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DISEASE OF THE STOIACH.

The stomach Is tbs most liable to ct Gus Of order.
Hence how important shat no diseased mitte- clog IT'S
operation, " hich wOUli case nausea aud distress Dy
our food. 1t also Weakens the brain. destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimuess, aud various az
Elections in the heal. IL produces great difficulty IN
breathing and swallowing Something's fainting and
Its will ensIv; also bal breath, restigssneSs and great
loss Of strength. II uOJ Immediately attended 10, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
and death will end the work From to 5Of these Pills
a das will keep The digestive organs IN i healthy con
dili0n, ami uucias or carry away all impure natter,
and thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach at
thS same time the Pills viii 50 purify the blood. as TO
drive away all manner Of disease frUm the system
WORKS In a guam iy Of corrupted matter, there
is always to be found u nest of worms. They cannot,
neither viii they stag anywhere else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them. as they have not sum
Gent power to digest their food Hence a large heap
OF matter is IDi-ed. aud worms mast be the result \
few doses Of these Pills wiz disturb Them in their nest
and drive them ont OF the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold. VIII pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body
DR. MORsEis ISDiAS RO0r PILLs are sold b b y
Smith N Co. Woods & Pew, Warren, and by 81 medi-
cine dealers in the county.
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9eatbs.

In this place, on Wednesday night the 18th
inst, Mrs. AMANDA \. BRISTER, aged 10
years aud ) months; eonsoFt of MIR. II. & Brister,
and daughter of the late Vim. a. Perry. She
was for many years n worthy membes Of the
Baptist Church, and departed this life with hap
Ply assurances OF a bli-siul home beyond the
tomb.- BorliRg Green, Ky, Pcger.
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CAKD 10 LADIES.

n. PEEcIE's"HA HlsH" PILLS-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remrly for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' to it,
as Invaluable in removing distinctions and IRREGULAR
ties Of the menses. promptly restoring them in all ca
ses. Thc suppression so common. l. speedily relieved,
and there will be no recIrrsHee OF the complaint ii this
remedy is used acc riding to directions, which accom-.
nary each box and package.
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uNf[ y
55iartlagts.

In Southingtou. on the 18th ult by A. a.
Preston. ESQ. Mr.. CHRISTIAN REKER, OF
Warren. to Miss ROSiNA SMITH of Braeeyille,
In Pulaski, Pa. on the 26th ult., by Rev. Z.
T. Brown, Nr. S. W. PARKS late Of San Fran
cisco, Cal. TO Miss PRICILLA A. WELSH.
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The NeEEoEs

Large bodies of Mormons are moving
from Utah, sou,hwmd 10 tie White
Mountains. Those who remain Al Utah.
are willing 10 be ruled BIZ the Governor
appointed By The United States Govern
ment.
There is no longer any probability 'ha'
a c,l ision between the Nofm"1s and the
forces Of the States, VIII take place
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L1oUoR RUNNING LoosE.-The Ashia
bula Telegraph says:

LIQUoR RUENING LoosE.-Ihe Ash'a
bula Telegraph says:
A man by the nam. of Cook, who
was about 10 establish himself in the
liquor business in Painsville, was waited
upon by the ladies of That place and re
specially requested to take his waters
otdeatb, cut OF the place. This he re-
fused to do in an ungentlemanly way
His liquors we're stored in the rear Of a
grocery. the cellar Of which was enter
ed, under cover Of night, and a eOmmu
nication opened by means Of an auser,
between it, and nearly or quite every
barrel in the story above. As is usual,
The liquor ceat dorm, but in rather a
mixed state. 1t is said that something
ike a thousand dollars worth OF import
ed beverages Of various kinds were thus
lost TO the world, and the consequence IS;
that the groggery "don't run'-''so
much as It did"
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WANTED-A person, either male or female, who
ever useI a bottle OF Dr.. TOBIAS VENETIAN L;SINENT.
that viii not say il is The hest article for the cure OF
Rheumatism. Dyseutery. Pains Of all kinds Group,
Cuts, sc. Il Is warranted to cuTe-or no pay Price
= x 80 cts. See that it is signed : l. Tobias. De-
pot. IS CortIandt street. New York.
Sold by WOODS SLEW, Warren WARD
D Niles, and others throughout the county.
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Wool.

But very little wool has been shorn, as yet, in
this vicinity, and the prices are not fully estab
lished. Dealers inform Is that it is probable,
wool will not bring quite as high prices as those
Of last year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

LoRA1S LIQUOR CAsEs.-The Court OF
Common Pleas in Loraiu County has set
p good example by the disposition OF Eve
LIQUOR cases as follows:
Charles Chaney-on two indictments
Tor selling liquor found At the last term,
motion for new trial overruled IN both
cases, and Defendant sentenced On first
Indictment, 10 Imprisonment in county
Jail % days and to pay a fine Of $40
and costs. On second indictment, i'm
prisonment in coupty Jail 10 days-iime
10 commence at the expiration CT former
sentence, and to pay a fine Of $40 and
COSTS.
John Van Gelder-Sentenced to IN
~prisonment in county jail 25-days and to
pay a fine Of $40 and costs.
Patrick Murray-Plead guilty. and
sentenced to Imprisonment in county jail
Is days and to pay a fine Of $50 and
costs.
o. C. Champlain-Sentenced to i'm,
prisonment in county Jail % days, and
10 pay a fine OF $40 and costs.
Edward Carney-Plead guilty, and
sentenced 10 imprisonment in county jail
10 days and to pay a fine Of $50 and
costs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

the revival at Portsmouth, Ohio, ter
minated in a weeks debate between
Rev. Mr.. Franklin and Rev. Mr.. Merrill,
on the subject of baptism. There vas
a high state Of bellIgerent excitement,
and Mr.. Merrill was publicly presented
with a gold watch by the party that con
sideled him the victor. His reverend
opponent arose TO say that he expected
his reward in Heaven, but was promptly
Kissed down. The revival stopped when
the water controversy commenced.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

Or. L Y. Pierce,
viii be found at the Gaskill House, on Thurs
day, the Sd inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

On Monday evening, Henry w. Day,
a prisoner in the Ravenna Jail, feeling
considerably miserable, made an attempt
to shuttle off his mortal COLI by coiliug
a sheet around his neck, and s~uspending
himself from a beam. His time, how
ever had not come, and he was rescued
before he had breathed his last sigh
CVere Rey;elg.
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". S. Tuckerman, robber of mails be
svzen New York and Boston, plead gull
~ last week, and was sentenced 10 the
State Prison for twenty-one years lie
3,od accumulated 50. $50 in postage
stamps.
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Dr. Tubs,

Or. Tubs,
Will fill his appointment at the National Ho-
tel, on Wednesday, June 9th.
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BuRGtARY.-The store of Messrs. Rix-
ford 81 Garfield, was entered by SOM
light fingered gentry, on Wednesday
night, and a quantity Of jewelry, a par
Of fine boots and a lillle money taken
An entrance was effected through the
window in the back part ofthe building,
by removing a pane Of glass, and break
ing a light OF glass in the door OF the
partition, and unlocking it. The jewel
nv and other things taken, were worth
from $3.50 to $500 hardOn Dem.
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RowDYIsM IN YoUNGsTowY.-A party
of boys comprising twenty or thirty OF
tie young America Of our village, as
sembled in the ueighborhOOd ofthe Prot
estant Methodist church, on Wednesday
evening of last week. to disturb aud an
nov a singing school therein assembled.
Daring the progress of the exercises, and
while those assembled were dispensing,
eggs, stones, and missiles, were drown
al the church and in the crowd. hitting
several persons, and disfguring the
church in an unseemly manner
KoangstocR RGgiSter- n
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SECOND TRIAL OF CoLE.-The next
term Of the Court of Common Pleas IN
Gaauga county, commences at Chardon
May 3Ist. The second trial of Hiram
Cole for poisoning bis wife was set for
the second day of the term By Judge
Wilder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

I II II Il4Ao
Those knowing themselves indehtedt to r. SPRING by
Note or Book account. or the Grls Of SPcING & REED,
aad STRING * TURNER. viii take notice that l have lett
my notes and accounts, and the books OF .he above
firms with II. l.. u yESETT. Esq, for settlement and
collection, and unless the said creditors call and settle
for;hEith. they will be sued from the word GO The
books and papers viii all be found at Burnetts ouce,
lust east Of the Court House. E SPIlNG-
Warren Nay ), ic5S-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

BoY DRowNED.-On Saturday last,
the 18th inst, William L., son of Jacob
and SUSANNA Demer, of our borough,
aged about fourteen years, was drowned
in The race of the Cosalo Iron Works.
New Castle Gazette.
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8tAcKypop's MAGAZINE: Published by
Leonard Scott & Co., 70 Fulton STcet,
V Pzms-G3 Der rear.

The contents Of The MAJ number, are
Food and Drink. Paris; What VIII He
Do With Il? Part Il; Antiquities OF
Kertch; Colleges and Cei.baey--A Dia-
logue; Z4nzibar; The P~oOrbeach Mutt
nv; The Punjs ub. 40. 3; Itsly, or he
Arts. the Cradle and the Grave; Dude.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

RoBBING IN New LYME The house
Of Mr.. Knowles-an old gentleman OF
about 80, who lives in New Lyme, with
his wife of the same age, and a maiden
daughter of advanced years-was enter
ed, in the night about three weeks ago
by some persons in masks, who bound
the old people in bed and displaying PTS
tolls, compelled The daughter to give up
the money in the house, which was some
forty dollars, all in silver, the hard earn
ings and savings of the old people
Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

PosT OFFICE CHANGEs.-The post Of
fee at Poland Centre has been discon-
tinued by the Department. The Office
has been without a postmaster for some
lime.
We have heretofore neglected TO no
lice that a new post Office has been es-
tablished at Steamlown, (and SO called, }
near the line between Boardman ana
Beaver townships of this county. Mr..
c. Meeker is The present postmaster
Garfield Sentinel.
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LIQUOR CASES IN PoETAGE.-Michael
Fleshnan, Of Franklin, fined $50 and
sent to Jail 10 days Oh bread aud water;
and Geo. May, of Randolph, fined $50,
sent to Jail 90 days on bread and water
and his grocery abated and shut NJ, IN,
Ill such Time as he gives bail not TO sell
liquors in violation CT law. Three 9TH
er liquor sellers indicted. Two gave
bail, and one not found.
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$lrn 506ertisements.

Advertisements must be paid for
waen banded in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

An Englishman named Atkinson, e
stone mason by trade, attempted to take
his own life last Sunday. He cut his
throat with a knife. but the knife being
either too dull, or too ticklish, did not
make a cash deep enough. 1t is sup
posed he was insane from tie effects Of
drinking too much whistyi-a natural
result, as s%trychnine creates such a (
nency.- AsktQLuia Sent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

CHAPrER OF CAsUALIrIEs.-On.
Wednesday, a son Of Orrin Bartholo-
new, three miles south of Youngstown,
aged about ten years. was crushed by a
saw log rolling upon him and died al
most instantly. He was engaged with a
team in drawing logs, and las astride
of one, when it turned with him, crush
ing his head and body in a most shock
ing name
On Friday morning, the child of a
German family named Keasler, two or
three years old, was 80 severely scalded
by the upsetIing of a stove upon which
was a keule of scalding water, that it
died upon the following day.
On SATURDAY. afternoon, a child of VIM
Davis. of Brian Hill, between two and
three years of age, fell into a boiler OF
hot water that had just been removed
from the stove, and was so severely
scalded that it survived only a few hours.
= oungsto1Cn hegisfer.
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealsrs in
DRUGS T. Me00C0Neo,
PAINTS. OILS, vARNl6HEB.
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE. BRUSHES, &C.
~ AA0 Maas ~, -. HflsA eDA 0lx1A,
KEOKUK, IOWA.


horIcE.-We have hcen informed that sever
unprincipled parties have for sine time past been
refliing our empty bottles with spurious article
and retailing II 10 their customers as the genuine
uosteitrr Bitters, All sueh engaged, should be
shuned by all that value their health, for it 10
ident that those who prostitute themselves to on,
base action, would ..ot hesitate In others. We
would also earnestly caution you to examine well
the bottle before purchasing, in disrnt parts Of
the Union several Worthless preparations are gotten
up with the evident desig VI being palIned Of a.
our Bi,ters, haYiag similar bottle and label, and
the objections, etc, taken of verbatim, save the
omittAnca Of ID. } Hostetter's name.
HoSTE TER 4 SMITH, Pit,sburg, Pa.
Sold by Druggists 80 dealers generally.
HARRISON A GIBBONS, Agents,
june2i4w Main-st., bet 9th and 7th.
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90 M Nj ERCIAI..
DAILY CARE CIrY OvrIcE,


DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE,
keakuk, June 7th-
Weather pleasant At last, rivers very high road
bad, busincss dull, quotations ~ below.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family tfAll
whsat) ~ - = bbl.; Extra super6ne laprins
whest) 44ee, superans - 90. Gate City Extra,
- rs per bbi. Second quality ~ % y bbl.--
Country aosr, 81 o. y sAck. Quincy, ~ 90 to
% IS. arshaD, tisll wheat) ~ ~ per - lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 to go per 100.
CORN Ready sale u SOC.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities at
Soc to Use.
wHEAT-Littls fill wheat to BE- had /; SOC
will Be paid for good article. Spring 50 to SSc
for choice poor grades As to Soo In good currency
0ATs-In request 1t 30.
RYE-3bc to 4oc I; little coming In
P0TATOgS-dood supply selling 1t Is to 32e.
dROCkRIES-N. o. BngsrfAir 7ato 8i,prine 81
10 o. choice W clarified 10 70 loA, crushed and loaf
l3tsi3A. characterization s to Aoc, s. II. 10
TO ~, Golden Syrup, ~ 70 Soc CoGee--Rio 1T,
TO l2i. Java Ito 1ic. Rice Q 10 6Ac.
sOAP--Palm 6ic, Family &c.
CANDLEs-str 70 to ., stearine Ia. Mould
Ito LII, summer pressed II to l5c.
LARD-fsirsupply, Sc TO %.
BUTTER-In better supply. Choice 10 to l2c.
HIDEs-Dry Is to l4c, grsen,6
HAY-Prsirie from - 70 IS. Timothy, 81
to ga. Hungarian, SIT TO Z. II.
SEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, 80 10 600; Tim
othy, 81 80 to 1 10.
SUNDRIES--0nions, 90 10 I 10; Eggs, . TO 10;
Feathers, Abe TO 4oc White Beans, Soc TO ~.
FRuIr-Fair supply. Green applss, shoies, -
10 to s.. Dried apples, 81 90 to 81 80 per bsshsl.
Dried peaches, - ~ to - 6oi RAisins, - 10 TO
I 90.
CHEESE-w. r. 81 to 93i Denmark 10 TO II.
PROFESSIONALISM Pork "a 6oto tl6, Should
ers s, Sides Z, Hans6.
BEEF-2to - gross 4Ae tot per quarter.
sHEEP-93 to ~ y head.
SALT--d. A., 81 ~ to 81 80; Ksnawha, 8 IL.
-Msckerel, No. ! $40 to al b Dbl; No.
2 &lb to SIC; No.: tl2,o&i3. White, No. 81 -
to IS u v half Dbl. No.2$6 80. Cod Fish 8 to
8iPn.
EXCHANGE On New York for currency per
ssnt.; for gold I per cent. st. Louis per cent.
~. Lsuls Ma ~ et...June S.
FLous--city superfne 8 rs, country - ~
a37s
wHKAr-spring 5si to 65, fall ~ u 20.
Coss-Firm, ~ to 81.
0Ars--4i TO ~ in bags.
HIprs-Dry 1910 ISL.
LARD-country VI to 10.
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Printing Inks,

We have for sale aqaantity Of WADE'z CoLoR-
I'D lsKs, which are jusiiy cen,idertd the best in
market. There among hem ali shAdtt Of Ned,
blue, yellow snd Brosn, ard Of all Iriees, from
Is Gems up to sa2per ID. Also Mhits Ink, Gold
Size and Varnish, and neariyAli err Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity Of M1ther's Black
Inks, still undi,posed Of, than which there
better in market.
All Of which w will sell at manufacturer pri-
Gee, for cash
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REMOVAL.

PL U M M e r & CO.,
Having Moved TO the New 1 story
House, No.I03 Mnin-st., cor. Attn,
ARE NOW PREpARED 10 FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FORCASH,
Win GLASS Of all s.-ss, from 80 10 4obs 90 !:
SASH, prince and Glazed ~ desirsd)
LlNSEED OIL, {Raw or Boiled;
LARD AND COTTON. SEED OIL.
(For Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE;
ALCOHOL;
VAR N SH ES AND JAPAN.
We also Hshuf4e,sffe "Wki,e's Compound
Drlsr, sAieAA superior to any other drier 10 ihe
NJ have constantly In stock Whiting, vsnsIisn
-. 0c@n, Chrs NE, Paris 1reen, Umhors, Sid y.
4aMpelAck, Vandyks Blown Rcd Lead, Lithar 70
-, Ac Also, PAINT Brushes, Hlariers, Diamond.
Glaliers's Points. Guild Leaf, &c
We have large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
ing been received~ithin the past twelve months.
- all nsw and irssh, and wi-hipg 10 close this
branch Of our business, We wiilsel it at exceeding
" low figures. The stock comprises good aasert-
ment q builiing materials adapted TO The western
marhet and CarpeLAars loois.
E-MtAnvite the attention Of Country Mer.
chants 20 our stock, feeling assured that We can
sell them goods at M ios prices they can End in
-. Louis or any other Western city. -Wa
We solicit the attention OF Merchants, Painter
and builders 10 our Iew place of business,
~. iOi Maia sreef, real TO Wooster & Tsupiin,
Apr2sd PLUMMER 4 co.
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For the Upper Mis- sissipp


q. S. MAIL LINE,
% ock Isi and = nd u OK uk Daily PAs.
se0gsT Packets.
vNHE steamers BEN CA aPBELL
and IIshOMI sGo will compose
the line for the easol of 1858. Both
of these boats being 81 ight drAugh -
and Of great speed, may be relied upon for making
connections advertised. The
BEN. CAMPS LII,
HEo. II. MYERs, Captain A. l.. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose the arrival OF the cars from
keokak, every Tuesday, Thursdsy and saturda,
morning, at s o'clock. The
Tf5HOMfN0O,
JoHs H. kxAcs, Captain A. u. CoawIsx, Clerk,
Leaves Montross ~ shove. every Nondsy, W ednes
day aud Friday ccnnecting. q Barlin gton, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, ord NJ. Plsa.ant, low
1t Muscatine, with tAs TkAIN for IOWA CIT
At Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for 6aiena. Dubaqss, and 81. Pau, and
the trains Of the Chicago md Rock Islani Railroad
Through Tickets may be pxocnrsd on Boa d, or
Of o. II. BREWER, Agent,
May lid Ut Depot On Levee.
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Arrivai ana CIesImW 81 the MaiIs.
REMOVAL.

The DAHL r GATE CITY OFFICE 10
In McCrSE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room 6rst door to the right.
Orders for all kinds Of Job Work filled
with nsatness and dispatch.
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roung America FIRE CO.

The members Of this Company are hereby noti-
Aed 70 attend m adjourned monthly meeting Of the
Company at the Council Room, on Wednesday eve
ming, ane 9th, At II o'clock Every member Is re-
que.ted to BE- present, rs business Of importanc
will be ira DsAoted.
by order, r. II. MAGRUDER,
D. MURRAY, Sec'y. President.
JuneSd It
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ETHAN ALIENS RxxAIss MssrSo.-Th
ceremonies Of laying the cornex stone Of the
Monument to kshan Allen. BY the State an-
thori,ies Of Vermont, wsre postponed for the
reason that the remains are missing. No
trace Of Ethan Allen can be found on the
spot whore be was supposed to be, aud the
And the superstition 10 that his bones have
been stolen or mislaid. A Vermont has NO
live heroes, the larceny Of the bones Of .
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THE FAR MEns, GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AoRIcuLfran,
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Mons should always be addressed, post paid, II
the Publishers,
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