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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08
ME-" GOODS!
T.. o. HALL
Ia JUST RECEIVED PER
liza -
HARDWARE. SC.
WOOD LATHE, NORWAY IRON n

J, NORWAY IRON AND
nail rods,
t, Nests trunks,
Plow harness, saucepans.
Corn peppers, brass wire selves,
Bakers selves,
lMason's lime selves,
Manila lines,
Window and cod lines,
Curtain cornice and bands,
: Shoe thread, seine Irvine,
Cash boxes, nests tin trunks,
lRaetraps, curtain fixtures,
Cast butts, +. x L,
Gate hinges, complete,
Halter chains,
Enameled kettles,
lTinman's shears,
Coffin screws,
Reeds pegging avis,
Meat saws,
Shoe horns and lifts,
Foot scrapers with brush,
Axe handles, extra, shoe lasts,
: Shoe patterns, boot patterns,
Powder TASKS,
i. II. dressing combs,
Steel bowed spectacles,
Curtain pins, butter prints,
Tooth brushes,
Combination match safes,
Pocket scissors,
Double plane irons,
Ship augers, 6 to 20-l6,
Handled socket chisels.
Cooks and Leland's.iyer bits.
Pencil sharpeners,
Pearl shirt studs,
Ely x Walkers percussion caps,
Smooth and jack planes,
Long and short jointers,
Riding, team and carriage whips,
Hunts broad hatchets,
Grain shovels,
Cross cut saws, At, 5, ST feet,
Pit saws, 6, 81 AMI Z feet,
Tin milk pans,
Boxes glass. extra quality,
Boxes tin plates, 5. ID. lanterns.
DDS. sc.
Ticking. wicking. hickory shirts,
Mexican mixtures,
Merrimac denims,
Black dress silk,
ladies' Isle gloves,
Mems and children's gloves,
Elastic belts,
Ladies' white and brown cotton
hose.
Mems white and mixed hose,
Misses white and brown hose.
Boys do do do,
Fans, asst'd.
Elastic ribbon, white and black,
Superior table covers,
Belt ribbons,
Superior sash ribbons,
White merino hose, ladies',
Linen jamask.
Three ply carpet,
Hemp carpet, furniture damask,
Bieached sheetings, asst'd.
Mems brown and black Leghorn
hats,
Sole leather,
Children's congress boots,
Do parodis,
Mems opera slippers,
Mems heeled pumps,
Layer raisins,
Hvner;or, dr,i1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08

Lumber, Shingles and ClapbOards.
m n FEET n. w. LUM
4OOsOOO consisting of rough and planed
Boards, and Scaniiny of all sizes,
1Oc. 900 Shingles, sawed, shaved cedar and Eastern,
Pine C~lapboards, 4, 6 and IL feet long,
Spruce do, 4 and 8 feet long,
Red wood Clapboards. 8, IL, IA and 10 feet long,
White oak. i, Il and 2 inches,
Slieathing. /. I and inch,
Observation-Disclosures spruce. yellow pine. white pine, &c,
And all kinds Of building Materials wanted in this market.
I3s-f For sale al lowest rates by c. IL. LEVERS
JUST RECEIVED.
VASE ENAMELED CLOTH.
Harness and Russet Leather,
ChiEdren's Cabs,
Chndrens Carriages, various patterns,
131-f For sale by c. BREWER & co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08
Just Received and for Sale
u AND CHOICE GROCERIES

Just Received and for Sale!
EVREsH n CHOICE GROCERIES.
Raisins in J and Z. boxes, Cheese. papa jelly, currants,
Caraway seed, lCitron peel, Oregon salmon,
Sugar cured hams, Fresh apples, raspberry jam,
Preserved peaches, Honey, ginger in jars,
Do. ounces and pears, Green corn and peas,
Plum, grape aud current jelies. French peas, asstd sauces,
Mince pie meat, sardines, Olive oil, pepper sauce,
Tins salmon, Tomato ketchup. mustard,
oysters in i and 2 ID tins, Curry powder, ground ginger,
English jams and preserves, Black and cayenne pepper,
True lemon syrup, Gloves, cream tartar,
Lewis pickles and pie fruits, Soda, saleratus.
Prunes, cinnamon, chocolate,
CrOckery Ware.
Dinner sets, Toilet sets, cups and saucers,
soup tureens. pitchers, sugar bowls,
Egg cups, salad bowls, Tea pots, cream pots,
Vegetable dishes, sauce tureens Mugs, boats.
Platters, bakers, cake plates, Pitchers with covers,
Nappies, pickle dishes, Washhowls and pitchers,
Custards, pie dishes. Flower pots, spittoons,
Dinner and soup plates, Candle sticks, foot baths.
Stone Ware.
Stone jars, Bread pans,
Eean pots and baSers, Water jugs,
Glass Ware.
Pitchers, decanters, Ships water bottles,
Glass preserve dishes, Lamp shades, lamp chimneys,
Butter dishes, creams, Bird bottles, seed bottles,
Sauce and cruet bottles, Salt cellars. Indian Lamp shades.
Cut tumbers, lamps, Shade candle sticks,
Wine glasses, goblets, iColored water bottles.
Molasses pitchers,
Britannia Ware.
Coffee pots, Water pitchers
Tea pots. lamps, iCruet stadds.
Sundries.
Masons backing, Swinging lamps,
Shoe brushes, axe handles, Brass candle sticks,
Lanterns, selves, coffee mills, Sauce and fry pans,
ram killer, Tea kettles, grid irons.
Tobacco, cigars and snuff,
~ Constantly ON hand, fresh island butter, ground coffee, &c.
16l-d 7. M0SSMAN 4 SON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08

HALF BOXES e. BOSTON Ne. 1 CRUsH.
ed Sugar,
Han boxes East Boston Grsnulated Sugar.
Loaf o!azs just received PR eaippeship asy-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08

bremen cigars, init Havana; matches.
Birch brooms. cocoanut soap. Roman cement.
One inch Baltic pine boards,
90 tons West Hartley steaming coal.
Inc above rart Of the cargoof the = Carl Metcbers senfor
WI = ouered for sale on favorable terms upon Arrival. by
- & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08
Q r q
OF BREMEN BAR

OF DItE-NE-N DAMN
G ar1 NIolchcrs,
Meinert Fettjuch, Master.
lust ARRIVED FROM BREMEN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-08
Glass Ware, Crockery and Perfumer,

Gilt frame looking glasses, drawer looking glasses.
Casters, tumblers, porter glasses. white bowis.
White mugs. butter dishes, large blue cups and saucers
Brown spittoois, porous water bottles,
Clay pipes, Eau de Cologne, Florida water,
Genuine Lubin's Extracts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
A Guide for Guardians.

Mr.. Isaac n. Whiting, Columbus, Ohio,
has published a new law book: AGuide,
with forms. for Guardians of Minors, and
Probate Courts in Ohio; concerning the
relation of Guardian and Ward, with direc-
tons and forms, including Journal entries,
for all steps from the Appointment to the
final Settlement of a Guardian; containing,
also. the duties of Guardians, Wards, and
Probate Judges, in all matters Of Guardian
ship. By F. J. Matthews, Judge of the
Supreme Court of Franllin Co., Ohio
orc volumn, Svo., in Law Binding. Price,
S1.00.
The object of this volume is to furnish
q handbook to Guardians and Probate
Judges, in which they may have, in small
compass. the general principals governing
them the mode of proceedings in all mat
tiers touching Guardianship: with forms
pertaining thereto. 1t is very desirable
that there should be some uniformity of
proceedings and of forms in the various
Probate Courts of the State; and if that is
attained through the instrumentality of this
work, much which the author desires will
have been accomplished.
He has given a complete set of forms for
every proceeding in Court, from the appli-
cation for the appointment of a Guardian
to the final settlement, each section of which
proceedings is separate, and yet altogether
forming a whole. Thus, the work begins
with the application for the appointment,
and follows on, in regular order, with forms.
until the Guardian is qualified to commence
the duties of his trust; then follows the
proceedings upon exceptions to the bond,
the release of s%urctics, &c, &c. the pro-
ceedings to sell real estate, from the filing
of the petition to the confirmation of sale
ard deed to the purchaser, will be found
in their proper place; and so on, until the
closing up of the the Guardians trust, and
the suit BY the ward for the balance in his
hands. For sale at Geo. Adams Book
Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Deaths.

On Thursday, September LIST, in Galesburg,
Ill, C. J. HIRST, II. D., in the 10th year Of
his age.
DR.. II, was son-in-law to Garry C. Reed. Esq,
Of this County, formerly resided in Altoona,
Pa, and had just removed toTGalesburg, Ill
The Galcsburg Nonpariel. gives long obituary
notice, and speaks very highly of his character
IS a man and a physician,
At Cleveland, on the Both ult, SOPHRONIA
S. wife of William Quinby, of this place, aged
IS years. The remains of Mrs. Quinby were
brought to Warren for burial.
On the 18th inst, at his residence, Ar. DAN
lei GILBERT. in the 9Th year of his age.
Mr.. G.. was born in New London, Conn, re-
moved first to Conneaut, in this State, establish
Sd himself as a merchant in this place, about
40 years since, and was for many years one OF
the most prominent business men. In all the
relations of life he has maintained q high char
ecter, and by his death the county has lost one
( IFS most valued citizens.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19

SUPER. WOOL HUNG. 4 PANA,
- MA HAT:.at Pr. Z K COS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Judge Gholson.

So far as we have seen the vote report
ed, Judge Gholson runs well up with the
balance of the Republican State Ticket
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
Judge GHoLsoN's election, by at least
$4,000 majority, is the best possible res
ponse to the abuse and impertinence with
which the Democracy followed him through
the late canvass He will undoubtedly be
appointed by Gov. CHASE to Ell the vaean-
CIV occasioned by the resignation of Judge
SWAN, and enter at once upon his duties
The State is fortunate in securing so valu-
able an accession to its Supreme Bench.
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From Kalamazoo.

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 10.
In the trot to-day between Flora Temple,
Princess and Honest Anze for the citizens
purse of $1,000, the marvellous time made
by Flora Temple was witnessed by over
10000 people. The track, which is per-
haps the best in the Union, was in the best
condition. Princes. made the lst heat in
2:35; she broke badly on the second, and
on the third broke just as she crossed the
score, on the start, and made no effort to
get home in time.
In this heat Flora made the quarter mile
post in 80 seconds; the half mile in LOG,
and the mile in 2:l9 81.
After the second heat Anze was with
drawn. The day was a most beautiful one.
Flora, as she was led up to the Judge 8
stand after the last heat, was greeted with
cheers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Artificial Eyes.

We have just seen = gentleman, who had an
Artificial Eye inserted at the Prentiss House
by DIR. Knapp, the occulist, who visits Raven
na, every Monday. 1t moves in harmony with
the opposite eye, and no person could detect it
as an Artificial. The change in his appearance
was Notwithstanding a new countenanc-
and not giving him the slightest inconvenience
Portage Dem.
g- DR.. Knapp, it will be remembered, is
an experienced Occulist, having exclusively
treated Deafness, and Diseases of the Eyes. and
is visiting Warren, for 4 short time, once G neck,
at the Gaskin House. each Wednesday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19

GPRING STYLE SILK HATS.
T.P. REED L cos
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DISEASE OF THE LIVER.

By this disease we Understand IN rnasn.ton either
in the membrane or substance of the liver Known by
dali pairs In the right side the s'nmach always dis
oIdsred, the yellos tinEe OF The skin, dry cough, tongue
GATED, co-tiSeness, high-colored tIihe. I'D of a thick
nature; severe neakness and severe pziss in the he VI.
The quantity of corrupted huInurs in the region OF
the liver. Causes destructive secretion of the bile
The liver uhtn hea thy, serves rs 3 ht-r 20 the blood,
~ separate al imTurity from it. or to refine it. Vixen
diseased, It cannot purify the blhed. which. when rem:
&c the lun IS. bra, rs. ans other parts in a morbid COZ
dillon may caute Jaundis e. Consumption. Insanity,
a., and withholding the natlral stiIn1lan;s Ia the in
tesiines. causes Dyspepsia, Piles. an I other complaints,
81 you perceive tn. direc; way to u3raYel and tear the
Whole O. stem to pieces
A patient. suffering from this complaint, should re-
ssrtte speedy relief. Yet here are very few medicines
worth a G. r. in curing diseases. What then shall be
eene1 We say, use Ir Morse's Indian Root rilis.
IS Ihey ar composed OF pisuts and roots; they will be
found = sure cure for this painful disease, because
they purge from { . rody those corruIt ard starn ant
hunors. ami 81 cleanse. and renew the blood. which is
the sans-- no: oni Of the disease Of the liver and the
inflammation of th- kidney and the bladder. hut of eT-
cry drScription Of disease. From ihr-e to four OF sh-
above pills, taken errr ~ night on going TO he'd, will in
a few days. entirely relieve the body or everything
that Is OF pose to heath
De. AoRsEis Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers ia aedieines- Get I9, '59-ln
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Marriaqes.

In Vernon, on the 18th ult, by Rev. David
King, Mr.. WILLIAM MARVIN, of Atwater,
Portage Couhty, to Mics MARY A TRUN-
KEY, of Vernon.
On the 18th inst, in Christ's Church, by the
Rector. Rev. c.. S. Abbott, Mr.. THO'S. PARKE
and Miss ELIZA ANDERSON.
In Warren, ON the 18th inst, at the Eagle Ho.
tel, by Azor Abel Esq-, Mr.. JAMES GLEN.
ENCE, and Miss SARAH MORGAN.
At the Parsonage, in Hartford, on the 18th
nit, by Rev. R. W. Crane, Mr.. ROBERT A.
JOHNSON, to Miss RUTH ]. WALKER, all
of Hartford. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19

OYSTER BED DIscoyERED.-Last week,
says the Tribune, a party of five oyster
men, while up Long Island Sound, acct
dentally discovered an oyster bed off Nor
walk, Conn, which, upon examination
proved to be at least three miles in length
by two in breadth, the bed being at least
foot thick and composed of the largest East
Rivers ever seen in this market. The
discoveries swore each other to secrecy.
and resolved to make their fortunes; but
one of the party, going among the oyster
men of City Island, basely betrayed tie
secret for $500. The result has been that
over two hundred vessels have been at
work on the ban fishing up the bivalves,
and planting them for market purposes
On Monday last, a stcamtug went up, and
in a few hours landed over five hundred
bushels.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Fire at Madison.


Our reighbors at Centerville sustained
= grevious loss by fire on Friday morning
last. The greater part of the business por-
ton of the town was consumed. The fire
was discovered some where between two or
three o'clock in the morning. underneath
the building occupied by Mr.. o. Sewell as
a harness shop. and from thence the flames
spread Immediately, and so rapidly that all
efforts to arrest their progress proved una
v%ailling. The sufferers, and the estimated
amount lest by each, are as follows:
Smith & Bosworth, Steam FIGURING Mil.
loss from $4,000 to Sl0,000-no insu-
rance.
Howard, Blair & Co, Merchants. loss
s4,O00-insured $1,000 in Ktna and l.,
600 in Home. n. Y.
p. L. Stafford & Co.. Merchants, los:
81, 000-insured in Etna $500.
Ii. A. Roe, Cheese Vat Mandatory
loss Sc, 000-no insurance.
J. B. Hayden. Tin and Stove Establish
ment. loss 50. O0O-insured in the Home,
n. Y, $1,000.
J. Markt, Merchant Taylor, loss $500
insured in aetna $1,000.
O.. Jewell, Harness Shop, loss $1,000
no insurance.
H. F. Newcomb, Sash Blind Factory,
loss S500-not insured.
Mrs. eager, Milliner, loss S300-not
insured.
This blow is a heavy one for Centerville,
but with the well-known enterprise of her
people, they will overcome it. But here
after probably all will keep insured.
Friedrich Bets, a German from Bruins
wick, Medina county, and Dwight McLain.
from Thompson, Geauga county. jumped
from the window of the Harness Shop. and
one of them was badly hurt, and whether
he is recovering or not, we have not been
able to learn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Kinsman Bible LIS

desire through your columns, to acknowl
edge the generous spirit with which the citi
gems of Kinsman, have just responded to the
claims of the Bible cause for the present year
The amount raised for the cause, is one hundred
and fifty dollars and fifty cents, most of which
is already paid-the result of two days labor
in personal visitation.
Will not other towns emulate this generous
spirit. and be provoked" thereby, to "LOve
and good works"
1T. C. H~ARTSHORN,
Agent, A. b. S..
Rayenna, O., Oct. Is.
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b.. SANDS viii visit, every month. the following
70 CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

IRON DISEASES successfully trestsd, even
when given up by the most skilIful physicians
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases OF the Lungs.
scrofElous Affections Of the joints. White SEslIing.
&e., with all the varied forms Of scrOfulous and Scor
butte Diseases. are sace-ssfully treated. Ne where
can Consumpt.vrs resort with 50 serisin = prospect
Of cure.
The PatieHt is not under the absolute necessity OF
applying in person for treatment, though that is SsSi
-G5!r; but the case e vial OF urine) With a detail Of
GymptOms. will enable the Doctor to prescribe sue
eessfuIIy.
In the treatment ofths Diseases Of Women. DR.. Sands
follows in the footsteps Of the late distinguished DR..
NaHdevcer, whose successful treatment Of those dis
cases can he attes;ed by thousands Of females in all
parts Of the United States. For Falling Of the Womb,
LucOrrhea or Whites. &c. a care is guaranteed. DR..
sands treatment Of children is new anu successful.
SURGERY aRd Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures a return TO health. rikhsut q
resort to that fearful Instrument the knife. Or Sands
is = surgeon Of the conservative cisss, using The knife
only as 4 lsst resort
Dr.. SANDS will cure old sores ard all ~ervptivs dis
eases of the skin, no matter Of hoE eng siEndisE-
lie makes use of universal BOTANIC remedies no
CslOpel or other dele .rious drugs are used. Persons
from 4 sistayce desiring advice ard medicine, will
send 4 general deSs, .ption OF the urine. with a correct
statement Of the Cause and origin Nf the disease. and
q general history Of symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communications nust he addressed to
CLARK 4 SANDS.
Get !, ID. jamestown, Mercer Co.. Pa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19

An effort is being made by the friends
of DR.. Brockett, of Hartford, who is to be
tried next mouth for forgery, to raise 49,
600, the amount of his bail, with a view
of enabling him to absent himself from the
State without causing a loss to his bonds
men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
PoRTERis CURE OF PAIN.

This unparalleled PREPARATION is receiving more
tesr mon ala Of Its wonl-rfsl efficacy in removing
pans, than any other medicine ever offered to the pub
JIG An: these testimonials come not alone from tn,
iAnor>nt, but from persons Of every degree OF iutelli
KeEce ana every rank Of lie Physicians OF the FRS
responsibility have recommended this a. one of thS
most enectual in their line OF preparations for the ex
tinctpon Of pain.
Nrt ID 20 -ow
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9amt SntslI:ssnts.
Arrival and Departure of Nails.

Posr OFFICE, WARREN. ONO,
July LIST. 1853.
Y.xnrsfoen daily, arrives . p N. leaves II an
CIspeIend, do do ii am. do Bpm.
Salem. do do 7Pn. do Gam.
Sharon. arrives Tues Thurs. Sat. lox N. Leaves
same days At p m
~. GreenptlIe. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 N. Leavei
Tues. Thurs Sat. at Tx q m.
0rssrsBprgh. arrives Tues & Sat. by N. Leave:
Mon 4 Thurs at , a M.
n. n cid, arrives We'd Sat hy 9 m Lezvei
Tues. e. Fri stsam
Formiarfsn. arrives Tues. & Sat. by IL m. Leaves
Mon. & Fri at IL m
rc-tsH,v via Duck Greek, Hznnah's Mills. &C.. arrive.
2 idsys at S p IN. Leaves saturdays at ( . m.
IT. Nails which leave at or before g = r., are closed
the preceding evening at p m All others are clio
ssd half an hour previous to th-ir d-rsrture.
T. L. WEBS p. VI.
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Large Potatoes.
Ra-enna, O., Oct. Is.

The potatoes seem to be growing yet, not
withstanding the frosts. Mr.. Allen Waldorf,
of Brookfeld, brought to our Office a Coburg
potato, weighing 3zbs, and Mr. L. N. Al
drich of Fowler, a Pink Eye, which weighs 4
pounds.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
Our Floral Department.

The beautiful mammoth boquet of Dallas
Mrs. L. D. Grail, and is the product of the gar
den of Mrs. J. N. Edwards, of Garfield, and was
arranged by her.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19

fE'he Lie o y GEN. GARABALDIH
I The Roman Soldier. Sailor. Patriot and Hero,
written by himself. With sketches Of his companions
in arms. Translated from his private manuscripts,
nv DR.. D~ight. an.hor of the '-Rpnaa Republic in
lS4g." &c. &c.
Price 6 100. Just reed al ADAMS BOOK STORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-19
October Appointments, 1859.
K. H. SANDS, NJ. d.,
DATHOGENETIC Il URIPATHIC
puygUrIIE am x-paYOS

(0f tbs frr Of Clark & Sands, Jz-ss;Srr, Pz.,)
Graduate, In Is4a, of the College Of Phy,ieisns and
Surgeons Of the City Of New York, and hfteea years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
eas-s-ten years in the City OF New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for tne trestnent
Of Diseases Of every grade ana character.
TIE CITY HOSPITAL or n YoRK
About 9. 500 eases OF Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment Of the PLY sisizns
and Surgeons OF this Institution.
DR SANDS Ess a pupil of the late DR.. S-ett, Pro-
lesser Of Diseases Of the Lungs to the City Hospital.
AID to the University nf the City Of New York: zlss,
Student and Assistant Surgeon unIer those great and
TCecessful Surgeons, John Watson and 4. W. Stevens,
OF the City Hospital CT New YsTk.
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r ARGE STOCK Mems Silk. Satin and
II Cashmere Tests. Of superior style and msnufso-
ture. at y. p. REE s. COS.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland l. Toledo, Cleveland, Co
Iumbus & Cincinusti. Cleveland d Erie. and CleVe
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to CEscrin Falls, &c.
Z. Nautua with Hacks for Raycnns.
{. Breceyille with Hicks for Newton FAILS. &c.
Warren with Racks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
&. youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. sni thence By 2. 81. W
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
PED. 10, 1859. CiAS. L. RHODES Sept.
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MEMS GOOD BUSINESS PANTS,
VI from 81 s5 to s6,O9, at
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I ARGE LOT BOYS CLOTHING,
IL ofsTery style and grade. st
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE Of Real

u Estate. by order Of Probate Court
On the 29th day OF October, AID. le19, at one o.
clock. P NJ, on the premises in Pennington Town
ship. TruG Lull COUNTY, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest responsible bidder, ;he following real estate,
as the propersy ofJanes Z. Robe. deed. to Wit: Forty
eight acres in the forth east corner OF original lot
Nc. tx elye in said Far mir gton, and BOUNDED on the
north and easl by lot lines, on the south by lsnds
belonging TO aid estate and by lands owned by v.
WolcOt. ard +. Fuller. and on the west by the centre
Of the putlis highway, and appraised at . per
acre. the widows right Of do ser being relinqu:shed
for a specified sum in mOLey.
Terms OF Sale-0ne half the first OF January next,
the other half ore year from the day OF sale, with IN
terest. Psymeit.o De secured by notes with APPROX
ed surety.
JOSEPH II. wOLCoTT, Administrator Of
NJ 2. R0RE ascestsd.
Ysrningtsl, Sept. %, IsS9.-{v