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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
Naval InfelIigencs.


The soop.of Levant took advantage Of a favorable
breeze yesterday forenoon, and 10 She
the dsgsniR Of the African squadron. Toe steam
Hartford left her mooripgs in this harbor
Saturday forenoon She passed the station 40
p H. She will be absent for several days trial trip
Boston Adr., June Q.
The following the Of the officers ordered to
the steamer San Jacinto. preparing for at New York.
for the African Observation-Disclosures. NJ Armstrong |;
Lieutenants-Edwa ward Donaldson, A. X. Hughes Jonn
Madgan, P. G. johnson, and B. P. Loyal; Acting Mas
ter-A P. Cooke; Purser-Garets Barry; Chief Eugi.
neer-John Faron; First Assistant Engneer-wlllsm
G. Wheeler; Second Assistant Epgneers-M Kellogg
and j. B. Houston; Third Assistant Esgincers-H d
Victor, John Roop, Benjamin Kavanaugn and George
W. Hail. Observation-Disclosures woodlaud: Gunuer-J D.
Boorem; Carpenter-Jonas Dbble Sailmaker-George G.
Boerum
The United States soop Of war Prebe which arrived At
Norfolk about week since, from Montevideo, having
completed all necessary arrangements the morning OF
the lat instant at Sk O'Clock again put 70 sea- supposed
for the Gulf OF Mexico The following lss Of her oi-
oers:--Commander-rhor A. Jenkns Lteutenants-
Andrew Bryson, Robert D. Minor, X. Randolph breeee,
Francis Fl. Baker; Second Lieutenant OF tarines-H
Iaurens Ingraham Assistant sargeon-abeet l. Gihon;
Purser-W. W. j. Kelly; Master-Joseph n Miller;
Captain Clerk-C NJ Frost; Purser's Clerk-H c. Jor
dam Gunner-Jos Swift; saimaker-Danel O. Brayton.
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Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge Thompson and jury.
ACTION AGAINST A COMMON CARRIER.
JUNE 6.-Jleus Freztdg Coinelius Vousde6N--This
action brought to the value OF the contents of
box OF jewelry and other articles shipped board the
steamer Vanderbilt at the city Of Bremen Germany, ia
October 1885, TO be conveyed to the port Of New York
The vessel arrived here in the following December The
box however, could not be found and has not been to
this day. II contained various articles Of German silver
and others Of real slverhe whole valued $780, The
defendant insisted that there not sufficient proof of
the delivery OF the box TO the DEFENDANTS but the Court
charged the jury that the plaintiff entitled recover
Verdict for plaintiff for $500.
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OF THE PROGRESS OF THE STREET. CLEAN.
ING FOR TIE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE !
1870

Totals .......... ..31S 1,0l6X 14,081 $4,644 II
+Cleaned by special contract.
tho return,
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United States Marshal's Office.
Francis Hill the arrested by the police for sweat
ing gold CON- handed the United States autho
rites. His examination will take place Wednesday
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26
Daring ROBBERY.

TWEETY THOUSAND DOLLARS SrrLES
The Treasurer OF Cusi.oc on County
has be-, = in Town consulting Chief OF Pr
lice White aEd Cry Marshal Gallagher
in reference 10 a daring robbery commit
ted On his ofice last week From hI>
areEsen ii APPEARS that on Friday night
last, about 1t O'Clock. whilst the Treas
urtr. was working in his ofice. three men
entered, and throwing a shawl over his
head SO as I'd prevent an alarm being
made. took from HIM the keys Of the safe
They then proceeded to rsnssck the sac
from which they carried off $4,000 in
gold and silver. and about SIG UO0 IN
bank notes. mostly Ohio A lars- share
o. the notes were on The Harrison Branch
If The S ate B nix. and some were on the
Baltimore B Il Ks.
The Sub Treasury Law is responsible
for the fact OF the thieves getting such a
MAGNIFICENT haul. Under The old law
the money would have been in a bank
vaul: gu ,rded by 3 watchman -Clsos
land HsrGks
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26
Triumph of %Surgeryi

NEWTON FALLS, Jan ~ 70 1905
W. witnessed 10 dav an operation Y
D. Wo dworrh Of this place. on an a
iremely bad r asr sc Harp-l;p. il being com
plicaied with elf palate and a CO npl,ie
absence of The anterior portion Of tho
superior maxilary bnne, having the
rn,.iih md n -sn4 passage nf the # side.
comm m passages. The right portion Of
the upper NV honp proiruii z much fur
Their Than The lrfi-raye a hidenus di>ia
urar;on 10 a cnunit nance that would he
o herwrsn interesting AMI pleasing -
The lips are nov in peri CT opposition.
aud the D thinks the prospect is fair f.
d p~rf-crIv successful operation.
The patient is a daughter Of Dane
Ha,maker, f Newton Township. Sh'
sn aimed the operation withnui scare ~
movinp a muScle--which VT think " s
doing ". II fr a g;:l only thirteen years
Of age.
n ,si people have q strong admiration
f1~ The feIuuful both in nat"re and ar,
and will endure much To owe come Phys
icai d.iormitv, when it can be done 81
to >ecnre their pleasure and prom1te
heir happiness. aud co nfprt.
We IN nix Dr. Wood worth entitled 10
much credit for his skill and drxierit,
" irh S Surgical Instruments. and especially
for the humane f~seliig wh,ch he always
exhibits toward his fl cted patients.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26
"reminiscences Of the Past.

Below We give an extract from a COM
munication fiorn an old and re,pecte,
citz-n Hrwas one Of the guests at III,
q 'Iden Welding Festival Of Mr. aud Mrs.
lddings, sad the "reminiscences await.
2 I'd by tina; occasion, he j,ts down a
brl w. The remainder Of his comnunI
cation. want OF space compels US TO omit
II sar>:
Permit m, Mes<rs. e iiiors, 10 allude
il britfIo the %s1cietv of Warren "a il wa,
in days oil yorc. Il 1879 IN rri d
c NJ es composed. (I hink) The entir'
married population Of Warren o thoS
there rcml.urd three TIL Tu~Sirv D a..
20 h. ju.i passed, uhrn s A a 49,
b nIIy, loig well known AMI hIghi,
r>Ienmsi by the ciriz .ns # Warren
died in s Ion, Cuvahoga G u ty, leavin
nut two of the VIII be number, t. d
w, bb an wife bsing The other cpupl,
OfIhe surviving urmirrird 'nAlrs who
\. ID air4inei to Nh. ir m %'rit'. 9 N mum
b r, 3 r"main; IL .noari Case. Esq oi
Cleveland b-ing the only one vet living
a ID MOI. pr Oh he occ ,>inn.) I l. a
remark Ill fact 'hr III es. AMI .h- only
widow then Twin in Vtrr.n all b-rrf
of their husbands, l hi K, Ih- preceding
rear) are still living; NJ Sinh, Mrs..
We,ihprbee. ani Mrs.. L iSaris
The mi .or p~pulhion of Warren. then
us it has even been since, comparatively
numerous; (alwavSa demonstration of {"
healthy plac J furnishing more than 100
scholars 1 a well supported Sch oil. or
Schools. The writer of This was ., ". u
acquainted with them then, and has bPPn
s, Interested in their welfare since. that
much Of The Respective history of The
u hole numb r, is familiar 10 his mind;
and il j. especially due to III. m. To The
1nnOr = IN lT paT"ni> ahH HuaEHlan~- hnH
the moral state of society in which they
We re reared, 10 record. that In my knnwl
edga. no; an instance has occurred &c a
misdpmeanor or crime having been conn
mi'ied by one Of Them, 10 ca"sn blush
a ~pa1rni's face, or TO send a pang TO
a Parents heart.
For ml1y We re- past, they have cam"
to take necessarily their places in =
", among IhnSs here and ELSEWHERE. who
arr emphaticaliy the men AMI women Of
tie day, n. Fl ird in iaS'e. exemplary in
morals. qIaIi6ei for u illness in life.
filing in numerous instances al home and
abroad, with fd-liiv, pl'c"s of honor,
trust, AMI prof. without an except n,
a complaint or d~eialcarion.
everywh re in all ih-ir vacations, an
honor and a blessing to societv.
Resp %c'fully, A PIONEER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

From these hsures IL will he Sern that nrarly one
fOui, IA VI the tOttI ne this III the cUuutrS arr caused ~
cOnsnBpuOn. 10 Sd. uOthiug Of thu numerous other
diseases Il ringing from n slight c"d
DO not rid with sour heaIJh; but. " suffering from
a cough or ca Il on the lungs. buy a bottle Of ti0OF
l. ANS BAL~AMIC CORDIAL AID you may safely
count Oa a cure. Thou an IS hGy. done so, and have
cerIih III To its G"ndsIiui ed-rt>.
Coughs some ines proceed I'm a disordered or DIS
peptic state OF The stomach. in Shich case the German
BitIerS shOnlu be us-d In cass OF geakneSs or geI-
eral debility o. the system. reSultirg trom a pr9traeted
cough. the GermIn Bttters vii nc found Of great ben
rhL
Prepared only 10y Ur. c. VI. Jacs son, iIs Arch Street.
Philadelphia. AMI Tor sale ~ Druggists aud store
kerpeIs throughout The United States and canada
price IS ceuts per 'oJtle-
Local AGENrs:-E A.Smith & Co.. Warren; En-
sign n SSu e. NvNtOh Falls, DR. IoLes. FsrmingtOn;
Williams & qItb> MesOpOtImis; HIVE & 'ir-en.
~BIo-.mheld; L Hsi & lShH>- Or4nssvile; s BroSn.
uhl On Jzni9y
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THE MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED AT ST. LOUIS. no
Weekly. So in advance.
CLUBs-Ten CO. les tor BIS; Txentv eo,is. TO- s9a
The Missouri Demoersi is = Western Jonr,,,aaro
ted tn tn interests Of the West; and pu ,Iisbe,I AZ 81
Louis Mo in the centre OF the Valley cf the NiSsis
sippi. the focus Of news roIities. hterlture. Commence
and manufactures. Its facilities for giving the lnr. ~
intelligence IN each and all OF these rrspects are mn.
rtvalIed, aud it, patrons may lie assured that no ex-
pense VIII be sp sred TO maze II he paper Of the pen
pie Every de -frtm. NJ is filled with tainted ami
&c able con u ors- It's cOrps Of correspondents n
Washington Mes Ycrk Nv Orleans, Kansas. Ne
braska. New Mexico ami Tt,h, numie's som- Of the
ATTEST wrIt.rs in the conniry- Contribution rrlzting
to th- ~antiquIti $. the soil the mineral wealth. the
agr ulTurs. r. sonrc-s. and the 'Ocai neTs OF the neigh
boring states. y i'll always he found in MS columns -
The I.arkrts OF TIA rhi-f cities Of the West. the s:stis-
tics Of production aLd shipment. and The trade Of our
Railroads.. wall each e 'arrfu q. motto d, The l.ie-t
iniJrnstiOn by telegraph irpui every qu n rr will he
frTnIshe' the d tails Of foreign sr-am,hips will ne
give. III full; reviews Of new pub ieatiors will he srd.
uI"nslS supplied amt. IN hrirf. everything that can
auord etteit lament 10 the reader or ksowiedge 10 ths
thinAer, wall . e Presented TO ITS a. SC rih-rs.
LATEST KaNSAS EEFS.
Kansas ha. I o. h-enme = paint Of much i'm, ortancs
and attra 'tiUu { the Whole eOurtry For more til Ia a
year pa-t the IMhss0ur, Dezoeraf has ,u- ish-d N
newspaper pre-s oi he Uu on Arth thu met auihes uC
IS WI IS he earii-s' Iut-ll g.uce frou THAI qu4 a.,
] Mas . o. hNe reporters Ia various utTt< OF the Terri
! = and 'p=ci' 81 stten.ion vail e lie nied To OFT .,hI :
Ie'lA'ie te"onhts OF rN-TS e'rit uI inter-st mat ia
I inspire :h-re Tho e vhs wish To Aerp pO>te ia
regard I Kansas anHirs. n pr ties. s-tJeueuI. IHi
ni'ETat on. and all IA It concerI s the ruSr-s> OF opIn'
iuns ~ that quarter. can find 10 letter m.ans Of .
tain ns theW than thru "a Inc Columns o. this paper
POLITICAL POSITION.
The -Hiss0 RI Deaserat is. a. IT. name imports
Democratic IN Pfi"c PIE. conservative ~ sentiment
opposed TO III v oieuce AMI Outrages that have dis
gfdced Ike fei ritOf irs and zrllUusiy in favOr Of thC
"a ht n the peOpI@ of each i'c ,Ity To- control uei,
domest c affairs ~i'h Ut int rfsTenee from GhUse resid'
iEg il o,her state.
Addre-s MCKEE L FISnBACK.
Jan. 90. SO. tul,isheT-, 81. louis, No.
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Cambridge Law School.

We are obis, d TO q irienl f. the last
catalogue of this insiitu'ion. The mum
Der of Professors, is four; number of
stude DTS ID attendance, present last term
IS l27. amcns whom are The names #
VIM. T. Spear and Richard B. Treat Of
Warren. O This is a aourishins law
school. the Catalogue says:
No examination. and no particular
oil Previous study, are nec' ssary
Er admission: bun The student. if not a
graduate ofsonre college. mest b. al least
siseteen wears # aye. and proiuce ;esli-
Ds ials of good moral character.
H. Students mess together, or enter in
70 some similar and fconomrcaI GRANGE
ssen,, toard need nj exceed Sc 90 or
O. 30 q. week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Saturday, af
ternoun last. M George E Smith one
of the propri-'orS of the Tow NJ u. in
E lInhurg. White working about On. oi
he nae ines used IN the mill. had hi
rIsh' land an arm can hit in what IS
cal ed he tnw devil winch, hef re a..
>i>iauc- could b. rendered him were 50
sh"rkrng'y lacrr ,I-dtnat am2utarion was
DEEMED n. crs>aTv
The am wa, m7u'a ed ahou' three in
CT es hel NV the -lD w. n ) aud Az night
bv Drs Collins and Willis and. W. un.
d"r'and he patient is new doing we'll.
-RoyeRna Sen. ne!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

TaE AxERIcA g Id CKoP The New
YDik Herald sums up a review OF tho
gold feds ol he UHIlei s ates. with the
following estimsie Of u future gold
crop: ..CahforuIa gives US a million a
week. AilIhe other 6. Ids, VT can safely
cay with what facts we already have.
wnl give Us at least half as much. Our
gold crpp is therefore likely 10 be, for
yeais ~ come. at the rate Of q million
and n half per week. at or sevety mil
lots of dollars per annum-squal 10 one
half the value Of the cotton crop of The
country"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

AsnrABULA AND Nav LIsD N K R
A. III anu q m ~'n Iur The rl-cII q
Of ID rrcI"rS. held n Thursday lat, rh.
t"lnwing uen'lrm-n were Re elected IL
serve tar The N u'ng year
II Hubbard Il FA>~-rt. A>h'abui,
JAM Stone. ng.n Wn II How
b. "m6-ld: j. n W. mm-. Can't IL;
] rcuh Br~'nn w ,>~hung'nnville. an II
Springer, n. Lisbon.
Upnn The "rpan'Z uion of the board
n Huhb ud ~s< ch..<rn President If ID.
C,m an /; J i'm w ~ IN IRE VII. Pes.
den; IL F.S>rt,. 5 -cretary. and o ii,
Frch. Treasurer.
Judge N-w'on declined 'o serve anv
longer ~ Pres ten nf the Com panv bu
acrrpte an As-n:y 10 or':Ir- ) rci ~
The m ddl- ID VISION f the X ,4d
We understand tn 1t there was q ute a
large Attendance Of S nckholi-.> Al hr
alb we m e NJ. all ri n an -xJr--s-i
the hish,s ,.tI. faction Al The progress at
the work and entertained not the r-mn.
les DOUBT hat hs rn ire rnti w,uri
advance rapidly To cOmplelitn Buckeye
STATE
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: It's Editors Table has always been famed
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GopE7's LAoY's B. oK--The FEBRUARY
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

LECTURE Our CT iz-ns were enter
taInrd. un Tuesday ev -"inG wi h 4 v nv
fine lecture from J.. n Cox. E q III
Warren His subj CT WIS in'r'I-crua'
ir--d"m.' which he treated in a m ,s'erlv
mann. r. Al the clOs.. hr received from
tH- au iI-ncc an unanimous VT" ri
thanks The n < lecture as annhu c-d
by thu ECU w. C nm tes will h. H..
Iver-d Ia R-v JAMES MARvrx aeW4r
Sui C Geology Chemistry arp i'd
TO -grrui ue" TINS is = SUI 81 inter.
e. ing 1" all. I'D o f4rm-r. r-p-ci.lIv.
and will NJ i'u" s"rsc aistge atien
dance Cdnf-Ef Sentinel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

BURGLARY o. Wednesday night last
some thieves IN -r-d m" huuSr of Mr.
H.. am LII iin.s n" go Euclid Stree
Try wInd"w from which the rosu-S prn.
credrd. tohrd rooms ki'ch-n cellar e..
taking away with hem \ large qlani y
of provisions and manv article. ~ cloth
ing They were apparently fright
away b-iOr- accomplishing all They
wished Mr.. and Mrs. Idding. wrr
away ut the i'm. Having two chili'-n
ard rwn servants in the house.-C ieUe
Lender.
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DR. HOOtLAND'S
BALSAhfIC CORDIAL

Coughs Colds IaG-ePza Group. HsG-saesS. Broa-
chris rHeAm .Hts. D,S~a-ts Of fbs Bspeis risIRy
iron COLi- ~ iDse- C0ssGHPftOH and fer fAs re-
Hef aAd If a. all PSssskfe) car Of PGtfsAfs ia id
"a. eed sIass s " the latter dissass-
Ihls C lviTatv PREPARATION nKe the Bitt-rs- may
lie cuu IDENTITY rel Ell on IL is deS ghed foI a Glass Of
diseases more g,hvIa ana more fatal thu. any nther
to winch thu people Of this cru.try are ~ jeet-thoS-
sprgngILg rom a SLghf cOfd- That eminent author
III Or. Bell ~ays- I wiz not say III rt Colds are 10
our Inhahiauts what the Hague aud YsAoe Fere- are
10 Those " DINER countries. ut 1 cas- aver sObiIeaty
HAT h-S usher Ia dissas II greater cOmplseIIy and
MOI Ia. ity InAn these iattrr
A iur. her PROOF 81 The Terrible fatality Of diseases
r suItIng iTuma eOMM0H cold may te 5, eli by 4 glance
al IN ia.IOEIng statisIic-- taken frun he records OF
tne huarI Ut ti-ath Ut PhIILlel 4hia. rOnfrsseuly one
VI ;he nos. heA,thy iucalit Is il the Union:
I-5g. ToJA deaths IN PM ~aieIphia, 10 26I
ID ei o. Consumption. l.9l2
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

Twenty PER CENT DIVIDEND AT a
mretng of The Ex-cunv- Cnmmn'se of
Tbs Western Reserve Horse Br-. drrs'
Association. held at the office of the Re-
cording Secretary oi the { ompanv. P B.
Conant. E q on Tuesday. January 4 h.
a dividend payable in cash. of twenty
per cent. upon the capita s,O-k of the
Company paid in. WAS ieclaled. A por
ton OF The stock subscribed is sui unpaid,
bu' all paid up by the first Of April, will
be eni led 10 the benefit Of the Dividend.
We learn.
The Company hive on hand funls suf
6ci.nt for The erection of the buildings
necessary. and for m king other i'm
pruvements. The enrrrprIs'. ihus tar.
Is entirely successful--RiVsnHc Demo
oTdk
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Ut. IN. RRU G'a'HENS.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
~ AT LAW in the Several Courts OF Ohio Hag-
ing entered Into - business arrangement with bis
brother John nuichn s, .gho has this day dissolved
his p,rtnrrsnin with Cox & R4Ilih. ts 10 future snsi
ne-sl ny which he sreuTes his services Tor advice, and
the trial OF canses. in all cases whsre clients desire u,
pithOEt separate sAaHgs 10 AtR Prompt stlehtion
10 pro;ssHouAl business, collection, &c Ohce over
Adams BOOK stere. between the National ami Frank
Warren, o.. Jan. lst lsSpu
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By Hu,ehins. Cox & R,Iia, his AI "a.
Jsu 10. 'IY-4S
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.
'EHE STATE OF OHiO-NlNTH

JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
II is ordered by the Jaa,-s " the Court Of Conner
Pleas within an for said District: that the times ,ol
holding the Terms Of The Common Pleas Courts Tor 'h'
several Counties in said district for the var A. ID
IoS9. he and the same are HEREBY n1sd and preserioso
IS follows. TO wit:
Stark County. FEB 9Th: May ath; 0ei. s'ih
N.honing County. Feb l4th Nay 23l; Oct Eth
Cossnhiania County arch .,h;Jan OH et Sisi
Portage CeuutS. Fec ltie; MAJ -. uei- IN
Tmn .au COUNTY. March eth; June 9th. net- 3isL
Lake County, FEB liIh; Nay y, oet. Istn.
GraugA County. March 4th; JUNE ON Oet Sist
A.hlsbala County. Ms.sh 2sth; June eoSh; Nov. sist
Th- umes for holding The Terms Of the District
Courts N said Counties. tol the year I'D i~s9' hsve
ben Sxvd 80 prescribed ~ the Judges Of the SUI
prrme Court, As follows:
stark COuy TUESDAY. May III
Columbi4ua COnRt-rhursdsy May lsh-
Carroll conny-~sinssdaS, Nay hth
Portage COunty-russday. >sptrEher lSh.
Lake C~ounty-sriisy. Septem",r 10Th
Gesuzz ~County-NOndsy. Septennrr lsth
Asht1aAhA ConnB-rharsday, Septsmner 22nd.
I, unaum County-Aondsy, SEPTEMBER sotA-
N.honink Conaty- onday .OetoheI ID
"A i, therefore ord,re. by the said judges OF the
Canrt, Of Co mon leAs. that the Courts o. Common
Pleas AMI District Courts IL said several countries. 1s
Ths Clicks Of the Courts Of said several Counties
are hereby rdvrsd 20 sntsr this order on their Con
mop Pleas a. District Court Journals ana 20 cause
tne .ans e be published according to As.
Wines our hands Ihis 2gth Day Of december, A. D.
ISIS.
HORACE WILDER. Judges Of the Court Of
N W. POTTER 9Th Judicial Die;riet-
TSsS ssSif COUNT. Of sas Court Of Common
Pleas within and Tor said County, hereby certi.y, that
the foregoing Is true copy OF the original oraer 10"
wirnsss my Signature. and the Seal Of
said Court OF Common Plsas. At Warm.
i'HAL this lat day Of !1n SIy = A. R = 1ss' c,.r
y..rsn. Jan. sth, S9-4~
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ATTENTION

I'VE wouii "nrr more cal rh- alien
ton Of The few unfortunate ones that have no;
found the Old stand Of J & A. e. NcC bNNELL. No
81 AIN sThEEf- here Is kept constsntls on hand
the largest assort.nent of
BOdIS ShOrS. Leather 4 Findings. LISTS. &c.
that l. brought to, or manufactured in this part of the
country
Tn y have lust rsc-iv-d an expensive assortment q
Hea.l Bpot> and shoes. PudAio 'bvsr-ShJes. tin n Over
SnoeS. Santtts &c Nr-. and more especially oodlt
cal the "A tention Of those waiting Boys Youths and
Chiidrrn's Boots and shoes. to our PATENT METAL
Lie FIpPEn THIS article has proved 10 he me nf
g-e~t $ ryice, making the Boot Or shoe much more du
rahIe IN IA Ha ie without.
Persons venting WORK for Winter Wear. wOnld do
we'll to cal imm.d u ely Aad .xlmine our sfocN.-
OF L -Ath =, q sock c .nsi sts Of a large as-ur me It Of
Sole i.-ath- - { d'uereIt gra les. Ere eh CAT Kip
Mororon. KIDS. Innings AM Bindings. all "f which
can hr al ~ IN. very Lowest price. At our old stand
No 2D VAIN STREET
NESSRs. J. q A. C. MCCONNELL.
Jan. &c. lS59-if. Warren. ohio.
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CLEVELAND AMI f~IrT>BUReH Il R -
Tue annual m-etIng at the s ocks nlierS
If This R 'ad was held A. their fl - IN
Cleveland on The 5 h insr. T',l -
ceiprs OF The Road for III. AR. 991 O92
total xp-nce> $3.50 9 9-net earn
'nGs $3.50 U63 Tue indebtedness of the
COMPANY MAJ been reduced during the
&c r s137 COZ
Tie ~oI"wIng nam d gentlemen were
ele ltd Directors srr the veAr ensuIng {:
Z,lmnn Fich ] tme< Farmer. H-n'v
W CLARK. ] F Cla,k Cleveland; j n
MrCull"ugh. WeIl~viils : B DIunn4n
S'ruhen ill w r H,lo~av. Bridgr
pnri D e LIS. Wn--!Ing; ]. Penn ,ck.
J S d. worth P~rIsburgh 4 S nnr.
B aver II G K .sley. New Haven,
Conn
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NTATE OF OHIO. TrumburI County
CnrRT OLE CnMMnN PLEAS.

VS.. by notified that deposition 8
Ahram. L. Bennett. peft } will be taken in this action
by the plaintiff. at the Office Of flannel Harper, Esq,
In Sharon. Mercer Co Pa. Oh the 18th day oG Zebra.
ary 1859, between the hours OF , A. NJ and : y. VI.
Also, in Mercer. in said county OF Mer Ger. on the
18Th say Of February. l-59. a. YRS. Evans Hotel. be-
tween the hours OF = T.. VI and ) A. VI.
Also at the oiice Of b. Barnes. In GustIyus, Trum
bull co. Ohio. on the l9th lay Of February, 1859. ne
tween the hours Of : and 4 r VI
X. B BARNES. Att'y for PrH.
January o6. IP5O-3g
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The Mississippi Legislature has recent

The Mississippi Legislature has recent
ly passed a law divorcIng all married
persons within the limits of that State
who live apart for the period of tkrso
years This casts Indiana into the shade,
and hereafter more attent on will be paid
by distressed hearts" to the routes lead
ing to Mississippi.
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cleYeland Law School

This school was formerly located at
Pdand. OHIO. The number of Prof ssors
IS three; number OF students now in at
teaiance Is. 30, among whom are Isaac
Buckingham, D~ight Ree and Alfred
Elwel: Of Warren. q.