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around her aud extnguished the flames; but their
aid reached her too late she hsd inhaled are.
Coroner wiijey will hold an inquest to-day.
AMUsxxxSrs.
BAasUrs. The Mssonie Drama, " The Signs Of
King Solomon" will 10 kepa on for another week.
and the Tom Thumb combination will perform the
Rsvel Pantomime Of Mons De Chalenesu. Tony
Denisr will dance comic psntomme stills. In
the afternoon. the lsughsble farce Of "The Peoples
Lawyer" will be produced. The house Is always
crowded 10 the afternoon and evening. No sxtrs
charge TO the lecture room In the morning
CAsPBElL's MSsTnKLs.--Thsrs Is no abatement
Ia the attendance al this psce Of amusement In The
bowery. Next week. "Mssbcr and smAsher."
"I'd Choose to BE- Baby" and . new cong. my
Happy Village Home" are announced.
TRADES MovEaEyTs.
A mectrr was held on Thursday, under the aus
pces u the Citizens Association In the hall Of the
Cooper Institute preliminary N grand mass
meeting 70 b< called in the name Of the Painters
trade 70 b. held ata future day. Short speeches
were madc showing up the present corruptions Of
the City Government and rrcIosins as the only
remedy that the people take the matter into their
own hands. The meeting WAS most enthusiasts
md those present were most unanimous in Their
desire tor reformation in the City Governmcut.
CARryI AND FuRSfpuRE CLrrKs held thor usual
weekly meeting on Thu rciay, at 9c7 Bowcry. The
Standing Committees on Lsrly Closing reported all
st,res closed ct O'Clock except one u.ao In Hud-
Ron street below Spring who had lately come into
that ncighborhood. 1t was agreed to send . COM
mittcc 10 wait on him. Tie ConuIittee appointed
T. confer with the Hardware and House Furnishing
Clerks relative to consolidation oi the Two Socie-
ties reported prosre sfIcI which the NESTING sd
| jouruci.
PAeKiso Box MAKES held very large meeting
on Thursday, Al 1893 b. ~ery, snl nominated officers
for the ensuing siN month, delegation from the
Dry Gocls' Clerks appeared. to confer With the
Packing Brx makers In relation H. Irsies' move
| meuts.
JsuKD CoopxRs.-The Grand Society u this
t,dy hold meeting, Thursday. at ~ Bowery. A
debate occurred ~ to tho classification Of men. as
now prscti.ed in the Navy Yard, IN, the meeting
| adjourned without taking any definite action IN the
Premises,
| IEoS houLDEns beld's very largo nesting on
| Thursday, At 225 Is very, but transacted none but
the Jusl routine business, such a. collecting dues
hnes &c The Society now numbers over four
hundred members
| TuE COURTS.
| TuH CASE or TIM NV NATION The injuncto n
esirsinins Gen Clueret from publishing paper
known as the NRw nation, was dissolved yesterday
! morning, bis Honor taking the ground that IL was
sproper csse for = jury, and that would BE- =
great hardship TO prevent defendant froiu publish
| ng the paper until trial could be had.
Couar or GEsxRAI srsloSs.-Chsrles Patterson.
OF 1879 East lg,L street, convicted Of robbery,
In having been engaged with others in robbins Mr..
Lewis W. Ballard, In Third avenue near Eighth
street, the night Of Janusrya. The prisoner was
rernsnded for sentence. City Judge Russo passed
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ing . large number Of substitutes and the drSs
thsrs will probably b. very Light
Ar THE xxIrrso Of the ConrssstionAl Coa.
venuon. The sessioo of which hes juss siossd In
jersey City, resolutions w~s adopted. expressing
thanks for the recent military suocsssa rssoiving
TO sustain the brave soldiers who impsril thsas hives
for their country, and pledging renewed support 70
the Government.
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCI

pROTECT1VE WAR CLAIM ASSOCI.
L ALTON
OF TIE STATE OF NEW YORK
Otice-S5 Chamber ST. N. Y.
President.
Lieut.-Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT,
Hice-Presidenb
Hon. Hamilton Fish. Admiral Dupont
John l. cisco ESQ, Rudolph A. Witthaus Esq,
Hon. Edwin D; Moran, Howard Potter, E.q
. George Opdyke, VIM. h. Dodge, Jr, Esq
Hiram Barney, Theodore Roossyet -,
james w. Beekman, Peter Cooper Esn 10y
Rev. II. w. Bellows DID. George Bsncroft
John Jacob Aston, Esq. Daniel Lord,
James BLOWN Wilson q. Hunt -
VIM II. AspinwGL Alfred PeiL
James Gsllatin,
The objects Of the Association are TO secure TO SOL
der and sailors and their famuieA any claims Tor
pensions pay and bounty and 10 give advice and In
formation 70 them wtthout cost and " prevent frauds
sgsinit them and the Government.
v Kenny GREENEiEIp SECRETARY,
= Chanhon q ksU Yea
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SEWING MACHINES.
FOR SALE, A WHEELER & WILSON
l. sowing machine. Call sly W eat Seth A. b., or
and 10Th ave- ." vi ~
EOR SALE CHEAP-SINGER'S SEWINd
= machine, No. 2, at 100 Bridge st. brooklyn. %
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Too Late for Classification.
. BATHS.

CLARK-on FRIDAY. Sept. 90, Mr.. Hannah CLARK,
r.iict OF honn ClarA, Of the town OF Derry hsAr,
County Tyrone, ireland, sSsd 81 Year,
The relatives and friends u the family are resp-ct
fuy invited 70 attend the funeral sunday after-
noon At O'Clock, FROM the residencs Of her son
John Clark Clark q. ans
kEEFFE-on Friday, Sept. .23d, Mary Keefie, .
In the 2sth year Of her ase
II. friends and relatives Of the family sre resrce,.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on sunday sf,sr.
noon 25ih inst ct o'clock. from her late reside nee
~ West s9th at. 30
MATTLAGH- In Brooklyn. on Friday afternoon,
Sept 23d Of typhoid fever, Anna Nsria Louise NAT
lac, AGED 70 years and month";.
Funeral notice hereafter, o,A
,PARisE-on Friday, Sept. a3d. John a. Pari,e, In
the s5th year Of his ase. -
Notice OF funeral In to-morrov's paper. 9iO
,RltLLf-suddeniy, on Friday, Sept ga, Edward
ford. Ireland. ASed 80 years
The friends and relatives Of the family aiso ,ho.e
o. hh ssfeI Elzabet Oh and Mary Reilly, sre respect.
iuuy invited 10 attend the funeral on Saturday
shh insa at O'clock. from the City Hospital 2O6
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INSrRUCTlON.l

COOPER UNION FREE NIGHT SCHOOL
- Of science and Art. Applications for .dmiss,os
~ october IL on Monday and Friday evenings And
nom al duris the day Circular, contaipins ~
Information necessary for applicants copcer ths
cho2 can DO obsained Of the clerk at The Office q ;bS
institution Applications for admission to the clas.ss
IN vocal music viii be received during the first vess
10 Oetoher on the lst Of November = school Ia
IRE Ssi Chemistry viii be orysnizel, for sdmissoe
or TO Proie,sor CHAS. 4. stone a, The I shors,o,
q its n;litg,lon. by order OF the trustees ARRAY
p W. " ~ - SOC. SIS
41-WRlIlSG, BOOKKEEPING, ARIH.
me,lc, 'plins, $40 per quarter Navigation.
q bosery and Ys3 Fulton st, Brooklyn From Esv.
-. niohpn ! cheeriuly recommend Col. Paine = 4
fession.
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

Sep. g4--s R-s p-ss.su-Hw, NON Os -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23
our Rest CaftIe and sheeD.

One Of the serious evils of the dav,
so far as agricultural Improvement is
involved, is the almost universal prac-
tee of disposing of the best and most
perfectly developed animals, and re-
tainihgthe poorest and most insight
icantto propagate from. Our herds
and focks are annually picked in
this way, and, OF course, annually
dimished in value by It. If a farmer
has a good lambor calf, he is, usually,
SO certain to dispose Of it as he is t.
receive an offer for it, and to supply
its place-often by purchase-by a
poorer and less expensive one.
No farmer plants poor corn or sows
poor wheat if be can avoid it; and no
one should think of breeding well
developed animals from parents which
are unhealthy, orphysically deformed.
If yon have = well formed colt, calf
or lamb, let no price induce you to
part with it. It IS often well in agri-
culture, as in commerce, 10 disregard
present profit for the sake of future
gain. The points of animals, wheth-
er good or bad, are hereditary, and
We are often enabled to trace the
progeny OF q good or indifferent ami
NAL through many generations.
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PEN Portrait CT q Hfodel Cow.

She is marked with lines of come
illness, from the point Of her nose to
the root OF her tail-sprightly in look,
graceful in figure, and full IN all her
proportions. She has a coat of silky
hair; no matter what It's color, it IS
agreeable. She has a full, well placed
udder, and clean, taper teats. She
feeds well, and pours out a yield Of
rich milk. in p~rofusion. Her temper
is kind, and she is every way a CRATE
full animal to keep and look upon
Her sharp point, and peculiar outlines,
are 80 relieved by her gazelle head,
and fawn-like eye, showing unmis-
taxable lines of a~ristocratic blood in
her lineage. that she Is at once taken
into ones affections as a thing to be
cherished and petted-
To highten the description by way
OF contrast, the common animal Is
thus noticed:
Look at her rugged shape, coarse
hide and hair, and excess of offaI 10
horn, dewlap, and bone. She has 10
redeeming feature, save in the tolera-
bic quantity Of milk she occasionally
yields. She cannot become a lovable
object to any one possessed OF taste
OF an eye for the beautiful"
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G
FAMILY MEDICIN

ara prepared unasr the immediate supervision Of
L skIiHuI Pnysic1En, and they may be relied upon IL
all ezSeG-
TIE intelligence of the community il not insuItsJ
BY Inc oher Of n single medicine which claims %
curs ALL DISEASESs but tie GEEtSnbeIg Remedies
consists Of eleven different medicines, All uneSaaLeG
Ii NE cure u the diseases Tor which ttey axe RECON-
NEEDED. among which may be selected enc apprv-
pirate 70 any OF the Diseases incident 10 tas e0Gauy
and climate.
STTHE GREFEEBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any ether kind Of Pulls in tie world
zTSKEFENBEKe UTERINE CATHoLICON
is an lnfalible remedy Tor ali Female dssase-
ss-TEE UTERINE CATHoLICoN Will also
cure Gravel, diseases Of the Kidneys, urinary Gih-
Es-THE GREFENBERa sARsAPARILLA Il
oy tar the most powerful and etEeaeious compound
sF-TAE GKEFENBERG DYsENTERY sYR-
Up Is = certain and quick remedy for all diseases OF
kS-THE GRKFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails 70 permanently relieys this distressing dis
RfHE GRGFENBERG cHLDREN'S PAN
ACEA ia an Invaluable compound IN all diseases in
xrfHE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AeUE
REMEDY Is sovereign specific foE this particular
ErTHE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exeels al other salyes in in curative
sfects-Price2 p cent?
E[THR GREFEEBERG C0NSUMPTIVE's
BALM affords me most astonishing relief IN all pull
mOnaEy complsints-Priee - q bottle. ASrAn emf
nent Physician Of New York, states that he has
known the Grefenbsrg Consumptiye's Balm used
with great snecsssi In Dropsy. Our own experiences
@THE GRERENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
GTHE GREFENBERG EYE LOTION is un-
paralleled in all or diseases Of the eye
Price . Cent?
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Mr. Tool comming homo late on

Mr.. loot, comming home late one
night, was met at the door by bis
wife. "Prety time of night, Mr.. loot,
for you to come home-three o clock
in the morning; you, a respectable
and father of afamilyi" "Tisn't
three-it's only one" "My word,
Mr.. loot, you are drunk. It's three
in the morning" ~ say, Mrs. loot,
heard it strike one asI came around
the corner, two or three timcs-"
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Corn keeps best on the cob. Shell
such only as is needed for winter use.
The second quality, or smaller ears,
if kept in q narrow, well-ventilated
cribs, viii make good food for COM
m~eneeing the fattening ofswine next
autumn.
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patriotism" depends upon how
you spell It, whether you can praise
the article or not.-Pay-triotism is a
way that a majority Of men should
write the word.
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GO TO
4. McCONNELL'S.

AND GET Ills Owy MAKE OF
Men French CafD 5 Boots.
DO % do pS&DYB Boots.
do 30 Kip 10 do do
cosyss Boet. D s Prime.
FCSeoSeh gi~s. mems. Boy Kip 4 Coarse Boots
STmS Shoe. 30 Youth G GSRpsr I'm fip DO
Infants do do
Girls Calf and Kip d.
PS sg,b Brl"'G e. Nip IND n calf'
o TIRE LADIES.
Goat aud cid Balmorals. Goat and Kid Boots.
Egg!ish Lasting DO 9love Kid Balmorals.
Oar own make Of Cali, Goat and Nd BsJmorsls
and BOOtess.
Or MISSES AND CHILDREN
O0f own make.
Lasting BalnOre!s Lasting Cong Ga;ter.
Goat a hid do Calf and Goat BGotess.
sax gore Lasting Caters. 3 cent Shoes.
aid, Goat and Calf booteI,
Custom Work,
Best style made to order, from a ehiid's kid boo
zoe, 10 q mans sewed Z Boot.
Il. AeCONNELL, MAIN STREET,
Has the largest stock of Boots. Shoes and Rubbers.
ever before n thus market We do not ask you to
come and buy, bot come and let Us show you the
sYOus anu Prices aAd II We 10 not save you III pr CT
oh what you pay US cash for. we viii stop the works
and so as Cncie Sans boys Away down South il
Dixie, 20 fight seeesh.
A NJ c q o n N E l. l. S
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE.
Is one Of the best places on the Reserve, and has
oeen Tor fifteen years. 10 get good goods at low pri-
css- All work Is warranted, and what is not made
n the shop, We get made out, and Is warranted all
the same. AS-Do not fail 10 esll and see him before
you buy.
Meas Rubber Ovsrskoes, Mems Rubber Sandals,
W0mens do Homen's do
Misses and Cb1dren's OvershOes,
Jast reed At AeC0NSELL'S. Main Street.
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wAsH1KeTox Observation-Disclosures
Of butter, 1pouDd of sugar, l pound
Of fower,I pound of stoned r%aisins,
a winezglass of brandy or wire, 9 Ia.
blespoonful of cinnamon and mace,
aGd two tea spoonfuls Of saleratus.
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Josh Billings In the Editorial
mir
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"FFed.'-Yu haint obleeged to AK
a gals mnther, eff W ma SO hum with
her frum a partee, cit toe gals CO.
dorzmiatj and sale inn, ii is proper
enuf tn ak her tn take yare arm,
but va haint gott kno rite tu put
yure arm round hir waste, onless yn
meat Il bare onto the rode, and then
yu air knot bownd Ia take yure arm
ava, jist az sumo az the bare gifts sa-
fee buy.
"Whip."-Yu- are rite, mules liv
too a long age, i've knono them NEE
self 70 liv 1000 yeers, an knot haa
frye, pu air rite awlso, bout thare
bean shoorfuttid, i've knoOa them Ia
kick 8 man tgiste inn l sekund, 10
feat oph.
"Gertrude."-Yure INJURY stumps
ne, the hardest, the,mor j think onto
1.-THE nor j kant tell, az nee az / kin
rekolek nou j thiuk don't ho, much
mite bee ced bowth weighs, az knea-
stker wa bee rite, upon the hole, !
ruther rekon / wood, Or wuddent,
lest az / thoat beste or utheryse.
HPzatonk."=Yure mistaken, the
shakers don't marry, eff yang shakers
favl inn luv tina air 0 two weedin
inyins, an that quares them fourth
withly,i kant. tell yunow how much
it duz kost TO jine the shakers but i
bleeve the eggspers used III bee, in
cludiu beying yure har kat an larnin
howe tn dannse, about 6500 scents, !
s~dissrekeiek wot thar reiigun il, butt
eft mi memry sarves NEE write, it Is
maxim nifty gpd brumes, an sellin
awful poor grape eottins, for oe.75
@SD5nSmaa. ~ endrui-y is
knotzeggsaekIy inn mi@iyne, butt i
hast to repli, az foilers to witt, the
rite ZENITH 2 kut oph a dorgs tail has
knever yit bin fullee diskivered, butt
IL undwowtedly sumwhar bak Nv biz
GERS, prozidid W git the dorgs koH-
sent. NIB, faint absolutely necessary
the dorgs CONSENT be in ritin nuther.
faeRate.'I thingk lord Buyron wuz
the the awthur az the lines yew
/. speek nv, twas ether hymn or cap
pan Kid, wun or tother, Biron wus
dreffai limbeer at rigbtin pUtri, sow
wuz Kid, but Biroen was the limb
rest.
NB2A heep Nv komyounighkas-
hnnsstan over til ime abb two ansqre
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BREAD PUDD1NG.-Pour a quart of
boiling milk on as much bread, bis
cult or crackers, broken OF cut into
small pieces, as viii absorb it; cover
it, and let it remain till quite cool;
then sweeten and bake an hour and
anaff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23

NUT CAKE-One cup sugar; half
cup-of butter; two eggs; half cup
sweet milk; n teaspoon cream tar
tar; half teaspooBful soda; two cups
-four; one pint hickory nut meats. u
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Nov. 10. '6l-tf
Warren Marble Works.

THE undersigned would respectful
4 iy announce to the eitiTgnso Of Pfun5uu AID
surrounding ~eog1ties, that We stan6 readS q fur
e<n styles %
Monuments, Rsaa=isEes
and anything that comes in hs'iinscfmaaufaetur-
ed MARBLE and can satisfy ell IN reference 70 ear
quality Of ItaEsn and Arsrioan Marble constantly
kept on hand. Also. plans and designs ofan kinds
Tor the benefit Of customers.
Al persons wishing to obtain any thingin cur ine
you'd do vel to cal and examine our stock BE-
HOWARD Z KGHLER.
Liberty Street. spVosits the Bank.
Harren. July *. 1s2-6 r IA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23

Eo-matter how many kinds Ct love-
~ flowers a young woman may have
in the garden Of her soul, if she
hasen't dne-HoHey-
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NOTIONS

YANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department I aim to keep
fuIi supply Of all the leading articles. bought ex
pressly for the j05bIng Trade On my shelves nal
9Odoz. Cotton Hosiery Of grades .aostl bought Eas
i5 Cotton and Isle Thread Gloves,
% Gents SusPenders Of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties. all CoiOrs ana prices,
90 Scents cclisTs.
% Ladies 90
10 40 ds Spool Cotton Thread.
80 lbs Black Linen,
30 Packs Pins Nos. :. 3, A.5.
it0 gross Ladies Dress Buttons. assorted.
90 Cost. Pants and Vest Buttons.
700 Pearl shirt Buttons,
90 Common Agate
~ Lead Pencils,
100 Resms Note, Letter and Fools Cap papers
sa0 doz. Ladies Dress Braids in assorted CoioFs,
TOO gross steel Pens,
100 gross 81 yard Shoe Laees.
lc0 6 HOOKS and Eyes.
loo dor. POCKET Mem0randums,
20 gross Pen Holders,
80 doz SeTpentine Braid,
50 Narrow SILK do, Ia eolOrs.
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
3 Rubber and Horn dressing combs,
5 Genuine Yankee Soap,
, Old Brown Windsor.
10 Ladies silk Belts.
50 lbs sewing silk.
20 doE. Machine Silk oil colors,
800 Boits sne Velvet RibeoRs. assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs,
80 doK. Pocket Books,
leo gross Rubber Hair Pirs.
50 lbs Common
, grcss GLENN Honey Soap,
sross Lyons hathaTon.
5000 Envelopes assorted,
3 gEoss Jsganaed Tssaoe0 Boxes
l " Burnert's Cocaine,
a., Ee- &c
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INSURANCE AGENCY!

wHITTLEsY ADAMS,
0Ere ever MeCombs ( Smiths Store. Main Street,
Warren, Ohio.
STATEMENT FOR MARCH. 1854.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Contpany.-.-..Eew York.
NORTH american Fire Insurance CON. Hartford CT.
Cash Capital and Surplus 90 3
Nor,rich Fire Insurance Conipany....-.Norwich CT.
Cash Capital AID Surplus. $50
GiT1rd ftre Insurance COzp0ay,----Philadelpkis.
PA9nir LDs Insurance Co7pany..----Hartford CT.
Cash. Capital and Surplus.-----S3S2.62T
Ansrieaa Life E-su-anee Company. ....P PHILADELPHIA
Capital
Application in person or by note, will receive
prompt attention. WHITTLEsEY ADAMS.
March IS, 1861. Agent.
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs,

NEW FIRM and sEH GOODS.
rRUEspELL. G. TOWNSEND.
TRCEsDELL EoESEEED-
CAt the weII-known stand Of 4, TruesdeH)
HAVE entered into . partnership
i'll for the manufacture and sale of CABINET
FURNITURE Snd CHAIRS in alltheu varioQsVS-
r~ietiss, and have now on hand and arc rSceiving 8
large assortment. consisting IL part, Of
Sofas, Extels on Tables
Tete 3 Tetes, Ce-Lte
mshogsny Rockers. Ssrt s.
Easy Chairs. Dining
Spring Seat Chairs BreGkiaSt
Cane Seat Chairs, e great variety, Kitchen
Wood Seat ArIIng
Fos snes Bedsteads. f3SndSe
WhEt-Nots, Bureaus, BOOKCASES. Desks, Wash
Stands, Picture-Frsmes, CTIbs, Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept CT eailed for az ofuT-
niture establishment, Til be found CT nGnU!setUI-
ed at satisfactory priceS.
Orders from 8 distance promptly attended TO, and
Furniture carefully packed snd delivered at Ours OF
Boat.
COFFINS.
A large assortment always CT hand, and made 70
order at sll tines. A Hearse furnished when re-
Quire6. Ware Rooms or Main ST., near r. X. De
Dot. MAJ IS lSa
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Medina, March l. 1851.

srThs above named Ladies We are personally
acquainted with, and know that for several years
while We lived in Medina. they were great sufferers.
Miss S. has bean SO badly afflicted that 1t was with
difficulty she was able to stand upon her feet. A
complaints. My wife eeeiyed great benefit from
this medicine. We recommend it TO the Ladies' OF
this county as 3 safe aond efficient remedy for the
many complaints they are subject to.
JOHN WEEKS,
EdifOr NanEaId ua-af1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-23
HOME rESTIHONT.

Mr.. II. B. KINesLZY-Deer Sir: We feel it 3 du-
ty va eve to the public, 70 stats that HsrshaIs Ca
tholioon is 9 medicine invaluable for complaints
olassed under the head Of Female Diseases. We
have used your GrRfenheTS Medicine and have been
greatly benefited thereby, SO much 80. that were ths
price double we would have them. To the thou
sand Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
We would recommend the Cztholeon As q sure pan
acea- L gives strength to the Eyaten and enables
each OF the organs Of the body 70 perform their ap-
p~ropriate functions. Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. E. E. WEEKS,
Miss c. SW0RMSTEIT.
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JOHN WEEKS,
Edifnr Caneeld Herald.

lie, Niles; Leyde 4 Baiiy, Hubbard; A. Chew,
Brookheld; J. II. c. johnson. Hartford; z. P.
WOlcott, Rasmington; Il. Barnard, Kinsman;
BeckRith 4 Gee, Gu5tayus; Curtis i Smith, Greene;
VIZ C. Savage. Bloomfield; L. 7. Soule. Newton
Falls, and By medicine dealers generally.
Il. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
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NROCERIFS

GROCERIES,
II In my list Of Groceries, I offer FOR inspection
the finest old New Orleans Sugars and AOlssses
that can De found in any Market. The Trade OF in
iividRals can be supplied By the hosshead. barrel
or single pound AZ close fgares. In my Tea chests
car. be found the finest qualities in Market a. reas-
enable prices. Coffee. Rice, Pepper, Cassis, Nut
me-s, TobsecO, Soaps, Candies, DC, &c, in Q1anti-
Ties 70 accommodate the Trade IL general.