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FNIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view Of tho
i awful destruction Of human life, caused by
sexual diseases, and the deceptions pract!sed
upon the unfortunate victims 10y quacks, sever.
n years aga directed their Consulting Surgeon,
IS = charitable act worthy oftheir name, 10 open
q Dispeusary for the treatment Of this class (
diseases. iu all their forms. and n give Medical
Advice gratis. 10 ali who apply by letter, with
4 description Uf their condition. Gage, occupa.
zion, habits life, &C. and IN cases Of extreme
poverty. to FvRNIsH NFnicfNs FREE OF CHANGE
Il Is needless 10 add that the Association COM
mau6S the highest Medical skill Of the age. and
viii furnish the most approved modern treat.
mont.
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon tho treatment Of Sexual
Diseases express tho highest Satisfaction with
he ~eoa has sGs&TS re 'Ss
IESCE. GONORRlItEA. GLgEr. SYPHILIS, tho
Wee Of ONASIsN, or SELr' ABcsE, &c. Sc.. and
order continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
Tho Directors on 4 review ofthe past. feel "a
sured that their lahors in This sphere uf heuev.
olent effort, have born og great benefit 10 tho
'll.Cied. especially g. the vrung, and they have
resolved to devote themselves. with renewed
3na. To this very important uu, much desp!soh
cause.
Just Published by the Association, Report
m Sperinliorrhocn, or Seminal Weak ness. tho
Vice Of Ouanism, Masiurhat!on or Scf.Ahuse.
and other Diseases oithe sexual organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
I'm sealcdlctter envelope FREg OF cuAHGE,on
receipt nf TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Re.
ports and Tracts on the nature and treat mcut
u seNuel diseases, diet. Ne, arc constantly be-
ing published for Erttul,nUs distribution. and
viii he sent Ia the aililCtod. Some of the nav
remedies and methods OF treatment scovered
lur ng the last year. are Of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment. DR.. j. SKL.
t.IN HoCGurpS, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation. No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia,
peuUsylvan'a. By order Nth" Directors.
EZRA u. HEhRTwI IL. Prsstdent.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Ssersary
Z L.
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WEST BEnronp. Coshocton co., /


May Ii, 1857.
Mr.. IL. B. .Kingsley--Slr: have been sell
ing the med lclnes Of the GrafIenI ers Com
pany for the last ten years, and have lnvai!-
ably found them to give good satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold TO a great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become sta
Pile article. Marshal's Uterine CatholIcon
is a mediclne that has done q great amour,
Of good in female diseases. One lady | sold
1t to, told me that she had received I-ore
good from one bottle tnan she did from
long coulse of medical treatment by the
most skilllul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF COURT.--On the 18Th day OF August.
ls59, at one o'clock p. m, on tho premises, AT
the late residence of Simon II. Mansfield, de.
ceased, in Delaware township, Hancock cour.
ty, Ohio; will be sold to the highest bidder. the
II. Mansfield, deceased, towit: The north half
OF the East half OF the SOUTHEAST quarter OF
section nineteen in township two, South of
range twelve, containing forty acres more or
Tess, nee from incumbrance, the said widow
having by petition elected TO take her reason.
able dover IN money out of the proceeds Of the
sale, instead OF land by notes and bonds.
Appraised at $1,000.
TEaAs.- -one'third Of tina purchase money In
haid on the day OF sale, and the residue In one
and two years, with interest from day of sale,-
10 90 secured BY mortgage on said premises.
SAMUEL r. PHILLIPS, Adaiaistrator.
oSsaa s. q BLACKBOARD, Aiforntys.
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A DM,NIsrnAroas SALE oFLAND.-

N On the thirteenth day of August, 1859, at
ono o'clocS, p. m, On the premises At tho Late
residence OF John Nichols, deceased, IN Aman.
da township. Hancock county, Ohlo, will he
sold TO tho highest bidder, tho following real
estate, rs the property Of John Nichols. do.
oeased, to wit: Tue West bali of the North.
East quarter Of section thirty.threo In town.
ship ono south Of range twelve in said county.
subject TO tho dover of tho widow, appraised
AZ $500. Terms Of sale; one'third OF tho pur
chase money In hand on tho day of sale, and
tho residue thereof IN ono and two years there
aiter with interest from the day OF sale, 10 be
secured by mortgage on said promises.
Tho dowor estate OF tho widow will be sold
by hor on reasonable terms.
ABlJAH SMITH,
ddnlinistrator of john N,ehoi,.
4. ONHAL q BtAoxgoSD, dttorasys. Il
June A,--t5t
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To News Dealers.

Packages Of not lcsa than 25 COMICS Of the
Gieap edition Of the G1setts. will 10 sent bv
Express, at tho rate " $3.50 per hundred (sJ
ccntsa py) But in M case will such pack
ages bo sent until after the money is received.
IhoSo who wish To "opcn AN account, +" can or.
der mo paper though Ross & Tonsey, or Dox
ter u Brnther, nj New York. or of other whole.
sale dealers, in Philadelphia, Boston, and else
wnere. inc paper VIII always he ready Tor
ieliNery before the FIRST of each month. News
dealers must inclose ono cent n copy (extra)
10 nrkDnu n,IckApns scnf la. mil N--l
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and that there IL no disease Of the Stomach and
Bowels. the Liver. the Nervous Systcm. the
skin, Glands or Muscles. IN which thev do moi
giv" prompt relief and Qfadmnistered before
the very citadel of life has been inva tod \ eff
icct painless and perfect cure.
he ~ in mind that the SCANDINAVINNV
ErABI.E BLOOD PILLS arc end rsed hv the
G experirnre "i thousands ot living witnesses
who. IN letters. aidIvIts. medical works. AND
by word OF mouth, proclaim them tn he the
very best prepdration'ot the KIND evcr offered
utho broken down victims Of III health. They
hunt disease through every avcnIc and organ
"ithG sySIcm, and expcl II thoro IShly and per.
NJ ono can doubt their suporlority alter one
sage trial they are not only better. bat IN
FACT, cheaper than ANY other Pills. for 1t taxes
= less numler of them to produce Il better cf
feet.
l'rirc Il the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Puri"r, 81 per bottle. or s. per h,tlf dn7cn. .-
Oi tHc Scandinavian Vesct.,nln Rluud Pills. 81
cents per box, nr five boxes Tor sl
Read pr. Rpback's Special Notices and Ce~
tliic tics published IN u Conspicuous part ";
tHis jIpec from time t. tlmo.
Dr.. Rnhlcs' ; Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser. containing / great variety ofintorrSi.
ins and valuable Medical nr,rm ,liun. can lao
mad gratis of any OF MS Agents throus shout the
country.
- dSHicn,, az co,rTs,ic:::a ~,
enclosing stamp.
Principal Ohirc and Sales Rooms. No. Etst
Fourth ST., 81 Building from Mun srroe,. C,u
c'nEau. o. Laboratory IN Hammond street.
For sale IN llncocs county by
\. LANiWDRTIT. Findlsy;
GILBERT FkHL. X on. Vanlue;
WN. GRUBBS. Van Buren,;
T.. BARNEY, McComh;
u. PETERS & son. Arcadia:
VI. HOOK. West Independence;
i. Il. EATON, Benton:
1IIDM - r\kNS, Arin ttOu.
HENOEISON ( SONS, VI lunt Blanchard;
T. MAIiON & SONS, WilltmStown;
and ny druggists and Merchants generally.
Feb. ,. (Feb. 10. Jan. l.) lSjo.-lv.
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Coral, Garnet, Emerald, Cameo, Mosaic, La
va. Jet. and Gold Stone Sets; Gold Lockots,
Gold Pens and Cases; Guild. Coral, Garnet, Ca.
meo, aud Mosaic Bracelets; Rings, Sleeve, But.
tons. Fob slides. Bnsnm studs, SILVER Forks,
Butter Knives, Ear Drops, Pins, Sc., TO-
worth from twenty-five cents TO sis eacn.
ss- The Gift will be sent immediately on re.
ceipt of the subscription money.
Address: G. B. TOWN h CO.,
Publishers OF the 'Mason & Drxon's Line"
No. % baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
June IL, 1850 -fGm
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Rates of Advertising.

ID cents u line. Notices % cents limo.
All advertisements counted at the rate of -
lines nonpareil or IL lines agate to tho inch.--
Engrtvlngs ON reading pages charged the same
Is Not ccs.
April 20, lSS9.-f6m
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SRuRgrARY OF srArE's OrrIcE.

SeuRgrARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, OuIn.j
! hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
trno copies OF the original rolls now OH tlu IN
this office. A, p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State
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DLANkS or ALL KINDS,
ID Just printed and for sale
.,...s. AT rnI JEFrERsosIIS orricr.
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.TALUABLE BUSINESS LOT FoR SALE.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bsnsroienf Institutions established b. SPECIAL g.
do,rmtnt for hS Teiicf ofthr sict mud Distressed,
afflicted irih ITuicnf and Epidemic dissasss.
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MRS. RoBINSoN's CERTIFICATE.
XIRNnN TrnInhnll nnnnIN

NkkSOS, lTulnDilI
May lst 1858.
This certhes that | have been In very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief
after employing number OF physicians. Mp
disease was Prolapss Uteria. had been re.
duced by that and Flouor Albus until had hs
come ulceerated to Il considerable extent. By
the advice uf DR.. u. W. bushnell procured
and took six bottles nf Marshalrs Uterine Ca
tholcrn, which enabled me TO attend t0 my
husband IN his last sickness until he died,
which was about Il wear since. | have taken
three bottles since his death, which have made
me able 10 labor and support my family OF
three children. II is the only thing that has
mItga,ed my suffering, for which | feel very
grateful. MARY l.. ROBINSON.
The Catholicon is for s,lo by
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio
Also bv
A. LANGWoRTHY, Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN, A."
HIPKlNS & CO., Gilboa;
w. l.. HELLER6 CO., Van Buren,,
SCHROCK d CORBIN, Vanlue
@. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
d. B. BARNEY d co :, McComb.
n. 8. HAMLIN, Mt. Blanchard,
August Is, lSSs.-tly
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Aupirok's 0FEIcg, FINpLAY,
IlASoock CouSrY, ONO.
thereby certify that tho foregoing acts are
correctly copied from these certlnod TO hy the
Secretary of State, AARON HOWARD,
.iudaor Of HIpcock county, OAio
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IlosNET pORDERs. Of every varis,y, Al
~ ,lsst -cs HENDERSON a sons.
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IN"
From Ns .ilimY NJrnmg EJpcss'.
"MarshAllS CtrriuC Cdthn..cru has proved
to be f"iiy as ,aatoie ;Ie 6y maiiHa p n; "
men aid dthcrs. Dr. Bridge s ! regular ply
slc.Iu Of very line att.I!nments, HIl = man
# great il' smant and discrimination, a j.di
CiuUS and highly successful urtrtitioi o. IN .l'
iisr;,,-s, especially thpsc ul women aud child.
rcu. From Pt J'cigHs.
"Mlrshall U'eftrr Ct'huc"n vii! crrtuuly
cure AL the diseases f'r which 1t i recon.
mrnled."
There Is no medicine like !; in his country
in the worst eases have ever met - o..
M1rslla'lS Uterine Catholicon is Il certain and
safe remedy"
MAiisIIhLL's UTERINE CATHprJcON
IL unhrS,t,tin-ly offered rs l rc..tNl' remedy
Tor all those complaints u wuiGA every NumI!.
IS liable. and wh ,Ch gradually ,titrrt ,ac .n.ud
.,S well rs the body. So that to iE,nS. i.,il ur
work becomes HliSo a source Of sJllIuns. q
uut lm,,nss.bity. Among the complaints lpr
which tho Cdthulicuu - a remedy Ifo F,u lug
iOi tho Womb. Whites, suppressed, lrrcEuItl
~ Painful Monslrusti"n, Bngtlr-;. lnn unmt.
! u us. and y Diseases ut Lhe kducy, or Urutry
Organs. Retention ur lucnrtueu"c # Grtr".
HrlrtbuIu, Cnstivrnrss, Nervousness. F.tut.
ms, pdihlati"ns, Cramps, Disturbed S,cgr,
and all troubles, or5,ulc or 5, n,rI)A1tc, cul..
reC!ei WITH the uterine or-tns.
Ladies' wHo aye trOIhlGd with any Of the
above symptoms, or wlIh spine. l,ver or ldns
cOmplaints, ate invited TO addicss Dr. BRIDGE
with full confidence that they VIII ind relief,
Mlrshali's Uterine CathOlicIn Is not a qu,,ck
medicine, hut us ingredients have been mad.
known To the Medical Colleges, and they arc
p at tho service oil ANY respectable physician ~
The country.
Z The Price Of MiRSHiLL'S UTERINE
CA THOLICO.Nts one dolar and "a dlJ per- sii
I.t bottle.
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BLOOD PURIFIER AID blood PILLS

"HEN DR ROBACR. the renowned swe.
w dish Phvsclan. introduced his Blood
Pnriner and Blood Pills In the United States. hc
sat forth In plain language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task ot
recommending them has since been takrn oui
of his hands Enlightened men. whose char.
actcr for sound Judgment and philosophy.
give their nninions weight in The ,ommunitv.
mon who observe. reflect, AMI make "aSsur
ancc douhly sure" before they decde-are
cverywhere apnroving and urging the use Of
thrse wonderful preparations. All who con.
nie In tho wisdom and honesty of this class, or
who choose 10 investigate for themselves. arc
now ~ one mind On this important subject.
Dr. RIback invites the attention of tho sick
Ia, fhp ~
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"'S'Ist""ls m "a 3 ~ % N Il
'sf9es sDct %, - So
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i Established twenty-five Years ago by DR..
kGNKEtIN, corner uf Third and Union streets,
PM ,de phin. PEN svlvanin.
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CONSTRUCTIONS.
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
RECRUIT THE DEBiLITATED.

and discharge fr ,m tho system every taInt a
Scr"fuld, whether hereditary or OF ierw se.
Al
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"Natures Guide" - a new and popular
work, full Of valuable advice and impressive
warning alike calculated To- prevent years Of
misery, and save housaads OF lives, " distrt.
buted without charge, and forwarded by mail,
pre.p paid to any Postotiicc In the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing Two postage
stamps. IDecember ~, lsSS.-ly
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ORIGINAL LETTERS.

from mo'nhcrs NJ the Modiral Profession. Edit.
"rS 80 public Journals well known Merchants
aht FrmHrS, aud ladies NJ the highest respect.
ABILITY, giving acc 'nnts of oxtranr linarv cures
wrought by the remedies. Of which cures they
thamsalyng wprs
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CHANCE FOR FARMs.-The undersigned
has for sale sA0 acres OF land, located In
Henry township, Wood county, Ohio, which hs
will dispose of on quite REASONABLE TERMS
into money. The land Is divided In
% three trscts-two forty acres each, and ons
leo aepSs. aful 8. A. SPEAR,
SFmpl AYs Nay 20, Essa Easts Assss.
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Marriiages.

At Beilarr, Apriil9th by Rev X Il Hollyday
Rev. T. C. HARTSHQRE. of Cleveland, 10
Miss KITE WILLIAMS, daughter of Hon.
Jas. L. Williams Of Washington City. DC.
In Mesopotanlia. the 5ti inst. by Rev. Mr.
Bare. Mr. NJ. D. MORRIS. and Miss ELIZA
BETH ESTON.
In Lordstown, the Sd inst, by Ed J. ", Err
rett. DR.. WILLIAM II. BROWN and Miss EN-.
lily HAZELITT both of Lordstown.
In Bazetta, on the 5ih inst. by Rev.J. Tribbyr
Mr.. JOHN J. LANDAU. and Miss CATHA.
RINE SHAFER-
In Vienna, on the kth inst. by Ed. Matthias
.christy. Mr., THoMkSE- UBER. to Miss MAR
TIA PORTER, all of Fowler.
In Ravenna on the 25th inst, by the Rev. j
C. Hart. HIRAM W. BRISTOL and Hiss POL
LY MYGATT only daughter of Geo. B. Whit
tles.y Esq, all of this place.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PrRcIris "HAcHsH' PILLs.-The Importers OF
this reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints
would respectfully call the attention Of American Ia
dies to it, as infailiable in removing distractions and
irregularities of the Tnenses, promptly restoring theE
in ali cases. The suppression so common. IS speedily
relieved. and there will he no recurrence OF the comp
lsint If this remedy is used according to directions,
which accompany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEINrE. or sHspsettSg themselves SO, arc
cautioned GgGinsf GSizg them. as zisearrfage aeOule
easEe- Ladies desiring an increase Of JanilE should
foreg0 tksir use entirely. as ageD pills ecch I0Hik
EsrId be sxrc 10 Prerezf pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in ne wise
responsible after this sdnonition. Although certain
in effect. they are SO mild as neverto produce injury
to the health
NhI PACKAGES.
Having the appearance of an ordinary letter Price
3 COZ are sold only by our general agents who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes LES; half Boxes IS cents MeSsrs-E-B b Al
DEN T. Co., Cleveland. o.. are our general agents.
sAll orders will he promptly filed by them
: Sold by WOODS 4 PEW Wholesale Agents. and E.
A. SMITH & 20, Warren. and by Druggists gene
rally. tJune 80, '~5o-ly.l
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Bod Robbery at Pierpoint.

On Tuesday night says the Reporter, Mr.. Nil
Dyer, county auctioneer. had a valuable coliec
ton Of Jewelrr. consisting of 7 or { gold watch
es: 90 or 30 silver watches sets table and tes
spoons. gold pens. pencils. &c. dc to the value
of cigat Or nine hundred dollars. stolen from hi:
room at Mordcf $ Hotel. Pierpoint- The eircum
stances of the theft are about as follows Mr.
Dyer had been selling watches and iewelry al
auction during the evening and after the sale
had closed. packed M his goods in a common
veneered jewelers. box. which was left on the
counter Mr.. Dyer. in company with the land
lord. stepped out to the barn to give his horse a
bucket Of wafer. and was not absent more than
three minutes, and during that brief absence the
box and contents were stolen. Dir. ID did not
discover his loss Immediately on his return tn the
house. but when about TO retire found that the
box was gone.
PROFESSIONALLY the thief had deem watching
Mr.. DIS movements and took the opportunity
in the brief absence at the barn, to help himself
to the property. One hundred dollars reward is
offered-S50 for the thif and $50 for the recovery
of the property-CSnnedut Reporter.
Mr. Over was selling witches and jewelry for
Mr.. J. Vau.rot. of this place. on whom the loss
falls Mr. V bears it very philosophicaly !-he
can stand q.
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fhe 4th day Of June, 1859.
sherid's Office. Warren. Ma, 4.
CHERIFF'S OFFICE.

vs. In Trumbuu [ommcn Pleas.
William Wilcox, Ct all
By virtue OF an Order OF Sale in the abo-e entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
rrumbull County. Ohio. and TO ne directed and deliv
cred. l have levied On and shall expose 20 Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
aefd Courfw i,
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TO BE SOLD AT COST!
Hay Appointments.
E II. SANDS, Nj. d.,
DATHOGENETIC & URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AMI TRGFOy

(Qf the firm Of Clark & Saads, Jomestorn, Pa.,)
Graduate, in isi3, of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City OF New York, and fifteen years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
ess@s-ten years in the City II New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
Of Diseases Of every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 2.O00 eases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment of the Ply sicians
and Surgeons Of this InstitutiOr.
DR. SANDS was q uupii OF the late DR.. SWEET, Pro-
fessor Of Diseases OF tie Lungs TO the City Hospital,
and to the University Of the City of New York: also,
Student and Assistant Surgeon unler those great and
successful Surgeons, John Wat 'on and A. w Stevens,
Of the City Hospital of New York.
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Professor O. J. ToOl & Co.,
GENILENES:-Having my attention called a few
months since to the highly beneficial effects OF your
Hair Restorative, 1 was induced to make application
of it upon my own hsir, which had become quite gray.
Pr obRbly one third white: my whiskers were Of same
character. Some three months since / procured a bot.
tie OF your hair restorative, and used it soon found
it was proving What / had wished. I usei 1t about
twice = week. / have since procured another bottle,
of which have used some. / can now certify to the
world that the gray or white hair has totally disap-
pesred, both on my head and face, and my hair has
resumed its natural color, aud 1 believe more soft and
glossy than it has been before for twenty-five years.
! am now sixty years old; my good wife al the age Of
~ffty-two, hes used it with the same effect.
The absye notice 1 deem due to you for your vaIua-
bic discovery. / am assured that whosoever will
rightly use, as per directions, will not have occasion
10 contradict my statements ] am = citizen Of this
city. and a resident here for the last fifteen years. and
am known to nearly every one here and adjoining
towns Any use You may make Of the above. with my
name attached. is at your service. as l wish to pre-
serve the beauties Of nature in others as we'll as my
self. am, truly. yours.
II a. ~
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PErERsos's MAGAZINE for June has
already arrived, filed with its usual va
liety of good things for the ladies WI
know of no more enterprisiug and pune
tual publisher, than Peterson, 306 Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
/ County. In the Court of Common Pleas.
Pe.itioa for DirOrce and
Sanuous.

Prudence Carlton Pe.tioa for Dirores and
vs. -AAm0ag-iyHHesi0H-
Francis Bryson Carlton.) Summons
The defendant is hereby notified that the plaintiff,
on he 29,h day Of APRIL A.D-. 1859. filed her petition
in the Clerks OGce Of said cOauty, asking for Divorce
and Alimony; alleging that she has been for the last
year a resident Of the state Of Ohio. and is at present
a bona 6ds resident Of Truniuli County, thtt on the
10Th day of August, A. D., 1913, she was married to
the defendant. and that she has since conducted her
self as a faithful and ohedieEt wife. yet she says that
the defendant disregarfing his duties as a husband,
has for three years last past been a habitaul Grunka-d.
and for the same time been guilty OF gross neglect Of
duty, and has been guilty Of extreme cruelty.
The Petition fs=ther AYERS that the defendant in the
months Of July and August. 1e5S. committed adultery
with one Ann Vaughn. on a canal boat and tha. he
has been cohabiting with said Ann Vaughn, in Cleve-
land, Ohio, in a state Of adultery. since said July ard
august, without any Justification on part Of this
plaInt.S. The Petition further alledges that said
Francis B., is seized in fee simple Of about nineteen
acres Of land situate in WeatlsrsGled. in said ssanty.
it being the same lands which deeenaed from his father.
William Carlton, which the plainur asks to ue made
subj sct 10 such alimony as the Court may think Tea-
soBable. on which the Probate Judge Of said county
allowed an injunction 20 prevent said defendant from
disposiug Of said land in any manner
The prayer of said petition is, that on final heariGg-
the marriage contract heretofore existing he dis
solved, and that she be allowed such reasonable ali
mony as Ii equity of the case may require, and that
she have the custody and control Of Sarah E. Carlton
Laura Carlton, Edmund NJ. Carlton. Charley Carlton
and 2. B. Carlton their ehildsn, and tae fruits OF said
marriage.
Said cause will be for hearing on the sixth day Of
June, 1859. CURTIS & SMITH
May 4. ,59-sw. Atty's for PrT.