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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

New YORK, Jan. 27.-A despatch from
Chattanooga says that the gap in the Mis-
sissippi Railroad will be flushed to.mor-
row, and the connection through to New
Orleans will be made on Sunday. The
time between New York and New Or
leans, over tLis route, will be only eighty
I1ur hours,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

sS Attention is requested to tae ad-
vertisemeut of Mr.. +. Anthony OF New
York, whose instantaneous StereOscopic
Views and Sterecscopic INSTRUMENTS are
said to be uu,sualIcd. Mr.. 4. has becasht
che art to sech pecfeeIen, that views can
be taken iu a fractio. cf second G! t!E1e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

H-The proirsc'ed meeting of the Lew
is5urg Lutheran church closed on Mon
day evening last. There have been 90 ad-
ditions to their church during gtheir revival,
embracing persons ftOr, a to 40 years Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
WYalIeat Market.

arrangements far The Year.
JACOB &. BROWN. having supplied the
u Lewisburg Market for the pastsix months,
has made the following arrangements for the
coming year
The hest Of Beef, Mutton. Veal and Pork
can be had on Wednesday aad Saturday NOR
ningS of each week, at the Market House. on
Market street. between SchaiIle'S and WOlte's,
Lewisburg, Pa.
His mo;to is Quick Sales for Cash, and
Small Profits Examine his meat.
Apis, 50. I. =. STERNER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

ISWe are informed that the Beaver
Furnace, near Middleburg in Snyder coun-
ty, is about to suspend operations for gen-
eral settlement
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
NOTICE--1SGO.
TT,HE Firm of Walter. Lenhort q Rohrajoci
in the lsrlcalaytHS IIlisiness,

are ready 10 CONTRACT for all kinds of work
in their line. aud are well satisfied il would
be to the interest of such as purpose erecting
good bHldinss to give US call before con-
iracling with others. We have put up some
OF the best houses and stores in Lewisburg.
and are assured their owners will testify that
their buildings were put up by good and euer-
getic worSmen, and in quick time, (Which is
a very important matter TO builiers.)
Retrences-Chamberln Bros; l.. Palmer
architect; DR.. |. Brugser; Byers Ammons !;
Lewis Ashenfel,er ISAAC WALTER,
JACKSON LENHART,
SAM. ROHRABACH.
Lewisburg, Dec.2 81. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

ra-A bill has passed to,h braueies o!
the Nebraska Legislature, and is approved
ty Gov. Black, appointing a Convention
60 frame State eCops'i,u'ion. Ne should
not wooder to sec the Benocracy tryiog
to bring iu Nebrasks-Titd BOT half the
population of Kausas-betorc, or perhaps
at the same time, as Kansas
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
Patent Pocket CcTM DETEcTcR,

FOR TESTING TuE rAETulS KINDS OF
t0LD iEB SiLiIR Cg!NS
It is admitted t all 20 Pr the most perfect thing ofs
HID ever cI. red 10 Tho urb-.
II i small that il can b. carried in tie pocket
without any inclus usvuieace.
Ecsry NTcI1H' a,aa'I F1rs II!
Arsrg H.T,,.F- 'r.-H isrs L,
Ec-'y " r.".i- sin".f t--sT'
Er1y M "a Ls la.s. 81. IN hare a.
1t drters at tie same NON, ut h,th sz til knee az
Ve-t from lli IiG.e 90 Dollar .u silver -u fg1i
- IA god uF to 80. i i.e triu 'i.li and silver aai
sells quickly a. seen, without the a- tance Of VOID
II Is simple tau-ty usr-ul, duratle, economical and
perfect.
fos-Ta:l. 20 any art of tlic United states.
SEE U1ItT me FifERS SiI-:
The possession c: i is i'rt It guarantee against be-
inSIEii'Hs'd upon ~4ih rpurI'J- rIIus--f RS
p''eei.on = sIrr. certain. itey.'ai- -Lcs. E.Jfr.
y blind man with ou, iu his T=s-gss1u niey tGl t-f
acs 10 the most tsk..tu! e5uGt=s;,lsr Of the lay.E
We pronounce It Without h,sita.r5a the most r-r..t
thing Of its kiad ever o!errd to the IubI.c.-It1l h.
We ike it, and cordially racOmuenli: to pubic favor
iGEyTS WiYTEa.
IN A-ni wanted % every County N th- Uuite >tatc-
10 whom h-'Tv discount Will hr tul!r- S4r.-s sent.
with terms a. asaf y, ta r.r-iIt af nnr dollar
Aldr,ss all or.'-r, 20 INLAY g EirSNELL's.
BIN Ft E'pr-'.f, I,l1a r'tl. n.
The Reporter ha- byln Tor thirty years the constant
anl nncc>-ary CouTln. % ui t'e Ca>hi Nr Lsa;.
J!erk Trairr, Mechanic ant tho Ps0rl.. Ue-7- l old
ct on toe tcn'inru' ant ,a' st.-t in TIE Wa.si sr
having ,uIsa4iI'r- shan all others -urlb.rcf J..
iuhsLet the lst anu 90, ot each month al the il-
lJHiaE prices:
Monthly, Copy, one yc7=, 500
Seui-Noutily 4 Cry. on. vaaT, 200
including without cNtri cl.r- q 0ry 0s the Coins OF
the Word. rHatanih- larger Huuibrr cf marDf-c.t'y
i.u>trat arsimr ul..--i0us o.. The v.r!uu- t;ull
silver and other Coins p a nations. thlu be- found
other wnrs- aud W ie ,au DC Cuta.nel from 10
other source 10y any possibility q arsg.s.
Atiryss INLAY d. 81 'HNELLs.
2mSI5 BIRt Nd.f ErY4.t.r F4sas ruiat. IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
LeaclSbNrg, PN.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. ;, 1860.

,,r,,,. urpf,cturrrs Merchants. Mechanics
A p,%I; ,,f3.-r. IN city and Country, fuhli,hers-
1t - ish no hIy or ~ellw"ui do well 10 employ the
columns Of the Ls'clshfrg th''''cle' Nrvu n'n '
nrporon active, solvent Prciarers, consumers
.n5 dealers as any in the State
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
Executors Notice.
Special Notice.

IVAN Collectors and Tax Payers of Union
county will bear in mind that we are
much IA need oi funds to meet current expru-
seS, and hope ta.j by February CourJ they
will make .rong ciioit 10 supply an exhau,-
led Treasury.
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Treasurer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
WAR; WAR!
Patent Gas K,usGegs.
ReadV-Made Clothing

Always.on hand, on South Third street, Lew
isburg-a general assortment, at Philadelphia
prices-lower profits than were ever before
sold in LewiSburg. Call and examine for
Yourselves. ZIMMERMAN & ZELLERS.
Lewisbu;g, Jan. 10, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
LOOK AT THIS !

Misses and Chl,dreh's Shoes Al to LOO
Persons wishing 10 ct Boots and Shoes al
the above prices must OF course pay Cash.
Indeed, IN a cases, as we intend tU sell very
low and make 1t cash busIuess-lhen We
can buy right and sell right.
Manufacturing and Repairing done at short
notice by the best workmen-such as J.
Kelly, L. A.Stark, I. Donachy, \. Cummings,
&c JAMES SCOTT.
Market Sanare, Lewisburg. Jan.lS. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
SMITHS GAELcDE0NS,
ELEGIkON.

4 general meeting Of the members Of the
1 Union county Agricultural Society will
be held at the Office O! J. A. Merit in the Bcr-
ough of LewiSburg, on Tuesday the lith day
of February next. between The hours of and
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ens,irg year.
J, i. MERTZ, Rec. Sec.
Jan. IS, 1890.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

a-The Lectures or Agriculture, com
meucing to-day at New Haven, CT, cover
the weekdays from lst to 25ih, aud in
clude sixty-sir lectures from twenty y-nne
gentlemen. II wiz doubilcss be a rich
treat for those who can attend, and the
results in book foEs We anticipate for
the benefit of those sho are absent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

y. B.-Persons wishing 10 take YEAR
Ll CONTRACTS on sad Turnpike. are re-
quested to call on +. b. Walter. Collector
al the East Toll gate, between the 5h and
18th of March, who is authorized TO give Ger
ilticates
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
CTATEMENTofrhe Lew i,bure Rank

Personally appeared before me, Andrew
Kennedy, Mp David Reber, Cashier of the
above named Bank, who being duly sworn
according to law, says the above is correct 10
the best OF his knowedee.-Feb. /, 1860.
DAVID REBER. Cashier.
Aspntv kEysEpr, Nclary Public.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
SUNDRIES.

StNDRiES.
A LII kinds Of SpieeS-Dried Apples,
- Dried Peaches-PruneS Curraurs, Bunch
kaisins Cooking Raisin>, ,cheap-Ci,ron, Corn
Starch, Farina. Rice Flour, Flavoring Ex
tracts. Olive Oil. Sap Sago Cheese. Dried
heei. Roasted aud Ground Coffee. AdamantinS :
,ahcieS, Tallow Candles. Olive soap. Rosin
soap, HeterSive Soap, Toilet Soap. CASTLE
SyaP-Baker> Chocolate. Bakers Cocoa, Ba
hiHs soda, Sal soda. Soda Ash. Wagon
oreaSe, Wooden Pals. Tubs, Churns-Whi,S
sand Rosendaie Cement; Calcifei Plaster
DranS' brooNS, Brushes. A large assorimsnt
81 F0haccO ant: Segars. &c. &c.
for sale by CHAMB ERLiN BROS.
LewIsbuEE. APrii 20, Is5e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
TURNPIKE ELECTyCE F..

FFEHE Stockholders Of the Ltwi, burg Gna
1 NNHbug Turnpike Company are here
by noIIiied Iha, an election will be held 4, the
public house Of GIDEON B!ehl, in East Bufia-
loe Township on Monday the 5th Of March
next. at 10 o'clock \. NJ, for the purpose of
elccring President, Treasurer and four Man
ages 10 conduct the affairs of the Company
for the ruSuIn" year q. +. MILLER, Pres.
LewIsburg, Feb. =, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

sEThe Evangelical Association (some-
times called albright Methodists'') J now
nurber l0, 600 members, according to their
Messenger o. the Goth ult. The paper also
contains notice of the late John Seybert,
for twenty years an estimable Bishop of
the church, who died last month. He was
born in Lancaster county, in 1874. His
FIRST ministry was on the Union circuit,
where he had many friends, He never
married-died on the field of toil-and
left s., 600 to two Societies Of the Associ-
alton, and various bequests to other parties.
When he united with the denomination,
it numbered but 426 members, served by
5 itineraut preachers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
GbaMi1cyljn l)ro.'s Garo,

.*Wc have tested the merits OF q
cash .G-inr-s eEtirs sat-f-c:on, and are fait
dctsrmiu-I u.t d-Tlte from Il. Our stock is nov
lar rr arl more comp!,t- than ard are pre-.
pared o. furnish our patrons With every hBgin our liss
Of iu-.lrs, III, owcst prize. iyr Cash. i'll exo6sISs
fJr Wheat Rye Corn Oats, Glow Barley, Tirnsa1v
Sod, filr sri, rOlst.s, Bacon Butter. Lard, HsD.
Ta,,or. SOAP Ss.
W ale. say ca, f,r all libds Of Produce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
WATER CRACKERS

a Il Get a monthly supply, fresh
~ i.'ia Tie Bakery, Of The i,si quality hand
N''4' Nra. .-'tS- ti4NHEELIN BGOO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

sG-The Union Seminary, New Berlin,
RECOMMENDED its Course of Lectures,
Tuesday evening Of this week. Notwith-
standing the snow and cold of the eve
ming, raeir Chapel was two-,hirds full of
students and others to listen to discourse
en- History......The revival continues iu
the Evangelicsl church. Sab. School
Concert will be held, 4th list. in the Pres
byterisn heasc-admission, 10 cents.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed Of 80 letters.
Ny 81 Il are worn by men and women.
81 20 81. part Of an animal.
s II 25 "a, vegetable.
3 Is 10 > %, an animal.
10 I2 IL Is -, the name Of a tree.
la 81 -, kind of drink.
IL l3 l6, public place.
Is 9, are TO be seen in every town.
IA II is IL, IS just passing away.
~ 9 80, is a boy in Europe.
20 Is, is boys name.
p Is, the name o: an animal.
Is IL 20 % l6 / rs Ga rule in Arithmetic
My whole is the title of book.
NELLIE and JENNIE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
ROPE, CORDS & TWINE.

\ + | LII assortment of Hay Rope
l 10" LIN. = BED Cords, Broom Irvine. Net Twias.
~ I ". --,iA Llres' = Gil tNHEELIN gsO -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
ALLENTOWN, LEuIGH Co., Pa.
March 81 1850

Messrs. Editors.-The Spring Election
for Borough and Township officers was held
in this place last Friday, and the result
was a glorious Republican Triumph. This
town has always been a stronghold for
Democracy. The Burgess, 8 out of 1 COun-
ciL-mcn. and the high Constable are Repub-
iican. The Republican vote has increased
near 100 votes since the fall Election. So
the ball keeps rolling.
IA Reading. Penn. the strongest Of all
Democratic towns. the Republicans have
been victorious They hate elected a Re
publican Mayor; Treasurer; 8 Auditors,
all the members Of Select Council, all the
CCuncil-men but four, both their candidates
for Aldermen. and a majority of the Ward
Officers.
This is a great victory, when NC think
shat this is the first victory. ever achieved
ever the se-callei Democracy. The polit-
zeal horizon is brightping, and a glorious
triumph awaits;the Republican party next
fall, in the Esssers part of Pennsylvania.
Yours truly,
T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
A Painful Meeting,


For some time past a house Of ill-fame
has annoyed the citizens Of a village on the
line of the Cleveland and Columbus Rail
road. and it was determined that the house
should be broken up. On Thursday night
the Marshal of the village made a descent
upon the house, took the inmates m custo-
dy. and Monday morning they were taken
before a magistrate for examination. There
were three girls among the prisoners, and
as the eye of the Magistrate fell upon one
OF them he grew deathly pale and hastily
adjourned the Court. Among those wretch
ed and abandoned girls he recognized the
once fair features of his own daughter!-
Several years before, while attending a fe-
male Seminary in an Eastern State. she
had cloped with a worthless fellow, and
her father had never heard of her or seen
her until that terrible morning. Deserted
by her husband, she adopted a life of pros.
tltutiOn and found her way to the Vest
Her father, unknown to her, moved also to
the West and settled in the village above
alluded to.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
Who are for the Homestead Bill.

This Bill has passed the House of Rep
r~esentatives. by the strong vote of ia to
62. We give the substance of the Bill in
the following paragraph:
1t provides that any person who is the
head of a family, or who has arrived at the
age of twenty-one years, and is a citizen of
the United States, or who shall have fled
his intention to become such, shall be en-
titled to enter, free of cost, 100 acres of
public land, upon which such person may
have fixed a presumption claim, or which
may be. at the time application is made,
subject to presumption, at a dollar and a
quarter or less per acre; or so acres at two
dollars and a half per acre. No certificate
or patent is to be issued until the expiration
of five years from the date of entry, and on
payment of ten dollars. Rights are secured
to the actual settlers to issue to heirs and
devises the lands acquired, which are then
in no event to become liable for the salts
faction of any debts contracted prior to the
iss1e of the patent.
In t. e last Congress, out of the $50 Dem
N the House but 81 voted for it
In the Scn2te OILY six voted for it at any
time.
On the present massage of the bill, %
are Buchanan Democlcts, 6 Altl-Lecomp-
ton Democrats and one North American
Only one yea is from a Slave State, Mr..
Craig, of Mo. OF the &C nays, all are
from the Slave States except Mr.. Montgom'
cry of Pa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
TnYnshin Elections.

Tho ToEnAiE Elections viii come of On
Monday next and X is necessary for our
Republiean friends to be up and doing
It Is of no little Importance to the party in
tie County, that the first election in the
campaign Of 1860 should Be, carried with
Al Impetus which shall have a good effect
an the future Men competent to FL the
Offices 70 the s~atisfaction Of the peopie.
AOuh be selocted.-snd there are plentyuf
that kind of men in the Republican ranks
without going outside to End them Let
the Republicans turn ont 70 the primary
meetings nominate good men. and be on
hand at the election, and the result will be
all right. Let nO-naa stay at home be-
cause 1t is onlylatownsaiP election.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
A Southern Rebuke.


The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth, al
luding to the late disgraceful c IL in
Congress. in which Reuben Davis, of Mis-
sissippi, SO cOnspicHously figured, says:
As a citizen of 4 Slave State, it is with
modification We write that this disposition
to browbeat is too frequently manifested by
the Representative of s~laveholding c~onstit-
u%encies; but VIC must protest against their
being regarded as types of the Southern
gentleman, who is usually courteous, and
remarkablefor the absence o~feyerything ike
buster and bravado in his department to.
wards his fellow men. The excuse which
Barksdale, Davis and their confrercs give
for their INDIGENOUS and seemingly reckless
conduct is. that Northern men are towards,
and can't be made to fight, which is about
the greatest mistake that mortal man ever
made. The native born American is nat
urally brave, and We care not whether he
be found in New England or in the Cotton
States. Whenever and wherever the on
age of the Yankee has been fairly tested, it
has been found equal to the necessities of
the occasion. Whenever patriotism, duty,
or the defense of the country calls them to
the tented field, there Is no peril they will
not dare, ne sacrifice they will not make.
have but little patience with those who
cast slurs upon the valor of any portion Of
the peorClle of u common country. Away
with the foolishh idea that a Northern man
S a coward because ne does no. recognize
he dueHo as an institution. Thosc who
them on this account would be muchl
chary of their abuse if they were con-
that their own lives would be the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

An EXPENSIVE CAUSE.-THE hotel ex-
penses of Gen. STARK the Commissioner
from the State of Mississippi to the State
of Virginia, as officially presented to the
Legislature of the last named common
wealth, are on a magnificent scale even 10
be contracted bya 'chiyalric Southern gen.
tleman.' Commissioner Stark sojourned
at the Exchange Hotel, in Richmond, about
three weeks, and in that time he managed
to make a bill of 1895 SO. Among the
items we find SIT % for twenty days
board for self and servant-SI00 for the
use of private parlOrs-s5lS for wines,
brandies, cigars and hack hire-Sl45 for
private dinners. When the bill was pre-
scnted to the House of Delegates, it caused
considerable discussion, and it was with
difficulty that enough votes could be OBJ
tanned to pass it
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
Damages for Rejecting a Vote.

At the last October election the Trustees
Of Greenfield. Huron County, refused to re-
ceive the vote of Stephen Robinson He
brought suit in the Huron Common Pleas
for damages. and the case was tried at the
present term of the Court. The grounds
Of defence made by the Trustees were that
the plaintiff had refused to take the electors
oath, and had a visible admixture of Afri-
can blood" in his person. Both the points
were contested The jury brought il a YER
dict of $50 damages against two of the
Trustees, and not guilty as to the other.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
District Convention.

The Republicans Of this Congressional,
District are requested to meet in Conven.
ton at Empire Hall, in Warren. on Thurs.
DAY, Aprf2sth at II OscIo5k, 4 ", t.
choose two Delegates to represent them in
tho Republican Presidential Convention,
to be held in Chicago, on the 10th of May
Rcxt'
The ratio Of representation, as agreed
upon BY the COramittec, is to be one Dele
gate fer each township in the Distrie1
1t is suggested that the township prima-
~ meetings to appoint delegates to the
District Convention. be held at the usual
places of holding such meetings in each
township, on Saturday. the 2Ist of April,
st z o'clock. P. N
c. S. SIM0NDS. Ashtabuh Co.
". c. H0WELLS,
G. /. YOUNG. Mahoning "
JOHN WETMORE, " 4"
LEVI sUfLIFF. Trumbull I"
J. I. WEEKS,
Congressional District Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

A singular lawsuit is going on in Lon
don. a gentleman having sued a confection-
er for putting too many portraits of Mr..
Sturgeon upon a supply of bOnbOns he had
ordered. lie had ordered the lids of the
bonbons ornamentcd with portraits Of cele-
brated living pcrsonages, and the cOnfec-
toner had put five Surgeons in each dOz-
The plaintiff had no objection to a
fair proportion of SpurgeOn in his sweet
meats. but he thought five out of every
twelve was more Sturgeon than his guests
could stand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28

relating to road taxes wasindefnitely post
poned. S b To provide for the erection of
new building for the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum. failed to pass. having received one
vote less than a Constitutional majority.
The bill to prohibit the Immigration of
colOred persons into tie State. was indef-
nitcly pOstpOned-ycas 40. nays 50. The
bill, To prevent and punish child-stcaling.
was passed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
SOMETHING NEW !
Owe AT FIRST SIGHT,

II Every man, woman and child that sees then.
falls in love with those ssaall IrOa Cass Pianos of
Boardnan, Gray 4 Co., simply because the cant help
IT,. All, from the great piADistS. Thalberg, Mason,
and Satter. doEu to the nost unpretending amateurs,
all give their written and verbal expressions % I'D.
m~irztiCn Of them. They are mueh smaller IN size
onite a. large IN nHsie, kopcBer-rOsthe1stiful fur
niture-ths tone and action are perfection Hself-no-
thing can be more darsbs-saranted for any length
OF time, and cost mere than 500 less fer- s;yieethan
The M fashioned ones They sell a good deal Easter
than ..hot cakes" One OF them can be seen for a
few days 81 ny store. Call soou- Can't keep IL long.
March 81. 6. T.~-EOMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-28
The Bowels and their Functions.

As perfect health is the greatest blessing that we
enjoy, without which all other blessings are OF little
consequence, We deem it OF great importance to point
out the way for you to enjoy it. The bowels must be
kept in . state by which they are enabled to carry %
the useless natter they are the main channel which
nature has appointed to carry everything that Is IN
necessary. Aad il is impossible 70 tell what a large
amount of sickness has been caused by constipation,
or costiTeness; in other words by not keeping the
bowels r~egSlari it is The main road to all diseases; it
is the cause Of uInatural irritation to the mccOus. or
lining membrane Of the bowels. Having lost their
natuTal strength they cannot object to what is re 1uir-
sd of them. Hence the boE els become indamed, nd
unless you and a speedy relief, q thousand other COM
plants are ever ready 10 drag you through a miSera.
BILE and Eretehed life. Such = medicine must be Civ
Ell as VIII cleanse the stomach and bon els. and restore
their natural strength. To accomplish this there is no
compound so valuable as these Pills; all other medi-
cines sink TO utter Insignihcanee when compared TO
them; it seems as though the Author Of Nature had
designed then for this as well as other complaints
From two to five Pills a day wiIlinerease strength aRd
appetite, and cleanse the stomach and i~ntestinss from
Ehsteysr is injurious.
DR.. MoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. March Z, Colin