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do, bags nails, anvils King & Hupperman cases
mdse D. Miller Co; do, A W. Pouson; do, F. F.
Horner Bros do, Werderbaugh, Smith & Co.; do,
Lentz Flack; "a pkgs. do H. Easter 4 Co.; 80 do,
John s. Barry; l do Harringto l. Boque; 20 do,
Pennman Bro. do, Duvall, Keghler Co.; l3 do,
c. SpilKer Co.. % pkgs earhenware Burgess Goddard
$500 bricks 4360 sacks salt Foard Rogers; l40 bbs
soda ash d. McIvain 40 cases metal T. Whitrdge Co
20 pig iron cables anchors, 162 bars iron, $50
bdls do, "a pkgs. machinery, 40 do. mdse., order
HAyANA-Str. Commerce
los boxes sugar crates fruit Morrell Randall 100
boxes sugar. do cigars, Lambert Cuttings; cases do
Lawrence, Thomson Co do, Fitzgerald Booth Co
166 pkgs do G. W Gail; do Morse Martin 81 bales
tobacco, Jacob Head Co; pkgs mdse James l. Fish.
& Sons; ! do Pendergast Bros 5 do VIM A.
Grace.
REMEDIos-Br. Brig BeUona
IA hhds sugar, u terces de- Spence & Reid 46 hhds
molasses, T. W O Brian.
HALIFAX, n. L -Br. Schr Susan.
o59 obls herring, 81 do. mackere hlf do 27 bbls.
aewives, hlf do do. trout, or. do. bbs Goldfish,
Spence Reid. do, herrings, order
CARIBBEAN SEA-Brfq Eureka
200 tons guano, master.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk John @. Brune
4602 bags coffee, +. W. Bruno Sons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Rio DE JANEIRo AND A MARKEr-Bark Empress Theresa
165S bbls. -four ~ do. meal, rs bushels beans,
5O24 do bran 80 bbs pork 35 cs hams 224 pkgs lard
500 bbls rosin 30 do spirits turpenne box beeswax
do scales, 81 sewing machines box paint mills pkgs
lampwarc 10 doz. shovels IL agricultural mple-
ments pkgs. mdse 10 ships masts 81 712 feet y. p
deals.
CARDENAs, CUBA-Brig Fannie
1,l6l shocks, 2,252 do and heads.
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,flnnstarg anh Commercial 8sbish.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1859

BALTIMORE, July ., 1859.
There is still very limited business doing at the Stock
Board and have transactions to report in Railroad
shares which remain steady about the previous days
rates, Baltimore and Ohio closing at S55x bid s56h
asked and Northern Central at s19b bid, $19x asked
regular way There fair demand for the bonds of
he latter Company $12 900 1855 selling at 674G67H
Baltimore City 1905 firm small lot of 500 1905
selling at lOO9 The only other sales at the Board to-day
were 900 shares Gardner Hill Mining Company at $2%d
2x buyer days and 81 SO cash. being the the
prices obtained Other securities show little
change
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
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Mr.. Rinehart, young Baltimorean. who made a
sudden reputation by group of eNight and Morn
ing, in the possession of Mr.. Jacob Albert, OF
Baltimore, has been studying at Rome for the past
year. He is regarded as one of the most promising
young sculptors there.-Ne0 York Correspondence
of Richmond ENQUIRER
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Liberal Government
of Mexico, through agent in the United States,
has just concluded contract for the supply OF
nition to suit them, which are to be forwarded tc
Mexico by the lst of September.
tits not vet known here whether American velun.
teers will be accepted as Mr.. Serdo has not arrived
and the character of the instructions therefore have
not been ascertained. These warlike stores NAV
supersede the necessity for extraneous aid except
as to competent officers, there being suffciency
of Liberals ready to take the field as rank and file
Letters have been received here from various quar-
ters. the writers expressing anxiety to raise vol
unteers for the service of the Liberals in any mum
ber desired.
There was an extraordinary meeting of the Cabi-
net yesterday, called it is understood to consider
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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inE hOSolAN fhlGAIE zen. ADMIRAL.
CHERBouRG, June 29, lS59.-As some of your
numerous readers will take an interest in the trial
trip of the Russian steam frigate General Admiral,
from New lOrk to this place, send you the fol
lowing extracts from the log, which know to be
correct, being passenger on board:
June l6, at o'clock p. NJ. passed light ship, and
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LES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK


BY TELEGRAPH.
Through lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
treet
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
The Fall Electinn.

The state ticket nominated by the late
convention receives hearty greetingin this
county; especially is this the case with the
nomination for Supreme Judge. knowing
chat some effort would be made bya part Of
the cOnseruative portion of Republican party
located in Columbus and its vicinity, to
IenOminate Judge Swan, very considerable
anxiety was felt by the thinking Repub-
licans on the Reserve, feeling certain as
they did, that such a nomination would be
most unacceptable to large majority Of the
party in the northern portion Of the State.
The nomination Of Judge Gholson IS en-
tirely satisfactory. so far as We have been
able to learn, to both the radical and con-
~s;rvative wings in this vicinity, and We
look forward to the coming anvass with
out ! fear. The recent trials of the citi-
zcns Of Oberlin, and the determination
manifested by the United States officials to
make all the rights Of the prisoners yield
to the behest of the slave power has, awak-
encd a feeling Of intense disgust in the
bosoms of all unprejudiced freeman, and
a determination to oppose by all lawful
means, an administration which not only
sanctions. but commands such wrongs
The Republicans Of Trumbul County VIII
be awake and doing when tie time shall
come for them to make Themselves heard
through the ballot box
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The Sham Cver-Judge Whitman
Ctirlsi

The crocodile tears shed over the'slaugh-
tered Swan" by the Democratic Journals
have all been lost, unless bottled. Judge
Whitman viii neither be fattcred, eoaxed,
or kicked off the ticket by the whining hyp-
ocrites Of the Ohio Statesman, Cincinnati
Enquirer, Cleveland Democrat and Plain
Dealer. The Statesman of the 18th has
the following ukase from candidate Whit
mans head quarters:
We have receiled 4 letter from Lancas-
ter requesting us to state, that Judge Whit
man has no intention whatever of retiring
! from the position in which the Democratic
Convention placed him. We are assured
by our correspondent, that the Cincinnati
Enquirer is altogether mistaken in the
matter. Judge Whitman does not intend
to decline; and We have 10 doubt Of his
triumphant election.
Thus the programme is played out. The
profcssed sympathy for a Republican Judge
has been sheer pretencc from the first. Tie
object was, if possible, to produce disunion
in the Republican ranks, and signally failing
in this, the tricksters have dropped the
shallow scheme with burnt fingers for their
pains.-LeGder.
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Literary Notice.

TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAy.-The publish
ers of this widely circulated and popular
Illustrated weekly journal Of mechanics and
science, announce that it will be enlarged
on the first of July, and otherwise greatly
improved, containing sixteen pages instead
of eight, the present size, which VIII make
it the largest and cheapest scientific Journal
in the world; it is the only journal Of its
class that has ever succeeded IN this cou,-
try. and MAINTAINS a character for authority
in all matters Of mechanics, science and the
arts, which is not cxcclled by any other
journal published in this country or in Eu-
rope. Although the publishers viii incur
an increased expense of $4,000 a year by
this enlargement, they have determined not
to raise the price of subscription, relying
upon their friends to Indemnify them in this
increased expenditure, by a corresponding
increase of subscribers. Terms 81 a year,
or 10 copies for SO. Specimen copies Of
the paper with a pamphlet Of information
to inventors, furnished gratis, BY mail, on
application to the publishers,
MUM & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, y. y.
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Another Great Battle.

BY the Anglo Saxon we have intelligence
that a desperate battle was fought at Ma
genta. on the 4th of June, between the
Allied Army under Napoleon, and the Aus
triln Army under Gen. Hess, IN which UNI
limited forces were engaged ON both sides
Emperor Napoleon in his dispatches to
the Empress at the Tu;lleries, claims a
! decisive victory. saying that his army took
1000 prisoners, disabled 1900, and cap
tured three cannons and two standards.-
lie estimates the loss Of his own army at
1000; but it was rumOred in Paris that
the French loss vas 5000 to 10000. 1t
is reported that there were from $50. 600
to 10000 Austrains, and 100. 700 French
and Sardinians ENGAGED in the battle.
The Austrian accounts of the terrible
conflict differ widely ftom those Of the
French. Their bulletins speak of several
battles being fought with varying success on
both sides. Four Austrian Generals and
five Staff Officers were wounded in the bat
ties.
There had bcen a general revolt at Milan,
the people having declared in favor Of the
King OF Sardinia. The Austrains had re-
tired from Milan, but the city had not yet
been occupied by the French.
1t wa believed that proposals Of peace
would follow the entrance of the French
Army into Milan.
The city Of Paris had been illuminated
in honor of the French arms at Magenta.
The Paris Bourzc was active, and shares
had advanced.
Later rumors Getract from tie French
claim to the victory at Magenta. 1t was
still undecided On the night Of the 9th as
to who had gained the victory. Great
losses are reported on both sides-Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Ashtabula Ready for Duty.

The editor of tie Sentinel, speaking Of
the Republican State nominations, says:
Viewing the entire ground, We do not
doubt that the Republicans of this county
viii yield the whole ticket their nest cor
dial support; that they viii work for it as
becomes men, who act from principle to pro-
mote the great cause of human freedom
Much is at stake, and in the hearty support
Of this ticket, We can advance our cause to
a point far on the way to success. The
earnest manner in which it has been rcceiv-
ed by Republicans of all parts Of the State.
indicates a largely increased majority, and
a glorious triumph. The platform which
we published last week, by the side of that
of the Federal party, viii commend itself to
every true Republican. Its very principle
is worthy of our best effort. The true men
Of Old Ashtabula will not fail TO appreciate
it. They VIII sustain it as becomes them;
and they promise their brethren of Southern
Chic to work till the shout of a Republican
triumph, ''gocs up from Enlightened Ham
ilton to Benighted A~shtabula."
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EAEn Tn LsNiEA.


NJ. PERCIE's "EA,H.su" PILLs.-Ihe Importers OF
this reliable Gad safe remedy for Female Complaints
would respectfully call the attention Of American In.
dies to il, az infsiiiahle il removing distractions and
irregularities oi the ElrUseS. promptly TsstS-sag t5crl
in an cases. This sEpgTsSssSE 50 common, is speedily
relieved. ard there viii he no recurrence OF the comp
iain.if this remedy is used accIrdirg 10 directions,
which accompany each hox and package.
SPECIAL &UrICE.
Le4ies ESCrISTE. Or sEsPsctiag Themselves SO, are
easfi0aed against HsiHs them. a. asisesrriEge T0sfa
easEs. EcGisS desiring al increase of family sAOsls
Jarsg0 thcir use entirely. IS cJcs pals sGcA ROMA
Doatd be sure 10 present pregnancy.
PROJECTORS importers. Or agents can be in no wise
responsible after thi. ajm0nition. Although certain
in effect. they are So mild as neyerto produces injury
to TIE health.
-H.5IL PECKRGES.
Having the appearance al 81 ordinary letter. (prics
Sl.gaj are sold OuIy hg our general agents. Who gil
send ihetn hy EIsl. pos; Paid, gu receipt Of price
Boxes 49,; Ealf Boxes - cents Icssrs. N-B. Al
DEN & Co., C!eyeidnt. -. are our general ase1ts.-
AZ orders wilihe promptly hl!ed by them.
Sold by WOODS ~ PEN. Wholesale Agents. and z
A. SMITH q Co, Warren. and ~ Druggists gene
la'ly. tIuHe -, 'J--iy
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Marriages.

A. the residence Of G. ". Brock, Esq, II
Bazctta, On the 4th inst, by Rev. Joseph Mar
win, Jr.. Nr. JOHN ". PATTERSON aat
Miss ALMIRA \. WENDT, bolh Of Burning
ham, Pa.
In Warren, on the 81 inst, by RoY. J. II
Tribby, Mr.. WILLIAM DUDLEY ROCK
WELL and Miss CABOLIEEJULIA SMITH
both of Warren, TrumjglI Co, Ohio.
IN Kinsman, at The Einsnan House. ly l.. c
Perkins, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM LEWIS an.
Miss ANN HOPWOOD, both Of Warren.
june I5;h, Ly u. c. Hendren, Mr. ARIEI
". BENTON, Of Chardon, and Miss AGNES
V. MILLS, of Nelson.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

THE WHEAT CRoP.-Nonday tie Is
inst, several Of our farmers who last week
gave up their Wheat and Rye crops as
ruined, expressed their opinion, upon fur
Their examination, that their fields were put-
ting On an improved appearance, and that
they shall yet secure a fair yield. This Is
encouraging and We believe wholly reliable.
Under the influence Of the warm rains,
everything is improving, and We adhere to
the opinion, from all the carefully gathered
information We can obtain, that the crops
Of Portage County will afford a fair yield.
wheat not accepted.-Racenna Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

THE DOUBLE HEADED GI2[-This won
der is attracting very general notice, and
viii shortly be as noted as the siamese
Twins. From description, We gather that
il is a case Of twins, in every particular
oyocnt that the body or trunk is an unit,
and that Of but one person. dividing Upwards
into two rairs Of shoulders and ar1aS. and
tgo necks and heads The lower limoS 5
are double. The apostles and intellectual
fac1lt;os are describ5d as double, also
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Msssrs Edstors:

MsSsrs Editors:
In passing through the northern part Of
the state, we noticed a large number Of
t,aveling Ambrotype Saloons, among which
was one cOndueted by a. R. Winter. His
Saloon is perfectly splendid without, and
within alike beautiful, being well represent
ed with specimens, of Observation-Disclosures
types, that vii do credit to the fraternity
and compare fazcrably with the work done
in large towns. Mr.. ". is a gentleman Of
untiring ambition, and viii reach the sum-
nit of his profession, ere he tiresin his ex-
ertion. There is no work in the fae Arts
In that seetion of country worthy OF con-
perison with his
May saooess attend LIS Efforts
AMATUER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
WARREN MARKET,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
THEY arr EyTyRFyY YEGETsELr-

AND TEEz FROM ALooHoJ,c s1IsULaSr, Aso ALL ISJC
EIoCs INGREpIENTs;
And pleasant IN taste and smell, mild in their opera
ton. viii expel all morbid sccTstiou- from the hoty
give bloom 10 the Faliid CHEEK, ana EedltE a1d yisol
to the frame.
They g-Gi cure DYSPEPSIA.
Tssg ssfY cure NERVOUS FERTILITY
Tisy raj cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
7is ~ EriH oATe JACSDICE
Tier riN caT Disease OF TIE KIDNEYS
Tbes J7iT cEre CONSTIPATION.
y4cy WiH care PILES.
Tksg uiH care H~EARTBCRN
T1sg o'R care swINMING OF II HEAD.
3Esy XII ears FLCTTERING OF Il HEART.
TLe- are prepared by DR. c. NJ. JAcKsnx. 4s Arch
Street, Philadelphia. Pa and sold by druggists ami
st0rekeePeTs IN every town and village IN tine United
States, Canadas, West Indies. and South America. a:
a. cts. per bottle. June S3-sE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

DEATH FROM JoY.-Thc English papers
report the Death of Mrs. Young, a lady Of
high social position, who died under the ex-
element produced by receiving the Joyful
intelligence of the election of her nephew to
the House of Commons. The wife of a sea
captain in England, lately died from joy,
in consequence of the return of her husband
after an absence of seven years.
There is said to he a woman in Texas,
who would die from joy if her husband,
Ian editor Of a newspaper, would 60 away
and stay seven years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

Or death must carry you 20 your silent grave. Why
DELAY while there is yet nope! CONSUMPTION is caused
by impure hunors Of the blood being deposited il the
cells Of the lungs. Hence, tie lungs are ike spring
Of water. when rolled up ly the dit or nus, If clear
water constantly flows through the springs. inpnrities
or mud viii BE- conveyed sTay by the p-re water
just SO with the blood when kept in a clean or pare
state; "a /. constantly flows through the iGugs, IL ear
ries away al corrupt natter. and perfect health sill
be the result. From t-o to four Pills taken every
uiEht or every other night. OF enough 10 Keep the bow
els regular, viii in a reasonable time cure coEyun..-
ton. The reason these pills are used more Than ali
others. is because t1ey are made OF purifying ye-ria-
bles. and cleanse TIE body from all corrupt maiter,
and drive ont disease Of every description, quicker
and in = uili-r way than any u;her Pals.
Dg. -IoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold ~ ali deal
e-s in Medicines. Jun. /. t5q-lm.
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.@Ns-%

CHANGE OF SCHOOL BooKs--The Board
of Education of the City of Cleveland, last
week resolved that MG9fey's Readers be
adopted as text books in the city schools, IN
place Of RNiards, which they have been
using. considering McGu8ey's Readers su-
uerior to HaRsGrds II ali respects
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
NJ Ri.harl Coaaen IS "a 70 haro us

Mr. Richard Golden is said to have used
the following language in Cincinnati:
There is a marked difference between
your two parties IN this country. 4 Dem
ocrat swaggers in as if the Government
belonged to him; a Republican, on the
contrary, hestitates, doubts, and acts as If
a victory were too good for him. The one
utters fcarlessly, the most atrocious senti-
ments, as if ihsy were a merit; the other
APOLOGIES .or the expression of the most
striking truths. Your Republican party
lacks pluck"
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Troting-Flora Temple and Princess

Troting-Flora Temple and Princess.
Flora Temple still remains queen Of the
t7oteing course. Some two weeks since she
showed her heels to Ethan Allen, winning
$1,000, and on the 18th, at the Eclipse
course, n. Y, Flora beat Princess, the Cali
fornia marc, two straight heats of three
miles each. She made the second heat Of
three miles IN Z IL 50 l-2eo The stakes
were $1,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

From PIKE PEAK.-SG60 Worth of
GoI!-The St Jos. Gazette, says, a few
mornings since, it was reported that a re-
turned miner had arrived with S6C0 worth
of the .'stuff." The e1ger crowd gathered
to see; when he of Cherry Creek drew for the
a goose quill partly filed, saying, hereit is.
But cLamorcd the crowd, there is no
$780, When Cherry replied. that is
what it cost ne, and by the time you get
there you viii think it worth double that
sum The gold hunters left as the French
man would say, yer mooch disgust
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

The Elyria Democrat Of the Sth says
On Thursday night a fash of lightning de-
sended on the herd of cattle Of Thomas Nc
Creda of Henrietta, killing n Durham
bull, one fine steer and heifer, also a valid
able mare and colt. 1t also killed a year
ling bull belonging to Phineas Roice,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
Az Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
Iambus 81 Cincinnati. Cleveland Il Erie. and Clsve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads
AtSOIOn, with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
q. M=ntga wih Hacks for EayenUa.
'- Bracevilie With Hacks for Newton Falls. &c,
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenYilie Mead
Vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
Youngstown, with Stsges to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and EnoH Valley, and thence by P. It. ".
~ q. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. rs is5a. CUAS. l.. RHODES. supt.
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Tie Oldest preacher in Philadelphia IS
che Rev. George Chandler, who. in the course
6 his ministry. has married 3,ll6 couples
and performed funeral services g'eF the 10
mars offs, 600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

Some scamp entered the premises Of DR..
Strong in Elyria and sawed down eighteen
fruit and ornamental traes. This outrage
is attributed to his efforts IN the liquor
~rrcsssrtons 4 few months since.
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suiy Appointments.
NR. II. TUBBS will be in attendance
~ IS follors:=

DR. H. TUBES will be in attendance
II as folioTs:-
W,REES, National Hotel. Tuesday, July sch.
AsEFhEuLA, AsElsbalt House, Thursday, Juiy til.
hAvEsSA, frsutiss House, Thursday. June Both.
For CoEssAa'!0H EPgH Ell diseases Of the Tar0G'
LBr=S, Hecyt, Lircr, Stomach, B0EeiS, Kidneys
ard SPfeeE. Use. Dropsy. GrGrsf. RaeEMafism,
Nervousness, Ds5iiitv. Dyspepsia. FemGls Discus
Is, -4gue and Fcrer. FITS, Impurities Of the Blood.
ErHP;j0Hs. CeEeers, U'esrs. and all other varieties
Ofiong Standing complaints, both External and In
tcTnai-
For some ten years. DR.. Trans has devoted HIS entire
time % Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
many of whom hal exhausted every other resource
within reach. IL No CASE AEE MINERAL OR OTuER
P0lsoSS EMPLOYED. NOR DOEs liz MAKE SICK TO AAKE
WILL, OR TEAR DOWN 10 BUILD CP AGAIN Tie ueGi.
cines can he LsSen with safety By the most delicate,
ani patients u,sy rsm-in At hoHe, and continue, Nth
prudence, their Ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the Treatment after friends and
Phy sicisus have had given up all hope, the i~adispuia-
bic evidences of which SIN always lie furnished
Iuvalids. however reGuced or dgspairin-, are invited
toeall, and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, EiikuEt = corresponding
prospect or recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

TIE FARE To New YORK has been IN
creased to the old rates, and the cheap
tickets are all done with for the present.
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WHY Will YOU DELAY

Why will you neglect tina, disease which is taking
such deep root, aud which gives yOu warning by that
hacking cough. that You are its: rIpeaiag for sterGi;y2
Why eLcOUrage that pain ia the side, the raising 81
blood. those night sSelts. or that difficult breath: ~.
which silently Whisper IL your ear that something mas:
be done to save you from the grave IF the con sampt'y-s
Why &C; so cgrel,ssiy ny permitting that disease 10
destroy your health. and hasten zen to the toar from
whenc. no travtl Ter ever vet returned