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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18

tno AAsuA L. DEMlNu = ROBERT T. KOI3B
You arc hereby notified that there ID now ON
ME in the office of tho Clerk IL the District Court
Of Lee County, at keokuk, the petition Of q. NJ
Crane, claiming If said Deming the sun Of ave
thousand Eve hundred and fifty dollars with inter.
est and claiming Of both II you tho foreclosure of
a mortgage On II at feet trent On Main strse& of
the soatheasierIy side Of lot block W. Of the ciy
OF keokuk and sale VI the same for the pay ant
OF the debt Aforesaid
Ana unless yVu appear and answer said petition
on or before the SECOND day of the next February
term OF said Court, judgment will be rendered.
against yon W default, according to the PRAYER Of
the Plaintiffs petition.
RANKIN, MILLER & ENsTER,
,ers Attys for Plaintiff.
Two JOHN s. FOSTER. Sif--You are heyahv !, 4.
tibsd that there Is Gle ia the Office al ,ha
Clerk OF the District Court of Le q County ~ xaa
kak, Iowa, the petition OF Ann afalonv' rl,i.;nr
~ you the sun Of seyenty.six and s-ioO do Isar.
Aud rue interest on tile same from The 1itL day II
July 1923, US money due on prolnissory nnfe
made by youto her for That amount dated Inlv
TIN, lsas, dur and payable In one day from said
date, ANA uniess you appear and answer to said ne
fltiun on Or before ILu morning Of the second .sv
81 the next term Of said court begun and hoisan
the first Monday vi February. 1859, Judgment ili
Dc rendered against you thereon. You are further
notned that an attachment has issued against
your lands, goods, dc.
cHAS. W. LowRIE.
os'sV,isos-dee1ad Atty for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18

IND. b. PRICE. You ara hereby notified that
~ there is now on file in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Distriss Conrt OF Lee County, Iowa. ut keok uk
petition Of Jewett, Gates johnson claiming II
you one hundred and fifteen dollars for q bin IF
70 de, and praying a witt " attachment against
yen, aud unless you appsar and answer thereto on
or before the second day If next February lls5gl
term n said Court, to b. holden at Keokuk on the
fret Monday Of said month, judgment by dqfault
will be had against you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18

IL fhiCE ION art hereby notified that there
~. ~ now file in the office Of tho Clerk III the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Mt keokuk a
petition Of G. 2. Thompson a Co., claiming of you
four HUNDRED sixtyseyen %. 100 dollars Tor goods
bought BY you of said q. o. Thompson d Co., ami
pfa3ing writ OF attachment, and unless YOU ap-
pear aud answer thereto on or before the second day
VI next February (isoal term Of said court 10 be
hod-n at ke1kuk the first Monday Of said month
judgment By default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER r ENSTEK.
Dee. 81, 1873 DIV PLAINTIFF Att,ys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18

$50 LIN ~ QuIkh, D6ADRiCk q OWENS,
eEners q The Steamboat Gnssaraer: You are
hereby notified ihat there - new file in the Office
of ths Clerk Of the District Court Of bee Co.. Iowa
a Kepkuk, petition Of A. Hinc Co.. ciaitnfaa ot
yap he eum u one hundred and forty live dollars
as money due en- acpuunt, and unless you appear
and answer thereto before this second day of
next February 1852 term of said Court, 10 be held
at heo1uh first Monday " said month, judgment
b. default will be had against you.
RANKIN, AILLER & ENsTEH.
Iinp pfatntSusa 4,4ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18
CHARLES W. LOWRIE,
Dc %, 1855 Atty for Paint /

| WHITAKER, yolt are hereby notified hat
-. here is now on lie IN the oGcsof tae t'lsrk of
tile District court nf Leet'gunfy, Iowa nj Ee8auk,
petition Of ". Il R"ile son, claiming II you Two
bunsrel sStetu 6Q 100 ooihrs. on y0uI prolaissoly
hote, IT'D paying writ u attachment, aud uuless
ytu appsar alta answer thereto ga or i. tore ihs
sgceH i1y Of next II, breary, II " terus Ia be- la
den ~ keosuk first Mogtlay Of said month inlg-
meat ~ default viii be had againet you.
RANKIN, MILLER & ENsTisR
fAer d @5s-AAw pininf{Hss A,tsys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Attention. Soldiers!

Aset Lr
Its thought advisable that the surviving sol
dies of the war of 1872, residing in Trumbull
County, should have a meeting, and express
their wishes respecting the bill now before Con-
gress, granting pensions to the soldiers Of that
war; therefore we, the undersigned, take the Ii
berry of calling upon our feiiow-soldiers through
out the county, to meet in convention at War
rem, at Empire Hall. on the Goth day of Janua-
nv. 1859. to take such measures as may be deem.
ed proper in respect to memorializing Congress
upon the subject of granting US all pensions.
Come up, fellow -soldiersl let US have a meet.
ing: let rs ask Justice at the hands of our gov
ernment. and see whether the men who rallied
at the call of that government. to brave the dan
gers and trials, sickness and death Of n frontier
campaign. are to be forgotten in their old age
and failing strength.
Comel let US march again TO the roll of the
drum, and the music Of the sririt-stirrirg fife
Ample arrangements Will he made for the
meeting.
z. ". LEvryes. GEORGE AUSTIN.
JoHS BRowS. CHARLES STEVENS.
SsNUEL KING. JosIPH CAEPESTER,
CONSTANT RowLrE, BENZ STEyENs.
THOMAS PNKs
Janry Ssh, 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Temperance League

As will he seen by the proceedings ofa public
meeting, held at Bloomfield. on the 2st ut /,
published in another column the citizens of
that town have formed u Lsaguefur the purpose
of putting a stop to the traffic in intoxicating H.
OURS in their vicinity, and to guard themselves
from It's dangerous results. That town has late
y afforded a notable cxamI lie oi the legitimate
eff els which follow in the train of that abonIi-
liable traffic One Of ats citizens had been ac-
tive IN the endeavUr to enloice the laws against
it. and to free has n,ighborhood from the drunk
erness. and consequent rowdyism, poverty. mis-
cry and crime which ever attend it-and the
torch of the ineendiary is applied to his barn
Crime, in one form or another, is the natural
and inevitable consequence of drunkenness. aud
this is but another proof, added to those which
every court reeerd. every Jail and penitentiary
in the land. can furnish. In the Jail Of this
county, now. while we write, is 4 man confined,
charged with attempt to kill, by stahbing an
other, last week, at Niles. in a quarrel which
originated ina dcggery. Volumes could be fill
ed with the same sad histories. TO say nothing
of the tales of madness and misery which the
walls of insane asylums and poor-houses have
witnessed, and yet the fiery food rolls on.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
The Alphadeiphian.

The Annual Literary Festival of this Society
occurred on last Wednesday evening. The ex-
ercises were brief. well selected. and well per-
formed. The music was especially good; the
sentiments and responses happily conceived
What the watch word and secret grip OF this fra
ternal sisterhood can be. the young men ale very
anzieus TO discover and although they pretend
= hare no curiosity, (beeause that would not be
manly, J they are dying TO know As the press
was honored wah a toast. which was not respon-
del 10. we beg leave to give in return:
May the bright course OF the AlphGdelPhiaa be
r-splendent and uniimned-may earth's lest
gifts be showersi on each member. and Hea-
VEINS blessings crown them al!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
ESGSH D UG
st M. 6. Market ST.. Warren o.

tAfh1N ~ Ne
The urder,igned respectfully announce to their
patrons ani the pn1ie Ia general that they are nos
receiving = large iavulcs Of
DsC1S. PAINT OILS.
DYE NOGGS CHEMICALS.
and al The ysr'et articles usually { und in establish
m.uts o this ind
Our stock Is select d with care in reference TO both
Quality and price. and IS feel confident that we can
orer uneqasll-i Inducements to all who choose 10 II
amiIe our Sick and prices
Feeling grateful To our Friends for the confidence
heretofore gwen us. VIZ norr TO me IL a continuance
of IN sIlhe ia future by tsir dealing and strict atten
/ on to The "DETAILS uf the Drug Business. IL he ny our
aim To- mrrtt u .iTOtsge ~ th- good qEGlfH. rs sell a.
tSasona lie urices OF nur 2 ,O3- aadfnr rash or prompt,
shn"t me PAWN Is are determined 70 otter ind lc"
m@nts 10 he t aie. h-r-to err Gnrq. allied in Nonhe-.
on a
w,.rvS Oct; s,h. - wrnnS > pFw.
h.. % III L Wintrs $fockuf 1859.
GA.,sf O. e gtRVRSI rRtu .IVGs We never
- - - i-r'sf 6ot< RAJ sd.,It ejseP astos
Fv--v-"ts u .-:- ~ ney IT. r"yi 2 Q"
PaT-u i 0PDySEE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
SALE
Ai$AetA = 0hLE
l1ard. OF Charles J. Bowel ct all
vs. In rrun
jacob Rohezon Of al Co--o,
In rrumhuii
Pies

In rrunhull
14eoo koheson ct al Common PisSs
~ virtue of an order Of sale in The above en-.
htl-d cause. Issued Out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Iruni ul County, Ohio, TO me directed and deli
srrei. nave ieYied upon and shall expose TO pubic
sale as the law directs. at the door Of the Court IIoEs
IN Warren. in said County, on
Saturday. the 9Th 1.ay of Jaruo,r. 1880.
eetseeH Re hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 P. NJ. OF
W" nay the following described Real Estate of the
Heehdant koJeson, TO wit: Situate in We7thersdeld.
being tbTn>hip humber three in the third range Of
t"En>hiPs in the Connecticut VI estern Reserve. in the
STATE ctUhio- and which is also Ia shs County Of Trum-
ball and Is known BY part OF the Great SaIt SnrinR
Tract. beirg t-elve acres and frtySix rods of land
deSe1''d IN the deed from The administrators Of I. Wis
heSion 70 JACOB k"heSCn bearing dat, the p N day Sf
OctoHrr ir50. and recorded TrpmbuIl County Rsec-is.
Bco O., piges p and 80, u Ukieh record rstsr,nee is
hal Tor a more perfect description.
Also hi D. az l. umhc-ed in the village plat Of Niles.
Alsot the undivided two-thiTds part OF icss ,i1Iv three
and sixty six (3 AMI So as nansered in the viIkse
plat oil Nii-s.
Also the interest Of the said Jacob Rohesan in the
warehouse lot in the village OF n les on which j, H.
rArr-T"om now Occupied ~ James Ward 4 Co SUP
P"sed an andivi.eih sIf thereof held by deed from the
executors cfWarren Heston. deceasei.
\ so the sadivided interest Of Jacoh R1heson In 10.
Ht'y seven the village plat Of Niles. held bv contract
said foregO rg described real estate has bern dnIv
sPrrsisel A. follows The ar2t described isee Ger -
ISelVs acr"s and fcrty-six rods If land) a. four hun
drsd and ninety Goikrs (s ig0) IN aone ana tie Sc
cOnd described piece If land. being lot -. It si-at
hundred dollars tS-CG) and the interest Of said Roe
son in The SaT,heuse lot e ipposet 70 he IN uuiivids!
half theTecf) at three hunir-d do hrs (s3uO) and -,
interest II said Rohesoa in said 10; ATTY
seven. to be worth and Of the value OF fftv- ave doJlays
tS5Sl and the undivided two thirds art Of sss5 10,
number sixty three. q siIty-six .na 65 lCe dollars
$40 COZ and said undivided tEoIhirls part Of said
lot No sixty six at one nnndrsa AID igtat, -srs dol
lars (Si=5) TERMS CASH on dsy of sale.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
By G. A. HARMON. Deputy.
ehsrlu . Ohce. Warren. Dec. ,. 5G-SS-7 n |
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
VILLAGE LOTS AND REAL PROPERTY.

x.nns. v,n.r. pr... &c S' S,1 Si 81 Is! Part F tss5 D S;ss r'Al5 GM
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
CHAMPION
BLOOMFIELD
NEWTON

French Il
Green FredricS P------- ---.--..--...-4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Trumbull County Statistics.

Trumbull County Statistics.
The following facts and figures are taken from
the annual report of the State Commissioner OF
Statistics, not yet printed:
Ist. Number Of Deeds, Leases and other Con.
veyances Of Property, made between the lst OF
July, 1851, and the LIST of July. 1858. was SIG
Number of same in the year previous, was ll66.
3D. Average number of acres in farms, IS.
3D. Average price per acre. ascertained from
consideration of The deed. s23@s25.
4th. Average valuation per acre on Auditors
book. sI7,04.
5th. The number of Mortgages filed between
July. 1857, and July. 1858. was 265. Number
the year previous. PA.
9th. Total amount of money secured 10y mort
gage during the year ending July LIST. SO, was
s2la.os4 81 Ditto the year previous. was
s255. 657 81.
9Th. Total amount of Rail Road Mortgages
in the County
CLEVELAND AND nAHoSISG RAIL ROAD.
LIST Mortgage. dated August l2. 1883. I per
cent bonds. payable August LIST, 1873 amount
ss5G.OO9.
Sd Mortgage. dated March 81. 1857. I per ct.
bonds, payable Sept. 18th. les, 81, 100 900.
CLINTON LINE RAIL ROAD.
Mortgage dated Sept nth less, ! per cent.
bonds, payable in Is and 20 years, $500 600.
MINERAL RIDGE RAIL ROAD.
Mortgage dated 25th of May, 1883. I per cent
bond, payable August LIST, lo6S. $4,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
WATCA1S IMPORTED
az

THE SUBSCRIBER mas just returned
u from the East. With a larger s;uck ofJewe'r and
SOfiOas thsH he ever Fought h-fur-. and has also re-
ceivrd a large Case ., Watches rom SWITZERLAND. Of
all rEic s. tneng these are a lev title Chronom=-
teTs, cot siI5; also some very fine Silve: Matches.
co-I from - 20 SEQ. t,ying snpie arrangements 10
receive 3 io0U North Of - ateA6s. Ho' fkly and heir (
OBLIGED - sell thin dealers aud othsrsSilI 6nd that
l Wil sell al very low prices.
| have aiso.a very large stock Of all Z nds OF Jewel
~, Ftucy ti9'ds. Sponn-. &c: hat I viii sell to Ped
dleTs aud steh Makers, as low as they can Luy at New
lorg. Also q new lot oil American Watches AMI uouhle
5 g1t Sp-rtaeies-
Please call and see my stock.
WARREs. Nov ii, SIT JULES vAUrROr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
NEWS
FIR on TIE ATLANTIC ABLE

Warren, Sept. s9sh 81
Editors sf:ss cKrss;e!s:-Yeu vii please aaErzEcs
10 tbs readers ofyoar Va;ashie paper. that your ceres
pendent has jus: retained iIom the great sss'ern Ne
ing some 0f The Casle-gots gliups % The "Elepkan;-
AID sac several other Ne;roEoItan isers. hut OF most
lHP1Et4E &c 70 the resieTs OF yoar j'srnal. saw sd
A3ugHs II. largest and hest stec1 OF goods pan OF
xhisR ss eaan-ralsd heisT.l ~Lich are erereG for I,
Szot to take home ard use = while" and then return
;: ye-y low prices, for cash both at
NII0iESALE ANIL RETAIL. -
and would invite the attention Of 10th Eszekacts s1d
HATS n cars far uen and boys. all STILES.
TUE ATLANTIC CABLE HAF-Nsg stsle and nice.
BASKE1S-A large assortment consisting Ct ladiss
Travelling. Work. Toilet ara Cap Baskets, sl stylss
ard priess: Knife Baskets Dinner and Toy EaSItts
CAEgEF ses AND Eij,sa
hr=sss.1. vsnitisn. Ea2neled and fiRSh ali varieties
eco TRAVELLING Rags
AND CABfS froH ore 20 six collars.
CHENILLE & BERLIS Vel sHAELs-A great
vsr'ets oif@aterns. ard prices rs % $3.50.
eHtLDsESs WOOL SHAWtS. TALsAs cars K
C1Ais-ia great variety ofeelors zns styles
hloDS ND RIG99LkTTS-An s:Ess vsrS sAeap.
H0SERY-Ladi-s Nissrs SEs CAiI5rsI ., All kipis
eolors and rrices, cali ard see iAsm
cnVNrRY KNIT S0CTs-fer nea's wear
c~HILDRTNs L~EGGfSs-diEerea- Minds. CAiidreAs
Hose Wool ana NeFino, all eei.fs
oLOVE3-for Laaies ami dents. ali kinds aas PRICES
"a slek; Nool ard Six. hhse as lain
eAtN fLsTS-for Ls1i's aua Gents. ir Rack. WasI.
si.k. and Lise;a hrst rate assortment. vr-y Sa,su.
eIl aud zee them.
3 C2 GLOVES ASD NTrFENs-s good sta,t
rSDgsSIfI8Ts AND DE- y sRs-.ks Ls,ts sS eA..n-
ee ,,oek N t~~a. cal. ana see
eLvEr RIs5JNS-in SAX 45d cs.tsn.
hC%s4s5 -aNkials styles and .slces. soIzs : IL Jew -
Ars. ehsaP and isssv.
UMsRgLLAS-s cool assor:zcEa
Ut c~oLLikS-faF Lsaies. 8 new article and vSrJ
flshi0na Re.
cURL cLAsPs-sor Ladies' -s-. ~
oHiLDRENs AND INFANTS HATs AND cAPAsI
kinds.
Ie GaO RATTAN HOOPS.
C.tVeREn STEEL y Brass HOOPS.
shELEfOS SkikTS-shite and eoiered. ssne new
styles; TIE attention ~ ladies' Is isvtt 4.
II SFiLLA S~SIhS-Greenz ad Brssa Earaeen
ScffSNS-in great variety o. STYLES
PAPE. AID cfATLpSARy.-con=issiEE OF Car.
r TIA, cumEsrciei Nste. 18th Post AMI Gils Pauer
-BGa Canary. white and Fancy Envelopes. Steel
Pens. Woo Pencils. Pen Hulders. Rabbsr E.seFs
Ac- &c. al qgsiitie--
ERFCAeRY-Soz Cologues, Lz7irzls, Lily Thl=.
Exrgcs~. &e 10
dsMORANbi VI HOOEs-s large s.cck
4AIE3 AND SLNTE PENCILS.
SOGLE READS AND bU4LR T1fNNTy6.
E5ACtO bsAsS-SSau Boxes srd Cisar Cass@
Ihreaf-. .s,nsr White anS colorsd SnaSi Thre.s.
SPfna. Hooks Ewes. Needles. Goa 8. Ernskes. Sun
Csp~. Whai;hone. Foekst Knives. SCISSORS. EniGs
shsTasrs Saspenders, Elsstics ,Ganbsis a:eclss.
les a. &c ~
lNpruEE L1r or rtfE PAINT FTRF KINDxERs
Just recr'vrd. iast he tSfDg sv-ry- tas-; - vsntss
SO &. 20 eYsFy time sAd cheaper Chen shaving
Gail snd ger = box. ~
Fur her Hsraiea' srs rsxr -eef n TIE Meantime "a
nyi.s Ers-sksds to call in ssa sect Tar tie sseiyss.
J. J-SrSE asI.
Sop ~. " No. 10 Market S. go
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Or. Rurleigh's lectures.

Dr. j. Bartlett Burleigh has delivered several
lectures upon Modern Electrical DISCOVERIES, at
Empire Hall, in this place. within the last two
weeks.
He is evidently thoroughly versed in the sci.
ence Of Electricity. and being a man Of large
general information, his lectures are both inter
estlng and instructive his experiments with
the magnetic battery, the magnetic char, coin,
slippers, de We're exceedingly amusing 10 the
audiences, whether they were TO the parties ope-
rated upon, or net.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

srD1oEsO OFFICE rmhuuC oary,w Warren Obi. Dceenbe eth S+
Iherbye certify the Gryoinra zoe a eonpct II Of ali he Lands Town Lots md real property,
returned eHqu by The rasuDrf of adC County. n JanuaTy' hs: except eh EmSltthe
st.t ION the DTcre Of E5.a and that the taxes Of The rr@eins year have beene charged
corecuyt 1ron,w whit thirty per cetlm penalty on such taxes together with ALT taxes tn Tre-
Motifs sh hereford thereby given thntth vhGe Of ues several tracts of land. own oss nd real
cGrd 4 hrre -. will csod at e CmJ EoNe in sad County. on tue s-od AoHdH QOha~y)
Of ru nv pg' the CoaayT sasueru unless the tax and Pen4tyaE rsh horet dt EG
Dcnherp h IsS CHARLES H. HUNT. Comfy tattT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
Vocal Music.

Vocal Music.
Prof Hennisges will organize his second 20
cal class in this Ilace, sometime during the IRE
sent week notice of the time and place of winch
will lie given As we have at diffcrent times
expressed cur opinion of Mr.. Henninges' capaci
ty and success as n teacher Of music. it is not
necessary to repeat what We have said.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
MORE TO BE ADMIRED than THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

What? Why a beautiful Head OF Hair
! Because Il Is the ornament Col EiassJ prosiGsa
for all cur race. Reader, although the rose may bloom
ever so brightly in the gkwiDg cheek, the eye be sTer
50 s~pArkIiog. tie Teeth he those Of pearls. IL y heat
IS bereit OF - covering or the hair ne sr-rl=d ma
shriveled, kaysA ard dry. or worse si'.. Il spriEklei
Eith gray. nature vii Lss a0rp ts.a hal her eh2rE.s.
Prof. wOoi's Hair ass;arssiTe. Il zsed two or ,Ares
times a Sees. viii restore gnl PernSBtiy secure 10 81
such IN ornament. Resi- the following AMI indse-
Tls writer Of tks ars! ia sss es!ssrs:ss Fscziss, TIG!-
5srH:
NJ waoa.- Me- Ysrk Aprll ~ fesa
Deay S:-:-pernit me 70 express 70 you Tie obii-
cations | an under for the entire restoration Of my
Ia TO IT'S original cnlOr: aioGt The time u Ey arfisEi
apOn the application Of yoar -i!air Re-torasiTs' il
soon recovered its eTifinalhae- Consider yo1r Res
~Ior,tiVs as i very woaGeria, iLgentioI- qGi1s ehcatioss
IS we'll IS agreeable. am. dear sir. yours truly.
sLBER2.
'Dryeh ar q zyIisaydes."
Welsh NssspzDer oaee. u Nassau sd. Aarl u. Sc.
PRor. o, J. woOp;-Dscr -Sir:-SoDe month or srz
re=As ago l received = b0Ule OF your II ~ Restorative
and gave II 20 ny vile. Sho eonslu TED 10 trJ y On her
4lir. 1T lie tsiEklnga al tbe time Tia. u would restore he
< ~ h.iF - is o. : a1i colgri nEGLo Aer - Sei!lSay
sarg rise. after few weeks trial it has psrfOl med t1sS
Eomterfdl edeet By turning ali Lhs grsy a1irs 20 a la!k
a. thr stu- time ueau.lE luS and hiek eringths
hEir. / strongly recommend the above RrsiorluVs &c
in sahs q such = chang oIthsir hair
CHARLES A3DEV
EEv YePz. jay IS. Isl.
ProF. n. J. y0oD. With eaRSdereea 10 / recommend
your Hair Restorative. as beiaS IN ncsit Es7aeieas ar
tie:s I ever saw. Since a-Ing YOUR Hair RsS:oras~,
Ey bs and shisaers Ebieh acre SbnS~t .s-re have
: rS .GIIy grown dzrk and . Low Zee. c5hEieLt that a
fe- more applications Wiifrrstcrs them 20 Their natural
c0or. Il $50 mas relieved me Of ali daadruI and un-
pie, AIT ...k-cg. SO common ssaong rsrsoas Who per-
sgire Freely. J. q KILBY.
PRoJ HooD-AboIl .za years sgo N hair con
falling OF and turning grey: ! wss ias. heccEs-
bald, and had tried EaBY Remedies 70 no eGect-
coHn-ne-d using your Restorative in January last.
A few applications fastened rs hair err. y /: hesEa
- 81, up, g-os oct and turn hack to it5 former color, :
itlsekJ At this zine i IL f9ily restored - - original
;olor. he.El aAd sppe@rzsss, and 1 cherriIiiJ 1
-seamne. 81 its use to all. J. D. HOES. I
Chicago, III Nay }. ).
The Restorative IS Put Gp In hsstiss of J siEes. via; {
uediun and snsil; the small = a Pr: ard -
for Que Dolby per bottle The medium holds II
east twenty per cent. more IN proportion th4n the
snail reiails for tKo iollasspsr hottie. the iarge hobs
quart, ~ per cent mere in proportion, Sad :eta Is
or 50.
o. }. WOOD Z CO. ProprietoFs. 3l2 RraiuSy. Nc =
TOrk. Tin the great n. Y. Wire Rtihny Estzblisbuentl
.ad lis harkes ST. s. Louis. No,
And soh ~ all seod >rugEi-ts and FaIey Goods
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Removal

U II Hutclrins. Esq. has removed his ofie
Market street AS will be seen 10y his card in
aS.ther column. he has made an arrangement
y t, iIs roth r. John Hne.ias Esq 10y which
he 5.cIes s!s : ryie=s IH ala ia Ire u. ness.
~here the cheats al sail Z. H. .tsire it. and
witfout ezra charge. sT J Huchips will. sc
supfn=e ne ut benz AHtil tse s--ipn of Con-
60 y BE M r, I -. aud .s h. IS r.w enc
81, N = esi n eir.eu - at t.sisrsf this cuul-
.. ne ueeis NJ 9 mpeadation hcm us.
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Crockerv and Glassware
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing anything in
this line. would do well to read M'Lain's adver-
tisement in this days paper
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Times OF Holding Court.

In our advertising columns will be found a
notice of the times Of holding the Court of C"m-
mon Pleas in this District. for The ensuing year
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FOR SA
Rare Chance for Investment !

TWO dwelling houses with garden lots
i attached. and two fns building lots-one adjoIn
ing Judge Orchards ofaee, sas we'll fitted for 4 susi
ness stand; the other a large lot near Amos Dunlap's-
SIEe, a fine Garden Farm Of nearly ten acres within a
mile.and a quarter Of town, having a good two story
brick dwellings, good barn and orcharl, is we'll fenced,
in good repair and under a high safe Of cult walton
For prices and particulars enquire at King & Broth
er's Jeselry Store, or Of the subsciber.
" B. KING.