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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
Murder of a Bank Teller.

Tn telegraph briefly noticed the muir
der # Mr.. George NJ Her, teller Of the
Union B ink # Tennessee, at Jdckson.-
he had a room in the Bank, and was a
very worthy and exemplary Young man.
He was found in the morning sitting al
his desk in The Bank, with the check
book before him, and The pen still grasp
ed in. his hand. He had teen struck
with the canceling hammer on the head.
Two or three leaves had been torn from
the check book aud either destroyed or
carried away. The Bank was robbed
of some SIG 900 in coin. and a consid
cradle quantity of small coin was left
scattered over the floor. The murderers
passed GU of the front door and pulled it
shut after them. 1t is supposed they
admit.ance under the pretext Of
getting a check. No clue had been Oh
tanned to the murderers at the last ac
counts from Jackson CkevslaRd Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
An Eve Opener.


When the biil tor the relief Of actual
settlers on the public domain, with the
%,mendmentof Mr.. Crow. thai after sur
vev the public lands shall be open 10
actual settlers tor pre- emplion for ten
wears h-t r. they b. exposed to public
) j., was heir rel hy a r.rt Democratic
vO'~ in the II uISr. VI. Clvaaaugh. a
d BocrarIc n. mhrr from Mimi. SOFA. de-
clArr'i that hI, political { lends had done
m'r- by d-tcnIing thai bcu fir Il, meas
Hr' To creare r pusiican States IN The
N1fth and West, Than ~ a"v vote { 81
within the past two Years. IL have b en-
a'tach"i 10 Ih- d mrcraric parry con
innrl NJ. Cavamtu5h. from NY how
,npd, bus str. w',ru : SluIherr gentle
IA "a rom" up, Isl have TO dly, sai re-
tI> BY jlIelr vote io ai "a, cons iIuonls,
refuse o place the lciuIl tlirr % tte
>'il, the honest, industrious laborer, be
,ond the grasp ani avarice o. IN >pecu-
la:pr.I tell YOU ,Ir, ! fsl,er aud | he>i.
tate"
NJ. C%ivanaueh should remember tina.
& rsSsrvethr pubic h,ad> taE actual set
MIl-ss a. or 'he 5~neli f t,e laaorer ana.
~nili iHErr- al # ~n'm miieu ID N
,cracv regards IS mud>iil> of >osI-iy, "a,
class The counterpart OF slaves IN n.
) uih, mat and aay movems'r cal.
ula'ad 10 g~ldsa-titein m 4 cad tinr
where lh'y mly b. im!ependsntof he'll
: o. fiors, i aarriHg against rhe prep
distinctions which Democ acy bill y
l. b. vi 10 society The rue ID m
Grille coHS;ruc ian Of >oc,-I, i Il ni.p
tsr lands IA the hands OF a tew large
TO i'rS, n whom rhe mass IF Ih- pei.
pie shall b. d,pendtnr. \ iree-h I'd fHl
,,rfy man might 'esuil Ia "a sale # lH-
de pendencr and ini, l]iis'ncr ih"i N"ni'
b. fatal ~ lie aScrniancy OF D-mnc'
lcracS.-O s. journal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
CARD TO LADIES.

N. PERclEis.HAcHIsH" PILLs-The mportersofthi
reliAbleahd safe remedytor Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies To IL
asinfalliable in removing distractions and IRREGULAR
ties Of the menses, promptly rtst0rIRg them in al ca
ses- The impression SO common. is speedily relieved,
and there will be no rseHrreAes ofthe complaints this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-.
paBy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ladies EScEISTE. or sEsgeetiHg tkemssires SO, az
eautt0Eed against EsiHg them. as miscarriage reHis
easHs. Ladies desiring aa increase ef faniiy sASEfi
.J0Tego their use entirely, as a Js1p pills saek z0Hti
you'd Dc SIRE 70 P-evsHt PregRaRey.
Prcpretorsr importers, or agents can be in ne Eis'
sesT5nsible after this adnonition. Although certaii
in effect they are so mild as neverto produce injrsS
to the health.
MAIL PACEAGES.
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter. Priee
Sl.OOl are sold only BY our general agents. who viii
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes s l,e5; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs.v. 3. AL
DEN & Co., Cleveland, o.. are our general a gents
All orders Willie promptly filed by them.
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and z.
A. SMITH & CO., Warren, and By Druggists gene.
rally. IJune 81. '5S-lv.1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

PEACH CRoP MIR. V. II. Yemen. a
fruit f%ancier. of this town. informs US that
he has examined a large number of peach
buds in v%arions places in this vicinity.
both with a glass and with the eye, and
f DIS them almost unanin ou,ly fresh and
h~ealihv--not more Than one in thirty he
ing killed He also says that unless a
late frost shall nip the buds. there will be
a suprrabundant crop The trees being
vigorous. after a YEARS ldleness. have
pu' 'orth an unusual number of buds -
Conneaut Exporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

II you are sick, the probability is that the root Of
your suffering Is in the stomach. Prom ! weak stom-
aeh proceed dyspepsia languor. oppression in the dis
phragm. jauniice, headache nausea. bodily weakness,
dimness Of sight, heartburn, cos iveness, dyseutery.
and a legion Of other tormenting diseases. Indigcs-
ton produces thin Hood. and thereby destroys the
strength aud vigOr OF the system To restore the tone
Of the stomach. and enable it to throw OF. and dismiss
forever all these orm-nti ng AMI dangerous complaints.
nothing - necessary In. a perseyeTirg use Of HoOf
lands Germ IN Filters. prepared by DR.. e. ". Jackson.
~sana;ive eff cts.
For ssle 10y druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United States West Indies, AMI
South America. at 15 cts per bottle. Feb. %
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
MARCH Appointments.

DIR H. TUBBS will be in attendance
II as fOllows:-
WHKEES. National Hotel. Saturday March 5,h.
RNvENSA, Prputiss House. Tuesday. March LIST.
AsHTABrLA- Ashtabul1 House, Monday. March 18th.
For Consultation HP0H all diseases Of the Threat,
laws, Heart, Efrer. Sf0mqek B0psLs, Kidneys,
and spleen. Elsa. Dr0Ysg~ GraceL, RhsHmeism
Nervousness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Dfseqs-
IS, -AsEe and Fecer. Fits Impurities Of fhs Blood.
ErHPtioHS. Cancers, Ulcers and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints. both External and In
ternal-
For some ten years. Or. TUBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annuity,
many OF whom had exhausted every ether resource
within reach In NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
Po'soSs EMPLOYED. NOR DOES ne MAKE sIek TO MAKE
WELL OR TEAR DOWN TO BUILD UP AGAIN. The medi-
cires can lie taSen with safety hy the most delicate.
AMI patients may remain at home and continue, with
prulenee, their ordinary diet and exercise. Nely
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have bad given up af hope. the tRdisputz-
Ole evidences OF which can aIxayS he fuTnished.-
Invalids, however -edueed or despairing, are invited
tocall and may be assured that no encouragement will
he given or expense incurred. without a corresponding
prospect Of reco yeFy -l ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

ARREsTs.--On Thursday last, Messrs
D-put Sheriff Townsend. and Marshal
J j. Wright. arreS ed at Clinton IN This
County. two men n.mri Foster and
Charley Clark. charged with robbing the
store OF Cofil & Co. in Rt:enna some
weeks ago. Tne prisoners and some
$500 worth of Bno and Sh es which
were recognized IS belonging to Enos IL
Marvin. of the former place. were taken
to Rtvenna. and as they waived an tx
animation. Justice COnant held them in
$1,000 each Tor their appearance at The
next Term for that burglary. In de-
fault of bail they were committed to Jail
Our detectives are as keen in seeming
scnundrels as terriers after a rat. and
they rarely fal Of an g4ma hat is with
in their bailiwick.-Summi Beacon,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

When Gen. Scott arrived in New Or
leans, some one near him in the crowd
which pressed around him at the St.
Charles, asked permission to carry his
overcoat for him. The General granted
the request, and the person, in carrying
out his intentions in getting The coat in
his possession. carried it entirely away,
and the General has not heard off t since.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
10 Snhnal Teachers.

The las, numbeS of the "Amertean
Journal of Education" contains thirteen
ably written articles and six beautiful
steel portraits Of eminent teachers and
scholars. Each member contains over
$50 pages. School Directors should
place the frs, series, OF five volumes, in
every school library. No Teacher
ssould.5 Be without this National journal,
edited by Henry Barnard L. b.. D. Pub
Iished yF. B. Perkins Hartford, Ct
rrice $500 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
salurday, the 26th day OF Mareh rs
sheria,s oaes. warren. Ia. 81. Is5g-5r.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE

By ORDER OF PROBATE OUR
In obe fence 10 an order Of the Prohat- Court o.
TrunhuiI County. ohio. I shall offer It Pu lie Sale, On
the 23I day Of March next. between the hours OF | aus
4 o'ciock p N. al the premises in Johnston township,
County and State aforesaid. the following Real Esuate,
as the property OF Moore G. Bradley. decd; Situate in
said to snshiP. containing fifteen acres OF land. and
bounded as follows: Bounded East ny lands Of George
Hill south hy the east ard west Centre road and wrst
by Iards OF Geor-e Hill, North ~ lands Of Geo. Spei ~.
Terms Of SI}e:-une half in hand. and sue-haIf in
one year. Appraised at $ - per acre.
ROREHT OILS. Ad'nr de b0HiS E0H.
Feb %. 5q-fxS Of Moore Q. lrriiry. decd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

John Heenan, the Benicis Boy, is
~''traveling on his muckle," taking a pro.
f~essional tour through the States, a "a
Jenny Lind, Thalberg, Bayard Taylor
and other musicians and lecturers. AT
last accounts he was at Mobile, where
he a Grand Sparring Exhibit
ton with Aaron Jones. Tickets one
dollar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

In some parts Of Vermont they use the
word ~"popplar" in The offensive Eense o.
-sris.ocra,;o. liza mas sets hinselfuP in
a way above his nsighh0rs, they ssy
he Is getting popular.
We have known another use Of the
word. abou, as cid. Judge P. Of TFpm-
hull County speaking Of a FeFson whom
he disliked, used to say, Ale MS never
,,r,.yer VIII me.'-9s1s0a.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
In TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
Petition for Partition
Jeremiah B wolf

The defenlsHt. jeremiah B Won. wEhl take notice
that On the l3gh lfy Of January A D Ir59, the pllin-
tid, Samuel L. Gleasoa- dieI intt- Cnurs &c Common
Pltas.hS petition Tor uaFttian for his interest. Il be-
ing Que untIiyiasd ha4 Of one hundred asd ten acres
Of laad Sgusted in Hubbard toWushiP, Trumtpil enun-
~ ohio. new beioaging u II Samuel o.. Gleason &
Jeremiah b. Wolf said lands arr kuOwn as the farm
heretofore Owned BY Thornas VI & JeremFqh b. Wolf.
IN said Hubbard no. occliiet b. platn.iH- Said pc
itiou wiz be for hearing At the mkt term ofthe Court
= Common. Pi-as- commencing al The Court House in
Warren. on the I'll day Of March next.
u. ~. HUTCIIINS.-
Jan 10. 5q-6Y ANY Tor Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
GALE OF REAL ESTATE
EY nRnFR nE cOT-RT

On The lOh day OF March. Is59 ! e,ween the hours Il
] and 4 in the afternoon. % The premises Wili he sold
70 The highest Bidder. The following Real Estate a IN
p.opert, o. John u. NeCOmbs, ct al, to wit; Lots Nos.
6. md :. o the Village Plat OF Girird Village. il the
Toxnship Of Liberty. TTumbuil County. Ohio
TEEAs $3.50 in hand and haiarc- in on- year
MILO VI CON Guardian.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLUID =
QIte n serious accident happened TO n
lIulr girl of Mr.. c. Thompson of Paines
vile on Sunday evening. SAYS the Com
mere;Gl. Her mother very nnwiSely un
dertook TO fill a lighted lamp the dan
ger OF which we supposed every reading
man woman and child vas convtrsant
with. The little girls face was badly
burned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

KILLED Br THE Cars On Tuesday.
rs tn IL 30 A NJ. Tram gong s'rth On the
G. G. d. g RrllroI1, was between Slel
by ard Crr>tline It kn ck-I d,wn AMI
insJan " krlel Il n sho lid e IN
the track Tnr man whose nam. We
did not leain. was w4lkins up the track
toward Crtstine, wrh a ba1 OF meal 90
his sh ml Ter A WOO ran was stand
ing In front If hum ON the rack Z VA
walking on. and =, soon as he had reach
"a il rh unfortunate man stepped on 10
he other track. Tne passenger train
going SolIh WAS then bul n cars length
distance from h m. and although the
whistle was blown and the brakes Du
down Instantly. the man was dashed IF
the line. dead. before the train could re
ceive The slightest cheek. The accident
could not possibly he avoided by any
nne in charge of the rain.--Clsre Her.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE
~ SIothower Matthews & Co,


Moser & Van wormer. Common PlsAs-
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale, in the above emit
tied caus-. issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Trumiiull County, Ohio. and TO me directed and deliv-
cred, I shall expose to public sale. at the door Of the
Court House in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday. the Goth day of March 1859.
between the hours Of 20 o'clock A. W, and 4 o'clock P
VI OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situite IN Vienna, Township No. in the III
Range Of TOxnsh ps in the Connecticut Western lie
serve. in the State Il Uhio. and which is also in ;he
County OF Trumrull. and is known by part of Lot No
L. and is bounded as follows. viz: Beginning at 4
pc I at the South esat corner OF one hall Of an acre Of
land. artieied u I. Riley, thine running North along
the East line Of said Rley's lct. eighteen rods to a
post: thence running has four rods and a hall to a
post; thence running South parallel with the west line
Of said Riley 5. eighteen rOds to a post; thence run
ming West tour an a half rods 10 the pace OF begin.
ming. and to Contain one half Of an acre Of land, be
the same more or l-ss-
Appraised a: $500. TERxs-Cash on day of SUE
A \. LYMAN, Sheriff..
Aa-sE nn-- -. II. 80 VZ=u -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

1t is stated that DR.. o. w. Holmes
has refused an offer from Mr.. Bonner of
5000 TO write half a column weekly for
one year f.. the New York Ledger.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

FIRE At PAINE~vILLE--The Mill on
the River IN the village OF gainesville
was burned on Sunday morning last
MFR n. S. Wheeler, its owner, estimates
his hiss at sig 600. The insurance was
81 500. 81 $40 Of which was in the
Charter Oak, Hartford, and $1,000 in
he New Hagen City Co.'S. of Ci--Ash
t1bula S ntina.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

Together with a general variety Of PRODUCE
and PROVISIONS,
! COFFEE y TEAS
C0FFEE AND TEAS
I COFFEE y TEAS
COFFEE y TEAS
COFFEE ASD TEA
COFFEE n TEAS
COFFEE M TEAS
COFFEE Y TEAS
COFFEE N TEAS
COFFEE A TEAS
flour We have constantly on sale; superior brand
in Barrels or Sacks. by the Load or Otherwise
We also have a nice article Of OLD y WR7SREY
by the Barrel or Gallon
WHITE FISH AND SALT
WHITE FISH AND SAIL
WHITE FISH y SALT
WHITE FISH Y SALT
WHITE FISH AND SALT
by the Barrel. IS cheap as the cheapest, for CASH
only. at The WARREN PRODUCE STORE. Main 81.
Feb. 10. 50. 6ALDWLS s co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

New counterfeit fves, on the Concord
Bank Of New FIampsb;raJ were put in
circulation yc3:crisy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
PnTnIsIc Or ASTHMA

The statement given this month will be read With
deep interest by all who have eniuted the inexprtssi-
Bile horrors Of Asthma. Especially does it commend
itself to those who have believed that treatment nay
relieve, but cannot eEre.
HOLMES TP. Crawford Co., Ohio, July. 81.
Dr. TuBBs-Sir: Since childhood I have been az
dieted with Ptthisic or Asthma My mother oesoreme
suffered from the same disease As / grew older IL
became worse, the paroxysms occurs oftener. and
were more protracted and severe, especially so during
the Winter season. At all times 4 little more tAan
ordinary ~exertion caused q violent cough, and great
oppression in breathing.
While the paroxysms lasted. there was a Distressing
cough. and a eebstant a~goni=ing struggle for breath,
being at times apparently rpon the verge Of saTleation.
Very little sleep could be obtained at such times. and
that little while sitting in my clair. Two years ago
was inducedb by he statement Of , lady " son yon cured
Of Asthma. TO make one more trial
y had little faith az that time. partly because hads so
often been disappointed, and partly because others
said 1 could not get well The treasmert Was pursued
under Circumstances most uEflvorable, having the
care Of sick frieuds. yeti have been not only fully re-
Iieyed Of all symp;ons Of Asthma but OF otner aGoc-
TORS accompanying. have no cough now. breathe
feeely. rest we'll, and have good strength.
foars, truly, teb9) SUSASAw W. oUAINTANcE-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland With Cieveiahd & Toledo. Cleveland On
iumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. AID CIeys-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al SCION. with Hacks to Chagrin Fails, &c.
M2ntua with Hacks for Ravenua-
6raeeTiie with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenVille Mead
vile, bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Io1ngstoWn, With stagesstoiNew Castle. Lowell,
fot@ha anu Enon Valley and thence By P. u. ".
q G.. Ratl Road to Pittsburgh.
fe9. 20. Ie5s. CHAS. L. RHODES, supt-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
News Of the Eeiehborbooa

BURGLARY AND ROBBERY IN ArwArER
-on Inu,,day night. the house of
J mes O Hall in Aiwater was entered
aad r"hbrd at 50 500 in Bank notes
M Ill bad returned that nisht from
PhiiAdeIFhia, wher he had Just disposed
OF a drove of Cattle, and had the mo
cseds thereof with him. The money was
all IN 'nk notes. in one package. and in
The Or asst pockot of his vest. the vest
was deposited for the night. in the bed
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hail.
The house was entered, we are told.
by raising a window, upon the first floor.
The vest was found in the garden Oh Fri
day mornlng-nothIng else in the house
was disturbed. Iii suggested that chic
roform was used, as Mrs. Hall felt a sin
gulaf sensation about her eyes in tn
morning anu was unabl- to open them OF
first aWakening.
h loser oi This amount Of none /,
IN good circumstances. and offers $1,000
for The conviction "f the thieves and tn,
recovery "f the money, or, a rev ird o
S5OO Tor the recovery OF the money. |
Is SurmISed. that il was known that h,
had the MONEY with him. and that h.
had cen followed by some me intent up
On robbng him. which was at last ac
complIshed --POrtggs Co. Dem
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

ROBBERY OF A Saloon On Thursday
night last. the Town Hall Stloon. 81
Owned by Charles Medburv. was enter
tered through the cellar during his M
srnce from home, by some unknown
individuals. who helped themselves no
eraiy 10 ale ovs'ers, Sardines, segars &c
even stopping to co x the oysters aud eat
th,m IN his S ais. Thy also carrie off
a large quInu'y of >estrs and other ar
icl :. inciud NJ hal -a-d"Zeu >ilvertal le
>pnnnS. amounting in al 10 some forty ur
Iii y dollars. The spoons were after
wuris brought bacS. and tsrnwn into the
coal hoe. The thieves had tie cDoln-s s.
when preparing to depart, 10 leave The
following note addressed to the pruprie
tor:
Cnarley-There has been somebod,
IN ah.ai oi u. Our party dad mol do al
this. We helped our.eives to a lev
thing. but by the looks OF things. Iier'
is a good many 'hings, taken. l ihmi
that | can tell you some OF the other par
tv. and will some day Good might
On ley. You must exru>e haste and
bal pencil.--HahoajnJ Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

We are row opening a very choice stock Of .NEW
ORLEANS ard other SUGARS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

DR II. TUBBS will be in attendance
~ as foIIows-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06

rived. On Wednesday Of last week,
young man calling himself VIM. Brown,
(and several other names to different per-
sons broke into Mr.. Powers blacksmith
shop, at Bridsewaier, and stole rifle, and
started for Ludlow depot, called at various
places and tried to sell or pawn the rife for
mo. ey. He said he wanted money to go
to his home in Mass. He was pursued
the next day by constable Bemis of Plym-
outh, and caught at the head of Plymouth
Pond, and taken to Jail in Woodstock. An
examination showed he had plenty of mon
ey. He is about lS or 10 years Of age.
The Paris modes are gradually under
going decided change--basques are
almost entirely abandoned the round
waist, with belt and buckle, are superceding
them. The bonnets are small, but are
worn on the top of the head, and advance
farther over the forehead nearly all the
trimming is placed on the top of the bonnet.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
To Farmers.

E subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the far
mers this section hat they have procured the ser
vices the Celebrated Morrill, stallion, JERRY DREW, and
that he will kept the improvement of the breed OF
horses during coming Jerry Drew was sired BY
urush Morgan Stallion owned by French Morrill,
E.q Of Danvile, and widely Known the Morrill, Horse
His tme sired by the old Sherman Morgan He Is
wears old this Spring 1 hands high viii weigh IL
SO lbs VERY dark rich bsowu lie has trotted a
mile in 24j although never put IN proper rottng eond'-
ton e took the premium in his class at the State
Fair Montpelier In 1856 Ills great speed high steam OF
Morgan blood and lasting qualities render him very vaua
producer trotng and farm stock ana ~or-
thy Of all breeders who de rous Of raising
a valuable and high selling stock Of horses
For further particulars see bills
l. A. PULSIpHER, p-onr;.tors
CHARLES SMITH, !
Saxton's River, May LIST, 1859. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-06
MARRIAGES.

In Rockingham, April 10 by Rev. Mr.. Perry, Mr..
CHARLES P. ALBEE and Miss HATTIE l.. GRIsW0LD,
both of Rockingham.
In Wa pole, April 81 by Rev, j. NJ Stow, Mr. EDWIN II.
PUTNAM, and Miss ALMlRA MURPHY, both of wapoe.
In Guford April 9th. BY Rev. II Allen, Mr., JOHN II
PARSONS Of Vernon and Miss MARY L. JACOBS of Guilt
ford.
In Greenfield Mass, April 18th, by Rev. Nathaniel J.
Merrill MIR. SAMUEL +. BUGBEE of Springfield, Ms, and
ABBY W. KINGSLEY Of Nottingham.
In Bratteboro, April 9Th, by Rev. II. Deere, Mr.
JOHN wills N of Dummerston, and Miss MARY ID. W0R-
DEN of Newfane.
In Woodstock April 9TH by Rev. Moses kidder Mr. WILL
LARD d. WAITE and CAROLINE TAYLOR, both of West
Windsor.
In Woodstock, April 10, by the same, Mr.. JOSEPH II
PECK, of Bennington, and Miss MARY L. HARRIS, Of
Woodstock
In Woodstock, April &c by the same. Mr. JOHN HUDSON
of Bridgewater and Miss EMILY L. CURTIS 81 Woodstock
In Woodstock, April 9th by Rev. L. c. Dickinson, Mr
NORMAN W. SMITH and Miss SUSAN D. SHAW, both o
Woodstock.