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NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscriber has been appointed AMI qusHded as
Administrator on the estate Of Eliakim Hall. late OF
this tOEnship.
Warren. Nov. ssth.3t HARNON AUSTIN.
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Mas MooDIE's New Book, Gecffrey
Moncton /; or the Faith.ess Guardian.
Those who have been so fortunate as
to have read Roughing it in the Bush.
will give a warm greeting to a new book
from the pen Of Mrs. Noodle. Those
erterprising publishers, Dewitt Il Dav'
export, New York. have just published
this book. A contemporary speaking of
it, says:
The brilliant author Of "Rougbing it
in the Bush" has produced a work
worthy of her genius, and onn which
will make her Sii | better known and APP
precialed in every family Of intelligence
throughout the land. Good as al her
other stories are, this far exceeds them
all in beauty of conception. and the Thrill
ling interest which is excited for The un
fortunate victim of an uncle $ ireachery.
The heroine of the story, the sweet
Margaret, is a beautiful creation ct all
that is lovely and feminine IN woman
such a enc as We may imagine the au-
thor TO have been herself in her outh,
ere har ships and trials had dimmed her
eve and furrowed her brow, but it is ev-
ident that all this has neiti er chilled her
Heart no rendered her insensiole to any
thing that Is beautiful in nature or art
There is a charm about her writings that
carries us along like magic, till reaching
tie end We unconcisouSly excl i'm L" Is
tits all 2" and with re- ret Ne lay aside
a volume which has held us enhanced
from title page TO 6uis. By a liberal
arrangement on the part of the Publish
ers, the work will be printed first in this
country, The author receiving a copy
right, and the proof sheets sent to Bent
ly, of London. 10 be issued Simultaneous
ly with its appearance here.
1t can be had at Adams Book Store,
in thiS fnun
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ANNUALS for the HOLIDAYS and

1 NNUALS for the Holidays and
~ coming year. in beautiful extra gilt and antique
binding. from 81 to $3.50. Those in search OF articles
suitable for presents. combining beauty, richness, du-
r~ahIlity and ehespness. have only 10 visit the New
\ DIRK Bookstore, where an entirely new stock is being
received. expressly to phase our old friends and libe-
raj patrons. Drop in and see, at
dee5
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Seth Hayes and RlIph riaul
Seth Hay es snd R,IPh riaub.l Cosrt % Corn N
vs. Pleas CT Trzntun Co.
John A Ward. Loviua L tshio.
Ward. Edxard B. C0mtrisht. Civil acton.
Eiecta l.. COm.right
David Campbell, and James Injunction.
N. Campbell.
eMNIIE AnN 10 XVI nEEEArn
,HHE NON-RESIL

IL ~ LII
i ants. John A Ward, and Lovins L Ward. and
EdEard = C0mtrigh, and Eleeta l. Coutright,
righs. are hereby notified that the plaintia or the I'D
day Of Oetohe-. A d. Is55. Eiei their Petition against
them in the Court Of Common Pleas Of SAID rounty.
sad Petition alleges that on The 18th dsy OF March,
lcJa. tie said John A. Ward and Edward b. Cont
right executed TO the plaintiffs their four notes Of hand
Tor e2l4.95, EACH payable respectively in one. two,
three aud four years after date with annual interest;
Hat ore OF said Hotes IS due with annual interest on
al Of said notes that on the 18th day OF March, 1856,
another OF said notes will he due With anucal interest
on said notes The petition farther alleges that on the
day said notes were Civ n said Ward and Comtright.
with their wives. the said Loviua L. Ward and Elects
l.. COmtri ght, executed y n mortgage &C. The plaintiffs on,
= certain steam saw mlll. With the appurtenauees. and
three acres Of ground on which the sane il located.
sifuate in Vernon in said county. being part Of lot No.
=. 10 secure the payment Of said notes. said Lavina L..
Ward and Electa l.. COmirig git. releasing dover there
IN Said petition alleges that said Ward and Comt-iehs
have seld said property Z" said David and James VI.
Campbell subject TO sani mortgage. The petition prays
Judgment against said Ward and COmtiight for the
amount due on said notes and to become due before
judgment. and also for sale OF the moTtsaged premises
70 satisfy said Judgment aud the amount to become
due. and for judgment against said Ward and Com,right
for any balance remaining due after sale Also, for
injunction. which was granted.
said John A. Ward, LOvina L. Wart. Edward d.
Comtright and Eieeta L. COPYRIGHT must answer said
petition by the 26th lay of January. A D 1856, or said
petition will be taken for confessed.
CURTISS & BRIGHT.
Warren, Dec >, ls55- St Au'y for PITS.
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: EOGRAPHIES--Smith's new and

: y revised edition, brought down to : e present
time. MitchelI's School Geo sraphy and Atlas. Mitch
ellis intermediate. Miteheli's Ancient Atlas. Mitch
ellis Outline Maps. MOrse's Series OF Biographies.
Olney's ditto. MOntieth 5 first lessons in Geography.
do Youths Manual. MeNaIy's system Manual. A
supply at (lec 5
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GASKILL HOUSE. Corner Main and
= South Streets. Warren, Ohio.
" D. R0WELL, Proprietor.

y D ILL., TTUDTItLOf-
This new and conamodious Hotel will he found hy the
travelling community to possess all the facilities Of the
best conducted hotels. for the accommodation Of The
public The present proprietor has had it furnished
Ia the must approve modern style, and availed him
self Of every appliance requisite to enable the House tc
merit public patronage. The furniture and fxtuI es are
All new. the general accommodations un surpassed, and
every attention laid to visitors that may be required
Bills moderate The stage ofiee adioins-
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RIRD CAGES-A large assortment
i , Just received. anil for sale by
nov p II A. SMITH IN
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w OFFS AROMATIC Schiedam
w sCHNAPPsa new supply just received, and
for sale BY
nov % ga. SMITH & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05

1 RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID
4 All sizes, for sale By
aOv . E.A.S SMITH 4 co.
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OFFICE OE The AsuTABUL. & NEw LISBON K. r. Co..
AshtahuLt. o Nov 18th. 1855.
The Stockl elders OF said Company are hereby mott
hef that their annual meeting for elertion Of Directors.
and other duties Of Stockholders. will be held at the
Office Of said Company. in Ashtabula, on Thursday,
the Sd day Of January next.
Attest: II. W. GRISWOLD. Pres't.
H. FAssETT, See'y. nov % Nv
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Isaac Meacham

Sarah Reeve. Rohert Clark.
Mary Reeve. Maria Reeve
Jane lIsrtling, George c.
Harding, and jeremiah
Reeve. anI James Reeve
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05

II you can paint fire with charcoal, light with
chalk, and make colors live and lreathe. then you can
with words give a faint idea Of the excellence and ma
ge Effects OF Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Its
reputation is Of worldwide renoWn: its introduction is
received with great favor in foreign lands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05
SPARAGUS ROOTS-A few hun

n Of AhAUIO 81 lew hum
bred thrifty ASPARAGUS ROOTS. for spring
planting. from the LOekport. N. " Nursery. are Of
fered FOR sale by the subscriber. in quantities TO suit
pui ehaseTs. at the rate of sl,25 per hundred. Enquire
at the ' Chronicle Office.
nav 2S2t JAMES DUNARS
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BLAcKwooD S EDINBURG MAGAZINE : Re
publication OF L. Scott d. Co., Gold
ST., n. Y. S3per annum.
The November number of this valua-
monthly is before us. The following is
its interesting table of contents A: /. East
ern Shores of the Black Sea. 2. Zaidee.
8. The last works of Professor Johnston.
4. Travellers tales. 5. Old Contrib
tor al the Sea Side. 6. Paris Exhibit
ton. 7. Story of the Campaign, 8.
Poliiics--what are We fighting for?
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TOR SALE-One large dark bay
L ~HORSE-kind, sound and we'll broke-6 years
old. Enquire OF dec 81 ST. POMER0Y.
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A. MOORE VI. D.,
Vienna. Tr1mhuU Coo.

DOLAND OATS-POland Oats for
4 Seed. weighing A. lbs. TO the bushel, for sale ~
Z II. WALKER,
Churchill, Centre Of Liberty, TIumbuil Co %.
\ .B-A specimen Of the Oats eau he seen at this
Office. (dec 5, IS55 3m~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05

BOrder Rg6sOa, is The uame Of a pa
per about TO be published in the forish-
jng erwin o. R;eh6ea. Clay county. Mis-
-fears.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-05

FRIEND.-Time money
and Itior saved. ~ using fhe German Chemi-
cal Soap which can be had at
nov % z. A. SMITH & co.
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MAGAZINE Terms-S3.00
pei year. Putnam's Monthly and
Household Words, to one address
$500. Published by Dix & Edwards
No. 10 Park Place n. Y.
The December number is receiv-
ed, and ike those which have pre-
ceded it, is full. OVERLOOKING with valua-
bic reading matter. One of lis articles,
the Armies of Europe, contains informa
ton, which at this period, to all who
feel an interest in the affairs of Europe,
and who have any curiosity to know the
military strength of lis different nations,
is alone worth the price of a years sub.
scription. Among the contents of this
number are, {: The Virginia Springs :
Longfellow's Song of Hiawaths ; Low
Life in the Sahara /; Living in the coun
Try (continued) Thackeray, as a Poet 4;
The Green Lakes of Onandaga, DC, al
of which are exceedingly interesting.
OLNEr's SCHOOL GEoGRAPHY.-A new
edition. this standard work iias been pub,
lished by Farmer Brare d Co., of New
York. The present issue, is the ninety
second edition, and is revised and en-
larged. 1t is accompanied by a large
Atlas, including maps. charts and val
liable statistical tables, a phyrical map
of the world, and a chronological table
of modern discoveries. No school Geog-
raphy has been mor generally used
through the United States, than this,
and its wide circulation. and the length
of time which it has maintained its posi-
ton as a standard book in schools is suf.
Gcient evidence Of lis character.
1t is sold by E. E. Hoyt & Co., in this
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Court Of Common
Pleas Of TrumIUil Co.
Ohio.
Civil Action
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE by Ord,

GALE OF REAL ESTATE by Order
~ Of Court-On Saturday. the fifth day Of January.
1856, between the hours Of ] and 4 o'clock, P NJ. on
the premises, in the township Of Fowler, Trumiu ll Co.,
o., will he sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate. as the property Of Thos. IaW ley. deed. to wit:
Situate in Fowler. OEnship No ) in the End range OF
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
safe OF Ohio, and which IS also il the county Of Trum-
hull. and is known A. part Of lot No 46, and bounded
as follows; West by the public h ghway S'uth BY
lands formerly owned by Joseph VI. Davis East by the
high say, and running North TO the centre or the - Big
Spring Run" so ca lied. the east and west ends to he
Of an equal width. AMI contains fifty acres Of land, be
the same more or less. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. CHANDLER HAWLEY,
dee 5. ls554t Executor Of ThOs. Hawley, decd.
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NOTICE is hereby given, thai the
i subscriber has been appointed and qualified as
Administratrix on the Estate OF Albert L. Morley. late
of Warren, Trum5ull Co., o., deceased.
OLIVE MORLEY
dec 53t Administrative.
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MEL DEONS.-I am Just receiving
vi a few Of Carh rt's unequalIed Meiodeons. with
several valuable improvements. Call AMI see them.
dee ) s. T. POMER0Y-
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PENSION d BOUNTY.LAND

Il Observation-Disclosures with the Pension Office,
will, during the month OF December, take me To Wash
inston Cit. IIlrr sburgh. Trenton. Alian5, Hartford,
Dover. Annapolis. and perhaps other cities where milf
tay records may he found, and persons having ZEN
sion or souuV Land cases. viii do Eeilto gave ne a
call Immediately.
Suspended claims viii be taken, and il am not sue
eessfuI. no fees viii he charged.
Business with the Patent Once, professional business
in The Eastern cities. or states. viii he carefully attend
Ell 70 for a reasonable compensation. and | viii also
undertake and prosecute claims before the new Court
Of Claims at Washington City
shall start about the 10th day Of December. and
persons having business they wish attended To. viii do
we'll to call on me before that time
J.. T. ASPER. ATTY at La.
Ov.r Smffbz L. MeCouhxr Store Warren %.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
q EY MARK EFT.

81 h THURSDAY, Jan. 2--6 p. NJ
The arrival Of the stesmship PA:idc ct an early
hour this morning, from Liverpool, With seven days
later intelligence, gave quite an impetus TO opera
tons at the stock ex ;hange. Spssulators for rise
were in fine spirits, and an advance was realized on
nearly every fancy ON the list. TINS bears do not
believe in the prospect Of peace. They have very
little faith in the protestations Of tie Gar and be-
heve that the negotiations going on are solely for
The purpose Of gaining time. That they are similar
70 those made previous to the commencement Of
hostiities, and for similar purposes, there can be
very little doubt. On the other side Of the Atlantic
very little confidence Ia placed in these negotiations,
snd natural exists in the ads Of business
men. It Ii considered Tub thrown to the whale, t.
attract attention for the time, until preparations
can be made by the Gear for dealiog powerful
blow. The effect In London and Paris was, for the
moment, favorable, but is became weaker, and &c
the close 80 much doubt was entertained that the
funds Iecedtd q fraction. Toe most favorable light
h which the matter can be placed is that some steps
may have been gained, II they do not lead to i'm ne
date peace. The expectation Of gold from London
70 the Continent continued active. 1t IL attributed
partially to the payments on account Of the new
French loan, portion Of which had been taken In
London. The returns Of the Bank of England for
several weeks compared, do not show any important
aiminution Of bullion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

CITY TRADE REPORT.

N, IN. % II, Nj.
AsHfs.-salea OF 20 to 80 bbis. pots reported
unchanged prices.
BRRADsrufys-Flour.-The market was dun and love
grades Of con State brands tended do INWARD Tn
tales footed up about 1000 200 bbls which EN-
braced common to good state at IS IS 81 ut 81 SO
80 forWestern do, and $40 $40 IL for Ohio. Canadian
dull sales of $50 100 bbls. in bond 80 75 in
bond ~ quiet at So Southern was quiet with small
sales Of common and mixed brands at IS So and AZ
50 50 $40 Tor extra Georgetown. MeaI-Saes OF 100
bills NJ Jersey made At 81 ~. Rye -four fair
demand mt 50 rs 81 rs. Wheat quiet nominal
Corn-Ihe sales limited 10 $4,000 20, 900
bushels Southern yellow At eSc. Western mixea in
store was nominal at 81. The market clio Ell dull and
with tendency to low rates. Rye 900 bushels
sold at 81 so; time oats unchanged.
Coryn-Thc sales EN- braced 800 mats OF Java at c
4months, and 500 a 800 bags Rio at DC. a loc.
CAsDLIs--Sales of 100 boxes made at SOC. 40c.
the latter figure for good sperm.
COTTos.-The Pacdc's news impaired greater activity
to the market and about 1000 bales Sold in tran
at shc. sxc; do Florida and Mobile at &C., and Texas
and New Orleans at 914c
Of engaged bulk and ships bags at SID.
6d 200 bills beef at %. 3D.; about 900 boxes bacon
Cd. To Havre, 900 bbls New Orleans molasses were
engaged at &c. per gallon; provisions were at Soc ba
con hc- and cotton at &c. 10 Bremen, SO bbs lard,
mept goods, at lbs. To California, ranged for full
vessels advanced in loading at DC &c., and by others
nearly loaded, 40c., per foot measurement
FRuH-A few hundred boxes raisns sold at old
prices.
1noN-Scotch pig was quiet and quotations unaltered.
MoI.ASrS.-There we're 400 500 bbs good To prime
New Orleans old sold at 24c. 2sc New ranged iron
27c. q Csc.
NAVAL sroRE-sales OF 400 bills spirits turpentine
In shipping order, were made at 4oc cash, and 1000
bbls At 81 10 per $40 lbs., delivered; Wilmington
turpentinc wss last sold ut SO so.
Ors.-Iinseed at slc SIC, and without sales Of
importance. There was no change in whale sperm.
Provisions. was tolsrabiy arm, with sales Of
about 100 bbL including old mess st si2 co. mess,
at e14 20, and mes prime at si3 70. Beef steady
with sales Of about 400 bbb; Ohio repacked at
atS15; prime varied from S22 10 S2s asked. Lard
heavy and lees saleabe 1t old prices. About 400
500 bbs. were reported at 9Ic. 9Kc., with . small
lot Of strictly prime at 10c Cut meats In good de-
mand with sales Of about 900 boxes long middes at
Sac
kcK-The saies included about 100 terces at 50 rs
- o.
suGAR.-About 100 hhds. New Orleans we're reported
at4l4c. SC. Some prime lots held high &c.
1000 bags Of Pernambuco sold at bHc, duty paid.
TAILow.-The market duh and nominal At axe.
for city ~ ndered.
wmsxn.-The sales embraced 300 bbls. Ohio and
prison at 35c., and 90 do New Jerseyat &c., which
hbitec decline.
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IN ,scn Diapers regular semtweekIy sale OF boads
4 ocks will take place tomorrow, (Fhdsy,) at
4 o. st IL o'clock, 81 the Merchant Exchange.
'ltA 10 second board the market fell OF fraction
Ia ,ntre was comparatively little doing. M'chi.
a asclined per cent; Harlem, 4; Reading r. r.,
4; Northern Indiana II. II. l. New York Central X.
\. advanced per cent; Michigan Southern r. r.
= Al the foreign news became better digeaed,
here was les conndepcs In speedy peace. Tina,
ew nsgotistiops have been opened no one can
pubs; but we have had 10 much diplomacy about
be four points that No one attaches any In ,ortancs
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AT ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENTS TATE STOCK -
III TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT RALtlGn " C.. nac. rs, 1891

nj ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENTS TATE STOCK
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT RALEIGH NJ c., Doc. rs, 1864
O'Clock Of the ais. January next for the purchase
Of three hundred and seventy dollars 10 bonds
,y These honda as sS s y p;
the state, all the stock had by the state in SAID road,
and the dividends arising from sad STOCK pledged for
their redemption
Proposals. will also be received at the sams time for
the purchase OF eighty thousand dollars in bonds
ming ten years issued by the same authority for the
construction Of the Weldon and Castor Railroad and tho
Improvement of tho navigation of the Mouse and Tar
rivers.
Both classes Of bonds are, by express enactment
smpted from taxation for any purpose.
They win bear date the LIST Of January, 1855, and win
have coupons attached for the interest at six per cent
per annum payable the first days Of January and July
in each year Both interest and principal will be pAys
be at the Bank OF the Republic Ia the city Of New York.
unless where the purchaser prefers TO have them pay
able al the treasury Of North Carolina.
They will be Issued In sums Of one thousand dollars
each.
Parties bidding win please address their letters,
dorsed "Proposals for North Carolina Stochs"to the
undersigned at Raleigh, NJ c.. and viii distinguish in
their bids the arcu class Of bonds for which they
bid. They viii slso state At what point an what kind
Of funds they propose 20 pay.
The bids viii opened At 10 o'clock A. NJ OF tho 3lst
cretary and Comptroller Of State and Of g. Modeca
President Of the Bank OF the State Of North Carolina.
The undersigned the right Of accepting such
bids In whole or In part as may be deemed most advan-
tageous to the State.
Successful bidders win be required inform
ed OF the acceptance OF their bids TO deposit In bank tho
amount Of their bids with the accrued ioteres from the
of January 1855 the credit Of this Treasurer Of
the State Of North Carolina This deposit may be made
In the Bank Of the Republic, New YORK. the Bank OF the
state Of North Carolina, or the Bank Of Cape Fear,
Raleigh.
Documents showing the great Of the State
and the small amount OF her indebedEess may be had
At TIL. oiss or on ,Rpc,tion to Ass'ra BROWN and
Dse 20, 1854 D. w. COURTS, Pub. Treas ofN @.
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nR HsTrRr RAD DROP " YOrE ONLY RtlJ
IL sDss ior thorough cure ia certain Ass@~~s.-ho,
DIysion ST. the Only Dlaes sch kpo~n for tks
very many great and extraordinary cures " has pr
formed, sitbss Dict bibcrsbos iron baas~ss wksn
al other remedies oniy drive the as<ass In The blood
81 only. This sseurss the ps,snt from ss>ostsry al
seis and The enly rsus1y sarth That Dos ~ Ysa
VIII GrA this out BY tiiisr sry@rissss yoa uss, W
ether remedies. CAL and sst the xonl,or u Health.
ng WARDS wonANB yRiYxD-THg Bgsr PKypA.
ration ~ m~ileiDe erhibt@i In Of female
p.skDsss. Price 81 In Powers aSi~s p~~ofiesi pins
for otssrueuori Feat By psi o. srpr-ss " tbs ooss
uy.
nR wAIus UsyoRTUsIrEg yKrEsD.-YKics o.,
IL vith bsss-is Just cha, thoes wsnt vho baTs
oensssstsd eis~as~s; nsmely, eur. ss osns, and
csisy, anf more sxy~nss. CAL ssy boar 81 10 C~1sl
rrsst, yos On tsd Dr. wssd si,.nang. n-ysssk
r@ns for pstsnts, Advice grsiis Fssns~ psric,ss ~
pills, ana 9th 81 nedie tnss for ismx~ 1rrsarsm~ats
~ ~. WAND No toCsssi s,rsst s~sr frou Bse&s'
vg
THE oUATBT ct'nuT nADg AT " CANAL sTEyyY.
i ore sos~ east 81 Hro.dvsy ~ ~ wssts s,fsr.
tsnst~v frs~s1esr.s c~riss sissss~s 10 too b>.vs
sssh.s sis~ n Tbsy se~t FROM A ysyt& fsx hls
r~~~sy tess svre- vhsr an siss fsais
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE THIRTEENTH
l. Ward Relief Assoctst or take grsat pleasure In
turning their sincere thsnks TO the following gentlemen
OF FULTON MARKET for contributing 500 pounds of fresh
hsh 70 b. distributed among the poor Of thirteenth
vard2-Pssessu Co, Benjamin West Moon Co,
:. y. Msr a Co., Ihos. Crocksr Co.. Nicholas Rogers
Co. JOHN RRIl,ag pr..id~at
DasDnP. sAssIs Treasurer.
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HARD TIMES.

A MEXICAN WIDOWS RELIEF AssouArToN-DE-
IA signed 70 assist those principally who have
known sbject poverty but who are suffering want;
who would rather sarve than beg, and wouli ony ask
charity TO their children from suffering degra-
dation To visit and assist such, according 70 ab
IT, this association has been organized. ALI who sub
scribe TO the articles OF association and aid In promo
ting its objects, BY contributions OF time money In
AID Of such deserving objects OF their charity, win be
considered members, and be entitled q voice In the
direction The following the officers agreed upon for
III preliminary organiza ton
TRusrns--G W. Browne, No. East Fifteenth street;
Thomas MoElratb, AZ East Twenty second street j. r.
Treadxell st Nicholas Hotel, James r. Colgate % Wall
street; VIM. H. Burrows, Irving House
TH0S. McEIRATH Treasurer, Prsdnt Nassau Bank.
SoIos ROBINSON, Secretary, ia Greene street.
Contributions needed Immediately for the relief Of
Dearly one hundred families already visited.