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Farmer's Department.
The Cultivation of the Potato.
The proi.'neiion of tlii plnn In", in the
greater majority of cnc, failed almost
t-ntirely. The grout Mci.t, Imwi-vpr, i
because it is nol mnnntnl riolit ; '" ;
tins r.ul been prnpt riy riiliivuiei! lit-fnre
pluniinjf, find lins not lli-it fnitl-.fnl nnil .
necessary iitit nii'in that it sliouM. I linve
been connected with that line of Iiumiu'ks
for the Inst tilH'cn yeim, nnd linve? sno-!
Ceedeil, I think, in iiicoviTini tin- Inst,
mode of urowinjj tliis most vnlnnlile plunt. ;
An ncre of fjood soil, when propel ly
tilled, culit not to produce l- limn two
hundred hikI forty bushels. Hiving llio'
ground in proper order wln-n they urn to'
lie planted, is tin ilea, not to lie overlooked ,
by lliope who wi-.li o sir-i'i-i-'J well. It
nhould be plowed twice beloie the d int- '
ing, the fint time iile.nt the middle of
-April, and then lie u n i I about ready to ;
plant, when it should be re plowed very,
deep. The potatoes should not be planted !
until about Hie tenth and fifteenth ol May, ,
when the imzitiif blasts "I winter will nut'
interrupt their growth. Ueloie plnniinir, j
the ground should be llioruiilily bar-j
rowed three or four times, until it is per-j
fect'.y mellow. I', should then In.- marked j
off in squ ires about two feet i-aeli way, j
and the sets covered nbout seven inches:
leep, with ti liilit plow, throwing the earth 1
from both sides on the potato. When!
Ihey are jus', bi-ijinuini; to peep through
the earth, they should be run over with a
light or.e horse brush, in order to level ;
the errouud rind prepare it for the plow. I
In ii few days, when the plants are about:
three inches in h'u'ht, plow twice in each
row, wi.b a small plow. They should be,
plowed twice a week, in order to kee p llie
(rrnss and the weeds down, il there should j
bo any. This is imnurUnl in cultivating
nny thing. In plowing, pains should be(
taken so lis not to cover up the vines. ,
Ground should not be selected that is In
clined to be wet during the spring nnd
uminer seasons. Tliu richest ground is
preferred lor planting polaloe', as a piece
of clover or blue oniss nod. (i. II.
lUlLLKll, JclfcrautivilU-, Ind. Ohio far-',
7ii er.
Asparagus.
Spring -iso. in
planed on the beds in the fall, usini; the ,
ordin:ir' iispirioii. fink, nnd loosening the
-.mill t'o four inches depth, usin;.; ureal
ctiie nol lo wound the plants or llnir
crowns. Water occasionally, in the ab
Ketice of rains, jriving the lioiU n top
ilressinjr of sail, and occasionally wi t the
oil-face ' wiih liquid manure. Those who
have no cisterns for colleolini; liquid man
ures, m ly prepare it by mixing in .mures
with water, slitting occasionally until
ulililly letniented, wh'il the liquid por
tion may be used, and more water added
to the mass. The tendeinoss nnd hiyh
flavor of lisp iragus depend much on the
richness of the ground, and the warmth
of the spi inir.
.Si.mmkii Tiikatuest. Continue water
ing in dry weather, and removing weeds,
should nny appear. IS. .It should only be
npplieu when the plants are growing, and
then the quantity seems unlimited, which
may bo used with advantage. A friend
tin Staten Inland covered his nsparajjus
beds two inches deep with salt, and the
plants continued lo thrive,
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Fall and Winif.ii 1 ukatmknt. As
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linve ceased lo irrow. v in uown inci
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tita lis c ose to the mound, anil remove
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them find the weeds rntii the tietls ; cover
ihusur ace of thu beds with lour inches
stables, and if llie bed
it.,, i
cov t r ii ie -
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if manure from the stables,
he not more than I wo years ol
iiIIhvr ii kn. If three or more veins olii
the Hlleys cannot safely be dug at any
time, as they contain too huge a portion ol
the roots, the injuring ol which woultl
iliseaso the whole of the plants to which
Ihey belong. Horn imj j'uniur.
Mucit in Vaue. Ail unscieniific
farmer is apt to think that the color of the
ko'iI is nn index to its fertility, and that a
black soil must Le rich. All other thingii
heing equnl, the black soil is preferable,
us il absorbs more heal, nnd retains it
longer. Hut many black soils are worth
less, until they are exposed (o the atmos
phere nnd decomposed. The murk is,
like pent, ft species of vegetable thai
j;rows ; and n farmer may as well plant
nmong green leaves, as in muck, nnlil it
ii rotted. To cflccl this, the ground
Mliould be well drained, the surface dug
i:p nnd placed in heaps, with some lime
inioi-imr..,l tu neutralize the resinous mat
ter ill it the sun thus let in on Ihe subsoil
... ...,.., il . ,,,! ,l,..n ll, In.unu lire well
rolled, they bIiouIiI be spread over ihe
FUrlnce again, nnd a soil will thus be
formed that w ill produce for ages. There
is a species of soil, called murk, thai is
productive, without rolling ; but it is not
muck. It is elrciriou.i mttrl, nnd every
farmer, thould know how lo distHiguish
lietween the two. Mtrl is tho very best
manure uniolted m irk is woilhless.
Oliio Farmer.
Plants and Earths. Plants contain
mt few demon's in their organization and
construction, nml nie chieflv composed of
carbon and tciilorm niatUT, charcoal and
nir. Tlii-v L'ive. by distillation, volatile
compounds, of which tho elements are
pure air, inll mini able nir.coaly mutter nnd
mole. No one priuciplo nlloidl the pab
ulum of vegetable life. It is neither
tltarcoal, nur a.ole, nor hydrogen, nor
ixygen, but all of them acting together.
Plants consume very snmll quantities of
earth found in their ashes, as the earths
are not convei libhi Inio ihe elements of
organized compounds. The province of
the earths is lo give haiduesa and firm
ness to Ihe ui gani. ilion, in a bank of sili
vious earth, thnt strengthens it, nnd protccis
it from the attacks of insects and par
HSiltc plants, l lie proportion oi eariny
matter in pl.-ints is considerably influenced
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by tliu soils in which ihey grow.
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OATH I'osT.4. Should be o.ccdnr ; next'
1 ,l,!i,. nub ....vt wiiiov ..eimta. or
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mulberry. V alnut nnd white ash. which
last well above ground, soon full near llie
'I'he post should be round and
reasoned before set. The best roof is
t..t .,.,. l'..r 1 1., elm,, r.M.soo i, nt,!,,,
under the fence colters of llie worn fence,
. I.. r . i... ,t.
,. nov .un, -.k o. .... u ...c
uo.vi.u"., .v ...b u.
or Other rails front cuuiiict with H)
lliey save nn infinite number from
ll.Cy ; for one lotlen rail keep up niois-1
tare for the next, ami so on Ull till rot.
'.ill till rot.
llfiTilTs, in Kentucky Farmer.
For the Jeffersonian Democrat.
THOUGHTS IN MARCH.
'Tis Mim-h. Ami wleii do we sit 1
'J'lie blue-lurd Iwittei inij nit the tree
In joyful iiieln.ly :
Th" ore. n urn- pcepino t.irth it Male,
da lull anil ilale iin.l jovlul ne-ad,
And budding lilac tree.
'Tii March, nie I what do we lenr f
Tim reliiii'- n. in s .iith loud t 1 . 1 clear,
Ii! glorious ruiiiMri 'sy :
Ti n pl.wman'.- vi.i. e lelii-ti 1111 nl.lrcss'J,
Wild ducks riinl !'ie-e n lliev progo-si
In lie Mr iinrtiiw unl jiiuniey Irco.
'Tis M in -!i. iiml what d" we feel 1 j
'l li.. south wiinl blow u'er lii'l and da,n,
1. 1 r xif-Kt ileit siiimmi..'s i- .inin ;
l. '..I!..m linr.l ..It li.iteiw' lici I.
A ml !...-. linn ll.-e ..r llie lii.rlh i..lr
Jark I r.il's elei mil iUvi llllit'.
March, mid wlml ilu ' t.'i."te r
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Htill,
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'I lie MrtCi-t thill li-.illl the nmii.l.
A li.'.Ml id I rnvuli nee ;
C.).l semis lli? i:i't mid l .ve In ll,
Thin we limy 111 Mini tieely irut,
And dmw llidli ucll.ia llielicc.
"I is Mnreli. nnd wlnt do e smell 1
Tliu Vi de! in the l.ni. ly dull
'I ho eiull. t tiii.nm of spling ;
'I'hen to our (,nd in onfH nt irui3i!,
To Juus' nnnie in jnylul Ifivs.
1 in r t!i:iti liil tnliutu bieij.
Muusoii, Mnreli 1-ih. I.-.V.
Tis March, nnd wlml do wo Uimw ?
Tin ground l wi:i p i! Ill llcirysnoW
II. hire tic! iiiorinuij d i 11 ;
I-'iide ll.ire-e I-inn iii.ui hii h id.
Willi hoi lid howl e'er lull und held.
And o'er lie: pica -U 11 1 lawn.
The uiiow now ni Iih will il lli,
ii.iiiK'rieu in heiiH liefore our eyes,
I ir tU iu on ni;irc ;
The trcn are h.w innt his nod,
Vi- ui an I fro like linle rod.
ir tall I. en. Mih ilieir phice.
One d.-iy to 11" nur Iriends nre Kivcn,
Auoiher iluy th' i 'n- tioiu 11" riven,
And hil l ill the cold urnvu;
Hut let us 11. if h 1111. -ill nnd mourn.
1 l li Go I Hull uives mid Olkei his own,
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An 1 honor lie should Imw-.
March 19, 1859. O. MINER.
The Land of Ruins.
Above nil other countries in the world,
Palestine is the land of ruins. Il is not
that Ihe particular ruins are on n Bcale
ciiual to those of (iieece or Italy, still
less to ihose of Eypt. Cut there is no
country where, ihey are so iiuni' rous,
none in which tln-y hear so lar;o a pro
portion to the villages nnd towns Mill in
existence. In Juden it is hardly an exag
geration to say, thai while for miles and
miles there is no present liCe and habita
tion, ( xcept the occasional oat herd on
the hill-side, or alhering of women ill the
wells, ihere is yet hardly a hill top of the
many in sihl, which is not covered by
the vestiges of some lortress or city of
former ages. Sometimes they ate frag
ments ol ancient walls, sometimes mere
foundations and piles of stone, but al
ways eiiouoh to indicate signs of human
(iu-IIiiil' ami civinz 111011
These countless ruins, of whatever date
ihev may he, lull US at n glance that we,
I in resmii -res uf t in an-
must
eient
not uid
land hy its present tie
pressed and
late stale. How often IS the question
n-Ued hy eastern travelers, can these
stony hills, these deserted valleys, he in
deed ihe land of promise, the land flowing
with milk and honey ? Could ihev ever,
hnve Kiiiinorted such a leeminL' DOliU atloil
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as Ihe Israelites ?
The country must have been very dif
ferent when every hill was crowned with
i :. . ..:il.. ... f l...i :,
II 111)111 isillll- limn UI Ullage, iiuni mini
is, since it ceased to be the seat, not only
ol ctviliz ilion, but in many instances, of
llie people hn fertilized it.
The entire destruction of the woods
vh:ch once covered the mountains, and
J.!lhe uller neL'lect of Iho terraces which
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sui'l'lpil 'he Boil on steep acclivities,
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have eiven ful scope lo ihe rums, which
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have elt many tnicls of bine rock, where
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tne loss oi lounge nas niuueieu rum, nuu
so lias exposed llio couniry ui a gieaier
deofee thnn lormeilv. to tne evils oi
j tincommou lertiniy.
It L'OOtl lilt). I, n llllld
liotiL'ht. The forests of l'ethel, of;
Sliarnn, of llcreth, the thicket wood o!
.iph, and the forests which gave their
name lo Kiijalhjeai im, the city ol forests,
have long since disappeared. Palm
trees, w hich are now all but unknown on
ihe hills of Palestine, formerly grew with
myrtles and pines on the almost barren
slopes of Olivet, nnd groves of oak, though
never freijuent, must have been far more
ciiiiinion than now. The very labor
which was expended on these bar-en lields
in former limes, has increased their
present sterility. The nil turn) vegetation
lias been swept away, nnd no human cul
tivation now occupies Ihe terrace which
once look Ihe place of forests and pastures.
ll should also be borne in mind thai
Palestine, in contrast wiih ihe waterless
deserts which skirt it on Ihe south and
east, must have appeared like nil oasis
11 was emphatically
ol brooks of water,
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anil uep.ns ., s,, ,..g u . ... ......... i.uu
mountains, not as ihe land ol Egypt wheie
llmu sowest tho seed, and waleiest with
I li v fool as n garden of herbs, but a land
ol mountains nnd plains, which driiiketh
water of the rain ot heaven. This moun
tainous character, this abundance ol water
both from natural springs and from the
clouds of heaven, Ibis abundance of mill;
from its c it t If on n thousand hills,
honey, from its futcsts and its tiny shrubs,
was absolutely peculiar lo Palestine
among iho civilized nations of llie E 1st.
Feeble as its brooks might be, though
doubtless Ihey were then more lietiueiitly
in thu West, can any fountains or sources
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liiled limn now. vet slill It wim tliu only
country wlicre an Oiienlitl could linve
lieen futnilirtr with thu inuiu of t
l'siilmisl : "Ilu sendulU tlie Kpiiuys
llie valleys, which run union"; the hills."
Thesu ni'linos, ion, however short-lived,
arc re nun kni) Ie for their copiousness,
buitiily. Not ui ly in the husi, but hardly
of alrciiiua bu seen so clear, so full-L'rown,
even at iheir birlti, as those whb Ii
into the Jordan and its IhUm, through
whole course, from north to south.
Personal Influence.
Wo mo indoliiod lo niut'kwuod I ftlugn-
, ''"u tlti: "ISUissoil iiitliioncH of nno
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I in liiini.iii soul uii uniillier 1 Nut caleulu-
1,1., liv Ali,tih,-u iwit ili.il oi-ililo l,v lnoii.
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. und bursts loiliiinto lull atom and broad
ouf(U,,j Bowin tass.dod llowor. ldom
4,U, pnor gliosiaj our sun tilled oyet cau
btufuce. ' not discern tlium; ihey pust uiiiwiirt ut
a 1 thin vuinr, and cuuiiol iiinko thoiiiselvca
11 oi soinoiiines llioy are niadu tleili.
! D'omno u(ii. i us mm wu.... . .i-,. ii, i
lOUCII US Willi lull ,onj,,,ii,-u i,M,,,a,
lmik ut U9 wjl ,uJ ,iucul.u yrS( UU ,li()uk
. uniii'iilina tonos i llluv uro Clolllml
i j n living hutnuti mil with nil il conflicts,!
j i,. (,,1,1, uml us lovo. Tlion thoir iiresoiico'
i. p,vr. then they shako us life, a pns.ion,
und we aro uian mir tnein wirn goiitto
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compulsion, ue Uauiu 16 tliaviu to tl.uie."
SAOAfttv of Tim Klkimmnt. A few j
days beloie my arrival at Kaon, n troop of;
elephants nunc down one dark and rainy
niht, close to the outskirts of the village. I
The tnissionailes heard them bellowing
'and making an extraordinary noise lor nf
long time, at the tipper end of '.he or- j
'chard ; but knowing well how i'angerous ,
lit is to encounter these animals in the
night, they kept clo within iheir houses .
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till da break. Next mointng, on exam-! I.
intng the spot where they had heard th,
elephants, they discovered the cause ol a. I
this uproar. ' There was, at this spot, a
trench, about five or six leet in widih, and
in depth, which the industrious
mil oiuii ios nol cut l mm t 1 l ie lliltlK Ol
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me rner, on purpose 10 lei.u n.i ih w.. .
lo irrigate some pari of their garden r
'round', and lo drive n corn-mill. Into 10
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this trench, which was still unhnlshcd and
Without water, one of the elephants had lln,
evidently fallen, for the tnaiks of his leet
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were distinctly visible Hi the bottom, as
Well as llie impress of bis huge body on
tides. How be had got in il was easy :
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lo imagine, but how, being once in, lie nr
had Connived to get out again, was the
marvel. Hy his own unaided tlloi Is it j
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secn.ci; nuiiosl im oss me .o. sucn a 1 . n-,
imnl lo hate extricated himsell. Could Ins ,
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ComiaiK'S.lllen.llllVe assisted lltni .' 1 tide
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anpears ill e doubt that Ihev hail though .
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by what means, unless by pulling him up
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with thi.-ir Hunks, II would not be easy l
And ill corroboration of this
supposition, on examining tlie spot mvsell,
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I lound theedi,'es of the trench deeply in
dented with numerous vestiges, as ll the
other elephants had stationed themselves
on either side, some of them kneeling, and
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Uilicis mi iin-ii ivi-i, nuu II'IU ,1,1., ...
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biotlier cut ol tne pit. ;ijncin okms
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LEGAL.
1'ioliiiK; olive.
Wj-uaa n s iti: ro,Ai.m-
T Isti atnr ol tlin KstaiiMil W 111.W . Mool o.
leeeusml & Anson !-h;ivv,Ad(n'r of tho F.siati!
nl Cornelius V. ll.iynes, ileceased, have each
liiu.l iliuir a mills as mich Adiniiiisuatiiis,
in Iho ITnliato CMMeo of (ieiiua County,
Oliin, for sultleiiinnt. which accniiiits will tin
lor heai-iii).' ill 1 110 I'riili.-tto Court of said
County, at tho l'nih.iio tJllico in Chaidiiii,
on tho Dili day at' April next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., until which tiino nil interested may
except. M- C. CANI'IF.I.I),
l'l-olj.Uo .luiL'n.
Chnidon, March IStli. lS.jll. 47!l3
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I' lias.
I Statt; ol Ohio, ;':iii.i Cuilllty.
1 Ilonry M. Mixer, I'lt'tr.
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! Walter .S II ii-iior.Dcf't
i riiii:Aii ii:ri; vinT, wai-
I l.o' S ll.ri.or of lllil Sliilll 111 .N'lOV
! Y01 k, will lake uotico that said llunry M.
Mixet .l'laiiitiir.coiinnoiieo'l an action nainst
saul liolonilant. an l ineitiin tiiiiainuti 1111 in-
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lachinent heloro 1 N ll.itliuwuy,r,i Justice
of tho t'oacti of said County, and tho saiini
was hy suul Justice certiliod inio thu Coin t
ol Ciiiuinoii 1'leas of said County, tor want
of pioporly to attach, liy tho Justice order,
and uiiiiu soL'eslion of real esiale, and the
riuliilill.nl Iho 1 1 111 day of 9l.ii'ch,lMo'J.hled
his netitiun in said Court ot Common 1 leas,
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of riaiulill's account against llolelnlant lor
imiilieai sori-ices, anil aiioiiuaiieo uun im-ui-
cine administered and chattels provided tor
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; wh Mllur0iit trom t10 lat "tioptomhor, ls."iM,
1 aill obtained un order of attachment,
1 mid iho samti lias lieon solved hy aitachin
curtain real eslato in said County. Tim
i said iMondaitt is horehy uolilied to appear
and answer said petition on or liotoio llio
third Saturday uflur thu i!!ih of April next.
11. M. MIXIHI.
Hy Phelps & Thrasher, Ins Atl'ys.
Dated ibis lKih day ot March, llo'J.
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l'F.TITlO TO Sr.LI. I,.mXU.
Noali Mosuly, Jr. Adiu'r
of tho l-'.slaio ol Solo- j
mon Wilbur, deeoasod, If ,,r),)iit0 (.(im.t
Plaint'11. I (i,.,.,,,,,. i:rv
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W'insloiv Wilbur ot nl., j
lions at law of said
dot-cased, pnfcinlaiiis. J
ill.lMltl WII.UI It, IU AS
Wliittoiil and Uison Wliiilonl, lliroo ot
said Dofeudaiils, reaiiliuj; in tho isinto ot
New Yolk, lilt) htiruby iiotilied that said
Noah Mosolov. .Ie , us Administrator on tho
1 .;sl0 ,,f ,s,iliunoii Wilbur, tlecoasod, hae
tiled ids petition ill tho Probate Court of
said Coiinly, against ihom and others, tho
widow and lien s of said .Solomon, praying an
in del' to sell, fur thu pin peso ol ayiii the
debts of said estate, i7 acres ot land, pan
of lot No. 'J'.l ill tho towiitiliii of Tliniiiisnu
in said County, titling tho farm of which naiil
.Solomon Wilbur thud soi.ed, subject to llie
tlnwor estate of Martha, Wilbur, widow of
said ilociMbod, therein, which has boon sul
of! oil' lo her in 17 actus thereof. Which pu-,
mum ",r nonriu m sum wmn,
,ith- '."' "f Al''''''. at 10 oWk A !
'li I111' ' ("U'KU VIUKU 1(1 WIIHIHOll. I If DtlKI
wlju) ,jno guU I(011JiUllli .u
uuljU,'j IO ,,,. ull(1 linlilvl. , balll0.
NO Vil MUmKLKY. Jr.. Adm'r.
of
liy l'liolps Hi Tluaslmr, his Au'ys.
Dated this lttih day ot March, lajill.
47i)w4
'I'lie Sl:il ol'Otilo, ;itli;.l o.
Tho rniacsville and 1 1 uu -1
sou Kuilrnud Couipuiiy,
1'hiiiilill,
liicliiinl L Kuliiiison, An- Cuurl vf Com. ritat
ilicw II Kohiiisoii, hen.
jiiinin Snde mid Isaac
Krri-tt, Lx'sol Amhioso
L Sillle, llcc'd, Deld'ls.
rplli: sunt Deleiiiliiiits, who reside nut
1 ol this riiale, nnd in llie Slnle of Mlchlnn,
mo hereby liullfu-d that lllu nnlil i'lniiillll, the
I I'nine.-vihe and Hudson Knilront! Company, on
j the imiulay of l'ebriinry, A.D. Is.v.i, tiled im l'e
tltiou in said f'oui'l nninst them ns Kxcclllors ot
tliu Will and K.-late of s lid Ambrose L. .Sou'e,
I seliiie' loiih 1 1 tit t suid Ainhrose L. Smile suiucrib-
ed slooO lo the Capital Slock of snid Company,
': in bo paid in itisiuhneuts us the hoard ot Dueclois
i of Haul Company sluinld reipiire. 'i'luiisaid Hoard
hud, mure than sixiv dnys het'uro liliirg suid i't-li.
i, duly rcpim-d, hy instalment, nayaieiil ol
,1... .ul...l.i ..I ui.i.l Kt, ,-.t,.1i (I,.,, M.o.l .iuliroi
died in Mii-liiiian n-s:uic; ihnl stud dclcudaiiis
lie
and
full
its
wen
said
iluly coiis'lluti il Ins I .mi
Aintiiiiso in bi4 lilfiino
-uiors ; Ui.ii uciilk-r
nor said Kxi'CiHois
since his decease, have paid saul MiMior any part
ihereulj I Im I said cliiiin bud In-cu pres. ii-ed lo
lleltnillllllH nint rep-cled, unit lilnynil! Jmluilieill
lov
I..
against stud l-'.xcculors as such lor the nuioiiiii of
said Slock, uud iuteresl on tin; several assessment
thi reon liom l Im- lime they wcie severally reipnr.
ed to he paid. On which pciii ion an order ot at
tiieliinenl has issued, and ll. W . Aiiiisdnle, Ad-
niinisiriiior of Wuteriuaii, Aulisdulu deceased,
Itiit
nifit o euruisiieii
. Al, ,,, lu-feiidaiit. nrn notified lli.il they
uiu
in
foil
ihev
ley
llioy
are rciiiured lo npix-ar ami answer said i'eiitiou
1 .. I... 'I'l I 1 1 .1... il.l. .1....
Oil or ocioiu uiu i no ii oiiiiiiuuy uiiei luv uiu iuy
of April uexl.
' rilKl.PsS & TIIKASIIF.lt,
Auorueys lor I'laintilT.
Dated February 2.", IHriO. 4"i-tiw
ATT.uiiu i:vr.
llcnrv S. rnrkm;l, I'llfT., "I llcforo A. '. Tib!
r., I li. f
fj I'
J'l.J On
of
if I'arkinan 'i'p..
auga Co , Ohio.
I'eli i on i y A.l),
. Gemta w llirkor) DM
-N ihe Jdlli iliiv
V J IK.O. s.ii.l Jusiice issued an Order of Auacli
ground, mel" '" "l"'v" ,":''u" ,r ll,e '""'"f
j'aoA i" . Ti" "! . o'cUek Vn"
N X'l'UL. MKKli, ABi for riiff
Mutch 11, If."
MEDICAL.
! fol-
April Ai)uiiitiii('iits.
r. II. TL IIUS ill Im in nilendunre
lows 1
CiiAUiu.N, ChKAe'M Hotel, oil Tliursilny, l lih
1 1 1 1 .
r.iiMsni.Li, Amcricnn Ifuuie.on l'l iilny, 1 3th
April.
( 1.1 vi.i.a.yd, Aniericnn House, on Pniiirilny.llitli
Aiiil,nnd nuniti on Thuts.hiy, Will May.
J'or i-onsultuiion ilium nil ilisenM-s ol the- Thront,
nuns Heart, l.iver, .lonuicli, liowtl. hidney,
ZiAl
aw. ,m, r,.v,.r, I its, linpii.iiies ol the
lllood. I'.iiiinions, t iuicer, I leers, nail nl! oilier
;,;;;;;;i;;;Vn;,l,r,n'',''''l! """'"","nh",l,r
twelve l'L,r snne ini venrs Mr. T. hnsilevou-d his ontii
nine io enronie oi. ;i( s, ireniinn iiioiisniiiii! 11.0.11
tillv. 1111111V ol whom limt e.h;iuled ev
tt.;Mr,.e wi,,in ,,.,,. , rr , ,
( r p,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,, I. n..r doe- he innke ii-k
umke well, or leur down to l.uihl up ounin.--
lu- iie diciiies enn Is! tnktn wlili snleiy hy lh
, 1,l.tp nm, ynUl.,ur luny .,, u
coirinue wiih priiilcni e ilieir nrdinnry diei
ma -x. n-ise. .Mni.v linve recovered uiul.r the
treuiiiieiii nlier Iriends und phyMcitnis hnd fiven
utl ,,,P. j,,,!,,,,,,,,,!,!,. evidence .d whi. h
nm nlwnvs he lurni.-hed. Invalids, however re
its I1'"'"1 ur je.-iniriini, tire invited i.. call iiml mny
n-sured I liai 110 rm rni:i ini nt will he eien
PV.,,., j, .,.,;, wiilcui u corre-puiidnig
prospect ot recovery.
I'HTHISIC (WI ASTHMA.
The slritement eiven !hi month will he rrni.
wi,h imru,nly nM who ,,.lv. t.,tlr, ,1 the ,
,..Xpr(...i!,(. horrors of Astlunn. Ksieciully don ;
1 1 1 ... .1 ...1... 1. ...... 1.. 1 ....... .1 ti....
"no n hkii mi nun mm imi.u inn..,-
treatment nt'iir relieve hut cannot curt-.
', ,
.ii.Mis rr.,(.inw lord ;!., O , Jmy, l.w.
' ' . ' ,,;,,.
I ecus.- H 1 r. , Since clnluhom! I linve hi-n
nlHj,. wi,, ptltiaw- .,r Asihnin. My mother he
conjecture. ',,ri me siiHared Iroin the snmo di.-.nne. As 1
" ...nm. ......1,...
red oltener mid were more proiructed nnd severe.
net inllv so dilnn
iv other 1
the winler senfull. Al
hole more 1I1.111 oriliin.ry exertion cnusi d
vio'eul ciuliIi nnd ere.-il oppres.-ion 111 li f:il liintf.
While ihe pnro.vyMii, Insied tin re win n h i y
diir.-s'iiiL' eoiieh. und n con-taut imoni.ed striin
.rie tor hienth, I i m r. n i t imes 11 ppurenlly upon the
veie nt suir-eiiiiiin. Very !inle sleep enuhl he
nhi.-iiiie.l nl such 11n.es. nnd ihnl link- while sioinc
my chair. Two yi nls niio 1 MB. induced hy
ilu- Minn nient ol a 1 1 1 . 1 y w hoiii you curt d of Asthma,
tii-.k.. one more r m;i I .
I hnd little 1 : 1 1 i 111 thnt lime, pnrtly hecniee I
hnd hei 11 so ohen lii-nppoiiited. nnd p.-ully hecnuc
nlhers snnl thnt I could not pet well, 'i'he Irent
incut wns pursued under eireiiiiis-niii-rs inota mi
fnvoiiihle. Imvini; llie cure of sick Iriends. yell
1 11 v I.e. 11 not only tally re ievid of nil symptoms
ol A-ilnun. hul of other ritleciions nccianinitvie(!
li'ive no e.intdi now, brrulhe freely, resl wt-li and
have L'uod sireiiuih. "ins irnlv.
l-o fl'SANA H'.QI A1NTA M I'.
UFA I Til OF AMKIIH'VX WOIU.N.
; ll.rN. 1'. Itmlnj .W.i -;dii..riul.
W'e dcjirc to mil nlteiition to a letter lioin Dr.
'Joshua I-', liride, on " Health of Anierii-na Wo
mell," ill another eollllllll. Ihl trents the Hiihjeei
ill nn nhlc mnniier, nnd hii skill and medical jiuly
i 1 c 1 1 1 mny he relied upon.
from lir AIIiiuij Emuivg Exprrsi.
Marshall' t'terine Cniholicon has proved to be
fullv us viilunl.h- ti- il is clniuicd lo ho in ninny
severe tesls made hy inedienl eiitlcliien and oliiers.
Dr. Ilriilee is n p ;;ulnr phy-e inn of very line nt
liiinnii in-, n man of ureal judifineiu nnd discrimi
I nniiou, n jiidi.-iniis mid hiyiily suecesst'ul prncii
I ii r. in nil diseases, especially those of women
mid children.
'fim Pnjfirifi ns.
MnrshnMs I'teiine Cniholicon will certainly
cure nil the diseases tor which it is rt-collllueilded
In (he worst cases 1 linve ever met Willi. .Mnr-
certniu una sale
comes alike a source ol siill'erin
siluhty. Am 111' oilier comp amis !,,r which llie
'a I In 1 1 icon is n ri tori V Is '. he f ll 1 1 11 L' ol the Womb.
llf ,h(. Kidneys or Urinary Oriuius, lieleiition or
Ini oiniuenco of Urine. Il.--iril.iini. Ijosiiveness,
.Nel voiislie.-s. I-iiliillni!S, I ulpllnllons. I lamps.
shnll's I'lennc l'iiih..licoii
rctui'dy.
MAIISHAMri UTKItlNI'.CATHOl.lCON
Is unhe-iiniinl-' olliiied ns a relinhle remedy for
nil lii-i-e (-niiiplniiiis lo which every woimul i
I in life, ri lut wJiieh .riidini lly nil'., ct 1 lie mind us well
ns ihe hody, so that to think, talk or work be
il not an impos
Whiles. Suppressed. Irn iruhir or I'liinlul Mcir
stiunlioii, onti..ir. Ilithiinmntions and Discuses
Dt-ltnlied hep.nud nil irouliled, orinuiic or sylii
pnihelic, councclei! wiih the iiteiine oijniis.
I.nihes w ho are troutiled wiihnuy ol the above
syuiplniiis. or with spine, liver or luiir , oiiiplnllio,
nie in v ued lo add ress I Ir. Uli I lit 1 1'., w iih lull con
tidi lien thnt ihey will find relief. Marshall's
I'lei iue ( 'ntholn-ou is nol a ipinek medicine, bin
lis mri'ilieiiis linve hei 11 mniie Known lo inc
Meilirnl l 'oll.ees, nnd I liny me nt the servicu ol
nny icspcciulilc physi. inn in the country.
VVie prirr tf Jlir.tuill' Cttritit- Culfiolicon i.
Oiie l'ullar and a Hal fu r Suile livtttt.
Wr.-T llnnomi, Coshocion Co., May 11, 1857.
Air. 11 11. K tiiis ley, wtr, 1 hnve been sctlin
the medicines ol ihe ( Il iillelllicru l.'ouipnny tor ilu-ht-l
leil yenrs, nnd have luvuiintily found them lo
yivc oimI sa.i-laction ; nnd the pills 1 have sold lo
n u-'od ninny t ti mi ill s us reeiilui ly us their lea nnd
collec, und with my trnde ihey heeoine a stnple
nniele. M ui shall 's Ulei me Cnili'dii-on i.- a mi ill
cine licit has done n menl nmoitnl of e.ood 111 Ie
inale diseiisi s. hie ladv Isold it to I. .Id me she
hnd received Inure heiii lit trom one holtle then she
thd hoin n lon' coiir-e ol medical tieulmeiil by the
tilosl sklLlul plivsicinlis.
Vmiis iiuly, JAMKS WILSON.
January ll, lfiS.
MKS. IJOltlNSOVriCUltTinCATi:.
Yi.itxo.N, Trumbull Co . Mny 1st, 1HIH.
This ccrtiiies Ihnl I hnve lit en in very poor
health for years, mid found little or no relief nlier
employm;; u number ol pliv Hi'inns. My uiseii-e
was rrohip-is I ten. 1 nail iiecu recuceii iy uiui
nnd l-'louror Albu- nnlil 1 had become ulcerated lo
a considerable extent. Hy the advice of Dr. ti.
W. iliishucll I procured mid took six buttles of
Mio-hnll's Utcrii.e Cntholicna whit-li enabled un
to uiiend to my husband in his hist sickness nnlil
lie died, which wns about n year since. 1 linve
m ken three buttle since his den di, which has mude
me nhlc lo labor nnd support my family of three
children. Tim Culholicnii has nearly restored nie
lo health It is the only tiling that has militated
my uulli'Niic lor which I lell very (rntel'ul.
MAKY K. KilUlNSON.
It)R SALK UY
A Conk, Chai'don.
C. 1. Treat. Chnidon.
J. K. Williiiuis, r.ukumn.
11 . r,islnii & Sou, Midd'.efiold.
) C. Ktdlong, Mulisnu.
Henry Ciimtniucs, Kussell.
Lvmnti & Soott, Mtilborry Corners,
HeiinA & Unions, Newbury.
Tew & Hulls, Rapids.
And by Muibcino Dialers generally, thro'
out the Siaio.
II. II. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
Agent lor Ohm.
March 18, 1S.10. 470 (Jin.
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC;
A Prize Essay on Nervous Uiscasrs,
1 1ST I'l T11ISI1I l,Tlli:2.-Ui TIIOl'-
I sand, in a scaled l-iivcIoihi, price ID cents,
si nl, posipuiil, by llm publishers, for 3 stamps.
.1 ,lniooi ;.no the I'hyieat Etkmittiun and
JJtriit, til tte frame ruin liidulgt iice, hijtctton,
undlir tiiiiirmiti ColtHtiUfilcru vj .Vti i ury,witlt
the Mudii n Mum ot t'tre.
lly li J.Cl'I.VllKWF.I.L, M.O.,
Member ol tin- lloyul Colh-je ol Suryi ons, &C.&C
b'J' SiH'rinuiori ho-i, or Seiniiinl I'.iuihions, .N,-r.
voiis liebiliir. liniiolency. Loss ol Lncrey, Dc
pi esion ol .-spu itf, I iminiiy, i nbeasesoi inc ,-si .v
Orspiiiii, ami linpediineiits lu Alairiayii (teneriilly,
i me irouiiiiy aim ciieeiuniiy o.u
novel anil most successlul inoue ol treatment,
menus of which llio Invalid cull regain pristine
henlili u iihoiii liuviug recourse lo dangerous und
expensive meiliciues.
frcm Ike .i.u.f.m l.nnrel . " Tho best treatisa
cvnr wriitcu on a subject of vital importance lo ull,
well worthy Ihe A ml tor exnlieil reputation "
rr Address Dr. Cll. J C. KI.INK, 1st Av.iuue
cor. I'Jtli street, New Yu.'ki I'osl Uox, No. l.rto.
Jan. 7, JM.'ill. 4tin-:tniin
WARRANTY IlKICDS. Justp'inied and
and for sale al this Odice, a lur l tquanliij
of Warranty Deeds, which will be sold 1 1 llie quirt
dozen, hulf-doieii, or simile blank.
Chnrdon, April I, IMiii.
(JAI.T FINK, COAUSK.
V. J Sacks, by
November i'3
and DAIUY,
WII.KlNSife ICF.LI.F.Y.
UJ Ill I i: I'ISll by the Hi or halt-barrel, bv
Nov UI WIl.KINS . KF.LLKY
u iu: r.vi.N r
for n le hy
COOK X HAMILTON.
MEDICAL.
.at2":e:evs
Ague Oure5
ro Tilt! sptttor rv or
Intermittent I'evcr, or Trver nnd Acne,
Iteniittent Fever, Chill Fever, lumh
Akuc, Periodical Ilendiiehr, or Ililioui
llctulnehe, nnd llilions fevers, indeed
for the whole clnm of disenses origl
nntinir in liilinrr dernnKement, cnusrd
by the Mnlnrin of minsmntie countries.
N'n 0110 remcily is lnuilcr called for by the
necessities of tlie Americsn people tlisn sure
ami sale cure for l'ever nnd Ague. Such
we are now ennliled to otter, with k perfect
ceitaintf that it will erntlicate the disease,
and w.th asurauee, luimileu on piooi, xnai
no harm can urUe from its use in any quan
tity. Thnt svliir!. protects from or prevents this
disorder must lie of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Vrtvtntion is
better thnn cure, for the patient escapes the
ri-k which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. 1 Ins" Cuke cxpjls t
the miusuuitic txiison of 1-liven and Ann
from tho system nnd prevents the develop,
merit of the disease, if tnken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaint, but also tho
cheapest. The lare tpiantity we supply for
n dollar bringi it within tho reach of every
both-; and in bilious districts, where I-'tvua
A n ti AtH'B prevails, every body should hnve it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price will plnco it within tho
reach of ull the poor as well as the rich. A
preat superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain-cure
of Intermittent is, that it contains
no Quinine or miiierul, consequently it pro
daces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Thoie cured
by it are left as heulthy as if they had never
hnd the disease.
l'ever nnd Aucis not alone the consequence
of Ihe mia-mntic poison. A great variety of
disorders uri-o from ils irritation, anion); which
are Xcuraitrin, lthcumntism, (jout. Headache,
blindness, Toothache, Karnche, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of tho
Spli-en, Hysterics, l'nin in tho How els, Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomuch,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "Club" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi-Hi-auts
and persons travelling or temporarily
rcsidinir in the malarious districts, ll inson
occasionally or daily while exposed to tho in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Intermitteiits, if they avail
themselves of tho protection thbj remedy uf
fords. Aycr's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
arc so composed that disease within the rnnRe of
their action can rarely withNtaml or evade them.
'Iheir pciiitrntihg properties nenrch, mid cleanse,
and tiivigmute every portion of the human ownn
ism, pornctiiiH its ill reused action, nnd restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
propcrticH, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find hw
hciihh or energy restored by a icuitdy at once so
ftimjilc and inviting.
Not only do they cure the erery-dy complaint
of every Lody, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named in
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almouac,
containing certificates of their curea and directions
for their use in the fullowiiig complaints: Costnt
llvnt tburn, Ilcadnehe urisinyjrom disotdei'ed
Stomnci, Auttsen, iifiyctrtm, Pain in and Morbid
I unction of the iiowets, Flatulency, Lo of Appf
titCt Jtttt'n(lif Ind other kindred complaints,
arising from a low btutc of tho body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent alterative
for the rcnotatton of the blood and the restora
tion of tone and strength to Uie sysiem liabiUtattrd
by disease.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RiPin CUKE OF
Concha, Colds, Influenza, llonrseness,
Croup, Ilronchitis, Incipient Consump.
tiou, nnd for tlie rulief of t'onsumptivo
I'ntieiits iu udvnueed atagct or tho
dit,eiio,
So nide is the field of its usafulncss and so nu
.iiiini.H aro tlie cases of it eurea, that almost
( m i v section of country aliounds in persons pub
liclv "knoM-n, who have been restored from alarming
ami eicii desperate discuses of :nc iuiirs oy us
iikc. When onco tried, its superiority over rery
oilier meuiriiie of ils kind is too apparent to nenne
observation, and where ils virtues are known, the
public no lunger hesitate wliii antidote to employ
for tlie distrchMiir; nnd dangerous alfeetions of the
nuliiiiiiniry organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gaineil friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they cun never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous and too icinarkuble to
ba folizultcu.
PRF.rAltED DY
DR. J. C:. AY UK & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
( Oi Ii. tV II V .11 1 1, i U.S.
General Aueuia lor tiuiinii eounty,
t liiildon, Ohio,
OrSoldalHiiby Dr. .loiis-NiciioLs.l'hurdon, mid
Ku .ui Sr. Ci.f vi i.ami, l-' Cluiidmi, O. 4b:i-ly
it
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Inntitnliun, rslublielied tprcial en
dowment or llie ritirl ol Ike meli and dn(rr.M
til, iijllii led Willi i irnlenl and iiji
diinw dixtiisru.
rpiIP. HOW lt! ASSOCIATION, IN
I. view ol the awlul destruclion ol liiinian life,
caused by Sexual Diseases, nnd ihe deceptions
practiced upon llie uiitoriunate victims ol sucn
diseases by Quacks, scvcinl years ano directed
their CoiiHiiliini; Surgeon, as a Chili Untile Aft
worthy of ilieir inline, to open a Dispensnry tor
llie Treatment of ibis Class of Diseases, in all
their forms, and lo yivo MI.OICAL ADVH'F.
(.It A l ls lo all who may npply by letier, with a
description of their condition, tiige, occupation,
habits ol life. c.,) and in cases ot extreme pover
ty to 1 1 iimmi .in iik im s t'iti:i:or
C II V lt I :. It is needles lo add that llie Asso.
cinlion coiiimnnils llie hii;liest .MediciilSkill ol llio
atte, and will luinUh thu most approved minimi
treatment
The Directors of ihc Association, in their An
nual Id-porl upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, lor the year ending January 1st, 183s,
express thu highest satislnclion wiih the success
which has at tended llie labors of the Cuiisuliine
Snrucou in the cure of Sjioriiiiitorrhn'a, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence. Oonorrhiva. Oleci, Syplnl
lis. the vi.-e ol Omtnisin or Self-Abuse, &c., and
order a cniilinaaucu of tliu same plan tor the en
Sinn.' vo ir.
'Ihc Directors on a review ofthe past, feclas-
sored thui Ilieir labors in Ihissphere of benevolent
ellort. linve been ol urent bcnelil to the nlllicted.
esoeciallv lo the vouint.niid ihev have resolved
devote themselves, wiih renewed m al, lo lids very
important but luui-li despised cause.
An ailiniiubie Keporl on Spernlatorr, .ra, or
Seminal Weakness, llio Viceol Ihinnisiu, Mastiti
baiioii or Sill-Abuse, nnd other Diseuscsof the
Sexual l 'mans, by iho Cousultiiig Surgeon, which
will be scut by mail, (in a scaled h-llcr envcloie,',
tree c eliuri;e, on receipt ol win uliiiiifif for post
aae. Other Keports nnd Trucis on the nuluro
and treatment of Sexual Discuses, Diet. ..Ve., are
consliinily being published lor graiulloiis disirihu
lion, anil will bo sent to tun uuucie.i. tsoine ol
llie new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during llio last year, arc of great value
Address, for deport or m iilineut, r, CKO.
It. CAI.IIOI N, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth Slrocl, Fhiladel
phia, l'a. Hy order ofthe Directors,
K.llA D. I1KAKTWELL, rrttuitnt
Cii.o. FAiKcnir.n. Secretary.
October M. 1857. M9-j
Dr. Cogswell Medical Salt.
INVALIDS, LOOK UEKli. I'ersoni
alllicied with inflammatory complaints of any
description, will find it lo their advantage to pro
cure llie above valuable medicine. It is very use
ful in Rheumatic complaints, and is highly recom
liioliil. il tiy those who huvo used il. Directions
for using will he furnished with each box. l'ricc
$1. For sale at this Hliiaj.
Lliaruon, juue uu. i".' i
i'l" FA ft IN F. AN l TALLOW CAN DLF.M
. . . ... . .
ki by tno pound ot DOX.rnuaiaiiuy on nnnil,
Nov.li W1LK1NS & KELLE-Y
CLEVELAND.
GEAUGA COUNTY
A-ttention !
Lovis, Uastoii & Co.
CLEVELAND,
IN
01110,
TH KIR
NFAV
Drent Good, Z'is, fitrages, Irench
r'l
A
T T A V V.
1 1 s i tut i :,
rVo.SU jllnrblc lUock,
.sri'KKioii ,s i'kki-; r,
and arc prepared toexliibit a complete assort
muni of
FOllEIGX .1.X 1) DOMESTIC
Dry Groocls,
to wliicli tho alteniion of ihose in Ceauga County
ami vicinity, who piirclinsr in L Ii vcliinil, is r
ticttlitilil nivittit. 'l'hcir stock huving been pur
rl.,. rrl onilor the liuwl fiivornble lillsnices, elllllilcs
them toRivetiKKAT UAHUAIMtS, in a lurtfu
Jaconets. Orrandie liohes. Ladies
Traveling JJress Goods, Cliiniz
Jlril'iants, worth M rls.,for
31 r.t ; Col' d do. worth
irts., for 1ct.
SII.KS! SILKS I!
I-'ANCY SII.KS, of the newest and most novel
p.-ilterns, some at .'ill cents per yard.
11I.ACK SII.KS,
BlSCIIOrK'S cclehrnied make; Oil Roiled C.fu
de Khiue, guod quality, nt ;'ii) cents per yard.
S II A W I. S.
STIU.I-A, IMOCII V, CASIIMKIIK, THICK'!',
Cll 1'K, &c , &e..
nocsi: i ciiMsiiixJ goods,
A GOOD ASS( HtTM KS'VPiltov l.ivm, l.m
en Sfireting, Vitinufk, Xil.ins, Dtujlts, c. ,
d-c, ami
wiuri: t;t)oi)s
Of every description. N ANSI M IKS. plain and
checked-, dolled and plain SWISS JAfJuNKTS;
checked t'AMI'.ltlC; li(!iired UltK.I.lANTS.
i:uHitoii)i;itii.
Emhrouhrtd Si lln, .linrinr Srtlt. Muftlll Cut
turf, 1'wuh Coltnrf,
Luces, Trininiiim, llultoiis,Ar., tic( .c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LAKUK STUCK, to which we invite par
ticular attention.
Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Skirl
ings, Summer Stuff", or Coots and
Pant.i, Limn Drills and
Darks, Cloths, G'nxW-
meres and Vesings,
hosiery, (;i.ovi:s AND MITS,
and a nice assortment of
33 sn a s a b a j rcj sa ,
Tocihcr wiih a LAKCK LOT OK OT1IUK
OOi HIS, too numerous tu mention.
I'lirihunrn u ill find ove "rent (iiUnilne in
arlrctivfffri-m mtr itiiu li, we inn-e im Old. Good
to show, on Snick tiring Euli iely iYi ic.
LUWIS, KASTOX o.,
M.vnm.r Sror.r, No. 91 SiTcinoti Sr.
Cleveland, June 18.'j. 411 I)
MILLIMiKV STORE
Jn Cleveland
Slirtw & Co.
I I A VINO opened a LAIiGKSTOCK or.MIl.
I I LINKKY UlJODS, aae now luaimlucturing
all kinds of
Silk, and Fancy Straw Bounds.
ALSO DI'.AI.EKS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At 1'2'J Suiierior St., 4th door from the Square
Milliucui supplied with Pattern Hats.
Cleveland, ld'.o. 13'Jtl,
Cot', or Oiiliii'io V I'i'osport Ms.,
CLEVELAND, O.
rjlll F. I'ndcrijiieil havii filled up the above
1 named Mouse, at much exiense. with So vent y
five Comlortable mid ricasuiit Itooiue. The l-'ur-nisliiiigs
nreiill .ni.w, which, wiih llicirTAHLK.they
design shall not be surpassed in this nr nny o.ht-r
city, at their i HAiiui: or O.sk l)oi.ivu i-i:n Day.
IT7" The patronage of a discrimiualing public
whcthi-r in pursuit of in si.ni ss or i-i.i:.si'iu: is re
spectlully solicited. Willing to abide ilieir deci
sion ns to tlicresiili of their i tliiris.
III'ltNETT & TlNKi:il, Proprietors.
Oct 15. 1738 463
io
New lilncksmilliinji Esiablishnicnl
IN CHAllDON!
r I MM-! siibscrihers would nnuoimcc to thecitizens
I. of Chardou and vieioitv. thu t they huvo ta
ken the lllncksiiiiih Shop recently occupied by J.
! M Conisiock A; Co., nt the foot of Water Street,
j where lliey are intending lo carry on the business
' in nil il lirn itcliea ll.tvoti, I n 1 nil e V oer itnii'i! ol
s. v.-rtil years iu the business, they are prepared to
do all kinds ol work, such as Ironing
lurrtas, linjjiirs, Wiijnns, SIHkIis, kt.,
nl as cheap n rate as call be procured at any other
establishment, uud iu a durable ami sulistaciory
manner.
0O"l'urliculur attention paid to IIORSF. SHOE
ING and custom work generally, and we are de
termined that no one shall go away dissulislied,
either with our work or prices
JOHN II MI0AKK.lt & CO.
Cliardiui, December I Sill, WjS. 4l7 if
XEW WATCH AND CLUCK EST1DLISI1ME.VI'
IN CHAKDON!
B.V A. CIIIFS.
.MAN, l'K a ct ica l
W a t c ii a N li Clock
.Makers, beg leave to an
nounce lo the inhabiiiinisol
Chnr.lou and Uenugti Coun
ty, thai they will open a
Shoo in ChiiHmitn' AVic
Btiildinn, on llio lilih ol .May, where all work en
trusted to their care, will he attended to with ac
curacy and dispatch. Having hnd 16 years e.Xie
rieuce, ill Fnglnnd and America, they flatter
themselves that ihev w ill bo able lo give satisfac
tion to all who mnyfuvor them with a enll.
Jewelry 'repaired ond Watches
cleaned in the most skillful manner.
UltACLS AND TIU'SSKS l F.I'Alli FD.
U.&. A.C1I1KSMAN,
April .10. 18.18. 43itf
WHO IS GOING TO IOWA
rPf. I 11 A V 10 THO FARMS.
Kijiiiiiiiiiproveil) of I (I ( Veres
m ar a Railroad thai will soon be completed, thut
1 wish improved, audio givn the use ol them three
veurs in iiiivuienl. The Land is rich rollimr
prairie, in a lin.-ilihy, well seiiled section. Plow-
lug ihe hunt ami iiiaKing a lence, witli posts ana
iho boards liijili.siitlicient logu ird against Catlle,
Is all that is necessary for proilueing tine crops.
Any one wishing to go West, with a good team
and but little means, that is willing and iiblo lo
work, and docs nol wish to buy a farm at once,
cannot luil to do well.
For exact terms write to me at lo a City.
J. WARREN CLARK,
Formerly of Iliiiiisfuirgh.
January 7, 18VI. 4h!Klmina
WAMI I I lis, VII.S.W t)OI IIOH I.S
I'OTA'I'OE MASHERS, ROLLING
PINS, MO STICK'S. HltOOMS. CLOTHES
PINS, Hiri TEIt STAMPS und LADLES, con
stauily on hand by
Nov 12 WILKIN'S & KELLEY.
C.OOD Assortment of LADIES' DOM ESTIC
CALF BOOTEES, warranted to suit, by
Nov. 12 WILK1NS & K EL LEY.
s
UGAU. Molasses, Flour, Pall. Nails, Huilder
Hardware, ulwavs on iisnii nn r snie iow,a
FIELD 4. CLEVELAND'S.
4:tr.tf
T
IN ANI STONF. W A II K, by
Nov.l2
WILKLNdi KEI.I.F.Y.
I Mr . - . , .K1 7. T j
i 11 Altrnn ny llie uox or pniinn,
I IX Nov. l'.'J WILKLNS &, KELLEY.
LITERARY.
m f iV l) a y' V-1 ' 11 1.1 s i I K l l
'I'll IS DAY l'UULIKIIKI 1
TI10 l'irsl Nuniher of Iho
Till". CONMOCUl AI'1 1 1
TH K t'OSMllDUAI'll I
TDK COSMOliKAI'H!
J'lIK COIS.MUKKAl'H !
a riin.osoi'iHCAi. monthly.
A I'llll.oSoniH.'AL MONTHLY.
A l'lllLOSOIMIICAl, .MO.N'I III.Y.
I'llllAWOl'lllCAl. ilO 1 lll.X.
F. fuNTus HM'.niMiroN, Kditor rind I'roprietor.
K I'liNToN Hmuiinoton, l.dilor anil I'ruprietnr.
F! Clin run Uauiumiton. Editor and i'roprioior.
t'ontnitlill!!
I. Tun Kviniw is ok I'kism: In which the au
thor dcscrilies his insn;n tlirmif'h the hollow
depths of Aiheism, Materinlim, Ac, find givei
his reason for reiiirnins 10 ihc Deity lor the ilu
lion ol ihc terrililu prohlems presented ill lila.
4. Tin: K.Mii.r. ui' ran Kiia.i Mi R.
r Tar. t'ii i.ns or II1.011! A review of llie poli
tical world, indicntitiH llio coming striifjBle of
hhertyand coinnion sense against tyranny and
PrirTrElFAni.is or r.111 Fxorvs: In which it is
ouestinneil whether .musts boi .-"r
.,' ,lc jcws, as a nation, wore ever capuve in
7 The II.r.MnxAmi An r.pic. uri'"
Ci.r.MoN HauhingtuN. liooR I. 1 no i.ncrni,,.-
mi nt or tlie .Noiinulis; z. I no iF ;
I'rie.ra; H. 'I'he I'.ilace of llie kings; 4 1 lie lie
public ol i lie I'eople ; fi. The World ol the f-pirita;
l, '1 he I'niverse ol the Cimln.
8. 'I'm: MoTiiiuor the Nations: In which it m
riiux! that diere existid in llie heart ol Asia,
li i am years ami, a ureal and intelligent people, tm
which ihe more m.nlern nations, such as llie Jews,
Iv-vpii.-iiiK. t 'lialilcnni. i c , owed tneir knowledgo
eMlie arm and sciences ihey held in common with
each oilier.
y. An llxrosirfN of Uliitn al 1 tansi-atio :
Showing, hy qiioiaiion (roni ninny versions, thai
ihe Ihli'.e is not the mnr hook in any two Inngu-,,Bcs-
thci;ni!lisii Buying one thiinj.ond the I rentti
quite nnoilicr. .
10 1'r.ooni that "PotMos's Snh" is n frar;
mcntot a Ilciucw Drama, and tbut llie Hook of
Job is merely llie truuslniion of an Arabian llo
malice. ' ,
12. Tur. Isi icri s: A few- rlinn Piatcnients. of
ipned to show thnt a merely negative akepiirtrm
is llie worst curse which can belnll any inorinl.
l'J. 'I'm: Am: ut- Prinns : A lieview of Spiritual
Manifestations, which, like a two-edged sword,
viiiii belli wava. hoih believer? n ml donbiera.
I ) 'l ur. lb it.niN.i or hik CoNTixrNTSi A Re
cord of the World lor Six Hundred Million ar
-showing dial llio world wan formerly water, ond
thnt all continents nnd Hands were built up by
the natural produce ol ibis element, after llio man
ner in which we see the woik still going lorward
among llie Coral Isles of llie 1'aeific,
ANP 1 lollTV Ollll.n SIMIHK AUTlrLIS.
ineludiup a paper by li.iron Humboldt, author of
"Cosmos," on the motion of llio Solar System
nrouml the Ceiiirnl Sun ; " .Notes" ol Trof. Agawn
on "I.a Unco lliiinaine," ond t'osmopriiphic I n
iverscIle"of l.ecoiilrier ; " tleological Krsearflin
in the I nlted Sinus and C'anodas," by Cliarlci
I.ycll, I'.ll fi , c.
TlRMSl
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Monthlv a year, ihe aloresni.l Testament and th
lost books of loiocli und Jasher, or any 'i work
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Those gelling up a Club ol Ten Subscribers, and
remitting $l", will be entitled to an extra copy
lice; and those sending 1-3U tor '21 copies, will be
entitled to a copy and premiums flee.
THE 1'liF.MU'MS.
Fverv Subscriber to die W F. KK1.1 RE 0,
WHITE AND 111,1 E will be entitled lo iwo Pre
miums, worth Iroin DO cents to $:il), by ihc pay
ment of a.'i cents on each As soon as llie sub
scription money is received, the subscriber will be
informed by leller what Premiums he is cnlitlod
lo, and then it is opiionul whether be remits llio
2'j cents on each and lake the Premiums or not.
Tilt rm-Mti'MS.
The Premiums that we sell lo the subscriberi
for ceuis ouch, me cornpri.-ed ub lullows :
list -.
5 Pianofortes r'00 each.
5 f. S. Treasury Notes-. MK
111 Hold Watches 150
bO Colli Wnlchcs )W ,,
1!5 Cold Winches 75 ,,
fill Sewing Machines- 73 ,, k
i.'ik) Cold Walches 7S
tlltO Cold Watches SO
3no Silver Wuicbes 30
fiUO Silk Dress Pntterns 25
liKHi Silver Wntcbes 10
loot) t told Chains $10 to 25
Gold liracelels, Armlets, Neck Chains, Cnmen,
Florentine, Mosaic and Cold Stone Sells, Cold
ond Silver Thimbles. Cold Ear Drops, Rings,
lirc-ust Pius, Kusoin Siuds, Sleeve liultons, Cutl
Pius, Lockets, Keys, Scarf and Shaw I Puis, sud
oilier articles worth Iron) M) cts. to $12 each.
AU commutations must be addressed ta
A. M 1IUOWN &. CO.,
123 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED in nil parisol the I'niiud
Stales uud Cniiaitas to sell Hooks, Music, Jewel
ry, Gold Pens, Pencils, eve., and reeeivo sub
scriptious for ihe It ED, WHITE AND DLl'E.
Catalogues and Numbered Certificates will la
sent to ihose wishing to act as Agents. No cap
ital required.
All newspapers giving ihe above advertisement
13 insertions, will be paid $S, in Gold Pen., Jew
elry, Hooks, or Music, payable wilhin 30 days
alter receiving first number containing ihe adver
tisement. 476-3m
SOMETHING NEW!!
Ii Gift Enterprise conduclrd upon a Literal
and Impartial Plan.
Till'. ONLY ON E I'll AT S TAN OS ENDORS
ED UY THE EN'I'lli E PRESS OF THE
CITY OF DA LTLMORE.
II. K 1IOYT & Co.'l
GREAT SOUTHERN
GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. 11 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Southern and Western Orders.
Greater inducements than ever before offered.
SEND TO THEM Foil A CATALOGUE.
A Gift Worth from Fifty Ccuts to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Accompanies every Hook.
frr CATALOGUES giviim. tull Particular
WHAT THE PRESS SAY!
MIF.Y hnve n mnguincciii
j Mailed Free lo any Address
'V";;,x .;" orenared themselves with
innume r ib o e eganl Gill, m be disuibut.d .monjr
iheir " troupe of Ii lauds and cusiomers at lar6e.n
" Not only niaVa seleciion be made of any choic.
work but wiih H die purchaser is ture to receive
wmeariicle of Jewelry, winch, in many cases,
proves nuiio valuable.- ;Ui) hirkange.
They make no promises tbut are nol performed
strictly to ihe leller, and by ibus punctually can
celing ilieir obligations, have gained ihe entire con
fidence of nol only our citiwns, but tho country
abroad.--Dnltnnnrt Patriot.
A young lady ac pjaintance of ours purchased
for $1 a Hook al this establishment, a lew duys
since, and received a doublo-cased Cold tVatrk,
vuluid at unt kulidreddullart. Clipur.
The success which anends ihe Gift Book House
of Messrs. II E. HOYT &. Co. has no precedent
in iho annals of Gill Enterprises. Argu:
Coll and see litem, and our word for it, you will
not regroi your visit. Onf)alck.
All Orders should be addressed to
II. I' HOYT A CO..
No. 41 Baltimore St., Baltimore, HM
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