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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
DIR. EATON'S INFANTILs COR
DIAL.

1T must ee obyioustn every aitratiye person that
the drst diseases OF iutaLts arise chiefly fDmtle b0g
els. and in this connection We ka0w ga medicine
which can be relied upon With perfect ct1hlelce in
all tSlautils oS='plai IS whatever th=ir nature may
le. We speak u Or. EsTGN's ISrANTfLf CoEpIAB-
II cOutn rs 10 cQiate of-by ksad-no RragOric. and
relieves the suIr-irgE % infants a. ifby magic =
Mothers! ~ al m-arstry this-even 10 81 otaef reE
eties have tiiicl- Seethe advrrtiscreut in suothe
columu ct Mr-srs. CnCRrH " nCFuNr. Druggist. New
YORK, WL1 are The sole proTrieto=s. and also sole a
gents OF the Wo-tlrcno1nea DR.. BRoSoNs BLooD
locD- which iSa pr reputation for the reid oLali COM
paints arising from deficiencies Of The hloot. from
whatever causes such deficiencies 4ay proceed II
IS without exception The most strengthening cordial
any invlifd conhi take, - L ~ nn1-diatfy IhsoFhed
by the hloaa 1i;l0uJ having to 90 thraash the pro-
srss Of i isestiou; ami AS blood IS the lif.of the h1-
man body. by nouTishil 2 an producing It. It soon
RESTORES to perfect hetlh those even vito have been
fr years We consider The =hcf2 two Pre-
partitions c~-ciHrilg the Rest % t',eir kinasderet to
ihe pubfe--GAr0Hisie, Quebec, g 3. I~Sss "a
ve~rtisrssnt.
For sale ~ HocDs 4 Pzw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

THE SLAVE TRADE OF New YoRK.A
correspondent of the New York Post scn@s
to that journal 4 detailed list of ei5hty-fe
slavers fitted out at that port from Feb
ruary, 1859, to July lSG0. He adds;
Added to the eighty-fve above slaves
some half dozen have gone through tie
Sound. and the names of which could not
be obtained. This is about as correct a
list rs can be got up and derived from tie
New York city papers and the Engliih
jourals. Some twenty vessels have ben
detained under suspicion. y great maiy
others have cleared from European al
South American ports.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

MORTALITY AMONG HORsEs-We are
sorry to hear that great numbers of horses
fro m the mountains are dying Lere along
the river. Of disease contracted between
Denver and Fort Kealncy. Many fine an
finals also are almost entirely worthless.
our veterinary surgeons giving Scarcely any
hope of their restoring them 70 soundHess.
1t is said that the trouble originated
from the exceedingly alkaline character Of
the water in the vicinity of Denver, and
on down ALMOST to Kentucky.-[Ncbraska
Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

SUICIDE II HUSTsBURGT-Mr. Andrew
Evans of Huntsburgh, recently cut his
throat with 4 razor, nearly scvcring the
wind-pipe. and after lingering in 4 critical
situation for several days, died from the
effects Of the wound. His family, finding
him in his barn with his throat cut, sent
for a physician. who dressed the wound,
AMI It might perhaps have healed, but he
afterwards tore it open withhis own hands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
Teachers National Convention.

On the 9TH inst, Mayor Alberger Of
Buffalo, y. Y. welcomed the teachers Of
the United States in National Convention.
His Houor's welcome was happily respond
81 to by Messrs Phelps Of y. j., and Bulk
Icy of \. Y, Presidents Of the National
Normal School. and Of the National Teach
ers' Associations. The former society Or
ganizcd on Tuesday morning, was address
cd by Hon, David y. Camp, of CT, on
Normal s-hools. Prof Eorthrop Of Mass,
OF Mental Philosophy applied in teaching,
and by Prof. Wickcrsham of Pa, on Nor
nal schools an essential in our system Of
Education. Reports were given from Nor
nal schools in Nc, Iowa, O.. Mich, Pa,
Macs, R. L, CT. y. j., and y. Y. Sew
eral subjects of especial interest to teachers
were discussed, and all assured of the brcy-
ity Of tine when it was announced Wcdncs-
day 10, u, that the Normal must now give
way for the National Teachers Convention.
Some idea Of the good tine enjoyed du-
the sessions of this society may be
gained by the fact, that addresses were
delivered to crowded audiences by Profs.
North Of Hamilton, y. Y. Wells of Chies-
60, Yeomans Of y. Y. Richards Of Wash
D. C., McJilton of Nd, and Ed
wards Of No. Mr.. Chester Esq, read .
poem, The Gods" wk;ch attracted gene
raj attention. The profession was quite
cprNsented from the different
O6eUSctt5 evidently
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
IrcnryIIr.-Wc lcarn that a mectin:

LrcuTyISG.-We learn that a meeting
house in Fairyicw. Eric Co. Pa, was struck
and consumed by fire. At Girard, two
men were setting near I store converslns,
when the electric fluid passed down the
chimney and stovc-Pipe, killing Il Of the
men, and Paralysins the other. Near the
same vicinity. a valuable span Of horses
belonging to Mr.. Silvcrthorn, were killed
At jamestown, Pa, two barns belonging
to Jas. Mckinley were destroyed. Loss
Of barns and contents, estimated At S 200.
No Insurance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

From japan the news IS interesting aud
important. With the increased facilities
for trade afforded by the treaties recenhy
made with other nations, 4 lucrative f.r-
eign trade was springing up. The eityof
k~anagawa. the principal trading port, is
represented to have nearly doubled in SIC
and population within a year. on account
of the increased trade. An earthquake was
stated to have taken place in the interior.
about two hundred miles from K~anaglva,
which swallowed up an entire town con
tanning eight or ten thousand inhabitants.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

C%INCINNATI ~SWINDLING CAsE-he
examination of Aontague at Toronto result
ediu his discharge. the magistrate deciding
that he could not be held under the no
vi-ions Of the Ashburton Treaty. The
sum Of $4,000 in gold and bills we're
t-ken from his trunk, and when arrested
upwards of $3.50 in gold were found upon
his person.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
DorGLAs' Foreman SOVEREIGNTY.

DOUGLAS POPCLAE SOvEREIGNrY.-
Douglas position consists in three parts:
lst- The people Of a Territory may ad-
nit or exclude slavery.
2L-The Supreme CSUrt may dccid~that
they cannot exclude slavery.
3D. The President and Congrcsssmust
enforce the decisions of a Supreme Court.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

Mr.. Cox. of the Columbus district. is
exPertin double acts Of political horsoman=
ship. He rode Anti and Lecompton in
Congress. and now has mounted Dong and
Brerk both for a race to the House again.
He viii require a big straddle, as henags
are going in opposite direction -LeGder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

CHEAP Mara young Douglas Butch
CIR in Twinsburg furnished some of his Re-
publican customers with good steak at 7
cents per pound, and waits for his pay till
Douglas is elected. Cheap enough.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
aeatbs.

In Niles, O., Aug 5th of Dropg, afr a
protracted illness, Mrs. ANN HOWELLS in
her 3Sth year, eonsort of William HOwells.
The deceased was = member OF the Welsh
P~resbytcri.n Church, at Mineral Edge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
a Slight Difference.

We hold these truths to be self evident.
that all men are created equal that thew
arc endowed by their Creator with certain
unalicnable rights, among which are life,
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness De-
c%lar"tion Of AnasPsnGqnce.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery Is
voted Up or voted down.-Steyhei 4.
Douglas.
1t Is among our first wishes TO see slmc
plan adopted by which Slavery in the coun-
try may be abolished by Law ashi9g-
ton.
l DON'T CARE whether s!avery is
vctca up or downs. 4. Donglas.
Indeed, | tremble for my country, when
l reflect that God is just; that lis justice
cannot sleep forever; that considering nun
bers, nature and natural means only rev
olution Of the wheel Of fortune, an ex-
change Of situation is among possible
events; that it may become probable by
supernatural influence: the Almighty has
no attribute than can take side with Us in
such a contess-ThoRlqs jefferson.
l DON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up Or voted downs. 4. DoHgiaS.
We have found this eril (slavery.j has
prcycd upon the very vitals Of the Union.
and has been prgjudicial TO the States in
which 1t has existcd-JaReS -K6nroe.
l DON'T CARE Whctho Slavery is
voted up or voted downs. +. DoEgEqs.
Sir, l envy neither the heart nor the
head Of that man from the North who rises
here to defend slavery on principlc.-JoAn
RaRaoiph.
L, DON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or downs. i. DDvgLas.
. So long as God allows the vital current
to flow through ny brains, l will never,
ucrcT, NEVER, by word or thoaaht, by mind
or will, aid in admitting one rod Of free
territory to the everlasting curse Of human
bondage. O Q 0
Never can 1 be induced by any earthly
power to vote to extend slavery over one
foot of territory now frcc.-He5u CLay.
l DON'T CARE whether Slavery Is
voted up or downs. 4. DoagIaS.
never would consent, and never have
consented, that there should be one foot
of slave territory beyond what the cd
thirteen States had at the formation Of the
LnianA w~hA
rs a FOOT Of land = r-s5TT back FROM be-
coming a slave territory-I am ready to
assert the principle of the exclusion of
slaycrv.-Doniel HeJster.
I DON'T CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or down-S~A. DougLqs.
It is wrong to admit into the Constitu-
ton the IDEA that there can be property in
Uan.-BadsoR.
ID0N'F CARE whether Slavery is
voted up or voted down.-S. A. Douglas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
Cleveland Matters.

MUEDEE-On Thursday evening a tai
lor living on Brownell Street, name moi
known, was stabbed by a negro named
Copely, and instantly killed.
Man DRowNED-Thc colored cock Of
the schooner Kos;iu>ko, named Thomas
Harris, was drowned Thursday noon in
the river above the Centre Street Bridge.
SERIOUS ACCIDEyT.-ThurSday after
noon at + o'clock, as workmen were en-
gagged in removing some portion Of the Old
Court House, the upper floor fell bodily
with a great crash, burying 4 number Of
wOIkmen underneath. These all very
narrowly escaped death or severe injuries
but it was found that lat three we're mach
hurt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
THE FAIL TERM o. WA


I Union school VIII commences on MondaY.
-'th- No pains has been spared y providiREfer : =
schools The vsry best tacilties-s-a as sesntaodiOa
9niltings- the most competent TeN6ers. an exeelIeE
Library and an ample supply Of Maps. Charts, ant
philosophical ApparatGs. 20 iii1strtcs all the eIeme-
tty principles Of Esiuf1 Science The Text Hook
vsa-the Hsh-scho9l. Teachers Class, riI
those reeoUnneDded by te County Examiners. W.
Such advantdseS, We rXpecr-as N -Ior1re. 10 rece7
thr approval ola pstroniziug pUihc- Nan-reside
pnPus WILDE received on payment Of the fQllowiN
raaes Of Tuition for 70 weeks.
Primary and Secondary Dep-stasaE- SI
Intermediate, - So
High School. ~
Stadents horerahi~ excused from. ne Hgd SnhsE
/. me ei9se OF the I~Tn- viii receive T7z cent?
Per week refunded On lhsr tzitioH bills, zcsat fsr
eTaWfHGtiea rcek-
lE-No extras are charged for rnsidsutlIs, used
LIBRARY. Apparatus. &c.
y ran Tuition Btl!s settled IN ADVANCE
Eor Information apply 70 Jas JarTin. Snpt- or 20
the undsrsis ned. I. ]. JLLxR Pres II
r. > PERKINS,, See. II
Tang. :, i-6B.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

On the 9TH a destructive hurricane swept
through the towns of Wrlworth, Walden
and Sodus, III Wayne county, y. Y, doing
frightful damage to everything in its way.
Houses were unroofed, barns demolished.
trees torn up, sc. lis path was e two
miles wide.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
J. T. ENSIGN.

The present Efficient Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Ashtabula County, IS
up again for denomination. He was but
80 years Of age when elected, three years
ago.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

1t IS recommended that primary meet
ings for the selection of delegates, be held
in the townships, at the usual places Of
holding elections, on Saturday evening.
August II, at . O'Clock.
LEVI SUTLIFF,
J. L. WEEKS,
Dis Com. for Trumbull County.
July 25, 1860.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
TOD GREETs ~ OLD FRIgyD.

Before launching out the ccloael greet.
ed an old friend who had, as lie declared,
walked ten miles to see hisoll friend. Dave
Tod. Unfortunately for thc thrilling ef-
feet this pleasant little episode might have
produced. it was discovered that the Colo
nei's friend was laboring under stress OF
too much cheap whisky. and he was sup
pressed. The Colonel then announced Il at
he was President ofthc Convention (Rumpl
which nominated Judge Douglas, and had
the honor of making the announcement Of
that nomination.! Here a pause was
made, in evident expectation of thundSing
applause. but it didn't go oil
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
MarrlaaEs.

In Warren, on the 9th inst, BY Rev HuE
C. Clark, Nr. WASHINGTON BROWN, and
Miss MARGARET.CLARK, both q Warrci-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
eEAUGA COUNTY.

ABORTION AND DEATH.-The sudden
death Of young dy named Mercy Scarls,
in the vicinity Of gainesville, Led 70 inqui-
ry and a coroners inquest, elictine the fact
that death was cduscd by v%iUicure-i IN che
unlawful procurement Of an abortion. \
man named Hezekiah Coles. at Madison,
has been arrested On the serious charge of
being concerned in the criminal act-Re-
porter.
SEYTEYcED.-Jesse Born, has been SEN.
fenced to the Pcnitentiary for six years for
counterfeiting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
sss6SFof both day agownship Meeting.

pEfsthef1ot both day aIoWnSnlp Meeting.
ny dispersed at On early Loursps of his tow,
the fset that the Springs is the place to .,
business, and family cares. for the time being.
and recreate for a few hours. TIE growing
popularity Of the Springs is evidence that the
excellent manner in which Mr.. Hank caters to
the wants of his guests. is duly appreciated.
chronological and NeutriloquiaL-By fam
ing posters, our citizens were given to under
stHrld that Messrs. Biddle and Bangs, profes-
sors Of the above named Sciences. would give
one grand performance, at the Town Hall, tie
evening of July 3lsL At an early hour the
audience might have been seen vending
their way to the Hall, to witness the wonder
ful display promised by Messrs- b i 3. Mr.
bangs Appeared on the Stage, first, and stated
10 he audience that PhriaOIosy was Sle Science
of Art; after having given his hearers sufi cient
time to recover from the state this astounding
snnounSeIhest had throsh them IN, he an
nounced that he would, in a short address of
three hours, glance at the nost prominent Piats
in PhrinoISgy. During his defense of this
much abused Science, he was interrupted by
yociferous cries for giddles. Ar. Bangs ex-
postulated, but all in vain; the audience had
had enough, of Phripologg ana waited. to see
role Bidlie'sp wonderful-disPla of mcehan-
.n and Yentriloquism-Mr Bangs collapsed
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
COUNTY.

LIGHTNING-Ihc barn Of E. v. Ken
non, on TIE Lake Shore, a mile east Of the
Harbor, was struck by lightning, and with
the contents. totally consumed mir. Ken
non lost all his hay. grain, farming tools,
&c. fortunately covered by insurance in
the Ema Company.
The barn Of Mr.. Miller, north Of the VII
lage, and another owned by J. d. Ycnen,
was struck. but no damage done.
y barn belonging to Nr Bates, in the
south part Of Harpersield was struck by
lightning, and, with contents, consumed.
Loss 500 OF SlOO.-CoRReald Exporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
The Candidates all Pro-SIaYerv but
lincoln and Hamlin.

The NV York Courier and Enquirer
says:
One Of lie leading Douglas paper5has
said that, IDS DonglaS and BreckeariGgc
stand upon the sane ptaJorm in regard
to the rights Of &iaeery ~ III; Territories,
few thinking men assert any preference to
the latter on account of his Southern citi-
zenship, and there is consequently nothing
left to stimulate such preference" The
fact IS. therefore, that while the Douglas,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
GERMAN MUSIC TEACHER.

n Who has maie e his tusiues. to teaehn
ano, Melodeun. aud ' Ola. for may years. -
this Country and in Granny. wura like 4
IN the county on 4 farm 70 give kssOas IT.
TWO families durinra part % raeh-day. 81
10 DO 50 on aceoust Of his healt4.s Apply
or 10y le.t=rt TO HucSe q Fau.r0t, orat AdafE
store. Warren. al.
lAug. &. iSG0. Ew-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

.AMP MEETING

NAMP MEETING.
y Camp Neeting viii be hell II the s. 3.
OF Loriat0wa on he iant Of Charles Obi. conn
ing Monday Sep. 2 1869 Ieutha lers arerec
meLdrlva brHls rlo-a t-ats, as able Iab<rt
any Ctlcr k1ad c-rao- he-procurei the uightI
hood Lumn-r fs teut iraaes VIZ be furnahed
the gro nl No-E1c ks.erin- viii - auarrt with
hefmis pres rir-l ~ he Isw. meetfadwiu =
heis Oh Rae zrlual +UE Is, ats o'rf3cs 4. " tOp pr
pare The ground 2ai select sizes % tents
-Aus Is. $50 svl
GUARDIANS SALE
- onthe 5nhy1fss tsnher issa ?. Of
n on tA- PREMISES viii be snlf 20 keh
htufr t- real slue-tas wiz % 80 100 asre5 -
80. Greene tIeaship Tum1uU Cmafg. Ohio, h
lands o. B--au=I Phillips. ami SOFA by lasds
I Barton Terms, one halfdown I'd one half
interest, in one year.
ANGELINE noREH0USRr
Gulriila TO MARY I0RBHOUs-
lAus- D. lN5n' 5F-l by D. BsRRf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

A New York merchants drummer re-
Gently got drunk in Canton, and was rob
bed Of $3.50 and gold watch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

TIiErE Az 11s-ss vHrS TAG Hsc5.sn y PSFtIE
fILLs sHnCLD not re- EAKrs. ANgLE Excz EN0E nav
ING rrovNS rlIAr TaEV wILL SCR ONLY rR uENr Fiszs-
NNNcT, SIT INvAGlAuLY CAUsE MIsaERlaz ~ THEY
ARE TAKEs ncEJSa THz EtrLIEH MONTHS nEEGED la
DtES sEE Iuz8sFuEE CAurlnSZD AGAINST FiSG THEN
Ar Sucu TlNEs-Ar aST oVHEE TINETHz A. SfFE-
Full directions acccmp=nF each cox al ipacsRsc.
None genuine Nitlaaz TIE sIFa1ture ID EltfIE
NorL0s. Proprietor. Rue ST., Lou0re. Pab, CT MAs
SOL & LAvEis, Inpotters.
rrice. Si25 per box; 1slf boxes . cess
SOLD wholesale aud retail IS WOODS & XIV ahi T.
Ss;rH. sTRArruS x Co.. Nsrren Y. q JESE-L.
Youngstown - 2@.-6m
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Coy. Tod AZ Columbus.

Gov. Tod made 4 speech at Columbus 4
few days since. when 4 li5tle incident &C.
Cured which the State Journal thus de-
scribc:
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Republican County Convc1tiop.

The Republicans of Trumbull County
arc requested to send delegates to 4 Coun-
fy Convention, to be held IN Empire Hall
at Warren, oa
Saturday, August 18th, 1860,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, to put in nomination
candidates for the following offices: Pre-
bate Judge County Auditor. Clerk of the
.&Aurs County Commissioner, and Iufrma-
" DffS@
The basis of Representation being the
same a. that heretofore adeptel, viz: one
delegate for each township, sud one for
each forty or fraction over twQty Repub-
hcaa votes cast az the last Guksnatorisl
election, each township viii lie entitie6 70
send the following number Of IspnessHA-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

The electors are recommended to meet
at the usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday, August lIth. at j o'clock 7. N
for the purpose of eIecting delegates. 1t
as alsoTccommendeG that the delegates be
telectcd by ballot.
HARMON AUSTIN,
r. 4. \. BALDwIx, County
LEONARD BCRToS, CcntrZ
G.. 7. townsend, Committee.
q. \. HAPGoop,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
A New FIan 70 Defeat Lincoln.

The Ncw York Herald says, ''thc cleo
ton Of Abraham Lincoln rs our next Pres
iident IS now generally conceded to be incv-
liable. That journal, however, proposes
= novel method by which this c-ousgnmation
may be prevented, to wit:
Let Mcssrs. Brockinrid.e and Lane,
Douglas and johnson, Bel and Everett,
meet together in a little convention Of six,
or, if they would rather have it, seven: let
them take in General Houston, and let them
agree among themselves to withdrw from
for this canvass, and recommend a Joint stock
ID r@ois'set to the people, including d candidate
the two great sections Of the
SALE Oh HEM nay be defeated.
West Pennington. : t<o story
my fifteen roams. well arranged fors3JllS 10 the dIOrc-
ed With l.. are two and a hsIf acres ofIa, : Dafrin+i,
~ Iecsted for buIlliug lots. with harp vel,
fEit trees. DC. The above is eiiEihIy situat- fkrglnS
N "a few rods Of the Western Reserve Ssai-a r.-n.tAo
10. a house and let Ufon she north road. alss- -, sc-r,ri
rs Of land upon Grand river. Terms reason JistsIs IN
uqnife upon the premises
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

This Pt-srh has received the M iarfsi apProhz
tiou osevery person TIN. has used il Price ST.
r-.ailby CT. VAN GORDBR.
LWarrer. Aug-s, 1860 Agens-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
Candidates for Nomination.

Candidates for Nomination.
We have been requested to announce thai
the following names will be before the com.
ag Republican County Convention, fal
nomination for the oSecs- specified below.
PROBATE JrDer.
Azor Abel, of Warren.
Alex. Mcconnell, "
J.. c.. Jones, Hartford.
j. W. Tyler. Warren.
Whittlcscy Adams.
ArnEToE.
20. I. Woleott, Tarmingtoa.
Junius Dana, Warren,
J.. e. Butler, Mics.
Isaac Griffin, Pennington,
c. i. Harrington, Greene,
G. " Patch, Warren,
HomeE &orto3. Southinston.
c-oxxxGoNzs.
}, u. jackson, hubbard,
Robt Porteraeld, "
J. W. Pattcngen. Bristol.
Matthew 2. Aackey, Vienna.
ISFIRNiRY DIEEc7oR.
Jacob EwaIt, B2xtta,
josiah SOulc, ST., Warren.
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Machiae-
It ht5 in no i~nstlnce failed to give
ton, ant . sotl Hithin the reaca o.
lenEe all 20 produce is equal Pr
a Pcall and examine iOr y0Grselve|
be we'll PlId Tor YOUR irogbl=.
%. STICkN III. General Agent for
dina. Wayne, aoim-s. summit. Ports:
lumblaua. AahoaIHs- Tumbuil. Geal
A<h-tlUa CUGltirs-
LAseEts v@ut-d in every townsli
".
Agents wanted in all ths above "a
personally OF - letter - II. 4
Corner ofGa.lrio and Michigan 81 !
ney u BtAer's A-rket-
LA4g. ID, iSJu, "a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
card TO I.2IIies.
The HACHIsH or PERCIE Hills
For Females.

THE IMPORTERS OF tbs RE
Il iai le and safe rvmray.or Female CnpIaluts,
would rc>pectfCL. call tbe Allegation Of iitLa!ies ef
this cslrJry 20 &. feeliRg issued that ia = Hachish
or PerSie Pins uey viii fHa . ssie and usser ftiiink
reaes tor d5srus-s arising irla d drrlrssi and DIS
ordered sy5trn sCch as Sick hsalacIe- - Citation OF
ne ueSrt@lowuess Of spiuis. nervous a~a=1ons, leu
cJrsheA- &c.
IN removing st"ppaSes or Distractions sac zen
ses- from whatever caCs-, titty are su.l5Gs The
sur p~ressiOn roumnHi is .pe-tiiy relieved aud --ere
sal be lao recurrence. IL ussG according & 5rectivus.
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