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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

l. o. F.-.N a regular meeting of ZCto
Encampmcnt, No ), 10 q, F., held Tuesday
evening, July 10th. the following Officers
were duty installed, by ID. u. &. T.. T.. {.
Springer, assisted by p. G.. p. NJ. X. Shcarcr
and +. {, p. +. {. CoiIinan, viz: Wellington
Larncd, {. r.; I. ElkuS, II. F.. j. Middle.
ton, s W.; John ~ Moch, s. l.. Tanner.
wald, r.; $. Lemon. j. W.
Alta regular meeting Of Morning Star Lodge.
No % held on the evening Of the 30th ult.
the following gentlemen were elected officers :
VIM. H. Clark. " C.. y. +. Phillips, V. G. ;
Joseph boss, K. $ ; D. S. Cowhck, =. $. l..
Tan"nwald, Treasurer; and $. +. Early, Vim.
Fish and -, Trustees
AZ regular meeting Of Franklin Lodge
No. -, held at the City Of Paccrvillc, July
9th. the following Officers were installed, by
ID. ID. &. NJ John u. Bonp, for the term com.
mcncing July LIST. 1860 II. Glouber. y. Il. {;
Theodore Eisieldt, jr., Y. e. Theodore Els.
fcldt, ST., r. S. Fred. Sieg, Treasurer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
JUSTICES BLANKS.
DEMoCRAT1C CoNvrNr1oN

The City Democratic Convention met Thu--l.'.
July 18th, at o'clock P. ~. in the Cont H"u...
pursuant To u call tor the purpose 81 nominating ..
candidate fur Marshal Prescnt--D ". Levan ard
Jos. Todd. delegates fiom the lSi ward J. II N"u-
dcrbt and u. ID. Johns from the 2ud, W. :. Dt:r,
and Ogd.u S1JuireS from tn 81.
On motion uf Mr.. Todd. ". :. Burns vas cit, 80!
President. and Ogden Squire ~rcrr'art.
On motion Of Mr.. Vanderbilt, The '"tF'nt,n ~,
rcehed 10 make nominations. {. W. TGrr'uHr.
H. Harmon. John Mayzc and y L Thrliip, were
placed in nomination, and after several .t''rts l..
Phillips having received a ndJotity 81 al. til. v'i a
was unanimously declared ;iic Nominee e.: til" c"n.
vcpfinn.
On morton nj Mr. Vanderbilt the ""nr~pii"n
rrncecded to elect and the follow ~ named i'r,"u,
were elected n CIV Central Committee lst Whrd -
4 Kahn, C. " King and J.. I car. !nd wirl -
VIM Mitchell J. II. YAndrrLi'i AMI T.. " w..
7ri ward john Nave, "gd"n Squircs and J'hn u
Van Eaton.
Adjourned SiHe dt".
W : BURNS. Pr,s,!,r'
OGrEN SorIREs, SccreiaiY.
II win be seen from tie al - that Mr. rHl, +.
IS the regular nomin.e Of u. democratic parry fi
C;ty Marshal aud ~ such Is cnneI r. hnl should
receive the unanimous aud hcartr Sifpor: { nc
Dsmocracy. lie is a sauns mAn 4 lrr.pr. Azlal,g
character-.hones', energetic aid industrious. H.
is an Old resident ~ our town, hi lusacsa q q! &.
cations are Of high order and his ben! tri;y IN
Impeachabe. W. have not word t. saw 10 GcIJ
CATION Ut HE conn, ttor. Nj Jores. He j: "ne q
cur most popular cillc0s anil a WORTH .ea''"nan
and to defeat a man Of lis character and i1'!u.
will require more than ordinary e>crt:"ns. w.
therefore. hope that every Den rat vii Wei. "a
the day Of election for tue nonSn.c o! LIS parry
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
Ranch and Mining Claim for Sale.

'INhE valuable Ranch adjoining NoytS in Sluaw Hollow
hrcc nhcs Fast II Diamond Springs, containing l6I
Avs ~ rNcd farming and grazing land, enclosed with
substantial fence IN the premises are q colnmodous
house, nue. spring of water and large number of fruit
!rcss AlsO valuable Mining Claim, located on equAw
The above property will ne cold very cheap II dsposrd
~ Immediately, Terms, cash. For particulars enquire
en- the rrem'ses, near the Old SQuaw Hollow Saw Mill.
WE GUN co.
SlaAW Hollow, July 18th, 1861. iyl42We
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

FURNITURE Schneider Of No. Ito SanSomc
street, San Francisco, wholesale dealer in fur.
niturc, mattresses, bedding, etc, has rStab
lshed branch store for the sale of goods in
his line, n few doors above the Keokuk Hotel
in this city. The branch is supplied with a
good assortment Of wares, all Of Viii, h arc
sold low.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14

.THE Commissioners appointed to appraiSc
the value of land condemned for tho State
Capitol, in Sacramento. have made their RI.
port. awarding To claimants the sum total Of
$s1, 517. When the property was assessed,
strange to say, the holders valued it at a much
lower figure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
-LAMOTT & COLLINS

L A M OFT & COL L MS
TIE LEADERS OP FAsmIOS, ARE
TACTICAL HIATT ERS.
Manufacturing continual! all tbs latest .,lrs Of Ii1>
ahd Keep hand the largest assortment Of every st,ir
and kud IL Hat that II worn.
FINE DRESS HATS,
Black AND DRAB CASHMERE HATS
BEAVER, OTTER AND SEAL HATS,
OTTER-NAPPED STAGE DRIVER HATS,
BLACK, DRAD AND PEARL COLOREn
CASSIMERE-HEAVY AND LIGHT
STAGE DRIVER HATS,
Al - own mAnuN,t re, ~'icl ~" !: warrant rs
r'rt' s"ht'l, W. h'fy go ;,tni rlcry sim.
, good aIt,,l' Ni\S' at HiNS'IAF$. aud LAnIl.'
RIDING HATS ,r' N'rt Ntt'''N
I've hAs J..' tie la g.-f rt.tt 81
STRAW, lI'linEN ,n4 rN\NNN IN1S .,~i .i'.t.d
~h'h will he sol, ~hoi' 'al' '~t,' heap 'r An
lNNO1I COLLINS
nj? Cnri.'r - S'"''d e." .tr,t-, s,cta.'h'".
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
BRIDGE NOTICE.

BRIDGE NOTICE.
NoIlCE iS hereby given that tho undersigned will Ap
~ ply ~ the Hon Board Of Supervisors Of n Dorado
County at 'Nrt regular meeting August next or n soon
hetVAHer ~ tho same be hcard for renewal Of H.
eenv ~ krrr Toll Bridge Weber Creek, on the
mad leading trom Folsom TO CoomA and CniontoWn.
~ 49, WILLIAM \. GAYLORD.
al Inn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-14
Mrs, WM>low, an cNNcricnc,d Nurse ard

/ q. q r 2ctA fnc0mTm,n'. No. 3. hold
g. '.' - ..'v'' ''Tvs7' y =. .+--t-A
.',,. '.N.hr.. o.. ,tnll t,l w.t.. I',.,tt 49,,
L 49,. ,... . go! ,;.i....,s az 3D., =, II ,..-1-l
~. y irli\ \ NWU 80 h..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons who reside The city and have residence or esa
iHhment the line Of the Road procure ekes in pack
ages q twenty five for their personal use reduced ates
the office on st. Charles street
q. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
CATTLE III ARKETa

JEFFERSON CITY Jan rs. 1864
Arrived I91 head Of Western BeeTes, 40 Hogs,
and Mich Cows The market closed bare BIZ
Veal Cattle and Sheep hut The stock of Cattle and
| Hogs i ample.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
gebiefy Of tgf NIarhets.
i Crescent OFFICE, Nj

GagseHsr arrIoa No. 10 CAN'T srRsKr i
Friday Morning, Jan n, 1850,
Corros. There were some buyers again in
the market yesterday, and the sales reached about
Il 900 bales at unchanged prices though easy FOL
the lower grades. Wednesdays sales amounted to
about a 900 bales. We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS 5eLAssIFIuATInss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
r~a rzzz=zzxz-x- NEW ORLEANS. jack
Aaa$sSas SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
1889. Transportation Department 1860.

Freight will be received the Gnmpanss Depot Of Cal
iopa street up TO $50 + M daily, Sundays excepea.l
All freight intended for transportation distinctly
marked with the initials Of congnee place
tinaton and freight will be received consigned to
established stations the line Of the connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be obtained the
Depot Messrs. Gorson Armstrong; Camp street, By
those who wish them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the value all
ton shipped BY the road which may be lost by fire. the
time is fecepad for ct stations the line until twelve hours
notice cofgnees its depot this city,
This Company and al The Railroad Companies constituting
the Great South IHe' between
York, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company 10 regular daily through Express the
TWO cities the Express business heretofore carried by
Rsroad Company for is own account u discontinued and al
alton can be obtained on this subject Of j. McKEEVER Esq
20 Camp street.
Agents 81 the Railroad Company permitted receive
or receipt fer bank notes specie jewery other express
ter They will be received BY the Adams Express 95 Camp it,
BENTLEY ID. HASELIA
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Snpt
It's WILLIAMS.
H25R Master Of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
/ EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS

N MENEELK,s BELLS-A LARGE AS
E% of this celebrated manufacture
~ 30 900 pounds. in store. suitable for Plantations
49, SeamfDats Orders received for
pounds Being moulded in rEEF on kTED IRON CASES
which perfect and solid GUSHING mounted the most
approved durable they give
and finish They have repeatedly
by various societies and institutes both State and National the
highest preininns among FIRST
PREMIUM tine late Mississippi State Ear For sale by
SHARK, STAUFFER Il CO.. III Canal ST..
diT ImA3mW Sole Agents FIR Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
aew 0r1eans gaiy Crescent frday onn sanary FL 1860
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
r,szzys.zyz7rzv, NEW ORLEANS no
49, fssSS Nd JUNCTION, MEMPHIS
z-kE-A&nK----4e1kaAM ND CAIRO. VIA
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
1859 FAN and Winter Arrangement. 1860

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company Of
Caope aad Magnolia Streets at thirty minutes past o'clock In
the morning and At O'Clock the evening and arrive At New
Orleans thirty minutes past morning
o'clock in the evening, daily Sundays included
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

Tor GONoRRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
a in the Back, ana all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC s0Iu.
Ti9NThs worldrehowned preparation all
Of the Eenefage orgas whether chronic Physi
clans Of England Of France and Of America acknowledge
efficacy Thousands of sufferers have relieved it
Purely vegetable in composition, Is harmless
eaeous The system becomes inpigorated the ebiated
body and depressed mind are restored 10 energy.
b. ABRAM
Sele agent for the United States,
my17 ly Apothecary, 26 Camp street. New Orleans.
WALL PAPER.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
received large lot of WALL PtPER, both Of French
and American manufacture, among which
DECORATIONS in Gold, Marble, Stone, Fresco etc., etc.
INVITATIONS Of Wood Marble and Floral Figure.
5--Also--a
rerresentng various subjects. Together with
general assortment Of Gold Embossed Fine Plain
Paper Hangns I'LL of which will be sold prices
N Incompetent workmen for Plain Fresco Decorating
Work sent TO any part Of the city country.
DIS 3r 60 Canal street corner Of Oil Iayee 1n.stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

II EMOf fID........ .ItfIAtOy iIp.
j.. G. MeALLISTER,
Card and Seal Engraver md Printer,
Has removed No CAMP STREET in The Music Store of
Mr. p p. Werle where he will be found always ready
any kind of CARD, SEAL or DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
at the shortest notice and the most reasonable TERMS Pac
ular attention paid to WEDDING CARDS, etc.
j. @. McAIIIsTER, EsGRAFER,
No. Camp street,
dl2 2p2t-3n AT Music Store Of P. T. Werlein.
ID E4OVAL-THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT has
III from The Camp and Common streets
the corner Commercial Place and ST. Charles street.
d. i. MITCHELL.
na2 BIN Second Justice Of the Peace,
CHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LooA.
Drs. CLARK 4 FRIEDRIGHs,
Dentist
No. lA formerly i2l1D CANAL STREET,
iaStf Union Bank building.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27
NEW ORLEANS eLAssIF1c AyInNs

Ordinary 1913 81 sfidiiips. ii Oil.
Good 0flinarx..... q q al E1ad Nlaiae fsgEa
Low Aidding Miadiing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

The Goacfes and Baggage Wagons Of stWILBuRS OMNI
Bts LINE will call for passengers ut any Of the Hotels
any part Of the city, by leaving orders at the office Of the N O.
jai0 If r n WTTRJrR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

LS---REMOVALS.
ID EMOVAL.............. REMOVAL.
DRS. CLARK a FRIEnRIGIfS Dentists,
Have removed from l24 to lao CANAL STREET door
from Crescent City Bank. jail If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

i sTAfKaENT On c6TT0E.
Stock han lst september 1850 basss a -
ss sssiysa i
Lila
E Esgerssd &C. 81 s j,
sock o. hand not si.ared saz7ss
TOBACCO wa noticed sales 81 about no hl.ds.v
including 10 and % hhds Old Crop oa pirate
terms
srATEaEsr or TOBACCO.
s sssss e s ssss r sspsas lss sas IT.
Received yssessass, r. ~
sTTa5
Exported yssteldays 10 1s7ss
Stock % hand ~ cleared 1s.HT
HudAK -.. Tie transactions comprised abOnt
1900 hbds. ut our previous quotations Fair Id
Fully Fair eAAta7lc. y y.
MoLAssEa. Afout 7s00 bbIs. were disposed og
at sT@3ac. for Prime to Choice, bas inelaaing
small lot at 4Ge., and 2513sc. for Inferior, FER
menting and Ordinary also 800 III. bttls. 1T ass13
and 42Ac. u gallon for Ordinary to Choice ioss.
Flour .... With a steadier market The sages
reached about $500 bbls.. embracing 100 saper5ne
Of s5 s7a, $50, IN several lots at tie same 400 OBJ
- 90. $50 Extra At sG rs. 10 ct ss s0 ana 800 III
VI s75 u bbl.
GRAM The sales Of Corn comprised aBort
5000 sacks, of which 1860 Inferior at CO.,. 500
White and Fellow at 75e., 80 Mixed dit the same.
and 100 White at SOC. u bushal Of Oats about
200 sacks 81. Lonis sola III two lots III oc. b
busiel. n Bran We heard Of no transactions.
~ TIT IF 81 bales Western ,Tas disposed
Of sss % D tnn.
PEor1sIpNs The transactions III PORK SIN
braced some 1000 bbls., ineis.line 100 New Mes
and ". 0- On private terms, a6n New Mes III
sIa %, and 800 Old Mess Al sl7 10 u bbi. il.
Lard we did not hear of sale of any note. iii
Bacon % casks Shoulders sold, ii IND lots, ii 81.
" u. IN Green Meats We heard of aals IL "
casks Sides and Shoulders On private terms.
GoFFEE. .1he sales comprised some ag6e haas.
Of which 100 at lie, 4s2 at Iii, 90 at til ana
100 at nc. n ID.
STAR CANDLES 900 boxes Light Weight
d4oz.J were sold at TO-. and 700 Full Weight at
zoe. q b.
TALLoW .... We noticed sales Of 112 tierees
Texas Rendered at eIc for Prime, and So. III d.
for Inferior.
LARD On. a lot of VI bbls. Winter Strained
was sold at g5c y gallon.
WHISKY. a We noticed q sale of TOO bbIs. Extra
Rectifed tsoseso at 2iac. u gallon.
FREIGHTs Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up with Cotton at s-l6d and for Hayre III
s16c. 4 ship was taken for Europe yesterday
on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

Gunny Cloth and Ganny Bag Circular.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-27

Sole Manufacturers,
49, g. 81, and GO Crosby street.
VS. These tables in and may be Miller's
Southern Billiard aloon los Gravier street. ~ the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs obtained
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent for this city. who also sells all
ees in the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Balls,
Cues ahers Chalk He has aso hand and for sale
several shafd Billiard Tables v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Natural Gas.

The excitement respecting the discovery of
subtervanean oil in Mecca, reminds us of an
equally curious discovery in this County, some
ten years since. About the year 1850, Mr..
Lewis Wannemaker dug a well on his land a
few rods west of the centre of Southington.
After digging to the depth of some 80 feet,
he reached the sand rock. Not finding sufi-
eient water he then drilled the rock to the
depth Of about 50 feet farther. Here he found
water which came up through the rock, ae-
companied by gas emitting a strong odOr, and
in such quantities as to keep the water con-
stantly in motion. One evening, soon afterthe
water was reached, for some cause Mr.. Wanne-
maker wished to put a light down in the we'll.
he sat with his feet hanging over the edge,
while his wife stood behind him, her hands
resting on his shoulders. The instant that the
blaze of the candle came in contact with the
gas a tremendous explosion took place; Mr..
and Mrs. W~anncmaker were botlit brown back
ward with violence; the face. neck and dress of
Mrs. ". being considerably burned, while the
boots and pantaloons of Mr.. W. were seorched to
SOM purpose. The boards which lay over the
mouth Of the well were thrown high in the air,
and the explosion was heard for miles. After
this, for weeks, whenever the n~eighbOrs wished
for an extempore cannonade, the torch was
applied, and a similar result followed.
Sometimes, directly after the gas had been
exploded, and the well was comparatively
clear, a candle was let down to the bottom,
when the gas would ignite and burn steadily
for hours, and until ~extinguished purposely.
For some cause no attempt was made to wall
up the well, for a short time, and the escaping
gas kept the water in such constant motion as
to rapidly wash in the clay sides. slowly fill
ing the we'll with soft mud through which the
gas kept bubbIing up until the well was near
" full, and the mud became solid, when the
bubbling ceased.
There is no doubt in the minds of people in
that vicinity, but thatif the we'll was reopened
it would afford sufficient gas to light a small
town.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland Co
iumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland q Erie, and CIeve.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
a. Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
:" Rrsceville with Hacks for Newton Pals. &c.
Warren with Hacks to sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfeld, Garfield. &c
' Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, aud theRce by p. PIT. ",
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Is. 1859. CHAS L. RHODES supt
ONE HUNDRED COPIES MORE,
~ OF the Minister'S Wooing. Just reed At ADAMS
BOOKSTORE, where every purchaser recei YES a gilt
from hfIy cents to hfty dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Harper,s Ferry Instruction.

On Monday evening last, Messrs. PEBBLES d
Stevens Panorama Of the Instruction of Har,
prr's Ferry, was exhibited 10 a full house, al
Empire Hall. 1t is the work Of Mr. George
Heilge. OF Philadelphia, and other eminent ar.
lists, and is said to be a good representation OF
the Genes Of that memora bic event. The lee
turer avoids political TO pics, and the exhibition
is quite interesting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Cleveland and Buffalo Trade.

Those who wish to visit Niagara Falls. or to
FAKE a trip to New York, can avoid the fatigue
of a night ride on the dusty cars 10y taking
eithero of the splendid Steamers, Cityo of Buffalo
or Western Metropolis, one of which leave
Cleveland every evening, Saturdays and Sun
days excepted. There are no finer steamers
nfOat than these, aud they are differed by ac-
eommOdating gentlemen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Prof. Ganson,

Will meet all who wish to learn horseman-
ship. at the franklin House on Saturday, 28th,
one o'clock P N. He will there take an untamed
colt never before handled. and will make him
perform at the word Of command in 30 min
utcs. He has his club mostly made up, still a
chance FOX a few more oil viii remember the
day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

"A
The FAMILY c.
gentle hat active CathIr
has used in his practice
The constantly iucrras
who have long used the
ton which all express in
induced me to place
all
Tie Profession well
thartics &C, on different
The Ca
with due reference 70
hern compounded from
Vegetable Extra It's
Tart Of the alimeutary
SAFE in 81 cases where
such as DERAN q 4
c II. SIS
mn LoINS. C0SrIYE-
OVER THE
sldden cold, which FREE
in = long course Of Fs
TlFB, A CREEPING
OVER THE BODY
u Z D A @ II E. o.
HEAD, all INFLAMMA-.
WORMS in
TISM. a great PURIEI-.
many diseases to which
Gus to me 'tion in this
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
PRICE q DIMES.

TIE LIVER LVHTG0RATOR M FA.TIL 7
CATH7RTTC PILLS are rttailed by Druggists gem
orally, and sold Wholesale by the trade IN all the large
towns. s. 7 W. SANFORD. NJ. b.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
Jan o, l960.-ly 35 BroadNsy. New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Drowned.

A little son of Joha Reel, of Liberty, aged
about twelve years, while bathing on Saturday
last, in the mill race got in beyond his depth.
and being unable TO return, was drowned
The funeral was attended on Wednesday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
m RAREGlRlG lR NPLATR

OF any kind. and therefore relieves by Tcm0riHg the
sEferiHRs Of your child. instead Of by dsadsEiHg its
SeHSibfi5tics- For this reason, it Commenns Itself as
the only reliable preparation nov knoEn for Chill
OXEN TEEriING, DIAkRu0EA. DYSENTERY.
IN THE BOW ELS. ACIDI1Y OF
stomach, WIND, COLD IN THE HEAD, and
GROUP. also, for s~eJieHiHg the gHms. reducing "a
F1mafi0H. regulating the B0EsiS, and reiisBiHg Jcia.
II has no equal being an cati sP0sm0die it is Ised
with hRJdittHg success in all cases of CONFUSION
OR OFuEk PITS. 1T goa ralUs the hTe and heath
Of gOHS children, and IRISH 10 SaUs fhSm from those
sad GRd ~6hghtiEg consequences DhieA are certain to
result from the use Of narcotics Of uhich other
remedies for Iafaatile Complaints are composed.
take none bat DIR EAT0N'S INFANTILE CORDI-
this you can rely upon. 1t is perfectly harmless.
and cannot injure the most delicate infant. Price. D
cents. Fnll directions accompany each bottle. Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 400 broadway. New-Yor
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Yrmt SuttlIigentt.
New Advertisements.

J. C. Harrison-Lake Steamers.
J. D. Cox-Teachers' Institute.
Mccormick & Weir-DissOlution.
Frank BaseOm-Sewing Machines.
r. Thomas-New Hats. &c.
Abbott & Higgins-Notice.
"A. B. Lyman-Sheriff's Sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
State Of Ohio. TrumbuIl County.
PROBATE COURT.

The following settlements Of executors. admin.
traitors and guardians having been 6iel in thu Pro-
bate Office of said county. it 10 ordered that they re-
main Tor inspection and exceptions until the 18th Of
July next, when the same will be examined and o.
derel to record. if no exceptions are taken there 20
to Wit:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

ITRSRTTC PILL is a
.ltic.N hirh the proprietor
~ more than twerty years.
q ing demand rom those
= PILLS, and the satiSfac-
regard to their use, has
them within the reach Of
know that different Ca
EpoTiiORs Of the bowels.
TTHAKrIC PILL has.
ltnis well established TACT
ga variety of the purest
~ which act alike on every
~ canal. and are GOOD and
fla Cathartic Is needed,
MENTS Of the STOW
a. PAINS IN THE BACK
"a 5, PAIN ANR
WIIOLE BODY, fr Pm
queutly.if neglected end
- yer, Loss OF Ape
- SENSATION OF COLD
: r. L S.
Il W EIGHT IN II
;,
q or ADULTS. RHEUMA-
|iER Of the BLOOD and
- flesh is heir, too nuner.
advertisement.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25
Fun Ahead,

Mr.. ALT. BURNETT, well known as an humor-
ist will give an entertainment at Empire Hall,
on Monday evening next. See that your but
tons are strongly fastened.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

FAMILY
CkTHkaTlC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE PROFITABLE EXTRACTS; PUT
UP IN Glass CASES, ar TIGHT, AND WILL
gETp IN any
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

and Ehy7 hecause it Herey fails TO GFord iHsfaHfa-
HeoHs relief, when given in time. II acts as il by
magic. and OEe trial alone will convince you that
what We say is tue. II contains