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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-06
Saturday, the Goth day of January,
T EGAL NOTICE.
II Samuel L, Gleason} In Trumhull Common Pleas

Thomas N. Wolf. Civil Action.
The defendant, Thomas " Wolf. . nonresident 81
this State, is hereby notified that the plaintiff, Samuel
l.. Gleason. has this 9th day OF December. A. d. 1857,
died his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas for
Trumbull County, Ohio, setting forth that there is due
him from the defendant, Thomas NJ. Wolf, on his
promisory note given TO the MahOning County Bank.
at Youngstown. Mahoning County. Ohio, OIL the 18th
day Of May, 1855, for Twenty five Hundred Dollars,
with interest from date. Plaintiff further AYERS in said
petition, that said defendant gave to said Bank a Ger
tain mortgage Of lands situate in Hubbard, County
and State aforesaid containing one hundred and ten
acres Of land, and that said mortgage covers one full
and equal undivided half Of the premises described in
said p-ti.isn. Said Mortgage vas executed on said
18Th day Of Nay. ls55. and received in the Recorders
Office said 18th day OF May, 1855, at & o'clock p. NJ
Plaintiff further AYERS in said petition, that sIid Note
and Mortgage for a valuable consideration. was duly
assigned to him ny the Cashier Of said Bank At Youngs-
town. on the 22d of June, 1857, and that there is due
said plainti6 ON said Note, secured by said Mortgage.
the sUn Of Tventy Ave Hundred Dollars, with interest
from said Nay 18th, 1855.
Said Thomas VI. Wolf is hereby notified that unless
he answer, plead or demur to said petition, on or be-
fore the 9Th day OF March, 1858, Judgment will he taken
by default. and 4 decree rendered for the sale Of said
Aortgsged premises, agreeable to.the prayer Of said
petitioner. U.H II. HUTCHINS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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New Years Evening.

On New Years Evening Professor THoNss
again opened his Dancing School to visitors.
The hall was thronged with old and young, pa
rents and children mingling together in the
merry dance, and many, who themselves pre-
fering quiet, seated around enjoyed the scene.
Mine host of the Gaskill served up a supper
which gave evidence of his fitness for his post.
A small party of invited guests left in the Z
o'clock cars for Briar Hill, the residence of Hon.
DAVID Ton.
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A NOTICE.

"A Miller Wilson, Plf-} Before Azor Abel, JUS
We. tice OF the Peace Of War
William Green, Den. rem Township, Trumbuli
County, Ohio.
On the 2Ist day of December, Al D.. 1857. said Justice
Issued an order Of Attachment in the above action. for
the sum Of Four Dollars. said cause 10 set for trial
Fss. 9th. 1853. at 9 o'clock, NJ
MILLER WILSON.
Warren p.r an S-1
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FITSi FITSil FITSIn
DR. HANcE.s VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEprTC PILLS.

Fer the care az Fits Spasns. Cramps and all .Herreas
and CeastitrtioHaI Dissdses-
Persons who are Iaboring under this distressing NAL
sdy iiifnd DIR. nANCE'S VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC
PILLS To he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Failing Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system: and although they are prepared especially for
the purpose Of curing Fits, they viii he found OF espe-
csai benefit fI al persons Athlete I with weak nerves.
or whose nervous systen has beea penetrated or shat
tered from any GAUGE whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases Of long standing. superinauced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly be neieial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for s.. Persons out
OF the city, enclosiEg q remittance. viii have the pills
sent hem through the mail. free Of postage. For sale
BY SETH S. HASCE. No. los BALTIMORE STIEkT,
Baltimore, Nd, TO whom orders from all parts Of the
Uniou nast be addressed, post paid.
ysae "a, Sly.
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others. I
The defendant. LorenEo R chaprsr-I Is hereby astI-
fed, that the plG. did on the i6tk day Of Deeenber.
inst, fle her petition ia the Clerks eGce Of ssia
County. stating In substance that she is 4 bona (9E
resident o. said county. and has been fer yesrlzss
roe. Mich. December i,s. 1894, aad lived zish hil. 50
a faithful and ~oreiien; wife until about the LIST q May
r., when tie def without Just canse absepted hin
sell and remained absen: about year, when n returned
without. any intention ofhving with petiticner or Of pro-
vidin- for herself and children. that ne again tts<hted
himself for long psFiois of time, and left petitione-
and family destitut. and n wan,, sHd without any COED
cause for such neglect, thai she has bad sir ehihiren.
OF whom franklin H., aged 10 years. and Arthur. X 4.
9l years, and all her children are now residing with
petitioner; that about the period Of the birth Of said
youngest child. said Lorenzo r was Guilty OF rxtrers
cruelty towards petitioner, and that she is now ds.fi-
,u's and without the means Of supper. for herself and
children.
TEE Petitioner further states that der. 10 possessed
OF certain household goods and eha;,les. a particular
description OF which 10 given in an exhibit, thst he
Owls the equity of redemption ina sertzia lot in HSs-
vision Of lot y On the south side Of Broad street iRtLs
plat Of said village; that one John Lewis holds the
titie Of he same as security for scsrtsin deht amount
Ing TO g.. asd one Luther c. Garner claims Ssne
interest therein; shat said dsft. Lorenzo r. thrssteps
TO sell and dispose or said property. and also u saters
to take the said franklin H.. ana arthur n, AWAY frer.
your petitioner, and take them TO the STATE OF Illinois
The prayer OF said petition is that said bsrenre X
Chapman may be restrained by Injunction frsm selling
said property. aud from disturbing said boys or rs
taking any Of said personal property from petitioner
and that on ANAL hearing reasonable ziinoRy hs
granted your petitioner. Said def. is required 10
answer this said petition BY the arss Day Of next term.
BY BEAVER 4 AsPER 11
Attorneys FOR PrEisienef.
- - MI
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

ME are now receiving our stock OF
w Fall and Winter goods, to which We would call
the attention Of our patrons and the public We have
purchased Al unusually large stock of goods which
is vel; adapted to the wants Of the people OF this viein
ity, and comprises nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Our purchases have been made since
the recent decline in goods oecasioned by the pressure
in the money market, and We are prcP1Ted TO onrT in
dncements both in low prices and ia 4 complete and
well selected assortment Of goods. We invite the peo-
pie Of Warren aud vieinityto call and examine o1r
stool, xAiehsis thelaFgest, and comprises thc richest
goods of any in Trumbull County, and will he sold At
as low prices as any on the Western Res-rvs-
ECK b & co.
Warren. October IA, 81.
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AUDIroR's OFFICE, TRUNBULL COUNTY,
WARREN. Ohio. Dec. 9, 1857.

WARREN, t'hIo, Dec 2, 1887.
thereby Gritty tn forgoing tob bel correct tf sn 1.-THE LANDS Town Lots, and RelP Property
returned delinquent by thu Treasurer of adC County, in January. 1.-THE yMr rome holsand eight
hundred land fy seven Nxcptt those on which the taxes have since bn pd) and that hefre
gng descriptions Of said Lands Town Lots, &C. is the same as that on the Duplicate os 1857, and
hiatt eu wso fhe preceding yr have en charged correctly thereon, with thirty per enua
pnahy on such taxes together with a u the taxes fhep presently year
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that the hoed the several actS of LAND, Town Lola land
Real Property in said lc contained, or SO much thereof av n he nee Gry to repay the taxes
and penalty charvd thereon viii be Soda at the Court House.i in said County, on 1.-THE scnd Mon
law LEve1 hd T of January IHs nv te Co1utyT raureru es the axe, and p.nany are
paid before that time
Dec gov R. HUNT, County Aadnor
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STEEL PENS.-Hincks, Wells 4 Co.'S
~ Steel Pens No. 90, Acknowledged by every one
who has used them to be the best in lie market. Flat
Ivory and Wood pen holders, GiIlott's celebrated 800
pens, Meyers Gutta Pereha coated pea fahres, Book
man & Langdon's, and 4 great variety OF the best
sale II Wholesale and retail at
STEWARDS, 10 Market Street.
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Aii0ERey's tr PrIitieaef.
DETITIoN FOR

l. Sally PsSRsnl The said Richard VIII tnhs
vs.. notice ;has sally Psxnxn. 81
Richard Paxma1. >ths 18th day of December, A.
D., ;S5-, fled her petition in the Ciezks ofhrs %
rrcnbull County, and State Of Ohio. praying the Court
20 grant her a divorce from the said Richard, AID ts-
signs for cause 'sillfrl absence OF the part Of the said
Richard ior mere than three years last past.
By LEVI sCrLIFF her Ascrpey.-
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s srRNi0nT.l lwH- s. oENISG.
STRAIGHT, DEMING g. co.
II sYCAMoRE ST.. CINCINNATI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

EON IaAE flkIhAsk W SALT "a
Western Reserve, Durham Louisiana sugars, Loaf
Farm. Imitation English Crushed. Powdered and
Dairy & Nutmeg Cheese. Clarified Sugars.
Choice W. r. Dairy Butter New Orleans aud S. II. No
in 6rkins, kegs and small lasses; Syrups.
fancy boxes. Coffee, Rice, Starch.
Western Butter, in barrels S~aleratus. Soaps, Lead.
and arkins. Fish, Oils, Candles, Buck
Choice Roll Butter In cloths sts-
neatly paeked, in ship Pork, Lard. Hams, Beef.
ming order. Flour, Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Brooms in lalg &c quantities Rye, Barley, Hemp.
and great variety Of styles. !Cranberries-
manufactured expressly Pots and Pearl Ashes
for our trade, all Of which Cotton. Hay. Hops
we warrant to purchasers Gates Superior New YORK
Glover Seed in large quan- Matches
titles. Eggs, Nuts, BEANS, Feath-
Timothy and Flax Seed. ers, Beeswsx. Ginseng.W.
Green and DR. ed Apples. X. Honey, aud all kinds Of
Dried Peaches. Groceries, Produce and
Hides, &c. &c. Manufactured Articles
Particular attention given to the Forwarding husi-
ness. Mark all goods for sale, with OWNERS initials,
and S. d. Co. All Packages TO be forv arded, Care
s. d. { Co., CiRcinrati-
Sent q ls57-9m.
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SCHOOL BOOKS


DOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
Il Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. seAool
Teachers aud others in want OF an as5srtment. are in.
vited to call and examine our stock.
MeGuHey's and Tebster's Spoilers.
McGudey's Readers and Primers. all kinds.
Rays LIST, 2nd, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
Thompsoa's LIST, 9nd and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, Greenleaf's and Perkins Arith'cs.
C0lhurn's and A2rvin's Intellectual do
PinHoes. Smith, Greene's, CovelI's. Clsrk's, Wells
and Harris Grammar.
Smiths, MitchelI's. 0iney's, NeSaily's, Morss's.
Montielh'S, Parley's and Colton'S & Fitehs Geography
Wrights orthography; Watts on Mind.
Msyh=ws' Fulton and Eastman's Book Keeping.
Putham's Elocution; Cutters Physiology
Jane Taylers Physiology; Whdteiey's Rhetoric a,G
Logic; Kanes' Elements.
Loonis. Robson, Davies and Grseueis Algebra; Da-
vies Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry; Andrews and Stsd-
daris & sullions Latin Grammar and Readers; An
thons Latin Series.
Webstsr's Dictionaries: Wilson's Histories; States
Of all kinds. Ag0oa assortment Of School Stationery.
and a large supply ef Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER a. SON.
Warren. November 4. 81.
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NEW"

CANDY MISUNDERSTANDING ESTABLISHMENT.
T DUNLAP, No. 4 4 5 Market St,
e. Warren, o having quite recently fitted up an
entirely new establishments for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of Candies and ConTeeiionaries. and having in
his employ the most skiilful and experienced work
men, is now prepared TO offer = very superior article
OF fresh Candles, Of every variety, and at the lowest
prices. Groe.rs and others in want Of Candies, can
rest assured Of getting an article fresh cad good.
Ortober : 1877 J. L. DUNLAP.
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sherin's Office, Warren, De,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
" Mt

vs.. In Trumbull Common Pleas.
Pomeroy Smith, et. alb
By virtue Of an alias order OF sale. issued out Of the
Cour, of Common Pleas OF Trumbuli County. Ohio, to
me directed anu delivered. I shall expose TO Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said County, on
Saturday, the Goth day of January, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. 81. and 4 p. NJ.
OF said day, the following described Real Estate to wit:
Situate in the Township Of Warren. being number four
in the fourth Range OF townships, which is also in
the County Of Trumbull. and is known by part Of lot
No. IS in said Town Plat Of Warren, as laid out by Z.
Quinby. Esq, and is known as the west half Of the lot
Of land conveyed to L. Kinsman. and to c. A.. Adams,
by Liberty Raymond, and contains about 81 rods Of
land. more or less, and being the same premises con-
veyed by James ii. Kibbee and vile. TO The said Pome-
roy Smith. by Heed recorded in Trunbull County
Records, Book Is. Page POS, be tn: same more or less,
Appraised at 81 .e66. Terms cash.
A. I. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Dec. Goth. '5.-5w-3Ia.
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A PLACEMENT NOTICE:

~ wAtstien Brown. Pig.} Before Horace Stevens.
Va Justice OF the Peace 81
William Earle. Def. Sssvton Tp.. Tr.nssA
County Ohio.
On the third lay Of December. A. D., 1851. said 3us-
tice issued an order Of Attsshment in the ab0vz xensa
for the sum Of Sixteen Dollars and thirty4hree cents
Said cause 10 sdjoErnsd for iElsI 10 TIE cd day Or Jay
nary. 1855, At oEs O'Clock 2. h.
Newton Pals, Dec %, ,5.-5sI
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NO GIFT SALES!
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN

We have for sale I OF Geo. A. Prince & Co.'S.
CELEBRATED MEBODEONs. r SIZE,
S Octave. Piano cassd, usually sold for 500. which we
offer for $50.
Also. 9 new COR CRACKERS. which we will sell
for SIC each, the regular price is $40. Call soon and
improve opportunity, at
KING l. BROTHERS.,
Nov. d, 81. No. 9 Main Street
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WOODEN WARE-A new supply
w Of Tubs, Pals. Churns, Bowls. Clothes Pins,
Rollers. Ladies', Prints, &c, &i.. at NcLAINS-
DASH PAID FOR DRIED APPLES,
" a, my Grocery Store, corner Q! Narxsi 4 Liberty
Streets. J. I. BROWN.
Oetober I2S--tf
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALR OF
N REAL ESTATE.

THE GIFT BOOK SALE.-Gra,~-
u Inducements than ever. sre offered At AuAXss
BOOK SALE this season. "a a larger proportion OF H.
mon y paid for boOks. is Being returned in the var %
gins. !. would seem that the tishtEess " the ncnxy
market did not effect the pockets Of the people mach.
in this vicinity, fror. The anount of hesks being soIl
since he opened his Second AnbaR; GER Sale, There
is no question nut that II = psrSon wants 20 buy = baoS
many are reeeirius tea ASH tSe=iy' tinss the snsuat
paid for their books. dee. o, sly
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CELF ADJUSTING CURTAIN roll
LER, with or without the curtains, for sale by
IDDINGS & MORGAN.
June 10, 1857.
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DISSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
II given. tbs. tue eo-partuership heretofore eyI-;-
iu- unaer the nrm 0fSPRING q TURNER, 10 this
dissolved by mutual consent, The books OF the kis
frn are Nth I. Spring. Who ia au.horized to ssr;s
the s=nc, and Sho S;ll pay allasNts due from the ern
n SPRING,
November 20, ls57. {. TURSER.
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THE STATE OF ONO. TramBua
PETITION FOR ALisgo-
NY AND MAINTENANCE.

COURT Or co1MaS rLyls.
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Those persons Knowing themselves indebted 70 TIA
late srns OF spring & Reed and Spring II Turner. vlip
please can an! rake immediate settlement For Ia
present win be foanAr at the OLD stand on Xzrset 50
Warren, Bee. p sly B. SPRING, /,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-06

Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Gloves. Children's Hose, all kinds;
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds.
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
Kirty's English Steel Pin, down to the common ounIe
Pin
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-06

ERESH TEAS-we can warrant the
l. quality AMI favor sz?-rior-;hc price. fry cents.
at the Ssw YOKE STORE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

This vast and important Territory lies on the north
OF Oregon, now one of the United States from which
It Is separated by the Columbia river. Vancouyers
Island and the British possessions bound it on the
north and northwest The principal city of the Ter
rtory is Olympia, situated about two hundred miles
from the ucean, as the extremity ,of Puget Sound,
which descends into the land, as a continuation or
arm Of the straits OF Juan de Fuga from the north
west corner OF the Territory Olympia is also distant
from Pacific City aud Astoria, at the mouth Of the
Columbia about two hundred miles. Its location is
said to be admirable the country about 1t is not TO
be exceeded for picturesque beauty, by any locality
on the continent II has enterprsing and inereas-
ing population, and there several Touring mills
and saw Mills moved both by water and steam pow.
or, in very aourishing operation.
The population Of the Territory is about 10000 !;
nut large accessions are anticipated on account Of
tne recent discoveries Of gold in the sands Of the
frazer River. Thousands are already making prepa-
ranons TO emgrate to the Territory and its advance
70 tne position and Importance Of a State will be
RAPID and permanent. Besides the gold mines and
the exhaustless lumber trade, the resources of the
Territory are numerous and exhaustless. The soil IL
rich, and produces admirable wheat and the nine
and cedar forests are of boundess extent. Quite an
extensive business is already established in the trans
portaton Of ships spars to Australia. California
and other places and ship building will soon he
prosecuted upon Pugets Sound, on grand and
energetic scale. At BeiRgham Bay is military
post, and It already presents the appearance Of an
active commercial port. Coal mines are worked Al
Seattle and they are found to be inexhaustble This
place has population Of 1000 inhabitants. and cx-
hibss quite businesslike appearance with its yari.
Gus shops and manufacturing establishments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

A FICKLE-MTNDED LADY. - The Rochester Demo-
crat tells the story of engagement between young
man and woman near that place the intended hus-
bands absence for several months the correspond
ence between the lovers that of the young lady
being extremely urgent for his return, that they
might be married. But the lady in the meantime got
married privately to another woer though she lived
still with her parents and corresponded with her lover
At last No. returned visited the lady, and carried
on most delightful counting. The husband thought
this was going too far, the lady having fixed day
for her second wedding. No. declared his mar
rage; the lady denied it. No. said he could prove
it, and he and No. made heavy bets on it. A dis
covery followed the lady left town for while, but
finally returned but is living with No. as hus-
band and wife,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

The BEpFoRp WAlrn cuRE.- This place, formerly
known as the EPSON Springs. in TrimbIe county,
Ky. i now ready for the reception Of patients II is
conducted by Dr.. Edward caspari, geutlemsn of
long experience In the hydropsthic treatment Of bod
ily Ills. The Bedford Wafer Cure is thirtydve miles
back Of Louisville. aud Is situated IN one Of the most
elevated beautiful and heaIthul spots in Kentucky.
The efficacy Of the water in chronic and consti
tutoaa ailments IS tco well known to need any par
tica]ar notice at our hands, We have only to state
that at Dr.. Caspari's establishment will be found
everything that modern knowledge has devised fol
the comfort and recovery Of inyalids. Dr. Caspari.
card 10 another part Of our paper sets forth all the
naediul particulars to those interested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

Diseases OF he 4nroat and Lungs

DR.. G. P, URANE,
whose successful In Diseases Of the Throst and
Lungs by the inhalation Chemical Medical va
por well known to be the only reliable and philosophical
process eecng those extreme and desperate
cases which defiance ordinary rules Of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough cure and Functional Diseases By
Electro Magnetism.
the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat Lungs unable vislt city who desire
sutaou s Of Questions has been prepared and Will be for
warded on application TO DR.. c.,
No. 1s ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Inhsug Apparatus Medicines, etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in particular Patients
the country accommodated with the INSTITUTES
gaIR qnNoW.FrkWsu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

TH1fp Dfsrmcr scHooL ExAnrSArroNs. ~ The
4nnnal examination 81 The Girls High School Of the
Third District ID to begin today aud conclude TO-
mcrrex. The school i At the corner Of Craps and
yaisn Fields streets, and the hours Of examination
~ 1om nine 70 three daily. All friends OF public
edne&tion are invited 70 be present.
I. o. Wednesday The Boys High School Is to be
6xnmined, u the Fillmore schoolhouse, BagateIle
nlieet and amer that the common schools are to I'M
3f exemna ton. in turn, 70 the end Of the month.
xH7 anauel exhibition s 70 take place on the "a Of
J1EV. at The schooIhouse.
NJ haye received from the Superintendent an in
lAon 70 be present at all the reviews. It will give
q r1nasre 70 be On hand. as opportunity ofers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

Rr DIR. Hostetter's Filters have received
the enccums from the press and people throughout
the Union As valuable tonic for the Of Dyspepsia
FIaulence Constipation and general debility
be approached Every day Of It's great effect
chronicled through principal public Journals There
nothing equal 10 the enjoyment that which the afflicted
perience when using this valuable specific Its mild tone
and vigorous action dordered stomach and the
cleansing Of the entire human body should recommend all
classes Of community All that will DO necessary
vince the stepcal Of lis healthy effects purchase bottle
and be convinced For sale by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. jel4 2p6t<w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-14

cofARrsEHsHsr. Mr.. B. piffet, No. 1872 Canal
street. has taken into partnership his son, Mr. Frank
Pinet clever and popular gentleman, and the bust
ness y hereafter TO be conducted under the name and
style Of B Piiiat Son. They continue the importa
toa and sale Of all kinds Of fancy and varey eoodst
from AZ parts Of the world and keep up an estab.
llshnent which = not surpassed BY anything Of its
kind o. the American continent Mr.. Alex Hin. Il
VIII b seen, holds their power Of attorney. We
direct attention 70 the several notices in another part
Of cur paper