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q IN V-aWI1N1-.
Taking Advantage Of the Panic

Several persons in the township of Nil
ton, having considerable Buckwheat OF
hand, concluded after the severe frost, that
they would make a speculation out of it,
and therefore set the price at SO, per Bush
ell, knowing that it would sell even at that
for seed, as every one knows the necessity
of raising all the Corn, Buckwheat and
Potatoes possible to fill tie vacuaHa or loss
Of the wheat crop; but one Of them, to his
honor be it said, refused to take more than
$3.50 per bushel, nor would he sell more
than one and a half bushels to any one per-
sun, SO that the farmer of limited means
might share alike with his more wealthy
nsighbors, and only saved four bushels for
his own use, this by the BY some or7sary
5 amp stole from him, and to whom a coat
of tar and feathers would be a mild pun
ishmcnt Yours, 3. j. q.
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RAyESSG. o., Nov 1853.

RAvESSA. o., Nov 1858.
d.. TrBHs-SiT: lam glad to aid my testimony
10 the number CT those yCu are receiving. twas after
much persuasion that ! consulted vou- Perhaps this
may Influence Some other bcsitating invalid TO seek
relief al your hands. Buring the winter OF 1855, ] sas
50 reduced ~ u he unable. when strongest. to SIT at
the table. My affection WAS said 20 be disease Of the
.eft lung. heart aad stomach. The cough was very
severe, attended with shortnsss Of breath, night
swests, ana swelling 0fthe feet and aneies- Digestion
was so feeble, that | could eat iittie else than cracker
during the winter. and Tor Two successive weeks, cub
sisted on rice water or gun arabic water alone. Sink
ing turns came on neatly every GaY. aad occasionally
several in one day. depriviag me Of speech. and SOME
tines Of sight. Also, P1lp!tatioa was distressing
Tine heart appeared 20 stop II times, st1sing = death
Ike sensation, as though The breath Was gsue. aad the
circulation arrested. Thus suffering indescrbshiy,
and TO all appearance balancing betSeen life and
death. Fingered uaut relief was obtained Undrr ycur
treatment. / zas at that time residing at S0-thheit,
summit &C., where the circumstances here given were
known generally 1 am now enjoying comfortable
health. and though not as vigorous A. Espy, am able
10 perform household duties without Inconvenience,
an have walked over two miles, without scseTiuE
no.hing more than fatigue at Ire t.Ee- The great
teueEt derived from your treatment. ard tie interest
manifested for NE, shall ever lie neld in grateful re-
MeUshrInce- Respectfully, yOirs-
iaS 80 Mas MARY A. BATEIAN.
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ANOTHER CIRCUMSTANCE.

Nj. W.-who has just returned from
Pennsylvania. says he came across a man
who had been securing the country for seed
buckwheat and was on the road returning
home without any, when he saw a wagon
in a fence corner and a bag therein con:
tainingB uckwheat; he waited till the owner,
who was in the field adjoining examining
the effects of the frost on his grain, return
ell to the wagon when he acoosted him
euquiring what he would take for his
Buckyheat, he Immediately replied So a
bushel, of course he was taken up; but the
query was how to carry it The seller by
this time beginning to see that he might
have made more out of his grain, would not
sell the bag short Of 80, so that he got SOY
for his bushcll and : half Of seed Buck
wheat.
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A Ernstv Rnonrd.

The following is from a diary of tie
weather for the last thirty-seven years, kept
by Frederick Wadsworth, ESP, Of Akron,
and furnished by him to the Akron Boa
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9tatbs.

In Bazetta. on the 18th inst., Er. ASA&AS-
LEY, aged 74years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

sECRETARY on sTATE'S OFFICE,l
COLCMBUs, o., April :. 1883.
hereby certify that the foregoing joint Resolution
.relafivs 70 an Amendment to the Constitution 4
providing for GEsCsl Sessions OF TIE usnsrat 4
Assembly" is true csp5 from he original .Oi d
Oh ME in this Oince. 7
4. Z. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of State.
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

VA invite the Ladies' OF Warren and vicinity, to call
al her new Millinery Store on Main Street, second door
north Of the Post Office. where they will and the latest
styles ef bONNETS HATS and a general assortment
Of CHOICE MILLINERY GOODS. which will be sold
at prices TO suit the times
Bleaching and Trimming done on short notice.
Ta<Ten, March Duh, he59-H-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

The following Is trom a Clary or tN(
weather for the last thirty-seven years, kept
by Frederick Wadsworth, Esq, Of Akron,
and furnished by him to the Akron Boa
con.
JUNE FRosTS:
1922 No frost in June.
1923 Tuesday June l, a little frost thi,
morning.
1924 Tuesday june IL, hard frost.
do Thursday Il, frost on low
ground.
do Friday, " Is, hard frost.
1925 No frost in June.
1926 Monday June i, a little frost this
morning, aud there was frost every
month in the year.
DO In May there were frosts the IS,
%, %, and so.
do In July, Friday Il, little frost.
do In August, s, considerable white
frost.
do In September, Thursday %, frost.
do do do Friday 9, frost.
do In October. frosts the 3, s, Q, l6,
26, 81, and -.
1927 Friday, June l, hard frost this
morning.
do Saturday, " >, "andioc.
do Monday, Is, frost.
DO Saturday, " %, L" and lee.
do Sunday, 81, light frost.
1928 No frost in June.
1929
1890
1881 Friday, June 81, a little Frost
also on the 25th.
1892 No frost this month.
1888 Saturday and Sunday the LIST and
9Th Of June, a little frost each morn
ING.
1854 Tuesday. June 3, a little frost.
On the Is, II and 10 Of May there
were very severe frosts. On the
18th of May ice wasformcd an inch
thick.
1885 Sunday, June 81, hard frost this
morning.
do Monday. " %, a little frost.
1856 No frosts in June.
1897 Saturday, II, considerable frost this
morning.
1888 No frosts in June.
1889 Absent and no record kept.
1910 Monday. June s, a hard frost.
1911 No frost in June.
1912 Wednesday, June !, a little frost
this morning.
do Tuesday, z, hard frost
Ice.
do Saturday, II.
and ice.
do tuesday, " 81, a little frost.
1913 Thursday. /. hard frost
this morning, and a little snow.
do Friday, June ., hard freezing this
morning.
do Saturday, 10, q very cold day,
So difference in the thermometer
from yesterday morning.
do Monday, June u, a little frost.
lS44 Tuesday, IL, a heavy frost
this morning, and on Thursday,
July 30, a little frost.
do Wednesday. June l., little frost
1915 No frost in June.
The fruit trees Of all kinds were in
full blossom from the 9th to the 18th
or 10th Of April, and the frosts were
severe in May.
1915 Tuesday. May G. ice this morning
half an inch thick.
do Friday. May l6, frost this morn
ing-:ce.
do Saturday. Il, fost this morn
ing and ice.
do Saturday. 81, ice this morning
ID inch thick.
do Sunday, %, frost this morn
Ing.
do Monday, d" 26.
do Friday. 80, ice more than IL
inch thick.
do saturday, 81, frost this morn
ing.
1916 Sunday, June Z, a little frost.
The LocustS appeared in the vicin-
ityof Akron in great numbers about
the 20th of May, and We're mostly
gone by the 20th of juno.
1917 No frosts in June.
1913 Thursday, June u, considerable
frost this morning.
1919 No frost in June.
1850
1851
1852 Saturday, June 5, a little frost
do Wednesday, June C.
1853 No frosts in June.
1854 Thursday l, a little frost.
1850 Monday, June +, a little FROST
do Tuesday. June y,
do Wednesday,. June 49,"
1856 No frosts in June.
1857 Friday. June >. a little white frost.
do Saturday, June 6, heavy white frost.
1853 No frosts in June.
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Il. A.. WOOD,
Bealcr EEs HATS 81 caps.

NJ. II NNLhLI oL.f v AhNINf ..
RESPECTFULLY to the
III public that he hss received a large ani we'll Sc
lected stock of Hans and Cars for the Spring trade,
consisting Of the latest s;ylez. and would invite those
wishing TO buy goods in nv lise % give ne a call, be-
lievins / can sni-you in style. nTiee and quality.
NAV IL le5g. L. A. WOOD.
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Hint 10 those Interested.

- l.. FREEMAN, having sold his stock
~. 81 HardRAr- to Sir. u II. BARSUs. requests
those knowing themselves indebted 20 him by Note or
BOOK Account. 10 call ani settle Immediately at Tie
old stand-ielay is out Of The question.
5 L. FREEMAN.
Warren, Eel. sd. I-5a-tf
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EAIR GROUND STOCK CoMp,Ny.

The Subscribers To stock for the purchase Of Pair
Grourds are hereby notified. that an instalnent 81
Twenty per rent. or Five Dollars FER share on tie stock
subscribed Is made psyahle to thu Treasurer. b n.
KOhbins, at his Office in Warren. on Friday the Ist dsv
of July next.
by ordtr Of the Com7any's Doa-i % Directors.
II. b. PERKINS, President.
J n. cox. Secretary.
MnrrDn I'LL Inn I.-n-ar
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e0Hn To in.Oc0 NEW WORDS IN TIE Vnc,ncL,RY
TABLE 90 SYNONYMS, By PE0F. G0uDhicH.
Disseminated. forming A fuller WORK on Enghsa SYuO
nyms, Of itself. than any other issued, beside CraJo,
sat believed IL advance Of that.
TABLE GIVING PRoNrSrT ,TiDN OF NAME OF SCCe DIS
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PECULIAR Use or WoRss AND TsRxs ~ THE BIH-E,
WITH OTHER Nxw FEATUsEs. TogETHEg WITH ALL
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1--WE have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Il
n strstiouS. They are we'll executed, and viii often t=
iCard useful in giving i much more correct IDEA ofau
object than can oe obtained BY a deGHi-ion-'-AeD
York YTt5EEe. April lG, 1853.
I'VE have seen specimen sheets Of these ilIus.ra
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= great standard work. Several Thousand new words
have also been added to It, SO tLat il is Uot possible 70
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ence in schools. and for III y0uug 4 - possessed OF =
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Specimen pages u he furnished Without charge. or
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Ueb Jo6tttistmsnts.
Casual Advertisements Llust b. paid FOL
when handed iu.

u DC pau ltA
when handed ia.
IRON S.
MESSRS. BALDWIN, DeWITT d
VA CO, Cleveland. are manufacturing Fisher 5
Iron Mover. Farmers would do well 10 examine the
above Machine before purchasing. as it a new one
june -, ,52-2w. ). l.. ABELL.
Seed Back BEsseGs,
CORN AND BEANS at
- BALDWIN'S.
June =, %. On Aaln 1t, Warren.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE can fnd
~ at PORTER & son a goo! assortment u WAa-
RVS tLANFs. for the use OF Jasftees, C0HSfabies sud
-NGT0rs. ia Civil aud Criminal Gases. Also, MARRES's
Ono CRIMINAL LAW and FORNs. jane -, 50.
.'TRUMBULL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David 7. CUnis.>
The defendant David T. ellis is hereby notified that
he las lsen sued in said court ~ Euius II. Parker the
plaintiff. upon fuu- several peOgn;sl,y uo.es made by
the defendant payable to the oroer of the plaintiff,
dated resPectively November 5th. Aj5. December lat,
lrJ9. February 81. lrJ9. and April .uth. l-57, for the
sums Of $50. 81, SlIgu.C0, SsV0.Uu sad 5.25.O 20 respect
lively. An order Of attachment On tEr ground Of non
residence on the part Of said d~.f-ntaus against lis
property has alec been issued.
Said defendant is uo,ided 10 appear and answer said
petition by TIE 21th day of August next, or Judgment
viii be ttAen according To The tenor OF said notes, and
al order VI aaie " attached property Will De Issued.
L. Z. JONES, AID cox & EAIiIFF.
AltUrueys foT Plaintiff.
Warren, June p, ls59-cr.
IOHN n. PTERCE'S ESTATE.
81 Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed auI g~ua:.Eri as Aduiiui=trttor on tire
Estate Vi John \. i'Ierc-, late y. fa.Aiagtcu, Irun-
lu,I County, Ohio, deceased.
SAHEL REEVES.
Dated this esd Jule, lS5o-3us.
4 LDEN CASES ESTATE.
"a Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator On TIE
Estate OF Alden Case, late Of TrG.4I=li Comfy. decd.
" CASE
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pbl9cn lte mir nibt lelten weit eber ols
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Sbr ober Die Wabnun9 her 3eit ni9t,
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pann mag Gu9, i'm 9famen Gjpttes, be,
Geufel bplen!
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Baltimore, Mb., .28. Nppember SO.

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Das S@iuerfea 1T Soriber, nit allen
fetnen Gefreoen, erau,atilden &orRelunz
gen, Deflamationen, @oncerten> Gadel3i>
gen. Gre0ereien unp @oufereien ; NIT allen
ieinen f&6nem Gri@einun9en unb 8lama,
gen. Die &rpne Der 8lamase eebabrt
Dor &Qen ben proiail9en oeutl9en @elp>
menl9en unb MerturSperebrern BON Ne,ps
yort, bic bet ibrem Gefe0en, a sebn Doll
lars bic perion> bic peut(@e Yre0e pur9
3uridweiiuns tbrer &epralentanten chen
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peutl4en Di4terS entebrten. Dp@ bate
an rieier @%bampasner@ &r6nune bas' Geltz
committee teinen Mntbeil> ba Der @@maus,
gum Mnbenfen AT ben armen @9tQer,
ausi9liebli@ BON 2eutet ousaina, Die
3tpar eou1petente &i@ter BON GLEN uno
pon Specereipaaren finn, bic abtr fit pas
S@Dne unb Grbatene Der poeie chen 70
meniB @ti@mad baben, als bic eau fir
bic perle. 4. sill .Ma...>"4 ~
Aristos 1T ein5 eples @crt bod past
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unb ceren eiuSiees @erbienf int @eloe
lteet bas oft io9ar bur6 19le9te Mittel
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bar chen 10 untpQroi9 it, pas Set zines
S6ille r5u fetern wte jene @ourmaubs,;
beren @ebalt in etuem dubern %nfrf@i
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Soeal her ntd@tiee Dollar III. SD MID
ni&t re&ten3 nit biititn 2euten @&tuer's
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nit Der settret@en @dueerin @arabort IN,
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: Son Mew,ycrt fubr i'd per Gilsnbabn
8pitpm, BEN au1eritanii@en &tber,
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Die @mSnbeit trpbnt in 5ibnert ;

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unb mag ba6 nd9ite bunoertjdbri9e SUI
belfeft ieiner @eburt nit nod bSberem
Gntbuiia8mu8 9efetert rerpen, alS wir es
beute tbun!
Die Heben tpurbeu ale nit firmii9em
@pplau6 auf9enommen. @dbreno ben
3wil9enpaulen ipielte pas 9erwe9'ide
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beutl@en &unf. Sc 1T gum %itaunenL >pie
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men Deuti&e gu fein!-
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folste Der 6rauen@pr aus 2%pben9rin, Don
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auf9enommen.
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mu1en.
@u& in mebren ber Sfentli9en 2pfalen
baben Gefli@teiten unp Suuminatipnen
fatt9efunben.
Dies 1T cine furSe l1eterT9t ber S9il>
lsrzGeier in Newzy orf> pel9e Der ipdtern
3ufunft in ben Spolten Der Tadel aufz
bewabrt bleiben m69e nit bonn @un|9e
beieel, baB pa6 .2i9t Der @abrbeit> Der
Gret6eit uno Der S@5nbeit ii@ INNER
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Spnnabenb, II. De;br.

: = = = Sonnabeno, II. Ue3bf.
2Senat. 81. Stud bra9te einen Be-
'6luB ein> oen @efretdr gu beroumddtt<
.9ent ben Senatoren Certificate %ein;ubdn>
ot9en fir ibre 0ebQbren >unp wurpe piez
Ter Be}dlub ansenommen. 20.
Gin 8el9lub, einsebradt bon 5errn,
Watlon> mel@er bic Senatpren iu @ertif<;
eaten fir ppftmarfen i'm @ertb pom $500
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IL unb bic preiie 10 oeteQt iinb, bab ttine Gpn>
eurren3 sefir@tet 3u tperben brau@t.
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2~usortommenbeit ee3eiet tuereen unb III preifen,
ptI&e 5tlten perfeblsn, pre6te su i1@ern, bel
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24
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Serwprfen.
81. Nncrems reidte Elm Memprial Elm,
NORM her Nrdiirent rsr Ser. Staateu erz
lud't wiro> pen Sec prceit1tSvertraa NIT
GnAlonc ST rerllnaern.
8 p|sratf wurre ris 8ptlboit beS 0cuz
Sfrnsur5 aufaenpmmsn unr c~in;elne Gbeile
eerlelpf'1 ali Speciolepmiteen iiberpie1en.
Der Ssnat smr7na cine Bc11haft res
Vonfraerro> IN rrelder GER elte Die Mpz
mlnatirn cpn DTentliden Nctareu on,eiot.
Muf cen 0or|dlo1 res Nsrrn 8ildpp
wNrce cin Gon'ite srnanrt> meld,es iId
NIT elmer 1bnlid,sn Gplnite ces 6oules
llter rte 3medlndbiafsif elmer Neviipu
her Statute',> berctksn ipu.
Monta9, 10. DECEMBER.
Senat. Muf Mntraa hes 5rr,
elart 1purce per folsenee 81 9lu6 oefast:
DAP cas 5afe en- Gpmite bic @pnoreez
NFte> betrsfenp 9eudttburme III qepi(1en
9ate'1 an bet Minne1pta z&u Re pes Su<
per1pr See5, unterluden uno oariiter 81
ridt rtatten ioue;
Dab ferner pteie5 Gpmite Die Beldafenz
bett oss Ginsanasbafen ami superior 5ee
t11terluden uno rem Gcnsres Elm Meupz
rial Sorle9en lpue fir bic Grridtun9 zines
3ouzDtitr'fteS am Superior Ere unp peu
n6rolidm Grensen Der @een.
81. 5all rei9te cine Biu ein> melde
3ulaBe su Al Anitten per Contribution
ees StaateS teswedt uno ,pelde ben Birz
germ sur Sesutadtuns ypr9eleat &perpen
1puen.
9aus.- Gin @elammtzB 81 ldlub tez
S1Alt@ elmer Snitruftion unltrer Senatpz
TEN 1'ro Neprdl entonten int Gpnaree, ei1
9ettnltattezg I'M Gpn9reB 81 befiirz
'ppTtell> 1puroe gum ireiten ,np pritten
Wole nerlelc CT lno o1oenpmmen.
Gbenlo wurre cine Sil palIrt fir bic
Hlufbebun9 oe5 Nmtes zines StaatSz Quz
woltS in ben veridispenen oeri&tliden
Dl1tritten int Staote.
ST. Der Nadmitto96fgu19 reidte ST..
SAN @arbes Beldla0eei 11 ppeurd 0puz
wr1eur Sitley oufoeiorrcrt Miro benz
9aule aber ben Stonp ces Sdabamtes,
bic 0elper> wcldc an 6ano llnp uup bic
0elclorter> mslNe I'M SAasnmt bepp,,irt
1'np cine bolrise unp 9er,ale Mittbeiluna
5a MAIDEN. Die 8el9la0e murpeu ei1z
ltin'ni9 a%n9enumnen.
gfadrem ouf Nntraa res 9rn. Yfdnber
bet gebolt Der Yeau1ten pe5 5aules ouf
$500 per Sag fefoeleBt pprpen mar
Ssrto9te ftG bus 5aus.
5ous. 81. Seeomte feute ben Nn~.
tray Gin Gpnitc su ernenneuI welaes bic
3msdmabi9feit elmer NeviIpn psr Stotuz
ten IN Grpd9un9 sieben lpue. Nah fltrz
ser Debate murcc Der &ntro9 onaenrm,
men uno he bctrefencen Gpmitecn DON,
Spreder ernal1rt.
81. Santprn rei9te cine Biu ei11, in
SeSu9 auf Die Beridteritattuns uno ben
Drld pe6 9tepprt6 Der Supreme<@our
Or. StenenS teute ben Antras, ZEN
elert oeS 5aules gu bevpumddtioen> ben
Mtt9lieoern oe5 5auie5 Certificate ausz
3uIteuen fit ibre Ioae69ebabren, melde
per Sent Snterelen t1agen loucn.
5ieriber e~ntfono cine lebbofte Debate
uno 'puree jeop@ Der Nntra9 nit beoeuz
TENDER StimmenmeDrbeit n%n9enommen.
Na9 Seieiti9uns eini9er untereuteu7
ben 0elddfte oerto9ts id cas 6ou6.