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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Pardoled.

We learn from the Fort Wayne Times
that Perry Randolph, who was arrested
about a year since, in this County. charged
with making or uttering counterfeit money
taken to Indiana for trial, and was there
convicted OF receiving stolen goods, and
sentenced for two years, has been pardon
ed by Gov. Willard.
The Times is down on those who pro
GRE the pardon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Sueeck OF Mr. Seward.

On the first page viii be found apart Of
Nh. Stewards Speech, which Will be con-
.cluded in our next. It Is one Of the great
est productions of a great mind, and Will
well repay an attentive pcrusaL 1t is a
clear and candid exposition of the princi-
pies of the two great parties, and Z concise
Aistory of the causes which have led to the
present state Of politioal affairs in the Uni
ted States. 1t is in no d a partisan
speech. and coming as it does from the best
abused mar in the country, cannot fail to
be most CALLING to those who have made
themselves hoarsc. baEing the irre2rcssi-
be conflict charges agsinstLim.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

WHO Is Conn BoYNToH?-The an
nouncemcnt that Mr.. S. c. BOynton, clerk
in the Stationary rooms of the House of
Representatives. has abscondcd after hav-
ing converted some hundreds Of thousands
of dollars Of government scrip into cash at
so cents on a dollar. naturally excites Gu
riosity as 10 who such Z remarkable finan-
cier is.
We are sorry to say that s. C. BoyntOn
called Cobb Boynton for short-Original-
Is hailed from Lorain County, cut for many
years past-at least through two Demo
cratic Administrations. has been an apt
scholar in the Washington school Of opera
tors.-ClercLqHa Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
100000 Short.

The appropriation of $1,000, made by
the Legislature Of Ohio, to defray the ex-
psnses of the visit Of the Legislatures Of
Kentucky and Tennessee, IS nearly a thou
sand short It must have been consilera-
BE Of a spree. The Columbus Gazette
says:
The expenses attending the late rcccp-
ton Of the Legislatures of Kentucky and
Tennessee in this city, amounted to nearly
$4,000. The hotel bills footed up some
thing like the following Neil House, 81
SOC; American Hotel, $3.50. Goodals
House, 1928: omnibus bill and carriag-
hire, S2I5; military expenses, S24O; Prin-
ting badges g., Sc, about 500. Total,
55,9l9.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
WEDNESDAY, HAR. IA.
Ts The Republicans Of Trumbpu Co.

In view Of the strenuous efforts making
By the Democratic party throughout tie
country to perfect their organizations,
severely designing to@carry thc-eemine
spring elections. from which they no doubt
expect TO make Political CoyttaL, VIC
would urge upon our Republican friends to
be on the alert; and advise them to organ
use Republican eEabs in every Township,
to meet as often as practicable, to discuss
the political topics of the day, and make
arrangements to procure suitable documents
for distribution. Let truth be diss5mina-
ted amongst the peOple-never fear the re-
suit, for truth is mighty and will prevail,
and when the result of the Fall elections
are proclaimed, old Trumbull will not be
behind her sister Counties Of the Reserve.
Yours, Sc.
HARMON AUSTIN,
r. A. A. BALDWIN,
LEONARD BURTON,
J. G. BUTLER.
G. n. HAPGOOD.
County Central Committee.
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Owen Brown AID T. Merriam.

The Grand Jury of Jefferson County. Va.
having found indictments against owen
Brown and Francis Merriam. two of the
Harper's Ferry insurgents. Gov. Letcher
has made a requisition upon Gov. Dcnnison.
of Ohio. for their arrest. Gov. Dcnnison
thus replies.
STATE OF ONO EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBUS, March s, 1850.
NJ. JOHNSON, Esq, Cleveland;
have examined the-Fefaisitiens Of the
Governor Of Virginia, and their accompany
ing documetS, for the cxtradition of Owen
Brown and Francis Merriam. which Won
delivered to me on the 9Th inst. and have
decided not to issue either ofthc warrants
asked fer. The reasons for this conclusion
| have communicated to the Governor Of
Virginia.
Respectfully yours, W. DEyyIsoy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
SYRACrSr March

SYRACUSE, March s..
SUIcIDE-This morning a man named
Tinker died from taking POISON. He first
poisoned lis Two Children aged about eight
ard six years, and having laid them cut
and folded their hands uror their breasts,
he left them in an unoccuqicd room where
some Of his furniture was stored, and went
to his hotel and took the poison. On Tues
day he poiso ned a horse belonging to DIR.
Searls Of this city and it is supposed he in
tended to shoot DR.. Searls, as a loaded pis-
tol was found on him. The cause was the
arrangement of his wife and her intimacy
with Or. Searls under the influence Of free
love principles. Great excitement exists,
and DR.. Scarls has been locked up ii the
Penitcntiary to protect him from the indig-
nation of the citizens.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

A DOUGLAS Victory IN AsHTABCLA.-
The "benighted" Democracy Of Ashtabula.
held a mass Convention. ovcrtLree hundred
strong. at jefferson, last week, to select Del
egatcs to the District Convention to do over
the work of nominating Delegates to the
National Convention. There had been
considerable effort by the two wings Of the
party to secure the delegates, and on the
last vote the Administration party was
beaten sixteen votes. Encouraged by such
4 demonstration, no doubt, Jefferson imme-
diately added two billiard tables to the at
fractions of the town, and commenced the
erection Of a Ten Pin Alley l-Back;yo
State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

Ia the Senate yesterday. a bill Su1Dlc-
mentary to the act fixing the compensation
cf members of the General Assembly. PASS
Cd March 3, 1852. was introduced and
read the first and second times. Tie bill
Making appropriation of the Sinking Fund
and the Temporary Loan Fund, for the
year 1850, was passed. A Rill. to pro
vide for the purchase and distribution Of
Swans and Critchfald S Revised Statues
Of Ohio, was introduced. Ir. Garfclds
BAL. To provide for 4 Geological Survey of
Ohio. was postponed until the lst Monday
OF January, 1861. The following bills
passed: 10 further define and punish the
crime of Arson; Toproyile for the purchase
and distribution Of Swan and Critehfclds
Revised Statutes of Ohio; TO amend section
6 of an act entitled an act 7, gulatine the
mode Of administering assignments in Trust
for the benefit of creditors, passed April s,
1859. a bill. Supplementary to the act
to authorize a contest in eases in which the
removal Of 4 county seat has been submit
ted to . vote Of the electors. passed April
- ACyas was A4NAyuG-Gu anu lCIl inc ufSI
time.
In the House, the bill to allow jrries to
qualify their verdicts in capital cases, was
ordered to be engrossed and set for a third
on Tuesday next The bill to
amend section l79 of the Code, was indef-
nitely postponed; a resolution was adopted
which provides for the appointment of a
committee of tbree to visit the Reform
School Farm, near Lancaster. and report
such suggestions as they may deem proper
as to the management of said Institution.
and appropriations for its support Messrs.
Andrews, Slusscr and Nigh were appointed
said Committee. Mcssrs. Parr. Robinson
aad T~anneyhill we're appointed on the part
If the Honse, on the committee to examine
he Treasury.-StateSMan, llA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Marriaqts.

In Blodnfs!d ON the 2G,h Of Feb. by FlIs,
Harmon Reeves. Dir. WILLIAM CHESLETT
and Miss EMILY HAYWOOD.
On The PSI, ins., at Pavehra. b1,thc Rev J.
c. Hart, Mr.. J. ". s%CMERvILLE. Elito, o.
tic Portage Sentinel, and Mss JULIA WHIT
TLESEY, all Of Ravenna.
In Vernon. ON the 9th inst, by Rer. David
King JOSHUA THOMPSON. and Miss A3IE-
LA AEINS.
At @LsavonwOrtb Kansas. March 81. Nv.
CHAMPION VAUGHAN. editor Of the Daily
Times, and Mss ELIZABETH NICCLEs. Of
that city.
On the 9Th inst, by Augustus Elw,lI Esq.
Mr.. John H. ARMSTRONG. and Miss
MARY S. FOLSOM.
In Fowler. MsrclrIlth. by VIM. CratsIey
ESQ, Mr. LEWISOATLY. and Miss THANK
Full BROWN, both Of Bazeta.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

\ VALUABLE DARKEY.-Thc Greensyillc
Is. c. Enterprise states that alta sale of
negroes last week, one of them, George, a
likely Fellow, said to be a good joiner and
carpenter, brought the enormous sum Of
thirty-Gye hundred dollars! He was pur-
chased by the Rev. J. P. Boyce. Mr.. Boyce
was afterwards offered four thousand dol
lars for him! There arc precious few
white nen Of our acquaintance who would
bring so high ! price il they were put up
at auction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
R-@D@~

The old folks Of Windsor, had a Leap
Year oyster supper, at Bernard's Hotel, on
Thursday evening. Feb. 23d, and We were
fortunate enough to be there too"
1t was 4 real genuine Leap Year affair,
the ladies did the thing mp calamity; chang
cd husbands. and paid the bill, "a very i'm
portant proceeding and af~terwads"saw the
gentleman ome."-AShta5uLa. Sentinel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

HoHoR ESGUGu FOR For Towy.-Mr.
Wilkinson and Mr. Bingham. the last cleo
ted L. S. Senators from Minnesota and
Michigan, were both born in the town of
Marocllus, Onondaga county, New York.
Both started in life poor and without in
Auential friends, and both con iucreI the
difficulties in their path by selEcultivation
and a strict observance Of the rules Of mo-
rality and honesty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

HUNG DY LYNCH JUEY.-Tke slave
Lewis, tried by 4 Lynch jury of twelve, for
the murder Of DR.. Keitt, in Florida, was
found guilty and hung. After sentence
he confessed his guilt. bat refused to impli-
cate others. lie expressed no sorrow, and
met his death with stole Indifference. Two
slaves are in Jail for the murder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

HE GREAT Observation-Disclosures vie.
tim has been sacrificed To fluid lamps, In
S%cituate. r. l., Miss Inman, daughter of
Ransom Inman, who dropped a fluid lamp
the flames caught her dress, and she lived
but a few hours after.
Spurious IS on the Mahoning County
Bank. Youngstown, are in circulation
They are thus described. "Yienette, five
gold dollars. three cupids, Indian princess
on left and hunter on right on vignetto,
female portrait on light end"
Mrs. Lythia Clapp, Of Ha tford, Ct;
thinks that Mr.. J. l.. Rosscr has damaged
her to the amount of So, 900 in refusing
to marry her, and prays the Court to
grant her that amount.
A householder in a Western village in
filling up his cen US schedule under the
column headed, Where born?" described
ono Of his children as born in the parlor,"
and the other up stairs"
1t is stated by a London paper that a
marriage is on the taps between the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. c. Dickcn S (lIiss Kate Dickens
and Mr.. Charles Collins, the brother of
Mr.. Wilke Collins.
Miss Marie Rozella recently made bal
loon ascension from Galveston. Texas, and
descended about five miles from the star
ting point.
Fanny Kemblc, in Boston the other
night, made her last appearance as a dra-
matte reader. She has been before the
public twenty-five years.
A man named Joyce, station master On
the D. Z. & c. r. R.. was stabbed and
killed in a drinking house in Dayton en-
Sunday night last.
An Inmate of the Newburg Lunatic Asy-
lum a day or two ago, made his escape by
saving through the floor with a sett of false
teeth.
Gov. Buckingham Of Connecticut. has
appointed Friday, April 9Th. for Z day Of
fasting, humiliation and prayer.
The Pennsylvania Republican State Con
%vention, has nominated for Governor, An
drew j. Curtin.
The Ripley Bee publishes a communica-
ton strongly advocating the nomination of
CasSius NJ. Clay for the Presidency.
The jefferson City (Mo.) Examiner has
hoistcd the name of Hon. Daniel S. Dick
inson Of n. Y, for President.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
The DoBglas Distri.t Convention.


As the Trunbull Democrat. being en-
gagged in the forlorn attempt to bolster up
the waning fortunes of the Buchanan adj
ministration, quietly ignores entirely the
late Democratic District Convention held
at this place. March Ist, common courtesy
requires Us to give its proceedings a place
il our columns. For this reason We DO it,
and not because We have n whit more
admiration for the character OF Mr.. Doug
las. han Of Mr.. buchanan. The former
has stopped and is now STOPPING rs low,
crawling, twisting. sluirming. and begging
as hum5ly Of his southern masters for the
nomination forzthe Presidency. as did ever
Mr.. buchanan, before or after he had &c
ccivcd it
We extract the following from the Can
field Sentinel
The meeting was organized by calling to
the chair, A. D. KIBBEE. Of Trumbull; G.
\. HowARD. Of Ashtabula, and HENRY
BALDWIN. ofTrumbull, wire appointed Vice
Presidents; G. G. WEARE, Of Mahoning.
and +. Q. Roof, OF A~shtabula, Secrcta-
ries-
The following were the delegates:
MAHoyING-Jacob Bronstetter, Jacob
3. Leach, F. F~ellnagle, Peter Kline. J
Heiner, J. H. Vaughn, f. Barclay, NJ.
Hackman, Clark Woods, D. NJ. Wilson,
6. g. Wearc. A. Early, S. Moser, J. W.
EAman, Isaac Justice, S. Ernst, E. Platt,
James Crooks, Charles Edwards, B. Bent
ley.
TRUNBULL-A. Osborn, N. Powers, H.
Baldwin. J. Hall, John Lamb E. Moore,
E H. Ensign. D. Anderson, \. D. Kibbee,
II. Hammond. G. W. Brown, f. L. Stowe,
l. Powe:s, W. H. Weeks, Chas. Smith, J.
D. Watson, S. L. Hunt, J. r. Woods.
AsHTADULA-GeO. 4. Howard, I. Smith,
R. Harris, W. Stanton. S. D. Ashley. Fred
Chapman, 4. a. Strong, r. Spring, E. D.
R. o. Root.
On motion. a committee on resolutions
was appointed by the chair, consisting Of
F.S. SMITH, J. D. WATSON, and J. HEM
cr.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following
@. ReSolced, That the Democracy Of this
Convention infexibly maintain and adhere
to the doctrines ~enunciated in the Cincin-
natl Platform, and that our delegates to
be directed to urge upon that
Convention a similar declaration of Nation
Il principles, without material modification
II change.
ReS0iced, That while at all times hold
.ng paramount the welfare Of the Democrat
parry irrespective of persons and sections,
We hereby instruct our delegates this day
;hosen to represent us at Charleston, to
every homo able course, and Use
proper means Defect the nomination
the Presidency Of that bold talented and
lonest champion of Popular Soyercignty-
Stephen y. DOUGLAS.
Which resolutions were unanimously
,
The Hon. DAVID TOP Of Mahoning Co.
nj Doctor D. B. WOODS of Trumbull, were
ppoiuted by reclamation, delegates to rep !
escnt us at the Charleston Democratic Ma
ional Convention. T
Poor Mr.. Buchanan Not enc word Of (
ommendation, or endorsement does his adj I
Illustration receive from the united Dem !
eracy Of this Congressional District. |
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Ashtabula IS Dauglas all oEar.

Yes, Ashtabul2 is for DoUGLAsi Send
the cheering news South. Let the glad
tidings speed from the blue grass plains Of
Kentucky, over the iron mountains of Ten
nesscc, along the coast Of the Mississippi,
and into the everglades of Florida. The
unfaItcring Democracy of Ashtabula, the
county which gave only two thousand SIX
hundred and eighty-eight majority for Den
nison. is for Douslas.-Cincinnati Com
meyc!QL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

New DEAF AMI DUMB AsYLUM.-Thc
bill which has passed the Senate providing
for the erection Of 4 new Deaf and Dumb
Asylum by q vote Of u to z, authorizes
the construction Of a substantial and con-
venient brick edifcc, ct a cost not exceed
ing $4,000, to accommodate 500 pupils
The appropriations are to be made in in
sediments Of $4,000 each, beginning next
49,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
-l<0~~

The NEW PENITENTIARY.-It is an
rounccd in the Cincinnati Commercial that
a majority Of the Commissioners of the
new PenitentiaTy agreed, on Tuesday nor
ming, to remocmend the location of the in
stitution at Sanduzky. A minority recon-
mend Hamilton, in Butler county. The
majority are understood to BE- Mcssrs jar
Wis and SIooner; the minority member,
(three gentlemen constitute the Commit
tee is Hon. Nelson Franklin. Two re-
ports will be presented to the General As
scmbly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Newspapsrdom-The Cash System.

Newspaperdom-The Cash System.
We notice that tie Cleveland Herald,
which for some years has acted upon the
advance pay system, 50 far as its weekly
edition is concerned, has adopted that plan.
not only with its daily, but also with its
advertising and jobwOrk.
This isiust what all the papers in the
Whole country must come to at last; it is
only a question Of time. This thing Of
having debts of frem one to ten dollars
each, scattered over an extent of country
as large rs many a European kingdom, IS
miserable business for small men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
A NEW PAPER.

A new Weekly to be published simulta-
neously at Oberlia and Wellington, has
just been started by Shankland s. Ham
mond Of Oberlin. Of course the News ad-
vacates Republican doctrine, and it bids
fair to render efficient aid to the good
c3use-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

FIRE-Thc dwelling house of John Hol-
brock. hut newly finished, situated on the
other side of the river, took fire on Sdtur-
day evening last, about eight o'clock, while
the wind was blowing with considerable Vi
olenec, and totally destroyed. 4 small
portion Of he furniture only was sayc!-
.ish'ub.Lf ILL.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
PI5ekToois Nag Z.ne.

The contents Of the February No, arc
Norman sinei2ir-Part %. The Diffusion
Of Taste among Al Glasses a National Ne
costly. St sscpheu'-Part ID Lord
DundonalTs Memoirs. Robert Burns
The Luck Of Ladysmcdc-Part 70. \
Visit to the Columbia River. Tie Sig
Little Man. France AMI Central Italy. .
Terms 81 rcr year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
P-AIyBsY1LLE ABrERT1szRAxD PEFss.

These two papers, the former under Mr..
N. r. Doolittle, and the latter under Mr..
John R. French, have been unitcd-Nr.
French taking control Of the joint paper,
to be called the Press and Adrert&er-
Both these papers were wide awake, fresh
and racy, and assurcdly their union will
but the more commend the consolidated
paper to the business men and readers of
Lake county. Mr.. n. c. SmaIIey is asso-
eiatcd with Mr., Freuch.-HeraA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

The Portsmouth Republican says
MANY of tic little ones of this city arc bc-
ing gathered to the arms of the great SheP-
herd, by that terrible disease, scarlatina.
The door-knoks fcstooned in their white
and black drapcry, inform the passcr-by, on
almost every street, that the king of terror
las claimed another victim"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
Innann Quarterly EsYieN.

Price 50 per year, Bla3kwool and arg
one q the Reviews, s., Blackwood and the
- Reviews sf0; Published by leonard
Scott & Go, y, Fulton St Kew York.
The eosrtcuts Of the JANUARY London
Quarterly, arc, The Tires Colonies Of Aus
tralia; Cotton Spinning Machines and their
Inventors. China and tho War. The
Roman Wall. Religious Revival. Life
and Works Of Cow9or, Reform SAiemes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
The Last Of the Harpsr's Ferry Pris-
o1eTs.

The efforts of the friends Of Stevens and
Hazlett to obtain a Communication Of their
sentences by the authorities Of Virginia
have proved unavailing.
They viii therefore be executed on Fri
day the 10th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
DIR. EATON's IYFANTILE CORDIAL

Hr. ENToN's INFASrIEE CoRpI1L is remarkable for
It's wonderful bensHcial effects IN the treatment OF
child en- toi Group, dyseutery. and ~teeJLiug. il has
never been surpassed. and mothers should al an tines
be provided with a supply, as they yalGe The Ives and
III comfort # their littie ones.
Tie PREPARATIONS Of BLOOD FoOn are gmCnE the
most important discoveries OF the ags. They ave not
incidence. but :oOi Ter the bioof; already p~itpaEeI
for absorption, pleafan, to the ilste. and natural in
a'tion aud what one gains, he retains. The BLOOD
FOoD is a scientific discovery. Differing from all rat-
ent IaedIeiH-s; and for cOusunl ti0n. throat diseases,
FLYER complaints, dyspepsia. and o.hlr diseases Incl
dent TO The human frame, Is uacqu iiel for ~ healing
snd strengthen qualities srz5ay, o, Ga=efe
II r see advertisement.
For saic ry MCOus & rEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

Six years since, a lady living at North
Sandwich, New Hampshire, accidentally
swallowed a shoe needle a little over an
inch long. She was considerably alarmed
at the time. but not feeling any inconven-
fence from it. the circumstance in time pass
ed completely from her memory. A few
days since, however, she felt a pricking
sensation in her foot, and in course of time
the needle was taken from the outer side of
the foot near the little toe joint-the wound
soon healing without giving her any trOu-
bic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

South Carolina seems terribly agitatcd
now upon the subject Of Disunion. The
whole State is Is lively as an old cheese.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

The Cleveland Plain Dealer %rejoices over
old Ashtabula. 1t head lines a dispatch
thus:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

THzRE ARE TINES WIEN the HAcrusu or PrRrrr
PILLS SHOULD Nor Dc TAKES, AMPLE EXPEn.E NE nav
ISG PEovEN THAT THEY Will SOr ONLY pREyENTPREG-
SANCY. BgT INVARIABLY CACsE MISCARRIAGE IT THEY
ARE TAKEN DURING THE EARLIEE NoSIHs: MARRIED. IA
BIES ARE THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGAINST UgING THEN
At srcH TINEs-AT kkY OTHER TINS IHEN ARE ssFE
tuil directions Cmp each BcX and package.
None genuine without: the siruaure Of FNIGrs
NORTON. Proprietor, Rue St. HOnore. Paris, or Mas
SOL d Laurie. Importers.
Price. 81 x per box; half boxes IS cents.
sold wholesale ana retail ty WOODS L Pew and T.
SMITH. STaAIToS d Co.. Warren NJ. T. jewell,
youngstown. Feb. 29-Cm