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THE PRESS.
BY WILLIAM OLAND BOURNE.
A milli' n Jf longnnsari! thine, and ihry are licnid
Speaking ol hope to nations in ilit- prune
Of Freedom's ilay, to hasten on the time
When the wid woiid ol spuits shall be stirred
Willi higher aims than nuw-wl.cii nmn shall rail
Each man In brother each aim il ti ll lo each
ills lulc uf love nnd pure nnd holy speech
He music for the soul's Jiigh fusiivul !
Thy gcnile no'i s are heard like chornl waves,
Reaching tin mountain, plain, owl quiet vale
Thy thunder-tunes are like the sweeping Kale,
I ' i . 1 d 1 1 g the tribes of men no more he sluvcs:
And earth's remotest inland hears the bound
That floats on ether wiiius the world around !
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LAWS OF OHIO.
LAWS OF OHIO. (Published by Authority. )
[No.
AN ACT
fiupplomontaty lo un uet to provide for the
reorganization supervision nnd innititcii
nnco of Common Schools, passed March
H, 1853.
Kwtio.n I. 3e it enacted by the General
.Issemlily of the Stale of Ohio. .That the
board ol education ofai.y incorporated vil
lage in this .Slato may n in lo wall the hoard
ol education of tho tnwnship in which Buch
village, or any part of it, ho situated, lor tho
nurpnso ol establishing; a central or Ihl'Ii
school within inch township. Tho said
l...ur,l ulirtll i.iitil Iv .ni'l-OO UlJOU Utl U&tiUltltO
.. ,.r,,l.:.i.l.i .,,"1 thereof, und theruunon I
i,..i :.i.i ,,..! in of tho nuuliiind voters i
of their respective disti ids, in tho inanner I
uo provided hv tho twenty .first aiclion ol j
1 ...... . .
thouct lo which tins is supplementary ; nnd
Said meetings, when so convened, shall iu
nil ri soeels be heli and conduct! d in aceor
,1,.,,.... uiili tin. i.r.ivi i.iik ot the eet no :
nhiresiiid; I'rovided that no such central ol
Jiiyh school shall bo so established, unless a
majority ol tho voters ct each of said meet
iiis. shall vole in lavor of iho saiuo. The
luither esialilishiui.'iit of such central or
hiu'li school, and tho conlrol of I he same,
when uitabliibud.shall bo ordoied and reyu.
lated in such maimer us shall bo nt;ieud
upon and directed by said boards ol educa
tion interested therein.
&KC. 3. This uet shall tuko effect and bu
Sn lorco Iroin and after its pussnL'0.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
January 31, 1859.
[No. 8.]
AN ACT
Making partial appropi iat'ons tor tho year ;
Rncnox 1. Br it rmclrd by thr. General
Jitaemhltj of the State of (jitiu. Tnat tlio
following sum of money ho and the same is
liorehy appropriated out of uny money iu
tho State Treasury for general rovonuo p'li
iosoS, to he paid on thu older of the Audi
tor of Statu, tor the year lHOU.to wit; For
tlio sinking of the artiiHi.iu well, to ho ex
pended iicconliiijj to the joint resolution ot
iho lioneial Assuuibly, udoptud April 8th,
18i7, or in sueh other manner as the Leg
islature may direct, thu sum of lilteeu hun
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
January 28, 1859.
[No. 11.]
AN ACT
To amend soction one of an act entitled
"An act to roiiulato luclosures audio I
tirnvid.i imauiHt T iestiassiiic' Animals."
pabse.l Jtnuary 17th, 1841).
r J ,1,. 1
Seiitio.n 1. lie. il emir.lrd hy Vie General
of the Slille of Ohio, That when-
ever a luuce, ol whatsoever materials con
Klriictud, und in all respect such as a good
hushaudmau ought to keep, shall beroalter
be erected by any person or. tho linu of his
laud or that on wlucli bo may'havo a louse
tor one or inure yens, uud the person own
ing iho land adjoining thereto, or holding a
louse on the sauio for throe or more years,
shall make or cause to bo made, or huve an
inclosuru on tho opposite side of such fence,
no that such feuco may answer tho purposw
of inclosing his field, meadow, lot or any
other inclosuru, such person shall pay the
owner ot such lence, already oreclud, otie
Jialf of tho value of so uiuuh thereof ns
serves as a partition fonco, to be adjudged
by tho township trustees of tho township iu
which such loncu may he situated j anil the
nrunuiit so adjudged, il not payed, may he
recovered in a civil action boloio any com I
having competent jurisdiction, iti thu name
f, and for tho use of tho owner nf such
fonco, wit IT costs of suit. I'rnvidud that
nothing iu this ad contained shall apply to
the incloBiire of lots m eiiies and villages.
Ski;. 2 That thu fust section ot the act
to which (his is un umeuduient, is hereby
rnpoulod. Hut all rights accrued and liabili
ties Incurred heretofore shall remain in
force as if this uet had not been passed.
Kp.c. 3 This act to tuko ull'uct from and
kftor its
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
February 3, 1859.
[No. 12.]
AN ACT
To ona'jlo Associations for Oymnastio pur
posna lo liecninu llodies C'orporaie.
SRCIIOS I. II-it tmieted bu the (leneral
.it$enhly of the. State of Ono, That from
Htid alter tlio pvssago ot this act it shall bo
lawful for any number of persons, not less
than fivu. associated together within this
.State, lor gymnastic, pui poses, or other pur
puses of physical training and education, lo
elect, at any mooting called for that purpose,
uny number ol their mombeis, not less than
tbriiii, lo serve as dirretors.aud one member
lo servo as Secretary, who shall hold their
tticns fur sueli period as may ho provided
by rules or by-laws as tho association may
adopt.
ij tie. 1. That the secretary, so appointed.
hall make a true rucord of iho proceedings
of the mooting, provided fur by Iho (list
soction of this act, certify and deliver the
luiiiio to the recorder of the county iu which
such meeting sliull bo held, toguthur with
the name by which such ussouiuiion shall
thuresfter desire to bo known i and it shall
bo the duty of such county recorder, imme
diately on thu receipt of such certified state
inunt, to record tho samo in Buch hook of
records as is used lor recording similar cer
tificates, rulaiing to literary and other asso
ciations, for which service ho may demand
und receive the sum of ten cents per hun
dred words and I nun and alter the making
uf such record, tho said directors and their
assoomted members and successors, shall be
infested with thu powers, privileges and
immunities incident to aggregate corpora
tions, and ooritlU'd transcript of the re
cord herein authorized to bo made by Iho
count recot lor, shall he 'loomed and taken
in mil courts aud places whatsoever in this
Ktata, as oridouoo of the existence of such
suiooiatioa and corporation.
ii so. S. The directors who mi bo ap
pointed under the provisions of this act and
their suocustors iu oldoe, shall have perpet
ual succession by such nama as may bo do-
iuatgd, auJ by iji;U pauiu iball to legally
capable of contracting and boing contracted ',
will), of piiiai'ciiliiig utui defending suits. und
Requiring, holding, enjoying;, disponing of
ami conveying such property, leal or per
annul, us tuny liu lu-quircd hy purchase, do-
nation or otherwise, fur tho purpose of ciit
lying out tlin intention of such association, i
Sto 4. Tlmt such iiBonriation, when in- j
corpnrutcd.tnuy plod such oHiccrs und inako
inch roles, regulations nnd by-laws, as they
may doom necessary or expedient for tlirir
own government, and tho miiiiugonioiit ol ,
thnir IKeul u'ld othor affairs to cll'cct their j
nliji't'li.
N:r. ii. That if said board of director!
shall be vacated, either in whole or in part,
either by death, resignation or otherwise,!
such bnatd ot directors may bo revived, or
sueh vacatirv or vacancies flllod in tho man-1
Hit proviib d in tho first seetiot) of ibis act,
for tho original nignnualioti of tho laid ,
hoaid, or in such manner us may be provid- j
oil in tho bylaws ol I bo association, and a j
majority of tho directors shall constitute u:
quorum lur mo transaction oi iiumiich
.sic. 0. 1 his net shall tuko (fleet from
and alter its passairo.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
February 3, 1859.
[No. 13.]
AN ACT
I'reRcrihitii; tho time when tho offieial term
id ih .Indues of the Courts of Common
I'lpus shall La 'i; ill.
KrcTloN 1. lin it rnactrd liti Ihr Crnn ul
AtseitA! a if the Slat
uf tliiia, I hat tho
es of the Courts ol
"tlicial term of ull .lud
Comnion l'le.is olecleil ul the election hoi
tho second Tuesday of October, iti tl
m i i i I r. i'. . h
the election hold
year eighteen hundred and tifty-uiht, and
of all sueh Juilp.cs who may be hereafter
elected, shall beein on tho second Moiiila
ot retiruary next alter sucn eieeiiou. i in
vuleii mat notnint- in tlio imjaci niaiij
IVect the term of oflice of any Judeo who
may huve been in shall huruaftor bo elcclui!
to IUI a vacancy.
fSi.e. "J. This uet shall tuko c0uct on its
tJ-1,
.-Hair
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
February 3, 1859.
I hereby certify that I htivo compared the
firee,iii: laws with authenticated copies re
ceived by me from the Secrotary ot .State,
and that are correct.
C. C. FIELD,
Auditor of Geauga County.
Tub Wealth of W'oiius. Tlio poorest
tiersoii limy bu wealthy in words, lie who
may have nothing else lo )ivo Ihb suH'orine.
tello'v mail, inav at least revive his droopini:
spirits, inttiso now hope into his sinking
hoari, and throw a gleam of sun&hiuo upon
the gloom of his wretchednesR, hy the exor
cise ol kind words in an expression ot sym
pathy. Never neglect it then. The hetirt
crtished ami lifu-weary havo onough to con-
loud uguinst, iu tho inuvitahlu crosses ot life,
witliout sull'onug froia tho pain iullicted by
the stinging rubella of thu thoughtlessly un
feeling, "blio heart bowed down by weight
of woo" may bu relieved of half its bunion
by a single cheering remark. Thu lack-his-tro
oyo muy ho made to beam with hope by
the magic inlluencu of a Irioudly smile. Mo
one is poor who can speak kindly. Do not
lorget it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
is,v.. Tin: is.uk
Cleveland Wool Depot
""V"' k""w !h"1 ''"rl", ,r uly appreciate
by thuirti won liavo paironised it iluiuu; tins enure
num. The chunjzii made, one year ago iu coul'ni
Aflemblu ing its Su, in Cash, have met wuli uuiveisal
I S lieen I'.si.iblislied over Six Venrs,
L uu.i it alloids ihu SiiliM-ribuni much saii.slue
lavor. It is proposed lo eoniiuuu I lie cusli svstein
and t ul tiro Consignors may rely on t tin same
ptoiupt letiirii ivlueli characterised our lust year's
liii...iie.i. IVi hiip.s not ipiite us high liguieseati he
olittiiui'd hy aillii iiug sin -lly to :raslt, but it w ill
ensure pi ompi reiuius.undliuudi-L-ds have assured
us thill they oblaim.-d Irolll five to , n cents u potllld
nioie through tin: Uepoi than they were utfered
lasl sj)i iug 1 1 . Mil ulluir siiui i't-s. uud Mn belli.-Vi
this has Jiecii true every year iweepliug n lew e.
die eousigimieuta tlitriug the Fall ol H.7. i
shoulil, therelere, no longer remain a question
in the luiiiiU ul
Wool (ii'itwrrs of IrlorelianK.,
liaing Wool to ilisposu of. that this svstL-ui ol
eliisely chis.iil'v in and leiiiilliug Wool will prov.
I he very lust manlier of selling Wool which hie
yel been adopti-d.
Sn-lis will he sc-ut os heretofore to thoso whe
may order.
'iu fie.ve wisltittg Iu realize oil their Wuol assouii
us stttirn, il'ti'iiitetn will he mmlr
aiiih .vtim; to the vili e of the wiiiil,
I'KnVlIUN.i Till: t'u.XM'iNUltS WII-1. A1,I."W Tlll.MO
Tl III. i H'R SAt.l: XV Till I IKST 1K l.Alll.V 1'HH KS.
( iidv:nii' will In mtide ou rcccijit oi Wuid
or Shipping Hill iih torniftU'.
Wf i rum l h:ii ilin IiIhthI Ciifh udvnncr. tlmloni:
rxpiMii-nr-j in ilm lrti Unfile-.."), nil. I t-tidili--lii'(.
rt MH:iuii ot our t,'r:ntt'-t i 11111111- iiniMitm'hirt'tH
witii undivided .iiw-iitioii to nur ( 'im-inuru' ititur
r.iu, will tusuro un a liU r;il pn I r.um-ji'.
;ooiali: iv ( o
April 3, ls)'. 1-s-liii
NEW W.U'CII AMI CLIII K ESIHll.lSIIUEM
IN CHARDON!
it .v a. cmii:s-
I M A N , I'b ct ii i
W A t c II A n ii C i, on
M a k i: u s. , icg leave to an
nounce iu ihr inbabitiiuiHol
Chardon and tieanga Coun
ty, unit they will open it
Mioo in I'lt'itiiii'iii'it S
lluililiife, on ihe loth of May, where all work en
trusted (o llteir earn, will be aitctult d lo w ith tic
curacy and ihspaicli. Having had Iti years expe
ricuce, in l.uglaud unit America, ihey llaiici
thenisi'lvcs I lint they will he alilelo give satislac
Hon in all who may lavor iheiu ith a cull.
JCif Jeireh ii repaired ami H'utcfteii
cleaned in the most skillful manner.
BR ACKS AND TTM'SSI'.S Ii I'd' A II! I'.D.
II. i. A. Clll F.SM AN,
April 30, ISM. 4:iltl
HUUNETT HOUSE,
Cut', ul" Oiit.ii'lo V I'i'ospcrt Sis.,
CLEVELAND, O.
'IMIK I'u Inrsigned have fined up ill above
I. named House, til much expense. wilhSeveniy
Five Cninloriable and Pleasant Uoomw. The l'ur
n islii utis are all Ni.w, which, with their TAUi.i..thev
design shall not be surpassed in this or any other
city, ul their i nit mi'i Om: lioi.i.ui iikDav.
lCT The patrontige of a ihscriiniuaiiug pulilic
whether in pursuit of iiesiNi ss or ri.i Asi tu. is re
spectfully solicited. Willing to ahidu their deci
sion as (o the result of (heir ellortH.
HI! UN FIT & TlNKF.lt, Proprietors.
Ort 1 17:,h) .IhH
HAMBDEN HIGH SCHOOL.
rpilP. SI'IMMI TKUW of this KrilOOI.
1 will r.iimnen, o. MONDW, April III
and iiiniinim I j Weeks, umlar ill. Supervision oi
S. FDStiV Tiu.i..
For t luldien
.82,00
3.00
3. SO
4.00
a term
For the Common F.nidisli Htanches
I'orilio Ihgluir Hiilr-h Draiu-hos
For the I.-uigusgeii
N.l!. Nu deduction for less ihsn half
only In casu ot sickueyi.
C'liurdon, Mnr. i.', lsr5.
Wash ri us i vii.s,vooi now i s
I'orcrol'. MASHKIIS, Kul.l.INt;
I'INS, MOP STICKS. HltOOMS. CLOTtlLS
HNS. Hl'ITF.It STAMl'dand LA DLLS, con
slnnily on hand by
Nov I j WILKI N'S SlK F.I.LFY.
o r i :. it i m ; s i r v i. low a m i. i n
O by iho pound or box. rnustiin'ly on hand.
Nov.U WILKIN'S K KLI.F.Y
rjAI.T--FINF., COAR&F, and DA1KY. in
Sucks, by
WILKIN? & KfLLr.y.
CLEVELAND.
Furniture. Csi v.w t s
sand Crockery.
WILLIAM HART, j
Wholesale ami Keiail Dealer in j
All kinds of Furniture,!
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland, j
has now on hand a large & complete assortment of
Itonrwund, Mahogany, j
Ithuk WhIiimi und 'licriy
FFI5MTI in:.
CHAMBER SETS, various styles,
LOUNGES, at ull pric
MATTRASSES. ol Hair. Manilla, Excolsior and
straw I'l NO STt it i,s,
.ll of w hk h InilVi to 'he purchasinKcoiiiiiiuniiy at
Prices to Cait the Times.
XV M. HAIIT, No. t)7 Water St.
s
w.
nn
B ECK V I T 11' fc
.HI PET, LI It TAIN i WINDOW SHADE STORE
1 in; only i;s tahi.isiiml.nt ok tub
KIM) IN OHIO
I 'iv v. sT)itn:s i:to ri;r:r i,o; of.
V vuiedi'Aclusivelv in Hie sale ol the above jjouiIh.
STORY No. 1
Is ill voted to tin; sal.; ol Oil ( loilu, from 2 feet to
to Jl leel wide, and Uuic nnd L tin ton Mailings,
J-l, l- l, .'i-l und ti-l wide.
STORY No. 2
N nn ininii'fisi rootn, it vi Ingli.iievoteJ to Two
l'y it i id Tluee-I'ly C" a i im j-, I'ihimj mi l Ta l
(.'nvtTH, .M:iim. 'J'ulile Itil Clutlis, -Siair Cui'Ijlms,
Ivotla, Curpt-t .Swcfifrs, c, .Vt.
STORY No. 3
Is ilfvoled loTniH'stry Hrn-sels and Tapestry ''d
vel t'auits. liuiiy. llnilv IJrilS'i'ls Cnrueis, Luce
and Muslin Curium Cotton, Worsted nnd Satin
I laiua-Ks i orni.-i s. i iii.iiu riio. niiu i.ani..
hades, l.iiir mtil While llollunds, Curtain Fix
tures, l'ulpil 1'tisM-ls. ,Ve., fee.
STORY No. 4
Isdevoted to Hemp nuil Colion Carpets, Cheap
Wu.ll do., Druutieis. Ciiinih Cloths, Felt Cloths,
CaiK-l lanni'iH, Hag Carpets, List and Yarn Car
peu, Dutch Wuol do., itc, & c.
STORY No. 5
N usod ns mi I lnlrtt-ry nnd Srwing Kunni, for
tin; MnKiijt? d Curpcis, i ituii .SliadLH nnd Cur
Hires, iVc, Sic.
.os. 1.-7 nnd IM) SI PEIIIDII STREET,
CLLVKLAND, OHIO.
C ROCK Efl Y &. GLASSVARE
Vogg9 IaUs wort h & Co
IMI'OKTFKS OF
C II IK A AXD HA It Til EX W'A RE,
(Jus Fixtures, lumps for Churches and Hulls,
CFTT.FItY, I.OOKIMi GLASSKS, TKAYS,
Plated and Britannia Ware,
And a great variety of
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES.
ITtoob carefully I'acked and Di livlhi.ii at
llll. DlltVT Fl'.I I OI CllAKOK.
Font:. FNSWiUTU & Co.,
Cor. of Superior uud Setieeu Sis., Cleveland.
April li, lrij'J 4H3-i;ui
GEAUGA COUNTY,
A-ttexition ! !
Lewis, Huston & Co.
t'LKVKLANl). OHIO,
r iAvi: oi'FMiO in tiii:iu new
I L s i t) it ic,
o.iI illnrhle ISloek,
ril'l'FKloli M'KFFT,
and tiro prepared lo exhibit a complete nsssort-
IllCllt of
FOll FAUX AX I) DOMESTIC
Dry Goods,
to which Ihe titieniion of those iu (ienuga County
and vicinity, who purchase in Cleveland, is mi
tieuloihi intiliil. Their slock having hien pur-
based under the most tavorahle nte-piccs, enalni's
lliriii lo give ii tt i; VI' 11 VKC.VINM, in a large
aMsortuicnt of Novelties iu
l)ress Gondii, Lnwm, Derayei, French
Jaconets, Organdie jlnben. Ladies'
'J'rai'elini Dnss Goods, Chintz
BriViants, worth .00 its., for
3 1 els ; Col'd do. worth
Met., for 2cts.
SI I KS t NII.KSI I
FANCY SILKS, of the newest and mast novel
patterns, some at ol) cents per yard.
III.ACK Ml. KS,
IIISCIIOFF'S celebinied make; Oil lloiled Cro
dii Kbiiie, geud quality, at Ml cents per yard.
SUA W I. S.
STF.l.LA, WHICH , CAKll.YIF.UE, THIBET,
CKAl'E, iVc , c,
Iiocsi; 1 1 itNisuivn t;ooi)s,
A OOOO ASSOItTML'.NT filli.w Linen, Lilt-
t h Slieett it,?, Vamiuk. .Y'iAi, Uvyles, i-c
iVe., ami
W IUTIO CODDS
(If every ilescriplion. N ANSOOKS. plain and
cliecketl: dolli.l and plain MVIMt JAt OINt.Iti
checked CAM lllilt.'; figured IIUILI.IAMTS.
i:llllloilrltll.
Emhrauleml Srtit, Mourning .Sritt, MititinCoh
litis, -ettth t'ollnrr,
l.uces.Trimiiiiuas, lliillons,.v e., .c, -e,
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LAIitil' STOCK, to which we invite par
ticular alieinion.
liroten und Uleached Sheeting and Shirt-
iws. Summer Slut)', for Coats and
l'ant. Linen iJrills and
Ducks, Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vestinys,
iiosifky, :i.ovi:s am mits,
and n nice assortuientof
Toip iherwiiha l.AlttiF. LOT Of OTTUMi
til H 1 1 IS, too iiuiuerouH to uieniion.
&y fun-kilters u ill Unit our ureal mlinnlnfr iu
utiielins I'l-uin our slut I., vr ini er no t)IU lauedi
lo she XV, our Slack being lintiiely AVm.
i.i:ivis, imstok a fo
Makiii.k S i'ork, No. !'l Si ri.kiui Pt.
Clevelund, Jiiuu IM.''S. '441 ly
MlLLlNEllV STORE
In Cleveland
Slixw & Co.
n A VINT, opened a I. AIM K STOCK of MIL.
l.l.NI'.UY GOODS, sue now manufacturing
all kinds of
Silk, and Fanrv Si raw Bonnets.
ALSO FF.ALFKS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At l."J Suirior St., 4tli door from the Sqiisr.
Milliners supplied with Pattern Hats.
Cleveland, I "OS. tf,j
U . ST
:A r4 !r 'H
for
a
It
no
Ly
of
A
MEDICAL.
Ague Cure,
foa mi sritDT cess or
Intermittent Feer, or Feer nnd Agne,
Hemittent Fever, Chill Feer, Dnmb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Ililions
Headache, and Dilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases origi
nating in biliary derangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American people than a sur
id sale cure for lever ana Ague, nucu
are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
harm can arise from its use in any quan
tity. That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. 1'rrvenlion is
bolter than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "Cchb" expels
miasmatic poison of Flvlr ano Ants
from the system aud prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is
only the best remedy ever yet discovered
this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. Iho largo quantity -we supply for
dollar brings it within the reach of every
1k;i1v i and in bilious districts, where Fnvrn
AMii Aoce prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both lor cure and protection,
is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of till the poor u well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer
tain cure of Inti riiiittcnrs is, that it contains
Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
it are left as healthy us if they bad never
had the discusc.
Fever uud Ague is not nlonc the eoneequenca
the miusniutic poison. A great variety of
disorders urUe from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Ulieumntisin, tiout, Headache,
Uliudiicss, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, l'alpitatioii, I'liintul Affection of the
Spleen, Hysterics, Pain iu the Howcls, Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating iu this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "Ci kb" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an iuvaluuble protection to immi
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
oceaeiounlly or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sntlieiint quantity
ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, und few will
ever suiter from Interuiitteuts, if tliey avail
thenisclvis of the protection this remedy uf
furds. Ayer's Cathfirtic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
trc so composed tlmt disonsp w ithm the rnnge of
their action can rarely v itliNtimd or evade them,
Tlivir ponutritliiii; properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion nf the human origan-
ntm, corrrctiiiK iU lUta-used action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. An a consequence of the
propci'lics, the invalid who in howed down with
Iiain or pliyuieul debility is astonished to Hud hi
lealth or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
hot onlv do llipy euro the every-day complaints
of every Ibody, but also many formidable and
riftnttPt'ou diseases. 'I he acnt below named is
pleased to furnish gratis niv American Almanac,
containing ccrtilieaten of their curei and directions
for their tie in the following complaints: Contin
ues a, Heartburn Ilratlarfie itriniui Ji om disordered
Stomach, Xrtusea, Indiiottion, J'uin in und Morbid
inavUun of tha Jioivets, flatulency t Lost of Appe
tite, Jnwtdire, and other kindred complaints,
Arising from n low state of the body or obstruction
of it functions. They are nn excellent alterative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora
tion of tone aud strength to the system debilitated
by disease.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
1MR TllK IIAI'ID CUHR OP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, Itronehitis, Incipient ( onsump.
lion, nnd for the relict of Consumptive
Patients in ndviuucd stupes of tho
discusc.
fio wide is the field of its iiFofulncns and so iu
merous are the eases of its cures, that alnut
cverv section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restorer! from ulariuing
anil even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When unco tried, its superiority over every
oilier medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, tin
Jmblic no loiiucr hesitate ttliat antidote to employ
or the distressing and dangerous infections uf the
iiuhnoniiry organs that arc incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has rallied friends by every trial, conferred beneftu
on tn. sirlicted they can never forget, tuid pro
duerd cures too numerous and too reiuarkabl. to
Is forgutlcu.
rurPAitKD HV
sn. j. c. a vi:u &. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Co.m u .1 1. 1 w,,
ticuerul .gcuts for ticauu county,
( bunion. Ohio,
Irt"Sold also by Ir. .Ions' Nh itei.s, Chardon, nnd
Fii.loA Ci.iULAMi, F.. Cbiiidon.O. 4u:i-ly
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
Drtirvolent Institution, established lnj special rn
Uoicinent tor the rthel ot thr su k unit dintisss
id, ajlicteit with Virulent unit fin
ililnie tlisiasis.
Tllli HOMAKIi ASSOCIATION, IN
.1 view ot the awlnl desirueiiou ot human hie.
caused by Sexual Diseases, and ihe deceptions
practiced upon ihe uuleriunate victims ot such
diseases tiy Quacks, leveuil yenrs uitp ilireclcd
llieir Cousulnni Surgeon, as a Chiirilnhle Avi
worthy of their name, 10 o'en a Dispensary lor
the Treatment of ibis Class of l)ist-ases, in all
their lonus, und loeivo Ml IMC A I. AltVICI-'
(It AT'IS to all who may apply by letter, with a
ilescriplion of their condition, tage, occupation,
nanus 01 inc. ic.,i umi in eases el 1 xireme pover
ty 10 11 kmmi tn nit im s 1 iti i: 01
CII AKI.'i:. Ii is needles In add that iho Asso-
cialiou commands ihe highest MedicalSkill ol the
sec, and will I11rni1.ll the mi st approved iiiixlern
treatment
The liireelnrs of the Association, in llieir An
nual Repori upon the lieiiliiieut el Sexual Dis
eases, lor the vi ar endmi! January Isl. ISa.s.
express thu highest kutisliiciion W illi tho success
winch lias aitenutil the labnis ol the Consultou;
Surgeon iu liie cure of SiH'rmalorihii'a, Seminal
Weakness, linpolencc, (ienorihil'U. (.lect, Synbil
lis, tho vice ol Omnium or Sclf-AhtiM', &c, and
order a conlinanncc ol the same plan lor ihe i ll
suine year.
The Dueelors on a review of the past, feclns-
surert tlial llieir lubors in this sphere o Is'ncvolcnt
ellorl.havo been ol ercnl benefit 10 the allhcted.
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed cal, to this very
important but much despised cause.
An adinirahie Report 011 Speriuatorr'-irn, or
rsiMiiinai cakiiess. 1 lie V iceol uimnisni, .Alastur
ballon or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases of the"
Sexual Organs, by ihu Consilium; Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, tin a sealed letter envelope;,
fret t frhargr.un receipt of u stomps for post
age. Other Rcporis and Tracts un the nature
nnd treatment of Sexual Diseases, Diet. A'C, are
constantly heiitu published for gratuitous disiribu
lion, uud will be sent to the nlllicted. Some of
the new remedies ami methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or iicatmeut, l)r, 'it'.O.
It. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. 2 South N'iuili Street, Philadel
phia, Pa. By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. IIEART'WELL, President
(.rn. FAiscini.n, Secretary.
October 2tl, 1857. 559-ly
Dr. Coswell'i Medical Salt.
TNVALIDS, LOOK 1IEKK. Persons
alllieted with inflammatory coinplniui. of any
description, will find it lo their advantage 10 pro
cure the above valuable medicine II is very use
(ul in Rheumatic complaints, and is highly recom
mended by those who have used it. Directions
for using will be furnished with each box. Price
$i. For salea! this Oflice.
Miardon, June 4th. 1HS7.
KAISINS by th box or iHsund,
Noy IJ WJL1U.N1 KELI.r.y.
LEGAL.
ADMINISTBATOR'S NOTICE.
rrIIE undersiLMied hsvo been appointed and
I qualified as Administrator of the estalo of Jun
House, deecased, late of Thompson, (ienuga Co.,
Ohio. All persons luteresicil. will govern tbein
selves accordingly. MFUCY W. Ilol S;,
II CIOSWOI.D.
Thompion, April 2Jd, 18.VJ. IMI-:iw
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PROBATE NOTICE.
TIIKASIIKIt, Adininistrntor d,
. bonis nnn of the Estate of Kiley iiichmond,
deceased, and Paul Logan, Executor of die Fsiaic
of William Logan, deceased, have each tiled their
Administration Accounts in tho Probate Ollioe of
tieamrn Coutitv. Ohio, lor settlement : which ac-
cotiuis will be for hearing in I lie Probate Court of
said County, at the I'robate Ollue. in Ubanlou. on
Hie 1 lib duy ol M iv licit, ul 'Pen o'clock A.M.,
until which time all interested may except.
M. C. CAMTELD,
I'robale Judge.
Chardon, April 52, IS.'.!). 4SI-Jw
rpilK r.NOKKSKi.Nl'.l) II A V K THIS
I ilMth diiv ol April, IXi'.l,) day entered into
t;t -lA li'l'.N KliSIl If lor the PK AC'I'ICE of the
LAW iu the various Courts 111 (Jesua County,
Ohio, tinder the nau.o of
F0RRIST and SMITH.
YVp idiall eive exclusive aiteniinn lo the nrac-
life of our proteesinn, and one or bulb members nf
Ihe firm may at all times be loiiu I in ourollice iu
Chardon. Mr. Smith is Prosecuting Attorney lor
said County, and Notary Public. Mr. Forrist
piaeiiccs Iu the I'nited Slates Courts, for the
.Northern District of Ohio A sharo of public pat
ronairn is resocetfullv solicited.
w. o.
1 OKIOST. 11. K. Ss.vil I II
April ;
lib, 1 May.
481-lf
A I.H I . I .ST It ATOIt'S S A I. K.
NO I l( I. is hereby uiveu tliiil.hy virtue
ul on order of the Probate Court ol tieanga
County, t Hiio. 1 shall oiler for sale ul public auc
tion, ou ihe. premises,
On Ihe 'lst day of May next,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M., and four
o'clock, V. M., of said day, the farm ol which
Solomon Wilbur (lied seized iu lee, and which he
occupied at the time of Ills decease, situate ill
Thompson iu said County ol (ieauga, known ns
being parlof Lot No. -Din said Thompson, and
coiittiining TiT slH-100 ueres, and to', be sold sub
ject to the life estato of Maltha Wilbur, widow of
suid Solomon, iu 17 acres thereof, on the wesi
part, set oil' and ussigued to her as her dower
iu sniiT larm.
Ti rmsoi Sli p. One-fourth payable at the lime
ol sale, one-fourth in six.oiie-lotirih ill twelve, nnd
the remaining fourth in eighteen months, wilh
annual interest un said deferred payments, said
payments to bu well secured.
NOAH MOSF.LFY.Ja..
Adm'r of Solomon Wilbur, deceased.
April 2i, l-Ti!) 4S I 4W
Slate uf Ohio, (ieuugn County.
Edward 11. Turkman, lMUV,')
John .Murray, id, and . urlofCom. l'leas.
Henry U. .Moore, Delts. J
U t:UY II. il.OOItl:, of the Stuto of Ill
inois, will tuko notico that aaid Edward B.
i'arliuitin, Plaitnitr, has tiled his reitiion iu snid
Court uf Conimon Picas ueniiist the stiid John
Murray, d, a resident of smu County, and the said
Henry 11. Moore, dilcndunis, judgment against
suid delenilanls lor 7nu, the amount ufcuitain
bonds executed bv said defendants for an npcal
by Henry M. True mid Albert C. 'I'ruii, from Ihe
judgment of said Court uf Common Pleas, to ihe
District Courtui uud for suid County, in a certain
action wherein suid Edward Ii I'aikmnn was
i.lainiiif, aud said Henry M, True aud Albert C.
1'ruc, together wilh William II. Webb, uud Hen
ry N. Smith were deleudanis, and wherein, on said
appeal, said District Court at llieir September term,
gave judgment against said Henry M. and Albert
C. True, and iu favor of said I'tirktrun. lor
$1,437 47 and casts, no part ofwli'chhas been
paid, ns alleged by plaintiff, and on which execu
tion has been issued, ugreeubly to law, and re
turned that no properly, real or persotiul. could be
found tusutisly the same. And ihe .aid Henry U.
Moore is noiilied to apprar nnd answer said pe
tiou. ou or belor. the iliird Saturday alter the 3d
day ol June next. ,
PIIFLPd & THKASHF.R.
4Sl fiw Att'ys for I'l'lt
NOTICI
T AIM FN II. HO WIN INC. IS IlI-ltl'HY
I Noiilied that Elvira L. Downing, his wile, has
tiled her Petition, in ihu Court of Comnijii l'leas,
of tieamtn Cutiniy. Ohio, pruying for a Divorce
from suid James II. Downing, and lor Alimony,
on Ihe grounds of Adultery and dross Neglect ol
Duly, on which un injunction has been allowed lo
restrain thu Sale, uud Conveyance of the House
and Lot iu Muuson, in thu occupancy of Dennis
Downing, and the Sale of a Horse and Sulky uf
sain l)i lendaut, which l'eiitiou will ho lor hearing
iu said Court, at ihe Term lo bo held in and for
said County, on the f.ih day ol Juno next.
PHELl'S it TTIKASHF.lt,
Attorneys for 1'etuioner.
Datctl this Hill day of Apul, 1M.V.. 4SJ-iiw
I'.stlt ol' A. II. (Olllillll, l''!l !
Vt III ICK Tt)CKI.IIT'OUS. .T he 1'n-
Ll dersigned were, 011 the '2nd dayol February,
IfaP, iipointcil, by Iho t roleitc Lourl ul Ocuuga
Ceiiuiy, Ohio, Coiiimissiouers on the Esiulu of
Albert II. (iotliam, deceased, represenied insol
vent: uud tho is-riod 01 six months Irotu the date
of our said appointment is allowed Creditors to
biinir 111 nuil nrovc their i.iuuus iiaiust saul r.s
tale. The Subscribers, wi'l nuend 10 thediuies of
llieir suid aoonintiuciit at thu (llliee of D. W. Can
lield, in Ctiaidoii, iu said County, on the LAST
Alt IN 1) A j ot I'ebrtiary, March, April, .May, June
and July, A.D. IM.V.l, ill Ten o'clock A M. ol each
ol said days. Dated at Chardon, ibis 2nd day ul
February, A.D. ina'.i.
JOHN FRENCH, ) Coinmis.
D W CAN FIELD, i sioners.
Feb. 11, liij'J 474-l.ni
ii'i'iiio i'ou Divouci;.
Marciti Culgrovo,
rs.
Orson R. Colgrovo.
SAID Orson It. Colgiove will take no
tice, that on the Uiub day of March. A.I)
IM.'e.t, said Mureia Culgruve tiled, in the Oliiue of
IheClcikol the Cuurt ol Common I leus, within
and lor theCoumy 01 (icaiiL'a uud Mule ol Ohio,
her certain Petition, wherein she prays 10 be
Divorced trom mm, saul tlrson K. (.olruve, and
Ibnt ecriaiti nrniieriv and ellects now iu her imh
session be decreed her to hold 111 her absolute
right ; anil lor cause el Divorce she ullegesthal
said Orson If. is now coiitiued in '.lie rstutu l ii-on
al Auburn, (.aviitia Couniv. Stale of New York.
lor feloniously obiaiuiii 1.2.000 worth of (ioods
and Chiuiels, the propel ty ot one l.til'uyeitu Han
son, by talse and Irauduleiit pii'iencea Said l'c-
linen will be heard at ihe next term ol auid Court.
Said Orson R. is luriher noiilied, that Deoosi
lions 10 be used 011 ihe bearing ol the aforesaid
l'eiitiou will be taken hy the I'eli. inner at the
Othce ol inu Warden ol the 1 cniieutiury, at An
bum, Cuvui'n County, Statu of New Yoik, 011 the
18th day ol May, A.D. lf5'J. between the hours of
so clock A. tl. unit o'ciock r..vi.oi sum uay.
DU it FEE & HATHAWAY,
Ally a. lor Petitioner.
April 1st, 1859. 4ol-tiw
M:i le of Ohio, (seitiiirit County.
IT .4 .1: lli.'.r
iiui.ry ''. Court of Common
WaltorS Harper.lef't j t leat.
ri 1111: si n ir.rt.iAiT, wal-
1. tur H. Harper, uf the Slate of New
Yoik, will take notice thai said Henry M.
Mixer.l'ltiintill'.coinineiiced an action aguinst
suid Dulondaiit, nnd therein obtained un at
tachment before I N- Hathaway, Fsq., Justice
of tho Feuco of said County, aud thu same
was by laid Justice certified into the Court
of Comnion Fleas of said Couuty, for want
of properly to attach, by the Justice order,
and upoti suggestion uf real oslulo, and the
l'laititilf.on ihe 11th duy of March, 18.")!). iilod
his petition in said Court of Common Pleas,
claiming judgment for $33,60, tho amount
of riaitititr account against Dolendant lor
medical services, uud attendance and medi
cines administered and chattels provided for
said Defendant and family, at iiis request,
wilh interest from tho 1st September, 1858,
and has obtained an order of attachment,
aud iho samo has boon served by attucbing
cortnin real estato in laid County. The
laid Defendant 1 hereby notified to appear
and answor said petition on or before tha
third Saturday after tito 29ih of April next.
11. M. MIXER,
By Pbolps ti Thrasher, bis Att'js.
Dated this 18lh day of Match, IS 51).
4796
THE RUBSCniBEH IS PREI'AIttD
to make COFFINS lo order, and attend
with a HEARSE if required. Ru.idene. two
miles south ol Newbury Center.
JOHN H. OBER.
N.wbiry, Mitch 18lh, 1S5T. 479 3w
Dr.
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:.Tth" F A M fHf l(?A N WO.MF.JI.
From Ihe .V. V. Daib) Nrws Editorial.)
We desire lo call attention to a letter fiem Dr.
Joshua F. Ilridge. on " llenlih of Ameriran Wo
men," in another column, lie treats the subject
an able manner, nnd his skill and medical judg
ment may be relied upon.
From Ihr Allmnii F.rrnivg Ftprrt.
Marshall's Fierine Catholieon has proved to be
fully as valuable ns it is claimed lo be in many
severe tests mam ny meuicai cuiieiii.-n mu uo,i n.
Hriilgo is a regular physician of very line at
tainments, a mini uf greet judcinent and discrimi
nation, a judicious and highly successlul practi
tioner, iu all diseases, especially those of women
and children.
Fmm riiisicmnt.
Marshall's Uterine Catholieon will certainly
cur. all the diseases for which it is recommended.
In the worst cases I have ever met with, Mar
shall's Uterine Catholieon is a certain and safe
remedy.
MARSHALL'S UTEUINECATHOLICON
unhesitatingly offered ns a reliablo remedy for
those complaints to which every woman is
liable, and which gradually nli'ect the mind as well
Ihe body, so ibnt to think, talk or work be
comes alike n source ol siitl'cring. if not nn impos
sibility. Among other eompliiints for which the
Ciilholicon is a remedy is he Falling of the Womb,
Whiles. Suppressed, Irregular or Painful .Men
situation, bloating. Inllamminions and Diseases
Ihu Kidneys or Frimiry Organs, Ketenlion or
Incontinence of I'linc, llc'iribnrn, Cosliveness,
Nervousness, Fitinlintjs, Ptilpiialiens, Cramps.
Disimhed Sleep, nnd all troubles, organic or sym
pathetic, connected wilh the ulerine organs.
Ladies who are troubled Willi any ol Ihe above
symptoms, or(-with spine, liver or lung complaints,
nre invited lo address Dr. HIMDCE, w ilh lull con
liileiien that they will find relief. Marshall's
terine Catholieon is lint a quack medicine but
its iuereilieuts have been made known to the
Medical Colleges, nnd Ihey am at the service of
nny resieciuic pliysinau iu Ibc country.
The vriee f Mirslmlfs Citrine Culholiron is
One Dollar and a Half per Single Bottle.
WrsT Ih.nronD, Coshocton Co., May 14, 1857.
Mr. II H. Kingsh y, Sir, I have been selling
the medicines of the (iratfenlierg Company for the
lust ten years, and have invnriably found them to
give good Ki.islaction ; and thenillsl have sold to
good many lamilits ns regtilnrly as their ten and
colfcc, und with my trade they lieeoine a staple
article. Marshall's I'teriue Catholieon is a medi
cine that has dene a great nmuuiu of good m fe
mnlo diseases. One lady Isold il to told me she
had received more benefit from one bottlu then sbe
did from a lon; course of medical treatment by the
most skilful physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Jauuary 1st, 13;S.
MKS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
Vi kxon, Trumbull Co.. May 1st, 1843.
This certifies that 1 have been in very poor
health for years, nnd limud linie or no relief nfter
employing a number ol physicians. My disease
was Prulapsis Curb 1 had been reduced by that
and Flouror Albtis until 1 had become ulcerated to
considerable extent. Bv the advice of Dr. (i
W. Bushuell 1 procured and took six bottles of
Marshall s ( terme ( atliolicon winch enabled me
lo attend to my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about a year since. I have
taken three bottles since bis ilea ill, which tins made
me able to labor nnd tuiioorl my lanulv uf three
children. The Ciilholicon has nearly restored me
to health It is the only thing that has mitigated
my aull'ering for which I fell very grateful.
FOR SALE BY
A Cook, Chardon.
C. P. Trent. CluriJon.
J. F.. Williams. Purkumn.
II L. Bishop & Son, Midd'.cfiold.
1) C. Kellogg, Munsnn.
Henry Ciiminiiigs, Iiussoll.
Lyman & Scott, Mulberry Corners,
llerrick & Oaines, Newbury.
Tew & Butts, liapids.
And by Medicino Dealers goncrally. tbro'
out tho Stato.
11. 15. lilNGSLKY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 18. 18o9. 479 6m.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVLR
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS
What ? Why a lkanti. ul Htaa of Iluir.
niX'Al'SK IT IS Till: ORNAMENT
1J (lou Ilm si 1,1 isovioto for all our race. Read
er, although Ihe rose may bloom ever so brightly
in the ciowou! clieett.tlieeve ue ever so snarkiin
the leeih tic those of pearls, if th. head is berelt ot
its covering, or the hair be snnrled and shriveled,
harsh and ilnj, or worse still, if sprinkled with
gray, nature will lose more Iliac, ball her charms
I rot. Wood s Hair Kestorativu, 11 used two or
three limes a week, will restore and permanently
secure to ail such au ornament. Keatl the tollow
ing and judge. The writer ul tho first is the eel
binttd I lamst, Tltatherg :
Nr.w York, April 19, 1R5S.
Dr Wimn : Di ar Sir, Permit me to express
to you the oldigaiions 1 am under for the entire
restoration ol my liair to us original color ; about
the lime of my nrrivnl iu ihe United Stales it was
rapidly becoming gray, but upon the npplication
ot your" Hair Resinrativ. " it soon rocovered its
ori-iinal hue. I consider your Restorative as a
vei y wonderful invention, quite elbcaeious as well
as agiccublo I am, dear sir, yours truly,
S. Til ALBERG,
Di yrhn'r (7 wylic'l ijilrt ,
Welsh Newspaper Office, 13 Nassau St,
Auril 12. 1858.
Prof. O. J. Wix D: DrAK Sir, Some month or
six weeks ago 1 received a bottle of your Hair
Ifeslorativu and gave it my wile, who concludes'
to try it on her Tuiir, little thinking at the time
thai it would restore the gray hair 10 its original
color, nut to her as well ns my surprise, inter s
tew weeks' trial il has performed that wonderful
etiect uy ttiriuna ull Uieuray hairs lo a dark brown
nt the same nine beauiilymg and thickening lb.
hair. Istroiicly recommend th. above Restora
tive 10 all persons ill want of such a ehnnge of
uicir noir. utl AilUf.s u.tlttibW
N'rw York, July 25, lt-57.
Prof. O. J. Woon. With confidence do 1 r.
commend your Huir Reslorutive, as being th.
most ellicacious uriicle I ever saw Since using
your Huir Rrstomtive my hair nnd whiskers,
which were almost white have ernduullv crown
dark; uud 1 now fed confident 'bat a lew mor
applications will restore them t. their natural
color. It nlso has relieved me of all dandruff and
unpleasant iielnug, so conimon among persons
woo pri sjiiic ueeiy. j. u. ixll.lll.
Prol. Wood. About two venrs nmi n,v hair
commenced lulling oi und turning gray ; 1 wns
last becoming bald, und had tried many remedies
10 no eueci. 1 commeucea utine your liustora
live in January last. A tew applications fastened
my hair liruily. It began to till up. (trow out, and
turned back to its lornier color (bluek). At this
lime 11 is lull v restored to its nriuinu color, henlih
and appearance, and 1 clicrlully recommend its
use 10 un. j, i). HUES.
Ohicago, III., May 1, 1857.
The Rusioralivc is put up in hollies of 3 sites,
viz. t large, medium mid small; the small holds
halt a piul. and retails or one del nr ner hruil.
the medium holds ut least twenty per cent. mot.
in iii.,ui nun inuii me aninu, retails lor two aol
lurs per hot lie; the lurge holds a quart, 40 per
cent, more iu proportion , and retails lor (3.
O. J. WOt ) D & CO., Piopr ieiors. 3 1 i Broadwsy,
'nu V...I, il.. ,1.. ........ V V 11';.. II..I; 1....
..... .uin, ,11, ,na,;T-ui...r. t,,i 11111111111 1.1'
tuhlishmenthand 114 Market St.. St. Louis. Mo.
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
uonos Lieuiers.
February 4, 1859. 473-ly
rr-p YOUTH A ! ID JTIAIMIOOU!
- ' JUST PUULLSHED. the 25th Thou
sand, and mailed in a sealed cnvelopo, to any ad
dress, poslpaid, on receipt of 3 slumps
A Mtdicul Essay on the Physical Exhaustion and
Dteak ol the Frame. Caused bu " Self-Abuse."
Infection, and the Injurious Constuucucet of
iuvicvru,
flu 1? T niH'Ptnvrti er rv
Member of the RoyalCollege ol Surgeons, ic.ic.
Vr Spermstorrhaia or Seminal Emissions, (ieni-
tal and Nervous Debility, lninoiency, as of
Euercy, Depression ol Spirits, T imidity, Diseases
..1 .1... J 1 ,1 11 .!:. - . M ;
ui 111c neAum vir(Ulls. uuu 1 111 ieu III! Villa w ..4" 11 itiijw
are promptly and efToctuully removed by the Au
thor's novel nnd most successful mode of treatment,
by means of which th. Invalid can regain pristine
health without having lecourae to dangerous and
expensive medicines.
From the London jMiicet .-"The best treatisa
ever written on a subject of vital importance to all.
well worthy th. Author', exalted reputation
jey Address the Publisher., C. KLINE A- Co.,
1st Avouue, cor. lain street 1 t ost noxno. 4386.
Now York City.
Ap. 8, 1HW. 482-3mins
A GOOD Assortment of LADIES' DOMESTIC
CALF BOOTEES, wsrrnnied to suit, bv
Nor. 1? W1LK1NS Jfc KLLLLT.
LITERARY.
ui:n, i nrn.
WIHTi: AVIIITR
nnd IS LITE nnd BLt'E
THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
Kc1, White nnd Itluo
IS ONE OF THE LARCEST AND BEST
I Illustrated Liternry Papers In th. I nited
States. An Imperial Quarto, containing 8 pages,
or In columns ol Oriainnl, Interesiina and Fascin-
nting Kendinp Matter, from th. pens of tha ilesl
American AC incurs.
rREMii'Mj ro scnscRmrna
One copy for one year .92 to and 3 Premiums,
One copy for two years 3 50 and 4 ,,
Ono copy lor three yesri- 5 00 and C
one copy lor live years aw nnd IU
AMU TO CAJ us.
Three copies, one year $ (H) and S Premium.
Five copies, one year 8 00 and 10
Ten copies, or., year.... 15 00 and -0
il copies, one year AO 00 aud 42
T hose getiing up a Club of T'tnSvbscrilxrs, amt
rcmitiing will be entitled lo an extra copy
tree j and those sending (30 for SI copies, will k.
entitled to a copy and premiums free.
THE PREMIUMS1,
Every .Subseriber to the WKI'.KLT ft t t,
WHITE AND 111,1 E will be entitled to two Pre
miums, worth from 50 cents 10 SMO, by the pay
ment of 2S cents on each As soon as th sub
scription money is received, the subscribes will he
informed by letter what Premiums h. ewtHbjJ
lo, and then il is optional whether h. remin lh
j cents on each and take the Premiums or not.
THE PRLMIOIS.
The Premiums thut we sell to th. sahsciibcrt
for i j cents each, are comprised a follows
Ltstr 1
5 rianoforie VX .aclii
ft U. 6. Treasury Note" 500
10 (iold Watche 150
50 Gold Watches 100
li5 loid Watches . 7 J
50 Sew ine Machines- 74
2tX) (iold Watches 75
300 Cold Watches 50
300 Silver Watches 30
500 Silk Dress Pattern. 85
1000 Silver Watches"" 10
im.10 L'Oiu 1.11:11ns jii'iu u ,,
(Iold HractlelH, Armlets, Neck Chains, Camesv,
I lorentme, Mosaic and t.ola Mno ells, oolif
and Silver Thimbles, (.iold Ear Drops, King".
Breast Pins. Bosom Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Cull
Pins. Lockets. Kevs. Scarf and Saawl Pins, and
other articles worth from 50 cis. each.
All communications tnt.st lie aiMressed t
A. M BROWN i CO.,
123 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Vr.
AGENTS WANTED in nil parts ol the United
Stales mill Canada 10 sell Books, Music, Jewel
ry, (leld Pens, Pencils, &c, and receive .ub
Bcriptious for Ihe KF.D, WHITE AND BLUE.
Calalo;uc9 and Numbered Certificates will k.
sent to those wishing to uet as Agents. N o cap
ilal required.
All newspapers giving trie above advertisement
13 insertions, will be paid 3, in Cold Pens, Jew-
elrv, Books, or Music, payable within 30 days
after receiving first number containing the adv.r.
ti-cincnt. 47si-3m
SOMETHING NEW!!
Ii Gift Enterprise conducted upon a Literal
and Impartial Plan.
THE ONLY ONETIUT STANDS ENDORS
ED BY THE ENTIRE PRESS OF TUB
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
II. K .II O V T ft C
GREAT SOUTHERN
GIFT BOOK STORE,
.o. 41 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Xd.,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Soulhcrn and Western Orders.
U renter inducements than ever before offered.
SEND TO THEM FOR A CATALOGI'K.
A Gift Worth from Fifty Cent to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Accompanies every Book. '
lt-CATALOGUES giving Full Parliculsr
Mailed Free to any Address.
WHAT TIIEPRESS SAY
THEY have 11 magnificent assort men t
ol Books, and have prepared themselves with
innumerable elegant Gifts tu be distributed among
their " troupe ol Iriends and cusiomers at large.
fnltimott itin.
Not only may (election b mad. of any choir
work, but with it the purchaser is sure to rcc.it.
some article of Jewelry, which, in many eases
proves quite valuable. Mir, Exchange.
They make no promises that ar. not performed
strictly to the letter, and by ilius punctually can
celing iheir obligations, have gained the emir. eon
fideiiee of not only our citizens, but the country
ubroad. Baltimore Patriot.
A young lady acquaintance of ours pnrchas.1
for $1 a Book at this establishment, a few day
since, and received a double-castd Gold Watch
vulueU at one huudrrd dollars. Clipper.
The success which niicnds th. Gift Book Hour
of .Messrs. II E. HOYT Si, Co. has no precedent
ill the annals of Gift Enterprises. Argus.
Call nnd see them, and our word for it, yon w8
not regret your visit. Dispatch.
All Orders should be addressed to
II. I',. HOYT A Co
No 41 Bultimor St., Baltimore, Md
F.b. 11, 1859. 474 -3m
(ritlll'OSEU AMEXDMEXT TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
ULLAT1VF. to nn Amendment to the Condi,
tuiion, providing for Annual Sessions of th
Gcnernl Assembly.
Jlcsoletd, by thr General Assembly of the State ef
Ohio, Three-fitlhs of th members of each hour
concurring theroiti, that it be and is hereby pro
posed tu the electors ol the State level, at th. next
annual October Slate Election, upon the approval
or rejection ol the following amendment as a sub.
simile lor the fust cluuseof the twenty-fifth sec
tion of 1 bo second article of the Constitution of
this Slate, to wit: " All regular sessions of th
General Assembly shall commence on th. first
Monday iu Junuar'y annually."
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
MARTIN WEEK Ell.
April 5, 1859. President ol the Sens'.
FIXKETARY OFSTATES OFFICE, I
Columbus, O., April 7, 1859. I
I do hereby certny (hat the foregoing Joint R
solution, relative 10 an Amendment u th. Con.
siituiiou providing for Aunuul SusAioua of th
in
)
General Assembly." is a true copy trom th ori
ginal roll on the til in this oflice.
A. P. RUSSELL, Secretary of Stat
Auditor's Otfice. Geacoa Cocrtt, I
Chardon, April 15, 1859. I
I do hereby certify that the above i. a eorr.ct
copy of tha Joint Resolution received by m trom
the Secretary of Stole.
C. C. FIELD, Anditor Geauga Co.
April 15. 1859. 4b3-tra
Mew Blacksmilliins Establishment
IN CHARDON !
THE subscribers would announce 10 the citizen
ot Chardon and vicinity, that they hsv ta
ken the Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by J.
M Comstock & Co., at ilia fool of Water Street,
where ihey arc intending 10 carry en the bunn.e.
in all its brunches. Having had an experience of
several years in the business, tlavy are prepared ta
do ail kinds ol work, such as Ironing
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleight. It.,
at as cbcup a rale as can be procured at any other
establishment, and in a durable and satisfactory
manner.
frParticular attention paid to HORSE SHOE.
INU and custom work generally, and w ar d.
lormined that 110 n. shall go way dissatished ,
ether with our work or once.
Chardon, December 15th. 1858. 467 tf
tUBIMOXS. Just prioted, a quantity
of J usiices' and Constable' blanks, con
sisting of Summon, Subpoenas, Execution,
Writ of Attucbmeut, etc.. which may b
foundat THIS OFFICE.
April 30lh. 1H58.
A GOOD Lot of FIRKINS for Sal cheap
C suitable for Packing Mutton, fork na
Beef.
fnli aids fAt-m
Nov
U WILKIN'S & KELLEY.
rpiN anu rroNE wabk.
by
JL kev.ll
WILKIN'S it KET.I.ET.
SUGAR, Molasses, Flour, Ssli, Nails, Builder
Hardware, always on hand and for sale low, a
' FIELD Sl CLEVELAND
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