, @ Ps and saicst stnuIant diurrsH drink N use
c orc Of soft and delicate Favor differing entirely
@ any other 0n u thai harsh scrid
1ho"s ss M known as Holland Gin, shnar 40 ctsc'rahc
o' nended medicine recommended by physscinns
c ~ cases Of Dyspcpss Govt Rhcarnasm RcIry Gravel
IN e9cr and Aguc Structure Diseases NJ the Crnnry or
weala, and the Bowcls, Nervcus Dhtv &c, whilst te
Inc hnu ny It's adoption resf n those Distress
n w which frequently attend their delicate organization
Mo OF Now York. the highest medical authority
sny % oHARtss LONDON CORDIAL GIN "po cry superior
4 ou 'ne best article sf The kind he has sccn'
ass aArV nhsptcd settlers The southern and
p % ~c y" for travellers exposed changes aud
poa az seventy hve cents and puts thirty eight cents
Rfoc"rs trntercrs, Beware
naaa naohs fhy only CHAufss NONE yrlif1, h IMPORTED
In WI w "a W Washington of Ford Brother Clark
'" Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot, Richard j Ryen.
tN| Hf @Illl EDMUND G. CHARLES, 6art
II. 0r| Importer, No. ~ broadway, Now York
Mar "A >, EDMUND G CHARLES, Importer,
40 broadway, New York
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Ell Oculista De Paris
ID ECIEN llcgado a esta cuidad tenna el honor de

sYs1f4 CABAIIEROS E1sPANOI.ES So
escoitc sudo Espaeos Anses de Tentro do
arsa VISTA hiquercs piceras rnmas
de Lro, Artculos Francssns. p.
provonnlmena Fight street Penn.
moderadOs, 10 mismo dc Europa
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RATES on ADVERTISING.

tagn ne1 or ss make longer advertisements IN exact
proportion and all payable la advance ordered
twice thrice week w be charged yer for each
insertion aie tho nrst Advertisements the daily so
tr each Insertion charged
the foregoing rates
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communica-
ton from the Secretary Of the Treasury transmitting
reports to the condition Of the banks throughout the
United States, in compliance with resolution Of the
House Of July 10, 1852; which was laid ON the table
and ordered to he printed. ltAft
Mr. ITylIER of Virginia, rcmarking that this infor-
nation was furnished voluntarily by the banks, moved
that two thousand extra copies be printed for the Of
the Treasury Department which motion was referred to
the Committee on Printing. 81 a A itlt
Also communication from the Secretary of War; sta.
ting in reply to resolution of the 10th inst calling for
Il. r. Beales report Of his exploration OF wagon road
in New Mexico and accompanying map that neither the
report the map Ind yet been received but would be
furnished they could be had which was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed as
Also communication from the Postmaster General
In relation to advertisements from the Post Office DcTaf
mcnt in the newspapers which laid the table
and ordered to he prncd
Mr.. FENTON of New York, presented concurrent res
oIntons Of the legislature of that State in relation to
Lieut. Manry, Of the United States navy which was re-
ferrcd to the Committee on Naval Affairs and ordered to
I've printed feFt s.
Nsa ril TiIs SALE ~ PORT SMELLING. y AZ AfH
Mr. PETrrIy'of Indiana from the COMMITTEES appoint
cd to investigate the sale OF Fort Smelling, submitted
report, accompanied by the following resolution ~
xs That u. sale t, q the military posi- Of For, sacns and
ihoy the sccrcary q war the same being .en and now 70
military %ss wS sads % w because '
That rat sale was n,Sc BY The Secretary Of War nowi.san
other military command
@ sS'ss @ % s H. " " 'as .vs SsS. @
nc Ts%on 70 e aS S' 70 s me s5sn @ , Of the he som
N Tho Secretary 81 War grave Official fault m 3 r9
1 aS wn s"ow sn S o. n s s " c % @ ns s,s r
making the War
% S % s So p
gony careey aud jaccas nadc a. 70 nduc srccessfoi
combustion sains he government exclude all co"pcson and
- II ~
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wAsnINGTON AQUEDUCT. (
Orpcs ov rHs wAsnsGroN AQrsprcr,
IIH.| WsxbfAxysex, 1Su~~h II

.tt4.t t.4 otyIcs on rHx wAsBsGrox Aqt uprer
washngten March A. 1855
., ., ;.,.,;,.a c,x ~, ,lat;>,, <.c az
DNDPtDAiAo uo hi'''o. 80 80 '''e'' -. ~. .'o
washington slaeduci according 70 plans and spesincscns
,e n exhibition IN 'ns oos Va Asa sssr sns iWh
Anil 49,. fNif
ads VIII received snr tue o Ws wnne wott sro
an fr The searae works d~onocu ~ .ae unmsd
states the rgh' " "ase ~ sno ~n' ~ ss w"
sepafne may ee" "o7 ""'""'"S" SpS*' s"s~ :"
,br bids. III . . ---..,-.. - :. y III ~ "A
portion only ths work can 90 csnp1e WIN NC sppscptA
tons anbe and ,he contracts vii W s"'9c' W "' eo''h
seucy Of ulue appropriations BY Congress
The engineer reserves the fB"' 'eso''os u'c s1n " wHk
and the rae Of progress "h'e' e "sS' anu w cACh
Payments VIZ m - r ,s sngreey rsssrv,nr 10 ~ cent
% al completion Of the ccntract ard viii be
condition contracts that tho wokmcn shall % paid Their fu
wages monthly and IN specie
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed ProSa ~r work and
Materials fr the Washington Aqueduct
tuet sai~r reserves the rgh 10 reject s % 81 nss r me
part ~ Tho w"k n out ne
work viii be awarded 70 the iowes. "es ~ m - o prm
The work who give god security if inc eonf0u" " theaF con
uaeis, It at reasonable prices - .... !. I.
Every offer must BIS accompanied * wse neocN ~
more rsslenr"n rssr J" ."c :" ~
the bidder cr bidders w ms v ue's pds 70 aecepted
enter into IN "bhsa'nn wnn ~ n way - m k M az. - ss ~
cariet o 'hs sonps ~ @ ~ M 11.,,sa s.s~ go az a. I ss.s
he accompanied BY hs certificate o. s. ns uhea M SaS ae = ~ s
United states an.e ~ s,, s rs \" a - nsur % ~ ~ @ s
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TIARPERs' MAGAZINE FOR MAY, JUST OUT.
III For snle by BLANCHARD Mo1tIN
Ap28 Corner l1h and Penn. avenue
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-27
CUMNFR GOODS SEJIING

GUNNER GOODS SELLING OFF
~ At COST IL am now osrriGg the balance Of ny
stock Of SUMNER HATS, PARASOLS. FANS. Be-,
&c. al redacri prices. rreferrihg to sell az COST
70 Carrying over until next summer. FhOs- IN wast ef
bargains will Pleess tara dJEs a leaf" .; this page.
and call before mixing purchases At
Azg4. j. j. STEWARDS. 10 Market q.
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Cracker Factory.


An extensive establishment of this kind has
been recently located in this town, by Mr.. Bar
Der. Soda, Butter and Boston crackers are man
ufactured in large quantities and of best quail
ties. Two large patent power mach ines, one
for rolling and one for cutting out and stamp
ing the crackers, are employed. SO that 90 or
100 barrels of crackers, can be weekly manufae-
tured. No establishment of this kind is in OPP
Grafton in this County. or Portage. Mahoning or
Mercer Counties, so that Mr.. Barber, we believe.
must obtain an extensive business in the whole
sale trade. Pies, Cakes and Bread are also got
up to Satisfy the inner man. which will be con
v~eaient for ~housekeepers in this vicinity We
hope Mr.. Barber, who has established himself
in our town, will be generously patronized by
our citizens
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Copies sen, by mail. free. on receipt
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Prom among tic hundreds Of favorable notices. from
the most respectable journals OF the country, OF ouE
cheap edition Of 'LiyIngstone's Travels ana Explora'
tions in Africa" we take the following:
1T abounis in descriptions Of strange and wonder
full scenes, among a people and in 4 country entirely
new 10 the civilized world; aad altogether We reglrdl II
past year "-DGiiy DeROerat, PdIers0H, ".
1t is enphat:caiIy an edition for the people; and,
judging from the rapid sale with which it il meeting.
it is fu!ly appreciated by them."-CkrIstiaa Freeman.
Boston.
The book is having a great run, AMI will be read by
every reading man. woman aud child. in this as Eell
as oIner Iands."--fShta6aia (OAiOJ Telegraph.
The work is finely illustrated, we'll printed. and
firmly bound, thus answering in every respect the de-
naud for a popular and cheap edition Of the Journeys
and Researches in South Africa Those o! oar read
ers who would have a delightful hook for reading at
any hour. will not be disappointed il this soTk."-U-
S. JOErHok.
truth ne can say, that seldom Is presented to
the reading public y work containing such y vast
aaauut Of solid ia unc;icn rs the one in question -
The VOiun- is n handsomely illustrated; and presents
that uuj4ue appearance Of exterior for which Mr. Brad
ley'S pa LEGATIONS are noted.'-FdHilg Magazine.
This interfering work should be in the hands orev-
cry one. Its interesting pages Of adventures are 'ulI
O.! obstruction and amusement Ten thousand copies.
it IL stated, have been sold in one mOn,h.'-.s-bara
-9mereda
DIR. Livinastone's Travels and Researches 10 South
Africa appear 10 great advantage in this edition.
which Is undoubtedly the edition most arcertabie to
the reader who reads for practical instruction and
amuscment"-SatHrdGy Post.
The edition o.Dr. Livirgstones Travels. published
by J. W. Bradley is just what it rurpOr;s 10 be. Like
all Mr. Bradl.y's Publications., it is exceI-ently gotten
up,"-TfOgG -~5gitGtOr, Pa.
We can recommend the edition Of Or. Livingsione's
Travels, published by Bradley, Of Philadelphia. as ev
cry way worthy Of public patronage. Its excellence
and its cheapnsss recommend it over all o:hers -
ErGVk ksSlieS Magazine.
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KILLED.-A man whose naine we could
not learn. was killed in the Mineral
Ridge mines one day last week, by The
caving in OF the banks. W. understand
that he leaves a wife and several chill
dren in very destitute circumstances
Garfield Sentinel.
Eds Of ". r. Chronicle The above,
copied in your paper of last week, is an
entire mistake, no person has been iniur-
ed at The Mineral Ridge from any such
cause; | am o. q loss to account for the
origin of The story. We have been very
fortunate at the Ridge hitherto; having
never had any accident of the kind.
ISAAC HOLFORD.
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q be made,
November Appointments.
DR H. TUBBS will be in attendance


WARREN. National Hotel. Friday. Nov. ieth.
RAvESSA- PreEtiss Iouse, Monday, Euv. 9Th.
AsHTADULA-A shiaSnia House. Thursday, Noy. 18th.
For Consultation upon all diseases of the Throsf,
LHzgs. Heart, Liner. Stomach BOneks, RigHeEs,
oHd SPfeea- -6LsO- Dr0PSy. GrGreI. Rheumatism,
Nervousness, Debility Dyspepsia. Female Diseas-
IS. -agse and FeceT, Fits. Impurities OF rke Bleed,
ErHPfi0Rs, Cancers. Ulcers. and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
teTnzf.
FOR some ten years, Dr. TuBBs has devoted his entire
time 20 Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annu lily,
niny OF whom had exhausted every other resource
WITHIN reach Is NO CASE ARE MINERAL Or OTTER
PnIsoSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WILL, OR TEAR down TO BUILD Up AGAIN. The medi-
ciaes can lie taken With safety by the most deiicat-.
AMI patients may remain at hOce. and continue, with
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. Maay
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iaiis pu;a-
hle evidences of which can always be d.niSh-d-
InTalids, however reduced or despairing, are invited
& cail- and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without a corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
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RHEUMSTICS READ

That most distressing of diseases, Inflmatory Rheu-
matism. being prevalent at this changeahie season OF
the year, L select another OF the many recovered cases
for publication SOLoN, Cuyahoga Co., O., July %,
ls5S
Dr.. H. TUBBs-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
some time in Ma h last. NY wife was suddenly attack
ed with rheumatism of an ~Infammatory nature. az
tended with most excTuciating pain. She was not able
to help herself at all: could not assist to dress or IN
dress. nor walk a step. Our family ply stefan was call
ed. but the disease proved so obstinate thai he did Ler
no pereeivable good nUr did strong stimulating lini-
ments have any edect At this Sage OF the disease We
applied to you and obtained some uedicine, which
gave her 81 eedy relief In five weeks she rode to
Cleveland. q distance of IL miles You prescribed
again for her, and the consequence is sne is now able
and actually does the work necessary in making
cheese every dag from thirty caws, without ans incon-
venience- We do most cheerfully Recommend to all
who may he afflicted with the same disease. your inyal-
able remedies We know they afford speedy relief.
and believe the treatment the cheapest and hest known.
Yours, with respect, JAMES NJ. K
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business in Warren.

Last fall our merchants %broughton their goods,
placed them on their shelves, and the financial
crash came, the ladies made their old bonneis
and dresses answer for new, the gentlemen kept
their old t~hreadbare coats and hats in service,
and business was dull. But this fall the scene
changes. tons of goods are arriving, and our side
walks are piled up with boxes of goods, and
there is no end to selling them. Ifyou don'tbe-
leive this, take q ieisurly walk along Main and
Market Streets and visit the stores. and see for
yourselves.
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IN TRUMBULL COUNTY COM.
= " gAS >
Geo c. Harding AID jane Harding.


Nars Reeve All Robert Ciars OF tie Safe OF Iri-
nois' aaFiah Reeve OF the Civ Of New YORK; jerreIniah
NesVe. James Reeve and Sarah Reeve OF the Coanty OF
rrlmbull aud State OF Ohio. are hereby notified that =
f~etli3n was AlsG against them On The l3.h day Of sep-
.eaher, \ D. -, IN Tie Court OF Common Pleas Of
ITu1oGli Coartg By lane Harding aniGeorge C Hard
'nE her husband. wherein said Jane Harding demands
partition OF the foilOEing Real Estate. situated in he
township OF hinSInan in said TIunbuil County. and
being The lands Oxael by Jeremiah Reeve. decea jed.
ate ofsald TOwnship- a. the time OF LS dseesSe. Said
sina - IN taree parcels mostly in lot No. IT, Parcel
Isl IS s9unded on the North by lands OF Lysandsr C.
Perkins. Easily the old Mill Road; Southby me Green
vile ke2A and West BY .he section line. Parcel 2nd
- locnded. East BY lands Of James 8. Christy; south,
vest ard North by lands o. David Grackin. ParceI1d
$ ho-nded. West BY lands Of Alexander Yadeis Heirs:
So1la sad East - Land Of David BrackiH: North ,1rtiY
~ lsais " David RFackin and partly by and Of the
Beard Of EdueStoin Of klLsIlan Township; and that 1t
The Hext isFaa OF slid Court. said Jane Harding ana
Geo. e. Harding will aPpiy for al order dat partition
aay lie made in said PFsnis-s.
A TE0MASs.
sept. -, St-b% Atty. for PesitioD.rs.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
William Teanant.
vs.
Baldwin & EaldvIn.N
In CNEhuft
Cont : 1Sis4

BY virtue Of Al order 81 sale. Issued "a tsr The csa
OF Common Pleas o! TTUmiuil conuJ. Ohio. % u
directed and deii7-rea. ! hS=s levied Sp0n and shA
expose TO pulls sale. at the door OF c1e Court HAS
IA Warren, in said County, on
Saturday the 9th day of Sovs E5er, 1858,
hetSeen the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n. and P. NJ thu
folloEinS described Real Ezt1te. to vi. Situate IN Va
non IoSnShi p. nuIGher six. in the Or q range Ct 1oxE-
ships IN the Connecticut western Res srVe e.. 10 the STATE
Of Ohio. -ud which is also "a the Coz ItrJ n Trunbuli.
tud IS known a. part cG lot nuJnher tn snty six in said
Vernon, in sail county in the Grans .r tack and sur
vey, and is bounded as ioI0x W. Beyi5ning AZ the
S~onthels; corner OF this tract, and Horace Bates 3. W
corner. at the center OF tie road leading from john
ston TO Vernon. thence North - a STONE marSed L. D g:
thence North 10 a stone marked l.. D.. : staining In
the Northeast corner Of this lot: thence West, on lands
oTJanes Thompson; on the North and South alongthe
center or said highSly SO FAR that c parallel line with
me east Inc. will make thirty three @Ud one third acres
OF land- be the same more or less; appraised at 80
per acre. TER1s- Cash, On DE- -f5.ie.
A B. LYMAN,
ShsEi7's ofaee. WARREN. Oct. 9th. EJt,-Sw-4.0o
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BRAN H'S PILLS
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

Continued pain or uneasiness in any organ IL geaer
ally clrvd ~ one or I1ore doses OF brandTeth's Pi!ls
Thirty years personal experience ~ The nIdersignS,
fuliy justify this assertion.
DIR. James LuIl. Of Potsdam, y. Y. say.:-"I hav'
cured The most deplorable costiYeEess Of the bosel:
with BTandreth'S pills. when every ether remedy had
eases Of an inyeteraie and painful character. such As
erysipelSs, salt Thenm, letter and suinn.rr-Aeat.l have
seen eradicatcl by their use. l have cured the rhrn
matte. the ~epiieptic. the ~Paralyti- and the eonsumPtiy'
with thsse excellent. pills alone"
In iauHdice and All affections OF the liver 6yspe?
STA, dysentsry and diarThoa, pieuFisy, sudden pain
and determinations. feEaie obstruction. scorbutie anC
scrCfulou5, even equity and neuralgia Affections, have
gisrn way to the use OF this medicine, and now aftei
txeaty years my estimation Of Erandreth'
Pills continues to increase.
DESTRUCTION.
A young lady. beautiful and healthy, took cold
which caused . serious obstruction FOR two years; her
health was broken down and her beauty departed. Al
length Brandreth's Pills we're tried; eleven doses. O.
from two TO four. were taken in Green days preceding
the usual period. Regularity was restored. and her
health aad good locks yssqysrsa-
Rr2nireih's Pills are the best vsrnaifncs: they are
ia;sllible. A little child. six Yeas si. E- some weeks
was dropping; its mother gave q enc Of Brandreth's
sugar coated pills; the next day there came away =
worm eiSteen inches long, ard IS large Is ! ehila's IA
ger The child ESs veil.
PLkURACY.
A gentleman, away froS home, wastakeI with pleu
risy; the inflammation wasterribIe; every breath made
hin Wrlthe with agony EighI 3randreth's Pills were
swallowed. and arm oil applied locally; the pills op
Grated, and the pain was relieved; plenty of cruel vas
taken, and six more pills. and the patient vas cured.
These statements should have weight. and prevent
the use Of poisonous drugs, and stop the sad practice
0! bleeding 3. RRASHRErH-
Rrandreth's Pills are sold at the Principal Once. 2af
Canal street, BrandTeth E~uilliag. at . cents per box;
and the same, singer coated. - cents, warranted to keep
as we'll rs the plain. Sept % '5S-im.
Sold also Bg GEORGE 8Df-HS. Wgrrs-, Ohio
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Bad Manners.

Some young men and boys are in the habit of
crow ding around the doors of our churches at
the close of divine service on Sabbath evenings,
and staring at the congregation as they pass out,
which habit is very annoying to the ladies
whitley not reform for their own improvement
if not for the convenience of the ladies?