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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

A. tbs savsrsising pages OF ear paper
WITH have b N re-ass, advertisers, who
assiRs say shaags mads in shair adTsz-
sissmsnts, viii pisasa leays sheir agdsrs
and aiRessions At shs sisoe, this weak.
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warkon the nasareaa.

We call paTsisulaE atsaasion 10 ths I'd.
vsrsissnens headed $50 labOrsrs Want
sd.'' Mr. Josaa has i ssussass 10 Grade
about aigha miles "a she Couheii Binas
and Sc. Jossph Railroad, commencing
as this city and Tunning sDuth - tbs
eoaasy la and u xsene % pnpl ~
ifsx sspss ne q wsEk speR il
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aee Grease aaaamaG.

GHASLsT RRvAx openss ta-aay ssE ths
ssason, Bis los Cream sAIoon, % Pearl
ssgssa. Tha wAo waaa % inaaAgs ii
4 COED gkass = 10 sxsanzs mlll MSs &C.
ri CRAaEnxss etand. de understand
how 10 gsa the asaisaa arp righss ed y
asissshs. Gail aad sss him.
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mrmmK mAMKa.
I.ana w aKranss.

Land Warrants aFsnoW selling in asv'
90 :. R.ftz.x..u
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IN wm ~

J.K Jomxsox, Editor of the ssiuSrs-
aAm,s RcRss1 srom Weed River, N. T.,
waa in town last weak. -..r1----+
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= sAntatl9a, pet 9 II t.'st.tsrs.s@ssssp SO 30
sag&F Ho9se DO .s.s..s.-....... "a n
HeieasT's ar do ssssssas..s.xs ~ Eas
NAILS.
osi tasied per sanasp.sss.s.s..s..s 90 So
@Fss&aR as sssssses.ss..+sskp 90 60 90
NUTS
Aiuas9ass, soft aslsllp per ~. .ss.s..s.s 10 rs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

Tyre Is

W. hare on haa& aRA fsE sale 300 Ihs.
Rsslss SO H.. Bresssx, aaa 70 lbs.
ssAparasI, This type u eapaAle Il 10
ing very fair wezAs aaa will be aold ~
very lev Ggasss. spssimsns 81 shs work
end : iass os prices safaisAea % appIi-
cassen,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

Fssm SO asaas - asss DAY as HAY
nsxs, we viii farnssA shs BUsaEM = .
Campaagn Ssuzaal, aaasl assss - great
Phi snslAE sassls II sss = Ne los.
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Crews dec Oaa.

Several nsw adysrtIsansnEs are una
ysiaahly crowded Qua tAis weak. They
viii appsa1 In Cur nsxt issas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

War TIE PMoskR SAx.-~eIadEe Amsxs
Of Kanaas City. saya hia wife has net saapt
for two o. three weeks fron RsuEalgls
paln, hat DO got oAs bottle q D.. sHaEshs
Eascsrae on which gave her great relied,
Ask Mr.. Nsweonh, pTopgaekng Of Cess
zasclai Hotel. Dr.. Lykfns. one d kAA
eldest Inhabitants Of Kansas CITY, cured Q
lazy with Oas bottls.
Read what Dr. J. O. Bogga aays he u
ans ii tie &gs maa In Wasseas ama hasFa
. Asxgu drag ssssas
Wkssoar, May 81, 1865.
Soma two ysazs ago lady Of shis plass
was after soafnamaas attacked with iR-
aammatasa Of oas Of the hEesstss which
FOR several days resisted al the usual rem.
adies in such eases. The swelling and
soreness was as great IS aay ease | had
Witnessed. I was induced 30 try DR..
smish's Electric Oh, and was perfectly as
toniaAad aad aIaaaaa ia aaa in kale a Aaar
agsar iks applls4kaon, that the soreness sad
swelling had entirely sabaEdsd-
]. o. Booes, Druggist.
Dr.. Smiths Rleetris Oil il the ealy gsa~
uias In he world. TIE proof Is, that all
tia. aKsz DoetoEs and Dgaggista sAH %
over their own signatures. DR., AaAish u
now In town and prepared to meet any
statement
CoUxcrI BGurrs, May "a. '59.
Ehsxs sssn several persons WHO bare
bean hsAsntssd by uaing Dg. BnitA's kase~
srEe on. n. 4. GpOoa, 2. a.
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LEG4L NOTKCAss
The sTATK or Iowa.
postaw gttamla Co.
10 William 6. sortAr, Louisa ~. soeesr
David Lindsey, Sarah Linalsy, Samuel
Hsr asli I'd q 1oe s- sss hsr y ~ $50 20
that thsre ID new Oh fila La the once Of tie
CLERK Of the District Court Of Poktmwak-
tamia sanntys cha petskinn ct WA. Me-
Ctsnnan, asking the eorfeetieu os the de-
scrfpsion In q deed OF eaace Ut lead 81
Yea the said Wfiilam CT aud Issg1isa II.
SoftsE bargained and sold 20 tbs said Bur-
nana.Aad ky hlm aad MatgsgeE O. Rsgnam
bafgsinBd aaa sold I'd shs agHd Eandlsy.
and ~ hfm and Sarah LiBdIer Afterwards
hargainea and sold 10 the sal plaintiff ID
which said deed the southeast quarter Of
tho soush-wsAk quarter a ss2sian shiEty-
F8AS III LIB aSaaAAsp aEvaStY -sig 81 j
nnska on raE&N Ebskv~sse Ca d SRa9k An de-
ser sd@as ths lana cenveysd taskaAa of
Eha aorth seass quarter Of aasd aoush-we
quarter uf said section, wkieh was tbs
pxenlaes ID saGA Of the said deeds intend
81 10 be By roa each successfully Nenveye
ID and thak RnAswa vam anpsar &ms an.
ssss Ass8n ID Ill hssoS8 ~ seeoN day
q - maxg sg $40 Ty xiet E8sl& Of
assd esansys decree will be rendered
against ypu Aeeogafng II tAa prayer Of
aalA psals18n.
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IEGAL NsllYNE.E .

Macy WnKIRsaE Psttaaa
IS. f#T
E.gvrB. WILKrxaoH. DSsorse,
To Levi B. Wilkinson: ~
sIR-~You are hereby notified that thsrs
IL now On file In tbs once Of the Clerk Of
tia District Court Of postawattauaie Co.,
ID the State Of Iowa, petition Of Mary
WlIkinaon, staimlag gE yea aispsce from
the bonds Of mAtrinony on the ground of
wihul dessFtion for more than two Ysarg,
and claiming allmpny and tbs cara end
custody OF Williams O. WFgxinxoA, minor
sassa ~ yeaass3 the a&ld AxazF gEElktnsSui
and that unless Jon appear and answer
aaid Eakitioa "a &c before tie mornlng ia
Che second day d ne nsxt tern ng chs DIs-
kEses Cears * aaSd ci0ansy. 3 dee sas sill W
sntsred against yca az prayed Eor By pc
titionaF.
STREET 4 CRAWFORD,
Att'ys fer PlalnEia.
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Nov. ID 1859

To DwartsRas-DA. SMsrMss R1sssrSs
OH cured vsFy bad Cafbunels aa ny taco
In cas- Say, aad sarsa win y Neuralgia
In svs uusmasss In tins fass 81 Lady patient.
Da. EAxcw, RamtTa.
DR.. Eaten Is saa af the Gnssg Dsntisas
tnN,Y. There is nothing aanai % Da-
gmExwss Elsskris Oh Coz Dsuktss'a nss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

- CAUTION t-~Neae are gsamiRs
anlsas ths words AHsIsesssw, Hsa KeTA @n@
k9a6sm sss Gi9earnah b b 1850 a8k
I'm ssafy leaf ck tina boob q aax@sm ms a.
ROAD each pot o. boxs thm sams may hs
lpsAinsx asaa by haading The Leaf to ths light
A hsBds0@s reward viii BE- gfysn BE- eny
isna rendering saeh information as may
lead 10 the deEecstnn 81 &ny party e. paystes
Egyunksrfs sitting the medicines oF varaiNk TIE
sssas. knswing esAsaa 70 " sparBeaa q ~
- Sold * s1s Maaaga scs r9 passz
sssssg M8Kxsw2x. 30 Maadsss assass aesa
York; anA bY al Easpsatabls ugH@iaas an&
Dealers in Medieaaa khrusag AoHs tha United
States and ths civilized world, Id pass at
% canAas @ asnsas MaAa 81 8
TnsFsis eonsidafa abs SAVING sy Ia
king the larger sIxss.
N. H.~~plrseaions for Eha guidance
patients In every dfsoFdsF afzxed to eaeh
pot. jaas q as5e
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STREET l. CRAWFORD,
( AttsFg fer PlaiaEih.

hereby certify that at the lass term Of
the District Court Of Pottawattamis Co !.
sAs elainsiiE was salnseksa hv aaiA Coust 10
glTs khs dsgena mt is8 Tee ID kiaas zasas zaey
81 CHI j suit b sahll ob fssar u s. asss-
esssErsly III III ! CouAeig NiuAs Bagls.
G. p. KELLOGG,
CLERK District CoaFts
HYE. =. Ruanscx, Dspaty,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

TaE srATR o. Iowa.

IHB BTATM o. aawAs
Rssta was aaaalb CO.
At tbs WSbFHafy Terra, a. ID, 1850, os
he uisaEsee Gsas ~ Raki s@aaskx. 10
aDaHs kaeS will Ill - J 81 psaH I'd
- kuax ss i asaavsIy ID shs gssaneas
Naaas Bsgim
CT n &C. Essa
rs n r. huggsek. Deputy.
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ne aha

q IS #AA# y HA&N&Esa
xas uaassuigasa having sosd thsax saasss
sssek IT geaas aaa retired assaa hsslnaaA
In gsanell III III, bsg lsavs p rsksEs tAsas
samsass aAasaks aaF kAs AbaEsa patsanaaEs
shsy hsss rsesavsa, aaa shsesfuilg gs&aaA.
sasaa 10 thsEr cd euxsomsgn. ahsia gueess@
sors, Messrs. PARKS i Rsbiason, y esass-
ness men wsRshy % tie cea6aaase ana
patreaags Of tie public.
TooTLE h JACKSON.
Eov. ID, 1859. tt
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MIDDLE RaRsbAnbWAW.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ..s... -. row a.
an prepared TO accumulate The Pub.
HE VITA any taslag u tfe
Eayery Esaae On Reasonable TsFms
Aad win run an omnfhas 81 Hack ID and
FROM he Boat Landing darlng the boat.
iag sea@ou.
Persons wishing 10 have kha On
Ri6us cali al shair residences COZ paassIe.
gers win be Accommodated III geavins
word "a aass tahIss -
JEo. DOHANY, Proprietor.
Council Rauaas Feb. TO- 80.
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pkK.Ks 40

Every farm and Esakasa III khssa pgsvm-
isat ard sEsshhoxn dlsosdsgs q sEa1asatsa
IoeaIIy and entirely IN the maa az this eaa-
elisEe; wasm 9omemka 3 6aa aEaumEd pfscsda
ias applseAEaen. TIA hsalsng alAaaa4ass will
be sesina = hs thprezgh ana insefknasse
Bo9x - Ussezssaz aa8 psszs sAenl1 u msss
II H. falieKiRs esaass
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xaSa N@N
nlsaIsaL ! - yeszR -

NPn9Nsa AnRANGE q q 4 ..-l5m 49,
aEteg SuNs a3 fNBe, eeesss
HaDasaanm Hn& Nessgaas NsasMN Ia " NaiA
agxivs ~ Hanmfbal ard st. 5esepA "a Eel
koyvss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

ENFORCING TIL PROVISION OF TIE Con-
sTITUTIoN.-A case IVES brought before a
Justice of the peace cut west IN which that
functiOnary acted rather arbitrarily. 1t
was one Of assault and battery. The
defendant who was a stranger, said lie
knew no witness; but looking round in the
court, he pointed to a man who watched
the proceedings very silently, and said,
there is a mar your honor, that witnessed
ali that occurred, swear him and he will
prove that am not the aggressor.'
Gone up, Sr.' said the court to the per
son pointed at, and be sworn
The party addressed paid no attention te
the order of the court.
Come up, l say reiterated the court
apparently offended at what appeared to be
u disregard of his authority-'Come III
I order you and be sworn.
May it please the court, said one of the
bystanders, this is Sylvester SartwelI, who
is both deaf and dumb
i don't care said the judge passion
ately. whether he is or not-here Is the
constitution of the United States before
me; it guarantees every man the right Of
speech, and so long as l have the honor q
a seat on thi. bench II shall neither be VI
plated or invaded. What the constitution
guarantees 70 man he shoEld hare. I
reckon-N. o. Delta.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

loon TESTIMONY TO CHARACTER-There
are husbands who can do Justice to the
qualities Of their wives under any circum-
stances. \ Belgian journal furnishes ali
example A woman was lately accused Of
poisoning, and was on the point of being
condemned, when she entreated that her
husband should be called to speak as to her
character. The request was granted, and
the husband testified with superb frankness
that the best proof Of the innocence Of his
wife was his still being alive. Il am per-
Tsaaled," he said, that if my wife had the
slightest inclination for poisoning, she would
have begun with nc, for she has detestcd me
most cordially for the last ten years" This
evidence threw the jury into a roar of
laughter, and produced the acguittal Of the
woman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11
IF you want GLASSWARE. buv it Of
Z MCCORMICK & Err.
SPRING 1860
CAlTP AIGU.

KGTITH HAT IN HAND, We make
w our Best Bow to our patrons and
the public. and take this method to So
iicit q ccn'inuauce Of The very liberal
patronage we h.ve heretofore enjoyed,
confident that with our much improved
iacIliries ami fast increasing business,
we are able to offer inducements to buy
ers Of Clothing, DC. that cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction.
In order TO be foremost in this great
trade. we adopt as our motto:
keep none but The best made goods
and sell at the smallest living profit"
Our goods are got Up in Tue most ap-
proved style, aud made up in the most
thorough and woTkmanlike manner, and
which We guarantee superior to anything
ever offered in this market.
II is no doubt well known hat our
facilities in purchasing our goods exceed
those of any House this side of the
Eastern Market.
Our connection with oae OF the larg-
est Manufacturing and Wholesale Hous-
es in New England, through which
goods are shipped to us at the very
first cost of manufacturing. gives US the
advantage over all ~. Competitors. II
we did not buy cur goods cheap, of
course We could not sell at TIE prices
Jha, we 60.
Our stock Of ready made Clothing.
Furnishing Goods, Cloths, C~assimeres
and Vestings, Hats, Caps and Trunks,
Is full and complete.
In connection with the above, We
would state that OR stock of Cloths,
C4ssimeres and Vestings fer Custom
Work cannot be surpassed either in
quantity, quality. or variety Of pattern.
We shall take particular pains to merit
the appreciation OF any who may give
Us their influence and patronage in this
Department.
Every garment warranted to fit.
Merchants furnished at the lowest
Boston prices.
&. u. REED s. CO.
NO. s, MARKET STREET,
anil Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

HOW DR0UTH BENEFITS TIE

1S1-s
Dry and hot. Hot and dry, How much
Everything suffers for the want Of rain,''
exclaims the farmer, IS the empty clouds
melt day by day from his sight; but chem
ical science shows Us that drouths are orc
of the material causes to restore the con-
stituents Of crops, and renovate long cult
tated soils. The why and wherefore Of
this, we may here reproduce. condensed
from a paper by Prof Higgins, chemist Of
the State Agricultural Society Of Maryland:
The loss Of mincral matter from the soil.
results from the fact that it is taken up by
growing ereps, and also carried away by
the surface water flowing into the streams,
and thence into the sea. These two causes
are always IN operation, and Fera there no
sources of supply, would in time render the
earth a barren waste. The diminution
which arising from continued cropping, is
in part restored by manurcs. and the same
is true of the constituents washed from the
soil by surface drainage: but this supply is
small, uncertain, and oflimitcd application,
and Providence has provided natural means
to restore lost mineral constituents to cur
arabic land. At intervals, drouths occur
to bring up from the deeper undcrsoil, food
for the use of plants when the rains shall
again fall to dissolve and bring them into
action.
/ drouth acts upon the moisture in the
Earth as.follows. During dry weather, a.
continual evaporation takes place from the
surface soil, above that supplied by rain
and dew, which creates a vacuum $50 far
as the water in the surface is concerned
that is at once filed by water rising from
the sub -soil-extending deeper and deeper
as the drouth continues and the moisture
is inhaled circulation of water in the
earth the reverse of that which takes place
In wet weather. This progress to the sur
face of the water in the earth, manifests
itself strikinsly in the drying up of springs
and wells, and streams which are support
ed by springs.
Not only is water thus brought to the
surface of the earth, but also all that the
water holds in solution. There are salt Of
lime and magnesia, of potash and soda, or
indeed whatever the subsoil or top strata
OF the earth may contain. The water on
reaching the surface Is eyaPoratcd, but
leaves behind its lime and potash, its
phosphates, s~ilicatcS, carb0nates, and salts
all indispensable to the growth of the veget-
able products of the farm. Rain water.
es It falls, will dissolve hut q very small
portion of some Of those substances; but
when it sinks into the earth, it then be-
comes strongly imbued with carbonic acid
from the decomposition of vegetable matter
in the soil, and thus acquires the property
of readily dissolving minerals on which be-
fore it could have little etfect-Scicntifc
drtiSal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

NO FOX COASJLIIIION.
BOTANIC AND homeopathic REMEDIES.
(No caiomel. or other deleierioUs drugs are Esed)
All ChroIi; or long standing Diseases are success
fully treltel.
Observation-Disclosures nerau Ecmfnts-
Sics- Hcadache-NeryoUs DiselSes-Spinal Affection
-MercJrial aud S~yPhiltie Discases-U Ulcers
OF Diseases Of the SEin-hisease
Of the BraiG-Eye-Ear-1hraat- Luu=s-H Heart
Liver-StOmarh and BoWels--kidneys-CrinaTy an
Uterine Diseayes-Frmtle
Ola OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -COnsucaption--
Brouchitis-Dropsy- White SwellE CLIP Disease
Fever and Ague &c.
DR.. Sands mode OF practice, is no. to nndermIn
the constitution. to overcome disease, Int hy the il
iicious administration OF medicines. remove the caG=
or germ OF diseased action: sustaining at the sane
TIM, the natural powers Of the system.
His remedies are pleasant 70 take AMI impart visor
aui strength to the whole system PERSEVERANCE in
reatmen viii otten cure the most hopeless CAGES.
DR.. Sands by the symptoms, AMI an exarination Of
the case. & vial Of uriuel detects E.th certainty, ne
nature % the disease, without she patient apply.1E IN
person II at any time incoHyeaieat.
Persons desiring a correct knowledge Of = dis
eases with which they are afflicted. mag rely ri.hi1-
Plieit confidence, upon having impaired 70 item a
true statement Of their condition
March .. Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

4 FAMOUS SPELLING MATCm-A gen.
Geman in North Chester, Vermont, two or
three weeks since, offered as q prize, i
copy of Webster Unabridged Dictiona-
ry' to the one of the scholars in ali the
public schools in town who should ''spell
all the others down" Seven schools were
accordingly represented, and about adozen
teachers and a large crowd of spectators
were present when the trial took place; on
the 18th ult. Only one trial was to be
had on a word, and the inf rtunate who
missed must take his or her seat. Eighty
scholars contested for the honor and prize,
and after five hours trial, five pupils re-
manned standing. and the enthusiastic au-
dience soon raised the nccdful to purchase
each a copy of the great Unabridged"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

1.-The first time I took my Oldest boy
TO church, waswhen he was two years and a
half Old" says a minister's wife, Il man
aged, with caresses, and frowns, and candy,
to keep him very still till the sermons was
half done. By this time his patience was
exhausted, and he climbed to his feet, and
rstOod on the seat looking at the preacher
CHS father quite intently. Then, as if
he had hit upon a certain relief for his
troubles, he pulled me by the chin, to at
tract my attention. and exclaimed, in a dis
tinot voice, Mamma, make papa say
Amen"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

u p -4aAaGI EalAELlN aNufEEA W
give such balm as have 10 strife
With nature or the Laws OF life
NIJh blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
lie is n Physician indeed. Y in Cures
The Indian IL RIB Doctor, Il }. LYONS, cures the
following c-mplaints in the most obstinate stages o.
t.cir existence viz:
Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dropsy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness. aud all o;Eer Nervous De
rauUzIUeuts. Also, ali diseases Of the Blood
such IS SeToiula, Erysipeias, Cancers,
Fever Sores. Leprosy. and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms Of female DIhcullles attended 10 with me
happiest results
II is hoped that no one will despair OF 4 Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
a lair aad iaitaiul trial. During the Doctors
travels in Europe West Indies. Easl Indies, south
Am erica and the United States, he hIs been the in
strumcut In GOds hand, TO restore TO heaith Hrd Nisor
thousands who we're given up and pronounced incur-
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians; nay.
more, thousands who were on the verge Of the grave.
are nov LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill AID successful treatment, and are daily
NclaimiuE-~Elesse lie the day when first we SaE
and partyOk OF the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references OF cures will be gladly and
cheerful Is given whenever required
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he viii
in nowi>e directly or Indirectly induce or cause any
iuv.lid TO take his meiiGines without the strongest
probability Of a cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall be literally considered.
u FPost udice address. box 2663.
Sep 81, J9.-y X J. LYONS. ND.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11
April and Hay Appointments, 1860.
F. IL. SANDS, NJ. d.,
TRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND

(IGfe OF jamestown, RAJ
Graduate, in lea, Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons OF tie City OF New York. and fifteen years
experience ia the treatment of Acute sad Chronic Dis
e4s-s-teu years IN the City It New York. Two years
experience IN that immens- hospital for the treatment
OF Diseases o! every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About : tAh cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the trearment OF the Ply sisiaus
anf Surgeons Of this Institution.
During every mouth in the year. Or Sands may be
consulted, at the following places:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11
WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE

~ IVhTs n WHNNE.F-
R-sH The Proprietor desires TO inform his
NCssAS[ friends and patrons. that he may now
EE1TF be found on Liberty street. south Of the
49, Bank. where as fOrnerly he is manu-
featuring TO order, andfOr sale Carriages a nd Buggies
OF every escTiptlo and Willconstantly keep On hand
a good assortment ofthe most approved stS les, which
for material. substantial workmanship, and elegance
Of hnish, shallnOtbe surpassed in this section OF Ohio
Those Eautine a vehicle Of any kind, viii do veil by
giving me 4 call as they can scarcely fail in being
suited. either in style, quality terms or price.
Painting and Trimming done in a superior manner,
ard at prices that viii give satisfaction.
Cash WILDE paid, and good prices. for tae best Of
all binds second growth carriage lum0er.
Warren, April - SO. Z X WISELL-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11
Nays. WOODS u Pc
HscEataE N0(Tee.

4 DELLA, TIE OCTOROON; a
~ splendid new book, just reed at s..
OUININE. 20 OF. Powers and
wightman's. at WOODS d PEW's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

THE FATE Of Sir John Franklin dis
covered. This is a most interesting new book,
and is sought arer. Sold At DAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11
Nov I lay ne down to sleep

I VIlF INt LVTW ny euNI 10 httUf W
MhereoPon the former cxclaicd, 81 give
1t up. [ didn't think yon knsw it"
A few evenings since, at n of our rrin-
ciPal hotels, a party Of gentlemen were
engaged in relating series. when one Of
them told the above. The company, q
course, all laughed, but one young man,
in particular. who pridcs himself on his
correct understanding and great biblical
knowledged laughed the loudcst and longest.
After he got through, he exclaimed: ..He
commenced at tie Heid,Ne didn't he?" The
company didn't laugh any more.-Nqas-
field Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-11

NELL PosTED.-0gr readers az reInem-
Der the story Of the two Georgia judges
about the Lerd's prayer. One Of them
bet with the other that he could not repeat
it His companion accepted and Immediately
no,,,,o,-ol.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-26
Fl. Y Z; r O. L N
eandR Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.,

and will keep constantly hand well selected assortment
following, all usually Drug ooe
which he will sell at the Lowest Current Cash Prices