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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-24
The Rock Island Railroad Bridge.

1t was reported day or two ago BY tele.
graph that two persons had been arrested for
conspiracy to hurn the railroad bridge over
the Mississippi River at Rock Island. illinois.
and that one Of the persons arrested was an
agent OF the St. Louis Chamber of Com.
mefce. The Chicago Press and Tribune of
Thursday gives full details of the affair.
Inc persons arrested afe Josiah II. Bissell.
an architect and bridge builder of Rochester.
n H. and Walder +. Chadwick, lawyer of
Rock Island. The Tribune says:
In April last, Mr.. Bissell came to this citv.
and stopped at the Richmond House. He
had business interview with Cyrus p. Brad.
ley, Esq, the well-known detective of this
city. and after finishing other unimportant
matters came plumply out with proposition
to pay hm $4,000 if he rould cause the
bridge to be burned. Bissell lamented the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-24
is confidential. Yours truly,
REPLY.


"MEsSRS. - & Co. I'm reply to yours
ofthe 18th inst, will say, that am extreme
ly desirous to aid you in getting up such an
excitement is you propose, bat there are two
obstacles in the way, to wit -
l. | havn't got the tn.
:. l have conscientious scruples against en-
SaglnS in games of chance, arising from pu-
rltanc notions, imbibed in the course of nv
bringing up.
| am willing however, to make some sacri-
fees to aid you in creating an excitement in
This locality, by way of your placing prize
within my rrach-and propose in referenceto
the first obstacle, to give you my note for the
lucky package, payable out of the prize,
whenever get it. Better still, l allow you
to compute annual interest on the note,
which, at that rate, will double, you know, in
about eleven years. If you accept these
terms, | withdraw that objection sin the
twinkling of Pewterer's hammer"
As TO the other, l have been in great hesi-
talion and doubt. Yet, for the sake of
good prize-a real lucky one-I have at
length succeeded in swallowing my scruples.
In doing this l have undergone some dread
full contortions of countenance, and many
wry grin, which, to have witnessed, would
have reminded you of the painful operation
of the magician swallowing sword How
ever, | am nearly recovered now, and am
comparatively tranquil again. So, l stand
ready to pledge YOU my word, that when the
prize comes will accept it, if received in
current funds. Yours expectfully,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25
Seituu8s8eiete.

Sa,nu RE gtcnneuten ni6t ausrrhdli6 nas
n,k,H b,ifsasn, 10 wirp aussnrmmea, Sab fe
gor,;,suuu ibrss Announcements riini6en.
s>os abpnnement tann ni6t ebsr re6tstrafs
,ss,0sQt rerren, tts als 9tadfSnpe bsSahit ltnp.
gecr rrei Nummern elmer 3eituns annimny
ala @tpnneut tetra6tet UNI bat Iur pisHb'
lung su lsiitsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

s. iisiaa si1 tit9.a lIla ihlG aaa s9n
Ten sarssn 'actlsn glaaesr iUfI, "a
Den ioll ser Seufsl trlsn! ! ''''''a
Gin eisuttnant ron DER @aret fat ~
Iein eietten mir geltp9leh. -" .
Tu nsusr Sut, ru ne,er Trad,
SIR mi6t ms 9ianrfaus panrern;
Sd ietttr its' i'm BirtbsfauS nun
Son siusm Sug gum anrsrn. = s's
Sd fig ,lnb trinte aus gsrr,ub
llnr asrssr man6sn sumpen. -
Gis eist', rie mid lrIir 9tmaat, p
Tie maSt mid nun gum 9umeeh. -
(Man9. SItfs 81, }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

s.. 1.l. .-2 .a# a aHi .au e.
H ns a.a aa@ ..aai
SIN Garnenat ra tab' i'd mid
8stt wutlTeil amiiirt, ..-
Oenn BON 9tatur mar i'd ia iduu
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Yailtrsn irant unr irci;
@an msints am Gntrte, ,eas i'd Hs.'i-51 &
Starattsrnasse iti. fa "
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8stt unseri&amt wer id sa,u a- &s
Np6 atseu Strsrmann, - a
llne tat' auS mln6rm fremnen 9tas
Iau6 tisien 3ug ssttan.
Iariitsr irsuten fiib ris 9sut'
linn taten rf6t seladt, n#
Iae i'd rem adtsn qumren 10
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glur eintm srrttn SupieriAmirt
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Gr MARI mid scr rie 5tiir.
Con eiurr altsa Sants 9rs .re
gSarr i;b rrtt ih0n teea TT , Hf
Gle 6at iiiuituncert @ulaen :
gsm Sltrtsn mir r:rmlbt.
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llnr - S1tt' lie talr nGt msbr,
Sd fin sinmll ttnausipa;irt, ,
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I'll tam Is, eaB Gin @lr&sn mir
Ntsn Ser; gsfetlen fat.
Ser dug mar tlau, itr 1uns mar rrtS,
g'lonelrdig rar ibr Slar. - :
Otir ttat's in tsit,r Stsls ws6,
Tas ioIa Elm 9ump i'd mar.
Grit i'd rat li.te Wlr6.n Ia9
92ar it wis umgemanrt,
Gs tGtts mid mrin ttitsr Treuno .'.s5-sI
gEatrtafts nitt sttannt.
Sd tyua, iiirtpatr @lat,ttanri itut',
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llnr ma8niFque rer Grad ~ /
@cm TuFe mar i6 Sic gum 3epi
Gin Stuser comme il faut;
SD mar, mas man6er 9np'rs it,
Gin 9umg inepBnitr.
gEns ttat i6 itr gu 0iete ntht?!
3um sritsn Mal i'm e.ten
Sat' i'd mid nsulih itr gu eis6'
guf sntn gaa ttssbtn. |
@tt lat nj. Elm. Blums aus ,.-. $3.50
lu itrer Grincltnen,
Sd hin ais itnar,sr Sdfsr mir
Sn mtintn Srad .ritisnsn.
Tir ein.n 4di,r = weld, 9ua!
Elm elmer S(ume tdumeln:
Tiir mid - mclb' Slid an itrsr gruR
Sm Sang eatin gu taumsln.
Tr6 att mein itDnce 8if.rslGi
Tds mar BON tur,er Tauer;
Gin tldaIih itnGrs5 @ibseitid
Sag brimli6 auf rsr eausr.
Isnn, rpd6 rer 5nitl, mics ssl6ab,
Gt W1r 10 slatt i'm Saale -
Sd rutltte - nm 10 lag lib ra
8untums nit etnem Wal..
Nn itrtm isisensn @smane
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8tti6 ratiS Ia tislt Id in rtr 5ane af
Gin eaIts Gustnp 8alten. a
Z sic lcs sntlsst. Sd armtr 1rorf,
Sd tnsint' Id r,iitt periinttn, e.s s-s
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

sats ,,9 sl2 .a'ssiTsz aa.'s 81 81. .ssi
.,,se i s,ismsg ua4 le sia:'s r9'' }t3 4sf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25
Qieber zines Smrnpett.

gls id etn tletuer &nate mar,
glar Id Elm tlsinsr 1ump,
Giearreu rautt i'd bsimlidt Itpn,
Grant aud ihcn Bier aui Yump.
BUR SUIs bins ras 5smr tsr1us,
Gis Stisisl lief i'd trumm,
linn Ratt 3ur Stule bin,us't'n,
Stri6 i'd i'm gGall tsrum.
gpie tat' ids rrt ieit jsnsr 3ttt
60 trrrli6 mcit acbrafi .
Gie 3sit lat aus rem fleinsn 9ump
men srpesn Qump 9emo6t.
Der McnS nnc az rte Stsrus,
Die iteinsn in Der Nu6t,
hinTitrerum RE Spnne
g.i Gag am 6immsl latt.
T1it Scnne, Irnr une Sternen
Bin id Itrn lang psrtraut!
sic i&.iren rurh he 9lrrmel
@ir aui tis tIrBe Saut.
llnt mas ID ldnait Ssrmut6.t,
Tas nirp am gnrs patr:
Sd trise' AM G(lsrtcssn
NrG SOmmeriprcfen gar.
Sd tatt' einmal ;stn Gulr.n -
"a raGt' id bin unr her,
g8as nit rem itGren Cullen
gtur wptl ;u MAIDEN mar.
Sd faht' an mcine G6ulcsn,
Sd ra&t' ans QietGsn meiu,
Sb ro6t' au6 an's. Sturirrn,
Gas Fsl sulest mir elm.
Gum 2sitn unr Shlrirsn.
Ia mub man Bidder ban,
lnp jersr @ani6asr
81 aud tin @rGtian.
une ptsnertin Rae Qsthtn,
las 9istden frrmm UNI gut,
Gas analte mid i&cn laHSe
I'm eincn neuen Sut.
@as ipllt' i'd asrmlter ma&enf !
S6 mubt nidt aus nod Gin. -
Sm g2irtbstaus al Der Sruden,
ia iAsntt man 9utsn 8sin.
Sm Wirtbs6auS an Der grudsn,
Sdb i6 rem ganltn Sag,
Sh ia6 mobl bis gum Nbsns "A.
llnp iann psm Tinse mad. - j.
Sm @irtbs2aus an ttr Sruden,
ia pirp FER GImmits Hug;
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Sph i'd mid BON Der SanI o.
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Sd bait einmal ssfu @alsen, s
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

ta .siHlnga&1tsa asaatS sss 1s1sa& n2a ,sigiS
2 ~.aaaas SIS sii e3ags' ess s ataEt. q ~.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25
Ter RsteItsnsarSmtr. !

llnaefitr cine @tunre na6 Zen i'm srlfea Ssfis
81 sr,iblsn gtssscn5sitsn temtrits BIC S6ilswa6e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

.e8 I Ed ybaae 4 IL ssssoar
.sfsdis q ssziaI sglsssaA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-25

i!--f d .l.s s.oaH97a'e> a51 Isa'i -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

fot the year ending "Uth June. 1875. The
increased cost Of transportation growing ont
OF the expansion Of the service required by
ConEress cxplains this rapid augmentation
o. the expenditure. 1t Is gratifying. how.
eve. To observe an Increase nf receipts for
tIe year en- ing On the 30th june. 1853.
cil!l t. Sg-I SOL 81. compared with those
III the yc r yuiing on 2Oth June. 1858.
1T Is estimated that the def .iency far the
current fiscal year will be Si,9'$.42I t..
but that for tie year ending :Oth June.
1861. it will no: excel Sl.3424i5 80.
should Congress adopt the measures Of re-
form proposed and urged 10y the Postmls-
ter General. Since the month of March,
retrenchments have been made in the ex-
p.nditures amounting to 81, S2j.l7l annu-
ally, which. However did not tskc effect IN
til after the commencement of the present
fiscal year. The period seems to have az
rived for determining the question whether
this Department shall become a ~Pornlncn.
ami ever-increlsing charge upon the Trea-
sury, or shall be permitted t. resume the
sclf-sustaining policy which had 50 long
controlled its administration. The course
Of legislation recommended by the Postmas-
ter General for the relief of the Department
from lis present embarrassment, and for
restoring it to It's original independence, Is
deserving of your early and earnest cons;d-
Grafton.
In conclusion, [ would again commend
to the just liberality Of Congress the local
interests Of the District OF Columbia
Surely the city bearing the name Of Wash
ingtou. and destined, / trust, for ages to bs
the capital Of our united. free and prosper
Gus c~onftderacy. has strong claims on cur
favorable regard.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON CITY, De, 10, 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
Gllestcrn 3esrr5s CBronitIc
O. y. ADAMS.
q. n. HAPEOOD HOAi0NS
WARREN, WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 4.


Like all Gifts predecessors, this massage
Of Mr.. Buchanan, (Which occupies near.
ly the whole of this paper,) is not lacking
in words.
On the question Of Slavery in the Ter
tories, the messagc is all that the most
ultra slavery extentiOnists can desire. 1t
proclaims hat the question is finally set
tied. by the Supreme Court of the L. S,
and that slaves may be taken into any of
the Territories, and there held at the pleas
urc of their owners. and that the Federal
Government is bound to maintain what it
calls tie rights of the Slave holder.
Mr.. Buchanan has bid high for southern
votes. He can congratulate himself that
he has plunged deeper into the filth; that
he has crawled longer and lower. than any
man who has ever occupied the presidential
chair.
Those who Will take the trouble to read
it, may judge for themselves of its a5ject
servility.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
3uarrlaqes.

Dc. 9th, 1883. by Rev. J.. F. Brown, in
Ellsworth. Mr. GEO ". BROWN, to Miss
MARY \ CALHOUN. both of Warren. 0.
IN Br willie. D 9. OIL. 1859, by Augustus
Ei~.ii. Est NJ Ab8IN c ROOD. to Miss
HELEN WALL. both Of IraceviIle.
Also it -a. De- !, Mr. BIRCIARD
GAEDN o. t. Mss A2IGAL HURD.
At Vernon. De. 23th. 1859. by Rev. Dlvil
King. Mr. ALBERT B. REED. and ELIZA
BETH J. VANNESS, all Of Vernon.
In Rootstown, on the 9th ult.. by Rev. L
". Ely. Mr.. J. s. MARVIN. of Ravenna, and
Miss SARAH N. WOODRUFF, of the former
place.
On De. 23,h. 1859. in B~rookfall, at the
residence of the 81 ilc's father. by Rev. r. W.
Cruc, Mr.. COURSON HERRIOTT, Of Craw-
ford county Pa, aud Miss ELIZABETH
KERR, Of B~rookfelI, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
OBSERVER.


ATTEMPT TO BURN THE County JAIL
About two o'clock Sunday night. the jail
building at .IeiTers"n was discovered tu be
on fire. The main building is stone, and
on the rear WAS . wooden structure used
for a kitchen, wood-shed. &c. 1t was in
this wooden addition that the fire broke
ont, and which was entirely consumed
The main building was s.veI by the exer-
ton Of the citizens Of Jefferson. and the Oh
ly injury to that was the burning of the
c%ornice. &c. The store, dwelling and ware
house OFFS d. Damn. and other frame build
inys a few feet Forth Of the Jail, were in
imminent danger. but saved by the free use
OF snow and water. Sheriff HendIy had
two or three prisoners. convicted at the last
term Of Court, whom he was about to con-
vcy to Columbus, and it is supposed that
the building was fred by some friend OF
the prisoners. Building fully insured
CJaneaut Reporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

AieSsrS. Edit0rS:-The ladies of the
Newton Falls Benevolent Society, held a
grand Festival last Wednesday evening,
for the purpose Of raising funds to procure
a hcarse. for the use Of OR VILLAGE, the
want Of which has long been apparent.
l do not know OF any who have refused
10 ~, ap,' on account OF tAis want, but
ii there are any such. they need not hold
on much longer on that account But this
is too grave a matter to make light Of. SO
| will turn to the feast. the partyking Of
which proved a grave matter to those who
tried to make light Of IT,. The tables groan-
ed beneath the weight of the l~uxuries piled
on them, so much so. that it seemed almost
superiuous for poor human nature to make
any attack on them. 1t seemed as If our
ladies', noted as they are for their inimita.
bic culinary skill. outlid themselves OH this
occosicn, and judging by the display at
IIarmon's Hall on this evening. frosts anil
hard times never came very nigh this clear
ing. At S o'clock large and brilliant COM
pany sat down to supper, AMI after a blessing
asked by Rev. Mr.. Hallock. BY their attac ,
on the provisions, showed that the feast
was as grateful to the palate. as pleasant
to the eye. Our ladies had surely stolen
Ceres Horn for this occasion, for long
after the most capacious began to feel as If
their jackets were buttOncd, they cortin-
ued to bring forth new and more tempting
dainties till all We're fun to cry Hold.
Enough Then came the intellectual
part OF the entertainment, consisting of
toasts. and speeches. which were happy in
their effect and delivery, and contributed
much to the Pleasure and interest Of the
occasion. The laiies, post Office, was a
source Of much pleasure, to those to whom
Uncle Sam 50 freely dispensed his welcome
favors, many happy hits were made through
this department, and tell it in a whisper
some inccndiary or rather inhlmmatory
documents were delivered from the ofi.c.
judging by the effect produced on the recip-
tents. But then this isn't Virginia. l am
of the opinion, that if Uncle Sam would
employ as fascinating agents in all his Offices
as this post Office had. the maLeS2 would
come often, and perhaps more regular than
under the present management. At the
c,osc Of the feast boquets of flowers and
e:crgrccns, and some ornamented cakes
were sold at auction. The bidding was
lively, and well contested, 50 much 81 that
about SO, was realized from this source.
In a spirit of true charity. the residue of
provisions, including much substantial and
untouched food, was freely distributed
among the needy, and there was enough
to make glad many hearts which poverty
had saddened.
The nett proceeds Of the festival amount
ed to over S o, which was 4 satisfactory re-
suit to all interested. Nay The kind Hearts
gMssaLa ladies' a0ho 50 beautifully and gen.
gro sig assisted an preparing this feast,
nercr k7loaU sorroaU.
Yours truly, OBSERVER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

Up TO the time when our paper goes to
press (MOnlay night, this week. there Is
no news of tic organization of Congress
Still the slaveocrats are harping upon dis
union, Helpers book, Harper's Ferry, &c.
while the Republicans rarely trouble them
selves to answer su.h rhodamodadc. but
quietly vote in solid phalanx. All that
men can do t. forward the election of 4
Speaker and put an end to this waste of
time and public money, the Republicans
have done and are doing. At the last vote
taken, Sherman lacked four of an clcction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

JONI Brown JR-Last Thursday aE
terroon and evening the residence Of J. il.
GiIdings. at Jefferson, was thrown open to
the friends of john Brown Jr.. who met
there to express tIci. respect and esteem,
and substantial sympathy. The house was
well filed, and every section Of the county
was represented there. Court hcing in Sos
sion, many who were attending. awaited
Of the opportunity TO make the
acquaintance Of Mr., Brown and his lady.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

Twelve Families exiled from Kentucky.
The pro-slavery rufians of kentucky bid
fair to rival their illustrious predecessors
from Missouri, who figured 50 largely in
the Kansas troubles. Twelve familics-
thirty-six peaceful citizens Of Berea, Mad
ison county, KY, have been expelled from
the State because they believe @siavcry to
bc an evil. Among them are Rev. John
G. Fec. Rev. J. b. Rogers. Principal Of the
Seminary at Bcrca, Rev. J. I. Boughton,
Mcssrs. j.. d. Reed. J. S. Hanson, L. r.
Hays, S. Lie, \. G. W. Parker, ". F.
Toncy and John Smith. and their families.
Some of these men are car enters, saw mil
owners and farmers. They were waited
upon by q committee Of 65 men, citizens of
the county, and ordered to leave the State,
or lie mobbed. They appealed to the Gov
ernor, but he would give them no protcc-
ton.
Hail Columbia! the land of the free!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We are in receipt Of several comnaaiea-
tons which are crowded out. this week, by
the Presidents Message. 1t is probable
that the Annual Message of Gov. Chase
viii appear in our next, which will cause
another delay, and by that time the COM
munications viii be somewhat old. Our
correspondents must therefore excuse US.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

The ANGIER-CHAXGE OF rRoPETEroRs.
This popular Hotel changed hands this
morning by the retirement of Mr.. Silas
Merchant. The Angler House. with all its
a-ppurtenances, has now passed entirely into
tie hands of Mr.. R. NJ. y. Taylor, Who for
4 considerable period has had 4 prominent
part in the management Of the h,u3e.-
CZsre. HeTuH 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
Deaths.

o. CONSUMPTION. in Johnston. Trumbull Co.
o.. D c 18Th. 1859. AARON ROOF. formerly
Of Clulla, Li.chfelI CO. Coan., aged 81 Years
In Champion. on the 18th Of D2c.. 1850, Of
Consumption. Mrs. ELEANOR ANN, wife Of
John Price, Esq, in the 5Jth year Of her age.
In Warren, Dee. 25th. of congestion of the
lungs. afteran illness OF only three days, ELIZ-
ABETH wife of Thomas Wilson, aged 81 years.
In Liberty, Trum5ull Co, Dec. I2.h, of an
epileItic fit, CORDELIA SKILLMAN, wife
of Jef.rson Sutton, in the 3lst year her of her
age.
On Monday Dc 18th. 1859. Of scarlet Fe, er.
Emily Curuylin. aye 4 years and ; months, aud
on Tuesday OF tie same disease. Anna age ,
years. both daughters oG.Matthew and Jane Z
Bircharl
Siiithr blessed Savior when on earth. "Suffa
little Children h. come unto me, and turbIl them
not" lie has elaine his own. am taken these
babes to dwell with himself tor ev-r IN the Re
girns ct eternal glory. a wise gar'icn'r remvues
the t-uIer plant from the influence Of the chilli
ing In S : ofwinte aud snJ jet IL has tra rs planted
these Young siiuuIS lhlu tle Hrffi'u Ol Tue C'itS-
tal Paradise. The winds may howl. the storms
may beat. and the tempest NAV rage with vIn-
len ce:-hut thes- LITTLE Olrs. blessed Of the Lord
aud marked. ani sealed. and uwnel hy the Stv.
i"r. are forever removed from ih-ir IF cts. They
went Together, In s~istrily affection they had
lived iug-lh-r:-unitel in heart, their surrnws.
their i,yS, their plays. Were one IN earth. aud
their hearts arr une in ParAdi-c Tugrlhrr they
raiiz- That there Is Il happy land. whrr- saints
in glury dwrll-lnd tugclhrr they unit in : ny
Anthems of raise to th"ir Savior The young
rr had lunGc.i w to the elder. AMI the elder had
REGARDED her LITTLE sister. as una r.puiring her
- Fscisl oversight aud care. N-liy hy a lev
hours pre- -l-l Auua-SI- entered first the
dark valley uf lea h-zhe went FIRST rs il wrGe T.,
Try the T"tl.-and as the giurIes of eternity
were r vcalrl tu her astouishe.l rv.s aud as she
then X ericuc-,l in the lull, the love Of Jesus.
she called 10 her little sister to iulluw-shr
h-rkrnrl her away irnm earth. AMI standing
- 1t w-r- mt the e]ntrIucrn f eternity. she waited
fr her little SiSt-r. AMI thus hanl in hand
they "nt'rrl Paradise. ami Together Were IN
folded in IN" arms of - m.rcIful aud loving
Stvior. They were lou, ~ aud lrasant "a their
liv,s. and IN their death they w,re not divided
q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

Some hot words having passed between
Messrs. Grow, efPennsylvania, and Branch,
of North Carolina, in the course Of the de-
bates in Congress. It is reported that chal-
lengc was sent Ivy Branch and accepted by
Grow.
Both parties were arrested and bound
over in the sum Of $1,000, to keep the
peace.
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EPIDEMIC ~ Il ONO PEyITEyTIARY.
We arc informed that two hundred con
victs are now sick in the P~cnitlntiary. with
what is denominated corn bread diaTrh@a.
The disease has assumed an epidemic form,
and appearances at present are alarming.
s. Journal
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70 FATHERS AND EOTHERs.

loG SEnw hns inpJrJiut It - for y'lr r'illrsT
that -ou -, 'Ii E--, -4St i-sjth nov freq I-nfiy
fu w. see feeble ptr-utS Ire.Scl in mun-ui-c on &C
coIGt ~ hs data az their -r'rvsl cai dr-u. What
q pity % l., Whru. lev proper ear and Tr.u-rics. al
t.-S- tri4f- aud '-nr4ies ca ac avoided when health
can - r-Sznr-lt - ga u tr-ut an 3fr Hud ham mess
10 tn eb'.i. Rrsj4rr tia Lrt'-n o. tn T.uthrr and
,pI oivir.c he n-c-s-its Ut Pir@c t-ic. G-dsr~y'S
c r. fili al o h-r iui4r-o1s narcotics fr "rriuz chill
,Teu Ne 81 trent von. As we I.sira TO irrro-r The
r~ol.tt.au ~ orr rae. g rr'~a-a Er. Nor,r'S Alma
ta: a"l r - how tisalS s. ARE cI--l in accorisEcs
VITA NArE RS n vs. iuaocaat R.rts an PLANTS.
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pRFGVATGY

During his critical resi.d N.-.-'s milan Foot
Pills will be- required h,cause ihey ciaus- he body
from hose NOR H. lrm1-s.a AMI thn-ourh' = lrive away
al ra1rS aui siy- else 1nI - FIT ~ he mnther--
From one 70 three II thcsr PIt~. ta-tn 'vn o. thee
tires 70 scvt 1urirr .rr-u neg viii ~russ 'hs mother
e ST 2ul .asv oliver sod VIII 80 ~rse and give 4
,.su- aat h= t'thy constitution 20 the chi'i
nR. vo,sg's Tnd'an Root Pills are sotI Ly AL TeaI
ers IN .eiiciues. p,c. :. 81 Ion
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WARREN MARKET.

10 YnU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
IOC!
n YHG WANT \ GOOD .PPETIrF7
D. ~ WANT To BULLS - YOUR CONSTI
TrTIOS7
d. YOU WANT To FTEL WELL7
10 YUU WANrTuGET RID U 4 N-EEgGCSNESS7
Dp yen WANT ENtUGE7
Bp YOU WANT To SLEEP TELL
ID . WANr A LEI.H AND VIGOROUS
FEELTNC7
II roo 10. u { H8gFsaf's GerZ1a Bitfcrs, prepared
b. TT. - J1cAsYn. ~ ArrA street.. Philadelphia.
Pa aud .Ui ly GT1 -gis:s and S,Or Er-p- 5 through
OF the UH't-i States, Cara"s- Wet Indies, aud
south sn=rjeA, -. - c-ut, rer b tle.
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Ss-eS%S

Senator Seward has returned from Eu-
rope. and resumed his seat in the U. S.
Senate.