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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-14

A TIGHT PLACE The Cjngrsssiona !
Globe. in its off :iaI rep rt, thus gives
the little passage in the Senate between
Mr.. lverson, of Georgia. and Mr.. Wade
Of Ohio. The former had stated that he
regretted exceedingly Mr.. Calhoun had
written a letter, giving the result of Inc
election in Kansas" on the advice of
Southern Members OF Congress"
Mr. Wade wish TO ask the Senator
from Georgia whether i understood him
to say that Mr.. Calhoun proposed TO give
his certificates OF election on the ddUIce
# certain SIuthern members. or according
TO tie truth @Me vOte? That struck me
as a very Ext aordinary statement and
should like TO kno@ whether | under
stood it correctly?
Mr.. Iverson. l DO not recognize The
right of the Senator from Ohio to ate
chise me On the subject; and. decline
answering.
Mr.. Wade should be very much
graified to know what the fact Is; bul
shall not press the inquiry - UecstaHd
Heroia.
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Tomb's Opinion of Br. B F. Wade.

4OAAD OplAlOu VI oI' Wdue.
The following in an extract from a
speech of Senator Tombs, referring to
Mr.. Wade of Ohio:
THAT is it, says my friend from Ohio,
who is always honest and O~utspoken, and
straightforward. and | wish 10 God The
rest Of you would initiate him. He
speaks out like Il man, He says that is
the difference, and it is. He mean
what he says. He and l can ngree
about everything On earth until We get
10 cur sable population, | do believe"
Where is the dOughface that would
not gladly exchange all his rotten rep
utation and iilgoIten lavo s for such an
honorable testimonial as this?-N. Y
Tribune.
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EDNCND P. BURNETT. Adar. Of
April Ia. IS5s-4w. David BeggS. dec.
NOTICE IN

~ F. Arms. PHI, Before E. D. King Justice
vs. Of the Peace OF Brookaeld.
George T. Cook, Def } Township, TrumbnlI Co. o.
On De iuth day Of April. Is5s. said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action. for the
sum Of Thirty thre= Dollars and fifteen cents. and cost.
Also garnisheed Joseph Shatto. Said case will he for
hearing an the eel day Of hay, d, ls5s. a, o'clock
p. NJ Of said day. y. o. ARMS.
April14, fsjS-3Ss
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April 10th, 1858.

ApTII IUIH, 1905.
Council all present.
Account of J. Bride, Street Commits
s%ioner, of s13,3 3. ordered paid.
Committee on Public Grounds report
ed S14, so received from NJ. Wilson, for
rsnt of square. and paid into treasury.
On motion of E. II. Allison, T. J. Nc
Lain was allowed $500 for services
as Mayor during the past year.
The following sums were voted TO the
members Of the Council for attendance
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THE subscribers are now opening a
L very large stock Of Spring and Sszmsr Goods.
which comprises the most extensive assOrtm mt OF
seisona|le and desirsble suols ever offered for the
inspection Of the peop.e Of cid TTumbull.
Our stock has been purchased with great care. snd
At reduced rates, and Wiz he offered at prices that
cannot fail to secure the patronage Of those who wish
to buy good goods cheap
We are prepared to receive all kinds OF Farm Pro.
Guce- for which Cash and Goods will lie pahi as usual.
PARKS d VENT.
Earrsn \ AnriI II IS5S
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sherir,s OMee. warren. ALL
CHERIFF'S SALE.
u George Goshorn. e all

, DALE
~ George Goshorn, s,al-l
VS.: IN Trum5ul Con- Pleas.
Alice Harris. ct al
b. virtue o. an order Of sale. in Petition for Dover.
and Partition. issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF TrrmbulI County. Ohio. TO me directed and deliv
ere, / shall expose to Public sale. at the door Of the
Court House. in Warren, in said COanty. on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day. ~forty-two and hfty three hundredthS
acres OF land. OF from the western part Of the follow
Ing described Real Estate. 10 wit: Situate IN the Town
shin Of Lordstown. which is Township No. ,. in the
fourth Range OF Townships, in the the Connecticut
Western Reserve. and which is also in the County Of
TrumsuiI. and State of Ohio. known as all Of lot thir-
teen in tract sixteen in the Great Salt Spring Tract in
said Township. and bounded by said lot lines; which
~ 50 lO0th acres have been duly appraised at SEQ per
acre.
TERNs-One-third Of he purchase money to he Faid
on the day OF sale; one third one year thereafter, and
one-third in two years from said day Of sale. and inter
est thereon with approved SECURITY.
A.. Il. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office Warran. April IA. lSJS-5w.967.
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Fruit Trees, &c.
ANES T. WADSWORTH. Deal

- in Fruit Trees, Grape Vines. Strawberries. &c,
&c. Win-ham, Portage County. Ohio;
Keeps a good assortment. Of Fruit Trees, of the hest
varieties, constantly on hand. for sale. consisting of
Apple. Pear, both Standard and Dwarf. Cherry. Peach.
Plum, Apricot &c. They are all young, thrifty and
fine, and for size, beauty and hardness, cannot be
surpassed. StrawbeTries-b varieties. Including the
most popular kinds. new and old. at 81 per hundred.
Eve! greens furnished to order.
JAMES L. WADsTORTH.
u-.r5b,- Ill - t-z- -
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CARD TO LADIES.


NJ. PEIcIE's"H ScHIsH' PILIS--The Importers OF This
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American lalies to II,
as infalIiable in removing distractions and irreg1iari-
ties Of the menses,~ promptly restoring them in al ca
ses. The suppression so common. is speedily relieved,
and there will he no recurrence Of the complaint 10 this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
paDy e. eh box and package
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENcEiNTE. or SHsPectiAg themselves 50, GTe
cautioned RgaiHSt using fhen. as miscarriage rOHid
sAsEs. Ladies desiring an Increase of family ShsHtf
sOreg0 their use eRtirsiE, as q fen pills ecch m0Htk
you'd be sure to Prereaf pregnancy.
ProprietorS importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this admoniiOn. Although certain
il eject, they are so mild as never TO produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter. (Pr.ce ; ,OO) are sold only by
our general agents. who viii send them by ma l. post
paid, on receipt OF price. Boxes SIPS; Half Boxes IS
cents. Messrs.V V. u. ALDEN * Co.. Cleveland. o.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly filed
by them
Sold by E A. SMITH & CO, and PRIMO & TURN
Z i Warren. and by Druggists generally.
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CrumbulI Agricultural Socie y.

Trumbull Agricultural SOeie y.
The Spring meeting of the Board of Managers
to prepare tn list OF premiums for tie next an
nual fair. will be held at the office Of The secre
tary. in Warren. on Friday, the 10th of April
1858. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. \ full meeting is ur-
gently requested.
r. II. WALKER, President.
J. D. cox, Secretary.
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IMPROVEMENTS OF YoUNGSTowE--The
comming season will witness the erection
Of a large number of building in YounGs
town, mostly dwellings. a master
builder informs US that at least fifty new
residences will be put up during the sum
mer! Many changes Of properly, and
considerable speculation in town lots
have taken place during the list few
months Youngstown Register.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF '5S
AT III
Warren Dry Goods Store.

tAfE are now receiving u Sock OF
~ Spring and Summer Goods, which. when com
piete- will he the largest. and most attractive ever
brought 10 Trunbuil County.
Our stock has teen s-lee ell with particular ref. renee
to the warts Of the commdnitv. and comprises nearly
everything belouSiHgtJ the Dry Coos trade. together
with n gIol assortment Of Millinery Goods. such as
Sils, Neapoiitan and Straw 8olusts, of the htest styles
and best qualities; FreIch Flowers. BibbOns. EOck,
Borders. dc.
Our stock of Silks Was ncver larger. comprising
every DIES irable article the market ad0rts.
We are determined TO oG-r inducements in low pri-
res that will give a new impulse to our large and in
sreasing sales. and shall make every reasonable exer-
ton 10 secure the largest trade OF the season.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity to call and examine oar goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
PECK. BURWELL & co.
U,vra, Ali II rg5a
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RoBBERlEs IN CoLUMBIAEA CohYTY -
VIM. Shei zley. treasurer OF krox Town
shin, was knocked down and robbed on
the 18th inst. of 1900 pubic money
The robbers set FIRE 10 his barn; he ran
out, but it occurring to him that they
were after his morey, he rsturned TO his
house, got his gun, and started for the
BAN, when he was knocked down and
his pockets riled.
The express office at Columbiana was
robbed on the 2Id-the lock blown of
the safe, and $500 taken. $40 OF Mhich
belonged to the Express Company
Aahoning Register.
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TRUMBULL COUNTY COMMON
TT Ea . -


John Weiss. Mary Anthony and Gideon1
Anthony. Eliza Stamkaugh and Jere-
miah StamhaHgh. Lydia Sttmbaugh and
Jacob Stambsush. Henry p. Weiss. SUMMONS
Alkaline White and John White. Rachel
Peters and Alfred Peters, aud solomon
Weiss, PlIs.
vs. PARTITION.
Jonathan Weiss. a minor. Rebecca
Weiss. a minor, and David Tod, De-
PENDANTS.
The defendants above named will take notice that
the plaintiffs have this 18th April 1883. hlrd their
petition asking for the partition Of certain Real Estate
Of jacob Weiss, deceased. as follows, to wit: 32H acres
Of land in lot in AustintIwn, Mahoning Co., of which
liA is contracted TO D. Toll & D. ?. Rhodes.
also. liz acres in Tract one in WeatherSfeld.
Trumhull County. of which 2H and I5K acres were
sold to sail Tod & Rhodes; the coal and ore under
said tracts being also leased to said Tod & Rhodes.
Petition sets mp that the said John Weiss, May An
thony, Eliza Stamhaugh. Lydia Stamhanyh. Henry P.
Weiss, Adaline White. Rachel Peters and Solomon
Weiss are each seized Of - Of said Estate. and the
said D. Todd Of } 3 thereof. and asks for petition ac-
eoriingly. Unless said defendants appear and answer
' the lsth day Of June nexs. an order Of partition
will he taken.
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0e6 A0dertistulents.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handle i'm.
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We learn that the Machine Shop he
longing TO VIM. II. Genung, situate in
Madison, in this county was totally des
troyed by FIRE on Tuesday morning last.
Supposed 10 be the work of an encendi
airy - PainesujLle Telegraph.
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HUTCHINs. cox & RArLIFF.
ar-=r II r. Ae.-. g. pf~

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ Z OF COCRT.-0n the 18th day Of Nay,
ISIS. at : o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises.
hereinafter mentioned. will be sold to the highest bid
der. the following Real Bsiace, as the property Of David
Beg-s. deceased. to wit; The equal undivided half Of
; 50 90 acres Of land. situate in the Township OF Hnb-
bard. No. 3 in the first Range Of Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve being part Of lot "a in
said Township. and is known as the -Beggs Mill
Property" Appraised ut S775-
Above premises to be sold without any dover incum-
hrance. Terms OF Sale--0ne- third in had. one-third
in one year. and the remaining one third in two years
from tine Of sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-14

Two students of Oberlin college have
had a regular stand up fist fight, about
a brunette so very dark as 10 be a mulat
to- One of them was badly punished in
the courS= OF nine rounds.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIrve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls
" MaGtua with Hacks fer Rarenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
81 Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenviIIe Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
= Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by p. r. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
ApriI Il. l25S. CHAS. l.. RHODES sunt-
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad

East At Aurora.
$40 P. n. Express bound East meets Nail bound
West at NaHtua.
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The bonds of T. J. McLaiu, Mayor
elect. and c. Moser, as Treasurer elect,
and ]. w. Brooks, Marshal elect. we've
presented. read and approved.
The following officers and members
were duly swOrn to selve the ensuing
year:
MAYoR.-T. J. McLain
REcoRDER--G. N. HapgOod.
TREASURER &C. Moser.
TRUsTEEs.-E. H.. Allison. j. G.
Brooks. LIE Wis Hoyt, R. A. a. Baldwin,
C. c. McNutt.
MARsHAL--J. W. Brooks.
PoLrcE.-L. Burton. w. D. Hall. D.
D. Hopper, VIM. Taylor. Charles Fitch.
The Mayor appointed the following
standing Committees:
On, Pubic Grounds Hoyt and G..
N. HapgoOd.
On Side Welks-J. G. Brooks and
R. A. A. Baldwin.
On FIRE DeParfmsnt.--E. II. Allison
and c.. G. McNutt.
]. G. Brooks and G. N. Hargood were
appointed a Committee to settle and
close business with ]. Reeves, late Urea
surer Of corporation.
Council adjourned to meet the last
Saturday in April.
G. u. HAPGOOD. Recorder.
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COME AND BUYl!

4 FARM of 100 acres in the south
n west corner Of Mecca; Frame House. Barn and
other 'uiIdiHgs; e acres ia COOL 't1te OF cultivation,
and 20 more partially so. Good Grated Orchard. anil
splendid Timber. - miles from Warren. on good
ROAD. Plenty Of pat=r-PTice S2s per acre; \ down,
balance in two years. with annusI interest This is a
fine Farm. zad offered very low. Gallon Henry Hake,
on the place, or on T J. NcLAIN.
Atty. at Law, and Real
Warren. April Il, Is5s-3S. Estate Agent.
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SUICIDES IN MEDINA CouNTT.-The
Gazette of the 9 h says:
Mr.. +. Fosgate, OF Lafayette Town
ship, who has for some years past kept
the Center House. committed suicide by
hanging. on Friday morning last. He
was indicted by the Grand Jury for sci
ling liquor, at the last term Of Court,
and since her has manifested consider
able alteration of mind, though his con-
duct did not excite the attention of his
friends as 10 his committing the act
He was 43 years of age.
4 person at Brunswick attempted to
hang himself on Monday list. but was
cut down before life was extinct. We
have not yet learned the cause asst ned.
FRS IN HUD>oN.-On Wednesday
evening March 3lst. a dwelling house
in Hudson, ownen by J. L. Haddcck
occupied at the time by Fir. w. II. Ses-
sions. was burned; loss estimated at
$1,000. Insured in the Washington Mu-
tuaI. When the FRI was first Recovered.
it might have easily put out. Origin from
a stove pipe.
! Next morning the dwelling house of
Mr.. Leander Starr was discovered to be
Ga fire. but the flame was oxlinguished
without serious dsmage.-aceidentsl.
FIRE IN Srow.-On Friday night
April Cd in Stow, a barn belonging to
Horace Moon. Of C~uyahoga Falls. but
occupied by Charles Newman. was de-
stroyed by fire. Value of barn about
800, on which was a small insurance.
y pair Of horses ami farming utensils
of the value Of 500 belonging to New
man were also burnt. The fire is be-
lieve to be the work of an incendiary
AsHrABuLA County, TREAsURV.-A.
w. Wright County Treasurer. has been
succeeded ny c. L. Bushnell; an invest
igation into the accounts of the treasur-
re made by the County Commissioners
having disclosed n deficit OF some So
600, for the payment of which, however.
the Reporter saws there is ample secu-
rlty. Wright assigned all his real estate
and properly to his bail. and decamped
taking with him. it is said but a small
amount of money. The Reporter re
marks:
We are not disposed to speak with
severity Of the transaction, or of Mr..
Wright, but he seems to have lacked
those most essential qualifications for a
public o(iceI-frmuess and business
capacity; he had been duped by design
ing men. and is the victim of misplaced
confidence: besides. his books have been
very carelessly and slovenly kept. or
not kept at all. He should have resign
ed long ago. and the tue condition of The
Treasury should have been made pnblic;
the county might thereby have been
saved expenses, and he saved himsiiI
! from disgrace.
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIoWs!

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
now kept constantly on hand By the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found :he following:
Right and Left Hand Plows. Of all styles AMI pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Plows. Nos. ?
and 4. al Pi0rS groEad ready for use. Also Steel
Flows Points of all descriptions, w%arrante! equal to
the best in market. Our PlOws are gotten mp by our
selves. without foreign aid. as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Alec, Pittsburgh, and all other kinds Of
Points on hand 1T all times
Fellows Plcws are so justly celebrated. and so we'll
and f~avorsbly nown to the farming community, a to
need no furthe. enlogy. / have also on hand a supply.
(lnd shall keep the sane az all times) Of Delanoe's In
dependent lrse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory. and built in a good and substantial
manner by an honest mseAaRie. YanhorE's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth cultivators-
also. Wooden Frame, do Improved Thermometer
Charms, all sizes and BENEFITS Improved Muiey
Cradles
All work made or sold by me, warranted As cheap
or cheaper than ut any other establishments Of the kind
IN this section. Farmers would DO we'll to call and
examine ny stock before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention given to all kinds Of repairing in my
line OF hnsinss -, and charges moderate.
To my friends and patrons would re urn my thanks
for former patronage, aud solicit a continuance Ofthe
same
N. q. All Goods and Work warranted
D. II. BENNETT. AoESr.
South St., ! door East of FuIl & Co.'S.
Aprif :. 1881. Machine Works.
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WARREN WOODEN FACTORY.

WARREN WOODEN FACTORY.
Guarding 81 SPINNING. and Wool
~ taken on the shares. Wool TO Spin is required
to he clean. and one Ii. OF Lard 10 eight lbs. Of Wool.
Wool Cardins and Cloth Dressing done as heretofore,
az the old stand formerly occupied by Benjamin Ste
yens. H0RACE STEVENS.
Warren. April 18th, 1855
HEMAN B. LANNON'S Double and
IL Single Ha7d Planting Machines. greatly i'm
proved for 1858. and offered % farmers and planters
at FIVE dollars. Single Machines; ten dollars per pair.
Warraniel TO be just as represented.
HEMAN D. HAMHON,
Bristolviile, TrumbuIl Co., o.
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B. NJ ESTATE

e. Noticei is hereby given, thatth- undersigned have
been appointed and qualified rs Executrix and kxecu-
tor on the estate OF J6ha B. Harmon. deceased, hate of
TmubulI County Z d. HARMON,
JULIAN HARMON.
Warren. March 81. fe5S-fw-
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Harness SIlOD.

- IlnFheSS Shop.
HE subscriber has removed to the room
4 recently occupied by W. D. DuIham, third door
and manufactures to order, (fronn the Best Kind q
stock everythiD e In the line Of Harnesses, Eadf
he will sell cheap forcash tH'''''''l
Ravenna, March %, lsss-1y.
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"R OCK THE CRADLE, LUCY !"-
forget to call in at Poe d Brothers. and select from
the largest lot Of Grain Cradles ever brought to this
town, consisting of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Muiy
and Half Muly. Also, Scythes and Snaths Hay
Fakes, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes Riaes
and Scythe Stones, at POE G BRO,s
RaYenna, June "a. 1853
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FORD'S
GA LII B RY OH AR I.
Frank Ford, Artist,

Frank Ford, Artist,
w OULD take this opportunity to return
| w his sincere thanks to the people of Portage
county and vicinity for their very liberal patronage
during the time he has been in Kavenna.
His large increase Of business is the strongest evi
dence to him that his efforts produce the best pic
lures known to the Photographic Art, are duly appre
ciatcd. And Ut the same lime he would state that hI
| has recently put in q NEW LIGHT, making il th,
largest and best light in this section of the country
Md has also pnrch. sed large and superior
INSTRUMENT!
"f HATs Asn '"PD"""" ,:!.HurAcTURE, being tho bes
O yer USED Ia this place. He will assure ali that nc
pain expense will be spared TO Keep pace with
every real Improvement, 80 that he may not only
merit a O. ninuahce, but an int crease of pat onage.
FOkD'S AMBROTYPES.
Having prach, 4 this branch Of the art ever since
lis first introdactit into oho three years ago. he is
brotsp pes, for durabih.! briamey and !rulhfulness
none can excel.
FURD's PHOTOGRAPHS.
PoRTATs and VIEwe, both I.re,s a:4d small are ac
kn"wlrdged By alI artists and jut9ss to be equal 10
any made III Tie Union.
FORD'S MELAINO1IpEs
are Just the thing for Loekcts, Pins, RnA &C. They
kre made on thin sheet iron, and be Scat by mail
ithout Injury.
FORD'S DAGUERREOTYPEs,
Any one In want Of one of those old fashioned D.r
guerreotypes can obtain at Fords, which will be
as enduring as time. >.
FORD'S STEREOSCOPE PORTRAITS
are admired by all who see them, and pronounced
ahead Of an, thing yet.
FORMS COPIES OF OLD DAGUERREuTYPEs
AND AMBRoTYpEs of any size, from the smallcs, min.
ature TO life size and finished in India Ink, Oil, or
Water Coiors, are as good as portraits from life.
HTPortraits of lnvalids and Deceased Persons,
and Views taken in any part Of the country on short
notice.
BRING on those little ones ere the bud is MINED.
Every style of Photographic picture which the art
con produce, that is made by any artist who takes his
reputation upon his work, will be done at Ford's In
Inc best possible manner to insure LURlBlLITY,
beauty Of finish, and truthfulness Of expression.
uJFrices as low as ut amy Gallery where good
work Is done; but he will not attempt to compete in
That respect with irresponsible travelling concerns
who are obliged to sell their work for mere pit
lance, on account of fitsinferiority.
UJGALLEkY In Sey mour's Bleck, North side of
the Square, Ravenna,O o..
Aug. 10, ls5a-ly.
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Indigestion and Immunity of the Blood.
(SUGAR Goa TRD.l
ARE MADE 10

From Rev. J. Y Hin,es Past Of Adccnt Church, Boston.
DR.. AVER: 1 have used ycur Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called to visit
In distress To regulate the organs of digestion aud pur
known, and can confidently recommend them to my
friends, Yours, j, V, HINES.