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, 1859-07-06
P1pAl Nuncloa and the Wharf.-The Doc.
tr10e OF the Catholic Church.

iFfnm the FJccntns Jo0fnal.l
The Aoaiteur Of Paris contradicts the story
that the Nuncio at Vienna, took IN active part 10
the public exercises in the Cathedral Of The
Austrian capital, asking Of God success for the
Austrian arms. To hare done SO would hare
been serious departure from TINT position of
neutrality, taken BY the Pope, aud most fitting
the Vicar Of the Prince Of Peace. The bishops
Of Austria and Of France, respectively, ask God
TO bless the arms Of their campatriots, This is
all right. The opposite course would be strange,
and would show m unhappy estrangement Of
the clergy, from The body Of the nations to which
they belong.
, 1859-07-06

We Oh ".ved In the Auditors Office yesterday, saurc
Of wheat from the farm Of Col pui5 ia Lawrrncc county
which was remarkably 6nc even for southern lnn lie
kernels t1y large sud plump aud the sze of the hes
betokcn Yield that viii make the faIuers heart ead.
Many OF The zelda has sccton # The t1e will produce
full = brshels the Of tue vrry 1 quality of ga.
SIZE .fu.FAd,
, 1859-07-06

4 URORA STITUT E
IA -Axp-
CLARK SEMINARY,
is1. ! lestsi .. 1t EoEa. Ksse County. H.. safSy-
The ln>tutoa o. the .s1k Of tie Fox River oresoeks
the eit AMI NJ diversified country, nd is
ansFIy 1a u "a; "a \ tfn M o9 Th s. sgs
Provisions nads sea!e e1ente! IL aaosa
complete dls on Of tar and insure the sreaess e1eeien
9 il tke departments u Instruction and the kr:e.
Kitchen. Isnndy ), nia.F.,oa. 1esa!ns Room, Lasera.
Literary soe<1l 4e- &C. Evsry Arrangement thA& much
aad seat!on IN tie bst Easteu Institutions
c0ut sreSt and capital and enterprise pEnv{it.
h.s l ae for the pEps1e health md comfort of s1u-
COURSES OF STUDY.
THr CokNoI Eza1isH RzA1cnts will receive SPECIAL
provided for both ades and gentlemen 1hese b .
ine i s1eea .horoaxhstss i Lstn Gieef md Gi,se:
h1t1cS- The tokklRc1AI CuVAk1 u ~ extensive and
tho"akh ia. q ~ ~ Mercantile col'*tea and es
p'aetscai iaysician aad Surgeon AbDer Ha.d u D..
viii .se weekly Lectures Illustrated wh 1keeton- on
ia9s 1sSas Ghsnsiy Geeo.g tsns t. s. s. Wse1,
A. H., Superintendent Of the Illinois survey.
The NSpxEN LAsGEAeta are taught bT persons VIA
In The bErA11AExr Mrslc-rocal and Instrumental
full and thorough arranged tn the ehaEe Of ~
sas ln,ftss<1 ossenea to quality Rnp. 70. sts:ains:
In eTsry DEPARTMENT !. OUT purpose to s,ash thorough
instruction. and II ~ 70 foaf asto b ~ss < rrae n III
He term commence. September 1s lss. For c!sgua..
eon,aiaax tuu Information address he principal G. ".
ocEhEAc IL ill., VI BES92uis fs;91u I'll HACKNEY. President.
Rev. lkv1 tEs<A $eesetasJ. jA&sm-d5'9
, 1859-07-06

e Since Dr.. wipdship declared himself 4
gant, strong men are turning up rapidly. The
Captain William Story, IL brother Of tue late
Judge Story now livins in that city, and verg.
ing tou ards ninety years Of uge, WAS possessed
of remarkable Strength in his earlier years. lie
has been known to raise with ease eight fifty
sizes By each hand, and could lift IN anchor
weighing s4l pounds
, 1859-07-06

Tho Knchctter Fu. r says that the wheat crop ct this
county u tim o better than was anteipatsa sons tine
of .upcrGr quality. The crop Is also coming
finely. The farMfrs are much encuurzgeI.
, 1859-07-06

We hear good accounts Of the crops u Jacson county,
Wheat turned out we'll en- !. doing remarkably we'll and
ket. but IN few dy4 buyers will BE- able 70 procure fu1
suppliee.-L&1;fo tsA=ale.
, 1859-07-06

New York Bank Statement.
NEw Iosk, IuI5 a-Thc Bank statement for
tue week has been made, although eight banks
hare not reported Allowing them tue same
rate rs last week. the amount Of specie gained is
a,0lV: loans {to4 yN01.
, 1859-07-06

ELxnAR7, W1a., JUNG :0tl,


Edltor4 Press Tribune:
We have had few glorious showers within few days.
Just Ia time to Spring crops Winter wheat Is In
jusrd more or eaa Ia this section hy open winter nd
grass will be ve1y light this coming harvest. Eds
, 1859-07-06
Probably Fatal nlneae Of SecrciaxT
FloYd.

Floyd.
AWashington Correspondent Of the St. Louis
R<puNiaan says:
II regrrt to report the continued i'll health
Of Secretary Floyd. who Is row soiourninr Ut
the Military Asylum, near this city. His late
trip 10 Virginia seems to hare had bat little
effect upon bis disease, aud his friends are seri-
ously apprehensre he will not recover. 4
member Of the Cabinet, who visited Cor. Flofd
ycste7dny, IN The country, expresses the opinion
that his disease will probably terminate fatally.
his family arc anxious for him 10 retire from
the Cabinet, and he may do 50 ut m early dav
shouid his residence in The conntrS not produce
u change for the better"
, 1859-07-06
M ORE TO De ADMIRED
1FA THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADHM
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Had Of Haix.
Bees.'sni. tae osnaneas 81 A.re1 r,ssskt for Il
skh, de ehxsk lie - T. s.t. = Ell e
" eeth y those Of pe.. the heat Il bes eoses.
% s Tz :,Tss III. T e. sf;
as i. IT. "a
1 fsss.rz: ' <@ '' ''' as'< '0A celebrated f''a's
Ew Tor. April lash, lssa-
~ ~ uadef or e tnIi1, 1s.ssoo sae . e. S
hair 70 il ona1 color: about ahe time Of ny Arrival f
IS 4 s}{ ssssa9 y s' 1s1
srsa sdfaa hne eons..es your n*ss9ra!se =
1Aa ae7ras, 1onsss t1a'3; '3;1nvpa
~D4,@h ~ a-yued5ds:.
,,x wn.s SA:.s7fzt *; f3zs c1m1. 1.1.
r.o, o. Woas, .;ssu "ssss e 4Sa. lan caiS IT, q,
~esfs - f.issd sos of guf il rese1a.sss - "a
halas :. shs tae tsa 4 Would se.t.. i tay 1T u Is
ocs. eolof eat = hsr = ~ =. ny UP .tfF ttv
rs II The Kay hals da1k b'o.n. ths tins 6esa-
u r ssss.. 9; &
r,o, T. woo.-wah T. :easat'; ass1; : q: z r.; ,s;
{our Haz Restotsstre u being the ~ - aesora auee
i::s :. q =, ss ~
d!f; aoi oov - eoaadeat thai ~ ar: appfstsns
among pe',oas ~ho 1eopIr~ ht<1Y. j. q. KHsBY.
had tled many Remedies 10 e9eet Commenced us!nS
yoaf 6estof.,e in janus:J t. NV spp0ai:ons d.
sned ri hay oinlS: began to III up, nov os,t acd
tasned oaek To- r. former color tbsct) al I'LL ,;ms i
fai1 MaoTsa = ~ original color heah, md apcea1ooe
md thetTfoa3y teconmend III uaA to IN
Ge.e1$o: ~: My !. Gos. !. D. HOE1.
g: e s g Ss ssas sf II, sss: IN 4 4
F.+ss fG1 oas dosa. psf oo.. II aedu hold: r..
fot to dollazs bottle Ii large holds quart us.J v
eens- more l9 Proportion snd Eetasfor tt1ss dolis1a.
Y !. WuoD Co. P1opE!etoss, 4l3 Broadway, Nsse
1xf nn the Gtezk Yer York W31s Kaiinx EaaausE1osu
md IL Market H. s.. Lout1 No,
, 1859-07-06

PIANOS TO RENT,
The hsAe prce pail 70. Old Pianos Ia e1ehanks tot
II. H. respectfully announces IN the public. that he
ha nnade arrangements with Ihese thre mot extensTs and
FortsA Men+ns. and the publication Of An*el fr The
exclusive asencr this State fr the sole Of afrIt
ticks Of MuscaI Merchandise ~ References high
est o:te for the superiority u <hte HEaabnfys'
Iron Erppx Block. tAf5h335-4y
, 1859-07-06

~SAAAAVA 42AAA L UxAAACB&
The Republican Suite Convention of Califor-
MIA met at Sacramento on the 1st of June and
made the following nominations:
For Governor--Leland Stanford, Of Sacra.
mento. Lieut. Governor-J. F. Kennedy, Of
Santa clara- Judge Of Supreme Court---0. l..
ShaRer. Of San Francisco. Clerk Of the Su-
preme Courts. D. Parker, Of Trinity. Trea-
surer-Philip T. Caiae, Of Butte. Comptroller
y. Il. Clarke, Of Ell Dorado. Superintendent
Of Public Ipstruction-S ". Brown, Of Sopo,
mn. Surveyor Genezal-A. G. Randall, Of
Amador. Attorney Geueral-H. S. Lore, Of
San Francisco. For Congress-P. II. Sibiey, Of
Placer; COL E. D. Baker. Of San Francisco.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the Re-
publicans Of California opposed, as formerly, to
the introduction Of slavery into the free terri.
tories; that they repudiatc the dogma that
sayery exists in all the territories by virtue oi
the constitution; TINT the corruption of the
federal administration demand the sternest re.
buke which can be administered by free pco
pie; that they arc in faror Of a Homestead Law
and are opposed to any unjust discrimination
against natura1ized citizens.
, 1859-07-06

Il Is Ii: { *siTa & Fl; ]! siS::s, s !
sTNyou w,ns > remedy to
* Il, BSIIEs. snrTn
ETK you want a Fever
y SS.tkks e. saiTa' saiiHT*s'; ! {; e.. !.
~ Ifyon want Hair Re-
sf;'ii 1. S%i!fs. :; ~ "ss14H 1'fi:'st %td$s s.
uM T"u .tsnt Rheur.t-
!! ;!:sf9k:: +: 5: s2ifi' s'iifi''; : :; u +
E.s F'.1 e" ~ !sgiEs: s5Pt ! E:s::s1 :sst4T IT
tVN ,es waas ; lI1 nys
sMiTn 1i1i11n!t1I I IS s. !: Fl hgiltk i.t:ss
t1- II yna want. rastas.,.
nrt'.hast1c PHI. 70 70 D., i.
<H-If Ecu wsnt y raa Hi
I.oflE: "a saifH sn17f's; ! e e..
tH-1f Jon w.nt a"nne Tcs.a
=; s;''s,' 1Ihrs. i: SsIf::'.1: saifH9S siifiHR9;
), $;;;;:;;E:; ;;s;;;i::;:: Fiji; :sfiS RI;
kE~For Cough Candle. Or
i.sss.s. 1,s soEiE:! . LIT: = saITa i Il
TO-
For FUw.t-r. Paste
Na.h f.F The 1rrth. q to
RULLEs, SMITH i co,
IL Lakes.
EH- ror Liver and ny.p<p-
sHiT II 1:fGf'{' i &c. {; = Il sl.ks E.s.ss:
!1.,,l e., FG. % %v<H,n,sr an.l px:, y.
}:S;!; $; ! t::f:;E $I!S%: :: :: sSi4a Mill
1TFar strengthening r.ae.
t4es Of al A!Luis 70 to
ADLLES, SMITH + co.
le4 La2t-1.
~ Fnr \ renlsiy fur al it-
vate pas<ast% r, tH t*t f.ake
Htr*t. EUiLE*. SMITH =
co.
n For Remedy thT d.
Of the t&tn, 70 10
NlLLES. SMITH + Co, IN
Lake street.
"Fnr Fancy Snrs Hrusa.
md Tuilrt ANsc!es% xo tn
BLLEs. SAITH 1 20, -
l1kC-st.
r. For Handkerchief e.
tracts and ierfumtry. ko 10
!sULLEs, SMITH L CO., Ia
s.Ake-~&.
For T.tHts, Shoulder usaca4
ani Abdominal Supporter,
they aEents for the t3,nr-
fatture, 4t"t viii .rfl Il INV
pr4tes EU!.LEs, SMITH i
3xk Ia fAk.
, 1859-07-06

10 BID i0rE uOESE OF DED BUGS
TO ED Y0tR A0rSE OF BED BUGS
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
Use Butchers Dead Shot.
THE BEST RUG POISON IN USE.
THE BEST HCG POISON IN USE.
AGENCY At
AGENCY Ar
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
I1.4 Lake Street.
124 Lake Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Lectures on Geology.

We take pleasure in announcing that Prof.
j. A. Garfield, Principal of the Hiram Inst.
tute, will deliver a course of lectures on &c,
ology, at Empire Hall, commencing on Mon
day evening next, at half past Z o'clock, and
continue each evening through the week,
Thursday evening excepted. The subjects OF
the different lectures will be as follows:
LIST. Physical Science. Its History and Pres
.ent Tendencies.
I'd. Geology-The Age of Life.
Sd. Life-Its Origin and Development.
4th. Geographical Forms-Their Relations
to Life.
9Th. The Unity of the Human Race.
Mr.. Garfield is an able lecturer, we'll versed
in the science of Geology, and his audiences
will be sure of being well repaid for their at.
tendance The lectures will be free.
On next Sunday Mr.. Garfield will preach al
. the Disciple Church. Thesuhjec. of his even.
ing discourse viii be-Genesis and Geology.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
The Alphadelphian.

This society held a public Session on the
evening of Wednesday, of last week. The at
tendance was very large,-the hall being cOwd-
ed to its utmost capacity, and the audience by
their attention and applause gave testimony of
the character of the exercises. The young Ia
dies have reason to feel highly eomplimented
by the reception given to their performances.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
The Citizens Society.

The Lecture before the Citizens Society last
Friday Evening, was delivered by the Rev.
Vim. C. Clark, on the subject of the Aurora BO-
described the phenomena and the different va
~riations of the Aurora, and discussed the vari-
Gus hypothesis and numerous theories, which
have been alleged to account for the Northern
Lights.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

III = MAXIM strictly adnered u
/ give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor, r J. LYONS, cures the
following complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs. Heart, Liver, Stomach,
Drspsy in the Chest, rheumatism Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness. and all other NeryousDe-
rangements. Also, all diseases OF the Blood,
such as Scrofula, Erysipeias, Cancers,
Fever Sores. LeprOsy. and all other
complicated chronic Complaints
All forms of Female Difficulties attended to with the
happiest results.
1t is hoped that no one will despair Of a Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
4 fair and faithful trial. PDuring the Doctors
travels in Europe. West indies East Indies, South
An erica aud the United States, he has been the in
strument in Gods hand, to restore to health ard yigor
thousands Who were given up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill aad successful treatment and sre daily
xciaiming-~Blesse9 he the day when first we saw
aud partook Of the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of cures viii be gladly and
eheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he viii
in nowise directly or indirectly induce or cause any
Invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability of a cure.
Remember. con sultStion and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered
TPPost office address. box a653.
Sen u. SOY X. :. LYONS, y. D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

The aggregate age of these eight persons, is
about 664 years.
Outside of this township, in its immediate
vicinity, are:
Mr.. Simon Stevens of Rowland, now aged94
years. Mr.. Joseph Marvin of Bazettan now aged
81 years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Some ynttlligsms.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.


Died, Dec. LIST, 1859, Mr.. HEMAN R. HAIR
MON, aged 81 years, 9 months, and l6 days.
The deceased was a native of the State of
Vermont. In the year 1900 he removed to this
North Western territory in company with his
fathers family, and settled at Salt Springs, five
miles South of Warren. At an early age he
became a citizen of this place, and here resided
to the day of his death.
Mr.. Harmon was always an active, industri-
Gus man. His life was a labOrious one, and
perhaps none of his contemporaries have been of
greater service to this community, in a bust
ness point of view. He never sought Office
with the avidity of some of his compeers.-
Nevertheless he was invested with the Office
of County Sheriff, two successive terms -four
years and its duties were performed to univer-
sal satisfaction.
He was much esteemed by the community,
in yonth as in more advanced life. He made
himself agreeable to all society; literally Civ
ing to Others what he claimed for himself
the right of private judgement; respecting
them none the less, because they differed from
him in sentiment. HI was a man Of correct
morals, honest, and upright, and ever ready to
relieve the suffering. He WIGS an affectionate
husband, a friend, and faithful father. He
leaves 70 mourn their loss, a wife, and seven
children, and a large circle Of relatives and
observation-disclosures.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Scandalous.

We are informed that within the last few
weeks so-ue hogs, either through design on the
part of their owners, or through poor fences, or
both, have frequently found their way into the
old Cemetery, and have rooted up the sod on
the graves, in some cases digging large holes in
those more newly made, soiled many of the
grave stones by rubbing against them, and
thrown one or more of them down.
ANY man who knowingly allows his swine
ito commit depredations in such a place, is des-
titute of common decency and deserves a coat
of tar and feathers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Sena tor Garfield,

of Portage County, is expected to deliver a
lecture before the Citizens Society of Warren,
on Friday Evening of this week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co.
iumbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland 81 Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Solon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" BraceYille with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
"a Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, aud thence by P. Fl. W.
e. c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh
Feb. 10, Is5a. CHAs. L. RHODES supt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Justices Nomination.

meeting will be held at the Council Room,
on Saturday evening, to nominate a Republi
can candidate for Justice of the Peace.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
November Appointments, 1859.
E. II. SANDS, NJ. d.,
TRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
" SURGEON,

Graduate, in Jsi3, Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City of New York, and fifteen years
experiences in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
elses-ten years in the City Of New York Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
of Diseases OF every grade and character,
THE CIT HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 9, 900 cases OF Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment Of the Ply sisians
and Surgeons of this Institution.
DR.. was a pupil of the late DR.. SWEET, Pro-
feSsor Of Diseases Of the Lungs to the City Hospital,
and to the University Of the City Of New York: also,
Student and Assistant Surgeon unier those great and
successful Surgeons, John Watson and A. W.. Stevens,
OF the City Hospital Of New York.
Dr.. Sands, by the symptoms, and an examination Of
the cas- e, "a vial Of ur bel detects with certainty. the
nature Of the disease, without the patient applying in
person if at any time inconYenient,
Persons desiring a correct knowledge Of the dis
eases with which they are afflicted. may rely with i'm
plicit confidence, upon having impaired to them q
true statement of their condition.
A REMEDIES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
. DEMONSTRATORS SALE

"a Wv OAALH
"a OF VALUA ABLE ZEAL ESTATE.
In obedience to an alias order Of sale issued by the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County, In . suit therein
pending. wherein /, as Admir- Of he estate Of r. 8
Brooks. deed, an plaintiff, and the heirs and widow
Of said deceased are def-hIahts. L will offer for sale
to the highes, bidder az the door OF the Court HSuSe
in the town OF Warren, on
Saturday, the l7h day Of December, 1859,
between the hours of ! and P. N, the following
described real estate, to wit:
Situate in the village Of Warren, County OF Trum-
bull, and state Of Ohio, ore village lot ~forty-hve feet
in width, IN the east SIDE OF Franklin Alley, bounded
south and east by lands of Henry W. Smith, and west
BY the middle Of franklin Alley. Appraised at 100.
Also one other lot of land east of franklin Alley,
bounded north by the south liae Of the lS foot lot
occupied by the @. d u. Rail Road Company, west
by the middle Of franklin Alley, south BY a line par
alleI to the north line OF the lot above described and
nin-ty feet distant therefr0m, ami east by lands Of J.
B. BATTLES and NJ. b. Tayler. Appraised at S3lH
Also, one other lot of land in said village and coun-
ty, being the remainder of lots five and six in the
Brooks plat, SO called, being at the southwest corner
Of South Street and Franklin Alley, and extending to
the middle Of said alley. after taking Of OF said lots
) and 6 the strip Of JOS feet wide on South street. and
extendingabout 2l9 feet in length on South street
Also. the whole Of lot seven and the north part OF
lot eight, bounded south upon a portion of said lot
eight, lately held and owned BY Henry Lob. Two
pieces last named appraised at SIS.
JOHN HUTCHINS,
Admr. Z. s. BROOKS, deed.
Nov "a IR5o.-4v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Warren Union School.

The Winter Term of Warren schools, com,
mence. Monday, the 10Th inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
A CARD.

Mr.. George Oliver. we'll known by all lovers of
good Bread aud BGekWheat Cakes, is now officiating
as head miller at the Western Reserve Mills. where he
would he happy TO see his old friends and patrons and
still increase confidence, which he so richly deserves
as practical miller. Mr.. o. is unsurpassed in north
ern ohio. 0ct-5 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
SSIGNEE'S SALE,

"a Pursuant 70 the ofan slizs order ofsale
from the PROBATE Court % Cuvahogs County, Ohio.in
the matter Of the assignment OF Edwin G. French. Ed
ward VI. Coook, Joseph Chamberlain and Henry A..
Frey. partners under the name Of D." French, Cook &
Co" to me directed, and in pursuance OF the power
and authority in me vested b. the deed Of assignment
Of said parties and by law. shall expose at pubic
erc,iOn on the premises hereinafter Described. IN the
t~oEnship OF Weathershe,d in the County OF lrsmh1-i
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
WESTERN RESERVE MILLS
WARREN. OHIO.

Better known as Van Gorder's Upper Mills. have been
thoroughly repaired ~ their present pr:prietors,
Moser = Camp, and are now making u superior article
Of flour. Fai. ~ surprising their old reputation or
being the best Touring mills in the country. The PRO
prietors keep constantly on hand the Y cry best quality
Of -four and wheat, xh.ch they self cheap, wholesale
IA retail.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
Z FIRE. FIREI
RELIEF FOR THOSE
WHO SUFFERED BY THE FROST.

GOLDSTEIN has Just returned
u. from the Eastern Cities. and is rs usual first in
the field. lie is now opening one of the largest
cheapest and best selected stock OF clothing adapted
for Fall ahd Winter he has ever offered to his DCmer-
Gus friends and customers. His stock is very large
and extensive, and consists Of a variety Of all kinds Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07
v NesEVNINEF Ut VIZ WNENN~INVU~U To. II U1NNs
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

All Chronic or long Standing diseases, of the Braia
Lungs ~-Liver-Stomach and Bowel5-spine-Skin
.-SJphilitic, and Scrofllous CONGRATULATIONS
and Diseases Of Females. are successfully treated:
even when given up by the most skiilful physicians.
Richmond. Ashtabula Co.. Ohio. DIR. ssnds.-I feel
grateful to you for the benefits received at your hands,
as an instrument from God. / have been afflicted for
20 years, with sick MISUNDERSTANDING diarrheS-the
uterus resting on the rectum like a weight, which
caused q great deal of pain, weakness, and languor.
I have taken only two OF your prescriptions 1 con-
slider myself well, which L never expected in this life,
but all the thanks be ascribed to you, for health
May God bless your basket aud Store,a ndhaye success
with yOur efforts.
June, 1853. Mrs. NJ. MERRIAN.
Persons sending a history OF their illness, with
symptoms. and appearance Of urine. enclosing three
dollars, will receive medicine with directions. for one
menths treatment. Address DR. T. II. sands, CIeye-
land;-stating Town, County, and State,
Nov. q. I>59.
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AMOS ALLISON. ]. P.
Appraised at slo46s .

Terms Of sale, all sums OF 1000 and under cash ard
ali sums Of above siOeO, One-fOurth Cash at the tims
Of sale, one fourth in six months. and One-foarth in
nine months all with inter -st-said deferred payuens
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the unde -signrd-
and to the approval OF the Probate Judge, Of Cuva- y
hosa County. Ohio. ~
ROBERT ?. PAINE, Assignee K Trpstse.
PAINE & WsDE, Attorneys.
Cleveland, Nov. 10th, 1859. CIV =
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF 1853.

A List of Lands, Town Lots aud Real Property. returned deln-
n quent by The Treasurer II TrumbuH CONT in August. Is59. Excepting hose oil
Which The Taxes and Penalty have sine ben Idd) 10 which isa added a penalty of thirty
prc cent m III x- " hep present year