The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume], December 09, 1859, Image 4

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Lives of Cait. Riiow.n and AssortATna
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tilly to present tho charactur utid motives
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Idle Vot'Tit. Tn his recent chargo lo
pratul jury ill Washington City.Judo Craw,
lord, who iro8idod nt tho Sickles trial, ad
dressed hnnsulf to a subject paramount
importance, and niadu tho following
:
"If tho young mon, who aro to ho
future mon of tho country, were brought
with nioro decided I101110 rule, and coin
jiollod when compulsion wag nocccssary
10 devote, thuniBolvcg to tlio acquisition
skill and sonio useful and rospectuhlo voca
tion, there would ho lo.-s occupation
courts and jurioB.
Tho engagements and huhits of tho
will cliii to tho man, and upon his educa
tion and t aitiitii;' uudor tho domestic
will depend his standing, charncter, and
usolulucas, or tho revet to 111 1 1 lo.
TrsTS cf groatnoRS oponnesa of nntiirn
to admit tlio light ot lovo nml loaunn,
COiliagO to puiauo It. nemls in Lounal,
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Aycrs & TAu r r a
BE( leave to icmind liie Tuhlic that thev
coniiiiue t.i do business at their Old Stand,
nil mat, in aouitiuu to tlieir Inre slock ol
TLAIN AD I'AXCY D li Y UUODS,
Rc(v1y-3Iale Clothing,- (V.,
They aro now receiving a ticncral Asnirtincut
IRON AND ST 15 EL,
C AliU I A GE TRIMMIXas,
And. in short, all kinds nf materials tiscJ
jMocusiiiuin nun iurriu:;o-.uaKiis.
They do not, liko ihcir nioro fortunate nr
bora, promise to sell utcosl; yet they will guar
amy 10 sell any oi their (Jonds
AS LOW FOIi CASH OR READY
PA V,
A th tame kind of Cooda con bo purchased
I'vrsona wishinR tn purcliaso
T1IC VKItV UV.ST CiOOOS
AT
PBICES THE MOST REASONABLE,
Ar Invited to call before coins to any othor
Si. MURRAY.
Chudon, Jury 15, 1869. imt
MISCELLANEOUS.
in
all
all
in
formation. It.
of
tho
in
10
tnarltB the
up
of
for
hoy
his
and
y
slill
oi
hy
ifrh
place
CROCKERY &. GLASS WAKE
SLl:. - kSHEltiiil"
IlissworUi & Co
v
CrIXA AND EAIiTUEXWARE,
(las Fixtures. I.nmp for I'hnrrlies mid Nulls,
t't'TLEUY, Lut IKIN'U ULASSKS, TRAYS,
Plated and Brittania ware,
A Mi A fi ri:at V ,nti TY or
HOUSE-FURNISHING ARTICLES.
U J'Oonds cnrcliilly Pitched, mill leliv
lui.Ii .r Tut Duvr l'l.r.i: in Ci'r..ir.c4
r.xii; i Nsutiitni & to.,
Corner of Superior and Seneca Streets,
cm;vj:i,ani
April i.", ls.vj. 43inC
Furniture, Oni'iicfs
si Bid Crackcry
WILLIAM JTAKT,
WLhIls.i Ic und Retail Dealer in
All kinds of Furniture,
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
ha? niw on hand a 1'iic . complete assortment ut
lOM! WOOtl, itlilllOgtlll',
Itiark Walnut anil CSicrry
CIIVMIILR Si;'l, vatiousstylta,
I.I il .Nlili.S, at all prices,
Al ATT MASSES, ol llnir. Alanillu, Exc.-lsijr nnJ
Sirnw PI AMI STOOLS,
All of w iiich luller lo 'he )iiri'lmsingconimunity at
Frices to Suit tho Times.
W.M. IIAIIT, No. 107 Water St.
Cowlcs & Co.
Ate still oi the bumic old ppot, at CLEYELAN D
io. 1 15,
WED DELL HOUSE,
Anil will ho glad to pro their cuetotnfra front
"OKI t;lul''rl,,1 nnd nroniiHft to deal with tlieni
in. pre lilieinlly than ever. The present Itardtimtt
iiiivp so rctiueeu tnc prices ol
Cliu'liJ Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silitr
u are, &r.,
tl'".t n litllr mm now will huv as much ni more
iioiu y will lierearier.
We Imvu the very licit workmen in everv ile-
i;irtiiieni ot our Iiiihiii'ss. v would reBiieetlitllv
solicit a couiimeincc of llio iiatrouuiio of our old
ni i Miiu. a can iiont all. r.i-ii
vj-sk, " T1-y Ml i'ouyij a t 1 111:
5V' iU llln,hmill,SIvfS. II. MTV.
J f-n 'I' 1 r a m i r.L'V ' nr. vtl' it
TTrtl.ifin'llsf 1 iui.'iuoiai i.i iJJh,
i'n,. Musi l.'.uuplr'to Asaiirtnient and Largest
Slorll ol Iron ol every Desci llillon.
from liie heaviest liar to the lightest Hoop.inelU'
dm.' lil'I. O V A XI, US, lit; till Y SI'UIXUS
axi mi in 1 v.'.i;.iA(...v at
FA'EUY VA IHEVY. TO HE SOU) AT
Prices llint dely Cuiupetiiioii, luri .isii. Cnil oml
leal u prices before purchasiiiK elsewhere, lam
delermined that all articles in niy lino
Shall u-jsoltl nl less price than heretofore
tillered 111 tins vicinity.
ff-e nun t;i no, caruia'iks and wagons
of nil kinds made lo ohuku on the shortest
Notice, jji
N. B. will shoe Horses lor ft!, 00 each and till
other work in proportion, died workmen always
011 hand mid ready to wait on all who will hivor
me with a cull. .V, U.IIITT.
llainhilL.il, .Sept. 30, '5!). J07lf
liURNETT HOUSE,
Cor. of Ontario Ac I'roKix-ct tots..
CLEVELAND, O.
fpiIE t'ndersiijned havo fitted tip the above
1 nnuieil ihiiise, nl lunch expeiiso. witliScventy
h ive Comfortahle nnd I'leasiini ltooiii4. The Eur
ni.shiiiKs are nil ni;w, winch, with llnir Taiill. they
h siyii shall not he surpassed 111 this or any other
oily, at 'heir ciiaiiuc 01 -Dmi Dollaii n n Dav.
The patronage, of a disuriiiiiiiatiit! public
wni'iiier 111 piiiHiin 01 itrsiNi ssor ri.tjA.st nr. is re
sicctlully soliciteil. Willinn to abide their doei
smii as to 1 he result of their cllorts.
HI 'UN KTT Si. TIN liER, Proprietors.
Oci IS, I7a8. 40B
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
SPRING FASHIONS.
MltS. II KN Dlt V WOULD IM'Oltll
her old Erieuds and Ciistoiners, that she ha'
list received her Snrinsr supply ol id Ml LL1N EK
OOODS, which consists 111 part of linnncis, Hon.
urt una 1 up 1 rniiiiiliigr, KiUbuns, Artihcial
l'ioweis, &e., itc.
SI10 is now pteimred to do all work in her lino
to tlie etifrc salisl tcliuu ol all thoso who may
laviir ner w iui a Clin .
&r" Old iioiniets lilenehnl & Ti iinmed 11s usual
.S'i(,y) 11 Nluirs over S. '. . Ilemlrix's
Uroet ;'i, one door South of Court House.
Chardon, April b, xi'i. 4Hi-tf
M A 1' L E GROVE
MACHINE SHOP.
CIIAtiUIN I'AI.l.S.
PI IE Si;iiS(';illI'.lt tnkesthis method le in-
I lorm his I' ricnds nnd the I'uhlie 111 Cr.priil
ihat he is in. vv pic pared to Manulueliiio lo Order
S'l'K M-KNI ilN .',S of Various S .. SA V
and OIII.VI'.MILL M ('l IlN Kit V. WOOI.F.X
M At II I.N Kli Y . Tl I li LSI 1 1 i M ACII1N KS,
in isi:.i'ovi:iis, wood-sawtnu
MACI1INI.S,
.Ve .A e. All of w hich w ill he done at Shortest
Notice uud on llio .Most Iteiisoiiubla
'i cutis.
A DIN OAl'NTT.
Chagrin Falls, July, 1S.V.I- TniC
NEW BOOK BINDERY
In fain? villi-.
'"pill'. Subscriber i pleiisrd to n 11 11 mince
I to Ins ..l.l Ir lends uud iicipiaiiilniicesin Tames,
vilie nnd vicinity, thai ho has again loetiied linn
sell in Tuiiicsville, Im the purpose of rarrying
the above. named husnics... Ilo will he ready
otonieiicp iiper:itiio the tii si d m t week,
fr-r IH.VDKIiY IN MAIlsil VI.I.'S XKW
lll.oCK, Second Floor. T. W lllTAKLU.
i;i:t riti:Nct s . .
Win. L. Terkins, J. F Seo'iehl. C.N. I.urtlctt,
Seth Murshnll. S. VV". Theips, L. A. Toner,
Moodev. .1. S. Matthews, Dr. S. liosn, T. T. Sun.
I.'i-.l, VV. ('. Chambers, A. I. liiiliit, L'iirisiopiicr
.ilnrse. I IJro.iks, licv. JJ.VV chjtcr. t. K.linvnolds.
.Mar. '.'a, l.'i'.i. 4hoiI
II A II T F O U D
Fire liisimtEicc Co.
Of llniifoid, Conn.
CHAR T B ltTTD IN 1 8 I 0.
ASBtTS MA V 1ST, I8MI, jCM,313 pj.
DWKLLIWi IKH'sTisTflousrhold Furniture,
Stores, DuiIiIiiirs and oilier property, insured
rii'.uitist loss or damage hy fire, at as low rales
undoubted eoruriiy uud prompt indemnity
patrons will warrant.
E. V. CANFIELD, Agent.
Charoon, Ohio, June 17,1859.
OTICAHINK AND TAI.I.OU CANDLES
oy inepounuor toi.rniuanily on hand,
tv. U WiLKJ.V 04 KELLKV.
PAINESVILLE.
on
to
S.
as
to
FALL & Winter GOODS
just rrcrived by
R I). WELT ON & SON
r T AYE nmv on bund a Pull Ptock
Li. sini Winter (..ooils. whieli thry
of Fall nml
will sell as
Cheap nx the t hciiict.
Among theirlioixls tuny ho found a (Icncral As
mirtmrnl ol l.adios liotHli, such as
MERINOS. C A SSI M K It V. V A It A M ETT A S,
connuus. nsKi;r i'laids, dku.v
tiKS. DKLAINES, ALL Wool, DO.,
UK ESS TK1M MINOS, HOOPS,
SK1KTS, IIOSIKItY. ENG
LISH I'ltlNTS, ..MKRKl
.MAC DO, COCIIKCO
DO, CLOVES,
OACNTLETS,
I'LAINnud
f it i'l)
FLAN
NEl.S. LA.
1)1 K.S' C LOT H,
ftlllHONS. HCCIIKS,
LADIES' M El! I NO AND
lllflM II A SHAWLS. IJINO.
HAMS, HliOADlLoTHS AND
CASSI 1 Lit fcS, SATIN ETTS, t'.i U.t lit
A LES DE.MNS. S Tit I I'EII SHIR T
1NOS. AI'UON CMKCKS. VELV E T 4,
SILK VESIINOS. 1' A KM EKS'
A N I) MEII1 AN ICS CASSI-
M EKES. 1IUOWN AND
LI.E.U III'D S II E El INliS,
TK'kl.NO. WICKINO. TWINE,
COITON YAKN, DAT TINIi. I'M
HKEI.LAS, HATS nn (I CAPS, OKOCE
KlESol nil kind-, 5 dilf-reiit kiiuli olSl'OAKS,
iroin d to 14i:ih per pound, TE AS from I toS shil
lings pir penult; a iood article lor 'I shilling and
warranted good, or we will ri liiod thn money.
Wr have also a very nice nrticle ol III. Al.'K
'J'EA lor SO rents. SIKt'l'S nml MO
LASSES, CKl II K EK V of nil kinds,
Hardware, Nails, Aim, l'ork
and Shovels, Hoots and Shoes .
ol nil kinds, wi'h Cents' nml La
' dies' nnd nil oilier kinds of
(iiioils usually kept.
ttrWe will tuke in i:xclinnuc forJoodi
Dried AdimV. Iltitler nnd Cln ese, and nil kinds of
(iriiiit. lor whic'i we will pity the highest mar
ket price, Ht nil limes.
t. r wi:i;ro asok.
Chardon, Oct: ia, 1S09. ilOtf
hl GrOOCls
NOW HI'jAI) V.
JOHN S. L0CKW00D,
MILWAUKEE BLOCK,
I'Ainlsvilli:, o.
READY PAY, ONE PRICE!
IXEUANT IHti:sS SILKS, l'Olil,
Alti nod INDIA DM., I lit INOS, V A
LUNCIAN, I'lC'l) CtHtlUUS,
cAsti.ir.iii:s, ut-
I, A IM S,
n.vsiiET n.Ains,
WOOT.DO., UNION DO..
111 iiai:i:s, KNtii.isii phints,
ri(KNt:il DO., fll I'. It It I MAC AND
COCIIICO DO., HUNT 10 t ent do.,
COTTON VAI.KNTIAS,
DKI.SS TIlI.H.lllNtiS,
nooi's, ra.ovrs,
SK1UTS, CJAI NTI.KT.S,
UOMCItY, ILANNKLS,
.Allies' CI.OTII, i:.n-
iticoini:iti 1 s, it 1 11 -
HONS. It! t II I N.
SIIITI.AND WOOL, DOI ULi: ZE I'll-
Y ItS, VANh l.l'. NOTION,SII.Y I.N,
L,lNlll A.US, I.O'l'IIS mill CAS-
son it f s, ki,m;t A sii.k
V tSTINfJS KA HM I'.ltS'ic
MKCHA.NICS' CAS
(il.MEUES, LAW.
ItENI'E, Al.
PLETON a
NICK
T WIST,
ONTARIO nnd UEDOl'IN PHEETLNOS,
'INK HltoW.Ndo., HLEACHEDdo., DENIMS,
riCKLNO, WH. lv, TWlMi, i;i)l lt.l II A I
TIMi, STKIl'ED SlllltTl.NG, AI'UON Cll'lv
SIGAllS.CUl'FEE, TOb.lL'll, Starch. Soap,
CAMIl.KS, RICK, INDIIJO,
NUTMEGS, CINNAMON, CLOVES,
rtlTER, BflCB bOUA,
CRICAM TARTAR,
John AimU'I'soii'si I'lno CuC,
TJ;. ut M, 0O autl 7i els. per lb
?rTlie Best lltiulity of Goods Alway
Kept 011 lluntl. Cull and sec for yourselves.
j:r Dried l'i nit, Iluttcr nnd E(!S taken
III Lleliiume lor t.oodsjji.
JOHN S. LOCKWOOD.
rainesvillo, Sept.3oth. &07lf
FltESII AjUlIVAL ! !
rpn k iii)i:itsi;.i:i nr.;s to in
.1. I'iriil his rrieuds and Customers, thai ho
rccciviiiK his
wdiich have been selected with grent caro express
ly tor the nadu of this vicinity, lie does not ex
iect 10 sdl all the goods sold in this place, hut
Miiall I'rulits and I loo I'nce w ill induce purchas
ers to call and examine hisOoods mid Trices, lit
trusia they will not go away dusuiislicd. Ilia
stock will comprise all tho New and Desirabli
styles ol
LADIES' D It ESS GOODS,
Stella, Cashmere, Uroeha, Crape and Thibet
SHAWLS,
MANTILLAS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS,
HOL'SEicEicriNO noons,
S T K AW BO N N E T H.
FLATS & ISUAIvEUS
A Iso, a Largo Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods
For Men and Hoys Wear, viz :
FRENCH & ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS.
I'LAIN AND FANCY CASSIMEIIES,
TVV'FKDS, 8attinki'h. KENTCC'KY,
JEANS. FARMERS' & MECHAN
ICS' CASSLMERE8,
II leu r lied iiikI Drown Lliienc,
LINEN' IHUM.S.
COTTONADES, &c., &o &o. ;
ALSO,
Deniina, Sirines. Drills. Tiekinc. Fine and Hesvv
Slipniinga, Cotion Yarn. Carpel Wnrp. Wicking
and Twine. Also. 11 laree ot Ladies' Shoes, bus
kins and Gnilers, Children's Shoes, nnd Men's nnd
Itoy's II. hi is and Shoes, Umbrellas, Tnnisols, 4c,
.Vc..c,iii fael.ttenrlv everv vnrietv of Goods
usually kept in a first. class retail store, lie will
bo coiiiimially receiving throughout the season
auditions to his Stock ol all the
!v 11 iid Drtlruble Goods
wanted in this Community
A .MOW W I l.l OX
Tuinosville, April 15, 1353. 4d3-tf
WALL PAl'ER.
Scor
I F Ml AND II UVKES,
.1111. vv AL rvic ui.ul rv,
MAIN STREET. TAINESVILLE, O.,
ftcsieetfully call the attention of one and all
their larige and well selected stocK ot
Puper Huugiiigs L'ortlfM, Curtains, Fixtures
4c. 4e. 4c.
We have in Store and nro in receipt of all
Now Styles as well as the Old Established Favor
ites, and beg 10 call llio attention of
iioi;siui:!-ii:its
and all Interesl.-d to the beauty and desirableness
nl our Slyles and the Imw Trice at which they will
lNld. IA1 all can ai our more ono look through
OUR SAMPLE BOOKS
and satisfy themselves in regard to our assertions.
Also, a lull and complete assortment ol
Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods Musie,
RAVEN, BACON 4- CO. '8 FIANOS
MKIiODEONS, 4.
Pulnvlll, Ail IS, 1859. tfl3
!
MEDICAL.
if
;
lo
the
Blond Purifier and Blood Tills.
DR, ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies I!
WIIK PH. INMI ACK, tho cclrbrnteil j
Sweetish riiysieiim, introduced his Wood
I'ariher nnd lllood I ills in the Lulled States, he
.et lorih in plat,. lanKun then etirn.tvo proper-
ties. I his was years ,ii;o. I ho tusk ol reeotn-
torndin,, them has.iuee u?,n M, oal ,.i hi.h,mH,.
Eiiti.dui oed men whoso elnira. ter (or sound iu.lu-!
inent uiul philosophy, elves their opinions weight
in the coitiinutiily, tueu who ohserve, relloet. and
make " nssurniieo tloiitily sure lielore lliey iieenie
ure everywhere approving and uruinc the use of
these wonderlul prepatnii.ius. All who confide in
tlie w i-doiii nnd hones. yof this class, or who chose
in inve.tiate fur themselves arc now of one mind
on this important stthjeet.
Dr. liohnck invites the ntlenlion of the sick to tho
OIIKI1NAL IiTTKUS,
Irom uteuitiers ol the nicdienl profesinn, editors of
public jniirmils. w e'l-kiiown nierchantsniid Enriii
crs, and Lndicsol the hiuhtst res.eiahiliiy,Bivin3
accounts of extraordinary euros wroiiihl hy the
remedies, of which cures they themselves were
KYi: WITNKKSKS. .
These parlies may be consulted personally or hy
letter, hy those who have nuyd.uiht upon the sub
j'-el The evidence in the possession of Dr. Ko
hack, which is at all lintc9 accesbihlc lo the public,
establishes the follow iog
I 'Ac; i s ;
Thnl the FImkid 1'liuhi.k and Olod Tills have
hi en proved hy unnlysis to
Coo nun no Minernl ;
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSI'KPSIA
with unerrinp rcrtttiuli. ond ill a very short tlnio.
That after all other medicines have proved u.-:cless,
they relieve l.ivei Compliiiiits,
and restoro tho health and sireiigih of the sufTcrer.
That SICK l l.'JIl,i:S.
who have languished for yenrs in hehi'ess weak
ness nun ocspoiuteiiey, rectipernte wttn creat
rapidity under their iiiviijoriilini,' opcriition. That:
in scaiiui iiis.iiii 111 it's ure iciiiuviii ny iut:ir curium
and gently slitiiulutin properties.Tlut they recruit
IShnlteied Coilstitlition,
however they may havo been irilltd with and
tihused ; that their direct tendency is to lengthen
life, nnd render it enjoyable. Tliat, operating direct
ly upju the jwistiit ol disvtse in t.e btvtd, tiicy
t iiuse soon to Ileul,
which destroy the Constitution
nuddisf hnrue from the system, every taint ofpero
tula, whether herediiary or otherwise. That they
Iteerilit tin; Dcbllililted,
and that there is no disoaso of the Stomach and
llowets, the Liver, the Nervous System, the .Skin,
.lands or Muscles, in which they do not uive
prompt nliif, and, if uduiinislered before the very
citauci ol inc ua occii uivaueu.J rjject a paintem
untl I'rrjert cure.
near in ilium ttint tlio MJAMJl.N A ..N
VEOETA111.E I1LOOD PILLS nro cndord hy
the experience of thousands ol living witnesses,
who, in letters, allidavits, medical wurks, and by
word ol mouth, proclaim them to he the very best
preparntioll ol the kind ever oll'. red to the broken
down victims of ill health. They hunt disease
through every nveuue and orjrnn of the system,
and to expel it thoroughly and permanently.
No one can doubt their superiority alter one
sinelo trial they arc not onlv heller bill, in fuel.
cheaper than any other Tills, tur it takes a less
nuiutier ol tlieni lo proiluco a belter elleel.
lJric. nl tlia Isi'midiiinvniii V eiri.tnli h II hind run
fier. SI per bollle, or S3 ner half dozen, of the
.Scnndinvian Vegetable lilood Tills, lii cents per
oox. or a uuxes lur 5.1.
Keod Dr. Itohack s Snecial Notices ont! Cerlifi-
rates, published in a conspicuous part of this Taper
irom utile to nine.
Dr Kohaek's Medical Almanac and Family
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and valunhle Medical informalioh, can bo had
gratis of tiny of his Aleuts throughout (he country.
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SPRIC ARnXCEME.T
For Dairymen.
1 AM SEI.MX A FIMST Ql'AMTV
1 ol CHEESE VA TS.with Metallic Ouiaidca,
tho following Low Trices :
B0 Ball. ut, complete lor 15 to 20 Cows, (16
!I3 gull. Vut, uumplcU) for 3d to U0 Cows, fit)
Iirr Sties l proportion.
Every Vut ia Wurrunitd to give satisfaction
the puruhuaur, or they have ilia ynvilngo of retur
iun thsin. aio,
MiniBlacturcrorall kinds of TINamI COPPER
WOKKi all kinds f TINNER WARE foi
6al, BAM'L tSCiUIRE
Chatdon, Mar. 95,1890, itsj-ly
PHARMACVA
MEDICAL.
ut
to
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
It Is a fact thnf, al sotuc period, every Tncm
bcr of the human family is subject to diseni
or disturbance of I he bodily funcllousj but,
with tho aid of a good Ionia and tho excrciso
of plnin common sense, they mny bo able so lo
regulato tho system ns to secure permanent
health. In order to accomplish this desired
object, tho true course lo pursue is certainly
that which will produce a natural state of
things at tho least hazard of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, Ir. Hosteller has in
troduced lo this country a prepnrnlion bearing
Lis nnmc. which is not a new nicdieine. Imt ono
that has been tried for yenrs, giving satisfac-
tjon ,0 ni w)l0 liavo uccl it, Tll0 yMH
opcrato powerfully upon tho stomach, bowels,
' , v re!)tori'nK1tlcm t0 n itcMiy nm
. ,. .. , ,,
Vigorous action nnd thus, by the simple pro-
cc" r slreiigthcuuig nature, uablo tho sys-
lem to triumpu over iltseasc.
For tho euro of Dyspepsia, Inditroftion, Nau
sea, Flaluleucy, Loss of Appetite, or any T.iliotii
Complaints, niising from a nintldd inaction
of tho btctnaeh or llowcb, producing Cramps,
Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, &.C., these
Litters have no equal.
Diarrhoea, dysentery or flux, to generally con
tracted by new settlers, nnd caused principally
by the elinngc of water and diet, will bo speedily
regulated by a brief use of this preparation
Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably mora
prevalent, in all i I a various forms, than any
other, nnd tho causo of which may always
be attributed to derangements of tho dige-tivo
organs, can bo cured without fail by using
IIUSTETTEIl'S STOMACH lUTTI'.HS, ns pel
directions on the botlle. For Ibis disease every
physician will recommend Bitters of some kind ;
then why not uso an article knot, n lo be infal
lible ? All nations have their Litters, as a pre
ventive of discaso and slrcugtbtner of tho sys
tem in general; and among them all the,re is
not to bo found a nioro healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation ema
nated, based upon scientific experiments which
havo tended to provo '.lie value of this great
preparation in tho scalo of medical science.
Flvkh ami AtH'K. This trying and .revok
ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing him to a mere sha
dow in a short time, uud rendering hi 111 phy-
stcally ami mentally useless, can lo driven
from the body hy tho use of JlOSTliTTKR'S
UKNOWNKD MITTMIS. Further, none of tlio
above-stated diseases can bo contracted, even
in exposed situations, if the Litters arc used
as per directions. And as they neither create
uausea nor offend tho palate, uud render un
necessary any change of diet cr interruption
of ordiunry pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, tho complaint is re
moved as speedily as is consistent with tho pro
duction of a thorough and permanent erne.
For Persons in Advanced Years, who aro
suffering from an enfeebled constitution uud
Infirm body, theso liittors arc invaluable as a
restorative of strength and ?igor, and need
only be tried to bo appreciated. And to a
mother whilo nursing theso Litters aro indis
pensable, especially where the mother's nour
ishment is inadequate to tho demands of tho
child, consequently her strength must yield,
and hero it is where a good tonic, such as
liostcttcr's Stomach Hitters, is needed to impart
toniporary strength and vigor to the system.
Ladies should by nil menus try this remedy
for all cases of debility, and, before so doing,
should ask their physician, who, if ho is
acquainted with tho virtue of tho Litters, will
recommend their UoO in all cases of weakness.
CAUTION Wo caution the public against using
any of tbo many imitations or counterfeits, but ask
for HosTKTTKn'a Celebrated Stoiiacu Bittkrs,
and see that each bottle, baa the words "Dr. 3.
Iloitetter's Stomach Hitters" blown on tbo side
of tho bottlo, and stamped on tho metallic cap
covoring the cork, and observe that our autograph
aignaturo Is on tho lubcl.
r Prepared and sold by HOBTETTEH A
BMITII, Pittsburgh, Fa,, and sold by all
druggists, grocers, and doalors generally
throughout the United btates, Canada, Bouth
America, and Germany,
lor Snlo by A. COOK, and JOHN
BH UIU.S, in million,
ond bv Druggists and Dealers generally.
Juu'. 28, IH.i'J. 47J-lyin.V:oa
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
. SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIZ : THAT PROFESSOR WOOD'S
11 a I r Restorative
Wilt preserve infallibly llio growth nnd color of
the hair. It uscu two or three tmicu a week, tu any
im n inn bio ngv. i trlei-ily restore the grny, cov
r ilia bald with Nature's own urnnineni. the hair:
ma ko it more so It and beiuttitul Hum any oil, and
nrcserve (ho ecatp Tree from all disease lo the
g rente -I ago. Stiitenmen, .Indces, Attorneys, Doe
ui's. L'teruvincn. .'roicssioiuil men :inil (jen-
1 1 c men and Ladieti ul all classes, all over the
world, heur testimony that we do not sny too
in no ti in Us luvor. KuuJ the tuilowin; nnu jikI
Hh'KORY CIrci i:,St. Charles Co.,Mj., Nov TJih.,
I'ntir. O. J. WonD-Denr iir: Som tiiiio Inat
Ruiinnnr, we were induced to use soine ol your
llnir Uesiorative, and itsetlt-cts were ?o wonder
till, we fed it our duty lo you and the utilicted, to
report it.
Our little soni heni! lor Brtmo time had hnen
nrrleetlv tovered with sores, and pouio called
Hcutd head. The hair almost eniircly came oil in
consenueiice, wlien a Iriemt. pcciiic RiMlennL's,
advised uh to uso your Kesicralivo, we did so wuh
little hope ol Hiicccse, but loaur urpriie, uml that
ol' all our lriend,a very few application removed
the disuse euiirelv, and n new cion ol hnir fooii
started out, and we can now say that our boy has
as healthy a scaip, aim ns limit innt n crop ol hair
in any other child. We can, thercforo, and do
hereby, recommend your Kt'stonitivo, ns a perfect
rowicdy for all diseases of the scalp and hair. Wo
ure youra respeettully,
i 1 1 .h i i iiti'i'ivnvririf
iij ' v, itiMiii.iinn iii.ii,
HMt.Ml V. IIIUUINUOTUAM.
Frof. Woon l)inr Sir: Mv hair had. for several
yenrs, heen hecoiuitoj preniiiltircly (iray, neeoui-
pnnieil l y a iiarsiiiicss which ronueriii liie con
stunt uppiicntiou if oil iieceistu y in dressing ii.
When I loinine'iec I usiu.; your llnir liestorulivc
ahoul two months nuo. it was in thai eoiuiition;
and htivint; voiiiinued its uso till v. iihin tho lust
Ihreo weeks, it litis lurnnd loits untiirnl color, nml
nssuuied u soilness mid lustre trendy to ho pre
ferred lo those produced hy the application ol oils
or any other preparation I havo ever used. 1 re-
(jartl it as an inuispeiisuiuo anient lor every inoy
toilet, whether lo ho used as a Hair Uest.irntive,
or for tho BiuipU purpnu of dressing or henutily
ini! the hair. Vou havo pgriuixMou to refer tome
all who entertain uny donht ol ile pri forming a
Ihatiscluinied lorit. M KS. C. SYMONDS,
Cincinnati, t)..l'eb. 10,';7 lllTliirdSt.
Wei inuton, Mo., Pec. 5th. 1P57.
Litor. Wood Pear Sir: l.y the advieo of
friend of mine, who had been using your Hair lie
Stoiativo, 1 was iudiired to try it. I hud the lo
ver, some time last May. and nearly eveay hair in
my hind came out. Muwniyhnir has come in
grent denlthicknr than over it was. Noiliing but
a duty nnd a sympathy llint I feci lo uoiiiiiiuni
cnte looihera who are nlllicted as 1 have Urn,
would induco me lo itive this nithlio ncknotvledi!-
mcnt of tho benefit I have received i'roin I'rofussor
Wood's Hair Kestoriiuve.
Yours respectfully, A. It JACOIW,
The Kcslcrntive is put up in hollies of 3 sizra,
viz: i he smn holils I a unit, and retails or 1 ner
buttle; the medium holds at leust tweulv ier cent,
more in proportion thnn the small, rctnis for
per botte; the nigc hods a qunrt, forty per cunt,
more in proportion, nnd retais for $:i abotte.
O. J. WOOO k CO. Proprietors, ?1'3 Dread
way. New York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Hail
ing Kstnhiihinent, anil 114 Market Street, St.
Iiouis. Mo.
And sod by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. S16-3m
T (. CALL, Ieuler
in (iroeerien
I'wo doors aouth
yy . n.oi K and n;i:n.
of K. S. Koot'a Crist .Mill, L'hnrdon, Ohio.
fUr Warned all kinds of produce in exchange.
CASH I'AW FOR OtlUD BUTTER.
Tue litsr Grades of Kihtland snd Willovoubt
FI.Ol'R always on hand.
Chardon, Oct. ft Ut. II'. O. CALL.
Sllhf
AI.AHfJB Assortnifnt of TRUNKS. VAL
1SKS and FANCY HAT and BONNET
BOXES, on band by
rtov. V4,
WILKINS Si KELLEY ,
MEDICAL.
a
I
a
n
.'2
Ague Cure,
roit the srnr curb or
Intermittent l ever, or I'cvpr nnd Agno,
llcmiftrnt IVvcr, Chill I'cvrr, 1nmb
Amie, IVrioilirnl Ilcndiichr, or Hilioiis
Ilcadiit lH', Biid Hilious I'cvrr, indeed
for the whole cIiih of discttsci orli
nutliitr In biliary ilrrnnRrmrnl. rnnrl
by tho Malaria of minsmntic eonntrii-Ji.
No one remedy is louder ctilletl for hy the
necessities of tho American people thun a sure
and sufu cure for Fever and Ague. Such
wo arc now enabled to oiler, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and- with assurance, founded on ;roof, th.it
no harm can ori.se from its use in uny ijuan
tity. That which protects from or preventi thi
disorder must bo of immense ferviee in tht
coitimnnitics where it prevails. Fn tMion i
better than cure, for the patient cscuprs the
ri'k which he must run in viulcut nttacks o!
this l.ahful distemper. This "1'iitr." e.xpi!
tho miasmatic poison of Fi.vrn ni Ami
from the system ond provoits the develop
ment of thu iliseuse, if taken on tho first bt.
proach of its premonitory symptoms.. It i
not only the best remedy ever yet discover. .
for this class of complaints, but u!-o tl.
cheapest. Tho lattre ipiatitity tve supply toi
a dollar hrings it within the reach of every
IskIv; and in bilious districts, where Fkveh
asu Aai.'R prevail, every body should have it
nnd use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is h iped this price will place it within the
reach oi nil the poor us well ns the rich. A
preat superiority of this remedy over uny
other ever discovered for the speedy and ecr
luin cure of Iiilermittetits is, thut it contains
no Quinine or mineral, conseipiently it pro
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cund
by it ure h ft as healthy as if they hud never
hail the discn-c.
Fever nnd Aneis not alono the consequence
of tho mia niatic poison. A threat variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
nr" Xeitruk'ia, Kheuiiiatisin, tlotit, Headache,
lilind iess, Tisithache, Lurache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, l'aiiil'ul Alfcction of tin
Splren, Hysterics, Tain in the ltowc Is, Colic,
l'aralysis, nml lcrangcment of the Stomach,
all of which, when ori'rinutiiig in this cause,
ptft on the interniittent type, or become period
leal. This "Ci'iiK" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them till
alike. It is nn invaluable protection to immi
grants and persons truvellini; or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will he excreted from the system,
ond cannot accumulate in surlieiint quantity
to ripen into d.sease. Hence it is even inore
valuable for protection than cure, uud few vil,
ever sulfcr from Liteiuiittents, if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af
fords. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
rOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMiLY-f HYSIC,
ore so composed that disease within the ranee of
their action can rarely withstand or eiaile them,
'ihcir pcnetrntiiiir, properties search, and cleanse,
and iutittorate every portion of the human organ,
ism, eorreetiiin its diseased action, and restoring
its heulthy vitalities. As a eonseipirnee of these
properties, the invalid who is Ixiwed down with
nain or lilivsirnl delaililv ! nKlnuiulierl tit tiiwl
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
ftimpic aim inviting.
Isot onlv do they cure the every-day complaints
of everv bodv. hut also llinliv formidable and
d.iugeious diseases. The agent below mimed is
phased to furnish, itratis n-.y American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
fur their use in the folluwing complaints: L'ostiie
nets, llvartburn, ileatlai lie arising f rom disordered
Stomach, A'oti, Indiiirition, 1'ttin in uud Morbid
Inaction of the howets. Flatulency, Loss of Apps
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complumts,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent alterative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora
tion of tune and strength to the system debilitated
by disease.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE KAPID CURE OF
Cong lis, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, rtroiichitis, Incipient Consnmp.
tion, nml for the relief of Consumptive
1'iUienls in advnuccd stuges of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu
merous arc the cases of its cures, llint almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored ftom alarming
nnd even desperate diseases of the lungs hy its
use. AVhen ouce tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is tuo apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are koown, the
fiul.lic nn longer hesitate what antidote to employ
or the distressing and dungcruus affections of the
mdmoniiry organs thut arc incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tho
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred heucfits
on tlie alllicted tl.ey can never forget, and pro
duced cures too uunicruus and too remarkable to
le forgotten.
ritEPARED BY
DB, J. C. AVER fc CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
A. COOK,
Gcncrol Agent lorUeaiign county,
(Jliiirdoii, Ohio,
frrSoldnlso by Or. Jons Nirnni.s. Chardon, and
Flt.i.u&.Ci.t:vLA.u, E. Clnridon.O. 4li3-ly
TUE TEST OF 12 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
has ritovtD the st rr.ntoR qclitv of
IICtJKII AN, (LAIiK & t'O'S.
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.
It is pronounced by I'liy-icinns the besi Reme
dy for Coxsunt'i iov, ScRoiet,A, Chronic ifutu
matisM, I.V.C., ever discovered.
C'l ulion.-"'l he vnluo of this remedy depends
pon Its purity, and in order to secure our cus
tomers a pure nrttcte, one of our firm went to
New Kouiidlnnd lo superintend the manutacltire
ol our oil. mid we waiiraxt IT riRU. .S'o that
the label has the engte and mortar, and the sig
nature over tho cork id' each bottle, as tiieru is a
great dual of cheap, inferior oil palmed oir for
genuino, lo the great injury of patient.
(Er Ask lor iicgemtin, (. lark .V l o s., onti tone
no other, ns rr.any have been cured wuh the gen
uinn, w ho have used others w itliottr any bench!.
nSF.Firi. IS EYHRY F...1M'r.lNT,
V I1F.ASE SI'tlTS, etc , removed instantly;
Cloves, Si'ks, Kibhous, etc , eleuned tipial lo new,
w ithout iniurv to the most deiiente color or Inhric.
by lll'.t'EM A iVv COS. Cth'C EXTRA I'EO
IIEy .IE. only tia cents per honlc. HIAtE-
,1.I.V,. ft).. Druggists, 101,391", Oil, nnd Su
rnoauwuy , .cw l urn. "jlliinj
rTIIT; CNDI.ItSKiM'l) If A V II THIS
I (18th day ot April, l.iil,) day entered into
CO I'AltTNCltSllll' lor tho I'R ACT1CL of tho
I. AW in llio various Courts in Ceauga County,
uiuo, unucr inc nnu e oi
F0RBISI and SMITH.
We shall civo rxclusive attention to the nrae-
tice of our protession, and one orboth members of
the ttrin mny nt nil times be toimj in ourollicc in
Chnrdon. Mr. Smith is Prosecuting Af.orm y lor
said County, and Notary i'uhlie. Mr. l'orrist
practices In the I'nited States Courts, for the
Northern District o Ohio A share of public pat
ronnae is respectfully solicited.
W.O. 1'OUIiIST. II. K. SMITH
April 22ih,lsl5lJ. 4b4-tf
h. CHIESM1N,
Practical Watch nnd
Ci.oci-.V?fr, bejs leave
announce to the inhabitants
ol Chnrdon und Ceuuga Co.,
that he has opened a Shop
two doom north of the
lliKi-inlA llinreh wli.ta
All Work entrusted to his care will bo attended
with neatness and dispatch. Having had cxperi.
men in Lnglnnd and America, he flatters fhim
self that ho will beable to givo satisfaction
ull those who may favor him with a call.
.WEWELItT ItKPAIREl) AND WATCHES
Cleaned, with msrATcii and kidf.litt.je
rUold und Sliver ElectroPla
ting done in the bestposiible manner .g-j
A. CHItSMAN.
Chudon, Oct. 70i, 1853. KBtf
MEDICAL.
" The roots and leaves will be lur th healing sf
llio nations."
Appointments.
Dn. R. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
Doctor, etui be consulted tit the followiii
p.Nccs every month, during lttftlMiu i
Ucvelnnd, llito 113 Ontario street, south aid
of llio Public r'qunre.over Sioir'a Seed Store.
Oflico days ioCleveland.nsfolhiws i 1st. 2d. 1 1th
t J ill. ISili, '.Mill, '.Tub, ihith nnd 31st.
Uiveiina,rrenlissIluUhe,eoehmoiilh,nd et 4tfi.
Akron, Kmpiit House, tlo Sth Jt 6th.
Mn.sillon, American Hotel, do 7ih Jt
( niiton, I'l in K Im House, do 9 ill A' 10th.
Worren, tinskil Hoiiso, do 13th tl iith.
Klyria, Heelin House, do lliili & 17th,
Norwnlk, Amerieon Hoiiso. do l-t & 19th.
Ilelkvtte, Kekerl's Hotel, do SOth & Slat!
I retinin. Kessh r's Hotel, do 2-d A. S!3d.
I'tiim sville. Caw les' lloutc, do ii?lh & SHth.
( hnrdon. Chase's Hotel, do i9ili St Juik
"Mnxiin strictly adhered to
I nive aiiclt hiilms as have no strife.
". 1 1 li nature or the laws of life t
Willi blood my btinds I never stain,
?or poison uiuu lo ease their pain.
IIC IS A PDYSiriJS INDtED, WHO CURES I
The Indian Ilr rh Doctor, II. J. LYONS, cures)
tho h. I!.. wing complaints, in the most ahstinats
Mny.es of their e.'.isli nee, viz t
Distofes of tho Throat. Lungs, Henri, Liver,
h'touinch. Dropsy in the Chest, liheiimatinn,
iS'eurnlgiu. J lis or I'allling Sickness, and
nil other Neivuus Dcrtinj? minis.
Also, nil Dieo'es of tho lilood,
tin !t as Serolnln, liryipola?,
Cancers, l'cver ;:oie,
Leprosy.
And nil o'lier complicated Chronic Cr.mploint.
All forms of I-ctinlc Diflicultits aticiuiod ia
w ith the hnppiett testilts.
It is hoped that no one w ill ilernnir of s cur
until thry have givtn the Indinn lletb Doctor-
.Mclicines n fair r.nd f.-iilhliil trinl. jmiuriitg
the Doctor's travels in Lurope. West liuties, Lost
Indies, Souih America nnd the I uiied Statea. Im
has hern the in-trimietit in Cod's bund, lo leMuie
to health nod viior ihotisiiiuls who were given up
mid jiri.iioiineed inetiriiblo by the most iniinent
Old School I'hysieioiis ; nay more, thourontls who
were on ti e verge nf the grave, nro now living
.MoM'.ME.NTS to the Indian Heih Doctor's rkill
nnd s'.u cinlid tretiinietil, and are dnily exclaim.
im; "l.h se.l I e liie day when first we sow and
partook of ihe Indian ileib Doctor's .Medicii.p.,"
Satisfactory references ol cures will be gladly
and ehi ei lolly eiven wlierever ri quiri d.
Thu Doctor pletlcr s his word nnd honor thnl hs
will in now ie dirt eily or indirectly induce or couse
any invalid to mho his medicines, without th
snor.gesi pmhabili y or n cure.
Iii iiu lulu r. eonsiiliatioti nnd advice free. Th
por shall he lilitrally consiiiered.
ff'rl'ostt. llicc aJdrcss, box vii.ii3.
i-'H K. J. LVON'P, M. D.
i I i: i tii o i' AjiKnir,?i wo.ik?t.
X I '!, iii .( .V. T. Umb'j X, i Kdilorinl.j
We desire to cull uueuihui to n letter trom Dr.
Joshua I'. Ihidcf , on 'Health of Amerieon Wo
men," in another column. He treats the subject
in an able manner, nnd his skill uud uwdivaljudg
incut may bo relied upon.
Frum Ihe Atb.tittj F.rrniug F.jrpress,
Marshall's Cterinc Ciitholieon has proved tob
fully as valuable ns it is claimed to be in ninny
severe tests made by medical gentlemen and others.
Dr. liriilge is a tegular physician of very lino at
tainments, a tnuii of gtenl judgment and discriini
nation, a judicious nnd highly successful practi
(inner, in all diseases, especially those oi wuiueu
and childicn.
Ftom Vl"jicians.
Jlnrshail's Vterine Cntholicon will certoinly
euro ail the diseases fir which it is recommended.
In the wirst cases 1 have ever met with, Slnr
.shail's Cterinc Cailn.iicon is a certain and saf
ret'iedv.
.MARSHALL'S I'TERIXFCATIIOLICON
Is nnhcsitiiiinglv ollired as o reliable remedy fur
ail thuso coinplniuia to which every woman l
liable, and which grnduolly nlli.ct the mind us well
n3 tho body, so that to think, talk or work be
comes alike a source ol sullering. if not on impos
sibility. Among other coinulnints fur which th
Onlholicon is a renit dy is the Knlling oftlia Womb,
ii ones, isnpprcsscu, irregular or t niuiui Men
struation. Bloating. Inflammations nnd Disease
of tho Kidneys or Ciinnry Organs, Keleniion or
iiicJiiiniMicB ot t rino, llenitliiirn, Cost veness.
Nervousness, luinlins, rnlpiintioiis, Ciontpa,
Disttnbed Mem. nnd all trouble, nriifiiiii ...
piitlictic, connected with the uterine organs.
l.adics who tire ttouldcd with anv ol thu nbuva
symptoms, or with spine. liver or lintg complaint,
tuo invit. d to addie-n Dr. UKlDCr., with lull eon
li.'.enee ll.nt they v. ill lind relief. Alnrshalt'a Tier.
Ice f.'alholtcoti is not n uuack nieilii-inn. hm iiM in.
gi cilicnls hnvc been in ulo known lo the Medicsl
College, nnd they nrc ut the service of ny respect
u.'ie mij til lull j r I me eonilirj .
'The price of Marshall's L lerine CalhulicoH U
Utif Dollar uud a Half per Single B'jtlte,
Wfst Iti:nror.D. Coshocton Co., May 14, 1857.
Mr. II. b. KiitL'sley, Sir. I Imvo been selling
the medicine ot ihe (irall'enberg Company for tho
last ten years, and havo invariably found'theus to
give good sa isfaction j and the pills I have sold to
a pood many huiiiliis ns regularly os tlieir tea and
coffee, and with my trade they become a stapl
article. Marshall's I'terine Culholicon is medi
cine that has done n grent amount of toed in fe
male diseases. One lady I sold it to told m sho
bad received more hcnelit from one buttle then ah
did from a long course of medical treatment by th
most skilltil physicians.
Yours iruly, JAMES WILSON.
January 1st, IbjS.
MRS. RORINSON-s CERTIFICATE.
( Vkrso.n, Trumbull Co.. May 1st, 1843.
Thi' certifies that 1 have been in veiy poof
health for years, and found little or no relief niter
employing a number of physician. .My disease
was I rolapsis L'leri. I had been reduced by ihat
and l'lonror Alhus until I had become ulcerated to
a considerable extent. Hy ihe advice of Dr. O.
W. IJushiiell I procured nnd look six buttles of
Marshall's I'lerir.c Cntholicon which enabled mo
to attend to my husband in his last sickness until
he died, which was about a yiar since. I hav
taken liiree bottles since his death, which liosmnds
me able to labor and support my family of Ihreo
children. The Ciitholieon litis nearly ru t ired ni
to health. It is tho only thing thut has mitigabsd
my sutlcring lur which I fell very grnteful.
MARY K. KOUlNSea
FOR SALE BY
A Cook, Chnrdon.
C. T. Trent, Clnridon.
J. E. Williams, Paikmnn.
II. L. flishop & Son, Middlcfielel
D C. KollorjT, Munson.
Henry CtitiiminpR, Kussell.
Lytniin L Scott, Mulberry Corner.
Ilorrick & Gaines, Nowburj.
Tow & Butts, Knpids.
And hy Mudicino Dealers generally, Wtst
out tho State.
II. B. KINGSLET, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio,
March 18, 1359. 479 6m
CLOTHING ! !
FUM, AND COM PI.KTK STOCK of
Jt desirablo COODS in the line of
Ready Made Clothing,
In all its varieties of styles and qualities, and
superior manufacture. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpe(Bags,
Satchels, Umbrellas, Hosiery, IlandkertLicfi,
Crtivals I'laiu and Faiiry Slilrfu,
Wuul Shirts for Traveling, Silk and Mf
riny Wrappers and Drawers,
A very large assortment of
Gloves and UHlctis,
RUBBER COATS, PANTS,
and almost everything else that a gentleman need
for a completeoutftt.caii be hod at the lowest pos
sible Cash Prices, at my roome in "Wilcox
block " L. A. POUTKK.
1'uincevillo, Nor. 1, 1658. 461 tf
PERFUMERY.
AF1NE assortment just received. Also Ken
dall' Thermometers, nt
J. NICHOLS' DKl'O STORE.
Chardon, June 21, 1859. 403t(
A GOOD Lot of FIRKINS for Sole cheap,
euitablo for Hacking M utton, 1'ork ana
Ileef. Call a ii set them I
Nov. U W1LKIN3 & KELLEY.
SALT FINE,
Socks, by
Novwnbar lJ,
JALT FINE, COARSE, and DAIRY, la
W1LKIN5 St KELLEY.