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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
The Warren Dry-GOOdS Store.
PECK, BURwELL & CO.,

1 RE now receiving their stock OF
~ sPRING & SUMNER GOODS. which in rich
nres. variety ard attractiveneSs. is far superior to any
they have ever before brought to this market. We
have been lead by our increasing trade. and the cheer
ing prospect Of the good times coming TO purchase
largely. and have added t our selections a class of
richer goois han have before been hrOughtto Warren,
a class of goods which the increasing wealth and cul-
tivated taste Of The peoplc1f TruInbulI Cou " require
We have taken unusual pains il the selection Of eur
goals. ami have aimed not merely Al having as good
a stock as can he found in Warren. mt II having the
hest ever brought into Trumbull County and We feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare IA
vorahly in quantity. Ttality and variety with the
stocks found in any establishment in Cleveland or
Pittsburgh. and we are determined TO lame prices
Il Il will insure quick sLles.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity, to cal and examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere
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WEST BEDFORD. COghoc.On Co., Nav "A. 1s5

UEDTVWD VV--VV-V ~ y -
tr. II. B. KINGSLEY, Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the Granenberg Company for the last ten
years, and have invariably 4 und them to give good
satisfaction: and the pills I have sold TO a good many
families as regularly as their tea ard coffee. and with
nv trade they become a staple article MarshalI's
Uterine CatholicOn is a medicine that has dOnea great
amount Of good in female diseases. One lady l sold il
to told me she had received more benefit from one sot-
tie than shedid frsm a long course OF medical treat
ment by the most skillful physicians.
Yogrs truly, JAMES WILSON.
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p. LAKE JUDSON- Sole Proprietor.
SO Leonard Street, New York.

WV. NUDGE g. Co rreprietors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment. Earlesville. Madison Co., New York.
General Agents, to WhcG all Oders Eust be address
ed. June ]. ls59-ly
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R@N4Ov Al OF
D Il.
e 0 OF and shoe store,

10 y" NN-V. . NVVIs cuulu OF Ine FO8t UIce, IA
the room formerly occupied BY Bartlett &
Brown. as a Clothing Store.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
a announcing to his Customers. that he has Iusr
Teceivedan extensive assor ment OF Boots. Shoes. re,
Tor the Spring and Summer Trade.
lis stock consists OF Ladies' Congress Caters. Plain
and foxed; Gents Patent Leather. Calf and Congress
Caters, Slips Ties and BGskius. Webster Ties. Oxford
Ties, slips. &e-i Mems, Boyis and Youths Calf, Kip
and stoga Boots ChildFen's Shoes OF every descrip-
ton, tosether With everything usually kept in a Boot &
shoe store. which viii be sold as low as at any other
house in this section.
All kinds OF work made to order on short notice, OF
the hest material and workmznship.
Ny old customers are invited TO ezr at nv new
stand. u. III. WAKREN
Warren. March 30. Is59-tG.
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COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRLCTS; PUT
UP ~ Glass Gases. .ffR TTGHT..fNU WILL
KEEP IN my CLIMATE
The FAMILY GIL tTHARTTC PHI is a
Ceuiis Lut acuve CathtT .luc-ehIrh the proprietor
has used in his practice - more thAn tWerty years.
The constantly incrva> = ing demand rom those
VINO have long used thrI-lFtLLS and The sat sfac-
ton which ali express ia eesarti u their use, has
Induced me to place ~ them within The reach Of
all -
Tie Profession v e = know that different Ca
lhsrtirs &C on aiGerru- ItoTti'zS Of the bowels.
The FAMILY ca - rHARrIC Pill has,
viii due reference T. This well establi shed TACT
been Compounded from variety Of the purest
Vegetable ExtractS.I 10 whieh act al kr nn every
rart Of the aiimentar, ~ canal. and are GOOD aud
SAFE in all eases uher = Ca;hartic j. needed.
such rs D~ERANGE lEMENTS Of the Sr0N-
S~LEEPINES> leSIPAINS IN TIE BACK
ND LOIN. COSrIyE-tANES PAIN AN
OVER 1WIIuL.E BODY. from
sudden cod. which IRE quehtiy.i IL neglected end
in q long course OF Fr ~ ivvr. Loss OF APE
TITE, A CREEPING n SENS ATOM OF Coils
OVER BODY = RESTLESSEESS
HEAD ACH o SIw EIGHT IN tn +
HEAD. all INFIAMMA 1rORN DIS BIS,
WORMS in CHILpEE so ADULTS. RHEUAA
TESM.a great PURIFI-IDtEP ct the BLOOD AMI
many diseases to whirl - flesh is he r, too Eumer-
Gus To mention in this Advertisement
BOSE, l to ,.
PRICE , VINES.
n LIVER LN~gIGOR-RTOR IND FfNILI
C4VHgRTYg Pills are rttiled Icy DTagEisLs gen
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1889. 1859.
TWELFTH ANNUAL SALE.
THE OLDEST BOOT AND SHOE
STORE-IN THE COUNTY,

THE subscriber is now receiving his
Il Spring stock Of Bosts and Shoes, which IS adapt.
ed to this market. and is full and complete would
also return my thanks to the public for the liberal "a
trOnzge which I have received from Old Trumbulla and
the adjoining counties, for the last twelve years. anu
hoping By strict attention TO business that thsy VIII
continue their patronage
am alao manufacturing extensively, use the rest
stock the country Affords. keep the best Sorkmen'
make the best fits. do the work on the shortest notice,
and in short. defy competition. Come on. one anu
all, aud examine my stock before purchasing else
where Let me know you have the cash, ana you
shanT 90 away without purchasing.
Yours in haste. JAMES McCONNSLb-
Aprftg- 20
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
II From tie Y Daily EeVs, Editoral)
We desire TO call attention 20 a letter from DR.. Joshua
Bridge, on Health Of American Women" in another
column. lie treats the subject in an able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment my be relied upon.
From the albany EreBiRg Express.
Marshal's Uterine ca,holicon has proved to he fully
as valuable as it is claimed to be in many severe tests
made > medical gentlemen and others DR.. Bridge is
a regular physician OF very fne atIzinments. a man OF
great judgment and discrimination, a iudiciOus AID
highly successful practitioner. in all diseases, espe
cislly these OF women and children.
FRO PHYSICIANS.
Msrshal's Uterine CathOiicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which tits recommended In the worst
cases l have ever met with. Marshail's Uterine CathOi
icon is a eerain and safe remedy.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICoN!
Is unhesiatingly offered as a relishle remedy for all
those complaints to which every R-aian is liable, and
which gradually affect the mind as well as the body. SO
that to think, talk or work becones alike a source OF
suffering, if not an impossibility. Among other CON-
plants Tor which the CathOlicon is a remedy, is the
Falling Of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful Menstruation. Bloating. InaammstiOns and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urisary Organs, Retention
Nervousness, Paintings, PalpitatiOns, Cramps, Dis
turbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or Sympathetic,
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any of the shove symD-
toms, or with Spine Liver or Lung complaints, are
invited to address DR.. BRIDGE. with full csnddence
con is not a Quaek medicine. but its ingredients have
been made known to the Medical Colleges. and they
are at the service of any respectable physician in the
country
Tie Price Of .MarsAaIrs Uterine Cs;i0Iie.H is One
Dollar Gad a HdJ per Single Bottle.
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SHERIFF once. Warren, March ai, ls50.-5a
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thurs.oa & T.to7

~ Thurston & Laton, II Court Of Common
rs. Pleas OF Truzbuli
Penn < Fem } County.
BIZ virtue CT an Order OF sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Prumhnii County Ohio. to me di-
rected and delivered. 1 shall o1er for sale At Public
Auction stthe door Of the Court House il Warren, in
sad county, on
saturday, the 3ist day OF March, 1850,
between the hours Of 30 O'clock. An aud 1 O'Clock.
?. NJ. ef said day, the following described real estate:
xttnate in Hartford. In said eouBty. and is 4 p 1t Of
lot 90, and bOsBded as foloWe: AorA b. hand owned
as lauren Merriam. easily tie let lire. south On lard
owned by Mrs. RathBuTn, Mrs Could hz-l Tracy, l.
C.Jones, M. Fsrd and Or. A. Bart. and Eest By the
Rerth and so1th center b Highway containing forty and
. taE zrres, including two and a hall acres nOW
ewnediy Asher Robinson. which are not Intended to
b conveyed Appraised at S36,t0 Ter acre.
~Tsrms-Cssh-
A B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
shsrfgs oace Warren. Fef-narv %. I~GA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

CHURCH BUILDIyG.-Besides the enterprise of
our Methodist friends which has been taken
hold Of with such commendabe vigor, and which
is progressing with such satisfactory and steady
steps, the Congregational Society have the pre-
sent week been moving in similar direction
and are putting the best foot forward for the ac-
compishmeGt of the same end. A meeting was
held on Monday evening, to consider the pro-
priety Of immediate action, at which it was de-
termined TO raise subscription of not less than
$4,000 for commencing suitable edifice. Near
ly one.half the amount was put down on the
spot, and at the time of this writing, we sup
pose full three-quarters or more of the whole
amount has been secured. The foundations to
the Methodist church are already laid, and the
work will go on as soon as the brick can be got
in readiness Two such public buildings put
up as they undoubtedly will be, with good
degree of taste in architectural design, will add
not only TO the comfort of our church going
population, but essentially to the attractiveness
Of the village.
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PENITENTIARY WARDEN.-At q meeting OF
she Directors of the Ohio Pententiary held at
Columbus last week, Maj. j. A. PRENTICE, of
this village, was appointed Warden of the
prison, to succeed Mr.. Van Slyke. In this ap-
pointmeDt we feel, in common with our republi-
can friends of the county, peculiar satisfaction.
Major PRENTICE is a gentleman of practical
ability, sound judgment and energy aud quail
fed 10 every way for the position he has been
50 honorably called to fill, Besides being hon
est, faithful aud capable, he merits If party
fidelity confers any merit, such Recognition
and reward, The steadfastness of his party
friends will not be relaxed by this attention to
the claims of Ashtabua county, and such a
circumference of one Of her worthest sons.
Mr.. PRENTIoEs friends without regard to par
~ predictions, waited upon him at his 'resi-
dence on Saturday evening last, and rendered
him their hearty congratulations, and the "baby-
walker was run out, and the boys made the oc,
casion memorable by the use of a little Evil
famous saltpetre." Hurrah for benighted Ash.
tabula /! May its shadow never grow less
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MARRIED.

On the Sd inst. by the Rev. j. II. Bennett Mas
nuIh STANTON, of Kingsylle to hr. W. II. WILLIAM
soS, OF Burlington Wis
cleveland, July lst by the Rev. Mr. Paddock Rector Of
" Chureh' GEoRGE W. CRowELL, to MARY j. TugNER
In lst by Rev Thomas Oliver At bs resi-
s p S, AOooA hAsN to Miss ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, both
NJ BuGnEE, ef AshtAbua' 10 Mr. JASEI p AESpRIoK ~
SaybioOk. - NN'7 ~
70 Windsor, june i7th hiss NLHIA O. sroUouroN 10 Mr.
z. D. GLEASON, both Of Windsor S'''0H'0" " NJ
In Geneva, July 4h, by Rev. T. Gala Nj. F,,,, d o.
TO Mr.. MARTIN NIcKs. N0
In Geneva sth usty BY the same Miss AyoH1ISx g
LORD 10 Mr. EDwIs w. MILLETT. " N~'
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BURGLARs.-The entering of houses at night
and picking the pockets of slumberers, and
gathering up watches deposited within arms
length 81 their owners, is a business that ia be.
coming moro or less frequent along the Lake
shore villages Occasionally an irruptiop ia
made into the interior, aud our suburban friends
are put upon an equality with their more prom.
inently located neighbors. 1t is not many weeks
since this east and west range was visited, aud
depredations committed 10 almost every village.
we hear now Of a visit paid, within few days,
70 Orl0eh, and the entry OF The house Of Mr.,
huFUs RARNARD, and two or three others in
that neighborhoOd. This took place on Satur-
Gay night, the SOth of June, by means of false
keyS Mr. Barnard's wallet was taken from his
pnntaloOOs pocket, and 500 collected by him
lor mr. q. BLAKEsLEE of this place and other
fseqS TAKEN and the wallet dropped upon the
P'azz4r No other traces, of course, are left Of
the bHrgsrs.
10 guard against such depredations the best
ppethod is to supply your doors with common
bolis, the most secure fastening that has vet
bssp Iny:uted
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Mr.. Editor IL find by carefully looking
over my schedule that .4shtaJula Borough con-
tains l42l inhabitants. The Tomnship, 1916.
Loss to the township from 1850, 81 gain to the
borough, 600 Denmark, in 1850, 24l, in 1860,
AL; gain Of just 200. The township of Dem
mark suffered last year greatly by the frost, in
somuch that they did not grow one bushel Of
wheat, rye, barley, or derive penny from its
orchards. L. z. BLAKEsLEE.
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A trial Of Mowers, under the auspices OF the
Asbtabula County Agricultural Society, was
had on the farm Of Gopher Gee, ESQ., in New
Lyme, on Tuesday, the Sd inst. Eight machines
were entered as follows
Buckeye Mower by II f. Giddings, Wayne.
Buckeye Mower, Junior,
Ketchum's dmproved) @. Dodge N, Lyme.
KeiChum's (oue horse)
Aliens Mower S. G. Dodge, Gustavus.
Hubbards Mower r. E. Fillmore, N. Lyme.
Tiuker's Mower, II. Dodge, New Lyme.
Woods Mower, II. d. Miner, Coebrook
The day was by no means a favorable one
it being quite rainy until considerable past noon.
The grass, also was somewhat lodged, and being
very wet, the farmers present seemed to think
it doubtful whether the machines would be able
to perform very satisfactorily. The trial, how
ever, was made, and all present were satisfied
that there are moving machines that can cut
wet grass, lodged or standing, and cut it well
The lateness of the hour at which the trial COM
menced made it impossible for the committee 10
test the comparative merits Of the several ma.
chimes so fully as was desirable but after can
vassing the matter, it was agreed to award pre-
miums as follows
lst Pr'm to II. F. Giddiugs Buckeye Mower.
I'd " II. ID. Miner for Woods Mower
Sd " II. Il. Fillmore, Hubbard Mower.
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CLosNG-OUT SALEs.-Messrs. SMITH & LOCK.
WOOD, it will be seen by reference to their ad-
vertisemeut, are offering inducements for thin
ming out their stock. Those in want of bar
gains will not fail to take advantage of the op.
portuuity while it is offering.
RoBERTs, too, who never allows himself to be
Outdone by his neighbors, is making similar
overtures to the public, and will run off his
stock, as he proposes, on the most favorable
farms
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Gs~ KILLED BY THE TRAN-JANEs o. Hin
xLE who resided some three or four miles east
of Kiugsvile, was run over, while asleep, as is
supposed, by the freight train on the night of
the 4th inst, not far from his residence lie
had been to Geneva to spend theday, and hav-
ing been up the night before had expressed
himself as sleepy, and the opinion is that he sat
down over cattle guard, and was overtaken
in that position, in his unconscousness and
lost his life.
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KELLoGGsvILLE.-The meeting of our friends
at Kelloggsvile seems to have been a numerous
and earnest one. The speaking was done by
Hon. d. CALDWELL, aud D. c. WADE, Esq. The
indications are encouraging and we may look
for good results, when the time for action ar.
rives.
Let the vesal fires be kept bright and brisk
in every hamlet, and the fact be made apparent
that we appreciate the vantage ground we hold,
and are not unmindful of the evidences ofsuccess
which cluster around our cause. Confidence is
unavoidable. Let our steadness of purpose
lead to corresponding activity, and we shall
have no reason to doubt full fruition of sue
cess.
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ACoIDENT.-0n Saturday last, as Mr.. Clark
J. Davis, of the south part of Monroe, was dri-
wing out of this village, his horse took fright at
some oil split in the street, and ran away, up
setting the buggy. Mr.. D. and his wife were
both.thrown out, aud very severely injured--the
former so much so, as not to be able to be Ia
ken home till Monday, and then with great DIFF
Guilty Sentinel
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ADMITTED TO THE Barn. b. GARY, we'll
known to our citizens AZ a student in the Office
Of Sherman & Farmer, was admitted to practice
by the District Court of Stark county, on the
2nd Of May last, aud has located at Unionville,
as will be seen by his card, where he will devote
himself TO the duties Of his profession.
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Mr.. EDIToR-I noticed in your account Of
the turnout of fremen from this place, for the
celebration at Geneva on the 4th, you said that
the company "was in more than usual strength"
larger number than we're on duty at that time.
The error is unimportant, except so far as it
has bearing upon the contest, afterwards al
luded to in your article. A FIREMAN.
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THE PUBLIC examinations of the Lake Erie
Female Seminary, Painesville will commence
on Tuesday, July 18th, at o'clock, P. NJ, and
close on Thursday, July 10th. The anniversary
address will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. SroRRs
Of Cincinnati
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The CORNER STONE Of the Parmly Hotel
Painesvie, was laid with Masonic observances
on the 4th of July. The box cont aimed vari-
ed aud extensive list Of articles of incipent
Veneration aud interest, which after the lapse of
untold ages, when this building shall have
crumbled to its original dust, will be looked up
on with intense curiosity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

nS- SIN OF OMIssIoN.-We have neglected
to mention the fact, that Messrs. Hendry &
Copeland, have been purchasing pretty freely
in New York, and adding to their stock many
desirable goods which they are selling at a low
figure. They have added full supply of pho
tographc and daguerrean goods, which they
will hereafter make department oftheir trade.
Give them a call.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

WESTERN CRoPs.-The Chicago Press of
Friday reports 1--WE have watched closely
the exchanges received at this Office the
past week, especially those from the nor
thern part of Illinois, southern part of
Wisconsin and eastern part of Iowa, and
they all agree that, so far as heard, no
damage has resulted to the wheat and other
crsps by the recent storms. In some cases
the wheat has been thrown down, but not
so as to seriously damage it, No signs of
rust have appeared. Many of the papers,
too, state that the wheat crop will be
heavier than was a short time since antici-
pated, the heads having filed up better
than they seemed at an earlier time to pro.
mise. ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

AT the first communion season Of the Congre-
gational Church, in this place on Sabbath al
ternoon last, II persons were admitted to mem
bership by letters from other churches,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

NAPLEs,-The King of Naples, in his ex-
tremity, has yielded and promised to his
peoples constitution. 1t grants Parlia-
mentary Government, with separate ad-
ministration for Sicily under Viceroy.
Had it been voluntarily bestowed six months
ago, it would have been welcomed with en-
thusasm now nobody will rejoice at it,
because nobody will believe 10 it. The re-
memberance of 184S is too fresh in the mind
of every intelligent Neapolitan, and the ex-
igency which compes the present concession
is too plain to allow of any faith in either
the word or the oath Of any member of the
Bourbon family. We may then safely ex.
pect that the revolution, carried on with
such success in Sicily by Garbaldi and his
associates, will now at once breake ont on
the main land. 1t hardly seems possible
that that bloody and treacherous house
should much longer bear sway in Italy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-14

~ The Price of admission to the Great
Eastern was at first fixed at 81 which proved
too high for brisk business, and it was conse-
quently reduced to so, and 25 cents for adults
and children, aud the number of visitors now
are {, 900 doY.
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NEW Store and New Goods !!

IN " w h~OOA OANA @NS " SSSOAH
TYLER d COLLINS,
Take this method Of informing their friends and ths Pbb
that they are now settled In their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors North Of the Fisk House. and adjoining Wells
Faukne where they may be found at all business hours
ready with very
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
which for variety style and beauty cannot be surpassed in
In the Dry Goods line
be found the best makes and newest Patterns OF Gentle
....' meas goods T. ANN
In Cloths, CaSsimeres, Summer Stuffs, &c,
from Seven Dollars to one Shilling per yard.
In the Ladies' Department,
we have all that is desirable. in the way bf
.t.. Rich Colored aud Black Silks,
Dark and Light FOulard, Marceliue &c.
Musns, Challas, Organdies, Popns,
BsreSss, Tsrlstne Figured Barred and Plain Cambries
complete stock Of
Gloves, Mtts, Hosiery. Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchieis, Embroideries, &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shaws, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
Of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flannels, '1'iekings, Denims, aud large Stock
Of DomesIics, OF Superior quality.
In our Grocery Department
We are vel stocked and r quality aud price, We sIpee TO
compare hyorably with our neighbor,
In Crockery
We have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern aud
general assortment OF nice ware,
10 Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
..a Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel
and many other things, We have full supply
All the above Goods were purchased with great care Ant
esDeea reference To the the people OF this vicinity
we think our facilities equal 70 Others G buylS cheap a1S
than sthers.
As Ia veil understood ana acknowledged al our Goods an
Of the best quality and perfect and We promise TO sell Good
@r Nakh OF u prompt four Or sH months customers a. Low
as possible, and make living By the trade
We shall receive most kinds OF Produce al the highest
ke prices and shall take great pleasure 10 showing Goods
and doing all those things which good reliable ssrasQr
| I.I[ . d. ffLhh / COLLINS
! 1ihsisia, Ny ., 1850
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A New York paper says that the news of
Douglass nomination will cause Old Abe TO
draw in his horns. We doubt it-though We
know the Little Giant will continue the practice
of taking his do,0n.- Chicago Press.
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DIED..

In Topeka, Kansas, June 25th MARY ELiEABErH NnIs
eldest daughter OF Theodore aud Eliza Mia aged 22 year
formerly Of Andover, n this county ''
Ia PsisssyilIs. june % sASvE y RcEAKDsoE, ltsd %
yearS, sne u dsyH