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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-05
From the Correspondence of the Detroit Inquirer.
Byron's Sword.

A few days since, in Montpelier, VT,
l was shown a sword that once belonged
to Lord Byron. and was by him gwen to
Captain Loukas, a Greek, from whose
dead body it was taken at the siege of
Athens, andafterwa DIS sold for the bene-
fit of his family. Shortly after it was
purchased by the Lite Col. Miller, of
Muntp lier. who was in Greece, at that
time, distributing the supplies sent over
toahaI gallant people by their friends in
this country.
1t is a regular Damascus blade, scim.
itar shaped, inlaid with Arabic charac-
tiers in letters of gold, with Byron's name
and crest engraved on the hilt. 1t is
said to have been presented by an Ets-
tern Prince to Admiral Byron, of the En-
glish Navy, and by him to his nephew,
the poet, Lord Byron, who died in Greece
in 1924.
Latterly the history Of the sword is
somewhat curious. After having been
in Col. Miller's possession for several
years, 1t was borrowed by an itinerant
Greek lecturer, and carried back to
Greece, where it remained till 1854,
when it was found and reclaimed by a
daughter of Col. Miller, then making, in
company with her husband, the tour of
Europe. This lady informed me that
she had well authenticated documents
proving the indentily of the sword, and
that she was offered $1,000 for it by the
Antiquarian Society of London, but pre-
fered keeping it as a sacred relic Of her
father, commemorative alike of the pat
riOtism and genius of the gifted yet I'M
fortunate bard.
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C. & II. Rail Road.

The track is now laid to Eagle Creek,
in Windham, and the track laying pro-
crosses steadily, at the rate of about hall
a mile per day. The solidity of the
mason work, and of the track itself is a
subject of admiration to all rail road men,
and of congratulation to those interested
in the road. The cross ties, white oak,
are we believe) of Ionge- size, and laid
closer together than those of any rail
road, of the same width oil track, in the
United States. The rails are the heavi-
est I rail, and of American manufac.
ture.
We learn from the Cleveland Herald
that the question of a bridge across the
Cuyahoga river, at that city, Tin which
the c. d NJ. R. R. is, lit seems to US in
terested, as it will afford a connection
with the Lake Shore Road, the Cleveland
d Pittsburg, and Columbus d. Cincinnati
R. RS. is settled, finally. The Herald
says:
The BRIDGE.-The bridge war, we
understand to have ended, and rs the
Geographic report to other towns from
here yesterday, says, the Toledo, and
the c. G. q g: R. R. Companies have
made an arrangement by which the Co.
lumbus track for the distance of 12 miles
Out from here will be used by both roads,
SO that a convenient mode of transferring
freight to the east side of the river is
now found, which will do no injury to
any interests.
The Council, not long since agreed to
purchase the ground needed for establish.
ing a draw or swing bridge across the
river at the foot of Light House street,
on the East Side, provided one half the
sum (S12, coo needed, would be raised
by citizens. The sum of $4,000, has
been subscribed, the owners of the land
to be appropriated have signiied their
readiness to deed, and nothing now re.
mains to be done but the formal action
of the Council, which will probably be
taken to- night.
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9emt SnttIliasmt.
Agricultural Fair,

AT a meeting of the officers last weel
general arrangements we're made for the
coming Fair, to be held on the 26th anC
9th of September. HARMON AUsr1s
was appointed Marshal, with an assist
ant from each township in the county,
viz:
Rowland, Francis Andrews Vienna,
q. K. Booth ; BrookfeE, A. A. Adams
Hartford, Ed. Hayes; Vernon, DR..
Brackin ; Kinsman, Isaac Meacham
Gustavus, Harvey Stephenson johnson,
Thomas Gilmore /; Fowler, Edwin Jones;
Hubbard, Robt. 2orterfeld /; Liberty,
Peter L. Rush ; Weathersfeld, Hiram T.
Mason Razetta, William Chamberlain :
Mecca, James S. Abel /; Greene, Lorin
Coleman ; Bloomfield, ] K. Wing Bris-
tol. EPhraim Wade ; Champion, Henry
Woodrow : Lo1dstown, Beardsley /;
Newton, johnson Bracevihe, A. P.
Taft ; Southington, Lauren Maltby +;
Pennington, B. F. Walters /; Mesopota-
mia.
A committee was appointed, consisting
of Heman R. Harmon, G.. A. Adams
and c. E. Lefingweil, to procure funds
for premiums for the equestrian perfor-
nance A list of pi emiums offered will
be published, as soon as the amount
raised is ascertained. In the meantime
Ladies should be ''getting ready to
make their part of the exhibition what it
should be. The managers are deter
mined to do all in their power TO make
this the best Fair ever held in the county.
A letting of the refreshment stands
and other vacant grounds will take place
on the Fair grounds, on Saturday, the
9th of September, at Q o'clock P. M
All interested will attend at the time,
when the matter will be disposed of.
The officers are all requested 10 meet
on the same day, on the grounds at 1
O'Clock, P. NJ. Those chosen as mar
shals are expected either to be on the
grounds the first morning of the Fair, or
see that some good man comes in their
stead. PHILo E. REED, Secretary.
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A HORSE RACE.-Two yankees"
took lodgings at a tavern in Lancaster
county and Jared su%mptuously, drinking
two or three bottles of wine daily. The
last day, before they nd paid their bills.
a dispute arising about the speed of their
horses, they at last agreed to enter on the
profitable contest. The landlord was ap-
pointed judge, each being the rider of
his own horse. When they were noun.
ted the judge, like those of the Olympic
games, gave the word, one, two, three
and 90. On they went, and have never
been seen OF heard Of since, leaving the
landlord to find compensation in the hon.
or of having be n their judge.
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WOMEN AM LIQUoR.-A few days
since, the good women of Washington,
Guernsey county, Ohio, turned out in
broad day light, and undisguised, enter
ed every establishment in the village.
and emptied barrels and bottles in the
sheets. They were not coarse women
but lehned. and educated daughters,
mothers, wives of Judges, Clergymen.
Merchants. dc, who felt it their duty
thus to rid Washington of a class or vag
abonds. If the male community does
not sustain them, they are ute " desti-
iute of chivalry or sense of justice Ohio
Farmer.
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Direct from Liverpool to CHICAGO.

The bark Arabia, Captain Polly, ar.
rived at Chicago direct from Liverpool,
on the Cd instant, and was to leave on
her return voyage on the 9th. After
crossing the Atlantic, the Arabia passed
into the st. Lawrence and, surrounding
IFS rapids by means of the British Cana
dian locks and canals, entered Lake On
tario, after sailing through which she
overcame some three hundred feet de
scent, in all, of the Niagara river, by he
Welland canal, and entered lake Erie,
thence through said lake, and lake Mich
igan, to Chicago, in the heart of the
American continent. Al Chicago she is
somewhat up in the world. being at an
elevation above the level of the sea,
which overtops the highest pyramid of
Egypt. S ich are the achievements of
science, labor and civilization. Peace
hath her victories, no less renowned than
war"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-05

DhODES FEY In & AGUE CURE
IL OR NATURES ~INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC. Fs-
the Prevention and cure Of intermittent and Remittens
Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Agus.
General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms Of
disease which have a common origin in Malaria or Nj
asma.
This Is a NATURAL ANTIDoTE which viii entireiypre-
teetany resident or traveller even in the most siekiy
or sSampy localities. from any Ague- or Billious d.
sease Ehatever, or any injury from constantly inhail-
ing Malaria or Miasma.
II wilinstantly check the Ague in persons who have
suffered for any length Of time, from one day TO twenty
gears, so that they need never have another chill, By
continuing its use according to directions. The pa
tent at once begins to recover appetite and ST. ength,
and continues until a permanent and radical cure 10
effected.
One or sEo bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
some mas require more.
Dir>,-,Jns printed in German, French and spanish,
~accompSny each bottle.
Price one dollar. Liberal discounts made 70 IA
tsde-
I JAS. A.. RHoDEs. Proprietor,
Providence, ].
Administrations, J. D. Park: Columbus, g. Re.
berts- Fer sale By Medicine dealers generally.
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DAINTING.-C q MoNrrr- House

DAINTING.-C. G. MCNUTT, House,
Il Sign and Ornament Painter, Main Sire t, lover
0oId-siein's c othing Store) Warrvn, o. Dry and
ground zine for sale [aus Is.
TNIlE GREAT DISCUSSION--Be-
= tween Raw. Isaac EsaLrT. and JurL TIFFANY,
Esl., viii lie published tn the LIST Of September, by
GEO.ADAMS Warren. ..
II This book viii lie = large ; mo. vel. OF over 4ga pa
ge2. closely printed and well huL:l. IL Will BE one OF
the cheapest booSs, Tor Sfs2j, thst Ne have ever sofa.
There will be, Of this edition. Tut one thousand CO.
plc- printed it wou!l he sdyislll-. therefore, for those
who S0Gld be sure Of a copy, 10 leave or send in their
names. so they NAV he on cur last teiore We supply the
demand for the book from nearly every County iE this
siate, as well as from Numerous localities ia ;he ada.
cent states. Names can 5e left At
aug22 ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Rural Residence for Sale.

1t will be seen, by reference to our
new advertisements, that Mr.. DUMARs
offers for sale his Garden Farm and resi-
dence, one mile east of the village. The
location is a beautiful one, and, we un-
derstand, viii be offered at a bargain.
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EVIDENCE OF R
LnwIssuRs, Union Co.,, Pa,

LRwIsBuRG, Union Co., Pa,
May 2. 1855.
Ma J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box Of medicfns
you sent ne was duly received on the 1lth Of April,
and / hand you herewith. receipt for the same
have sold about one half OF il, and 50 far the peopls
who have used il are satisfied that it has cured thsm.--
Il has certainly stopped the Ague in every one who has
used il, and SIR OF the eases were Of long standing
My sister, who has had it for Eve or six years back, anil
could never get it storPed, except by ouiline, and that
only as long as she would take II, is now, / think, an
tirely cured by your remedy.
If il thus continues to Keep OF the Ague. as I think
it will, you may expect from ne large orders.
Al, sir, yours, very truly,
~ a r McGTGIY
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
ROUGHT

l. a very good Brick Dwelling House. For partic.
ulaIs inquire of aug22tf W. IDDTNGS.
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Attempted Arson.

We learn that on Wednesday night of
last week, an attempt was made to FIRE
the premises of Mr.. JOHN KELLER, resi-
ding about one mile east of ills place.
A fire was built against the barn, which
charred the siding and sill considerably,
and then fortunately, went out.
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A BENIGHTED REGIoN.-The Green
briar, (Va.) Era, notices that Rev. S.
Black, a few days since, preached at
Williams river in that county. 1t says
it was the second sermon ever preached
in that neigborhood, though the settle
ment was made more than sixty years
arc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-05

mittee on Resolutions, through their
chairman, F. E. Hutchins, Esq , Presen-
ted the following report:
ReS0lcea, That in the present cam
paign, we are satisfied with the Rcsolu-
lions assed at the State Convention,
held at Columbus on the 18Th of July
last. AMI thai we will support and elect
the Candidate this day nominated, upon
that platform.
A minority report was presented by
the committee On resolutions, after
the adoption of the maturity report,
which was laid on the table
The report of the Committee was
adopted, after which, on molten, the
Convention proceeded to ballot for a can-
didate for State Senator.
The following names were presented
to the Convention George Pow, NJ.
Sutliif, John F. Beaver, Robert W. Tay-
Ter, Abner Rush. Alex. Mcconnell and
j.. F. Asper. The name of NJ. Sutliff
was Withdrawn.
A ballot was then taken with the fol-
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c. A. ADANs,l Secretaries
L. NJ. RICE,
Singular Seene-A Magician Among
the Lunatics.

Singular Scene-A Magician Among
the Lunatics.
BLITz, the magician, performed some
of his antics in the presence of the Lu-
natics, in the South Boston Hospital, on
Friday last, and the impression produced
on the spectators, in some cases was very
curious and interesting. The females
were the most attracted by the perform
ances, and nearly all of them paid the
most marked attention. The men were
generally grave-even melancholy, and
showed small signs of mirthful apprecia-
ton. One of the females watched every
motion Of the conjurer with a most WON
derful expression of c~ountenance, never
smiling, and expressed audibly her be-
lief hat Blltz was the old one himself.
Others were eager and curious others
were smiling and pleasant and one fat
round faced woman laughed boi~sterously
in her happiness. The signor's egg bag
trick was full of marvel to them. As the
signor was displaying its wonderful quail
tiles, one of the male inmates gravely
asked to see one of the eggs, and having
as gravely given his opinion that it was
sound, told the audience that the bag
belonged to Mary Queen of Scots.
Al the close of the above entertain
ment (says the Boston POST we asked
the grave gentleman of The egg how he
liked the performances. 81 ike moth
ing but holy things" said be, holding
up a title black, well worn Bible. We
told him hat he smiled during the en-
tertainment as if he enjoyed it. Yes"
said he, quickly. William who ?" was
asked. William, the king of Rome
William of Orange" A deferential bow
acknowledged his title, and he proceed
ed to inform his hearers that the New
Englanders were a set of pirates, but
hat there was no chance of escaping di-
vine wrath, a he was assured by the
books of Revelations. He was one of
the incurable class, a religious lunatic.
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An EPISCOPAL Clergyman Settled here

Rev. j. E. RYAN has accepted a call to
become Rector of Christ Church in this
Town, and will enter upon the discharge
ofhis duties the first Sunday in October.
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NKw YoRK. June II, le55.
az have made 8 chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure or Antidote to Malaria and
have tested il for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinibe, and
Strychnine, but have not found a particle Of either IN
it, nor have I found any substance in is composition
that would prove injurious to the constitution.
JANIS R. Chiffon. NJ D., ChemisA~
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4 CHAN NEW

~ AMI INTERESTING TO II PUBLIC The
old Rooms formerly occupied By II. W. Holloway, to
gether with the entire stock and interest Of same. hay
ing been purchased by LAKE & MARSH, experienced
DaguerreOtypists, they are now prepared to execute
work in the best sty lie of the art
Having a large amount Of Stock, and Cases Of all
kinds and sizes, they fatter themselves that they can
theie patronage.
No Pictures will be sold unless they are positively
good ones.
Come old, come young, come great and small,
To the Daguerrean Rooms over "FrescO Hail."
Warren. June %, lS55.-3m%
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IN DOZ. WHIPS for sale, wholesale
~ and retail, at ~ Is PATCH & ALLISON'S.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

l. l have appointed Jedediah X. Burnham, OF Kins-
man, n Deputy County Surveyor, and empowered him
to do all jobs of Surveying which may he presented.
His office is at the Probate Judge s office, Conrt House,
Warren. H.. NJ. LEFT,
July % County Surveyor.
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1855. J u Y. 1855.
T ARGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE 4

1900. j u l. L. 1900.
T ARGE STOCK OF CARRIAGE &
IL HARNEss GOODs, just received by
PATCH & ALLISON Warren. o.
200 hides Patent Dash. H-rress and Weiing Leather.
loo " Enamele'I srd D. Top Leather.
50 pieces D1asN, assorted, some very file.
30 " Buck-an.
10 " Sis fJs;voniTg-
100 doz. Silk Fl u--s.
pieces preceliEr. (ncN artiele.)
$50 pieces Enam~lel Cloth. Lawrence goodsJ
u " Ero1dcloths, assorted eolors.
$50 sets Top Props.
30 gross Jap1nEei, Silver and Brass Knobs.
$50 " Saddle and Lining Nails.
Laces ever seen in this market.
Hub and Saui Bands OF al dissertations.
4 bales oftest quality Moss. and everything wanted in
the line of Carriage trimming
IN TIE HARNESS ANDSApDLERY LINE,
GU gross japan Buckles. q, A-z, l,lk,IH and
800 rs. Harness Thread.
so pieces Girthing.
so " Line Web.
I00 dozen Bride Bits, assorted.
100 +" Ivory and Brass-lined Martingale Rings.
200 =" Line and Tug Snaps.
so " Real Silver Rosettes and Ornaments. &
$50 Japan Brass and Silver selfadjusfed Trees.
Go pieces lanes, Nome fine silyer)
so dog. Terretts.
50 " Stirrup Irons,
And all other articles wanted in the Trade.
All the above goods have been purchased Of the Eas-
tern Manufactures, and selected with much care-Till
be sold to the Trade at wholesale at a low figure. .
IN TRUNK LINE,
We can show one hundred, OF all grades, from 81 IS to
SEQ some very fine and entirely new styles. Also,
Ladies' Trunks. with all the extra fxings.
so Saddles Of various styles and prices, can be seen.
A good as sortment of Ladies' saddles-much better than
used.
We ave manufacturing some very fine styles OF Silver
Plte Harness, the plate OF the best quality large as
sortment always on ~hand-many new styles Of goods,
Just brought out by the manufacturers. can he seen at
our establishment. We respectfully solicit the patron
age of all those that can make it their interest to do so.
July Ia 1855. PATCH & ALLISON.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ By virtue Of an order of sale, TO me directed and
delivered, by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Trumbull county and Stale of Ohio, I shall expose
to public sale, as upon execution. at the door Of the
Court House, in Warren in said county, on Saturday,
the 22d day Of September, A. d. 1855, bctween the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said
day, the following described lands and nement to
wit: Situate in Bazetta township. No. ), in the 81 range
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, and is known by
part of lot No. 30, in said township, and is bounded rs
follows, viz beginning at a post standing in the south
west corner Of Silas LeOnard's lands, and running
thence to the northwest corner Of Ziba Casterline's
land, thence eastward along the north line OF the said
Casterline's land, 10 chains so links to the center Of the
highway. ? chains as links, thence north, 10, ". II
chains l2E links, to u post Standing in the said line Of
Silas LeOnard's land, thence along the line OF said
Leonard's land. south $50 3O", west ) chains Is links
tothe place of beginning, containing fifteen acres and
63-lOO of an acre OF land
Appraised at $50 per acre. To be sold at the suit OF
Samuel Brock against Joseph Post. ct al.
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cAUrIoN 10 AaUE suFFERERs.

Take no more Arsenic. Tonies, Mercury Quinins.
Rehrfuges, Strychnine, or Anti-Periodies Of any kind.
The well known inefhciency Of these noxious poisons
proves them to be the offspring either Of false medical
principles, or Of mercenary qHaeks. The only remedy
in existence that is both sure and harmless.i lie RHODE9s
FEVER " AGUE ie9-y.
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I EGAL NOTICE
LJohn G.. North, Plaintiff,
In the Court Of
Common Pleas Of

VS.. Common Pleas Of
James II. Kibbee and Lauren 7. ~fTrumbull County %.
.erriam, Defendants. CIVIL Action.
Lauren Z. Merriam, one of the defendants, a non
resident of the State Of Ohio, is hereby notified, tlaton
the Cd day of August, A. d. 1855, the Plaintiff filed his
petition against the defendant in said Court, alleging
that the defendants are indebted to MIN on the promi3-
sory note of said James H. Kibbee, as makee: and the
said Lauren +. Merriam and the said James ii. Kibbee,
under the firm of Merriam &; Co., as indorseTs. in the
sum Of one thousand dollars, with interest from May
18th, 1855, at the rate Of seven per cent per annum:
said note dated January llth, 1855, payable at the Corn
Exchange Bank, New York, four months after late.
The plaintiff will take judgment by default against
said Lauren 7. Merriam, for the sum and interest as
aforesaid, unless he answers by the 18th day Of 0cto-
Der, A d. 1855.
JIG U. II. HUTCHINS
Aug. %. ls55.6t Ait,ys for TIE.
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CURRY COMBS, HORSE CARDS,
Combs and Brushes Mats Of all descriptions. at
jy Is PATCH & ALLISON S.
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SLOAN'S OINTMENT AND CON-
~ DTTION POWDERS can be had at
aug.29 E. A. SMITH & CO'S.
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H. H. hAhdON. Sheriu.
sheria's Office. Warren, August ed, ls55..5t-35O
OHERIFF'S SALE. on Judgment in

hl-hA6r OA IL
- Attachment. Samuel Fansler vs.. Quinby Loveland.
By virtue of an order Of sale, issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Trumbull County, and State OF
Ohio, to me directed and deliver ed by the Clerk thereof,
and pursuant to said order, 1 shall expose to publn
sale, as upon execution, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
September, A. D. 1855, at the door OF the Court House,
in Warren, in said County, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A.. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, Quinby
Ioveland's equitable inter st in and to a certain piece
or parcel of land, in the Township Of Bristol. Trumbull
County. Ohio. bounded as follows: On the east by lands
owned by Samuel Gaines and II. C. Fuller, south by
Edson Hescock's land; west by Rtmsde' and Fansler's
land, and north by the highway, containing ninety-nine
acres Of land within said boundaries; said equitable
interest Of said Loveland being one-sixth Of said 80
acres Of land above described, and appraised al S32O50.
To he sold at the suit Of Samuel Fansler. in the above
entitled cause IL. r. ARMON Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Warren, Aug. 3, ls55.-5t S3,I2k
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TNHE AMERICAN HOUSE -NEW

ARRANGEMENTS AT TIE L STAND The
ruhlic are hereby notified that this well-knOwn house 10
being fitted up by the proprietor, HENRY Lon, in .
style which will insure to all who may give him a call,
AMI - fittings up" generally will be new, and Of the best
description. No pains will be spared in making u
Pleasant and comfortable. The situation Of the building
being fine, and convenient for persons who come 70
town, Mr.. L. feels that. with q determination not to be
ou;done in his Efforts to please, he deserves n liberal
share OF that patronage heretofore vOuchsafed him by
the public. Give the AMERICAN a call and you viii
come again.
Warren, April 4th. Ie55.Lf
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VIE NEdTs--sss . y"
Address Cards inserted for the year, at 500 per line.
II Advertisements should be marked the number OF
times 10 be inserted, otherwise they will be continued
until ordered out and charged for at the above rates.
NFClsual advertisements TO be paid for when hand
ed in.