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much prefer 10 make Your oNn cxt,'cs
aud comments. 81 | will leave minor
things" and return 10 the doings of the
legislature.
o. Tuesday a resolution to adj 'urn
sine de on the 2l>I inst. WIS rsbl~d. and
the aijlgrnrd session that was pledged
to forty dsys. bids fair TO be one hundred
a: leas;.
Dr.. HIVES bill for the protection Of
growing timber, passed Iha house on
Wednesday. 1t Furnishes the destruction
of trees on The liuis OF ano'hrr, by fin"
or imprisonment. Coon hunters will
please take notice.
a bill passed the house 4 few days
since 70 parish a person for carrying
conceal2! weapons.
If il passes The Senate | will rnd"avor
10 give you a synopsis Of it. Mr.. Safr'rd
Of the senate, is after the darkies with a
resolution 10 amend the Constitution, so
that emo per>,n with Il marked and viSi-
be al mixture OF African flood. shall he
entitled 10 the privileges Of an elrcior."
Verify the Democracy seem 10 have aD-
nropriaied entirely 10 their own Use the
whole of the 'culled race" 'or political
pur ,oses. Someihin. must he done in Ibis
direction, but the majority seem al a los
10 know wha, 30 do and how 10 do it.
Many of your readers will regret 10
hear Of the death of A., n. Waldorf Esq,
formerly Of Brookfeli in Trumbuli
County, He died a few days since in Al
Ten County Ohio where he was univer
sally esteemed by all acquainted with
him.
TIE women are by thousands pouring
their petitions into The Legislature request
ing the recognition Of their rights.
The Cincinnati, Police bill pas ed the
Senate Wednesday.
Yours. II
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The klDNAPPERs INDICTED The
Grand Jury OF Loraln county. setting
last week, returned bills Of indicim III
against Anderson jennings aud L. p.
Mitchell, Of Kentucky. and Jacob Lowe
and Samuel Davis, of Columbus; for al
Tempt IL kidnup John Rec. We under
s;snd the Grand Jurors were unanimous
in finding The bills.
Dove was The Deputy U. S. Marshal,
Davis his assistant, Jennings and Mitchell
the Kentucky slave hunters, who employ
I'd the lad Boynlon, son Of U. S. Grand
Juror BoynIon, 10 inveigle the colored
youngmau, John Rice. inlolheir clutches,
and Tor whose rescue al Wellington thirty
seven citizens Of Lorain county have
been indicted by The U. s. Dis,ri ol Courr.
1, is 10 be hoped The indicted kidnapPers
will as promptly meet The charges against
them as the indicted r:scuers- Clcrs
land Leader.
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County Auditor.

The las, Democrat pays Il handsome
compliment both 10 the out going and the
in coming Counly Auditors. In these
days ~hen party strife seems TO make
uien utterly blind TO any aud all good
traits in their political opponents, 1t Is
piessan, 10 see that there are men VINO
have The msnliness 10 Judge of The official
acts Of public officers with fairness, al
though they may belong 10 The opposite
party. Sch sentiments are as honorable
10 those who write them, Us they are
gratifying 10 The officers and 'he;T friends.
The Democrat says:
On the irs,inst., AIR. Wocoii, the Au-
dior elect. assumed the duties OF County
Audi,sr, uics Mr.. Charles Hunt. whose
,ermihen expired. We feel free 10 say on
the strength of personal observation. mat
in retiring. Mr.. Hunt carries with bum
the goo wishes of all who know him
irresp .c.iveof party. Ills official career
has been marsed with pra'npIneSs, eff
cheney and genilemanly department.
scouting him The esteem Of all "ho nave
hem brought into business contact with
him. And while Toe may regret that this
eoup,y is 50 irretrievably in The rover
of The orposiiisn, We feel thai The mI''OF
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Marriaqts.

In Warren. on the 81 inst, 10y Rev. VIM C.
Clark. Mr. r NJ st CLAIR. of Brookville, Pa ,
anl Miss SARAH c. KING, Of Warren.
In Farmingtnn. on the 9Th inst 10y Ell Har-
mon Reeves. Mr.. ABRAHAM ". SPlTTLER
aud Miss LUCY ANN CANNON.
At the same place. 10y the same. on the srh
inst. Mr. JAMES b. BARN RD and Miss
PHlLINDA LEE. all Of Pennington.
In Bnnukfyll on the II inst hy nv r ".
Crane, NJ. TRUMBULL CARROLL. Of Can
field. and Miss MARY L CORLL. of the for
mer place.
In Girarl. on the 9th inst by Rev ]. ". Hill.
Mr. ALLEN HELLAWELL aui Miss ELLEN
RICHARDS, all of this county.
IL Southingtnn. on the l]lh inst by Rev. r.
p PINFEY. Mr.. L SPERRY. of Nelson. aud
Mis- THANKFUL VI. CHALEER, Of the for
mcr plaee.
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Ne-s Of tha Nn;rhhlrhool.

Two MoGE ChUNTERFE1rERS ARRESTED
Presses. Ro9ing Machines Dies. and
oher C~ouhterfs,t;Dg E~q 4iPmsnts FoaHi =
The past wr.k has be II a busy me
among our ~ficers. and Ihvir IN = hur
been Crowned With COOL su"c IS a
man after a rogu: has 10 wo'k n gond
deal in The daIk, at the best, AID hau ~
the Objects have had the odds against
them, sumo mysterious developments
have been mtdr.
o. THURSDAY last. on the premises of
a mas PANIED Price. in P,ris w.s founl
ahuu, a halt ton If impI. m-nt~. in ,;.-
WAY OF presses. "a rolling mill for rolling
cut lie base metal. a q%utn'iiy Of the gold
dollar metal IN all stages Of manufaciurs.
The Substitute for silver used il the man
ufscrure OF ''quart'r rs, paper for printing
banV Eo'es upon. the ink used in the
print NJ process, and some other little
articles The articles were found con
cea!ed upon different parts of the prem
ists, up stairs. il: The wood shed. &c
The man Price has horne a rolrrahlv
fair character. although of late some liz
tie ST. pirion has been directed towards
him. No dieS ar Hates could b. fourd
On Ihe-- premises $. Price is sill At Iarge.
On Friday. Il citizen Of iiubnrrh.
named Ruht. Bluff. waS nrres'el and hIs
pr, m;ses searched. and a couple a. hun
bred dollars in counterfeit bank notes
found under a carp,t in che q: the room S
Uf his hcu,e. Buff was arrested upon
IL warrant Issued from the United States
Curt in Cleveland, ard WAS taken 10
that city on FiiIay. IL. is pretty wei!
II OWES a foe fam, is nearly fifty years
Old. AID has a bal reputation.
On Saturday night. Eli lIutSon. a citi
z n of Eiinhurg. vas arrrs'rd upon a
Uui'ed States warrant, for bring a dealer
IN bogus coin. He vii be taken 10
Cleveland. He is understood to have
been connected with the gang in The i'm
porlant capacity Of bill signer.
On Sunday the off ,es made a second
search of the premises of Bluff. and
found concealed upon them a large pr~ss
for prin ing the unirs. dies for making
the bogus ''9umtrrs.'a p"r j n Of a hank
note plate, a"d a quantity of bogus quu
trrS that were ten imperfect To be pu'
in circu a'ion. Bluff deep in the Yang
IN ! much Of The work upon the bills. i
is thought. has been done AT his house.
RqUeREa Dem
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he Atlantic and Great Western Rail.
road. a. which we have spoken hitherto
i. t. he completed at the earliest D ,S>ible
moment. The eng,nerrs will he on the
route this week. AMI the work will br
convinced in right goori Earnest about
The middle Of April. This roui is the
broad gsgue. connecting with tine n W
York and Eli, near Oi-an. and passing
through Vrnang". Crawford and Mrrc-r
o u / $. crosses thu Ohio line AT Oran e.
vile. T'umhu'l CO.. thrnc- 10 Portage,
AID an To the great "e,t. making Il grand
O. niral rnuie nf six tao, gauge from New
York ely 10 'hr great valley OF the west.
Pittsburgh Di$pnfcA.
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tune is in some degree asSauged by the
fact that our q, n,ry Offers are filed by
gentlemen; always courteous and o5lig-
ing.
The new Audi or, Mr.. Wnlcoti, is n
very worthy man. and as We brln,c he
has every qualification fr the duiitS f
his new office, We feel nothing l"h Ia
predict for him a successful official
career.
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CRAWFORD C0unty-Th- Conneaiville
COUrier says that an old man of some
eighty wears. with hair as whi'e as The
driven snow. formerly Of an adjoining
town hip. has been living for several
Years past in Erie county. a Young girl,
a grand dauhg'er. te-pIng hou>e Ter
him. SOM Two wears = the girl CAV
birh to n ciiid. ani - nei Ihbnrin iarm
rr. who had h-frirnhri and aln".t sup
p'rird them. was charged with lis p" ter
nijv. An action was g. mmrnrrd 10 the
Erie court. and the case went through
several toms. The defendant lgiug IN al
= part nf the Tim. till fi"allv hr was ID
judged mot guilty" and several !u1
dr-d dollar W.. r. ~adtl-d IN the county
Meantime the old nm failed Ia provide
for the girl. an falling sick she was Ia
ken Ia the Cuuniv Poor House. From
thence she came home Ia her parents.
ear Conneautviile. where sh- did a few
weeks agO. Previous TO er drah. how.
ever. she confessed that tor year. stree
she was a small girl. she had cohahi'ed
with the old man; tina, he was The father
Of the child. and that under threats u'
being killed she had sworn it up N anolh
-r p-Isun. Tines incr>iunnS villain l.
known as Peter IT Uooa L t girl was
at simp'. mind. and unlv knew that her
grand Jotker told her she must do AS she
did.
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New Eamnihire EInctinn .

The >uscess a. tue R-puhiieansis com
pl' te. The maj"iy lar Calvin. Re-
publican. Tor Governor. j. abo1t $500.
The "h"'e Con5resSl nj Dele .atioI s
REPUBLICAN,
The X publican maj riry or C ngrrss.
men ar; M'rS''n. 100; TaPpan. 1,t36;
Ed~a,d<. Loco
In" l.--I,irrnre is strangely r publ
can. E'1hi X publican Senators. and
lou republican C'unriilor> have been
rh'e-n. The Democrats have. Fl, cr-i
tour S-na'"r~ and one Councillor. The
Ito 80 will stand abvu, l99 r publ aus,
10 81 Democrats.
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THEREON THE LOST -fRoxAUT FOUND.
ADRIAN. Mich. March 8--Tne re-
m ans OF Ira j. Thur>'on. the nrunaut.
who met hts dea'h by Lis un '~"r!unaie as
c"mslcn from This city on the lG II of last
Seat"mber, were Accidentally found oG
Sunday evening last. about ten miles
tr;n the place 81 his second ascent
His remain were brought TO this city and
fIIiy identified.
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The Pennsylvania Bank Building in
Philadelphia-a grand beautiful FIRE proof
structurt-was sold at auction on Tues
day evening for SITS. 100. The pulcha-
ser was Thomas Robins, Esq. Presi-
dent Of the Philadelphia Bank Trims,
sig 900 in cash. remainder on mor'gsge,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

~ The undersigned has been appointed y the
Cont of Probate for Trunball County Admiris t-ator
De 60Ri> ron. with the will annexed, on The Es-aie OF
Philo NJ Folsom, ls:e CT Gustavus in sad County. de
cea,ed, BUELL. BARNES.
Gastsvu.. March u, 1859 9-,s.
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GoIF0 WEST.
fouugstoun to
ClevelnuA
MAKING

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
1t Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland Ca
iunlhus & Cincinnati Cleveland q Erie IA Co.
lInL & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
NJ scion. with Hacks to Chasrin Falls. &c
" Naf tina With IIscks fer Ravennz-
- Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
warren with Hacks to Sharon. GreenviIle Mead
VILE Rl"omheid. Garfield. &C
Nonngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley AMI thence by P. II. W.
&C Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb Is. l-59. CU4S I. RuOnEs s,,.
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In Gus;avuS. Sunday morning Feb 2sth Miss
JENNIE JOHNSTON. ~daughtI Of Hon. Vim.
Johnston. aged Is years.
An angel al m,rcy has taken her soul TO in
Ial'I- Il higher aud r"hl~r sphere. One ul the
must noble aud ~lrau;i:ul AMONG us has PASSED
away As daughter. she vas ever kind and
hffectionate. as "a slstrr. kInd aud devoted; as Il
ucIgIh,r. she WAS ever ubligInS and y-n~ruu'.
aud was much hrlovr,l toy u large cireir"i friends
Tor her many am,at'l- aud excellent qualities.
and the community feel that they have sustain
ei Il grrat i,>S; ani the lars. cuncuurse al cItI-
zrns which iuil"wei her tu her last r,s.lng piac-.
bare testimony la the r slsct and esteem with
which she was regar led 10y all Her calm AMI
peaceful death. aud the cnuii lent hope she eN-
pressed. of Il glorious resurrection. afforded the
strongest eonsolation 10 her alr,c,Ionate parents
and friends. lCcH
In Kinsnan, on the 10Th inst of consump-
lion. MARY. youngest daughter of CAPT. W. a.
and C. c Jones. aged Is years and 5 months.
just Llovmiug into womanhood. she 10y her
mill and gentle drmcanur. had securd Il !arge
number Of friends, who will TUurn her untlnie-
ly loss.
In Newton Falls. on the Sd inst, MARY E..
eldest daughter of Cyrus and Lucrrtia Parmlry.
aStd lG Years. She WAS Il great favoritc Of all
who knew her. and leaves many friends to mourn
her loss.
She was lovely as the s~pring-time,
Smiling in its newborn glee.
Drumming full of life and gladness.
AS u prison bird set free.
She was gentle as the streamlet.
MurmuFThr thr,uph the grassy dell.
Ger which wild flowers murm ring swvetly
Blushing, kiss each sIlvcry swell.
But she's gone. with all her beauty.
Gone. with all her noble truth.
And her gentle. loving kindness;
AL have persisted in her youth.
And now. by the silvery fountain,
With its waters bright and free.
Calmly sleeps the loved, the lost one,
Meath The voeIi's willow tree.
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BEWARE! Of a Gold in the Head!
THEN O ASK FOR
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF!

As inferior Finds are often substituted.
The genuine article HAS NO TQC,L. no Medicine
nor appliance cOmi ares with il in the cure Of Chronic
CdfarTh. aud certain FORM Of Desfaess, EeadIeGe Aud
SSre Eass
TiIsGELEtRATED AROMATIC. sIways fresh from
the mill. has been. and till continues To he mailed
daily, through the Post ufi {. post paid. (pr the pas.
SIX yraf>l Aitltaut a miscarriage ia any iu-ttuce
single Box 81 cts or f,Gr boxes to on. address 81.
by the sole Proprietor and Manufacture
:. DURNO.
March . f5g-4y GFE,.y u Y
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Mr. S WaiSna. In ,wn thr"u shuut the
country by the popular c"ga m II oi
''Uncle ) m" has ja>t erected 4 hi
Hotel, "A tail hsGis"m- and al racliv'
syn. The painting ot the Gross Keys
i, sell execut. II Tris Hotel has b ~
in The hands ri the Wat-on family, siace
the year 1906 only i"ur years after tie
adm s>lon of Ohio ln'o the union If III
s ales. The Cross k-ys i, among the
ms. rem ,rkaDie Signs of The tim
Long may it wave. Buckeye StaL;.
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:heriG 5 OGee. Warren. March lob. F59-5w
SALE.

There will he soil at Pubic Veniu-. m the vi
Iag- OF G,rari at the WOoieu Factory belonging 10 the
Estate OF Andrew MeC=rtn.S :. iced, on the 9h day Ct
Arri!. A. d I-j9. the fo!i"Wing property. to wit
I Double Caralug Mschin-. ! PIcA~r. | Saesring Va
chine. I Pr-ss, Screw and Plates, ! Copper Dye Het.
lie. ! Wagon. . Cows ani 4 number Of Sheep
sale to commence at ! O'Clock on said day; a credit
of six months will Ire given with approved security.
GEORGE MCCARTNEY. Aimr.o Of the
Estate Of Andrew Mccartney, deed
-, MI. Nh tsEQ tG- n
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0s6 Aobertistments.
Casual Advertisements must be paid fu,
wneu handed in.
SPECIAL TX ANIMATION
OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.

fHEl;E will he Speciil Elk m'naii"n-
4 ufScLoo. Teacher. al Empire Hall. in Warren.
on F-ilays. ArriI IsJ ant Ij:E. Nay IJ,h. Juue Iu.h.
l-j9. 1t Is expected That all Teachers who have NO.
hrrrt. f,rr attended,. ant * ret t. teach sGuntr
schools, will attend >"n- "Ee Of thrsr EN.mina;i"us.
H~ulT1LESEN AOANS tl'Jk
e BOARD u TX inin-Ts-
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IL this statement the whole amount OF
the ,s~falcaIiOn. on The 18Th Of June, OF
S5s0,3l2 81 is accounted for.
Your readers will preceiVe these men
have possessed e good degree of public
credit, and have aided nearly evry en-.
terprise cf their day, ven The famous
Clinton Air Line"
But you have undoubtedly received
The repsrl bc lore this time, and would
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Or so Acres for s95s.co. in the State Of Missouri. in
Guiding purchase EOHey ana tees with title
direct irum GOvrTnmvHt-
WE are locating daily Of the 6rl@Rlii0n Lands in
" the State mentioned. and having = survey or con
Stantly ia Cur employ, Ne DO n0t enter one piece of
land vi So hat lie SECS surveys and furtistrs a n4iuute
wTitet description Df the sam-. whivA w- warrant a.
described. The lands have rot become graduated
nNiug To jhf,rority. hut ox ing to The time they have
h.eH nft-r-i ia market; for much Of this Ian 1 Is inf
rihr Ia none in The = ate. Persons wishing any Of
these lands will obtain better entries by apply in. sooE.
tor thy are iring located very fast
Owing to the great dvman. Tor these lands. the i25<
cent gfa,ie If good farming lands are mostly taken up,
gu there are a. good farming Lands yet remaining in
the p cent era II as thrTr are in the State
Ne can yet enter the lS5t cent grade but not OF as
good putty FIR farming rurPO<rS-
Y ? ) o trr-s of l2ls cent lands for Soo,G0: or CO
acres Tor Si1uu'.
i.auI Warrants located. Taxes paid rr non-resi-
de.Js. CU.is siipas made. Western Lands -NchIuse,I
aud Titles to Western Lands examined and plats lur
uiShed.
u .i references given. For anv further informa.
uon connect Il with the Iiavr. please call and get vne
VI our circulars. or address
g. CROSS & Co..
No 5 U0guan's KI"rk. Opposite th- p o.
Pc ok i3i1. (H4ar.9 J9-iml Cleveland, o.
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BY arrangement with III parties. 7 am auihor'zed TO
offer the above drscrhel IruT, rty. on the a. iovins
IL rms :-Tur-e Hundred DOiaT> cash. on the day II
sale. three hundsei dollars ia SIX months. and the
balance in two equal ANNUAL pay mehtS, With annual
interest.
The property is valuable. the building handsome.
and conveniently arranged for a dwelling and i store.
Nth good cellar. auI OuJtuihiinss. The property is
a. the Centre Of Vienna a good location tor a country
store. Those vi ling to purchase en- call aud exam
inc the premises. or can zee i dsgurrTeo.3P v view IF
the hou.e al uy Office.
A. b LYMAN. sheriG.
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Appointment OF T. suIER The DI
recturs OF The Portage CuunIy Branch OF
the State 3 ak f ONO have appointed
E S. CoMsrocK E 4. of CuyahOsa
Falls, Cashier of their Banking lnsllu
lion,
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& astonishing Cure Of Inflammation Of the
Bowles, Of fifteen years standing.

Philadelphia. March 10th. I-5s.
Ia. G.. II. JH KsoS: Dear Sir :-Restored 10 health.
as | have h--n. unter Tod. ~ the Use Of your iuylIu
able "lloonsns's German BitStTs,' feel that | owe
you a runl'e acknOEl-dgm-I
About the year I-3-. WhiI= residing In the city OF
Baltimore. | Was att,ck~i with L. II mnatiou OF the
BJFrls For some time I aid Lot iitIlc attention 10
II. snpi'osIng ~ would o,u pes oil. iut Il c disease
grew worse. and I he anr seriously alarm u ~ it.
agrees how ,rsd recourse IL He.lissi advice. ret
without any marked rEect. / rapidly lp,; lie "a. and
I eeaH- rn-acIatrd tn 'u-h a degree ~ to auract the
a;GrJt cn 81 AL with Rhvm 1 -ane H. contact | can
not attempt To describe the IreiIg OF utter helpless
ness that aiuiOs; para wed ny -aoIIs 'n- dEert ye.rs.
Al length. ~eATtrd # Lfr. las sill ~ ilIiug. Tor the sake
oil INV IN u To make another Effort. | yielded To the
aiNic- o' av friends. aid. A. an 'Nirr meLt EGu-at a
bottle 1T yuur Buffers. To mg lie ,gr'ri sur,rI =. |
Lli a ch Iuse tor the bette. before / u. | tax u half the
! o,tle- ! cHuiii u-l it, use. and IN, ch Ised = second
huttie. which affected 4 PERFECT IRE Five years
hsv. pas Il away. and 1 nave experienced No rrcu
renee 81 r"e disease am now a resident of this cItv.
"nl am willing to give to all SINH arIy afflicted a state.
neHt oil MY casr. Very iruiy Yours.
WILLIAM CARES,
3i2 Thompson II.
Ask for NoefaHFs GernsH B,nsrs Take uothinc
else. and see IsIt the signature oi & NJ. .Iack>on IS on
the wrapper Of each ioIIlr. They can ,r had uf drug
si>tS aud stOrel ,elers IN Every toWE and VII axe ia the
United STATES Cahadas. West indies, ant South Amer
lea. at - CTS Ter bottle. Principal Once. A. Arch
Street. Philadelphia. ~. March i6-2w
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cry lTulN YOURS.
WILLIAM CAEISS,
CAitD TO LADIES.

VI. PERCIEs "IlArHisH'' PiLLs.-Thr Importers oi
this reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complain l.
would respectfully call the after ton VI Amer eau la
dies TO 1t. .sinlaItiahlr ia removing ui>tructious and
irregularities OF u c M nses. pIOMT zig restoring fLSm
in All caseS. Tie san reSsiOE 50 GO umou. i speedily
relieved and thu re ~ili lee no recurrence Of tn comp
ihinI ii tits y NEEDY is u,ej acc riding To u rect Ons.
Shich accompany each box aud package.
sFEClAG. NuflCE.
Ladies ENrEISTE. Or SasPeeftH. themselves so, are
cautioned 0sG'Rsf HsjHg them. as Miscarriage p0Ais
eHsHt. Ladies desiring a. Increase Of CGmiiV shOais
tOre"o their ase %eHfireiE. as a Jcp pills eatA Month
eOHtd be sure 10 PTsreHi Pres R4Rrg-
PrO?rieioTs- inI oriers- or ~ ents can be in ne wise
respon sihle after thi. Ammunition. Although certain
n effect. Il ey are 50 mild as nvveTto prOdues injury
TO the health.
NAH P.ACRHGES.
Having the appearance OF an ord. nary letter (P3ire
sl.u0) are sol: only hS our general agents. who will
send them by M |. post paid. on receipt Of price
Boxes si-2J; Half Boxes . cents. Messrs. '. u. Al
nES L Co.. Cleveland D., are our general agents -
All orders with prnrnttly filled by them.
Sold hy WOODS * PEW. Wholesale Agents. and z
A. SMITH IL CO. Warren, and hy Druggists gene
rally. iJune 81. 5>-ly-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

DEATH OF A FIESHr MAN.-On SIa-
d4v. the eOtn uil Mr., J 'hn TSUch.li
died al his residence IN b Unified. where
h. had resided for over 'ntty years.
Two weeks beiur- his dean he weighed
1859 pounds. In height he was SIX feet
ami ,hree inches. HIS vest measured in
circumference six feet and ten inches
When he removed into Brimfieli forty
two years ago, lis sig; did not exceed
that OF The average Ct mrn Of MS a,Ii vile.
5 'me six Years Afterwards. after scv' r.
Suir ring rr,m The a.u-. he cummrncei
%ircrr. $ NJ ia h-sh. and . o cunIuu~d un
Il Ia at'ain.d he extraordinary "imen
: $ above specified --PorfGgs DsH'o
cat
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
Saturday, the 9th DAY Of April. 1859,

between the hours of ~ o'clock A. NJ. ant 4 O'Clock ?.
W.. Of said day. the following described Real Estate 20
WIT; Situate in ~i.lOOmfeid, Too nShip No. :. IN the 9Th
range OF Townships in the Connecticut Western Rs
serve. IN TIE State of nhiO. and which is also in the
County OF f%sumhull. and is known hy being part of
Lot humber Sky according to the survey OF said
Township by Srth j. E->iyn. and being all Of certain
premises With rights and a. purtenarcrs CONVEYED %
saii E. j. Williams by warriufte deed of j. NJ b. vn
and wife. laisl May 1875. b- the same mo c o. less
Appraised al SIG u TERN>-Ca Il on lay Of sc.
A. y. LYMAN. ShsrIH-
Sherin'S 0nca. Mlrren. Nareh D. lrll-5H