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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
How Is 1T

A subscriber. writing to Us. asks, II.
nosAc Federal Onion alrsS6y dissol7ed7''
Ire question is startling The love ard
Te7crencs for the Uaicn. the pride il its
hissey, in she free principles.o Of its govern
meat and ia is wonderful progress, has
haen 50 inter1c7cn With every thought Of
the past and hcpe for the future, in the
breast Of every we'll visher te his country,
that to think Of its disruption as being
possible, sends a thrill Of pain to his heart
But reluctant as We may bsto admit it, VIC
cannot shut o0r eyes to the fact, tha: notr,
there il within the boundaries Of the
Uased Ssatea a government exercising its
frnceiOns-independe,t Of tbs Federal
G~cseranent and in defiance Of It. SeEen
Of the State. acknowledge its authority,
sad refuse to admit any allegiance tote
government It Washington.
The leaders Of the accession movement
in those States, have chosen a President.
and all the oHoers of a government, and
the citizens Of those States, generally, il
they do nos all fully sustain, at least &C
euiescs IN, and By 50 doing, virtually &C,
knowledge it Laws have been passed, an
a-n5 has heen collected, = navy. (su-h
as il isl is in existence, a tariff for reve'
nue. has been laid, duties on exports and
imports. and taxes are collected, and all
the machinery Of q government, is in ful!
operation
These b ing the facts, the question Of
our iuqsiring friend, is not strange. as it
might at FIRST seemed to be; it remains for
time which tries all things." to answer.
Our faith in the wisdom and integrity Of
Mr.. Lincoln and his Administration. is
u~pxaveriag. and We feel confident tina. all
that human wisdom can do to guide the
ship Of state through the rocks and break
efs that surround it. will be done. The
future il in Gods hands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

CLAWS OPINION OF Misunderstanding
to the report in the Benton Abridgemeat OF
Debates, vol 16, p. 594. Henry Clay thus
spoke in 1850 respecting a South Caro-
linian now VIGOROUSLY infamous: Mr..
President: | said nothing with respect to
the character of Mr.. Rhett, for / might as
we'll name him. But if he pronounced a
sentiment attributed to him. of raising the
standard of disunion and resistance to the
common government, whatever he has been,
if he follows up the declaration by cores
Ronding overt acts he will be a traitor,
and Ihope he t0W meet the fate Of q trail
tor. i have heard with pain and regret a
confirmation of the remark l made. that
the sentiment of disunion is becoming ia
miliar. l hope it is confined to South
Carolina. l do not regard as my duty
what the honorable Senator seems to regard
as his. If Kentu,ky tomorrow unfurls
the banner of resistance, l never will fight
under that banner. l owe a paramount
allegiance to the whole Union-a subordi-
nate one to my own State
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
Religion in Politics.

The difficulty of aleasing everybody is
rather ludicrousiy illustrated in the case
of the indianapolis Republicans, if the
assertion If the Sentinel he true. Some
v%isilant guardians of the public welfare
made the discovery that the Methodists
and Complexities were getting the lion s
share of the offices. and forthwith raised a
breeze and had the thing stopped So We
suppose the members of those deuomina-
tons may as we'll count themselves out for
the rest of the fight. Our indianapolis
friends are evidently as wide awake on
the subject of Their religions as their po-
liticAl rights.-Ca. Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
The Policy Of Mr.. Lincoln.

Mr.. LINCOLN is determined to exhaust
all honorable aaeans to bring about a peace
full solution of our National troubles, and.
in so doing. he is weakening the strength
Of the enemy and adding immensely to his
own. If a resort to the sword shall ever
become necessary to sustain the Govern.
ment. it will be noefault Of his. if he re-
sponsibility shall not clearly rest upon the
enemies of the Union. Mr.. Lincoln is PC
culisrly situated. He comes into posses
sion Of the reins of Government at a time
when Floyd. Cobb and others haze deple-
ted the Federal treasury-transported to
the South the major part Of the arms and
munitions Of war-sent to distant seas the
Federal navy-sent revenue cutters where
the traitors could easily seize them through
the treason of those who commanded them
and left the most of the forts of the
South in the command of traitors. chief
among whom is TWiggs. He succeeds a
President who permitted the scige against
Sumter to 90 on until reinforcement of that
fort has become almost impossible. He
finds seven States pretending to be out Of
the Union and arrsycd in open rebellion
against the Federal Government. He finds
those States with an organized Government,
with q President. Cabinet. Congress. an.
army, etc. He finds the border slave States
talking-o of seeding, aud he finds in the
Northern States a small party Of men SYM
pathising with treason. These are the
discouraging circumstances under which
he goes into power. 1t is his purpose to
preserve this Government, peaeeably if he
can. fOrcibly if he mast All honorable
and peace. bic means will be resorted to.
and, if they fail, then comes the ether al
tentative. Peace is infinitely preferable
to war if it can be obtained hOnOrably; and
VIC arc s7tS6ed that Mr.. Lincoln il deter
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

TR0rstops TINES IN AKIzoyA-It
would appear from { letter in the st. Louis
Republican. dated at TueksOn- AriIpna.
on the 5th inst, that the people Of the
Territory were suffering exceedingly from
the hostilities Of the Indians who stop the
Overland stages. rob and murier the pass
sengers. burn Erm houses and carry off
stock. The stage which arrived at Tuck
son on the 4th. from the East. was attacked
by Indians aboBt 90 miles from its desti-
nation and the driver severely wOuhdeA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
Nat Glenn Yet.

TSs sep aaa whose gong and yelling
we're % annoying atthe Agricultural Fair
il 2s conDty. two pears since. has turned
PhRssAesssr, n. Y. The Union says
Professor Gardner. the New England
Soap Man" as he delighted to call him
elf ran away from this city. a few nights
ssa 70 avoid ~praseeution or a fOgging for
ioaeoeat szposura
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE A. Sp+ cIaI M,steI.
- Georgs Eusssln.n. Guar In rrumbaIl Com.

SHERIFF'S SALEA> Sp- ciaI NJ ,ster.
~ George FusseIn.n, Guar In TrEmbuil Com
vs. mon Pleas.
John Battles. ct al By virtue OF an or
der % sale. iE the shove entitled cause. issued out
Of the Court Of Common fleas Of Truzbzli. Ohio.
AID TO nc din seted and delivered. ! have levied en
and sksii Sfer TO public sal at The dOor Of the Court
Baass iE Warren in said county, Ca
S turdoy the 27h day Of APril 1861,
"-iE.sn the hour, OF 10 o'clock A. ". and I eel, CD
p. N OF said day the foi'.Eing described Rssi Is
tate. 70 VII s,IRste in the Township Of TssthersErld
icing township No t"r-- in the third range o. town
ships in the Conaee.ieut Western Reserve in the
State Of Ohio. ant which is also in he eouHty Of
TrunhH all aud is kporn Lsund,d and deserihs' AZ
follows. TO cit: ReEinning b = point in tas center OF
the Highway which pOint is Also in a line running
three feet vest Il the house and perP .ndicular to
the highway and running rioag the middle OF the
h'gh~ay s 67% > II 30 chains. thence along the
highway : 53XS 3. 10 50 chains to the east line Of
lS; - in the fDG0 acre Salt Spring Tract. thence
ssuth on said Let linz lE.2 chains TO the sNrth line
Of aAid LOT. th-res vest on The south line lS.7~ chainf,
thence meth "a. vest y 6S chains. thence norh
s3a(S, east 50 chains to The point OF beginning. and
contains forty shree aLd two thirds acres Of land Nith
monuments mao { Of wood or stone at each corner a.
surveyed y K Burrhsm EeputE County Survey
%. Sept. %. 1855. be the ssne more or less AppraiS
ed A. S-Per acre. Terms cash.
A B LYMAN. SheTiR.
sheri5's Once, Warren. March p, lesl-SH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
The New Senator.

Hon John Sherman has been elected to
gil The vacancy in the Z. S. Senate. ocoa-
sisDed By the resignation Of Gov. Chase.
He has already taken the seat he ID 80
well qualified TO ell. With Wade and
Sherman in the Senate, Ohio viii be as
vel represented in that body, as sAe pcs
tibly can be.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
E&sh B.ihsA Rsri,x-rae content

EASth British RsTi,1 -rae contents
Of IL Garrett uumbsr Of this zterliny QUAR-
terry. IN IEdia Convalesoept Shelly and
BIS recent Biography. Large Farms and
tbs Peasantry Of the Scottish LOwiapis,
Lord p1adonsld. Modern NscsOnancy. En-
gisccriDs AID Engineers. The Political
Prcss-frcod, British and German. Home
Ballads aud Poems. DR.. carlyle's AusoEi.
sgraphy. LAID PslEsEstoD and OUT Foreign
Policy.
TsRas-Biackvood aud soy one Of thC
fear Reviews $500. The four Reviews
sad BhcIwccd. $1,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
CONGRATULATE UUk X.

era upOn the distsE=rJ Of a sure care for
Rh-umsEisB. G~ut and Nesrzlgia and all Nrrcu-i i. !
H--a.vS. Ehich ~ "a Ct d Wi,heut the .se sf later
n.I IA iieinvs. which d trey the const,Etion and
8 v temper .ry r-tier only In fact il 10 he Only
SI.wn remedy "a cling a P-T c, ours. and Ne feel
glrfzutcd from IL 'reHanend.tions. In calling the
ATTENTION q the IN cted sn those hsS AZ friends
suherjGs fro Ehrunstism G-ut or Seurzlgia. or the
Yernieious feet a hereEry. To the aHVertiseneat
IN 1n'tl'f coiuIlH NJ oar psPrr. 81 Dr. LeisEn An
q EhsunsIic a1rd. lReb. ~. is6i-3n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
Matriaats.

In Vt,nna. F-b. 26th. by R-T. x Bates Mr..
NOBLE F Lanyard. Ia Mas ASTIA L.
LEFT, dnugl ter OF Homer Leei. Egg.
By SAmu-l Fansbr. Esq at ihs Brides Fa
Their. On thu 2Ith day Of March. 1861. Mr. ]
j. MINING In Mss LAURA A. HUNTLEY
all 81 Bristol.
Also, by the same, at Henry Barb's. in Bris
tol on til 2Ist day of March. 1861. Mr. SYL-
YESTER y sCHOvILLE. Of Mecca, 10 Mss
MARGARET R THOMPSON, Of BRISTOL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

TEE BUReH DIvoReE Casa Cor
YssEs9dent writing from Chicago to the
Milwaukee Democrat says
The Barca divorce ease is still before
the Court Oh q notioD for a new trial
ThateEer tie eEees of the 6rst trial may
have been upoD he public. it has either
ts;sd 70 conRipo Ar. Barsh of the injustice
Of his demand. OF has failed to overcome
lis s5sinscy. 1t is not true, as has been
reporsed, that the trial has cost him 81
90. ooe. or that 1t has used up a large POs-
nsn Of la fortuna
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
Cosmopolitan AT Journal

AS usual The Embellishments ofthis quar-
trly are very fine. Winfield Eowelr' Is
concluded. Another Sketch from the
Eslieyo Of Virginia" appears The Sculp-
t.E q ArignOa," By Miss Touatt, The
Sounding Stasute Of herncn." MASTERS
II AT ard Literature" are among the az
Eds In tbs 1Enbcr.
W T. Porter. is tic agent for the Cos
nopaitan. in this county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
BIZ cd FOOD

is offered = es~tl5a cad Tsiz5ie -eaeds. Differing
in every psri-u.1 fs1a Ia P-5eat De- sturs % The
day it s. a chem 30 CON ir-uou of IRON SUI
PHCR ~ PHOSPHORUS II vciy rTest worth
and q -ly Gu4tErds urtr % -i Gni grateful testimony
10 the ;rLefis II has conferred o. them
TuCk Il 81 DUPuNT. 500 Brca.vEy. Kew EeTks
are III s0e urJsrt.t"r- OF the artr-ie. and b. 2 n
consequence Of fraud attempted upon thu pu lie.
chstgvd III csio- uf the Cut side Erapper tTor Tcd 10
yeli-W. AID Increase tht SIZE Il he bottle 20 =
Ounces B. v-rv cautions in buying T. see tat th-
fac SimiIt Of their signature is o.. the cgtsiSe Of he
wrapper A. all others arc counter fctL
fg-r. % I~rfI-g.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

During the three months ending Feb.
20. the Adams Express Company conveyed
to the United States Mintat Philadelphia.
S., 400. 900 copper cents to be ex;ha nged
for the nickel Dues OF this amount ST.
100000 we're sent from Boston and the
East. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
q rH)4 " CONCERN

Az y, rsO-s md I'D o us. where accounts
haT' "e-n . aRding K months. also ali Noses part
tue. c-e earnestly r-qd--ted to tile the 81 ne pre-
w "a Aoril { A. -1sh gessIsSs AMI notes re-
va IN un- { - the So si-i - placed In h
--ae i,tf T.p -ESD& - o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
DLACK SPANISH g e

~ will sell a fes dozen eggs from NJ fzl slSo4-
ed. watts faced bisek Spanish iOwis ~ S:.Oo per daA-
en- Iyurch1s=a my fsSls lass year ron the psaitry
yard o: D - H=drSn. U lea. n Y They we're hrsd
by hin IRON slo:k Imported - Iehn Giles. Apply
to D r.. E~STAEROOE.
One mile n0ra Of Q1iaoy Hill-
March 20. Issi-3NsI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

OIL IN A~sHrABuLA Co.-rhe Ashta bula
Sentinel says th1t Mr.. john Blnsom. of
Harpers6eld. has struck . rich vein Of oil
at the depth Of about 500 feet
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
II ny virtue OF the HathOritJ yeEtsdin ne By the
wiII Of Cornelius Boyd. a.e Of L0rdstown.d deceased
1 will offer ~ PunIie ssle Ola
Wednesday. loh APrz.Gt 10 O'Clock An.
The farm Of Io5 acres belonging to the estate Of the
atS Carnsiius Boyd. Said farm Is veil UaL=rsd. hiss
several never failing 81 rings. = aae orchard OF tn
! hest " rietiss OF fruits, &c. &e It will &c oasred
Rltoxethsr or in parcels as purchasers may desirs--
Tsrns:-Oac fourth cash In hand. the Daisree in four
rq1sI sRa1si pAyrassGs With interest % DC eenrated
and paid AanaAiiy JOHS
March 81. IsGl-3sI Sx of CoRNkLIps BJTB
NOTICE
~ The undsrsigpsd has beea duly APpsia 81 al
HiTi Of the esgA OF Jshn hilliams. hts 81
Grsen County. Wisconsin,, deeeA ed
p March "a. Iy6I.l @ W. BU5HNELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

Making connections as follows:
Al Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo. Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland * krie, and ClgVe-
land 4 Pittsburgh RIihUata. =
At SolOR With hacks tor ChAgrin FAILS. &e-
AT uantu4 With hacks for RRvennz. &s-
At DraceVilie with hacks ioI Newton Falls, a..
AT T ares With hacks for sharon GfesnViIls, Mead
willie. Bioomfsl "a. Garfield. &c
At YO1nG town with stages for New Castle. Pcand.
Logeii, and Easn VALLEY, and thence BY Y p " q
c. Railroad TO Pittsburgh. Eel.
Mar. 20. 1851. cHAS. L. RHODES, sept
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
COMMISSIONERS Oh

y hull Co.. March yin INbI.
Notice is hereby given that the cenni,sioners 81
frumhun County A. their regular Session in March.
I.sI. ordered thar Tiers be levied for Roar rSS rOsEs
a.. haif mill on the dollar Of all the Taxable Prop
ert, or sAia county. ard that said Tax nay be dis
CHARGED in labor on the highways IN said county TN
aeT the direction Of the sUperytfors % the several
rad districts thereof before the frst day Of Jsly
next. in manner prescribed By laR.
o. L. HQLCoTT.
March 90, Is6l-IHI County auditor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
Cr@ftnberg Family Medic mes.
EOR Sale BY sgen.. throushOa. ,hs
HOME TESTIMONY.

Hartford. TruDouil Co o, Match :. 81.
7 aafesy csrt.fs thst l nave assa d>aIinz ~ ths
o.=stLherg Nedirihts kr the past year. anI go
truiv - thGttnSy have set With the decided appro-
fsriou Il III peorlr u this place. particularly the
Pills and Catho. iron They viii readily perf5ru all
acI mor- than is promised for them l have ssld -
bent hty hottleS0 IN q ttholieoE tn p1st ssss7n.
ami hear th- osst re ats in eve , eaSg
, a.. .. Johnson. Medical Agent
Read shat DR.. BsshBeli says Of the Sr0feneerg
h..dicia =. D.. . IS A physician Of ertendTs srse-
tie, sn5 enc Of thu most sue -essful in the eosnty
.rrunaGIJ e which M res lies:
HARrEuRB, Trunbuil co.. March ., Ut
This certlGrs that | have ussd th> O. 8s15srG
Pills and MsEshs's Ca.hOheOn- sold hers. oy y u
C.. Jsh. son in ~ v-s;tiSs.t 10 AZ Su:ars sa1Gas-
ton. rheS are sIo1 medicines
D3 q " BUsHNRLL-
WET BsDToRD- coshoe'sn Co.. Nav 10. 81.
Mr. " g. ngsley- sffs-I hare -ssa ssliias ~
nsdiri--s 81 he q 3sea.srS CSRstnV for the last
tn year. and have i ~ ishly franl them TO give
great satfsfActi IN al he pills I have sold = = great
many Families A. F=zu AZ - tReir TIA an. cOaes ant
with NJ trade they have b eSne a . Spls article -
Asrsh-l = Utertne CsthOhesn - . N -iierns that kss
done a grrst amount OF good N female d.ssasesL-
One lzay I sold u - told ne that she hat received
move bsn.st from one bottle n an 81 did from = long
c0urs- % ne.tiszI treatment y tn N st skitlfuiphy-
sictana Your. truly. JANIS HtLSoN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

II Notice l. h-reh' ,iyen that the undsrsigned
has keen sps oInted and tDIy qualified as FxecutOf Of
the asst ~ u ard trtsHtnt Of Jefn Taylor late Of
BesopoisHis. TUE, 81 ceS'ty. ftio. decraSsd
March Il. Is6t-3N%t GE' RGE FCObRrER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

DRowN'SBRONCHIAL TRoCH-
IL ISs Gross just reed BY Exprssa.
Ale. SMITHS DRAG Hers.
IxAreA 20. 1911
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

4 Co Partnership has his day been
~ snl-res into besu cen J Vautros. +. Aekiy 4
VI. " saekett who ViIl elnt ina c the business .t the
old stand % J. Vautras usder the FIN sad asne Of
J. YSusret & Co. We hope the liberal patronage
heretofore extended ~ the Pusiie TO J. Vautrot- Will
stall eontinue, aud We hope ny strict attention to b1-
sisess. to merit he ehtire confidence Of the tuslte
All persons knowing themselves ineehtta to J.
Vaufrot. pleas call and settle
warren Ges - 1851. }. VACfRor & G o
March IL, IsSI-3Xl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
EoERIsr& BURsEIT.
I EMUEL NEwToN's Estate

Wv Ell IL
~ Notice is hereby given that he subseriAers
have ! eeu appointed and qualified ss executors On
the estate Of LeEuel session. late Il kinSnSa Tram
hull eaR.ty. OhiS. deceased. LENUEL NEW TON.
TNares, 90. IS6I-3EI ISAAC N NEWTON
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1eh AAbtrtistn,uts.
CARD.

casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
rTEAM MIL. For SUE


"nON'T MISTAKE THE PLACE"
- a No 10. Market Street. yoa can buy PaiAts
and oils fer Spring Painting. reliable, fresh AID zen
uins Pa nrs Of Az cnlors.
ME.A SMITHS Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

The Rev. James Thurston of Belmont,
Mass. is engaged part of the time in lee
turing on fax cotton. By this new dis
covery. it is stated that New York can
compete successfully in the growth of cot
ton with all the Slave States combined.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
B0sroN MARKET. JUNE 4, 1851

Com Exchange The receipt since yesterday have
been 7sl5 bbls Flour and 1915 bu Corn so Oats, Rye
shorts. Tho market continues quite dull and prices
are almost nominal We quote common brands West
tern AZ 50 IS So fancy brands So S. 10 ~
80 ~ aud superior at - rs 9 pr Dbl, including
choice brands So Louis. Southern Flour is quiet and
prices ave nominal We quote fancy SO p extras 81 a
5O and superior at 81 90 pr bb including choice
Baltimore. Corn is dull and for southern yellow prices
are quite nominal Western yellow has been sold at a
a $50 and Western mixed 81 sac pt bush Oats are
quiet "a 80 pr bush Tor Western and Canada Rye
70. Shuts Sl250 Is and Fine Feed and Middlings
A. Sl4 Is pt ton
for prime FlS rs fJr mess and -lN ~ Tor clear
cash and Beef ranges from 50 a rs pr hbl for
trrccs and liza II l-2 in kegs; and Smoked Hams 2
l0s pr 10, cash and limos. Butter is selling at 10 a
l6e flr and good, and Cheese Sc pr To- as 20
qual-Iy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
Prr1ar.f from % prescription Of SRI. Ctlrte ~ d.,
Piys'eiui Extraordinary 10 ne Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfang iu the Of all
those painful and dangerous Diseases TO which the female
c1nsutuuou ,suhiect 1t moderaes all and re-
al obstruction and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited It will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These pm, sioui not be taken 5y f.ga'ss durin7 the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. as they are
70 bring Miscarriage but at any other time they
ere safe.
Ia al clscs 1f Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in
che Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight cSertion Palpim
tian OF u.c Heart ii siercs. and Whites these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed, aud all
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron. calome
anumony, or any thing hurtiu to the constitution.
Full direction, in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
SolcAgcut for thc United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, lLate /. c. Baldwin a Coo
Rochester, y. Y.
90 and postage stamps enclosed "a any
authorized Agent win insure bottle containing over 80
pills, ly return mail.
For Sale uy l.. r. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt
for Vermont 3S55
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
Marriagfs.

In South Hlrdvick, May Il, Mr. Edwin S. Gray, and
Miss Elyira @ SanhoTn, both Of Glover.
Ia West Randolph, May A. Mr. Russell Black jr., and
Mise Hula Bowen
In West Randolph, May % Mr. George ordway, and
Miss Laura Brown, both Of Braintree.
In Albany, May 20, Mr. Lorenzo Dyke Of Coventry,
aud Miss Fanny Russell Of Newport.
Ia Irasbulgh May IS, Mr. Albert Ross Of Woeott,
aud Miss Mary Collins Of Hydepark
Ia Montpelier May %. Mr. W j Atkins, late OF Cali
fornia and Miss Mary Il somerby Of Montpelier.
In Berlin, June |, Capt Presley Of Boston, Mass
and Miss Frances II Dodge Of Montpelier
In Calais. June 2 Nv Alexander Dngwal, Jr OF Wor-
eester, and Miss Mary Il Dodge, Of Calais
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07
NEWSPAPERS INDICATE PUBLIC
~ OPINION-U Usually cautious, there is great con-
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.

FROM THE NEW ORLEdNS TRUE DELTA.
There seems to be excuse for thin gray Hair,
that the celebrated Heimstreets Inmitable Hair
Restorative can be had"
FROM THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
"when people protect their Hair from the tell tale
marks Of age; when they mXurate in glossy black
locks advanced period OF their lives when white
and gray Hair be turned 20 a beautiful black
burn when Hair can be made TO grow upon bald heads
when all this be DONE il cannot do any harm To tell
what will do il. Hemstreets Hair Restorative will do
IT, This Hair Restorative u.s. beyond peradyenure, the
best thing Of the kind invented The facts in
possession in regard this wonderful preparation,
tant us in unqualhedly recommending it,
FROM THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,
''Many Of our arst citizens in St. Louis speaking
In glowing terms Of this article"
FROM THE CAIRO CITY GAZETTB
This inoomparably excellent preparation for the Res
toraon Of Gray Hair TO its original COLOR 10 preserve
Hair from falling out and TO badness, is sale at
Humphrey Drown's ia this city. The evidence that
this Restorative is humbug is conclusive. Testimo-
malls to that effect may be found in almost every paper
10 the county"
FROM THE SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST
Leave dyes alone, aud only some reliable Restor-
alive like Heimstreet's lnimitable."
Sold everywhcre-priee so cents and 81 per bottle,
W. H. HAGAN x co.
PRoPRIErOns, Troy, n. Y.