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, 1859-09-05
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
brr rss:a A. o. 1s-s. Oliver r. Fuller AID EDWARD r.
F!.ch Va j, Il II. Arrry.aoa.
raiic y t;sv Is nerkty Gen n tae nd John " Me1r
to,n Of att hneat issue4 Of the n1ee -
the Clerk of tie csot EQUITY C.ct tout. taitd the r
day Of Aps.+t D. 49, tie suit Of the aid .ltxtf
Fulezet azanst ths estate o. the a,d Joha v.
Heyaacn fef The sa Of 70 Hundred and lr1>ix Dob
ar, ~. Ih} Nine teu:4- GrrI Il tho She1cs Of CouL
md h1e Ccaatea4 WITCH xal wit s aesn Ftukocd
eE.ed.
Nou, tsestE,rt, un!eA you, The szId Jehn u. Merry
shaa prs nay Be and Appear tefate The mid CoE
C-untF Ctus tout CT beore he art aAT q e ae1.
thereof II he holden II The Eour Hon In tho CITY
Of Chicago, tbs nssk Monday Of = psttae<1. A. D. s8
kre El~c a ATT pe7d t, the sai 2aat!ds aeton. jnd
nt1t VIII r ectesea 1Srst ynu aa IL !aEor CT the sa
Liver 2. Fur and Etw7tdB Fnoh. and much of
property ted cay te ucitat to taJ aa ND jd&
nsns I'D e46A, vii be sod to atkf{ The s.xne
WN. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
B. +. JAA1 F1b AHJ. sala AAsw
, 1859-09-05
E.t AsAr. Cenpi u So'r au:ta10-4w
xTATE OF HLISOIS-County

X Q: C-'S-ss. C1reut Court Of Cook Comfy Ssttef-
LEI las1 Utnfy u. SLICK William 4. 3aepa1,
i Il ..:.slT1,
.>cavt u lie nou. e.:teues Of W!I!aca 4. Shepard
tt crEk II SD C1tu:s Court ot Coax County S"tce =
l. ;ebt srea .2l II tah H. ShepA d, thAe sd
,l aaat -.ei Ii. BIZ Of cunp:4.: In said Court ,ae
h1srry ecf tie 18th q! tux,st, t3ss AD4
t lasus,i uut Ut E1t tostft 33lntg
a- 1rtt!4a's :ctl1Ale the trsk Aon4ay o. Sepeu.
atr ac1s l,:1 IS Is VI l-w r:i'l, 81.
Sn~. yuu- &te sid ltaa7 /. SAep1r1 Ah1 PR
a"ll,y Appea5 SAL Circuit Cout. Of Cook
eai. ;.s dEss eAy " Ii. Del. Term thereof to oe
Lolita Il o IN sa!d couItT. the srst AunGay Of
sept Es~E :3s md plead AnsEef de.ur 70 tas nd
Daats Ln of enmplant tae sana alA the matters
mi thlnk2 t1 en ehzet and s2ted r4 "
and teres entered axa!un you seeotitnx to tha
LrArrr ct SID It'll WM. l. GHtRcH Clerk
IhoAFH,J + BGACF, Fonc4ts Softs. anl1% AL
, 1859-09-05
NIIY OE CuICAGO-City Col.

~ lec4uE'. O1 ~. Sep e4.t-e. lss ~.
Solce hes.by gwen 1na- Lie os!o~tss WAf5ata azs n
1y bass for co.lr.tua:
N.ra.: No 81 $1va-FoE .r!-. xat.az ed Ma-at12,.
11s= MAG:soa s.eet, fruEa Aaf1A 1.AI " Neh4an
aTlnut.
Gu, ate sstE at 8, fcst ext Il t1- est ae II
{ AK -tsttt II the vtt curb loe Ct IN street..
Warm n - WsI-Fur k:7ii-s Esn:<n aseet- frnEa
t.. s.,u:1~-As-3 Pin 4rnat 10 Re-: fl.a:d -y;.5a-
N4r4t, No. 4-s Wes:-F.: E@cadaniz.a< Csaal Esset,
fo:c lie r::1t I-..Lo p .t7e<. TIA aGE.a
eGsbl4x VI Washirkta,4 Gt.tei-
Wa:.:.r. 4, .6e Noth-F4r hisng a.A curling Xeh.
s.-.. Tie e1st Tie nf Fr-akliu tbs ve.t
He Of M.,k*t sser anI Aat.es sEsxt fs"n tho north
l;ar II k-aze hsee: u h trntre of Els street,
All nr--.ots2te :ts.d f1~hwth to p1yszert OF
sLI Na-r-a's ny c-. u ce ut be t4;sesttt !.
the e:e Of s:e Is.rsEs A I'll. p.vneai oe
81 :sssx14-at. i. +. t. MUELLER
vi. .t..cfnt
, 1859-09-05

y O1 C0GE-H- Sdp&T1A C0UF{ df Chc4fn, Fng*ua6eF
TeEa 1872. Jaa ALI Pos:eoua ~. Tho P. Pu.ta-ua
II [ + .crry.
~ aY.t " The ntn.redd me- nf Thntnas P PorteouA
AetH1rt = ore named Easing be- air4 In tar on Of
the e.k cf szit Superior Court u CaC1S1- Notice ID
lerr. E:vea 10 Lie aIt Ia mas r rorteoaA TIA, JaA
Asa Pure tie complainant, 81 Der h Of e.opalns
IN C.,uEt, ul CL1art1y Nt4 1hcE-of on th. 7@sh
~ 1. Aut lss aat IL It Liz reupon la1ued
ai sa t1aIt salnt e4t deftd 4ntA retu1aase on 'as
Crst 1tlndI Of yeEnh-f Isl BY W required
Vow. uass, you sad TLamas r. poreous shal per
&uay be I'D Lei <a1 erioE C.uEt VI Chls,xo
&ftn4 CGutr, ar: .ay Of the ts1H thereof. to te
hIts II t!c.Eu u SD County. the drss Aunday u
Ss>e as<s. !sas A1t ,!e1 aa4~rs i'mur 70 the sd
rs'r AG4lts III eunp 71 the aad taA matters
atd thing t1t:e caxst and sted Ht te tken -
fseG, asi dree eats:ed Axalf yo0 according 70 ths
pVa3et ii - i sLl-
WALTER KfNDALL- Clerk.
Cr+vt - Akn
, 1859-09-05
k,IDEWALk NOTICE.

~ t3,y t:rrss nes X, t'A@l-o. L., sc,t l, 1850.
idt;:t Ss.cr !. Lr:y .lYret slal tn~ e:a' t"uaeu
-tt-. IRA
lie >.uti. IL pf Haa4sa ru-u it>E~ ,tEe.t
n. t!:. ",s. lG|ts' 1*aEr ftet !e q:
tsen p4k aksns not !rss Tim by A!lIta tak
+f.k ut ;:' t.- t- .aJta z9rt IL tet~1en
t4eIa. 20 f eEt: x-4':r-
%H slt 4lati uhstrlese II tne Eaah.eT
required tr tie ur,.tts reLae t" .exzlk1 ca or sefre
tie Lay et ac. Isl i Wiz H bull By tie Stree
tuLEtrer, a2j lie xss the premise. ctasse-
LIS tatre1 H. H. khE4sA4AN
s.i.iH-1t.. CRY Clerk
, 1859-09-05
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, COUNTY
~ or COOk Ss-supt7iot Court Of Chtesxo. :epse1n-
her Tem L. D. isos- Geosxs Il R<A ~ George L MAJ
eh,II-Atactaaert .
Pubic Not.es i ksesby gtvsA tc IT, nd Gso!9e 1,
XArh. thas TIT ot Ats.eanfss ,sSsd ~ c. e - M o
HID daT of AUNT. 4 D. lsaa- II ~ sut II les
nd Geo L. Rea % aeaea - saa.s y ~ 40 -
49, tot IN iEd hnetf ten decssd TO AhA SaeTtf
Of Geek eorp:; vei nd vii has bsaa 'etaz1sd s1s-
eutet. u.rh.u .A.n
soozy ee naA appear eetoEs =. sap<ror Cea Of ChEa
sost T. i 4. Geu71 oa. u - sty of Chicago i, IN
Na45 e str:ene 4 IT, - - E.. spsaa - -
ssaias - "a Il ts1or et he aid Gsness H. IA "a
much Of ~ 2rope4ty aakAs4 = nay = ss:iss -
M N.KNkALL a1kk
Go11n1, WAnx 4 JAxsux, Px& Any.
Ck41aa- A1knk NJ, IL, eRi$%tsa
, 1859-09-05

I; The Btate election in Vermont takes place
Tomorrow, Sept. 9Th. In Maine On the Monday
following, the lsth.
, 1859-09-05
0FFICE OF SEI]r. OF Pl DLIC
\JWor.*-t'.ty + Chicse'. sect ra'' : 1t 1872

IT. PROPERTY OWNERS On k1NZlE~aT.
Not:s- is AersoY gi;e: thai 'wn:rs u isre:tx E@z
en- n!E:r -ts,-. .'tt tr@ 81 &C. IL LIZ A'1!
Il. l,c q: the Lt!-sa l.vrr ~ - Il "sea " .Gd
walls eat q LIE Eu4.:xay txt s:Itsi. r!aatc VIII
ar u.ter It the t,a cuHe PISS i August H. fa3.
tie Eth day Of s-:tut+r r-x,. feE M III :ur e Es +
..tr ow-efs will AZ. a.lo #.t 70 90 ~ VI sid
wrrk. Il. CLsr ELhSn.
rel aey41tt ears- 1rt = ~ot4s-
, 1859-09-05
TTTY of CI|fCA(3D-t.ity Col

~ !ettr:'- tE5e. Ausut l.h. tf>9.
Notice hf:say given lsa4 < 1au~.Ix W2EaatA ara "A
NY L md f'r cc!.,ce:i:-
warrant NJ. ~. >ousa-For Cling. vninx an1 patins
U.a1o .t.t-t from. t.s uHEA Il: fladas .tnrt
10 he S.i.h iu- ai Ai,:ls -trrrt
Warm NJ. ~, Souti-fSf ,lSve.aE M-r:34a 'h~s
fr7l larl ;h tEet II 1Frfth Et4eet II s%tx el
Wa sr:t
War Aat M u. >vu:h-Fs AAc41ac1rI O.. s:-e.: tsu
Site -itot s:-4. 81 e-t
w4r-aa' M. -. W. t-Fs r: Liz S2.c. s.rsst ffco
f.ac1ls.r, {. i, Tie f.:ss.
WA-1.t J. ~, nt:-tAg ITl! n: VIZ: T1g.,: street
fin ;Ia,ted :, the Gf4lch Of tie Gt.cto
E!:ts
W.1-a,,' 4sl. Tet-Fu opuns Alley . !tct wae.
rE1.H Ea.t III N.> t-I.u-h usok xtise III N The
C.n4 Tr-~ - >a'si ri, .: tas Wet u a. d tie
Wel a. tb- NGy.Aca-s 4 Il Sec. l., TuVp -, Nuf1h
RaEte - Est If Thru 81.
Ha.E4-s No IT,, Npca-F1r 1Hax, k:7atas aad plank
i:g [stA;a from tie p1nAuZ Wel.s Il eet 10
En.IA:I~ -tze ! 4iI'Ee.
ALL PEf.>: NJ :-3Ie,ss1 fartk With to takt psT
taes nf .4i WARRANTS E4s ,.ace, The wi 1r e
I ht Il the Cut I'D Vi p-r.ra, 2a.e to the
pa s14ezt VI a4ld asscasGcc.s.
~ i. -. MCELLER.
, 1859-09-05

SmEM =; Ahh e?t:l: o.s: SVt1cE .':*s: Il s,,.
i:c tu::cr !, .4rrr til, TIC CoII,en e. .ocl
har- ,+.ies,-ta Stir~a!x m i- constructed. a- t,i"~s:
ia Ls N..t .:t II -rI N Lake 1t.ttt
Il, aim street. The Wrt ly4.-n- s1 ttct Eds, It
l,ch p!aaz laid bearings uf n"t e-s thaa: by &inca "ak
sAa:k !r ;.tu LII t.Atl The earth sc1 u b+s"txa
item. fIF.1 erea fraEs. .
Sw ua.tno Lar e:ai. X celSratcd Ia tie aHatF
,eCul.el oy The O-!ance rr!are 10 sde~Ik. m or l
or The llh ely u September. l. il viii " tas ny Eae
strtst rot mi the ctst xseescd Oh The peGs4
seI.noS;;.tM IT, KREIsNASS. CITY Clerk
, 1859-09-05
Bags.

CHICAGO BAG AGENCY
~ e7a Sau!a Wue, st.vet-
SEAMLESS GEAlS EAGo II ya,.ou, .,les a:a quail
Ge%-
FLoER sArKS~-aalzez q:.atess c:xa,b,-rra:-. ~
order ef Al,E desired pa:setn.
HAM =-t'kS-tvtgy re used.
4hANf nAli;%-rw, aa'! 'l:.e at:4ae!S-
Co1.nal-,ru Nese:4aa:a M:trrA GHet1s a1d F'cTshn
Dealer. Ind tEyt ~At1 oar AS& pF-
4ara &4.l:sL HAWK EaafAAf-
, 1859-09-05

TONMISSIONhnS' NOTICE.
~ rualic Nct.ce Is hereby g1en to al peE,on< !nsAr
e:d liza; tue cv1li asoIe.s a5e.std tht
Cnt1It Gil o. IN. c:r Z! tSl II as+'Ir Ct
SrEv t+.a Hualtv and Eighty l1...sA ts.sot, u,sa
ns cite in the soIsh bfy4'a by them de1atd lttt-
t::.I Ly lie esaEs a S-avex OF N!enSaa AseEGe fsuca
L4kt stree. 10 44!osra s.rer', Will meet At Roocs NJ
til the car1 1l-u>e the sh es Ut -, 1tdn- li' at
hour II Lea olucE r. The .,puer ef making sa4
1ssGsA.4r1t tED. IL GRAY,
+. 4. BRAGG col.f1.
INV. xiAMEHYAS.3
f1t,;sa-1 Arso..t :i.a, ~ aus5.EtEs-lGt
, 1859-09-05

(,TTY COLLECTORS NTOICE.
~ NOTICE /. te-r ksssa 10 al p r.oss s,:t to the
T.. r:thls It MA:l.,n strs- >.uh tu .ck-
'.e. a. tcr a.ant u. b, dsied Junr l.h, 1::i,
H. III = aid pai
ur IN ~ FIRE til. .r.eLl cay " y rte1h:s Ee1 pay
liz VI r. a... viii b. LafLr.l rs ., il7:r,..l.ey
I.f--1f r.. A. K. T.. u E.LLER,
I3,t
, 1859-09-05
Special Aotiees.
= It is quite 9 common observa-

sB 1t is quite & common observa-
Et=, tA4: sccAznbaa IL .kl*. cpss Of tia cra:s
rr;:n< upcr oA e1t Tocne. an scattering x.ts:r ii
takh. g: &e1-ac4ssu. .;ut al wa+ lave tvcr sn@etd
'hecgs ths south sue EA. lzi.t ,h.snfh any retcn
6: sLe sfor q! Tx uouur5 have n9cct Mat tEeEs
usaats tA' nsr* PEeyArEt kHlor: AsasHA tlah t1n
sS2s.or Day anst day, thc. a:eEnissS ahAE&. Ii
With rssvera g. e!sd cs:.::~a: with scves Ao-t
sf taeu Ed *Asy C1. r sEe viz Las ever seea q
sI2A!eacet tbs e.e4e IL " SsssTt thai re Aiate
~las IA .S4l-: ercr sn! Axus. 1Ls daos7tEss st
,eneay f7 II. &; rr1. aa ser4 hr considered public
te.rf,c:o., 4,.. DH. !. ilo .TETTEE'S DlTTEKs l.
Es n4ln>y, VI ll.1w tro;a = r'7An4 tsiA!-
r.. ..,r ,y n.:,*. ~ t:ul',s geac:av. c7e.yvAs-c
tr:t1;:s 2~ .... -...--. ...
ry,:~ ilsrav.,!:t .1ar.vll'a!! Mara
W.T.. -1 ,+'n,.: ~'4: 27e4as-:.op l'7wp "a, L.-
G-yu II. i>sa.:f, Ca IL iuss I.-i:siaE Sick Head.
ST., Pr v-1tas TN i:.s. F:E ..ut, all !y1aej":
cr.!a se!J h., Ii s..e..a!t pl..:4~ al. ta.cy Cue :.
Etai~.t- AZ ty tts 1r9;r.t>ss F5:ee - e."@.s.
ClAEl.Es ERNEST \ Co. Sc Aa!art L.ae N. 7.
81; w.. 1ceos:;:sh a.: Liz: .:s,ei fs' l. I'D
r~. tie {. H.. J.. tlcy vii sat:
Na-"i;a."
s:~"=-:ts IN: Bi:A''<E!iELy. - l;roa.way. w:
- Tho>e w.o a7e Curious TO
w:.ea,u ue v..1,:.:. L :*:ta ~a:eA y. c->r-i1.
G3,e zaha-1 L-,-. H. :. ~ H.. s5,:G lie ns'u-
1a147r Of VII. o.. ..i:~. - .st l., VIZ
nd tir ns!,e j., = 'r. !tsio: E'cs. AL. r1.a.
lc G.ete curious - -u~::''v - 10 ssa''1~ ca de-
t1, TX s.t.t:.. .1u e i.1'a @te. slsvtteG 10 tle
ec,t tttty
c- Nolice.-Thc undersl gnc1,
Sock. L. Nc E4:k q N-c." Gec:E1, S7s
~ lh+ 1av s Ca - raa!c ,;::2at;} iia!lc fus
IL T. af g II. ':-.t ~ll l.. t-E"a by u' CT
;,... q. t.s 80. .rsz "ea:csy i ::42a VI. oEo.
" il. L.. r. IN Ell l. 10
- -; D,. sv,.!ye's I-nlall Catarrh He-
r,.,-yryr:, y. IL. 2:2 ;'e,1.ancn: ~ "a
t,.!i ua!,. rs f. II E.c!.:.te co:7.er cf Lake
-. W. ec. :. t:.i!..!. u.I IT.. Particulars Of dis.
e.. e: viii c = a..y %..e-: &irua Il" se'esE q:
.tr, .,...-r --s;;., 4-lt:f:La
, 1859-09-05

-
Il- ~ 1~;,as:aS 2 .-1Sp UNIVERSITY; @ az COW
~s:l!F II .loy ;te co1s7y Lie wro an aou:.
~: RI t.f Clty 4! cEieaEo.
Tey tt4ti At !;.~ Fort. q tie We, ''ans o' ie
M .tvae1 tY: :Ttt fr. :'nrc te t-Grs u ;!.e
I-.Gt .+.Li IL I'll Lnrti firm fkc1.n, tn u
s.,- " t.~ Itta;'J :ra - .H.lLtr Ealrtac+, a4oun-
EIr-A! - =! -+Gs.t r. e.::.4, tti Ii III
u;:trt tie s!,- Lclt!:A
&c % IT 1ccsGtc y ts
Et ~ ~ i. t'.t W.s:t.. r2.;t'y.
4 Academy La4.k I.he pr 5-7'f7y deIstI-e-t G..
L.. rtrt 'v) l,4s t:c"2 tis ,.st aua !.
nc = II .p.ra. o2 c!:-1 IT :. T. aie-. \.
L"-~ '.-srr"! !'rT' St't ind n"'e f4za i'1t3
..v-u....:2: Lave e.tt:-i 1dl!h thu laA ?fll.
j. ad !.:oi:o tie :: -sa. tlEish train: A. acehnnc!?
tAkiI ii. tpEliI,tH tcket. ~ III!
tt .. t4.:. t.-As eve'y evclnE aud TcitEt s'-
s.rs: II. v i. III tv ~. ie viii thc:r I'm ls.at ac..
4 1. h,.e! h4>' f1,acd It'd In rrcee7tui e,e'at@
tt:- or Va. TAa.- ,
Tie !.lr Foe: ta7e ..o few lots, Iaostiv
t..'3!.s },1ri yi:s ~ lie t>, cts1hiAe fT1
tLrr- r4e4. w:.l VII 1t L II ele irse
s:d II. LAna ti'4r. -,
' }a< w:: :hc jus. +rsc .2t ere. tTt:7e
II, ..;c i9..-- With u lie l-!1as .ei:ns.E I" tie Il.
vt-. sad A.so5aoE Ill Fref1u. to XII few III !1s
!. ar.n ~4s LelG tor !:.=44te ILL !oFen4t2t -aa
CT t.T.'! :. -. -. .,4
II 80. 4..!= . Il. LII lEh tEe teS: o. i,s
&C. t'I"x.S. ls!..--s. i'GlEls rA1E, 49,
, 1859-09-05

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
k1!yo .set cr1er Ct Ru.n Sr1"s?. et-cct.. Price
ss,sa>-el 50 ca.h- ss-a;.~e Ii. =, Aat Year,.
L.1.5 f-t m Wltr sre. ntat Grce1 E.y i;4a With two
fr4:Ie hou4a, lrcc tt.b4).
E&zloo feel Illinois. Dearborn ktrnc:. !th two fr.e
kouet. two stn-; l,st. rH-c as,1J,, y caAA, sl-l
aac+ n |, ind ye-sas
u. II. THOMAS / CO.,
No. Mcl'4:>. t'a!1rcii Block.
dAik,Atn.tL=1 i.a1k i M:..nI..1un
, 1859-09-05
or St'pT PLBIIC

~ W.!s~-t.;;. f'''i'.n ~rt. II ls'1.
aei ,r,,s Al, t* cet3ri ralt Tlut~aT : ?. ita
ts:J y. I;,rr., a.!,~4 T. ~. e42- La. t1. -
hri....s l-,:..h .tk IT,. II -i =. l. -.
81 ~! the ii Hi Etr the aatic on de In naT
i; E:la EA.ku lid Il. l.artust.ncbt It Airy
.t1nEsl Eu:. IL c >tI. - .cI I1I:e,- II ''t ily
/ rr. rel it I;.t'L 'Lt.tELANI>, >u.S.
, 1859-09-05

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Iua.ic Ss;iee Is hereby g1en 10 ~ peEsons lEs+r
s,et tat The sned coG n.ioasr& sTInte! ~ 1Aa
Csou EoHa,iI 1t tat Iy + G. lnk 10 aAe-A tit sr'n
Il Txtsy- Va IIua Ind ~! ,t.:toop, u7n rv
e4~se l.: the utA u! ssoE. By he.4 u.ea t<n .t by
tie cus:izs .nd e:ave.tu1 II Twelfth stse
k:rvt u =. .reHa-. Vii. a,-et Raa.n NJ IN tie
ces! Ho4: On sae ssA a.y uf s+rtnr l5e astht hoat
Of II O'clock, l. T. til puFu,- VI nI4.s at 1<2ess
Me2t. GEO. ~ GRAY,
F. 4. liRAtiG. : CIl's.
IL = ZIN4ERMAN.}
Ch.c4xa. Ay-:st eEuL l.sJ Aa.pc.E}tGt
, 1859-09-05
I DlIlNlSrKATOKo NUIlIE.

S.ttei is A-r-,y siyro Ia: tie une. -! ALa.G,-
.a1rlx a.1 Aat. " i:!r -sA:t ~ Is !" L7;t
.n }at- # esrtv. Ma. +. ~4i a:'n't ,ii-h an
tuu1,tT .a.k nt r.ak ,rntv III trr:l liz ~! -
he aplr., ,.s- t''ls1 Hse n 'ts::' t'' n -asd
Auntr .n the H7% n.I* RI y t-t-tE uest :: h-t ipaa
IT .tttan! ard A.. y. .l.+ ~ <Ad 10 ~'iaak
II Eer+fi h -hf* as's' ~! *Ian ~
hr-rt7 not!se ed Aid .o1p-LI Attti t9uF Il r lid
tup<< ef th:i. ea'ls A':aa'ea ~ y. rssa. =
a N to u uade1 Uxasl MARI LC Ctl.:,n. A'!nE.
JAMES u, ,LCULAM, Ad'rk-
rAIa<n. A7ku II -. AIS ..:5' '~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-04-20
9satbs.

IL wir1so- On A. 9a,, ia rnn,ion
Mr.. JAMES Nc" RIGHT, aged % years.
In o,vsu Anr;I o1 Of disease Of tho .,or,ob
~,
Mrs SATAN hlLLlAhD' eonsor' oil Isaac I'LL
lard, Esq, aged 62 years.
T., G,s,.r,, n, S,,,-3.r tba o,L, ;,st o,h.
residence OF Or. ,. , Judd, Dr-F. NJ. JUDD OF
Williamsfeld, Ashtabula county, formerly OF
R.,h.J cor,
FOR MN the sun had no spicndor; The stars no
instre; The world for which he had txlrts'ed so
much iondness' had now grown dark as II over
shadowed by a cloud; The radiant smile OF JOY
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The OberIin Rescue Case.

During the week past. the trial Of one
of the 81 citizens Of Oberlin for rescuine
a fugitive slave who had been trapped
into The hands of the kentucky slave
caichers, has been in progress in Cleve.
land.
The organic tion of the Federal Courts
has often been the subject of comment.
but never has such bitterness been felt on
the subject as now, when it is seen that
for the trial Of political officers. juries
are Systematically packed SO as TO ex
clule any bu; partizans of the admins
trstion from the jury box.
The Indictment in Che case tried, was
based upon the supposed fact that the
man Jennings from Kentucky had taken
possession of the fugitive by virtue of lis
agency for the owner.-the proof on the
other hand showed that he was taken by
virtue of a warrant issued by the US
Commissioner for the Southern District
of Ohio. and they showed that warrant TO
the rescuers as their authority.
F., That warrant was of course no better
than a mere blank paper in the Northern
District of Ohio where the fugative was
caught, and this fact as well as the vari-
snce between the proof and the indict-
ment produced a conviction over the
whole country that an acquittal was GER
tain. Under these circumstances the
verdict of guilty" was in itself regarded
as a gross outrage upon the forms of a
Judicial trial, and in itself a wicked act
CT political tyrsnny (; but in the conclu-
ding scene after the rendering CT the yer
dict, the Court and the u. S. District
Attorney SO completely eclipse the jury
IN their servility to the slave power. and
in a villainous disregard of the rights of
freemen. that the public indignation cen
ters npon these criminals in high places.
We give The whole in an extract from
the Cleveland Leader of the 18th. We
are since informed that Judge Willsonhas
become sensible that he has gone too far
in the refusal of a new. jury to the &C
cused. and has ordered a new panel to be
made.
This acknowledgement Of error. only
proves the %tyrannical injustice of the act
which he retacts from, and it is too late to
prevent the spread throughout the State of
affecting of mingled hatred and contempt
for the action of Federal Courts, on po-
liiical questions at least-all such at
tempts TO enforce a hated and unconstitu-
,iossl law among the people OF Ohio. and
then to add insult to injury. will rebound
upon the mead of the party which makes
them. and upon the accused pro-slavery
cause which is al the bottom of them all.
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GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.

hoRsHAE IT,, Montgomery Co. Pa, March Il, IS.
ID. I. M.JAcKsoS: Dear Sir:-AsI consider your
hoonands German Bitters an invaluable medicine,
having witnessed their great curative proprieties in
several instances In my own family, I deem il a duty
4 oNeto my friends and the public to inform them Of
1t in this manner:
NY son was n long time afflicted with the Liver Com
paint and debility ofthe system. for which he had the
services OF several physicians without avail. Finally,
1 procured a bottle OF the Rittsrs. and through their
use he was entirely restored TO health. Ny daughter
scme time after exhibiting symptoms Of the same dis
ease. we again resorted to the Bitters. 1 would state,
by the way. that she had for a long time been suffer.
ing from severe Neuralgia. and her breath was very
oHensive; she also became so extremely weak that she
was unable to leave her bed. After commencing The
use OF the Bitters, she improved rapidly. and In one
week vas able to pay a visit to her friends at Chestnut
uill, and soon became entirely restored to health
Ay vile also uses the Bitters, and thinks there 10 no
medicine like them. Whenever she feels weak or ner
Nons' or her stomach appears out OF order. she takes
one Or two doses, which Immediately restores her.
hoping this may prove OF service to my friends, /
An Yours, respectfully.
CHARLIE 8. R0RER.
ASK Tor highlands GeragH Bitfers, and take moth.
,hs else: They are prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson,
no. az Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa, and are sold BY
druggists and storekeepers in every town and village in
the United States Cansdas, West Indies, and South
ameaisa. AZ - cts. per bottle April I3-aw
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Union School Election.

The Election for two members of the
Board of Education of The Warren Union
School is to take place on Saturday next.
We trust no voter in the Village will
forget to vote at this election. The sue
cess of our schools oughtio interest every
citizen, and it should be regarded as a
sacred duly 10 take part in the selection
Of school officers, and 10 feel a personal
responsibility to secure the right men for
The position.
The people are satisfied with the Union
School plan, and are both willing and
anxious 10 have il made as thorough as
it is capable of being. No opposition to
the system, as such, has the remotest
chance of success, and our only fear is
that apathy aud carelessness on The part
Of the frit nds Cf the schools may throw
the management of them into the hands
of those who would cripple their useful
ness without daring openly TO avOw en-
nifty 10 the schools themselves.
The management should be at once
economical aud liberal, for the two th:rss
are moi Inconsistent, and the members OF
the board of Education should be men
who will understand how 10 unite the two.
The report of the Board which was
presented at the meeting in Empire Hall
a T W weeks ago, will be found in anolh-
er part of the paper, and We hope it will
be carefully read. Much mere gossip
and missialement has already been laid
at rest by the presentation Of it, and we
are confident that lis publication in print
ed form will be Of general Inleres, 10 the
community.
Ii will be remembered that at the
meeting we have re ferred 10, the general
satisfaction felt with the report of the
Board, as well as the fact that The present
Members are still: personally responsible
for pant of the fund borrowed 10 complete
the school buildings, induced the unani
nous passage Of a resolution that Messrs.
Fl. B Perkins AID /. l.. Fuller be the
Candidates Of the friends of the schrols,
for reelection.
We hove not heard of any opposition
ticket but We hope the vo;e viii be ss
fua as il a closely contested Election
were expected, when a single ballot
nigh; determine the result. We want
not cniy an election, but an expression
OF the feeling OF The people.
Remember tina, HE polls will be held
at the Treasurer's Office in The Court
House, opening at ten O'Clock q. NJ. and
c'osing a, toEr P. g.
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Ashtd6ula and New Lisbon Railroad.
the Board of Directors Of this road
were in session here on Wednesday,
We learn hat they determined to re-
sumo the prosecution of the work from
this place to the P. Fl. w. d G. r. r.
Immediately, and finish the grading and
have the road bed ready for the iron by
fall /; and TO have it ironed and in run
ming order as soon thereafter as it can
be done. A resolution was passed to
apply all the stock subscribed in Garfield
and Green townships to accomplish this
grading, and there is probably enough
subscription to do it, if it shall all be
promptly paid up. There has been a
hesitancy and backwardness on the part
of many about paying their subscrip-
tons ; giving as a reason their fear that
the road will not be made. This reason.
we think, is groundloss now, if indeed
there ever was a foundation for it. The
road wH be built. The mineral resources
alone the line. now being rapidly devel-
oped, will Infinitely effect it, and it is a
mere question of time. The solution CT
that question. however. lies with the
people along the line, who are 10 reap
the direct and immediate benefit. They
have the power TO solve it at an early
day. The ~pecuniary ability TO complete
the road exists within them without a
peradventure. The exertiou Of tie sCiH
is now all that is needed to place us ia
immediate connection with the rest of
mankind, and TO make available that vast
mineral wealth which a kind providence,
ages ago. deposited under our soil, only
awaiting the energy and enterprise of its
future occupants TO develop and render
valuble. The time for that has come,
and if we would gain the reasure we
have but 10 make the proper exertion.
Arrangements. we understand, are in
progress, to obtain the iron, and have il
in readiness as soon as The grading is
finished. Efforts will also be made to
contract the road north TO Niles as rapid
ly as possibly /; and if these efforts of the
Directors are seconded, as they should
be, by the citizens generally. the con-
n%ection between the P. Fl. w. d G. r.
r. and the C.. g. NJ. r. R. may be com
pleted at no very distant day, 10 the
great profit of both those roads as well
as Of the country generally Cdmfed
Correspondent of the Re1iStr.