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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

ErCELsiORi ErCtLSlcR!
CaNCERs CURED UI7HoUT THE
- KN9FE!-".No Cure no Pay"
DIR ROBERT KEI LY Houston, Texas, Cures Cancer Tunour
We Necrosis, Whicswcing. scali-.sd letter. Ulcers and
Chrnnic Sores OF every description.
NOTiCE-Cancer be cured ,utout The rgrGeroaS At
tack 81 Inc knife This may certify that DR. R0, Kelly Of
iou-ton has by the external application of his remedies extract
ed from the right breast of wife (nry GSrcO malignant
Cancer OF enormous size which the following dimensions yo~
circumference around the base 54 inces around the centre
10 liz incc. length 53l inches, diameter incics
Ills remedies do not impair the general health nor undermine
the constitution while undergoing treatment Il is due the Dr.
from that lis Of Cancer worthy
the confianevf Tie public ,nl The patronage Of all ersons who
may be aiictel with the dreadful malaiy do, for the relief OF
AFFLICTED AMI suffering humanity recommend Dr. Keys remedies
to all Who may be afflicted with Cancer
REV. II. GARRETT
Chapel Hi, Texas July, 1853.
Ne, the Mrs Mar, Garrett
derss the Above certificate ~ true.
CLArpIIrS Rl'STEE, CD n. CO.
" &. ROGERS, NJ. D.
2. 81. BUSTER.
J. W. LDCKUhRT NJ. D.
o. GARRETT.
MAJOR JuS EpH WALLfa
N.B. TRAYSiiAN, II. j.
K B-1he ease referred to in the above fce treated
than ny nr Griffin Son. aircrse
Cancer; they live in Ciilmcr Upslu,r County. rcxas
III any further proof Ia required Of ability TO Cancer
have preserved in NY Office in this city, Cancers Tumors
and Wens, which have extracted from Persons
soon cur~ after ihcir rtnnval In addition hold their
tncates hut eclnc from publishing them If their e
pcnse As regards certificates Of my competency cure cutarc
diseases Necrosis white Sselngs Tiers and chronic sores
Of description have them by the hanini The best evil
dcncc give paicut in the future when they
to refer them those whom have cured .ai the specimens my
Office
The II Cancer |. Of great Importance to The
fce ~ cal! the attention Of the people and the press
shove case. ROBT KELLY 13:Iy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
PRorEsBIouAL CARDS.
NJ. Y. Nicholson.
.goIln q. Mccoy.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
VII r.riir o. f ufirs CIis IN al ne r1uncs eaInlrius
a.. th JuIs i,t sui Ia ~ surss at u his siair,
oil. -iil O. ID, s. lc'.l 4 rAiHs In all coanliss Adj dining
"a i s,,' a.. .is sfhs rulur SQUARE paia. rssa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

One day last week, says the San Fran
cisco Herald, an employee of Mr.. Langley, en-.
gnged in compiling facts for his forthcoming
Directory stopped a. house in this city, rang
the bell and found himself confronted with tie
proprietor, when the following dialogue ensued:
"Wil you be kind enough TO furnish me
with your name for the Directory I"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
Good a. Mckenzie,

4TTORNElS- 4 r. IA w,
Dallas, Teas,
Ill prssilca tlrrIf0s, oil hc Court. - te lsh judi
lei District comprising E ruurs II Collin, OTayson Cooke
Nniss- clay, srSr TTof.nOup, Nonns,J. Mls-, hen
s lament PtTkrr Johnson, hsAui ballast Ia hpumsn IA tie
s.h cot IN tie fupg'mr tour u The state 1t Austin,
~ up attention s h. gNrn I" al business entrusted u
tirif cave,
az urrr on The North side q Main sue.l, door West
Ia Cm,rlh-ld iluu-,
n.l.., T,lAs, l.nuaIy 10, lshs-.0.M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
I.anc Nnyigr.
81. Warren stone,

ATTORNEY and cOUNSELL OR AT IA W,
WILL practice ia The cnus, Il kaufman, Collin, Denton, II
IL .na n.ss, also ia he suFr Court At 1ylsr' aud IN
r r,o.e ooaIis Al Dallas sh aiiuu. counties stsis ..
sui, hsllas, Dee, 70, sot--'iiy'
-,,,,.s /, go, A. A. N.VkNyIp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME ooURT.-IN THE MAfTEE OF THE ArPLI.
~ eaton cE The Mayor Aldermen and Commopalty of the
city Of New York by the Board o, Commissioners tb Cen
rsl Par rerye % the acquisition Of lands fer public park
or place between Tooth and llGtb tho Fifth and
Sshn Aysnss, In the city Of New York Mayor Alder
men and cemDonAy Of the city Of New York The
n OF me Central Psr pnrsuan, 70 the sae
iH out nerson pnbc place, and 10 authorize the taking
The same, passed Ap2 1sS9-hrse-nfhs being present
hereby give notice the owners ees, parties and per
sons respectively entitled UNTO interested IN the lands
tensmen1 Establishments and premises
And described that theS I'm apply TO the suprsme Court OF
held a the C Hall Of the city Of New York Monday the
10th day Of June 1859 at The opening Of the Court DAY
Eoon sreaater counsel be heard the
mont OF three Commissioner OF Appraisal in the above eo
Nted matter estimate IN favor Of the owners Les
secs parties ana persons aforesaid just and equitable CON
end premises IN lie between e0h Il streets and hs
F1h and srh avenues 10 sad CITY and which said Hoard
Of OF the Central Park deem sdv,snhle Ia no
acquired for The ppose Of extending said Central PARK in Me
city OF New York whish said lands premises are ad ost
On tie nap or plan q SAID s under and by virtue Of au act
enu.sa az sct rsaye 70 improvements touching The laying
pursosss1m, passed Apr. 1897. Dated May IL 1869
ESvaAhD bVSThhD, Counsel 70 the Corporation,
and 10 said Beard Of S0xnInssiouors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

aYrNNsyLvAuA gAILRoAD.--THs gRNhT uss
ral route West Time jeast AZ short and rates,
Ssith and low, At al nes by sny other rcutc
Tcr pAseare contract freight o env nors
the stke West call 81 he cenpanys Office As,or Cons
u u ELLIOTT, Passenger Agerr
Apvnz. LhECH CO., Freist4 Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

CAUTION TO DEALERs--TO DEALERS IN ELASTIC
~ fabrics containing threads sheets of vulcantzed rubber
The gives notice that he holds
from Charles Goodyear the exclusive right use
canzd rubber prepared according TO said GOodyeas patent
OF June IT, 1884, In all elastic fabrics the elasticity OF which
due the shrng corrugang the sheets threads of such
fabrics and In all woven braided cemened or served fabrics
such be covered protected both
sides with substances other than rubber and all smooth eias
tic shrred goods; and also to make and sell india rubber
threads Of vucsnzed rubber and all threads sheets
be covered by And he hereby gives notice
that he ready supply the trade with all such fabrics re
sonable rates. and has q full stock 10 store.
His attention has been called 10 advertisement signed by
William Judson In which said JudSon claims 10 be the
of the right 10 import and sell such goods.
The undersigned satisfied that this pretenco the
said Judson lie fraud upon the public and made for the
purpose of iDurng his busness Said Judson has
bbed his pretended titles court the pubc and
he does not afford the undersigned opportunity OF
nencing suit against him, In order 70 est these titles
Charles Goods could not give valid tile sid Judson
else after the titles he has conveyed TO the
derssned The question decided by Judge Ipgerso 10 New
York upon preliminary motion and partial presentation of
dersned and the card published by said pdson that
the court imposed upon BY pretended title in third
~ which said Judson claims 10 have been In himself
the last six years.
The undersigned therefore, cautions all dealers in articles
OF above descriptions containing rubber that
eucb goods be lawfully sold In this country without
license and stamp and that he shall prosecute the
the law, all infrngpgIupon his said rights Orders
HORACE H. DAY,
q CortlandtsTees New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

kTEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On and Aer Wednesday, April g. 1859 trains Will esys
Twenty sixth street station, New York, - folIows-
TAI =. ". for Wiltamspridge.
$50 A NJ. mail train for Albany.
$50 I'M. for Wfluamsbridge.
lISV A. Nj. for White Plnlns.
$50 y h. for wllismsbrdNe.
400 NJ. for Dover Plains.
500 T. ~ White Plains.
Sis Pm for White PlainG from White and Oecxfss -~ew
8SU Pm. for Wlliemsbrtdge.
Returning, will leave
500 AN. from White Plains.
$50 AN from Dover Plaina
Gao NJ from Wiiamsbridge
TOO n from White Plssns
B45 A NJ. mail Altfny
ggD A. ". from WiIliamrbrtrge.
loo NJ from wniamsbridea,
siO M rom white pistp5.
sNOPN frOn wnarmycr.tgc
Wv" ~ j. o. 1Pef.I,t. hs1r ,-ndenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
THE FIRENIEN.

THE FIREAEN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY NO.
ITO Brosdway Metropolitan Bank Building, New York,
May TO- iea In presenting the New Department
ana the pnbc he results Of their rs. years operations the
tenon TO those resu and Considerations which they
deem of importance.
single year has passed and they the satisfaction
OF announcing dividend for The year OF which,
under the RUE OF division contained 10 the charter will con
butte the Widows Orphans Fund OF he New York Fire
Department fifteen hundred dollars.
in making public this gratifying result OF their years labo-s
the company would not consider tina. they had done justice
themselves or me unfortunate persons 70 whose welfare
uer pride and pleasure 70 contribute they did renew
the appeal heretofore frequently made to the Fire Department
and It's numeroua influential friends throughout the city and
urgently call on them 70 aid In The good uspcousy
begun by ayn 70 The support Of the company with energy
and uhusasm sendnR their business recomtne ending
ITO their frends and letting their influence always and every
where be felt In It's favor.
To me public at large who always feel kindly disposed
toward abs worthy charity, appeal with confidence for
liberal shsre OF support the cheapest and The same
most effective mode frenderng substantial service.
NATHAN B. GRAHAM, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

y1TY INsPECToRs DEPARTMENT BURKAU OF RE.
cords and etatistics Office No Centre street Nav YORK
Nay 10 sSS 81 ss 70 the
for interment and other duties deyoynx upon u Barsa
OF the City Inspectors Department wherein The expendre
oce hours heretofore under The authority direction d
the undersgned JOSEPH j. MONEII, M H.
Registrar OF Records
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
DRY GOODS. Iec.

At DE PERCEvALg 867 pRoADwAY-sTAMPBD IN
sroidsriss Of svery des~iptsn q Wholesale and rs.i
manner embroidered Jokes Of dHsrest kinds dee IT, noh
areaseA CAHdreu's peus sutA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
ASTROLOGY.

A cLAIRvoYAHT.-MRs. SEYMOUR. THE MOST sue.
cessul medical business cairvoyan In the world
has removed from Spring stree, S0s Fourth street,
doors west of Broadway Consultations cnees Dusipes
taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

A RT1sTs, TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT
n fully Informed that the subscriber selling the best
English canvas oil and water colors pases drawing paper
&c. at lower prices than house In the mate
rails for Gresn painting and the best assortment of prints
and engravngs IN the city. Frames hand made
order W. SChAuS,
Artists Colorman GO Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

roFFEE TEA AND SUGAR, CHEAP, AND OF THE
" best quality, can be found Ut REDFORD'S 43 Sixth
nnA near Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

a GOLDEN CERATE WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE
"A piles and for fresh d. nipples aud all irritation
A. CUHHMAN
Druggist under the St. German Hotel, sl5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

ENIRE DEPARTMENT.-THE TREASURER OF THE
Fire Department with much pleasure acknowledges the
receipt OF hteea hundred dollars from Fremens Fund fnsu
rance Per Beeokmsn Ksq Secretary being one
per cent OF hrs dividend Of nine declared their
organization The ssd payment being made aqreeaby 10 their
articles Of assooson paying half of the dividends Of the
company over seven per cent 10 the Widow Orphan Fund
OF he Fire Department JOHN s. GILES Treasarer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

NoTICy-MOULDERs. MOuLDERs.--THE IRON
IN mouders Of New York and vicinity hereby notified
hat the iron monders Of Paterson j. are out strike
woykmen not 10 Paterson 70 look for employment I'M
VI the present difficulty u settled. BY order Of
THE COMMITTEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

~ inform the ladies Of New York that the only genuine
Pastel de Florence that which s signed Harris and n TO
posters Madame serves them herself BIO prevent
mposers, there spurious article sold under the
made of egg shells aud whitening Madame Il signs
sl her boxes. X. HAhbI6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

DENKvoLENT LODGE NO. % F.&A. M-BRETHREN
ID Yeu are hereby tummoned 10 attend an urgent oomnu
ncaton 1t lodge Masonic Temple sunday morning
Nay a. A. L. beG9 at lO O'Clock, the ast tribute OF
respect he memory Of brother Daniel Houston
The fraternity respectfully hvi cd To attend.
THOMAS q. DUXBURY, W. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

(ylTY OF NEW yoRK.-xOTICs.- THE sUrRRMh
Court having decided that there no @ky Inspectsr tina
have taken possession OF the City lnspectors Dc
And hereby notify the public that no one aahor
zee sonuAct any debts obligations behalf Of the city Tor
done or supplies funhed under that department Of The
Gay koVeFso0ht uAtu the existing vacancy u filed
EoBr. 7. BAws Csmptroller ~' - AA'AN1AN"' ~~'"''
New York May II, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

ENAMELLED CHAMBER sUTTs OF FURNITURE, ~
IA ~ ooora ana EfJleh Wholesale retail al y2E and
whros' aiso mattresses and palasss WARREN WARD.
IA Oanal strest, four doora nasi Of Hrnr xay n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20


MARBLE MANTEI.S WANTED.-FOUR OR SIX MAR
AVA BILE manes wanted cheap either second hand or
to fit chimney breasts from feet 10 feet inches wide Ad
dress b. w. "a John street. up stairs stating particulars
DHOTOGRAPHY.--A NEW AND COMPLETE APPA.
ratus S25; all tested and guaranteed to be the best
quality aud finish Purchasers will be instructed without
charge In taking ambroypes meanoypes
&C. O. J. Fox GSl Broadway next 10 the Lafarge
House.
-
CwAN ISLAND GUANo-FoR SALE, THE BALANCE
~ OF the Golden Leads cargo warranted TO contain high
hizing qualities.
TNO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS. &C.-THE PHENIx
Wood Bending Company, works at 0reenpoint the
ferry is prepared furnish mbers Of size
at short notice Apply the premises 10 O. a
BURGESS. AZ Broad street, new York.
NESsEY's ORIGINAL COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE 10
article of undoubted perfection; dyes hair whis
kers any shade instantly the moment applied without fail
from the richest ustre black TO beautiful brown
urng the hair or skin will fade change color
and has no dsagreehble smell One trial will ali
doubts and establish is rs Price 80 cents large ST.
Principal depot III Grand street. Williamsburg; HAYES IFS
Fulton street brooklyn Wholesale and retail agent also
o. WELLS CO.'S lis Franklin street, New York, and sold
by druggists generally In New York and throughout the United
States.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND HERRING's OR WILL
W ders medium sized fire proof safe. Address " Station
ID Post Office Aston place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

NTOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
IN tce the pubc and To all concerned take or
receive for any consideration otherwise three
made by him payable his order dated January H. 1859
81 600 eachNo. payable In 80 days No in year No.
In Is months from date hereby give notice that Will
not pay the same. j. K. MCCORMICK
NAV 10 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

A PALACE IN THE CITY OR
"A A COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY
celebrated and beautiful =
EAGLE ENAMgILED FURNITURE
70 be bad az the Old established mandatory GA Broadway
wards. Exquisite, elegant cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

REnb DOM ESAMEl1.KD FUBETTUEF IN ALI. CoLoKk
~ and styles OF superior and warranted manutactuve
rnsnen "a Mnascapes fa fresco and fower st e. r. FAR
ELECTIONS, e6s Canal srse opposte Wooster E4AbNshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
FURNITURE.

TIE EAGLE YNAMELLED FURNITURE MANU-
factory 03i BroadAay Eve doors above Laura heeua
heare elegant chamber suits from $25 and upwards grained
n rosewood Oak, walnut maple and ornamented In gold
resco fruit and loweIs wa-drobes sppY beds
DC. Good2 packel for the Country. y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
pi.s1ss Court.


This Court was in session during last week
Present, Judges. Scott, Sutiif. Hoffran, Potter
Wilder and Church. The number of casei
disposed OF is small.
Nslson Swan. ejestment suit. Jury trial, verdict
for defendant, motion for new lrial-nev trial
granted.
John W. McCleary. VS. Edward L. Able
Ejectment suit, Jury tried. Verdict FOR deft-
Philip Cimmell, vs.. James Hezlep, ct al. Trial
to Court, judgement for Plaintiff, $3.50.
Edward Bennet, vs.. Township of Hartford.
The plaintiff having been elected constable aud
supervisor by his fellow citizens. thought the
honors were coming too thick, and refusedt to serve
as constable. and refused to pay the fine If two
dollars. sndtewnshipc clerk sued Plaintiff. before
the Justice of the Peace, in which suit the Town
ship VAS beaten and the question went before
the Court of Common Pleas. and the decision
Of the Justices Court reversed, the matter then
GENES before ths higher powers of the District
Court which reversed the decision of the Com
mon Pleas.
Margaret McClerry. VS., W. S. a,ngergest.
judgment of Common Pleas reversed and of Pro
hate Court affirmed.
Thomas Mckee. vs.. Christopher o. Rourke.
verdict for Plaintiff. 81 sos. rs. Motion for new
trial granted, and verdict set aside.
s. Court adjourned on Monday, of this week, at
@ x[lE.a- ~ s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05

FouKTn-Aso the following personal property. to
wit: Four Dumping Cars. 9 Black Cars, 81 Black Min
ing Cars with Drop bottoms. &c common Cars 21u3
Props. $500 Caps. !50U Ties, 0 Kegs Powder, ! barrel
Of Oil. Set Blsct smith tools ! Set ofDrIiling and
Blasting Tools. ] Safe. | Desk, l Stove and Pipe.
IS Bushels Oats, I Set enD feet) Exploring tools. ]
Broken legged mule. , Males. 25GO tons Black Band
Iron Ore, 200 feet Pump ripe. $50 feet Old Chsin, ]
Water tank and Carriage. t2 sheets boiler Iron. 200
feet Iron Pipe. ! wiadlass. D Horses. | Wagon, Sc;
Double Harness. Part Of a steam Sngtne- ! Turn
table, ] Lot Of Round Iron Rlrs- : Bsr of Rail Road
Iron. 4 Tram Road Cars, - Iron Hitehings, Lot Oh
sclap Iron Rivets, &c, Lot OfCast Iron Pulley wheels
3 Chains. Part Of a barrel Of Tar, Part Of . barrel ef
Coal Oil, Lot OF Barrels aud Kegs. Lot OF Harness :
pieees Of Blacksmith bellows. $50 Scantling. on
Boiler, Pat Of Keg Of Rail Road spikes. ] Lot Of Roie
and > puIleys 9 Tin measures and al the Other goprs
and chaitels Of the said z~ssiguors in the County 81
TIumbull.
ali sums OF above $1,000. ons-folrth Cash at the tine
OF sale. one faurth in six months, AMI one-fourSh IN
nine mouths all with inter st-Said deferred p>ymtht
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
and to the approval OF the PROBATE Judge OF Cuys
hosa County, Ohio.
R0BERT 2. PAINE, Assignee L Trustee.
PANE l. WADE. Attorneys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
Citizens Meeting.

= Puuuant to an announcement, published 10
the papers Of this town, a respectable number o.
the Citizens of Warren. convened at Empir,
Hall. on Friday Evening. Sept 3Oth, to consider
the proprirty and proper mode of organizing an
association, in Warren. for the mutual improve
ment Of such persons, as may attend a weekly
evening meeting to to receive instruc ion in such
branches Of practical education as may he taught
in such society.
The meeting was called to order by the Hon
John Buichins, and on motion. Mr.. Charles
Smith was chosen Chairman, and Whittlesey
Adams. Secretary.
: Rev. james Marvin being called upon stated
the object Of the meeting. 3
: Remarks were made by John Hutchins, ].
Coz, Edward Spear. Geo. F. Brown, W. C. CLARK,
-yeHsrson Palm. VIM. G. barley, and others
A Committee of Organization. was appointed,
consisting of james Marvin. r. ]. Parks, E
Spear. t., MeLain. and Vim. G.. barley.
On u,o.ion of DR.. Harmon eight young men
werr appoint-1 10 solicit proper persons to attend
the -.eetrngs Of the ASSOCIATION, aud to report such
names - may he enrolled. to the Committee on
Organization as soon as Wednesday Of nexi
week.
The following persons were appointed to con-
stitute said Committee of Solicitation, viz =
wm. T. Spear. Oscar o. Miller. Thomas McCor-
mick. Vim. Ray. Henry A. Potter. John Roberts,
DsSid brennan, and Virgil Weir.
On motion Of R. ]. Parks, a Committee of Fl
nance. was appointed, consisting of JrfersOn
Palm. C. A. Adams, and Ashbel King.
q Mr.. Cox suggested that the Committee of Or
9anxssion make the necessary arrangements for
the exercises Of the next meeting of the associa
ton
On motion it was requested that the proceed
fngs Of this meeting be published in the newspa-
pers Of Warren.
The meeting adjourned to meet on Friday, the
IN Of Oct, at 2, +. n at Empire Hall.
CHARLES SMITH. Chairman.
WHrrrLEsEY ADAMS, Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
More Lawyers.

Lawyers being rather scarce about this time
and place. the District Court, last week, admit
ted TO the Bar, Mr.. Richard Bryan Treat, Alfred
Eliwell, Homer Norton, Jacob Strohm, Ashael
W.Joues, and Geo. W. Hassan. May they each
and all have cases 70 plead and not have to plead
Sr = ease. and may they make great progression
in the prefsssisa so full of professions. The
yaung men admitted to the Bar, We learn, pass
cd very. creditable examinations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
Accident.

: Mr.. E. G.. Miller, of Mecca township, on the
9th uit, had his leg literally smashed to pieces
for ak or eight inches, between the ankle and
knee. Mr.. Miller and two of his hands were in
the act of turning a very large log, on the car
riage. in his Steam Mill, near Mecca center,
when it rolled off and caught his leg between
the Iog and a pile of single blocks. DR.. Jas.
Brsekin was immediately called and skillfuIlT;
replaced the bones and dressed the limb.
Mr.. n, is now doing well, with the prospect
Of soon being able TO ~superintend his business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-05
Americanized

Last week by the District Court, the follow
John Hanri, John Hanri, Jr., Jacob Hanri, and
Goeleib Hanri. By the Probate Court, during
last week, the following Aliens were made
American Citizens. to wit David Jones, Will
liam Jones, George F. Weimer, Charles P.
O'ConHer. William Campbell, and Fidal Welta.