davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
MounT

A letter from Hoe. EDWARD EvrRrrr. to the Publishers
BasTos. Sth June. lS59
GESTIrsEs The boI containing the view OF
MOUNT VERNON arrived yrsteriay- ] an greatly
Obliged TO you for this pleasing specimen Of pfintins
in eolors, which, besides its Interest as \ representa-
tiOn Of the spot, which, more than any other. eniears
ii elf to the heart # the Country, is worthy Of att-n-
;ion as = successful attempt to place works Of art Of
lhi- kind, within reach OF the great nsss o. the CAM
Hanity. Irepain, gentlemen, with many thanks, etc,
very respectfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
The subscribers have Just issued a picture OF Mount
Vernon, PRINTED in FIFTEEN OIL COLORS, by =
heE and improved process. By which pictures tina.
have heretofore cost from - 20 S.. can be furnished
for dfty ce,ts. The siEe Of Our engraving is l. 90
inches on heavy scper c8ldersd plane paper Price
hIy ernts-pOstsge paid to any part Of the United
STAKES. j. BfRAM 4 q
lie South Third street. Phi lslslPhia.
T PAGENTS wanted N every county throughout
tire Union. jane t3- l-59-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

STRANoE-A gentleman from a neigh
boring county seat, North, called at one of
our public houses, a few days age, in search
of a wife. He stated that he had been
married only about three weeks, and to be
treated in this way, pas to bad He SEEM
ed s,6er6ag,-Cantsda Sea.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

DRowSED.-Two lives were lost two
days since in Charter Greek, near Mans
field, in the following manner; A pedlar
named Duffy was fishing on the bank. A
daughter of Mrs. Curly, the woman with
whom he kad been boarding, n girl about
nine years Of age, went with him, and set
ting on the bank, it gave way under her
and p~recipitated her into the creek. Il is
thought that Duffy sprang il after her. but
having only one arm persisted in the attempt
to save her.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

ANOTHER SwISDLE.-A man from Salem,
COlumbiana county, named Allen Farquhar,
was yesterday swindled cut of 500 by the
old confidence game of borrowing change to
pay q bill. No trace has since been found
of the rascaL-Rerieu.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

What's in a name? Mrs. Temperance
Baxter and her daughter. Miss Temperance
Baxter, of Hyannis, Mass. have been pros
ecuted and convicted for selling Intoxicating
liquors contrary to law.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
Marnages.

On the 18th inst. at Christ's Church, by Rev.
C.S. Abbott Rector. Mr.. John Parker and Mrs.
Bette Broadbent, all OF this place,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

c. F. HUNT, Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Trumbull County.
JAS. DUMARS. Chairman Republican
Central Committee, Mahoning County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

There is a brave man at Vinegar Hill,
.IoDavis county. Illinois. He is only %
gears Of age, and has just become the ffth
husband of a widow lady GO years cid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
The Bowels aud their Functions.

NA- eA@SA@ - 10
A. p-r'ec, health is the greatest hI~ssing that ~ ran
enjoy, without which all other blessings are of little
consequence. We deem 10 % great importance to point
out the Ssy for you 70 enjoy il. The howels uust he
kSrt IL 4 state by which they are ENABLED 20 carry OF
the useless matter; thsy are the matt ch1unei which
ma nre has appointed to carry OF every thing that is uu-
Necessary Aud it Is impossible TO tell what a large
amount OF sickness has been caused by constipation.
or costivenesl; in other words. by not keeping the
bowels regular: it IS the main road to all diseases: il
~ the cause Of unnatural irritation to the mucous or
lining membranes Of the bowels. Having los, their
natural strength, they cannot perform Eha, is required
ofthem Hence, the bowels become inf am ed and I'M
less you lad d speedy relief, n thousand other COM
paints are ever ready 10 drag you through a miserable
sud wretched life. Such medicines must he given |.
will cleanse :he stomach and novels. and restore their
natural strength. To accomplish this there is no CON
pound so valuable a. these PHI: all cthe. medicines
sink to utter insiEnihcsnce when compared to thrm:
IL seems a. though the Author Of Nature hal designed
them for this AZ we'll as other complaints. From two
TO tEe Pills a day will increase strength and appetite,
Ind cleanse the stomach and intes;ines from whatever
as injurious
Dr. MoRsEs Indian Roo: Pills are sold by all deal
ers Ia Nedicines- July q, 'J9-lm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Rockwell y Winsicw9 BEFORE Joel Miner. ESQ.
vs. Hartford, Trunbull Co Ohio.
Allen Eice.
On the lI'h day Of Jaiy, A D.. 1879, Joel Miner. a
Justice O. the Peace of said Tcwn-nip, issued an order
Of attachment in the above PANIED action for the sum
Of ff-y SIX dollars and ~thiriy-txo cents.
l. G.. JONES, Atty. for PICS.
Hartford, o., July eth, 1859 -3x
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

The Postmaster at New Brighton, Bea-
vcr Co.. Pa, Mr.. John Glass, has been ar-
rested for being extensively engaged in pass
ing counterfeit bank bills and coin.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ william Higgins In Court OF Common Pleas
Woig 81 al

SHERlFF > SALE
~ William Higgins In Cont o; Common FieA'
-honas N. Wolf. ct. al-)
BY virtue of an alias order Of sale. issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF frumhui County. Ohioto me
directed and delivered. / have levied upon and shall
ODER A. Public Sale. u the door CO liz Court HOUSE in
Warren. Trcmbull County. on
Saturday, the Goth day o. August. 1889,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock
z. NJ. Of said day, Jeremiah b. VOLS undivided half
of the following described Real Estate situate ia Huh-
bard Township, Trumbull County, and is known as
being part Of lot No. -. ara is bounded as follows:
Berinninz 81 4 post standing on the east side 81 said
let Is. and running south along the road Leading from
the Centre OF Hubbard to prookaeld, TO the south east
corner Of lot No. p. theasr west to the soa,l- vest
corner Of said lot % 20 s post; thence north on the
YES; line Of said lot % to a Pest. All from hence eat
parallel TO the south line Of szii lot IS 10 q pos, or
the place Of beginning. containing FIFTY aereS OF land.
Also, another tract Of land il Hubbard, known as
part Of lot No -. described and bounded as follOvss
Beginning at = post Standing in the northwest Garner
OF . lot of land belonging TO John Haywood; thence
running along the road leading from the Centre Of
Hubbard to BrOokfeii. to a post standing on the line
OF said road so tar north as that a line running we4t
81 right angles 20 said road until IL strikes the west
line Of lot No. Is, and thence on said line 10 the north
west corner Of said John uaywood's land as shall in
elude within said lines sixty acres Of land: Both
pieces coptsining one hundred and ten acres OF land.
The said undivided half Is appraised At Twenty-Five
Hundred Dollars. TERas-Cssh.
A.B. LYMAN. sasrif.
sAeTirs oges, wsrren. July %. IlJ9-5w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM DENNIS0N, Of Franklin County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ROBERT G. KIRK, Of Knox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
ROBERT W. TAYLER, of Mahoning County
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
ADDISON P. RUSSELL, OF Clinton County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
ALFRED T. STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM f.GHOLSOS, of Hamilton County,
o MEMBER OAR PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN 3. GREGORY, OF Seioto County.
o SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ANS0N SMITH, OF Lucas County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
Factory, At WARREN.

Ihe Proprietor desires to inform his
nS<SS< friends and patrons. that he may row
SgJ@~ re found on Libert. street. south OF the
-BahE. Wkere as formerly, he is mann
acquiring 60 order -arGforsale Carriages and Bcg=ies
o eserydeserpi ;and wiIIeonstsntly keep on hard
a good assortment oithe most approved sty les which
for material. Substantial g1rkmaHs ship. and eleya5ce
o. hnish ,shailnotbe surraS ed In thi sectioa ofOhic
Those wanting vehicle o. aIy kind, win 10 veil y
gtT;"s NE a aall n. theS cau sea Csiy fail IN beIne
sdltei- sithertn style, quality terms or price.
Painting and friInmin, lone in a superior manner
ard At PrieesthAt viii give Satisfaction.
Casa WILDE pad, and good prices. for the best OF
al kinds second grovth carriage lumber.
Warren, April - SO. L. X. WISELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
august
DR H. TUBBS will be in attendance

~ H. VIII Dt III
~ as follows
WARREN National Hotel. Friday. August f2th.
hANESSA, PrentisS House, Tuesday. August sth.
A-hfABrLA' Ashsabuia House, Tuesday. Aug. 18th
FOR Consultation HpOS ell diseases Of the Tsresf,
LHHgs, Heart, Lissr, Sfsaaek BOzrEs, KIdHsys,
es~ SPfssH- also. Dr0Psy. GrarsE. RhsKzafisz,
HsrsSasHess, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Dissas-
IS, Ague and Ferer. Fits, Impurities of the Blood,
ErHPttOrs, Caneers, Ulcers. aad all other varieties
oflong standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For sore tea years, DR.. TusBs has devoted his entire
time TO Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
EaEy OF whom has exhausted every other resource
within reach In No cAsk ARE MINERAL OR orHkR
Poisoss EMPLOYED, NOR DoEs HE MAKE SICK TO xAxR
WILL OR rzAR DowS TO Build Up AGAIN. The medi-
eines can Ne taken with safety by the most delicate,
AL patients may remain at home, and eontinue, snth
prudence, their ordinary tiet and exercise. MANY
have recovered under tie treatment after friends and
physicians have had gtye3 Up all hope, the iadisputA-
bic evidences OF which ean always be Furnished
IcT1lids. however reaucsd or Gsspairing, are invited
tocail, aad nay be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred. without = corresponding
prospect OF recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
THIS WAY TO
PATCH & OPDYCK ELS

~
EOBBERS of SAddlery and Harness.
- Trimmings, and the heaviest inland dealers in
Carriage goods, in the State OF ohio, Aforesaid"
Prepared for a heavy spring Bits.
trade. by a full and completet
stock of goods in our line. We asoias,
invite the attention Of Carriage Trees,
others. to the variety and sxtent Rings,
OF the manufacture and JShbing Cloth,
new on hand. or made to or. Fringes,
der Splendid single harness. Locks.
gooi trimmings. good worsmeD Joints,
enables Us to turn out first rate Trunks
jrhs OIL Cloths. Mats. Brushes, r.
Damasks. Saddlrs. Qarge, big. haffaes,
little and small; mems youths. Thre ad,
cheap. Whips,
PATCH & OPDfCkE, Snaps,
June 3. 1889 Clips,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

The electors arc recommended to meet at
their usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday evening, August 10th, at Z
O'Clock. p. NJ. for the purpose of electing
delegates to the county convention. 1t Is
further recommended that at the sane pri-
mary meetings, delegates DO elected to attend
the Senatorial Convention to be held at
Miles, en- Monday, August 22d. and that
the delegates to both conventions be elected
by ballot
{. r. HUNT,
zALMoS FITCH. Republican
Us. HAYMAKER, Central
Z. B. BARNES, Committee.
DANIEL EARLE,
Warren, July q, 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

EARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
i Hous-sdFtlo: Get IN he tight l.A.iy MLAI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

~Ohk.NSATN AUX .itNH SJFIUtFIIs
The Fan TerN OF this school will commence nn
Monday. the tEsaty-niBih day Of August, A. b, 1859.
ani Continue Il weeks
INSTRUCTION. VIII he given in such ranches as will
best accommodate the students.
A c HERS CLASS
VIII be formed for the bsa-ht OF thns- Who desire
thoroughly to q1al,fy themselves for teaching.
r OF TUITION.
Fer common English Branches. sacn.
For higher $50.
For Languages. 4.Ju.
Music and Peninanship extra
Board in good families can lie obtained a, rate
corresponding with the times There is also a lsrgt
number OF rooms suitable for amy who may desire to
hoard themselves. For fur her particu ars enquire o..
any Of The friends Of education inJOhnsIon, or Of III,
Principal
Miss CELIA A. WEBB, Teacher OF Music.
A. D. BRADES. A.. B., Principal.
Johnston. July 2lth. l.59.-2N
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
BOOTS & SHOES

SELLING OFF AT COST, at Jas Il Carruth's,
Millikin's Block Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
JAS. B. CARRUTH.
Also. Hats, Caps. and Straw Goods, at Cost, at
Nillikin's Block. Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
July -, l-59 Nv JAS. u CARRCTH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
ORWELL

The Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
ioIdSy. August s2d. and continue THIRrEEN wKEEs.
JAS. 81. JOHNSTON. A. b.. Principal
n Prin- Female Department.
TUITION.
Common Branches, $3.50.
Teachers Class, 400.
Higher Branches, AS.
An accomplished Music Teacher will lie in Stteni-
ancs.
A record Of the department and scholarship Of each
pupil will be kept for the inspection Of parents and
patrons.
SShoOl hooks can be obtained here At reduced prices.
For ROOMS. board. &c Apriy 10
Col GEO. A. HOWARD, President.
July -, 1859 -3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

Latest-Peace Declared.
Sine tie above Was in type. lie &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
Erie M. E. Conference.

The Erie Conference was held last week
at Brockyille, Pa, Bishop Sampson. presid.
ing. The action of the Conference in re.
gard to the question of Slavery, was right,
and to the point.
The appointments of Presiding Elders. in
this State. were:
Cleveland District. Moses Hill,
gainesville District. John Balm.
Ravenna District, Samuel Gregg.
Warren District. Hiram kinsley.
Erie District, Josiah Flowers.
Meadville District, Niram Norton.
New Castle Dist, G. B. Hawkins.
Clarion James Z. Chaplin.
jamestown J. W. Lowe,
Fredonia, J. H. Whalton,
The appointment of preachers for the
Ravenna and Warren Districts, were as fol-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
ELAX STRAW

ELAX STRAW.
L We will pay CASH or Trade FOR Flax Straw
delivered 81 our Mill either MOTFD or PULLED
kOTTEO or UNROfTED. il good and in good order.
Pulled lax must re b0unl 10 good sized bundles
9ni OF good length ABBnTT & HIdGIN3S-
Newton Fails, July 90, $50 -6s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSIiIP.

The Partnership heretofore existing between Turner
d McCI ne - this day dissolved by mutual consent
All notes and hook account Of the firm WlI he settled
by Alien Turner
ALLEN TURNER.
D. W. McLANE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27
WARREN MARKET.
1sh Embellishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when ha Dded ill.,.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

B. T. WADE.
Letters from the Rev. F. E. Spencer, Of
New York. ]. f. Simmons of Rhode Island,
Preston King of New York, and James
Harlan of Iowa, were also read by the Sec
rotary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

WANTED-5O0O Cash Customers to
NJ MccoNNHLL's
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

WANTED - Everybody and theT
wives to buy Shoes and Roots At
JAMES M~cCONNELLfs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

"ANTED-Cashl Cash !! Cashlll
w sj100 in Cash. in exchange for Boots ana
Shoes, a. No. 20 Main Street
JANIS MCCONNELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-27

WAHTED-Ladies to buy Full FoA
w Caters fer so cents at
May IL, IsS9 JAMES MeC0NSELLs.
, 1859-10-22

Conflicting rumo1s were sill current Is to the
French preparations against China.
The PafFie aays special corps Of ,soo men
are soon TO be formed und sent to Egypt, thence
to be conveyed by steamers 10 China.
The nishop OF Orleans, IN joining the rltrn
Montana demonstration in course of execution
by French Bishops on account Of atfairs in 1ta-
i, Einted at the possible invasion Of Ireland by
Gen. McMahon.
The Notifications on the coast between uayro
and Caen were being carried on with extreme
rapidity.
The London Hra1d's Paris correspondent
suys it il strictly true that Napoleon has a &C.
crst understanding both with Austria md Sar-
dinia, which will enable him to command the
whole Italian seahosrd in .he Mediterranean, as
therance Of bis scheme is the expedition to
Morocco, as the Mediterranean Squadron,
which has sailed from Toutou with 10000 men
for the Morocco frontiers, will command The
African coast from Algiers to Cen,a. The Lon
don 1imts correspondent is assured that the
six, and that twenty large transports, capable
of conveying $500 men each, are building or
ordered.
lrA1r.-A telegram from Modena to the Daly
Nt1et says: On the 5th, Col. Auviti, late Presi-
dent Of the late Military Commission Of the ex-
Duke Of Parma, was discovered to hare arrived
in Parma in disguise, hasing gone there to get
up conspiracy. He renamed concealed for
some time, and when recognized By the popu-
lace, great ei1urts were made 10 sure him. He
finally took refuge in a guard-house, where four
or five carbincers were stationed, but the door
was forced, aud Col Auvi.i was killed. Perfect
tranquility subsequently p'.vailed. The Daily
+astof aars AnSs!i WIS one al the most dctestcd
men in tie f"io Government, and during the
reign of the Regent narrowly escaped the veu-
Eeance Of his countsymen. Another version
says be Was merely passing through the city,
and was recognized at the railroad station. He
IVES dragged through the streets, buaeted by
the people, and finally his bend was cut off and
carried in triumph. The troops reached the
scrne too late to prevent it.
There is vague report that Prince Cavigano
had been rendered, and hsd accepted, the Re-
gency Of Central Italy for the King Of Sardinia.
1t is confirmed thot the Sardininn Embassndor
at Rome had received bis passports. The gay-
ity Of the proceeding is diminished by the cii-
cumstance that diplomatic relations between the
fxo Governments have been interrupted erer
Aiuce the Sandman Chambers passed the a.
| NOUS Law relative 10 conyents.
The Government of Bologna have decreed tue
abolition Of the Customs on the line Of the from
| tiers Of Modena and Tuscany, nnd adopted the
Sartlinian Customs Tariff.
Muxzua has addressed letter to the King Of
| Sardinia, frankly renouucing his personal opin-
| ion aud promising the support Of the Democra-
| tic party il the King can md will make Italy
| free.
1t is said that the Pope Ind informed the
Powers Of Europe that be will not give up lis
| temporal powers, aud will, If necessary, call
| upon all the Catholic Powers to support him.
, 1859-10-22

Fs.nAr EyxS1za, od- Il.
Cxk .ztn 1-z CkIcAeo.-Frosn Buffalo, Oet- 1a Prur4
Keno Ia aud Racine, atd scasl ga Bsl md Racer.
Mca1 FAsr TMx.-We unders'ardsh the schooners Court
1eh, and CAseade tam Chicago to Fort colbosae With
wheat made The run !n4sde offour Guys.
The PtoFalxx TRor.-Ee learn By telegraph that ths
prep Troy. bound ftum Chicago to DuIe, xkh looo bu
wheat fouade,ed about o'clock TUESDAY uorunz la
"a Point uu Batpuea We also lean By Telegraph from Go
deh the 18th thA: toat eoaanng the "a engineer and
two dsek hands aaho:e about teu hours after d
pat received hire list night saying that hve moe pl
tie crew hed been s1sed Int ezsaxe s.a received h.
lz afternoon In ansxr to tent to the operate. Port
saEniA that hut three sated wc hare received no
tews onSht on account Of the Storm and that
ceisrt very The Troy VA owned By Mr. Bal
ofGs7nd Rapids aaa las3'ea far $4,000 In the Home
IA a:d Northeastern 1n1as7ncs Compznk.. The era!n
.h.pped hy 4. @. A:Eey, and loaded Racine.
THxS7EAxxh L4pr E1sr.-Thls steamer, on her ia..
trip, szpke her erosshead tea While Ia Lake Supe1ior,
She Was toEed Into Aasqat1s% and ersshead beam
vas m.aufsetuled sat be- thefe b. weE sa1ies with
couple Of hloo1ns Of Iron, md beam ras produced
which. fer want o time. lacked dnh h1t which reelected
great credit on the mechanics Of Marquette Tbs boat Wis
detaned but tlx day. and aved In port l stasht. sta
cleared ills ereaink. With very rxr earzoof Provisions
andeatsle.
Tn GA1r OF M.pxte41 er n. B.1e
dssg Wecne.day night and hew With great Hotnct until
InoEntoE On Wedhenday Afternoon TIE brig crmber .ud
md severs1 eth+E vesse sama Into Tie Crit for
kcter dnftok the sto. Thc wind thea blowing firm
the West and there %A& bat little tr side of The
Lsr. ne'ere he sind enaaetd al ths thas were
ngtd 10 the StE1Eh Cut nth the exception Of The
be1AnA haa The good To into the river She
nmaiEed mar kce sad Of The eoush AZ About Ii
o'clock the into by th~ schooner Cursew md hs
hsr sta sst e.e r. shs e.d wh s.ef
vas Old vessel ard With her cargo PROVE tnt, :,
loss Sss had Iazxs aosa # lumber Oeonto fl Ch
caxo, aEd owed b. J. L. Acafus Of that dty.-3f
waukea Sentinel.
TIE seHooxrR HI1rS kkS1 X pn7 WEES About half
AtF stkh yesterday morning. The schconeE Helen Kent
Chcaxo va ee The Moth Point With * Of dtstrrss
ont sunk Il tle T.se ee vi ever. :a.Saf eea7
fanlehed CREW. The plopeler Nendos1 her IN t1w
but hef,e Ectnf the The rope patei crd the "a
Ay. The tuf TIT. howeEer weet oct to The aslIancs 81
thu unfortunate vee In the teeth Of the wind wayaa
brought her za!ely Into port. She logttd
hAvnk upon her anchor when The Eale nst
xod ssoTe Ii her but kenx loaded With Inn.
ber she DID sink. Whas lumber she Ind % de:k wss
lot oTs1hoa.t-lA1 S<ntsatl ~
, 1859-10-22
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


,,r+.,o,t,z fnpAz Hst&7s'. "cs. =: ~.
fAH.oS-oHeaaASea. tnesear hu,o:14. aa' a,ea 40
n,sas y. ~ ~. "nea' ~ VI eooosu' anu
80 'e"N ~ o''< y - n."l4'a ~ - -,
n.,.4.. n ~ ss n.,s. =. ~ IVY -
s'r.s "a ~, = 49, 'us. "h.a' !" h11A an.
.e~'NH's 9''s- ~ Nv E4ArN 49, 49,
u'u w. AN.'se' o*ns ~ Ata' s'osN. 7.s -
o.aa sno'ss sp.1s I1',a oa ~ e ~.
NY aho ~ us Sooo Spos 1Atsa ~ *'- Nv ~ ~
fount..a" &C. ~ o',s ."ave1y oo' aeo w VI. -.
spf'hk 11ua, All II 40 okl; 70 ons oFHns oaps s
IS, ~, ~ ~ -, - H,r ~ - - :. ~, - ,,.-s
e.' W. W. ~ e" W.T.. IT..
ue' ~ ". W sn -. ~ee 'e."1'' ~ -1.. u
tet N ~ oe4s ~ II sosa heo " "in's! - sss'
>. -. ~. ]S,dd,,n1.,t
49, 49, ~ ~. 4, ~ "a IN .r.-t
wursT p...t,t,st str a.. ~. .h.n,,.,,. ~ oss brsA
w. .d-..,c., ~ s.,.. ,rs+c IN IL, M / Wh,.
., a. n II 49,. nm u, ~ xrs,,, =, =, N h, to,r ,eoo
In N ned NJ s n. :, IN In IN at =. al in stne.
I'M I'm NJ .R.d ~ o. IN -, IN h, do
sos -. - :. ~. -. -,..s cs ~ .,.1,7s. w. 80,
NJ, -, NJ sors. ~ ~, =. a. - .t1-a :, m
T., -. :, o71s, ~,
~ ~ :. :..ss ~ w ~ W."
M In so ssuc ~ ~ m Is, A. :. "a. ~
~ =. e<ns - 49,. ~ ~ ~. w - - ~ .o.s
~ w. ~ ~ >. g. ~ ~ ~ ~
.S~ - ~ ~. - '-~~ A' o1~ ~
sos ~ =. w - ~ - "" W uoon p'''A4e tesms-
a,s, hoth 6o+ I'D md 49, s,,.. loa =.
a. n .,o-. N, ~ do =, e,s !, ..e.. ~ m
sbrusa Com fo- dtrre-r ~ ..r,,, ,,,,n h,.:n ut,
and te 1si NJ y:;snh., ,t .o 3 ~ ~, ~ ro ~ ~
:, ~ . IL, =, ,.rr. ,n,,.r ~ =. ~. ~ ~ w. :.
he de1re4rd nert vset nm h, ~ co,n :, A.
.no,.. r.,do-vc,v ~ - .-,D- * ~. -, t-,,L. ~
a. A.. on,,.ct >-N- ~
oATs-He, etr. !. ~ hi nn ,,,,n.n,. uo-t ,no,,
aetsyc asd adyapced ka1e Sales xere cop bn M
a,kc T. a. b.: Am In to nj ,.,no,t n b ~ ~ ,,,t
store 4ooo In do nj ~ N .o,s I'm ~ IL, ~ s.ur l.,