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The Norwegian Malstroem.
Thl natural phonomonnn, which, ninre
tlrrf ttninoinorial hat boon pictured in school
books, and Id the imagination ot tlioir stu
dents as a mighty whirlpool, lurking clown
hip, whales, and other trilles, with n
facility and ease quite remarkable, it
effectual disposed of by a correspondent
ejf Ihe Boston Recorder, on the coast of
Norway, who has instituted certain full
nd categorical inquiries of the intelligent
hend of the .Norway Marine and Survey
Departments. To these questions, Uio
following replies are made, which cover
tbe whole ground of the existence of the
whirlpool, and of the nature and extent of
the dangers attending its navigation.
The replies are as follows :
Although the Maelstrcem, at certnin
times, and under rertain circumstances,
of which we shall hereafter speak, may
fee dangerous for both smaller and greater
craft ; yet is the danger, In general, no
tl that extraordinar character which
specially in olden times was supposed
stnd it can even, at times, be nassud bv
boats. When the wind is stendy, and not
loo violent, boats may venture upon it, in
time of summer, yet rather at Hood and
bb, for then it rests, or is still for a good
lialfhour. At the point half way, be
lwetn flood and ebb, and the reverse,
(i. e., halt ebb and half floo'.i It is most
violent, and boats ought not to attempt it.
In general, and under before mentioned
circumstances, it may be passed by largo
ail vessels, or steamers ; also in lime ol
pnng flood and spring-ebb. Tho dillcr
roea between these is 9 Norwegian feet,
vlii'e (hit of !he usual daily flood and ebb
( only six fed.
wtJitroem may fit times be still,
V.a with steady wind, be pinned by largo
raft, and thatwhen circumstances are
favorable even dnring tho whole in
terval between ebb and flood, aud vice
wis. Whirls do not show themselves,
far, at least, not of such slrength us to
prove dangerous for shipping.
To pass the Mnelsruem in ft storm, es
pecially in winter, is entirely unadvisable
for whatever craft, great or small j and
ven when such craft could clear itself in
the open sea, it is neither to be expected
nor hoped, in tiro Maelslrrom. The fol
lowing remarks will explain this :
The direction and violence of the Mnel
trcBni are in a high degree dependent on
wind and weather. When there blows on
the sea a stoim from the west, it runs con
tinually, in winter, to the east, with n, ra
pidity of six knots an hour, without
i.hanging its direction with tho rising or
lalliug tide. At the point of tbb or Hood
tide it may indeed, slightly moderate, or
even tor a motneat sliovr ilself quite still,
iut it immediately increases again in vi
olence, and sets continually to the eant.
If at such time the water is rifting, the
trtam becomes excessively violent and
ntirely unnavigable for tilher steamers
er any other craft.
In winter, it not unfreouentl v linnncns
that, at sea, a bank of clouds show a wel
term, with heavy sea to bo prevailing
there, while farther in, on the coast, tho
eilenr air shows that on the inside of tho
"Weal-fjord, (east of Lofoden,) the wind
Mows from the land, and sets out through
the Ijord from the east. In such case es
pecially an approach to the Maeltitnum
in the highest degree dangerous, for the
tienm and under-current from opposite
direction work there together to make
the whole passage one single boiling
cauldron. such times appear the
luigmy wniris which nave given tt the
name of " Maelstncm," (i. e. the whirl
ing orgrinding stream,) and in which
rraft whatever can hold its course. For
teamer, it is, then, quile inadvisable
ttempt the passage of the MaeUtrmm
during a winter storm, and, for a sailing
vessel, it may also be bad enough in time
eif summer, should there fall o culm
light wind, whereby the power of the
stream becomes greiter than that of the
wind, leaving the vessel no longer under
command.
At one place only in the stream there
Si shoal water found, called " Morgan,"
whioh at the depth of from seven to eight
fathoms, is always manifest ; since
e (even in still weather an, I with
breaking on it) continually, as it were,
iioils and grinds and thereby produces
cum-white surface. To avoid this shoal
one must hold either close under Hog
Jiolmcne (the outermost reef on the north
ide of the island Mosken) or under
better the latter.
Between Hogholmcne and the
point of Woden, where the passage
smallest; namely about 12,000
broad, the current runs strongest.
omo points, it aets in crosswise towards
the laud ; namely where it meets the
current, which often runs violently
the great current, but iu an opposite
direction.
That part of tho stream which Is
Hogholmene and Mosken cannot
assed at all, as it ia full of reefs
hoals.
We may finally remark that whirls
the Maelstru'm do not, as was formerly
nupposed, draw vessels to the bottom,
Under the surface, hut that the violence
of the whirls may Cll them, thrust
grmst the land, or otherwise destroy
them.
No change has been remarked either
n the violence of the stream.or in its
l he latter consists in nart ot rock
Hones.
Pitch is tha official report on the Macl
tnem. It will not fail to interest
Trho have been interested in the subject.
Twelve General Rules of Health.
N. B, Withuut tolerable physical
II oilier possesions or aciiuiremouts
eorapuritiivelj useless, llioroturu!
1. Do regular, temperate ana cloanly
your naulti. '
3. Avoid all unnatural stimulant! ;
tobacco and alcoholic ilriiilm
8. Kut only such food as your own or
Benorai experience of others has proved
Avoid lute hours and lato mooli
A. Kike early.
. Keep out ot harm's way.
f. iako regular m.,l .ir,..:.
any In the open air.
8. Uo a littlo aud as mild medicine
possible.
B. (secure at loast one regular evacuation
oT the bowels daily,
10. UulUvata careful temper, and
olar eonsoieiieo.
it. vo not fney yourself lick
ww.j . .wing auuMJUl.
11. Kemoioblir that ail most .1
ti. tbus-efore prepare L.timus for
orra"
FUN ITEMS.
" I LtvK by tny pen," said a vulgar au
thor to a lady. "You look, sir, ns if you
ought to live in a pen."
At aconcort recently, al tlie conclusion
of the song, " There's a good time
coming," a man got tip find exciaimeu,
" Mister can you fix the date 1"
Prat, don't attempt to darn your cob
webs," was Swift's advice to a gentleman
of slrong imagination nnd weak memory,
who was laboriously explaining himself.
A wao being told by an pequaintancc
that Miss Jirnwn (who is rather a broad
featured young l.idy.i had a benign
countenance, he replied, I'lrhnps you
mean seven ty nine."
A winow said one day lo brr daughter
"When you are of my nge, you will
be dreaming of a husband." " Yes,
mamma," replied the thuxtghthss littlo
huzzy, "fur the second time."
Sionkt Smith, passing through a by
street behind St. Paul, beird two women
abusing each other from opposite bouses
" They will never ngree," said the wit,
they argue from different premises."
An Irishman went to live in Scotland for
a short lime, nnd did'nt like the country.
" I was sick nil the time I was there,"
said he, " and if I had lived there till
this time, I'd been dead a year ago."
A FLKKpy ' eacon who sometimes en
gaged in populnr games, hearing the
minister use the words, shuffle: oil" this
mortal coil," started up, rubbed his eyes,
and exclaimed, " Hold on I it's my deal I"
" IIoMK-iTiiAi) exemption!" exclaimed
Mrs. Partington, throwing down the
paper. " It' s cmne to a pretty pass in
deed, that men lire going to exempt
themselves from borne just when they
please."
A rv.KTTy girl was lately complaining
to a (junker friend that she had a cold,
and was badly plagued in her lips by
chaps, " friend," said Obndiah, " thee
shfTuld never Buffer chaps to come near
thy lips."
Everyday Enjoyment.
is
of
no
a
to
or
A great error of urnn is the common
one of intending to enjoy life by-nnd-by,
after the work of life is done. Ho is bo
busy, now, that he has no leisure lor en
joyment ! as if the man of leisure enjoyed
life. No, no; if we enjoy life nt all, it
will be amidst its bustle Hnd toil; its work
ing-days must bring its pleasures; its
amusements must come, when needed,
in the intervals ol business.
Nobody has a right to give the whole
ilav to toil; it he does it, lie is lalse to him
self niiil to his friends, as he thus neglects
great wants of hia nature, and unfits him
self to do his work in the best manner
The sunshine is ns bright, the wind is as
gay, as if pleasure was their sole purpose
1 lie trees and plants aro as lieautilul
they blossom as sweetly and play as
gracefully with the cool breeze us if they
developed ami matured no fruit.
Work and enjoyment are compatible.
Portions of every d'iy should bo given
recreation; the mind being refieshed and
the body relaxed by domestic or social
amusements. Then, the work would be
enjoyed as the play. It is a physical pleas
ure to exercise the muscles nfier rest, es
pecially if one has been amused during
rest. And how buoyant i the mind re
turning to its labor after it frolic, with the
babies, or a cosy tete-a-tete with Nature!
O holy Nature! from thy bosom one goes
to his work an n child, at morning, awakes
to the wonders of the world.
If one cannot enj oy life, -all along,
he passes through it, he can never enjoy
it, If he toil unremittingly, till lie finds
the leiure of life, he will find no enjoy
ment, in that leisure nothing will exist
vitalize it. Life will be to him a failure,
as respects earth.
We shall not solve the problem of
till we learn to enjoy it ns it flies. Then,
it will solve itsel! Life JlluttniteJ.
the
mil
a
west
iu
feet
At
re
turning be
tween be
and
in
or
lied.
Cai'sks or Si'ddf.n Heath. An emi
nent physician censures the indiscriminate
reference of sudden deaths to diseases
the heart, and thinks the Sti asburg inves
tigation correct, which in autopsies of
bodies of CT persons who died instantane
ously, found that only two had nuy dis
ease of the henrt, while 415, more than two
out of three, died of lung nfl'ections,
of them of compression or congestion
the lungs. He says :
" It is then of considerable practical
interest to Know somo ot the common
every day cnuses of this congestion of
lungs n dinensp which, the tiirures above
being true, kills three times as many
at short warning, ns apoplexy
heart disease together. Cold feet ;
shoes ; tight clothing ; costive bowels
sitting still until chilled through
through, nfler having been warmed
by labor or a long or hasty walk ; going
too suddenly from a olose, heated room,
as a lounger or listener, or speaker, while
the body is weakened by continued
or abstinence, or heated by
effort of a long address; these are
fruitful, the very fruitful causes of sudden
death in tho form of congestion of
lungs ; but which being falsely reported
as disease of the heart, and regarded
an inevitable event, throws pooplo
their guard, instead of pointing
plainly to tho liuc causes, all of which
avoidable, and very easily so nsa general
rule, whan the mind has been once drawn
intelligently to the subject."
those
houlth
aro
in
es
pecially tlin
to
as
koep
upon I
A PrsrtMKN. " I'attiek. tlin Widow
Mnlony tells me thnl you have ntolen
of her finest pigs. I that no ?"
" Vis.yor honor 1"
" What hnve you done with, it ?"
" Killed and Ate it, yer honor !"
" Oil Patrick 1 Patrick I when vnu
IiroiiL'ht face to face with the Widow
her pig on the Judgment Day, what
count will you be able to rive of
.... n..
then 7
" Did you say the pig would bo
your riverencu I
" To he euro I did
r tllCn yCr riverene I'll
"iuny, mere your pig.
A Ftr'aFuniiT The formation of
wingt of a fly enalilei it to attain a veloo
ity of from thirty to thirty five feet
second. In this space of time a racehorse
would cloar on!y ninety feet, which ii
the rate of more than a mile per minute.
Now, our little fly in her swiftest
wilt in Ihe same space of time co nu
I than the third of a milo. If, therefore,
I WO COmnnre the infinila Atfarennr. nt
aoothur I of 'wo animals, how wonderful will
i velocity of this minute creature appear!
PAINESVILLE.
to
to
of
of
the
and
;
nnd
up
ap
plication, the
the
the
as
oil'
arc
Second Arrival.
JOHN S. LOCKWOOD,
(Formerly Fi'.YMt'l'lt l.l CK WOOD,
t I am again ni:Trim:i i itnjisinv
I I Y.irk, with nn eleyuin stuck ol ALL '1111!
A; If .W'l .-..s in
i.Ai'ir.s' iiiiKPrt conns,
CnoDSJ'olt Ml'.vs wr.AK,
1)( ) M K.STKJ YANK K K N i'("IONr-
IKiSIKKY. Cl.oVDS, HON NUT;
t;oi.oiti:u AND WIIITI
FLATS,
WHITE AND CUUJlir.D M AKPAl.t'.S,
KltllXIANTS.
CIIAI.UKS,
nf:itAoi:s,
CltAI'E ULKACttf,
!rcAi.s,
LAWNS, JACCONET?,
rrtK.NCII, SCOTCH.
KNCI.ISII AM) AMERICAN iMUNTrf,
CIIAMIIKAYS, COTTON Y A UN, TICK INC,
STKH'KU S1JIKTIMJ, KHKKTINtiS,
CHOCKHIES Of' .11.1. Kl.DH,(nfr,
! )
I would cull tlie attention uf I.wlkfot imtctj
rny iiyortiiienl of
VERY NICE Hit r,?SC0OIlf5,KIf,KS.I'ENCI
OUUAND1ES, ItOIIEK A EES, JACCONETS,
OK HEAL LACK M ANTIM.Arf,
Jnpt received from A. T. Stewart's.
Striclly Ready Pay nt One Trice.
The liinhest iirire paid ill CASH fur I'l'TTEH.
EntfliKit llniry Snli nirnidlinil at cost to those
who Bell ine Duller.
.I0I1N S. LOCKWOOD.
MILWAUKEE: BLOCK,
Main Sfrrrf, Painesville, Ohio,
I'sincsville, June 10, IM'J. 4!1 -tf
S1IAKEKS AND
s
WALLPA1'EK.
COriKI.II AMI 1MWKEK,
MII.WAL'KIE IILOCK,
MAIN STREET. I'AINESVILLE, O.,
neglectfully call the attention of one nnil nil to
their hirit) unit well snlectetl Bloek of
Taper Hungin;, Burtlrrs, Curtains, Fixtures,
&.!. &e. &.C.
W linve in Store and are in receipt of all llic
Nrw Stylos h well ns the Old Eainliliilird l'nvor
itcB, and beg lo rnll the niit'niiin uf
iioi;iiii:i;rr.its
anil nil inleredld In the lienuijr nnd deHirftblrnes.'"
ot our Styles ami the Low Trice nt which they will
Iw Sold. It nil cull ni our Storn unci look through
OUR SAMPLE BOOKS
and nntisfy themselves in rejinril to our assertions.
AIho, a full nnd complete atuMirtnient of
Books, Stittiuncry, Fancy Goods Jlnsir,
RAVEN. IIACON C o ,'S 1' 1 A N OS,
AlEMl)EOIS, flic
ruine.ville, April l;'i, Ib.VJ. 48ll lf
Flimi ARRIVAL
1 t !
rrUE ILVDRRSK.'NKI) TIKC TO IN
J form hi Friomls and Cusiomcm, that liv is
rtccivmi; Inn
wliioli Imvc Utvix Pidrctt d with grput care cxircBs
lv lor the trade ol tint VH'initv. 1 lo iit'!t not ex
peel u tH'll all lint tjoodi Hold in tlun pi nee, but if
Mnrill t routs mm one rrice will unmet: purcliart
trstornll and cxaniiuti Iiim(Joo1b nnd i'rit-.ra, hn
tniHiH llicy will not go Hwny ditiHntiHlicd. ilix
Htork will comurit all the mw uud Oonirnhlc
Siyli'e o!
i.ADirs onrsM c;oois,
Stella, Clnnfrp, Hroclm, Crnpe nnd ThiUH
MANTII.f.AS. RIRRONS,
OI.OVKS ANIJ HOSIERY,
WHITE (iOOI)S.
llOUSKKEEriXa GOODS.
8 T K A W li O N N E T S,
FLATS ii (SHAKERS
AUn, a Largo Slock of
Spring and Summer Goods
For Men nnd lloyi Wenr, viz :
FRENCH & ENGLIHH NROALtCLOTHS,
I'LAI.N AND FANCY CAHJSIMEItEtS,
TWEEDS, iSATTi.NKrs, KENTUCKY,
JEANS, FARMERS' & MECHAN
ICS' CASSIMERE8,
Blcarlted and llroivii I.liions,
LINEN DIUI.I.H.
CO'l "i'ONADES, &c, &c, &o. ;
A l.si I,
Denims, Stripes, Drills, Ticking, I'inennd Heavy
SheeiinuB. Cotton Ynrn, Cnriiel Vnrii, Wiekinu
und 'rwuic. Alo, a Inre of Lndies1 Shoes, Hurt
kins and tinitern, Children's Shoes, nnd Men's and
Hoy' Itoois and hhoes, LTiuhridlns, 1 arnnols, c,
&.e.t Oce , iu fuel, nearly every varitiiy ol Unod
u-uiilly kept iu a tirsl-ciam relnil store. lie will
Iih continually reccivinf; throughout the seuson
auuitions to 1110 MocK ol all tuu
New nnd Icsii-al1e iuods
wanted in iliis Community
AARON WILCOX.
IVmesville, April IS, lflS'.i. 4J-tf
one
are
PAINESVILLE NURStKltS,
LAKE CO., OHIO.
TlIK Proprietors desire to call iho attention
Fruit Growers 10 the following tacts: Our Sioek
ot Trees Is Huge, I'liibriiciiiK nil the lie!
Varieties of tho Apple, I'ear, I'luin, Cherry, Nec
tarine, Apricot and Quince, both the old and new
varielies uf Iho Urapc, Cumuli, Gooseberry,
lllucktwrry, Uaspbrrry, Strawberry, &c , tVe.
Alno a larue nsxoriiueul of i ivergroiiis and Ornn
mental Flowering Shrubs and Plums, Bullions
It, miih, tie. A great Variety ol Dahlius, Itoscs,
l'hloxus, Chrysaiitlu uiuins. jir tie. All nf which
nre well adapted 10 the soil and climnto of North.
ern Ohio, und can be furnished at liens t'rices
ihnn are paid lor tho witlirml.dririi-uii, ktilt-dtail,
froti'H trrr thttt nrr Aawkr'f nhntit the rtntntry
ftiuxr irrrnjmnnihlf'FrfV. l'edliira from E'ltttnt
Nurseries. It is a wi ll known fact, that thous
ands ol dollars are lost every year in ibis Stale,
purchasing eastern trees. You have 1I10 iiMrrriur
of ihe agent ilrnt all is rtghl.and he bus your ma
He, nnd you may whistle lor Ihe dnmnjies. Our
nurseries are near you; Trees eun he Inkeii with
a l.-tr'o ipiiiutiiy ol roots nnd plumed 0111 ngin
soon as 10 render their living nliuost n corluiuty.
Wo warrnnl every tree and pinnl 10 lie true 10 ine
description given, nnd if nny mimnkc should oc
cur, wu will refund iho money or pay the dama-
,cs.
Persons living at a distnnec can club together
and sbvu a luren ihtcc maun, by nurchusiiu:
wholesale prices. We will furnish Applu Trees
good size, troni 10 $1 1 'r huiulreu; l each
Trees from fill to 12 K'r hundred, and oilier
things iu prnporlion, according to the quantity tn-
keu al one lime. Our Keiuil I rices lor smaller
lunniiiicucnu he seen in ouTCHtnlouue which will
be sent to all applicunis, upon the receipt uf Post.
nge MainiH. t.till ami exiiumin oiirMiHH neiorc
purchasing ebewhere, and we will emleuvor
sntisl'y you, both as price and quality ol Trees and
rtlllllS. Ml'Klia iV lIAKIUM'iM.
Painesville, July 1, IM.VI. 4'.'l m4
and
ac
NEW BOOK BINDERY
the
there,
87i
lh
in a
at
flight
m
the
In ruliiesivHle.
' I iIIK Subscriber is plenscd 10 nnnonnrc
1 lohisoldtrienusandncoiiaiiilaiicesin Paine
vilio and vicinity, that he ttus again located him
wll in Pniuesvllie, for ihopurKiBu of carrying
Hie atiove. named business. Ho will be ready
coiiimenco oiHTUtions the lirst of next week.
rrHlNUKUY IN MAItSIIAM.'S NEW
MLOCK, Secoud Floor. T. WillTAKFIt.
si.rF.srNcrs 1
Win. I,. Perkins, J. F Scolield, C. S. linrtlott,
Soih Marshall. S. W. Phelps, I,. A. Porier,
Moodey, J. S. Mailbewa, Dr. S. Itosa, P. P. Snn.
ford, W. C. Chamliers, A. 1. Ciilluit, Chf ialopher
iMorse, 1 . urvoas, uee. u.weosior.U.K-Kaynolds
Mar. V.", lH.'i'J. twuii
WrAKIl Tl' IIS I'AII.N, WOOIIltowl.il
V POTATOE MASHERS, ROLLING
PINS, MOP STICKS, niiOO.MS, CLO'l'IIEd
I'lN., HUTTKK 1 AM I'd and LAUl.KS.eon
stnntly on hand by
Nov. li WILKIN'S & KELLF.Y.
HMN ANI KTO.NK WAHE.br
O. Xov.lH WlLKl.VS 6c KEI.LEY'
CLEVELAND.
Furniture, Carpets,
and Crockery.
WILLIAM IIAItT,
Wholosnlu nml Itelnil Dcnlcr in
All kinds of Furniture
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
""w on '",n(''1 Inrye -V cnmileto assortment of
Itoscwood, mahogany, j
IJIark AVnlmit mid Clicrry
FUKiMTUKE.
CHAMIIEIl SETS, vrioustyles,
l.ot.'NCES, nt nil prices,
M ATTItASSES, of Hair. Manilla, Excelsior anil
S?trnw I'l A NO STOOLS,
All of wliieh I offer to ilic purrlisningcnmrnnnity nt
Prices to Suit the Times.
"VVM. II ART, No. 107 Water St.
IJECKWITH'S
CARPET, CURTAIN St WINDOW MI.1BE STORE
THE ONLY ESTABLISH MENT OF THE
ktNIi IN OHIO.
l.'IVK STORIKS 130 FKET I,ONCJ I)E-
1? votedexcluBifelylothesnloof ihenljuve yoods,
STORY No. 1
Is devoted lo the snlr of ( lil Cloths, from I feet to
to 21 lect wiile. anil Kopu and Canlon Mailings,
VM, S i, i-i, 5-1 and h-t wiile.
STORY No. 2
Jrt an iirinirnsr ntun.'J' (t'd hih.drvotpj lo Tut
l'y nnd 'I Urvr-Viy (-'origin, J'inno and 'J'nldo
Covert, Moti. "J'nhJi Oil CltHlm, i-'tnir Carpets,
fcUiiir iiud;), Crf t wccikth, Ac, !rc.
STORY No. 3
fs drvotrd toTNniry lirnnw Is and Tnprstry Vel
vol CrujH'ts, Hitdy HriiHwIs CnrtH!!, Inr
nnd Muslin (ur(niiiM Coidm, Worsted and Sniin
hiiiiuihk-, Cnrnirtfi. ( uriHin Arum nnd Hnndji,
('urdH nnd Thhm?., ( iuld lUirderrd nnd Common
Hlnidr, Hull nnd White Hollands, Curtain Kix
turc'n, I'ulpit Tnft'l(. &c, fcc.
STORY No. 4
Is devoted In Ileinnaiid Cotton Cornets. Client)
Wool do.. DniL'L'Ois, Criimli troths, I ill Cloilia,'
Cnrwt Linimm, ling CnrK'is, Lint and Ynrn Cur
iets, Dutch Wool do., ,tc., Ac.
STORY No. S
Is used na nn I'pholmcry nnd Sewing Room, for
the .Miikine ot Curpctn, r itluii; Miuues a nil lor-
Nos. 1!7 mill 1S9 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
IliBswoilh cVCo
iMronri:rts of
CHIXA AM) EAIiTIlEXWARE,
Can Fixture!, Lamps for Cliurrlirs and nulls,
Cl'TLERY, LOOKI.Nt; GLASSES, TRAYS,
Plated and Britannia Ware,
And a great variety of
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES.
tLTGoodf carefully Tacked and DllivIlRTP at
TIH DU'OT FllLKOt Ciiasok.
FOGG. ENSWORTI1 &. Co.,
Cor, of Superior and Seneca Sis., Cleveland
April lf, lH.'i'J 4H.l-l.in
or
of
j
I
of
Vy
by
so
al
of
to
on
S.
GEAUGA COUNTY,
A-ttention ! !
LcmIs, Eiiston & Co.
CLKVKLAND, OHIO,
TTAVK OI'KNEO IN TIIFIK NEW
11. Nioiti;,
o. 1)1 Marble IUoek,
Sl'PF.Itlolt STKKI. 1,
end are prepared to exhibit n complete assseri
ment of
FOREW.V .I.XIi DOMESTIC
Dry GroodLs,
to which llie atleniion of those in Gcuiica County
aud vicuiliy, wlio purcliiise 111 Mevi-lnnil, is par
fn uiru n.viir.l. Their stock havinu been i iir
chnseil under the most fnvornble auspices, e jbles
them to givo I. II I. A I II.VItl.Ainnt 111 a large
assortment of Nuvelties in
Vreti Ooodn, Z!jons, Reraget, French
Jaconets, Organdie Itotie, Ladiee'
Traveling J)ress Goods, Cliintt
JlrilHants, worth 51) eta., for
3 1 cts ; Co'd do. worth
-$cts.,for lids.
HII.KS! SIl.KSt!
FANCY SII.KS, ul Ihe newest and most nove
patterns, soma at Ml cunts per yard.
IJf.ACK NII.KS,
niSCHOFF'Scelelirati'd make; Oil Moiled Crn
de Hhian, good iiunhty,at Ml cents per yard.
K II A V I. N.
STELLA, HIHH IIA, CASH M KUE, TIIIDKT,
Cit.VPE, Ac , Ac,
1IOUNK Kl UNISIII.Vt; GOODS
A GOOD ASSOKTMF.NT 1'itlnm l.itirn, .in
rfi .VirefiH, Vumntk, Ar'iiA'f'J, Uvylrl, t,
i-c, ami
whitk :oors
Of everv descrimion. N ANSOOKS. nbin nnd
checked; dotted nod plain SWISS JACONETS;
checked CAM It It 10; ligured lilt I I.I.I ANTS.
I'.MIIKOIDKIMICs-.
r.mhroid, rt J .S.IJ, Mourning Srllt, Mittlin Col
lar, i'Vewcn (.'uttart,
I.nces, Trim mines, Kultons,,Vr., Kc, lit.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LARGE STOCK, to which we invite par
ticular atleniion.
Drown and Jileached Sheeting and Shirt
ings, Summer Stuffs, for touts and
Pants, Linen Drills and
Ducks, Cloths, Cussi
meres and Vestings,
iiosifhv, f;i.ovi:s and mits,
and n nice nssorlmentnf
Together wilh a LAHGE LOT OF OTHER
l,( IOII.S, too numerous 10 ineullon.
i'urvnnrr willfntl oh grrnt a.UntHtnpt i
arltrtiusfrtm nur stork, we Am no Old lood
to show, our Suiek being Entirely Rim.
LEWIS. KASTOIV sV '0.,
Ma nni.r: Store, No. 91 SurcHioa St
Cleveland, June 1858. 441
nnilK l!NUEItSINK! HAVE THIS
J llrtth duy of April, IH50,) dny entered iulo
CO-PAK TNEKSIilP for iho PltACTlCEof the
LAW in the various Courts in Geauga County
Ohio, under the name of
FOKRIST and SMITH.
We shall cive exclusivo attention to the nrne
tice of our prolessinn, and one or both membersof
ine nrm may at all times be loun.l in our ollice in
Chardon. Mr. Smilhis Proseeuiing Attorney lor
said County, and Notary Public. Mr. Forrist
practices lo (he United Stales Courts, for the
Norilwrn District nf Ohio. A share of public pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
WTO. FOHKIST. H K BMITII
April S3th,l91. 8l tf
MEDICAL.
IIOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
It Is k fact that, hi some jer!nd, crery tnem
ber nf the human family in suhject to disens
dintiirbnnco of the Imdily functions j Iiut,
with the nid of h pood tunic nnd the exercise
jdain common sense, they may bo able so lo
rrRulnto Iho By stem ns to secure permanent
limit h. In order to nccomiilish this desired
object, tho true course to pursue Is certainly
that which will produce n natural state uf
things at the least liniard of vital slrencth nnd.
life. For this purpiiso, I)r. Hosteller has in
troduced to thin country 11 preparation bearing
his name, which is not a new medicine, but one
that has been tried fur years, giviiiR eatisfne
tion to nil who have used it. The Hitlers
operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels,
nnd liver, restorinn them to n healthy nnd
TiRorous nction, mid thuii, by the simple pro
ceas of strengthening nature, vnuble the sys
tem to triumph over disense.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Kan
sen, Flatulency , Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious
Complaints, arising from n morbid innclion
of the Btcmach or Uowcls, producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, 4.C., thets
Hitters have no equal.
Iiiarrhusa, dysentery or fluT, so generally con
tracted by new settlers, nnd caused principally
by the chunge of water nnd diet, will be speedily
regulated by n brief use of this preparation
Dyspepsia, a disease which is prubably more
prevalent, in all its various forms, than any
other, and the cause of which may always
be attributed to derangements of the digestive
organs, can bo cured without fail by using
IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS, as pel
directions on the bottle. For thin disease every
physician will recommend Hitlers of some kind;
then why not use an article known to be infal
lible I All nations have their Bitters, an n pre
ventive of disease and slrcngihcner of the sys
tem in general ; nnd among them all there is
not to lie found n more healthy people than
the Oermans, from whom this preparation ema
nated, based upon scientific experiments which
have tended to provo the value of this great
preparation in tho Bcnlo of medical science.
Fkvrr anii Arte. This trying and provok
ing disease, which fitcs its relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing bim to a mere sha
dow in n short time, nnd rendering bim phy
sically nnd mentally useless, can be driven
from the body by tho uee of IIOSTETTER'S
RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, none of tho
above-stated diseases can he contracted, even
in exposed situations, if tho Bitters aroused
ns per directions. And ns they neither create
Dnusen nor offend the palate, and render un
necessary any change of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
nnd healthy digestion, Ihe complaint is re
moved nd speedily as is consistent with the pro
duction of a thorough ana permanent cure.
or iWsnns in Atu'nncui lrarg. who aro
suffering from nn enfeebled constitution and
infirm body, these Bitters nre invaluable as a
roetorutive of strength nnd vigor, nnd need
only he tried to be appreciated. And to ft
mother while nursing these Bitters are indis
pensable, especially where the mothers nour
isliineut is inadequate to the demands of the
child, consequently her strength must, yield,
and hero it is where n good tome, such ns
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, in needed to impart
temporary strength nnd vigor to the system
Ladies should by all means try this remedy
for all cases nf debility, nnd, before bo doing,
should auk their physician, who, if be is
acquainted with the virtue of the Hitlers, will
recommend their use in nil euses 01 weakness
CAUTION We caution tbo public ajninitudng
any of tho many imitations or counterfeits, but n.'k
for IIosir.TTiin'B Cei.KnnATED Stomach Birrrr.s,
nnd see that each buttlo has the words " Dr.. J.
Hoftcttcr'i Etomach Bitters" blown on the iido
of the bottle, nnd stamped on the motallio cap
covering the cork, and observe that our autugrupb
sicnatnre is on tbo laliel.
Mr Prepared nnd sold by HOBTETTEH &
BMITII, Pittsburgh, Pa., smd sold b7 nil
druggists, grocers, nnd dealers pcnerally
throughout tbe Unitod States, Canada, Boutli
America, nnd Oorinnny.
lor Mule, by A. COOK, nnd JOHN
NICHOLS, in C'lmrdnn.
and by Druggists and Dculcrs generally.
Jan. -in, imuh. 4 .4-iyin.vna
(
rr.orosKD amexdment to the j
CONSTITUTION.,
1 EI.ATIVEto an Ainendmeni 10 the Consti
V Hilton, providing for Annual Sessions of llie
Gcncrnl Assembly,
I, molt' til, by the Itenernl AttemMy of the btatrof
Ohio, Three-litths of the members uf ouch house
concurrimr therein, ihnt il he ami is. hereby nro-
posed to Ihe electors ol the Stnie 10 vote al the uexl
nuiiunl Ociober Suite Klectioti. upon the approval
or rejection of ihe following amendment as a sub
stitute for the first clnuuc of the iwenty-lil'th sec
tion of ihe second article of the CiiUHiiiution of
ibis Stnie, to wit: ' All regular sessions of the
General Assembly shall eouiiueiico on the lirst
.Monday ill January annuullv."
WILLIAM I). WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Kcprescuiaiives.
. MARTIN WI'.i.KKII.
April 5, IPSO. President ol ihe Sennto.
SECKl'.TAItY OF STATE'S OFFICE, I
Columbus, (l April 7, IBM. 1
I do hereby certify Ihnt ihe foregoing Joint Re
solution," relative 10 an Amendment 10 the Con
stitution providing for Annual Sessions of the
General Assemldv." isn true copy from the ori'
. I - .11 . I I.. .L : . '
glliaj run oil ine me 111 tms ouice.
A. P. HUSSELL, Secretary of State
AnntTon'j ( li ncr. t!Fi e.i Coi'mtv, )
Chardon, April l.', If.V.I. (
I do hereby eerlily ihnt the above is a correct
copy ol" llie Joint Kesoluiiou received by me from
the Secretary of State.
C. C. FIELD, Auditor Genugn Co.
April 15. 18.VI. 48J-i;ni
ine
)
SEW WATCH AND CLUCK ESTABLISHMENT
IN CHARDON!
Ar A. CIIIES.
. M A N , I' 11 c t 1 e a L
WSTCH AND CLOCK
.Minis, beg leave to an
noil nee to the luhabitantsol
Churdon and Geauga Conn
ty, tnat tliey will oiien a
Shop in t.'hiipmni'ii New
HiiildinH, 011 ihe tilth of May, where all work en
trusted to their care, will le attended to with ae.
curacy and dispatch. Having had ll years expe
rience, ill F.nglatid and America, they Halter
themselves that they will no able In give sallslac
tion to all who uiiiy l'nvor them with n call.
it Jewelry repaired and Watches
cleaned in the most skillful manner.
Hit ACES AND TUt'SSKS It FI'Allt Kf.
II. ii. a.ciui:sman.
April 30, 1, 48. 434lf
Flour and Feed Store in Chardon.
HALL 8c FREEMAN
WOL'I.Ii KRSI'ECTl l'I.I.V INFORM
the Ciiiznns of Chardon and its Vicinity,
that Ihey hare just OI'F.NF.D a new h 1.(11 It and
l'KI'.D S'l OIlK, One llisir Wesl ol Chn-e's lloiel.
They will keep constantly on hand and fur Sale,
all tho various tirades of Flour, varying in price
from $: 10 $7 ; also, SEF.D (iRAIN of ull kinds.
Thry Intend to SELL LOW fur CASH.
They have, also, in connection with iheir Store, a
Itli:.4T niAltKE't'
for the aecnninioilsiion of the people of Chardon.
The patronage of the I'ublic is moat ruspectlully
477-tf
solicited
Chardon, Mar. 4, 1859.
SOUTH THOMPSON
WOOLEN FACTORY,
T WOULD respectfully announce that I am now
prepared to do all kinde of Custom Work,
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing, Custom Sninaing
and Manufacturing. I will lake WOOL TO
WORK ON SHAKES, or by the yard. I have a
first rate lol of Fulled Cloths and I lannel on hand,
10 exchange for Wool. Also will psyCASH FOK
WOOL delivered in good order si my Factory.
S. E. Sl'li.NCF.ll.
South Thompson, Msy ?0,18S9. i6rmi
RA1MNN by the box nr pound,
N. U WILKLN3 & KELI-Ey.
MEDICAL.
Ague Cure,
ton Tin amor evil or
Intermittent Fefr, or Fever Bad Afue,
IlemittoHt revr, Chill Ferer, lumb
Agne, Ferlodirnl Hmdnrh, or Itiliona
llendnrhe. nnd Dillous Tevers, indeed
for tho whole clnsn of disease! origi
nating in bilinrr derangement, turned
by the Miliaria, of miasmntic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
nrcestttire of the'American people tlinn sure
and safu cure for Fever nnd Ague. Much
we nre now enabled to er, with n perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the tlieeaee,
nnd with assurance, rounaeu on proni, wn
no harm can nrine from iu use in any yuan-
titr-
That which protects from or rrevenM this
disorder must be of immense service in tbe
eommunitios where it prevails. PrtrmUon is
bolter than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which lie must run in violent attacks 0
this baleful distemper. This ' Ccnn " expel
the misAmntic poison of Fivsn akd Aatii
from the system nnd prevents tbe develop,
ment nf the disease, if taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It is
not only the nest rcraeuy ever yei uiscoverca
for this claw 01 cnnipuunis, oui niso me
ehespMrt. The large quantity we supply for
dollar brinm it wiintn ine reacn 01 every
body; nnd in bilious districts, where r svbk
aso Aoel prevails, ivery body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoDid tlus price will place it witinn ine
reach of nil the poor ns wen ns ine ricn. a
great superiority of this remedy over n
other ever discovered for tie tpvc.Ir and cer
tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine nr mineral, consequently it pro
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it nre left u healthy ns if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague U not alone the consequence
of the minuatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritatiou, ameng which
nre Neuralgia, Rheumatism, (lout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of tin
Spleen, Hysterics, Pain in the Rowels, Colin,
Puralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This "Ct-HB" exprls the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them nil
Mike. It is nn invaluable protection to irnmi.
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
redding in the mslsrinns districts. If taken
r.ecasionally or daily while exposed to the iu
feetinn, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in eutHcient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even mote
valuable for protection than cure, nnd few will
ever suffer from Interuiittents, if they nvail
tlumsclves of the protection this remedy af
fords. Aycr's Cathartic Pills,
set
in
to
on
rCR ALL THE PURPOSES CF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
rc o cirniposrd that ilHcitw within the ranpe of
thrir action can rnrclT witliHtftnd or em!e them.
Their pcuvtrittinkt roprrtic urarrh, and donne,
and lnriLiorate vyvry portion of the human oruan
wnt rorrrctinK in diseased action, nwd rritoViiitt
it henlthy Titlitio. An a con trip! nice of tliew
nruncrtitii. th invnlid who U bowed down with
iiain or phViicnl debility ia aumihtd to tiud lu ;
health or ciiirt;y rrsturi'd by a rcnicdy nt once no
Mintdo and itirit'inK
Not only ilo thty cure Iho every-day cnmplivii.t
of tvery body, liut nlso many funnidAhie nnd
dunprrous diHenPcH. The acut below mined ia
pleam-d to furniih fratin my American AlmsriA,
contfiinimr. certifieU'S of their curea and direction!
for their ukp in the following complainta; f'firite
ttM, Heartburn, llrndachr urithig from (Unordered
Stomach, A'fifMfi, Iniiiytation, iain in atiH Morbid
inaction of the Bowels, I kUufrncy, Lost of X'
ftV, Jau'ntlu, and other kindred complaint!,
11 rising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its function. They nre an excellent alterative
for the renovation of' the blond aud the r en torn
tton of totio and strength to the, eysleia debilitated
by disease.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral,
ma the mtru ctan o?
Coughs, Colds, Itifiuenio, Iloarsencits,
Croup, UroticMtls, Incipient Consiimp.
tion, nntt for h relief of Consumptive
Patients iu BdvHnceii MnC9 of the
liscnsr.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu
merous are tfie cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country atiouudi in persons pub
licly known, who hae hcen restored from alnrming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by i's
use. M'bcn once tried, its supeviority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escare
observation, Bud where its virtues are known, the
pulills no lonprr liesiiaie whoX antidote 10 rniplny
for Ihe diatressiiiK and dangerous siTections of the
rmhnouury organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community hnve fniled end been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, stid pro
duced nircs too numerous snd too remarkable to
he forgotten,
PREPARED BV
DK. 3. C. AYEIt &, CO.
LOWELL, MASS,
A. COOK,
General Aent lorGcnm;a county,
t'liiiritoii. Olilo.
SrRold alwiby Dr. John-Nicuoi.s. Chardon, and
I.'.... if. L' I 'l.i-i.li,,, II dl'Ll u
11 lif yl.t bl.All, 1 ,. viu, tuuiH
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA,
A Benevolent Institution, ettnllithedhy iiprrial en
duwint iit.or the rrliej of the tick and distress
ed, iijllicted with Virulent and iiii
drmic disiases.
rrtHK iiowaki association, in
J. view of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by Sexual Diseases, nnd the deceptions
practiced upon Ihe unlortiinato victims of such
diseases by u.uacks, tevcrul years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, ns a I liiiriliiulo Act
worthy uf iheir name, to opens Dispensary lor
Ihe Treatment of this Class ot Dlivt-scs, in all
iheir forms, ond to give WLDICAI. AOVICF
(ItATIS to all who may apply by letter, with a
description 01 ineir e.oiiuiiioii, inge, occupation
habits of life. &e..i snd in eases of extreme pover
ty to 1 I ItMSII jMDim jNFS I'ltl.K OK
( II AItCK. li is needles to add thai the Asso
ciation commands ihe highest Medical Skill of the
age, and will luruish the most approved modern
tieatmelll.
The Directors of the Assoeiatinnrin their An
mint Union uuon the treatment of Sexual His
eases, lor tho year ending Jauuury 1st, IBM,
express tho higliest satisliictinn wun the success
which has attended the labors of the Consulting
Surgeon ill the euro of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, (nnorrhrra, fileet, Syiiii'i!-
lis.the vice ol OiuiniMii or Self-Abuse, CvC, and
order a continuance of llie same plan lor the en
suing year.
The Directors en s review oftlie post.feelaB
sured that iheir labors ill this sphere of benevolent
ellort.have been ol great benefit to the alllicied,
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed leal, to this very
iniporiant but much despised cause.
An admirable Keport on Spermatorrhoea, or
Ssminal Weakness, the Vice ol Onanism, Mastur
bation nr Self-Abuse, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, (in a sealed letter envelope,;
free of charge, on receipt of two stamp (or post
age. Oilier Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual Diseases, Diet, &c are
constantly being published for gratuitous diatribu
lion, and will be sent to the ufllictnd. Some of
tlie new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during tho last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or neatment, Ir, (iKO.
R. CAI.IIOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. i Soutli Ninth Street, I'hilodol
ulna, l's. Hy order of the 1 lirectora,
F.ZRA D. HKAR't'WtLL.'reiidrtK.
Gun. Faiscbii.d. Secretary.
October 2t, 18J7. 559-Iy
A LARGE Assortment of TRUNKS, V AT.
1SFJJ and FANCY HAT end UOKNfc Y
UOXES, on hand by
Nov. li.
WILKIN3&. KEI.LEY.
A GOOD Assortments LADIES; DOMESTIC
CALF UOOTEF.S. warranted lo suit, by
Nol r " u W1LKINB & KF.LLEY
o 11 v Aaill OATH. for Sale by
VJ Nov. iaj WXLKINS Sc KEJ.LEV.
MEDICAL.
Mood Purifier and Blood Pills.
I
PHARMACVA
DR. RODACK'S
Scandinavian llemedies ! !
WHEN T)R. nIIACK,thP pelfbrnted
Swedish 1'hysieian, introduced his Blood
Purifier and Itlood Tills in the United rltatcs, ho
lorth in plain language their curative proper
ties. 1 111s was years ego. ine tsK ot reconi
mending litem has since been taken out qAit hnnrie.
Knliyhiencd men whose character for sound judg
ment nnd philosophy, gives iheir opinions weight
the community, men who observe, reflect, ond
make " assurance doubly sure" helore ihey deeidn
are everywhere approving and urging iho use of
theso wonderful preparations. All who confide in
wisdom and bones.yof this class, or who ehoea
investigate for themselves erenow of oar eiiarf
this Important subject.
Dr. Koback invites the attention of the sick to fb
ORIGINAL LKTTE11M,
from members of the medical profession, editors of
public journals, well-known merchants nnd Farm
ers, and Ladies nf ihe hiirhcst respectability, giving
accounts of extraordinary curea wrought by the
remedies, of which cures they themselves were
KYK WITNESSES,
These parlies may be consulted personally nr hy
letter, by those who Lave any doubt upon the sub-
t'V.A ii-i,lnp in tliA nA&sna.inn of fir. Ita.
liack, v, iiicli is at oil limes accessible to the public,
establishes the following
FACTS :
That the Hiion rmtrtcB and Et?o Tiujliavj
been proved by analysis to
Con tniii no Minernl ;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with vverririt certainty, and in a very short time.
That niter all other medicines have proved useless,
they relieve Liver Complaints,
and restore the health and strength of the sufferer.
That SICK FEMALRS.
who have languished for years in lietp!ess weak
ness and desomleney, rocujierate with great
rnpidiiy under their invigorating operation. ThM
all sexual disabilities are removed hy iheir rordial
nnd gently stimulating properties.Thal they recruit
Shllllered Constitution,
however they may have been trilled Willi erxl
abused ; that their direct tendency is to lengthen
lite, and render it enjoyable. 1 hat,0icrating direct
ly upon the pnieon vfdmrate in the bfacd, they
Ctuise soon to Ileal,
which destroy the Constiintion.
and discharge from the system, every taint of Scro
fula, whether herditnry or otherwise. Thai they
Kecrnit the Debilitated,
and ihnt there is no disease of the Stomach aud
llowejs, the l.iver, 1 he Nervous System, the iirr,
tjlands er Muscles, in which they do cut give
jiromit relief, and, if administered before llie very
citadel of li;c has been invaded, effect a painlett
and perfect cure.
Hear" in mind that tlie SCANDINAVIAN
VKUHTAMI.K M.OOD VlhlH ere endorsed by
the experience of thousands ol living witnesses,
who, in letters, affidavits, medical works, and by
word ot mouth, proclaim them to he the very best
preparation of the kind ever offered to the broken
down victims uf ill heslth. Thay hunt disease
through every avenue and organ of the system,
and to expel it thoroughly and permanently.
ino one can itoubt tiieir superiority alter ono
single trial they are not only belter but, in fsci,
cheaper than any oilier Pills, for it takes a less
number of them 10 produce a beller eflrcl.
I'rice of the Scandinavian Vegetable Mood puri
fier, $1 per bottle, or i'i per half doien. Of the
Scaiuliiivian Vegetable Itlood fills, 'ii cents ;
box, or t hoxes for SI.
Read Pr. Koback s Special Notices and Certifi
cates, published in a conspicuous part of this Taper
Irom lime to time.
Dr. Hobock's Medical Atmsnao and Family
Adviser, containing a great variety of inlrrestine
aud valunble Medical information, can be hail
gratis of any of his Agents throughout the country.
in iiiiiicuu or complicates cases, ut nooses
may be consulted personally or by letter, enclos
ing one stamp lor the reply.
1'rincipal Ollice and Sale Rooms, No. 6 Fast
Fourth Street, M building from Mam Street, Ciu
ctnnnli, O. Laboratory in Hammond Street
For Sole in (Jeauga Coumy by A. Cook. Char,
don ; J Smith, 'l'houion : tjKO..SAiii.i:a.l'arknian,
li. V. tiAKRKTT, Moutville ; and by Druggists and
Morclmnts generully throughout the I'inon.
Mny20,ieM. 13. 1
T. i RAI.TH v
XJ. l-n
AMERICAN WOM K.t .
the N. V. Daihu News fFditorial.l
We e'esire to call atleniion to a letter liom Pr.
Joshua t . Hridee, 01 " Health of American Wo
men,'1 in anotlicr eolumii. Ho treats the snbjeci
in an able manner, and his skill and medical judg
ment may ne reiieu upon.
J-rom the Albany J-.venmg l.xpres.
Marshnll's Uterine Caiholicou has proved to He
f 11 1 1 V as valuable ns il is claimed lo be in manr
severe tests made by medical gentlemen end others.
it, jirmgc n regular puysician 01 very line ai .
tainments, a man of groHt judgment and discrimi
nation, a judicious and highly successful practi
tioner, in all diseases, especially those of women
and children.
Fiora riysirmnt.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon will eertalntv
euro all the diseases for which it is rcconimendeo.
In the worst eases I have ever mel with, Mor
sliull's Uterine Catholicon is a certain and safe
remedy.
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CAT IIOLICON
Is unhesitatingly offered as a reliable remedy far
all those complaints to which every woman is
linbla,aii! which gradually affect the mind as well
as the body, so that to think, talk or work be
comes alike a source of suffering, if nut an impos
sibility. Among other complaints for which the
Catholicon is a remedy is '.he Falling of the Womb,
Whites, Suppressed, Irregular or i'oinlul Men
struation, Bloating, Inflammations and Disease
of tho Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention or
Incontinence of Urine, Heartburn, Cosiivenese.
frvouuness, Fn unities, l'n filiations, Cramp.
Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles, organic 01 sym
pathetic, connected wi' the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled V'ilU "-".J oj tjie tbet
symptoms, or with spine, liver or lung complaints,
are invited to address Dr. BRIDGE, with full ooi
fidence Ihnt they will find relief. Marshst)
Uterine Catholicon is not a quuck medicine, hot
its ingredients have been made known to the
Medical Colleges, and Ihey ate al the service ef
any respectable physician in the country.
The price of Marshall's Vltrin Catholicon i
One Dollar and a Half per Single Bttltt.
Wr.sT rirnrnitD, Coshocton Co., May II, 1(157.
Mr. II. II. Kingsley, Sir. -1 have been sellta j
the medicines of ihe GratTenberg Company for ih
last ten years, and have invariably found litem i
give good satisfaction 1 and the pills 1 have sold t
a good many families as regularly as their tea end
collie, and with my trade they become a staple
Oracle. Marshall's Uterine Catholicon is modi
cine lhal has done a great amount of good in fe
male diseases. One lady I sold il to told me eh
had received more benefit from one bonis then aha
did from a long courts of medical treatment by is
moat .killiil nnvsiciana.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Jauuary 1st, 1818.
MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
VrKNON, Trumbull Co.. May 1st, 1849.
This certifies that 1 have been in very poor
health for yeare, and found little or no relief after
employing a number cs physicians. Mydiseae
was I'rolnpsis Uteri. I had been reduced by that
and Flnuror Albus until I had become ulcerated 10
a considerable extent. Ity ihe advice of Dr. G.
W. liuslinell I procured end took six boltlee of
Marshall's Ulerir.e Catholicon which enabled
to attend to my husband in his !at ekknee jntll
be died, which was about a year '; Ins
taken three boltles since his death, which has mad
nie able lo labor and support my Ismily of IhnM
children. The Catholicon has nearly restjred in
to health. It is the only thing that ha rn 1 !i$ais
my suileringfo, wbkhff.llv.rg jj
FOR SALE ST'
A. Cook, Chardon.
C. P. Treat, Clnriilon.
3. K, Williams, Turkman.
II. L. Bishop & Son, Midtfefioll '
1). C. Kollopg, MuniOD.
-Henry dimming. I'.uisoll.
Iivnian & Scott, Mulberry Corners',
Horrick Sc Haines, Newbury.
Tew & Rutts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealer genor'.1y, thrfr
out the State.
II. B. KINOSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 18, 1869. 479 tJia