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SONG OF THE SUMMER WINDS.
BY G. DARNLEY.
t'p the dale and down the bourne,
O'er llio meadow swift we fly t
Now we King, mill now wo ninurn,
f'ow wo whisile, now we sif h.
By the grassy-fringel river,
Through the murmuring reeds wo .weep
Mid tho Illy leaves wo quiver
To their very hearts we creep.
Now the nnijVn row is blushing
At the frolic tilings we sny,
While aside her check we're rustling,
Like some truant buy at play.
Through the blooming grove, we rustle,
Kissing every bud wo pass,
As wc did it in the bustle.
Scarcely knowing how it wss.
Down the glen, across the mountain.
O'er the yellow heiiih wc runrn,
Whirling round about tiic lounlom
Till its little brink, is foam.
Fending down tho weeping willows,
While our visp.ar hymn we sigh;
Tlicn unto our rosy pillows
On our weary wings wc liio.
Thereof idleness n -dreaming.
Scarce frnm waking we reftnin,
MomeiH:. long us m-esdeeming
Till we're at our play again.
Truth Stranger than Fiction.
Tilt! Wisonsiil journuL relnle li slrani'C
nnd ronuintio 8toi V, of wliic'n the fulluwinu
is tho i;cnciril otuline : A dinner s ton,
Romii twelve years noo, murncd a rjoiglr
borin irl, the dauolitLT of A very
ifsjii'CtHbli; family. Tiiey rcmoveii itn
nicliJilely (o a distant place, v. Iioru tin y
lind been livi'n but ft few dnys. wl.in
upon liis return liomo one ivcniiii;, the
wifu of a week was missing. .She did not
ictarr. that nilii, duiiiio; which lie felt,
of course, tli't utmost nnxiety, nnd in flic
rouniinir lie tinned in search of tier. IKcould
only ltnrn tluit she toi.k the sine
nlunc, winch led to the railroad station
tome miles dislanl. lie followed lier, but
nt theJhpot lost nil trace of lier. lie
wioto to ber former lionif, and friblislied
notices in the newspapers but coulii
obtain, no clue lo ber w lieralou's. He
jjrieved in loneliness at hr supposed
criminal act, and to cscapn the scene
vrliere liis week of unsullied happiness
bail been followed by so great a grief, be
removed lo the then sparsely settled wil
flerness. He there sullied upon a promis
ing piece of land, and in iis cultivation,
nnd the cares of life, soii"lit foi'vci'tftilness
of the put. Me succeeded meif-ui ably ; lias
filled offices of trust, nnd grown wealthy.
Afler a few years, bis homo requiring
attention, he married ; hut his wile lived
only long enough to beur him a son, and
witness tho that year of the, little one's!
xislance.
A few weeks since as llio well-to-do
mm of the world was dining by his tire
hide, there entered the house a woman
well clad, of fuller fnim, nnd twelve years
older but the picture, of the long lost
bride of a week, and tdit: was iiccom
jianied by a girl of a dozen years. The
sober man of forty was startled, but asked
the strange vinilor to be sealed. Then
came her long nnd agonizing story.
was oblivious to her lor the first yeor
their separation. She could fell nothing,
except of one hour of relurned reason,
when the liltlo girl beside her her
daughter was brought into the world.
Afler that long lime, fitfully nnd -it periods
remote from each other, came back reason
and memory. She had wandered to
distant city, in a slate of wild insanity
there she lell among kind people nnd was
installed in an insino nsylinn. Afler the
birih of the daughter, and ten years nioie
cprnt within it-i walls, thoughts of her
linme nnd husband came back. .She
elowly recovered then visited her pa
rents, learned wnere iicr ,u-iinj was
and (lew to him. He sure he clasped her
in his ninis, and they wept upon ench
other's necks. Again going before the
niter, they were united, nnd she now pre
sides with careful dignify and ease over
liis household. Hut liille is said about
in the n ighboi hnod, except expressions
wonder at Squire D.'s Hidden and unex
pected marriage, to one whom thev
suppose to be a fair widow with whom
Lo had recently become acquainted.
Superstitions.
Tho editor el tho jlmtrican 1grtru!lu
r.il makes (as wo think) tho following sonni
blu lomaika in relation to tlm phase. of
moon in tho pluming of toed, und
bmohoi'ing of incut :
' Tlio ti uii I'.iiili lor tho farmer and for
nvnry man is, that bo is llm maker of In
ffwu In it j no, and the maker of his own des
tiny. If hi) prii).iro Ins soil well, and tow
Ilia crops soi.sonulilv, ho will seciiio g
harvests without reforiMicn lo tho pluses of
tint moon. If liu is careless of thoso points,
it ia lunacy to expect that tho moon will
avii him from loss. If ho futmns bit lion!
nnd pork on coin inoul, fin need never tout
tlio influoncoB of tho moon upon bis Cornell
moats. They will coiuu to the tablo idiitiip
ttu I swollen, allowing the power of lliu meal
barred in licit more distinctly t li nil tlm ioci
of the niniin. Tho wholo tendency of ilieso
mpoistiilnns ia in Invor of routine fnrmiio
Tlinrn is liulo oecasion lor inreati . ti m ami
lorothou(;lit, wlioie tho moon und llm Al
manac rule all faun operations. Thn toacli
ings of science and of experience imii come
ill to mould our huahniKli v. onl y us ilu-m,
inisnrablosiipoi stiiioiis are driven out. I'.ui
thuir domain iB already Inokeii. 'I ho lilu
of a butter day n shining in upnrt tho it.uk
regions of suoerstif ion. Men and women
urn loarnini; In pin form their labor ut
boat seasons and in tho best manner, reaani
less of any imaginary Lunar or Solar in-tluoiice."
Nectramzino Potsos. A general rea
der sends us the Mining :
" Poison of any conceivable description
nnd degree of potency, which has been
iutentioniilly or accidentally swallowed,
may be rendered almost instantly liaim
csa by simply swallowing two gills
sweet oil. An individual wilh a very
strong conalifuiioa should take uenily
twice the quantity. This oil will most
positively neutralize every form cf veg
etable, animal or mineral poison with
which physicians aud chemists are ac
quainted." Moons l.f Sourn Caroi.im. -It may not be gen.
orally known that aouie of ilia best families
Kill.hr.rAll.,. ... lf... k. 1-1... ul
of Airica , wash,,, out. but that of the Indian
and Moor, after as cor. of generations, shows itself
almost as strongly as ever. The crisp, curling
black hiir, dink, sad eyes, long silken lashes, and
s iMfl Pt 11 at I4iwim1i.vi.iii om,.K .n . . .. . . f.
gcneraiion. Many of our old Huguenot llanilica
down 10 1 ha present day ska ,ir3ng traces
Ihnir Moori.hilesc.iit.
CHOICE VARIETY.
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PcAXDnr., like tho Nile, Is fed by Innumerable
streams i but it is cilreincly dilTi'.ult to traco it to
its source.
IIf. Is happy whoso circumstances suit liis tem
per) but ho is more excellent, who can sutl his
temper to any circumitntieos.
Vlacz an ignorant man in an elevated situation
and it only serves t mako him more contempt
ible; n small light shines best in the corner.
IiiT no man be too proud to work. Let no man
be nshnmel of a hard fist or a sun burnt counten
ance. Let him be ashamed only of ignoranco and
sloth. Let no man be ashamed of poverty. Let
him only beftshantcd of dishonesty and idleness,
Wnr.v any one complains, as Diogenes did, that
he h is to hunt tho street with candles at noon-
dny.to find nil honest man, wo ore very opt to1
think that hi nearest neighbor would have qnito
ns much difficulty oa himself in making tho dii-
covery.
ItiKCioisco flowers rowiu ; but when they
i are gathered, they o.-.no to plen-e I look upon
j theui as iliins rootless on 1 poiislriluV tin ir like
ncss lo lite mnkc, tnc sid. I never offer floweis
I to those I love -1 never i-h to icreive tlioni from
hands dear to me. Ih trloiit B'onie.
Manmus nte the shadows mi virtuf": the mo-
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iiieoiuiy iiijn.iy 01 iu"s,- tjii.iiiii.n null" '
icilow creatures love aim re.-uieei.
If we strive to
1 become, then, what vc strive lo o;p':ir, in.'inners
may oft. n be temleied iisHnl guides to the per-
, fnrniauce of our duties. iVu. Sydney Smith
I Time inajeit he sure thnt lie thai w:l! in privaio
i f,.,,li. ii.v l.i.mil. lor he mlvcn-
tores thy dislike, ond doih hnztird thy hatred j lor
llieru aic lew men tint enu enduic it every man
for the most part ili-l ; I ing in sed'-ptrnso, which is
one ot the most univeiMil loine unit ucwucicui
mankind. .Sir U'ulnr !ile';ti.
'Jin human heart is like an artist's studio. You
can lell wliui i f 10 01 list is doing, urn so much by Ins
eomplc ej pictures, out by tho half-drawn skeieiies
and ile.-ins which too luii.yiii? en his wall. So
you can tell the course id a man s lile, Hoi so much
by his well-defined puiposcs, as by ilie half-lormeu
plans, the luini iluy-dreiiins, whn h are liuno in all
tiic chuuibcisof the heart. I'utiir,
Gold in Ohio.
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Tho following liom the pen of Henry
Ueed shou.d be printed in letters of gold:
feveriil of our eichaiigea aiiiioinicu llio
fact I but gold has been discovered in vari
ous counties of Ohio, but nniiu as jet in suf-
neient qiianiiiies .,. av . -,.....
I he piccious metal do. i viij . howeve . ,.,
'-")' ''."I y ""'ii'0
II Ills il"i lint ii. ii. ,;.., v. . ........
hIiiiuihIs in every rivulet and siinum. No
land under tho bioud canopy ol buaven is
morn prolific ol tho niirilei ous treasure.
Yon broad expansive hold of waving corn,
nodding a guileful recognition lo tho broi zo
ami n. mining a e, o.u
nuriii.l eioeifnl eaves i a L'old mine
nchor, far richer than ninety-nine ono-litin-el
: oi 1 1 1 ia of adventurers lind in llio moun
tain canons of a distant land. Kveiytree
in yonder forest- 'their stalwart arms
strotchina towards the sky, nnd sliudv
nu.iKS wea.uo ing eaco u,.. .... "
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R"'"' oeeong ,1...
labor ol the yeoman lo fashion it into coin
Yon rolling liver, heamig m. iS surface
couni ess argosies "v . """
WITIlllll, ixniitnii ti .......
snows of tho Allegbnnies In luvu the bliol.3
it tho orange und the sugar cant that, loo,
is a mi no. coiniiaied with which a thousand
Australia would sink into iiisiguifictiicd.
Il is time, limn, that this follouing in llm
hue and cry of "gold in ( aliloi nia, "gnld
In Australia.' "gold at likes l.ak, bai
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.iised. nod that the citizens ol Ohm should
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. ii hq iiipiui,. ii v nt limn., lur that tot
which so muiiv seek in vain abroad. One-
half the eimigv, one-half the enterpi ise.ulld
nun-half the ninhiii.in whieli have character
ized lho exortioiis ol thosu who are now lan
guialitng in aurifei'uus lands, many of them
without the means ol subsistence from duv
to dav. would bavo placed llieul far bevond
the reach of want, at home. It the tlious-
HIWIS lit 111 111 blletl llieil lllll WOlIieil Willi
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now rushing pell-moll in return froui l'ike'f
Peak, almost lighting tor looil ninl i uiinent,
hud only dm end a lithe ol their enterprise
in a pi oper channel, they might each und
all be settled in a comlorliible boine, und
suiiouiided at least Willi iliuiiecessilieB.it
not the Iuxiii tea . f life- Try it, ye men
iron wills und willing hands. who would seek
for wealth iiurnuif; pull nil' your eoals, roll
up your sleovus, so zo the first implement
of labor within your reach, and with
caivuu furl lino in your naiivu laud.
if
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Puware of Evil. Let no man say,
when he thinks of the drunkard, broken
in heahh and spoiled in intellect : I can
never so fall. He thought as htlle
falling in his Curliest ycais, I'he promise
of his y u ut h was blight as yours, and even
afler his downward course, be was ns un-
sip-pii'iotH as the firmest around him,
and would repel, as indignantly, the ml
moni Ion lo beware of intemperance. The
danoer of this vice lies in ils almost mi-
pel eel
lible I, i.ach. Youth does ,)0,
su-pect ill uiiliciiness ill the sp u kling bev
el age, which quickens all ils tusci plibili
lies of in v . The invalid does not see
in the f 01.11:11 which gives new tone to Ills
dilnpidiiled organs. The man of thought
and genius ile:ects no palsying poison,
the diau.'hl which seems a spring ol in-
spiraliun lo inlelleC. and imagination.
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I be lover of soc 1 .1 1 pl.'asurea hlllo dreams
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lh.it the glass which .miniates, couver-
sa inn, will sink him too low lor the lu
ler.'oiirve in which he now deli-hu. In-
fempernni'e comes wilh noiseless steps,
und biii.U ilie lirst to.'.ch wilh a Cord too
liohi to be felt. This truth of mournful
exiieiiaiu'e should influence ihe aigumenls
ol social and domestic hie in every class
ciiuiuiunity. Dr. Cluinniug.
A Don's Memory. The memory
dogs is quite 1 j.i aonliiiiuy , and only
equaled by that of the elephant. Mr.
iSninsou, in his woik on the iusiiucU
aninnls, gives Ihe following; proof of this.
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lie mivs that " a spaniel beloiiin" lo the
Kev. '11 N . being hTwuvs told
that be ...u-t not (ollow his tnasler
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.Ml.lda), UM-....H those days, to set oil
long iKiloie Ihe hcrvw.:, an I lie concealed
under the hedge, so ileal the church, lhai;
lenglh the point was yielded to him."
Myliille pulor dog never oilers lo
me on Sunday; allhiuigh, oil other
.l.i.'u I... (w.rp.i-llv U'ihl II, u.-eitm iu
me" in my walks. In my younger days
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Iinil n ruemlle ilorr v Hell u Ufi.Vk uei-mii.
p iiiicd nie to church. My mother, seeing
that he al'.racled loo much ol my attention,
ordered thu servant lo shut him up every
Sunday morning. This was done once,
but never afterwards ; for he concealed
himself early every Sunday morning, sad
I was sure lu Cud him tiil.tr under mv
seat ut church, or else at ihe church door.
i T'1".1 dPS ck''"'lJr diltnuis.1' return
' Sunday, cannot oa uoui)ted..
dutei cf J)igt, by LJwani Jan.
1 fW ntmr tajn&tart triliiuif TiittMnal K si funrtt
that flowers are feather, that ware beaten by
ram fioiu angel', wings, md, having fallen lo
(taitli, uiu look root.
FUN ITEMS.
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Wbat church do you attend, Mrs.rnrtington I"
"Oh, any paradox church, where tho Uo.pel is
dispensed with.''
A Irish lover has remarked that it la great
pleasure to be alone, specially whirl you have
your sweetheart with you.
Wht is fi-h peddling, morally considered, an ob
jecilonablo business! Becauso one tells what he
knows has been "hooked "
A orNTt.EMAN homed Benjamin Ginning recently
presented the poor ol the city of Liverpool with
one thousand dullars. A good B. Ginning. G.
0. '.' IV it J Louisville Journal.
A fellow named Nathaniel Ding was reeenily
hung in Liverpool, fur killing nnd caling his own
grandmother. A bud A'. 1'ing Louisville Coiir.
"Srr.AKiNa of shaving." said n preuy girl to tin
olnliirato old bachelor, "I should think that a pair
of handsome eyes would bo the best mirror to shave
by." "Yes, many a poor fool has been shaved by
them," ho replied.
Thi r.E is a man in Mississippi bo lean that lie
makes no shadow at all. A rniilcsnnko struck nt
his leg sixteen limt s in vain, and then tetired in
disgust, lie makes all hiingiy who look at him,
land when children meet liim in tlie slrccr, they run
I iloiMi", , i y iiij. i "I uivau.
Whi n the cell brand Punning, afterwords Lord
Ashburton, was "staling law" to a jury in court,
Loid .Mansfield inicriuprcd him by saying : ''II
thai be low, I'll go homo and bum my books."
"My Lord," rcp'i.d Dunning, "you'd had betier
go homo and lend them."
As eihtor out West, tieinn descried bv us
primers, w ho wero "on strike," was eompclled lo
turn into the ofTiee himself. In his next wcck'
p:ipor appeared n gra.hic account ol the circum
s:anee. composei: ny iiieeuiior s -ow n lair lingers,
concluding widi the words "Talk oj tile sublime
ar,,of I'mlinS! blefsi'ilt soL 1 J i'.s aS oAsv
s roLliug olfalof)
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Horace Greeley on the Plains.
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Mr. Gieeley, of the 7'i liime, it giving an
interesting account of his overland journey
lo the l'li oi lie. II. a last letter is dined 1'ipe
Creek. May VSili, l.iii ig htiition 0 of Hie
I'ike'a Ptnk Kxpress Coinpany. Alter giv
ing bia .experienco of sleeping in tenia, anil
dining on imcon nod greens, with board mid
lodging more primitive each day ho Suva:
I tielievo I have now descended llio bid
der of ni'tiliei.il life nearly to its lowest
niiiii i. It loo l lieyeiines inu iy ol wiiom
stoppeii llio lust Kxpress down on the route
, ..,.,.,., nm) to beg or steal
it6hml,, SV fit , C1,,u,u ,! atrip
us. wo should of course bavo further vxu, -
' rionce in the sauiu line; but for the prcSftil
lho progress I havu inado during llio lust
fortnight towa.-d lho pi imitivo simplicity
' of human existence may be roughly noted
' thus-.
May 12th Chicago Choeolato and mnr
l(,wspaliur9 , ,ouu on lho t.eakfast
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tllbllV
2.1d- Leavenworth- I'nnm-bells and baths
miike their last appearance
24th Topeka lioelsteak nnd waahbowls
(tln r tilan till) last visible. Dal ber ditto.
Gib Man hat tun l'otaloes and eggs lasi
recgi,ed among tlie blessings tluit often
..i,g1ieu and take their Uigl.t." fhuirs
' a,. .Tunctloti Citv-Last visitation ol
, boot-blaek. with dissolving vioos ot u board
bedroom Chairs bid ns good bye.
2Hili Piuo Creek Hunches lor seats ni
meals have disappeared, giving place to bags
and lioxes. We (two passengers ot a scnli
bling turn; write our lullers in the express
wagon that lias hoi no us liv .lay ami .iiusi
, j supply us lodgings for :be night. Thunder
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I I iy g 1 Ulll lliuil ennui nun i'.'
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sironc pro use oi a snowei ouioi u in.n .nog
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i Dubious looks at severul holes ill tho can
viisa covering of t liu wagon. Our trust is in
buoyant heui ts and uu India rubber blanket
Leaves are Chemists Have you over
considered tlie amount of surface a single
tree presents to llm atmosphere ? Measure
a loaf : take the area of niiu aide, imilti.ilv
I i... .1. I...- .i.l... ..,..1 .l.u.
Il OV IWII. UI.I IIUUIIHII III onico.l .,,. Mini
I proiiuet bv t liu number of leaves on a single
tree ! iiiisBUi iacoisaiinocessi.iy io mo
giowib of tho tree. If yen take elf a pun
i of the leaves, those which remain, giow
! broader ; thev separate from llio atoms
pliere, and swa'low tlm fond adapted to the
wants of the tree. Think of tins, loader.
Here is suggestion for somu interesting
pencil win k. You bavo a pencil und a power
io use it. Iiiiru a plant, and now small u
portion rem lies ns unhos ! Where is tin
balance ? In tho atmosphere. Whoro-
lln n, docs llio plant obtain this organic mat
lor lor its coiisii iictmn ? Not altogether
1 1 urn the atmosphere direct. Jiut when we
cousidir that each souaru inch of tho sur
lae.1 ot leaves of some plants contain from
iju QUO to 175, unl) mouilis, winch iihsoib
and assist in pieparing tho fund for the
; plant, wo may form boiuu idea of thuir in.-
I't-iiaiitu,
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1111 siiiiinirsioo.. io kiiiwhi, e.ino.. in...
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0' 'Im answer I give you just now r "l er
1 ..loctly, sue; you refused mv request
.. w , , ullk ,1)u y. il,Vlrc.j
! ,1,,, .,,,. .-j.'r ,ving proinpily rolusod
me," i.iiui ned the gentleman, "und by en
at e.iuiiiging in 1110 no false hopes, saving my
, tnn.i, und preventing me being bitterly dis
with appointed ai last." lho king was an nuicli
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ihe
Tut: Pyramids. A United Sialea naval
chaplain who has recuiiily visited iliugraii.l
pyiamui ol Cheops, us t.gypt, wailing in ilie
;'" ! ''' "'ui .ee.i ..umiieu ieui uoio.o ....
nun pass.'.i i.iiti o: lis sioen, unu urinci'ii
live mid aiz thousand feet liuloru In. bud
made the circuit, says that inking a hundred
.New Yoik chuichesol the ordinary wi.lili,
1,1ml arranging ihein into u liollow square,
tweiny-livu oil a aide, you wo'ild have
' scarcely tin. bn6emeiit of this pyuiuml
j 'ko another bundled, and ibrow their ma
I '0'")1 'ho hollow square, and it would
not ho lull. 1'ilu on al l ie atone and brick
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ot Pliiladolpbia and Hoblon, and tlio Btruct-
ulo ,',,,, UJ ,,,,,, B1, ut
1 K,oll, W0,U t num. Olio laver of block
j Wll, i01l(? I1C0 mVed lo Cairo lor building
! purposes, and enougli loiiiinus to supply
tho demand of a city ol half million ol
! pcop'o, lor a century, if thoy uro pormit
I ,U(1 "UU,S 10 "90
AtlVANIAOK OK A DCCISIVK A.N8WFR. Du
ring the reign ot Louis Al. ot I 1 unco, a
eenileninn applied In thai uinnarcli to be
appoiuled to all oflli'o which bud lutoly bo
eonio vacant. Tho King peremptorily re
losed Im request ; upon which tho uppli
cant humbly thanked him, and was about
! t retire, when Louis, who thought that bo
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p.ousc.i wiiii ...is expiai.ai.oi', 1.1a. lie iiii.t.u
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usl boforo renueslud in vain.
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Lono and Short Davs. At Berlin
and London, the longest day has sixteen
hours and a half; at Stockholm, the
longest day bus eighteen hours and s half ;
at llasiburg, the longest day has seven
teen hours, and the shortest seven, at St.
Petersburg, the longest day has nine
teen, and the shortest five hours ; at Tor
nen, in Finland, the longest dav has
twenty-one hours and a half, and the
shortest two hours and a half : at Wan-
derhu. in Norway, the day lasts from the
I 21,1 of ll lo the 22 b July, Without in
irruption ; sod at BniUberyeo, the long
'"t uJ tarM (BoulLs tail talf.
CLEVELAND.
Furniture, Carpets,
ami Crockery.
WILLIAM II ART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
All kinds of Furniture,
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
has now on hand a large &. complete assortment of
ltocuool, !UiiliOpiii)-,
Itliit k M'lilnut nrnt Cherry
rUKiMTUUE.
CM MBER SETS, various styles,
Li iL'NGES, at u!l prices,
MA T I'll ASSES, of Hair. Manilla, Excelsior ond
Straw WANO STOOLS.
All uf which loiter to 'ho purchasing community 1 1
Prices to Suit the Times.
V.t. H ART, No. 107 Water St.
BECKWITH'S
CARPF.T, I LRTAIN i WINDOW SH IDE STORE
Till; ONLY KSTAHLISIIMK.NT 01'' TIIU
KIND I.N OHIO
1'ivr. ntohii:m 130 i i:i:t i.oxg di
l voicdcxclusireli to mesalool thk above goods.
STORY No. 1
Is devoted io i he sale of Oil f'loihs. from 2 feet to
to tit leet wide, and Kopc and Canton .Mutling,
2-4.3 4 1, 5-1 cud 0-1 wide.
STORY No. 2
fa on irnmrtipp ronrn, 22 tMi hih.drvotrd to Twc
i'ly nnJ TliipC'l'ly Cfir)fr., i'inno imi ( Talilo
Cou .Miiiy. 'i'n'lo Oil duilis, Wiair Coriuta,
fcjiuir K od, OirjH t Jwi r per, Srr., Ac.
STORY No 3
1? drvoted (oTdjic.xiry KruwU nnd Tapfstry Vnt-vi-t
(Jnrp'Mn. lUiyy, ltnly Hrusels C'nr;jt'i, l.nre
tit li I .Mn.-lin tair 1 mils ( 0U011, Worstfil und S;ilin
I'niiMisk. f'tuiiH!". (. urtnin Arrna ond Hnnds,
t'tirtlM und Tm-feU. ( InUi liordcrfd nnd Cutmuon
.Sluidcsi. 1'itfl' nnd White Holland, Curiam l-'ix-tutus.
TuIl!! T)is-1. ifcr., Ate.
STORY No. 4
Isdevotrd to J I-:n nnd Cottnii Carpets, Cheap
Wool 1I0 , Drucueis. Ciunih Cloths. I'elt Cloths,
Carpel l.iiiiuirs, ag Carpets, List and Yarn Car
pets, Dutch Wool do.. -e., &e.
STORY No, 5
Ih ns nn I't'liDUtciy nnd Sevinc Room, for
"'Yc. " "- "" '8 C"m"t'S " "
Nos.
1S7 ninl ISO SlTEMOIl STREET,
C'LKVKLAND, OHIO.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
IMl'OUTKHS OK
CflXA A A7 A It T11ES VA RE,
Gns Fixtures, I a nips for I'liurrlirs nndllnlls,
Cl'JI.KIlY. LOOKKNfi CLArtSKS, TKAYS,
Flatetl and Britannia Ware,
And a great variety of
HOUSE- FURNISHING ARTICLES,
TTI'ood! carefully Packed and Dllivehld AT
I'HL DLt'uX I' lll.l. Ol t'lIAKOE.
Mll.ll. i:.siWOUTIl & Co.,
Cor. of Superior and tieneca fts., Cleveland
April 15, HJ'J 48J-6m
GEAUGA COUNTY,
A.tteiatioia ! !
Lewis, Uastou & Co.
CI.KVELAND, OHIO.
t tave i'i:m:i) in iiii:iit .new
L L MOItl ,
o. 1)1 Mnrlilc HIocK,
m. 11 ,111. mi t-1 ur.fc 1 ,
sad are predated 10 exhibit a complete asssrrt-
IIICIll of
FORE1GX .1.YI) DOMESTIC
Dry Groods,
to which the iiiicniion of ihose in OaiiKaCnuniy
uuil vicinity, who iuieh.'isc in Cleveland, is pur
tiriilm In linntil. Their sioek havinu heen lair
chased under the uiot favoralde anpiees,enalilL's
Ihein to ttive lilt l; A I II i III 'A I. s, ill a large
assort llieul ot .Novelues in
Dress Goods, Zowis, ' Jlernges, French
Jaconrls, Ortandie Rubes, Ladies'
. Trai'rlinfi Dress Goods, ChinU
BriViuntx, worth bOcts .for.
31 cts ; Col'd dn. worth ' '
I ids, or 2cs.
SII.KSt Sir.KSII
FANCY SILK, of tho newest and most nove
patterns, some al DO cents per yard.
lll.ACK SII.KS.
niSCIIOIT' cclehraied make; Oil Boiled Gro
do Ithiue, good iiualny,at :o cents per yard.
S II A XV I. S.
STELLA, IU'Onil V, CASUMliRE.THIIJET,
CKAl'i:, e , 4c.
norsi; 11 itMsiitxti ;oi)is,
a r;oon ashcik rmr.N vi'ntw r.i,,, .
t n .V.ff tiiii', JJamimk, XikiHS, Ovy Its, d-c,
ir., ami
m iiiti; fiiions
Of every description. 1 A.NSOOKS. nlnin and
i .11 1 ... 1 1 . 1 : .. iiiriu a K 1 -'i-o
ClieCSeil; IIIIIIRII unu piit.i. .- ..O JULlMbli
checked CAMI'IUC; liiured HltlLl.l ANTj.
i;Miiitoiii:itn.
Emlirtutle rt d .V lis. Mourning Sells. Muslin Col-
luis, i'lfliih Collars,
l.itcesl'i'iiuiniiiu, llullns,,Vi-. JLc, Ve.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A L Alviii: I'i'CK, to which w. invite par
ticular ulieiiiinu.
liroiun and lileached Sheeting and Skirt
ings, Summer iliiffs,or Coutsand
J'ants, Linen JJrills and
Ducks, Cloths, Cussi
meres and Vtstings,
Hosii'itv, ci.nvr.N asid juts,
and a nice assortment of
Tognherwiiha I.AKOIS I.OT OK OTHER
iHn 1 1 S, too nutiierous to niention.
I'urth'lsrrs u ttt find out KWlt ndvnntiigt I
settling from our storl,,wf Afi' wo tMd i'ood
loshou'.oa Si-irk bttuff Jiutiiel AVui.
Lr.wis, E.isTOiV ro
Maeble SroBi, No. 91 ScrihiOsPT
Cleveland, June ISjj. 411
Tiir rvnritsicM i have this
tlSth Any of April, ISM,) day entered into
O-PAftTNKHSIIll' lor tho I'll AC TICK of th.
LAW in ihe vsrinu. Court. 11) Geauga County,
Ohio, under th. niiu ol
FORRIST and SMITH.
We shsli giv. exclusive attention to th. prac
tice nf our profession, snd one orhoih numbers of
the firm may at all limes be louni in our office in
Chardon. Mr Smith is Prosecuting Attorney lor
aid County, and Notary Public. Mr. Forrist
praciicea In th. I'niied State. Court., for th.
Northern District of Ohio A share of public pal
ronace 1. reneeifnllv solicited.
I W, O. FORK 1ST. K. K. SMITH
I April 22th, 18J9. iot if
lip
MEDICAL.
Blood furifier and Blood Tills.
Scandinavian Hemedies!!
W II F.N DR. TtOIIAf K. the celrbrnted
Sweetish rhysirinn, introduced his Blood
Purifier nnd lllood Tills in the United Stales, he
set forth in plain language their curative proper
ties. 'I his was years jgo. The task of recom
mending Ihein has since been Inkm out ol his hands.
h'.nliitliiiieil mii whose ehnrneter for sound iuda
meutond philosophy, gives their opinions weight
in the coininuniiy, men w ho observe, reflect, and
make "assurance doubly sure" heiore they decide
are everywhere approving and nrping the use of
theso wonderlul preparations. All whoconful. in
ll.e win.lnm nnil hones. V of this class. Or who choF
10 inveriiate lor ilierinselvcs arc now of one mind
on this important subject
Pr. Koback invites ihe ottention of the sick to ihe
o 1
pharmacyA
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
Irom members of die medical profession, editors ol
uublic journals, well-known nicrchaiiisand Farm
ers, and Ladies of the highest rospeetnbility, Giving
aceounis of extraordinary cures wrought by ihe
remedial, 01 which cure, they themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letier. by ilioe who have anyuoubi upon ihe sun
ieel The cvideuee in the Mtssession of Dr. Ko-
baeK, wnien is at all limes aceessiui. 10 uie puoue,
establishes die following
FACTS:
That the Brooo Pt KirirR and Clocd Tills have
bleu proved by analysis to
( oiiiui.i n .Minernl i
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with Hrirrritiir itrtinuiv. ond in a very short lime.
That after all oilier medicines hove proved useless,
lliev relieve l.ivcr I'limnl Hints.
and restore the health and airengih of the sufferer.
That SICK FE MALI'S.
who have languished for years in help'ess weak
ness anil despondency, reeupernie with crea
rapidiiy under their invigorating operation Thai
all texual tli.nblllties ore removerl by llieir cordial
and gently siiiuultiiinc proficriies.Tliat ihey recruit
.Niiiiii.-iru t.o 11 -.ti tut Kill
however thev loav have fen lulled with ami
abused; that their direct tendency is to lengthen
I lie. a nil render it enjnyablc. 1 hat. operating direct
ly upon the fmisun ul disruss in ihe blued. Itity
I n 11 e M.1011 to lleul,
ond diseharce from the system, every taint of tfero
t ilia, whether hcrediiory or otherwise. Thai they
JlC-Ulllll III.. I'fUllllHU-ll,
and that Iheie is no disease nf the Stomach and
Iiowels, the Liver, die Nervous System, the Skin
Glands or Muscles in which ihey do not give
prompt nlii t, nnd, if administered before ihe very
citadel of lite lios been invaded J ierl u painltss
ninl ;. rirt t.tirr.
Hear' in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
VrlOKTAIlLF; HI.OOD PILLS aie endorsed by
lho experien.-e ol thousands 01 living witnesia's,
who, in tellers, affidavits, medical works, and bv
word ot uiouih, proclaim diem 10 be the very besl
preparaiioti 01 Ihe Kind ever ollered to die broken
down vh lims of ill hcal.h. Thev liuul disease
ihrntih every avenue nnd organ of die system.
and loopel 11 thoroughly ittitl pernianeuily.
No 0'ie can doubt llieir superiornv utter one
sine!.! trial ihey tire not only heller but, 111 tad
cheaper than any other Fills, lor it takes a less
uumlier ol litem to produce a belter elleei.
l'riee of ihcSeaiidiuovian Veeeiahle Itlooil Turi
her, SI Prr bottle, or $.. per half dozen. Of Ihe
Sean.linvian Vecctahlo lllood 1'illd, cents per
box or .'. boxes for SI.
liead lr. Itnbnek 's Special Notices ond Certifi
cates, published in u conspicuous part of this Paper
irom nme 10 tune.
Or liohaek's Medical Almanae and Family
Adviser, containing a great variety of interesting
and viiinaiiitt Medical tulorniaiion. can be had
eratis ol any of his Accms ihroU"hout ihe country
lu difficult or compli nicd cases, Dr Kohaek
may be consiil'cu personally or by teller, enclos
iue on. slamnli.r tlio rcnlv.
Principal Ollieo nnd Sale Hooms, No. S Fast
t'oiirth Mrccl, Jd tuildlug from .Maui Street, ClU'
cinnaii, O. Laboratory 111 Hammond Street,
l'or Sale in 1 icauca County bv A. Cook. Char
don ; J. Smith, Thompson ;Gi.o. SADi.tn Parkman.
t!. V. liARRLrT, MoiuviHe -, and by Drucgisis and
.Mcrehanis generully lliroughout the Union.
May 20,1 H.VJ. 483-Iy
rr7 YOUTH AIVIs .tIAlIIOOI
' JUST rCULlSUKO, tho liOtb Thou
sand, and mailed in a sealed envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on rceeipt uf 3 stamps
A Mtilictit Essay nit the I'liijsitrnl Exhaustion nnd
limit, oj tits inline, L'tttsrii bit Sell-Abuse
hifnlton, and the lujwrivtil Cunsetitencrs oj
i'leiuiril.
By R. J. Cl LVERttTLL, M.D.,
Member of the Hovol Colle''o of Surcroii.. Ac. ic
(CrSpertnalorrhoia or Seminal Emissions, t 'ei;i-
tal and Nervous l biliiy, linpoieney, Loss of
l-.ucrgy, fepression 01 plrlls, 1 iiiudity, iiseases
ol iheAextti.l Urgous. and Impi'diiuenis to.vlarriuge
arc tirnuiiiily and ellcetually removed bv the Au
thor's novel und most successful mode of treat inent
by means of w liicli the Invalid can regain pristine
heahh wiihoul having recourse 10 dangerous and
ex.icusive medicines.
Fn m the London htnret : "The hcsttieitise
ever written 011 a subject of vital importance to all
well w..rihy Ilia Auilmr's exalied repiitaiion ."
OX Address ihe Publishers. J C. 1 LINE A Co
1st Avenue, cor. l'Jlh struct : Post box No. 1SS6
ISew York U-iy.
Ap. 8, 1K.VJ. 482-3mins
morose aiiexdmext to the
VC C) x S T I T UT I OX.
r lF.LATIVEto an Aineiidineni to the Consti
IV tuiiiin, proviiling for Annual Sessions of tlie
General Assembly.
tieiolvtd, Ay the Irenertil Assembly of the Slater,
Ulna, I hree-iilihs ul the members ol ench house
concurring therein, that It be and is hereby i.ru
posed to ihe electors ol lho Sun. 10 vote at the next
annual October Slate Election, upon die approval
or rejection ul ihe lullowmg amendment as a sub
siiuiin lor thu lit hi clause ol the twuiuvtilih sec
tion of 1 lie second article of the Constitution of
this Slate, io wn :" All regular sessions ot lho
General Assembly shall commence on the first
.Monday 111 January anuunllv."
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Itepre-ienintivea
MARTIN VVELKER.
April ', lia9. President ot lho Senate
fcECUKTARY OK STATE'S OFFICE, 1
Columbus, O., April 7. 1H59. I
I du hereby ceriily that lliu foregoing Joint Re
snliiiion." relative 10 an Amendment 10 die Con
siiiuiion providing lor Annual Sessions of I lie
1 ue
)
tienernl Assembly, is a true copy Irom the ori
giuai run uu ine me 111 this otnee.
A. P. RCSSF.LL, Secretary of State,
AvniTos's Oyrirr. i!rvr,A Cov.vty,
Chardon. Auril lTi. 11S9.
I do hereby certify thai ihe above is a correct
copy of the Joint Resolution received by m. Irom
the Sctrctnry of Stale.
C. C. IT ELD, Anditor Geauga Co.
April is, is.v.f. tj.Cm
Xi:W AVATCH NB fLOll l'STA BL1SII.Y1EXT
IN CHARDON!
1 A. CIIIES
II. .11 AN,Psci
TICll
watch and Clock
Makers, beg leave to an
nnunce to the iuhahitsntsof
Chardon and Geaug
ty, that they wilf
Shoo in t'hanm'tHt New
Building, on ill. lOih of May, where all work en
trusted to their cure, win no aitenuea 10 wnn ae
euracv and disDaich. Ilavinc had 16 years exn.
rience. in England and America, they flatter
themselves that they win u. .Die to giv. aatislae
tion to all who may favor them w ith a call.
tW Jewelry repaired and Watchst
dinned in thi most skillful manrur,
BRACES AND TRUSSES REPAIRER.
B. Il A. CH1ESMAK.
April 30, IBM. 414a
rilHE BEIT TEA FOR 4a., warranted
1 to suit.
Not. I WILKTNS & K CLLKY.
TIN AND STONF! WAHE.br
ov.lS) WILJUNSoiKEIXEy.
MEDICAL.
A"YER'S
Ague Cure,
SOS THK SrKKDT CVBK Of
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asut,
Remittent Fever, Chill Tever, Dumb
Ague, Feriodirnl Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and "Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases origi
nating in biliary derangement, can.ed
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy i. louder called for by tho
necessities of the'Amcrican people than a sure
and safe curs for l ever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate th. disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, thai
nu hum can arise from its um in any quaii
titr. 'Hist which protects from or prevents this
disorder must he of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cur., tot the patient escapes th.
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
ibis baleful distemper. This " Ccne " eip.l
th. miasmatic poison of Fr.van ad Aavi
from th. sy.tem snd prevtnt. tho develop,
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of it premonitory symptoms. It is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class nf complaints, but al th.
cheapest. Th. large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach fat every
body) aud in bilious districts, w'.sre Favaa
ai Aeci prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
otker ever discovered fur the speedy and cer
tain cure of Intermitteiits is, that it contains
110 Quinine nr mineral, consequently it pro
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
w hatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy aa if they had never
had the disease.
Fever aud Agtteia not alon. th. consequenc.
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, ltheunii.tisin, I 'out, Headache,
illindness. Toothache, Karncht, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection ot the
Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the llowels, Cube,
Paralysisand Derangement of the Stoniaeh,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on tho intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "Cubb" expels the poison frum
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or duily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from th system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to rii.cn info d scuse. Hence it is even mme
valuuble for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from Inteiinitteiits, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af
fords. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
arc to compoH-d thnt diiense within the rnnpe uf
their action can nircly with it and or evade thorn.
'1 heir pfnotr;iiin propertiei search, ni4 cleanup,
uuil imiiiratc chtj poiiion of the human organ
ism, cnrrrciing iti dueatvil action, and restoring
its healthy Tit.ililu'n. Aa a funsfqurnce of tlient
propiTtif!, tho invalid vho ia Iniwed down with
pain nr physical debility it antoniihtd to find hit
hcnlth or cr.ci)' itatoicU b a remedy at ouc aa
tiniplc and Inviting.
Isot only du they cure the vry-dvr complaint!
of every hotly, but alto muny formidiblt and
d.'iiipront dii-ft-im. 'Ilia agent below named ia
pi cn iied to furnish gratis nty American Almanac,
contutning ctTtilicntt-n of their cures and directions
for their use in the ftillowinn complaints: L'ostivf
wmi, Heartburn, Uentiin he urt-titip from Hisordtrtd
Somaci, Mausea, Indiye&tivn, Painiti and Morbid
Junction of the Itou els, blutulencyt Lot of Appt
tite, Jautidtt, atiU oihtr kindred complaints,
arising from a loxr itate of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are nn excellent alterative
for the renovation of the Mood and the restora
tion of tune and sUengiu to the system debilitated
by disease.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ron Tim ratio cvbb or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, lloarscn.M,
I roup, rtrnnchitia, Incipient Consumption,
and Tor the relief of Consumptive
Patient, iu advanced (tafCf f th
disease.
60 wide is Ihe field of its usefulness and ss nu
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country ahounds in persons pub
licly known, who have heen restored from alarming
ana even desperate diseases of the lungs y ils
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
othtr medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
obsenation, and where its virtues are known, th.
puUie no longer hesitate whal antidote to tniploy
lor tho distressing snd dangerous affections of ll
milmoniiry organs that sre incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon th.
community hsve failed and been discarded, this
has gained lYitnds by every trial, conferred benefit.
on the aflheted they can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numerous aud too remarkable to
b. forgotten.
PREPARED nr
DR. J. C. AYE It Sc CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
A. COOK,
General Agent lorUcnugn county,
I.Hril.,.., Ohio,
VT Sold also hy Dr. John Nichols. Chardon, and
Killd .t Cu.vii.anu, U. Cloridon.O. 463-ly
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution, established hy special en
dvwmeittjttr ihe reltel of the sick and dir.cj
rd, ajjlicted with Virulent aud .!
demit' distases.
TUF. HOW Alt I) ASSOCIATION, IN
view of lho awful destruction ol human lile.
caused by Sexual Diseases, and 1 lie deceptions
prnedced upon the unloriiinaie victims ol such
diseases by Quuclis. revernl years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, os u t lllirilnble Act
worthy oi their iiuuie, to open a Dispensary lor
the Treatment of this Class nf Diseases, in all
tneir forms, and lo giv. ill I.D1C A I. ADVIt
t.U.VI IS 10 all who may apply by letier, with .
description of their condition, (ago, occupation,
habite ..I lile. &c,,l and in cuees ol extreme pover
ty to I I KMMI .111 I1 IM S I ill L Ol
C M A IK. i:. Il is needle 10 add that die Asso
cm tin tl commands the highest Medical Skill of tlie
age, and will luriush the moat approved modern
troaiment.
The Directors of the Aasociaiionayi their An
nual Report upon the treatment 01 Sexual Dis
eases, lor tho year ending January 1st, IBM,
express th. Iiignesi satisfaction w iih the success
wlucli has attended lliu labors rl tlie Consulting
Surgeon in the euro of Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, impotence, ('oiioriha a. Oleel, Syphil
lis, the vie. ot Onanism or Sell-Abuse, &e., and
order t continuance ol" the fame plan lor the eu
auinz vesr.
'Ihe Dnectors on a review of the past.feelas-
sureil that tiiuir labors 111 this sphere ni benevolent
utlort. have been ol grent benefit to the afflicted,
especially to tlie young, and Ihey have resolved to
devote themselves, u nu renewed zeal, to iniavery
important but much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrvftFa, or
Ssmiuul Weakness, the V iceol Onanism, Mastur
bation or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases of th.
Se ninl Organ., hy ihe Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent hy mail, (in a scaled letter envelope,,
free if charge, on receipt of lie" stamps for post
age. Other Report, and Tract, on the nature
and treatment uf Sexual Diseases, Diet. &c., are
eonatanily being published for grsiuiiou.distribu
Hon. and will be lent to lho afflicted. Some of
the new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during th. last year, are of great value.
Address, (or Report or treatment, Dr, GEO.
It. CAI.IIOI'N, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Fhilade).
phia, l'a. by order of the Directore,
EZRA D. HEAK'i'WELL, Awnient
Oro. Faischii.p, Stcrsliry.
October 86, 1847. 559-ly
A LARGE Assortment of TRUNKS, VAL
ISES end FANCy HAT and UONNET
BOXES, on hand by
Nov. 12. WII.KINS II KELLE
A GOOD A ssortmentnf LADIES' DOMESTIC
CALF BOOTEES, warranted to anil, by
Nov.U WILKIIvS &KELLEY
CORN AND OAT, for Sale by
Kev.13 WlLKUii & KELLEV.
MEDICAL.
TIRAITH O K
AMERICAN WOMEN.
11 f rom the AT, r.
Daiba News l.ditnrial.l
We llMiril tn m,M .lumlu, ... r.im Tip
Joshua V, Brlilee, 0.1 'Health of American Wo
men," 111 another column, lie treats Ihe subject
in an able manner, and hia .kill and medical judg
ment may be relied upon.
from the Albany iibenitig Jirpreil.
Marthnll's Uierine Cntholieon has nroved 1. 1
fully as valuable aa it ia claimed to be in many
aevere tests made by medical gentlemen and others.
Dr. Bridge is a regular physician of very line al.
tain men is, a man of great judgment and discrimi
nation, a judicious and highly aiiceessful pracii
lioner. in all disease., especially lho. uf women
and children.
Fiom rhysinnnii.
Marshnll'a Uterine Cathnlicon will certainly
cure all th. diseases for which it is recommended.
In the worst ensea I have ever met with. Mar
shall's Uterine Cathnlicon ia a certain and aaf.
remedy.
M ARSHALL'S UTERINE CATIIOLICON
Is unliositatinely offered as a reliable remedy far
all those complainia to which every woman i.
liable, and which gradually .fleet th. mind ns wall
.. Ih. bndv. so that to think, talk or work be
comes alike a source ol suffering, if not an impos
sibility. Among other complaints fur whiefi ill.
Cntholieon is a remedy is: he "railing of the Womb,
Wliiles. oppressed, Irregular or raintul Men
struation. Hloaii.ig. luflnmmaiions and Disease,
of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, detention er
Incontinence of Urine, Heartburn, Costivenest,
Nervousness, 1'aintinus, I'alpitaiinns. Cramps.
Distuibed bleep, and all troubles, ortrnnlc or sym
pathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled wilh any ol Ihe abort
symptoms, or wilh spine, liver or lung .omplaiuta,
sre invited to address Dr. BRIDGE, with full can
fi.lenee lhai Ihey will find relief. Marshall'.
Uterine Catholieon is not a quack medicine, but
its ingredients have heen made known to th.
Medical Colleges, and iheyaie at the servic. (
any respectable physic ian in th. country.
The price of Marshall's Vterini Catholieon II
One Dollar and a Half r" Single Bittlt.
West BnuronD, Coshocton Co., May 14, Ji5?.
Mr. II. ft. Kingsley, Sir, I have been selling
the medicines of the GrafTf nhcrg Company for th.
Inst ten years, and havo invariably found thein
give good sa islaetiou ; nnd the pills 1 have sold to
a good many fnmili.s ns regularly as their tea and
coffee, and with my Irnde they become a sisplai
article. Marshall's Uterine Catholieon is a medi
cine that has done n great amount of good ill fe
male diseases. One ludy Isold it to loid me sfi
had received nioro benefit from one bolllc then she
did from a long course of medical treatment by th.
most skillul physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Jauu.iry 1st, 108.
MRS. ROJIINPOJN'S CERTIFICATE.
Vhno.n, Trumbull Co.. May 1st, 1943.
1 Ins certifies mat 1 linvo been in very poor
health for years, nnd found little or no relief niter
employing a number ol phyticinns. My disease
was I'mhip-'is Uteri. I had been reduced by that
and l'louror Albus until 1 had become ulcernled ta
8 considerable extent, lly lho advice of Dr. (i.
W. Biishticll I procured and look six bottles of
Marshall's Uterine Catholieon w hieli enabled ni.
to niicnd to my husband in his Inst sickness until
he died, which wns ubotit n yenr since. I have
mken three bottles since his death, w hich has mad.
me able to hihor nnd support my family of thre.
children. The Cntholieon has nearly re. t 'red me
to health. It is the only thing thai has mitigated
my sutlcring lor which I fell very grateful.
MAKY E.01J1NS:0N
l'OU SALE BY
A ConV, Chnrdnn.
C. P. Treat. Chiridon.
J. E. William.. I'ai ktnan.
II L. Bishop & Son. MiddlcfioliJ.
I C. Knllngg, Munsnn.
Henry Cmnmings, Uussoll.
Lyman & Scott, Mulberry Corner!,
Hoi rick & tiuinoa, Newbury.
Tow & Dtitts, Kupids.
And by Modicino Dealers gonorally, tbr)
out tho Stato.
II. B. KIN'GSLF.Y, Clerclnnd.
'Agent for Ohio.
March 18,1850. 479 Cm
THE GREAT WONDER
0 F T II E .1 13 K T E K S T II C K S TL'RT,
PKOfKSSOR HOOD'S
Hair lScstorntivc.
QAYS THE ST LOVlfs"MO.) VEMCCJIAT:
VJ Helow wc publish a letter to Dr-Wood, of thi.
city, irom a gentleman in Maine which speak
glowingly of lliu superior merits of liis hair tonic.
Such evidence must have Its effect, when condoi;
from so relioblo a source. II certificates are
guarantees ul truth, the Dr. needs no enconiuni.
nor useless puffery from the prcsf :
Hatii, Maine, January 20, 1556.
Proftlsor O. J. Wood y t'.:
GiTLtttN, Ilnving my attention called a ftw
months since to the higlily beneficial effectaof your
luiir restorative, 1 was induced toriinke application
of it upon my own hair, which had become quite
gioy, probably one-third while; my w hiskers wer.
01 same charn'cier. Some three mouths since I
procured a botile ot your linir restorative, and
used it. I soon found il was proving what I lind
wished. I used it about twico a week. I have
since procured another boitlo. of which 1 have
used some. 1 can now certify to the world that
the gray or while hair has totally disappeared,
both on my head and face, and my hair hue re--sunied
its natural color, and I believe more soli
and glossy than it has been liefore for twenty-five
years. I am now sixty years old ; my good wile
nt the age ol tiliy-two, has used it w ilh sniiic effect.
The above notice I d. em due to you tor your
valuable discovery. 1 am assured that whoever
will rightly use, as per directions, will not hnv
occasion to lontradiet my siinirr.it me. I nin a
citizen of this city and a resident here lor Ih. last
filteeii years, and am known to nearly every one
here and adjoining towns. Any use yu may
make ol the above, with my name attached, is at
your service, as I wish to preserve the leuuiies cf
nature in others as well as tuyrelf
I am, truly yours, A.C.RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Baltimore, Jan 2:1. 1SD3.
Pitprrssoii Wcop DljiIi Sib,- Having lind the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my h.iir from
the effects of the yollow lever, in New Orleans, in
IBM, I was induced 10 make a trial nf your pre
paration, and found it to answer aa the very thing '
needed. My hair is now thick nn glossy, and no
woida can cxptcss my obligations 10 you ill giving
10 the ofllicltd such a treasure.
i IN LEY JOIINFON.
The undersigned. Rev. J. K Uragv. is a mini.
ter in regular standing, and pastor of the Ortho
dox Church at Brooklield, Mnsa. He is a gentle
man of great influence and universully beloved.
W.M. DYER.
BltooKFtri.D. January 12. 1859.
Punrrsseit Wood Dear Sm, Having mod. a
trial of your Huir Resiorniivo, il gives me pleasure
to say, thai its clTcct hna been excellent in remov
ing inflammation, dandruff nnd a constant ten -dniiey
to in-hing wilh which 1 have been troubled
from my childhood : and has also restored my hair,
w hich was becoming gray. 10 its original color. I
have used 110 other article with any dung like the
stimepleasme or profit.
Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sires,
viz. t large, medium end email; the small hold,
hull a pint, and retails lor one dollar per bottle;
tlie medium holds nt least twenty per cent, moie
in proportion than lho small, retails for two dol.
lar per bottle; the large holds a quart, iO par
cent, more in proportion, nnd retails for i'S.
O.J. WOOD 4c CO.. lioprictora,4t4 Broadway,
New York, and 114 Market St.. St. Louis, Mo.
And Sold hy all good Drugghiti end Inncy
Goods Dealera.
February 4, 1859. 473-Ir
New Blarksmithing Establishment
IN CHARDON!
THE subscribers would announce to th chiles,
of Chardon and vicinity, that they have la.
ken the Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by J.
M Comaiock &. Co.. at the foot ol Water Sireet,
where ihey are intending to carry on the business
in ail its brandies. Having had an experience tA
several year, ill the business, tti.y ar. prepared
do ell kind, ol work, such a. Ironing
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, ta.,
at aa cheap a rate aa can be procured at any otu.r
.sublishnieu!, end in durable end (au.f.cfcnfy
manner.
Or particular attention paid to HORSE EHOaV
ING and custom work generally, and we are de
termined tlinl no one .hall go away dUaatkiwI
either with our work or prices
John hardaker & op.
Chardon, December 1 Mb, 18S8. 41 V
WARRANTY DEEDS. Ju.t printed c4
andforeale at thi Office, larisausntlrf
of Warranty Deed.,whicli will be .old 1tm a, aire
doien. half -dozen, or eingle blank.
Chardon, April 1,