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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
AUCTION SALES.

Cases-Regnar Weekly Sale
BY e. ROGER g. CO.,
- formerly H. Peychaud Hyde &c J
Their loom H. Is old Z GeSes sisse "A viii &c
100 Boots Shoes and Brcgans for mtn women and
eh iren comprising select assortment, received BY
sFTERMs- Over saoe ninety days credit. Jes
VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
road ~ miles from the Pontchaoua Station private
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctonser,
Office IL Commercial Place.
"a NJ s.si HI
20 Of which are under FENCE and highly cultivated
rooms. kitchen servants I,oms house, gainhouss
ns a h
Also will be sold with the place. 10 head of cate 80 hogs
sias syo procuring
pagturs.
o apply at the Office Of the
PaIEsTLEY q BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP STREET.
Importers and Dealers in
Hardware. Cutlery, Iron, Copper. and Tin
Plate,
Have now well assorted stock Of a
~ Foreign and Domestic Hardware BA
IS3I1e0 Cutlery, English and American Bar, SEIR
Hoop, Sheet. Boiler. Scroll Angle Half Round and Oval
ron which they offering for sale the
and on accommodating terms.
-Also-
The Agents for Hilman Brohes Premium Tennessee Bar
and Boiler Iron.
Are agents for sws Rolling Mil for boiler and sheet iron
Are agents for G. g. Hussey Co.'s Pittsburg Copper Roll
ng Mil.
Are agents for g. L. Hanks Bell Mandatory Cincinnati
Are agents for the ST. Louis Saw Works of Branch Crookes
kCo.
For the sale Of Cast Iron Pipe from Glasgow Company
We invite tho attention of the country Dealers planters
chants and the public generally large
STOCK. m2l 4mMo&sa
WHEELWRIGHTsA AND oARR1AoKMAKERs,
ATTENTION
Thesubscrbers receiving will be constantly SUD-
piled with full and complete stock of the following viz
AxLEs-For Buggy. Carriage, Wagon, Drsy and Cart
Pipe. Wagon. Cart and Buggy Boxes.
ELLIPTIC sPRINGs-For Buggy Carriage, Wagon, Bread
and Milk Carts The Springs the Milk Carts are GO inch
long, and ~ inch wide and 7leaves.
HUBS, SPoKE5 AND FELLOEs-For Buggy, Carriage
and Wagon. heavy Drays and Carts.
Bows, Shafts, Buggy Wheels etc., etc.
BOLTSCarrage Fire and Machines full assortment of all
Sizes
NUTS AND sCREws-A full assortment all the sizss
srEE1-Cast, Blister, German, Shear, Spring. Railroad and
Plow. PRIEeTLEY BEIN.
A1es-spndes-shovels.
Landing and in store, the following, viz:
100 doz. s. W. colns', Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Lever!tts :. .
100 Hunts :. .
leo :. Imitation Collins :.
100 o. Ames 4 Co IS best sHOyELs and spADEs-
2to6
loo RowlAne's-2to4.
For sale by PRIESTLEY BEIN
50 and Oh Camp street.
Gas Pipe.
We have Just received following Wrought Iron AS
PIPE, which we offer very low rates, viz:
... IL bundles x inch.
Is :. :,
IS Ia :.
So IA
20 =. 2 =.
-Also-
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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=. 3. KITTREDGE.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 4 1859.

To Moses Thompson, present: 1855 - : ~ : ''''
Rssn en- o. ns y
%: q # @
eh as ,ns Of
mace has aRs much mn wo1s .a either
intense FIRE 80 am than thought
q @ e. ,a ssiTi ssss, q b..
from q hhds per twenty hours and iii fur
he e Shs .Gs
al 1 % son therefore tale pleasure
seen zee in and can all who desire
Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs Engineer,
EIx HArI PLANTATION, Feb. l. 1859.
Led .uD..,
o e s ana DURING that TIM had
am happy to say your furnace far exees ali others pro-
ss so. ad hi s nm b make
recommending your furn all who may occasion to
use 'As"' '0'''i tH HUE H. JONES, Engineer.
year and 1851 they .rece furnace. which nnged my
desired At early show planters
with Ali and inmsdsey dsnsndsd r q
Testimony taken BY both parties and submitted
ss ID E ssn e
iLg is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the fully perfected and in ,uc
cessfu operation in October 1854 Weeds place. tried
expermentay at earlier period Gosse Jonsons plan
taion where Thompson had satisfactorily his invention
and found that with the sub uon fire brick for iron
CRATE bars capable of performing he claimed
for IT. believing for the that neither Hager Aynns
nor Thompsons claim limited to the material employed that
each actual substitution mmaerial question at issue
and finding that not contract entered into the
erection Of of Hager Aynns furnaces prior
part of December 1884 priority invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly
J. HOLT, Commissioner"
After having obtained decree in favor the highest
authority. to which could make first appeal again
titled the pl fur pay which
had 1t an acabe settieme1t
with several failing which only serr alive maintain my
rights TO those planters furnaces which inngd
patent Suits accordingly instituted In March, 1855
anxious for trial in April Of that year, when the u s.
Circuit Court in session. My opponents ready
court in 1885, 1t again poned until the day
April 1859 when ready again. and II possible.
jury npon my The trial again by the op
position notwithstanding strongest appeals for trial.
not fear be The planting can draw lis ovu
conclusion from this Of facts prepared to
enter into contracts for the erection of furnaces
confident in assuring the planters that results will be
ednced from th- wet baga.se be obtained
eaarl quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
for making heat that will not infringe my patent
and wishing avoid ligacn again canton the planters
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed In
peaceable possession by good city guarantee
erection Of
under Mr. Moses Thempson's patent Messrs Hayes Sanders
Co, Spesrng 4 Co. and James NJ. Putnam, agents.
Thompson Co., BOX H 6S, Post Office, New Orleans will
meet with prompt attention:
NJ Putnam. myis law4mxW
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~a TEAS. TEAS .....TEAS
EraIlIEN EXCLUSIV ELYl EFa7M
l1-1es Choice Teas-and Low Prices! !-EZ44ss4
At
d 0 II A MS
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
IO2. .Foyiras Street IOa
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.
CHOICE BLACK and CIR ZEN TEAS. of the BEST SEI,EC
TONS and VERY LATEST IMPORTATION, including the
genuine Howqu Mixture superior Orange Pekoes and finest
English Breakfast TEAS in different packages always
be obtained at this establish 1lent
This House has been established Orleans for the pur
pose of doing
TEA BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY
ard with direct shipments from responsible importers
will always be enabled supply every descrp
tonof
Fine Teas,
AT LOW PRICES |!
Families and others distance by specifying price, quail
lily and quantity will have their orders punc.ualy filled
promptly forwarded. myl2 I'm
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NEW ORLEANS, May Z 1859,
- Hg-To the Stockholders Of the south, I'm
fachc Railroad Company-I leave this evening Memphis
but to accommodate the Stockholders have Mr. H.
81 "a Common street between the hours of
and r. M to deliver official receipts all may wish
70 make the Loan until otherwise ordered by the President Of
the Company q. 4 Tom
my9 Vice President 81 r. r. Go.
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~ 10. o. F.-Howard Lodge no. IL meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. S. Odd
Felows' Hall. at o'clock. OGicers-JOs. WAGNER N g..
GEO H. sHoTWELL, Y. G.; /. A BENDIxEN. Record.
ing Secretary b. DAsILVA, Per Secretary j. G. NORTON,
treasurer. jal3
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FOR SALE,

- FOR SALE-A SMART, INTELLIGENT MU.
lato Boy, 70 years Of good porter carriage
eAS part Of the city, Apply to JULIAN NEVILLE CO.
No ii Commercial Place mygn ~
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FOR SALE-FREIGHT OR CHARTER-THE Al
- celebrated Baltimore Clipper Brig TAILULAH bnrthen
~ tons carries 25CO barrels and In complete
voyage. Apply to GEO. W. HYNsON 4 CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 CHANGE OF AGENCY
JULES MuMM 4 CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.


we peg 70 MORN Inc trade and me public general 9e
We e.s s formerly eTns between Us ana John O. =
Boxer ne agency OF our wines bas been terminated on
me S DAY OF December last and that we have appointed
James eur sole agent Tor the United States r our
houses ~ heims, VosoEpe ana Jonannisnerg. . 70
ppoLH n MuM" Co.,
CAhD ~ The Trade AND The r. bio IN 0ENEHALs
rnce tne cnsouuon OF our oa wen Known house or A.
numm Co.. our bfand has peen some what neglected In
America ana we are now WIN ~ CT our energy
ana ample means 70 reaxe our poHl2n AZ once Wehsve
therefore changed our agency ana wiz send unparalleled
wines 70 your country.
We wish TO esablish MARRIED between brand
Juies Mnmm Uo;s anu 1ss OF snar name IN ordes
hat eacn mousse mas rey on M own merits and reputation
for which pupose we have slightly our former labels
new agent James Meyer Jr, win not be surpassed BY
other brand and ee saueed W me closest compare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

There Is no parallel in history where has shown
more patience and self resolution than that Of Burns.
Applause) He expressed his and his suerings in
his own language-language which still breathed in
US TO- night give 70 the memory Of Burns something Of that
food Of love and praise which his whole soul hungereh
for, but which no never hath; for his faults light
AZ they might be, had cast around them q
mantle, and we ali, in twenty-four hours after
looking back upon the past and surveying Burns
hfe character and writings would speak Of his name
with fond admiration. We would speak Of his name and
Of him until in the full space Of time, would find his
memory mountain raised high and he seated upon
tho "throne Of blossoms without thorn" (Rap-
turous applause, during which the reverend gentleman
retired.)
The thanks Of the meeting having been voted by ACCLAIM
nation to Mr. Beecher the vast assemblage separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

DIAMOND JEWELRY SELLING OFF.
- This most beautiful lot of diamond ewery of all kinds
must DC cleared By the hrs. OF next month"; also several spen
tanning some articles of ahless beauty and curiosity wiz
be found well worthy of an inspection. NJ. UNGER
5l2 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
N B.-Remember, up two pair OF stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
From the Boston Traveller, Jan. 22.]

TnE REGULATION UNfoRM.-Thc following letter will show
20 what ex,en, the regulation uniform may be varied IL
s addressed to the commandnn Of the pew Highland re-
gment organized IN the city Of New York
ApJrTAST GENERALS OFFICE
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1859. I
TnoNss n. McIslny, Fsl JONI MASON, Esq, Nc York
1EsIIEMFsile commander in Chef viii approve OF
bill NJ dress "r regiment of iyc hundred men which
qhail conform ~ The foiioviug. namely
The regulation hat and ornaments.
The regulation ifock coat
TOO reputation fatigue coal FIR the Light srtery which
nay worn VI cssirrd i'li drcss o,cascns NJ a in
disss cont p.guoisrn buttons.
No hadl's and 0sir Gins Of according TO the re
poa'iong Tn igi mp for the iifbt Artillery The
nptatersu.uj Nf ~ pl.d
IecpK TUwMEvD, Atjr General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
DENrrrANCFs.

y1ENrTrANCEs.
III UNION BANR OF LONDOS
rAnK OF IIveaPuQI
BELFAST BAsgiyGlJoMpANY, fHD,.FA
NATIONAL BANg cH SCOTLAND t.|
pvalia the above hsusa ia sups 10 - tro, a cx.rx
phyanle ON prosecution md good every where N
kNNLANN. 9Iortasp
1RkLAEpus RALfS
sssee ~
rhElOH g afli 1>h4
No 20 Wal uge>t fsp fQsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

ELoPEMENT FROM WuEELNG.-The other day a
fellow named Thomas Kane eoped from Wheeling with a
young woman named Mary Ball, leaving 10 destitute cir
cumstanccs wife and several children, among whom
two grown up daughters At last accounts the guilty
rar were route for Kansas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
Court of Common Pleas.

Not many jury trials last week were dis
posed of. The Court adjourned over from
Wednesday until Friday, in obedience to Gov
Chase, and morality, to bring totrial theirskil
with knife and fork amid the dire clang O
plates and the smoke of butchered turkeys and
minced pies. No demurrers were filed to this
pleading of the stomach. Ii was the perenPiory
plea, not dilatory. On Friday the overpowering
knell of the Court Bell mot dinner bell) mott
fed lawyers and clients that Thanksgiving was
over.
Since our last issue, the case of VIM. S. Pen
dergest VS.. Samuel McCleery, came on for trial.
Plaintiff prayed judgement of $50, against de-
PENDANT, because defendant had damaged him
by digging a deep and wide trench across the
way leading out of plaintiffs farm, and left him
without any road from his dwelling, in Liber-
ty, to the public highway. Defendantanswer
that said trench was dug on his mothers, not
plaintiffs land, toobtain gravel, and that plain
tiff had no right of way across and through said
premises. Verdict for defendant.
DIR. Robert BrackIn VS.. Sally Bascom. THIS
ease was appealed from the Justices Court of
Thomas Gilmore. The Doctor asked Judge
mcnt against defendant for the sum of S2I 81,
for services performed md medicine furnished
defendant for her son. Defendant admitted
the services but alleged hat the services were
worth nothing, thinking perhaps that physic
make sound men sick, and sick men kill, that
men commonly recover quicker from the dis
ease than the physic. The jury thought the
services and medicine were valuable, and re-
turned a verdict for Plaintiff; judgement of
S2l "A.
Caleb Peck VS.. Hoover Adgate ct al.
Verdict for Plaintiff S3O,66. Motion by
Plaintiff for new trial which was overruled.
Benjamin Lewis VS.. Morrison & Lewis. Yer
dict for Plaintiff $4,000
Francis Braelay VS.. Thomas Mott. Verdict
for Plaintiff, on 2nd judgment. This case was
an appeal by defendant.
Daniel Parsons VS.. Samuel Strain. Trial to
Court. Judgement of Justices Court reversed.
Several judgements were rendered in default.
Court viii probably adjourn this week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
Our County History.

Messrs. EdlOrs:-YOu will please allow me
to trespass so much upon your space as to call
attention to the subject OF preserving our coun-
ty history. That there are many things con-
nected with the early settlement and continual
growth of Trumbull County, the record Of
which will be of great value and interest here
after, is evident to all; that the means of OBJ
tanning these entire, are fast passing away, the
records of mortality in our midst plainly show.
In view of this, and in as much as no other way
has been devised for collecting and preserving
our historic incidents, it has been proposed by
several gentlemen of intelligence to see what
can be done through the instrumentality of the
teachers of the county.
The proposition is that those who are en-
gagged in teaching, shall. as they mingle with
the people of their respective districts, collect
such facts as they can, note them carefully, and
hold them subject to such action as may be
thought best at the next meeting of our Edu-
.cational Society, which will probably be early
in January.
Hoping this proposition will meet with a
active response among the many teach
ers of the county, 1 subscribe myself,
Yours as ever,
H. Q. JOHNSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
DR.. Dement'S Lectures.

The lectures of DR.. Bement, upon The Lands
of the Bible, have given good satisfaction to
his audiences. His familiarity with the coun-
try of which he speaks, his experience as a lee
turer; and his easy style of imparting his
knowledge to others, renders his lectures very
interesting. 1t is rare that citizens of small
towns have the opportunity to listen TO descrip-
tions of those lands whose history is so inter-
woven with the religion of the Bible, given by
= man whose own eyes have looked upon the
places Of which he speaks.
On Friday evening he gave a free lecture be-
fore the Citizens Society.
We learn that he goes next to Youngstown,
where we hope he will meet with the success
which he richly deserves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
ThanksgiYing DaY.

The observance of last Thursday. as a day of
Thanksgiving. by the citizens of this town,
was not very general, if we may judge by out
ward manifestations. None of the places Of
business were closed, and of the congregations
assembled at the churches, a great majority
were ladies.
At the Baptist church, a sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Brown. The elergymen of
the Methodist and Presbyterian churches were
present. Mr.. Brown delivered a practical and
appropriate sermon, in which he dealt with
live issues.
3 At the Episcopal church. services were held
by Rev. Mr.. Abbot. His address VIC have
heard very highly spoken of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
LOST! LOST!

FOUND. The best place In Trumbull
l. County. is found at McLAIN's-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
Rejected,

The foregoing enumeration does not include
in Trumbull County, for the reason that those
teachers who received certificates during the
year 1855, for Is and "a months, did not all ap-
pear at the examination of this year, as a part
of their certificates hold good until next spring
or fall. The above figures show that more than
one-third of those who have been weighed in
the balances, have been found so far wanting
AS to fail of obtaining certificates; and yet there
are more teachers in the county, than schools.
The number of schools is $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
r EGAL NOTICE.

( EGAL NOTICE.
~ The State Of 0hio.l in the Probate Court Of said
Trumbull County, IS County
Jamss Wilson. Administrator Of the Estate Of John
W.Pox, deceased.
Mary Fox, widow Of said John W Fox. deed. sehra
Whitman. stephen Whitmer. her husbandJ Lew
is Fox. Ellis Fox. children Of full age or said
John W. Fox, deceased, Carson Fox, William Fox,
Mary Fox. AIvira Fox, Samuel Fox. Daniel Fox,
Daniel b. Woods, Samuel Moser and Cornelius
Moser-
Said defendants will take notice that on the 9Th day
OF November, 1859. James Wilson, Administrator Of
the Estate OF John W. Fox, deceased. fled in the Pro-
bate Court of said county a petition alleging thlt sail
John W. Fox, in his lifetime entered into a contract
to sell and convey by deed in fee sirPle to one Selh
Gregg, the following described real estate sisnate in
Warren, being township No. 4. in the 4th range Of
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reser We, and
which is also in the County OF Trum5ull and State Of
Ohio, and is known by being part OF lot No. 9, in the
township sforesaidSand bounded as follows. to wit:
On the south by the Parkman roai-so called T; on
the west by lands owned by Joseph Wilson /; on the
north By the township line between Champion and
Warren, and on the east by bands oSGilesO. Grisvoh.
aud is supposed to contain twenty I've acres Of land.
be the same more or less.
That by q decree Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
said county, entered At the June term, A. D.. 1857.
said lot was sold, and the balance Of the purchase
money due upon said land paid to the legal repre-
sentatives Of said John W Fox. decezsed-that after
ward. at the June term Of said court OF common pleas.
A. D. 1859, said sale and proceedings were approved
by said court, and deed Of said premises ordered TO
be made to Samuel Moser. Cornelius Mos.r. and Dan
tel d. Woods. who were the purchasers of said prem
Uses and that said John W. Eek deceased without
maxim. said deed.
The prayer Of the petitioa Is FIR authority to make
n deed to said Samuel Moser. Cornelius Moser and
Daniel b. Woods, by the Administrator Of the Estate
Of said John-W. Fox. deceased.
Said petition will he for hearing on the 18th day Of
December. 1859, 1t 10 o'clock. A. NJ. before said
Probate Court VI WILSON. Admr. of the
Estate OF John W. Fox deed.
By JEFFERSON PALM.
Noy.9 ,59.-3a Atty for Pif.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
Episcopal Combinations,

On Sabbath morning and evening, Bishop
Bedell preached at the Episcopal church, to
crowded audiences. He is an able and eloquent
man. In the evening the rites of Confirmation
were administered to % persons. Amongthese
were three ladies, of one family, representing
three generations-a grandmother, mother and
daughter.
The crowd at the church was so great that
hundreds were unable to gain admission.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
HIGHER MATHEMATICS

n. II VT
Davies Bourion's Algebra
do Legendre's Geometry
do Surveying Davies Calculus
do Descriptive Geometry
Loonis' Algebra Loonis' Trigonometry
do Logarithms do Geonetry
Rays First Algebra Rays Second Algebra
Key to same
Ro0ison's Elementary Algebra
do University sdo
Green's GralatiOns in Algebra Smiths Mechanics
SPEAKERS AND EXECUTIONS
Zachas' American Speaker
Russell's University 90
SargeSnts Standard do
Northend's American do
Russeil's Juvenile do
Comstoek's Execution PutRam's EIocut:oL
The American Orator LEVELS School DiaIo yues
Little Sneaker
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Samt Snttaigemt.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PosT OFFICE, WARREN. ONO,
July LIST, 1859.
Ysrngstsen daily, arrives . p N. leaves II a. m
CIsssIand, do do II am. do Bpm.
Sales, do do pm. do Gam.
Shsrsn, arrives Tues Thurs Sat. i0L m. Leaves
same days AZ 2 p m.
". GrsexptlIe. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. Q p m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. at Tx am
GrssnsBrrrA. arrives Tues. & Sat. by m Leaves
Mon- & Thurs. at 2 q N.
N. ted, arrives We'd. Sat. by 9 m. Leaves
Tues. & Fri at e q m
Fsr.iartsa, arrives Tues. & Sat. by le m. Leaves
Mon. & Fri. at u m
Castor, via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
ridays at S p N. Leaves Saturdays at a m.
III Mails which leave at or before S a m are closed
the preceding evening at Q p m. All others are elo-
ssd half an hour previous to their departure.
T. Z. WEB P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

From these figures it will be seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country are caused by
consumption, to sag nothing OF the numerous other
diseases Swinging from a slight cold
Do not tribe with your health; but. IL suffering from
q cough, or cold on the lungs. buy q bottle OF HOOR-
LANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and you may safely
count on a cure. Thousands have done SO, and have
certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or dys
peptic state of the7stOmaeh. in which case the German
Bitters should be used. In cases Of weakness or gen.
eral debility OF the system, resulting from a protracted
cough, the German Bitters viii. be found Of great ben
eft.
Prepared only by Or. c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price Is cents per bottle.
LOCAL AGENTS. A. Smith & Co.. Warren; En-
sign & Soule, Newton Falls; DR.. Jones, Pennington;
Williams & Squibs. Mesopotamia; Howe & Green, NJ.
Bloomfield; Ernst & Hahns. 0rangevillei B. Brown,
Dillon. JanI9y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

The offers which this Association make to
its members, this year, are liberal; (fOr partic-
ulars see ADVERTISEMENT The steel engra-
ving-Shakspeare andhis ~Friends-is decided
" the best yet issued by the Association to
its members. The Cosmopolitan Art Journal,
which is also received by each subscriber, is a
valuable quarterly, being edited with ability,
and containing in each number, at least one
fine steel engraving, besides a large number of
Autographs and wood cuts.
A copy of Shakespeare and his Friends can
be seen at the Book Store of Porter & Son, and
W. S. Porter is Honorary Secretary of the As
ISOLATION for this County.