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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
NoTEC GEE.

TINE AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CON-
L. pany viii ran one Ct their Pmpcllers 20 tbs
place, from BUFFALO via CLEVELAND and
DETROIT scmi-monthly.
Rates Of Freight from NEW YORK 10 esris per
hundred on light Goods, and So cents on heavy
Goods.
From BUFFALO $3.50 per tor, from cLEvE-
LAND and DETROIT 20 cents per barrel and e2, 80
per ton
FIS@ Thes, Propeusrs hare COED accommodations
fer Passengers uho uiU BE- carried at ios rate n
Fare.
JOHN DERBY, LsI at East Scg'rar
CATIIN A ERWIN, lstroI
T. N. BOND, Cleseiaax.
J c. EVANS, B.,fc5.
FRANK LEE, /" ysv York.
East Saginaw April Fl, 1852
DERFUhHRy.- - Luhin's wrght's an .ts..s
u also general assortment 81 N,srsr.r y t
IiESs. Pho 4 co.
DRrsHEs : clotbes. Hair. ss~~h, HAT boa
ID TootA I'D Nail on The tsus. .@s,noss ~ f
uy&c0
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

Taking advantage of all these favorable crcum-
stan, CURTIS, BLISS Co have supplied themselves
with an
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Tie ySta FT1sfs.

Last week was remarkable for BoTcalis
and Frosts. In some portions Of Wisconsin
and Michigan the fr0sts were hard enough
70 damage vegetables and buckwheat- In
Wisconsin some fields ofcorn on low ground
we're injured. The dro1yhtin Wisconsin is
also very severe, no rain having fallen for
several weeks. Corn and potatoes very light
There were two or three frosty mornings last
week in and about Ashtabu!a. bat nothing
suffered. In Somerset. Lawrence Arms
trCng, Ycnango. Indiana, &e,, counties Of
Pennsylvania, slight dry fFos5s occurred cv-
cry night CO the week. Not mIh dam
age was done to the growing crops. The
Unusally cocl-atmas2aerc at this seasol q
the year is believed by naany 70 have as yet
unexplained relation, either OF cause or eject
with die recent displays q what Hunb0lt
calls the c1lil.;i9a q l q" rll2nctie storl.
-LcuLr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Firis cssess Sent . Market.

AKRoN, AUG. 8. 1859.
Eor15ns CT CLEVELAND liERALD:-As
thc Connecticut Western Reserve justly
friles itself Or x great st ,ple prolu,t--
rlese-it win probably be Interesting to
many to have q Shc-. history CT the first
sfn, n mariet from the Reserve. In the
al d I-O2 : went t0 2:t.s5ur Il as clerk
10 Amir & Jesse Parker. ;hcu anon st tie
Oil and prominent merchants Glcrc. In the
fall of4G0l. George S.;ison u E9arlman,
then Trumbuii. now Mahoningc county, call
cd on me at Nr. Parker 5. lie had six or
eight hundred pounds of cheese for sale;
his price was Yankee shilling Cl62-2 cts)
4 pound. Mr.. Parker saidit was m entire
neH article in the Pittsburgh market, and
that very few persons in Pittsburgh had
ever heard Ct YoHkce cheese, and as next
morning would he market day, he advised
NJ. Sti!son to take It 10 the market house
and oifcr It for safe by the single cheese
st EIGHT or n:nc o clcck next morning |
weut to the market and found a crowd about
3Ir. Stilson S wagon, and Yankee cheese
quite in demand. Mr.. Stilson had Z few
cheese left. which he sold to tie hishest
bidders, for from % to 81 ID cents a
pound
This cheese was made in Boariman by
Mr. Stiisen. and his brother Peter Stilman.
both Of them residents of Boarlman. and
who died there Il believe a few years
since.
FRED i. WADSWORTH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

Tue ECRopEAy TINES OF THE 18th oP
AUGrsT SAYS: Cholera has again appeared
in this country. and it comes to Us. asusual.
from Hamburg. We see that during the
last week twenty-four deaths are stated to
have occurred from this causcin London -
We So m to know as little as before about
this grim and mysterious stranger. but VIC
know enough to avoid his track, and even
to defeat him should he attack US. He fas
tens for the most part upon those who can:
not or viii not protect themselves. Great
and beneficial sanitary changes have taken
place in England since cholera first invaded
this country. nearly thirty years ago; but
We are not yet in a state ofcomplese defense;
yet if half as much money were expended in
protecting US from the cholera as we now
see lavished in protecting US from the French,
the cholera visit Of 1853 would be the last.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Eesr2l Falls C3yTosPa1dence.
Ser. ona, 1859.

SET. md, 1888.
-Akssrs. EG.orss
TIE citizens Of cur village, have fsor s
long tina been impressed With TIC ac:cssi.
+ Of doing something to prcmote tte cause
II Temperance, and choek a ssrious GIL,
IN CIR otherwise fouTiss;ns ana Ecautiful
town. BIT; the gels question WAS. who
Should begin 20 do? It Is only nccessary
for some onc 20 move, AMI then hundreds
would como to MS support. But every man
wishes to live in peace with his neighbcrs,
and not to excite trouble and strife. in his
village and neighbcrhood. Yet who could
be silent. when not only men who are al
ready ruined. are FASTENED on to destruc-
ton. ana 4 druakari 8 grave, but Youth,
and mere boys aye ushcscd, and cnticed in
to the same course. morally certain Of reach
Ing the same dreadful end: and this c9n1i-
ditiou of things is caused. nos b. = res
'pootable majority CT our citizens, nor even
with their consent, but four or five raltry
liquor sellers, who for the sake of a few
dimes, would willingly consign to utter
destruction. cur entire youth, against re-
monstrances aud petitions, poured in upon
them from fathers, and mothers, Whose Q n
they are running. and from friends whose
bosom companions they are enticing into
the drunkard path. The question then
is, should these half dozen greg shops con-
troll our village, and give tone to its NOR
ais, or may the large majority Of commun-
iy regulate It's af:airs as they see fit? All
agreeing that something must be done, ami
that speedily. . meeting Of Many Cir
zoas." lovers Of good order was called ior
Wcdncsie ycrcning, Auy. 3lst. The ncot-
ing We. Organized ly the appointment oE
Esq, AaIog- Chairman, and Pro-. barrett
Secretary. Speeches were made ~ Ncszrs
Barrett. :. .s., Ears aai oth-rs az agace-
lg .hat TIC eyl must nc scoiqcl y some
mems. Suggestions were m4le y On.
AID 2n:the:, al cea.arring in &c &c cssity
Z aoing sci,ething. and tina: spcoiiiy. a
n2t;on wss Elade to ippo;nt a com.ni+.>e,
t, t-he neasGre5 preparatory % tie f rnl-
tioE Ct { "CaTs2a League Remarks
vere made uTon tie motion, and It was
snally thought hest to held IN adjourned
Gae.ing, gct ont 8 larger crowd. AMI enter
upon the thing unanimously, hoping fer 3
-ooI effect by & show Of largo number.
also an effort is 10 Ia made II TIE wa- c.
aora; s@aaSion, y procuring iectu,c-s and
L ,lGinga raass meeting. lcforc the last rc-
laggI MEASURES, :r3 tai:n. One thing
IS c@c.t.ia. h9a tic cara,7tacs5 ot tle
eak.rs anl olc.s, As palny days o.:
Ii ;aer sellers are about over, an l Better
order Of things VIII be established. Tie
WAS well attended, 4 good deal e.
true spirit was manifested, which Is
bat an earnest of good things to come.
The meeting was adjourned to the call CT
the Secretary. which will be az soon as a
can be obtained.
Yours Truly, OBSERVER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
IlarriaQfs.

"A F'mnr-nc!l, 81 III. lit Of IN '. by S.
Strickland. JnAr. of Pn.hai-. Mr NATHAN
PARKER. aged u and Ncs AMELIA DERRY.
aged a..
Ia Warren. r,'her ST i'oceofL-wis Hoyt, Esq.
IN ia ath inst. lay R-v W. e Clark. Mr.
Cd lUyCET u ROBERTS, 81 W~iIuuahiv.
Lake Co a,i Mss PEE8&lyNnAN,u q Var
Il VAR n. 81. fl', fra in l.. iy EIl.rJ y
Errrct. Nr LATUEuP GLIDER. ami Miss
AUGUSTA BOWMAN.
~ -y'or F,.ls. on Ih~ 90 Us, Nr Ell.
MOOD rEN 70 Vie Cn%ELIA ALLEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
CERTIFICATE o.. AUTHORITY.
OO sxp.re o. ths 2lat lay Of Ian:. Isee.l

no expire Oh the 3i5f lay OF Jan. ls6n)
Coisfri,uF. o. January 81, lisa
Whereas, The Phoenix fire Insurance Conpany. 10
Gated at Brooklyn. j BthS State Of Nes YORK, has fled
in this office a sworn strt-msnt OF its condlit On. as re-
quired by the first section 0f the ~Astt0 rrgrlatr In
suranee Companies Rot incorporated by the State OF
OHIO" passed April :, lS56.
-Azd phersGS, Said Company has furnished the IN.
dersigned, satisfactory evidence that il is possessed Of
at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
invested IL stocks or IN bonds. or IN mortgages Of real
mortgaged:
.4ad Bhcreas. Said Company has hlel in this Office a
written instrument. under its cgrpprRte seal. signed
b. the PreSiden, and Secretary thereof. authorizing
AcknOSlslge service Of process for and in behalf OF
said Company, cOnsenting that SERVICE of process
mesae or ln1l. upon any such agent or agents. shali
be taken and held to be rs valid as il served upon the
Company. Accepting to the laws Of this. or any Othe=
StIte. and Saiving all claim or right Of error by rez-
son of such acknoxtea cement Of service.
Nor. therefore,. In pursuance OF the FIRST section OF
The let TO regulate 1usncanee Companies not ineOr-
poratel by the state Jf Ohio. "rasse1 April 8, l-j5. /
FRANCIS VI. WRIGHT. Auditor of St1te. d. HEREBY
authorized 10 trars acf the business % Fire Insurance
ia this State, 1ltI the thirty first lay OF. January,
ia the year one thousand eight hundred and @iAty
IS wirNEss WHEREOF. I have hers-hto subscribed my
this iiiFt, nrst day Of January. in the year oHs
thousand eight hundred and nifty nire.
(SeaI) Y. NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor.
The State Of Ohio.l
Franklin County I certify that the above is a true
cory Of the original Certificate Of A~ufh9dsy granted
Company Of Brooklyn, enpi-d by me in ssid-Auditor's
ofhc..
Witness my hand and Noiarial seal. this LIST day Of
JAS wIELIANs. Notary Public
SsE,LS and Insurance Clerk,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
EaItl:tY 9 Tie.

We learn ~ the Cin.iansti G1zettc that
tie Board OF Canvlssers have decided II
give the certificate OF c~leotion to MIR. Ander-
son in the Fourth District Of keHtu:ky
which M cs tie Congressional delegation
FROM that State 4 tje. HE attempt to
count NJ. Chrisnan, pem2crIt. in. By tn
kcr.ng tae returns, Was, contrary to cxpcc-
t~ation, unsuccessful. Should The Pres;dcn-
tial election % into the House Of Reprcscn-
t%ltives, the vote of Kentucky instead OF
being a unit, as contemplated by the Con-
stitution, will, Ike that of North Carolina.
he a cypher.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

ARrIrIO NOTICE

4 Miciie. sNaEis, AnfTsW sraTts. MichEel
Swa - sni. TrSI!A Mount ain. ia i NrIsU4i1. james
Hr1.- ~. Snlaaa.n NHuatxin, ~ thlel ) ara, JicJ ID
>AAs.s SetSe. Bugns- Pc.-y SUra-, NJsss ; JEscil.
hi'tou Graham. ALERT NsCnsbs, j. cyl Wui.Ens,
~ g-u anul county ono, lev BIrnSU: Kg1S COun
> .sai-. mi Gavin Burns. whose residence il ut
EuaGu Wiz tax nSace ih-i \ P~-tiLiOn YES Gird
them on TIL IhtE DAY .: Auylst. A. ID l-j9
ia me Court ut Common Pl-a> within and for the
c. TrnmLuii. : David Barus. ami Is how
,rurIn .wh-TeiE sdti . lvi! E-rns i .nahis partitions
a. Ih- iul!OEins T@ii r-trl-: ~ u l. "a Ghz i~usnshIP OF
Vernon H. siri Jda:ty al trInsutl. r-iIg pL-t uf
lots d ami : n d. Granger tract. an. buundei No..
Ii lands af David Burns. east y lands Ut John LauS
=, y. S"ati By iauds & shr h"irs II LgtHsr Ruras. ant
y s. bY z! msium az Greek containing I'iut " acres
o. ard. >aid uaY;tl rgrns vii , PPiy Tor a rr.i'r II
The EvxI term % said court. ILNS p4Ta,.GH may be
ms!c % sIic .rrai.ss
DAVID BrRvS.
y A IEoIAS5. his Att'y
C.,s . 1870 e.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
NEWS ITE9E3.

ed
THREE PERsoxs OVER NIAGAI4FALls-
The Lookport AdTertizes gives the partica-
hrs Of the carryiug over TIE Falls. on
Thursday last. Of a man named Eosscau,
and Z Nr. Morse and wife. They started
to cross over the river 70 Chipreva in a
beat, when tie beat was struo,i ny g gale
and cap$izei. They were observed t. get
upon the heat with safety, but we're carried
by the strong current into tie raFids and
over the falls. lir. Morse lived at Chip
powa.
4 rattlcsnake was killed lately twenty
miles west of Terre Haute, Indiana, twenty
one feet in length, eighteen inches round in
the largest part, and which had one hun
drcd and eleven %rattles. This SINE snake,
CT one ike it, was seen in the sans locality
thirty years ago. This monster was killed
with 4 ridc-bullet. and is undoubtedly tie
biggest rattlesnake on record.
SUICIDE N MoRRow CoUSrr.-Peter
Finefrocl, Of Congress township. Morrow
county. a respected citizen aud independent
farmer. committed suicide on the morningo Of
the llth inst. b. shooting himself through
tie heart with a rife. In a letter found in
his hat lie spoke very cndcarinsly Of his
wife and child, but sai,i that life was a bur
den to him.
A hoy died in Piympton. Mess, last week,
from the bite of a turtle. The virus spread
from his finger through ali portions of his
system, and appeared everywhere in black
spots. lie went into p~arcxysms, and in his
fearful agony, continued to snap AMI bite az
cyagyshing II :: the nlan,r o t1:tIe. IN
I'll A.e expired.
The 81 Louis Dena3rat Of Monhv his
aGvi,as from Pike Peak u tie liza Of
Angus. New s3il discoveries, ri:h caoi:h.
laye Leon r;Gc 10 miss nortlw>s; o:
Cherry Greek, and thousand; og IT, seekers,
arc wandering h.th.r.
The reports from the Soathe.n States,
With rcs,rl to tie cotton crop. continue
very favorable. and cyen Inc mast caresal
writer's now begin t. preii. It the larg rsts 9op
ever grown, provided G,c piLing season
proves favorable.
/ table com,i;eI from Official docuneats
gives the nam,cr C, Free Aazois IN The
United States IS Oil. aaj the ~i!col.e
O. ;-o lodges It about -, 10000.
Greenwood Cemetery. New York. WIS
in Juuc, $50 and from tat
llorJh up to the 2@d ul., 5000 nave -
k.n up thc;r rcs.lea,e in TIC silent ,;ty.
Ir. WA. Dcrni,op. 4 i9:nleT resilient Of
county, vas brctliy muI3sssI u
his br,ther-;n law At a town rea- L stro3sc.
Via, on the 18th inst.
New Bedford, Mass. August 3o.-The
Rail Road Depot at Fair Haven was De-
by FIRE to-day. Loss l0.000.
\ tailor in Cincinnati, namsl Henry Da-
vis, fell from a stool tire, ie,t n height
and fractured his skull, and died.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
PiaakWncd's Maraz:na.

The contents Of the August number are
London Exhibitions; Conflict u the Schools;
The Luck Of Ladysmedc Part-6; Lord
Nacaulay and the Highlands Of Scotland;
Leaders Of the Reformation; Fclicity-PaTt
lst; The Master Of Sinciairs Narrative OF
the u; Tie Haunted and tic HAMMERS;
The Pcace-What is It?
Price IS per year. Prise of Black
wood and any one of the Four Reviews IS.
The -Four Reviews ard Blackwood SO
Published By Leonard Scott & Co, 70 Full
ton ST. y. 7.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
The Great Forgery IL Pittg51reh.

The forgery of 1900 in certificates Of
deposit Of the American Exchange Bank of
Ncw York. recently made public in Fits
blred, ana tie arres: Of S. G. Langlon.
one Of the parties in New York, has made
some STR among the Zig rasca!s-
Stephen D. DiIiayc, Of the New York Gus
tom House, is enc of TIC alleged swindlers,
and Dye OF Dye 5 Bank Note Mirror is ina
rlicatcd. Both have published notes deny
ing the charges. D;llaye not only asserts
his iunocenoc. Int intimate5 that an agent
Of Secretary Cobb. With whom he had It con-
troyersy about his removal trom q oii:e in
New York, is 1t the bottom Of Z conspiracy
against him. The transaction took place
On tie 18th Of October, lS5S. when Dillaye
and Langdon presented themselves at the
Citizens, Bank. in Pittsburgh, with two
forged certificates of deposits on he Amcri-
can Exchange Bank of New York. one for
$1,000. the other for $4,000, On which
they got the cash.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
THE SKIN

IS Turned with thou -au}s Of pores Ia every irch h
rr'4ce. TEose o":cc il i 20 carry Oh the i,ipuriI e. %
Lhe bi5oH-tIs aGsuovi-,ised cause Hf al! diseases o
minS;' i-uhen The sin IS i-y sud p=T.Hci-whsn ii
IS cnveret with ernpiiOn--shr n i. is Gil ana cisnrm,
when there Is irS-ri fever nT i.f I1'.ti"r-iI is in-
-a~-iIi. Cor the skin under th-$- circUEi-ttnr.s 10 "er-
f''n il proper fIuc:ioEs snd - carr I'll Ia" ;a,ruri
lee fTOr' tn '1iy ~ ic~i" RI by CAV Creator.
Ee,> 'stniitr in tfi.,s en- 1re "A e" sJ-trucf.aas
srd 4: i - free -Rl h-s':!'r h'arI. r-T-pv- IN crTp
: ,'.s f.p.u tie kin. au.i carsc It - "rich'-n vii, TIE
taAl II "a IN All h-satv Ecsl:, 40 raGcii admired
Al loved. u ag-y vi'h,7t u.is = aG! c0suirtics-iu
canty pr"Hu"ei ~ hrslih and happiness
hS- Nc-sE'a Trdirn FOG, P.lis are scll ~ all 1eel.
srs ia 'e.4iciESs. Au.GT3 81 la
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

The Ecpul,;:aa of Aiht 5ula comfy
have pat ;.c ~fo!ioT:n. r3oi ticket n tIt
fa;i. 20 ~ elc3Jcl IS : %rJUsi2r :Ag5iig.
representative, Ahel KUN. Sheriff, NJ,
Ian Iicad:y H-o.,ate Jair I. Henry fas-
seti; Treasurer, :. /. Erog.h; frosccl-
ting httorney. Joia g. Far-acf Rear
d.. Ialnc3 N-it:aore; Commissioner John
II. K;itorn: inaraary Digc-t9r, J. L.
TI.St:aan-taGE:.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
MATCHED ~ROaDsTERs.
ne Cleveland nrym;F slys:

Tire Cleveland Hc,alf slys:
". Fec. Of Trurbuli Co. took tic award
Of com ni;tce and crowd ior 4 pair Of li.i.t,
III. sapefb mqsalel horses. making the EGg
mics IL 1910 without undue urging
AFTERNOON.
Z sweepstakes took Il:ce between tie
SEA- % ualtl AMI Atty Clyde. The ; Il
entered ~ III. :. Merchant, OF CIsya-
ia1l, ani Kitty by NE. Roberts CT Guy
ho.a Fall--l mics. M. Merchant 5
horse wen ETHER graccrl,!y, i aot ea.iiy.
il l222
The next time OF Tie t-ee.; vas pacing
mat.h between 5tdn1cr. entered 1y 4ir.
Of u lima, AMI 4 hrrsc whsse name
we c,Uil nat learn, ea:-rei = fir. !~!cn:e.-
sc0. Stranger dist.n:el lis competitor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Democratic Progression.

Timc works changes many and great, in
all this material world, but il nothing is
the change more marvellous, than il tho
Democratic party. Men may change. but
principles nercT; VIC had supposed to be
an axiom which could not be disputed. but
the PRINCIPLES Of the Democracy, las they
term thepselYes) have CHANGED 50 entirely
that il they had q political indicator it
would now be pointing ina direction pre-
eiscly opposite to that OF Ten years ago.
The party has utterly forsaken the princi-
pies Of its founders. Tie teachings of JET
Serson. Madison apl jackson arc hctcrcdoz
now, and egan the resolutions passed. by
their Chic State conventions within the
last ten years, and paradcd before the pull
lie through the press. year after year. are
now passed over, ignored or utterly denied
In five Democratic State conventions held
in this State-In IS4a. 90, 81, - and
SO, did they
Resare. That the people Of Ohio now,
as they eycr have dcne, look upon slavery
as in evil, and unfavorahle to the full de-
yecpment Of the spirit and practical ben
edts Of free institutions; and that they
VIII at all times feel it to be their duty to
use all power clearly given ty tie terms
ST the patiooal compact, 10 prerons lis 'n-
crease. 90 naitiScte and freely eradIate
c.era.
4 little more than FIVE years have PASSED,
and the records Of tdeir conventions. plat
forms, &c. may be searched il win for
any thing like this. To utter such dec
tfins Ia one Of their conventions pov,
would stamp a Democrat? as Insane. Not
Guy is the suh;oct Ignored. and tbc,doo
tripc abauiozed. bu. tLe whole power Of
ibe administration Of Nr. Buchanan has
been ezertei. not "to prsrsn: the Increase.
II sLrery) 10 mitigate and finally ero&-
aste Tie c-ii, but to flsten slavery upon
Kansas. To this end, all the power of
the party. all the patronage CT tic COVER
u;ant, all tho weight Of the administration
were -exerted the utmost 10 make the
holding Of slaves legal in al the terrific
res belonging to the United States. and
TO open then to the curse Of slavery, and
thus prevent their occupancy by free Ia
borers. the power of the party was wielded
% procure the Drod Sect decision. Now,
the army of the United States, and all
the power Of the General Government can
be employed 20 fasten slavery in the terri
teriea The Democrats papers Of South
Carolina, Florida and Alabama boldly adj
-ocate the revival Of tie African slave
trade, pnd the slave trade has actually
been re-opcned On our coasts. In the next
congress, Es presume, viii be seen Southern
Democratic members demanding Of tie
fc+tacrn Rcnocratic ~doughfaces, the re-
pea. Of all laws prohibiting the trade. and
thus the internal trsffc which not a single
Christian nation on tie globe now sanc- !
ions. would be -eTiFA. I,
Verify 1s Democracy is a progressive
PastJ; tboy have a6Taaccd out Of sight Of
the ancient landmarks; they have left be-
hind Gil the principles upon which the !
party originally ras based. they have for
s.Scn the faith Of its founders, and hewn {
ont broken cisteras which hold no water. :
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A&@-I-s

We nesssctei 10 neal.9H ias. w3ek, t-at
the tine Ct ta5 I. =: C.e,ei1n8, When
f discussion between tas Republican ana
Democratic candidates for Governor, Mes
sTs Denuisoa ard Raaney viii take place,
has been changed 6om Saturday the i0th.
to Thursday the 18th inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Ut1.t:s

Ca tie 2i,h INST in he 9Th Year g" Ter age,
af ihr = 81 lrnc. of Nr. f iwarls. !" Gln,"II.
ipwr. Mrs EMILY SMITH UIf."rS i.Sni-h.
and laughter Of vIoe:ut C',toa. ui Farm;s o.
Ohio.
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{ EGAL NOTICE.

{ To Sarah ; mo -, Rei-cea mons, Caroline Ca
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

KICKED 80 DGArH.-Ar. David Cat
nire, OF Madison. Lake county, WAS killed
cu Wednesday CT last w.ck. as we learn
by the Telegraph, by being kicked 10y lis
horses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07
Pa.feT's Care CT Pain.

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-. r yhen = I are iiii.ir ~ sui'sG sJ;srkS ~ croIc.
'hoi--t Nor RS D'ar. hc l. D'Srn:rry. &C. " has
H-c- ti:o.Oa shIy tested, snI proves Z ntv-r fIili"a
remedy. au=3I-2
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-07

On the second DAY, the premium for the
best two year old colt. was awarded to Mr..
Milestone 3 Stallion, which trotted his mile
in / nin-2i sec.