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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

CIGARS! CIGARSN
2O,OOO%1rsdFasadGs r H ss so Ga partly
of the following Brands Jupiter La Favoitas La Ha.
beuera La PedrO Garlic, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-tf j. MOORE.
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yALUAnLE FARm FoR SALE.

nv are offering for sale valuable TRACT e. -
w OF LAND, situated on the Gahafn TUTH- "a y
pike, miles from Nashville known Rose go
mont, the Residence Of the l4e A. Baich, caHain
acres. The Land IS all fine, and hundred Is
heavily tmbered. The improvements are all usw a6e
comfortable, and it is Of the mnsi eligible On
for Country Residence in the neighboTh0Od OF NssivH
II will be sold reasonable and accommodate IFieru4s
Possession et any time, by application to
LINDSLEY CROCKETT
uOvl3 So College set
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ENGLISHCATTEE.

Agricultural Societies and others requiring the best
i Breed Cattle from England embracing
FINE BLOOD HORSES, STRAIGHTFORWARD CATTLE,
with Devons, Herefords, Ayrshire and Aderny COWS.
ALSO.-Fine Southdown, COtswOlds and Lieester
SHEEP.
ALS0.-Sufelk, Essex and Berkshire SWINE. I'm.
ported on Commission by
Messrs THOS. BELTS L BROTHERS.
Every information with regard to terms and shipments
Of Stock to America will be strictly attended to by apply
ing to Z. G. EASTMAN, Nashville, Tenn. [je24
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j. Ill. CURREY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN.
DEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the -
ID public generally that he keeps constantly e<szss
hand Collins of every description, from the psnest
servants to the fine Metallic sirtgat and arexhaused COT
inns the best in for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and thing necessary
for burials.
All orders Jeff my ware-room No 81 Coopers Building
Cherry street. viii be promptly attended to, both day
night. mvSl-H j. II. CURREY.
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.

DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
TUST received this day one OF the hnest ana u,os
fully selected stock of Meerschaum Pipes ever
Also very besutul lot of Stems some oil which are Oh
a. Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches Ind Bags
All Of which we most respectfully invite the a'enon %
tne puDl0 " S1 w LYONS d CO.,
SLOW our N"oNS' 10 Cedar street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

MIGHT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-Just
received lot of fine night shirts, also a supply of
iuhtca pS of silk and cotton lined, for sale BY
dec 6-tfg MYERS Il McGILI.
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JUST RECEIVED:
ozone HUNDRED bags 80 dozen Painted Buckets;
~ Rio Coffee, new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial
80 bbls MolasseS; bags Allspice;
so 15-bbl do; bags Pepper;
100 l. 9, and gallon De- cases Table Salt in bxs
mohns 100 whole, half and quarter
so lbs Nutmegs; boxes Raisns
10 Nests Market Baskets; terces fresh Rice
10 bbs No. Mackerel; 5 traits s s. Almonds
100 kits Nos. and do;
And for sale at the lowest prices by
janl7 r. F. BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN.
~ DIES, 10, 90 and 40;
1900 lbs Cured Beef
IS dozen BrOOms;
IS boxes E ID Cheese.
For sale, at the lowest notch, BY r F. BELL
ianl7 No. 90 College ST. opposite Seganee Hopse
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GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Shoes, Hats,
STR raw GOODS.

NO 80 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
WYE respectfully call the attention OF MERCHANTS TO
w our eNteu ave stock of the above Goods for Spring
and Simmer sales which is now oally arriving, and
will he comDlete by the Goth inst We prepared and
determined to oner extraordinary inducements 10 CASH
and prompt time dealers. ,,,,, IN
decSO GARDNER, SHEfhEhD ".
r- We have in and will keep constantly on hand
. superior article Of Sole Leather, which We VIII sell
Al the lowest market price for cash only.
tebS H. = a W.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold
~ my entire interest in the firm of II. ). FRENCH
SONS to II. s. 81. C. FRENCH who become responsible
for all the liabilities of the firm of H. s. French Sons and
who alone authorized to receive dues settle the bu
sness of the firm.
sep25 "a L. Il. FRENCH.
L. IL. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm of H. s. FRENCH SONS the business will be con-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
s. FRENCH son. H. s. FRENCH.
ept25 j. c. FRENCH.
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TRUST SALE.

ON Saturday the Sd day Of March next, at the Court
~ House in Nashville, at u o'clock 81 by virtue Of
Deed Of Trust executed to ~ James Pendergast and
wife, and Fleming Scott the 9Th Juoe 1857 and
duly recorded shall expose at public sale for cash. the
House and Lot mentioned in said deed OF TUstt being
the house and lot then occupied by said Pendegas and
wife and being part Of Lot No 26 in Whtesides Bdlchs
Addition to Nashville fronting 6s feet Lower College
Street. +. COD1,
i.n26-td By LISpsLEY CROCKETT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

S. H. LOOMS & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And sole agents for the saeof
Hazards Kentucky Rifle aud Blasting Powder,
BACON n BROS SAFETY FUSE, AND
LongwOrth' Sparkling Catawba Wines,
AZ Public Square, NASHVILLE, TEN.
NNTE have now in store, by late arrivals
w so hhds N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. Molasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whisky;
IT'S boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles
80 do Palm Soap;
100 do TalOw Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Glover Seed;
rs boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, MOL;
90 do PrestOns do do;
"a do GBoyds do do;
10 do BOaz 4 Goodwin'sd do do;
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regaia Cigars all grades;
Which we will sell low Tor cash.
jano s. II. LOOMS co.
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MAN KNOW TRYSELF.'

Ar Invaluable Book for % cents. "Epsry Family
should hare Copy"
TENWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold Unless ssyLgkss
i than 5 months. A new edition, revised <LsLzE3
and improved just issued Sexz%
Dr. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE

-, = -
JNTE are offering for sale that desirable ~ ~
w TOT on Vine street adjoining the residence OF John
Mica The lot fronts s. feet Vine street and runs back
$50 feet Twohirds Of the purchase money can remain
ON bond and mortgage the lot for five years II desired
NH 1919 LINDSLEY CROCKETT,
aPPsi, 50 College street.
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FRESH ARRIvALS.-2OO HHDS. SUGAR
all grades;
100 barrels of Molasses;
100 half barrels OF Molssses;
tierces OF Rice;
packages of Mackerel;
20 packages of Cranberries;
$50 packages of Raisins;
l0bags of Almonds;
go casks of Porter and Ale;
20 coils Of Manila Rope;
50 packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets Tubs Pals 6c;
90 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuts
90 packages COgniac Brandy;
1Opaekages Madeira and Cherry Wines
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
5000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DemljOhns; $4,000 COrks.
For sale by ljan12l EDWARDS 4 HARRIS.
EMPTY BOXES.
VNTE HAVE for sale lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to contain Coal; they would also be con
venient for grain and and other purposes.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
nov22 AZ College street.
LADIES' FINE SHOES.
7 AIDES CuroeOa Kid Slippers with Rozetts.
i " French -
Italian Cloth Caters, Plain and Kp'd
P. L. Toilet Embroidered Slippers.
Bronzed Md
Misses hid Slippers
Childs Kid Goat and French Moro. Boots, thick solcs
Rozettes, a large assortment Few styles.
Ladies' French English Lasting and Velvet Slippers
Gum Slippers aud Sandals, &c, &c.
Just received b. RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
decl5 AZ College Street
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POWDERED SUt!AR.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Thu FRANCIS L 3. F. McGEHEE have opened ~
Agency for the Purchase and Sale OF Real Estate
Franklin County Orders accompanied with explicit In
strucons, will be attended to with despatch. - Office
in WINCHESTER febll-H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
Robbery At the State Arsenal.

An official examination Of the Arsenal
was made a few days ago by the sheriff
and others, when il was found that the
entire contents, with the exception of ff-
teen or twenty muskets. had been re-
moved. The value of the property ia
ken is estimated at two or three thousand
dollars. In addition to the boxes of mus
kets and rifles shipped 10 Philadelphia
and New York. il is said that large guam
titles of arms, powder TASKS, sabres. DC,
have been sold to individuals in this
place, and that a certain store has been
dealing larg ly in the same articles
This system OF rascality and plumber has
been carried on successfully for years,
and there is no calculating the extent TO
which the Government has been robbed.
Public suspicion points to various indi-
viduais, here and elsewhere, in connec-
ton with the matter, and a legal investi-
CATION will no doubt lead to some inter
esting developments. There are evident
manifestations of uneaSinesS exhibited in
certain quarters, and if current rumors
be true, not without good reason. The
principals in this affair have not yet
been caught, but the officers of justice
are sol their track" and will no doubt
succeed in -" s~potting" them.-Harris
bury Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
High School Exhibition

This affair. which came off on last
Wednesday evening, was highly credita.
BILE to the teacher and scholars. Empire
Hall was filled TO It's utmost capacity,
and somewhat more. The stairway and
passages were crowded nearly the whole
evening with people, principally boys,
who. we are sorry to say, not being able
to hear the scholars, got up some noise
and confusion among themselves, which
was not in the bills. The exercises &C.
cupied some three hours, and it can
hardly be expected that an audience
composed Of men, women and children,
of all ages and sizes, Especially small
Sizes, packed so closely as scarcely to
be lble t. move a limb, and many stand
ing the whole evening, should remain
perfectly quiet during so long p time
The crowded hall, was a manifestation
in itself, of the interest which is felt by
all ages and classes, in the prosperity of
the schools, and as such it should De
viewed, and the discomfort borne patient
ly.
No pains had been spared. on the part
of Mr.. MARVIN. the Superintendent, and
the scholars, to make the occasion pleas
ant and interesting to the audience /; and
the frequent applause of that p rt of it
which could hear and see, gave evidence
that their effolts were appreciated. The
Warren Brass Band kindly gave its a;d,
and diseoursed excellent music. An ex
cellent piano had also been procured
and vocal and instrumental performances
BY the scholars, were given. These, in
termingled with declarations, dialogues,
reading of papers, &C., constituted the
programme for the evening. We cannot
~paricularize concerning the perform
snces of the different scholars, where all
were so creditable, and can only say
that there is no doubt but that they de
serve the praise which has been SO freely
given by the hearers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
Portable Grain Mil.

Among the many improvements which
have lately been made in m lis ofvarious
kinds, we know of none, which seems
more likely to be of value to the commu-
nifty at large. and especially to farmers,
than Leaviu's Portable Mill, which he
has christened Young America. The
want of a portable grain mill, which
could be furnished at a price which
would bring it within the reach Of almost
every man, has long been felt severely,
by farmers. Especially have facilities
for grinding corn in the ear, been need
ed. 1t is a well known fact, proven by
chemical analysis, as well as the often
repeated test of actual practical expe-
r~ience, that a large portion of nutritive
matter is found in the cob, and that corn
is actually worth forty per cent. more,
for stock, when ground in the ear, than
when fed without grinding
AT the Ohio State Fair, at Columbus,
this mill was subjected to he severest
test, and the most rigid practical inyesti-
cations, by the awarding committee,
and by farmers from all parts of the
STATE, and although many other good
mills, were in competition, the first pre-
MUM was awarded 10 the Young Amer
lea Mill. This mill a grind from I6
to 90 bushels Of ears of corn per hour,
and is so co lstructed that it can, by a
slight change Of movement, be made to
grind shell corn sufficiently fine for bread.
1t is simple in lis operation, and after the
teeth have become worn from lorg use,
isso constructed that they al be replaced
at a trifing expense, and made good as
new. 1t can be handled by two men,
placed in any ordinary barn floor and
turned by either one or " horses.
1t can be procured OF the agent, Mr..
S. D. ADAMS, of Bri-;ol. IN tl:is County,
or of NJ. B. TArLEa. Esq, in this town.
Price $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
PTANO Or S

: WISH 10 SAY ~ THE MUSICAL
! + r-aLiC og this vicinity, hat '@inS II u's uacS
2. c.r. 4..rslsl--' Hf 'as ttt1.I am ssh IA " s'feh'
4 .ui us- utept o. ri--n h-r-. and deyo.r IFsei
with ---s,-r uci.v it, t-4- ,yrr Q tue ;a47.r 17t"e-s
Z fWiialso state. a. t4.s csua-,s.ou, tnat / nave S'.d
~ ,si,re u.>ceii.ue1as STOCK OF AuS-c ana sinai
I INSTRUMENTS t. Nr. Geo. Adams, Eho "iii co-srct iHc
/ cuisines. rs heretofore AZ t'e Oil stand. iie 3 = h''N is
! large "a ll.i:oas - my former stock. aHt l Respectfully
=.-."si rs- A.l a. 'atta-rE- A-r-t;.r- t&ta- -ri u
I- &c. ti,> t-l.4rlt--t- A. i"5 h-J7r- So -s
/ tat. TO dero;. a.! az tG.c. er.y AMI c~tgiy.', 3 ta-
s.le 81 PIANO ruRFES s. NELp1EUNS. 3 aat
/ nov. recei sing the largest stock Ia iais Hue, / have
I ever Iurch4s=I. ami aa prepared - sss tAe best stock
and the cheapest. II shall zoe ~! ai.c, As h ht5 cen.
20 sell none hut tnJs1 ! believe 10 se tgs hest iastra
Z mcnts. aaJ 1t sGch prices as 70 maze i. . an object Tor
| persons to purchase Of re Instead OF hS.tl- dtt''e
I land. Pittsburgh or E-sL- l select my Instruments
with The greatest care, deliver them aHd warrant thsm
not only 70 ne good, tut TO satisfy the purchaser 1
! have nos been selling Pianos and NeiOleons Tor over
: wears. ana 50 far "a ! know. Iny customers have
Eithout an exception been perfectly sat'shel. Va every
resnect. both With the quality - tleir instruments arr
the price paid. l su'.3tnth' ht-hes OF y 'e~ ~ ,'','
who have purchased Pianos 81 ra WITHIN the i!stJ
years. to whom persons interested can refer:
W,gRrN-I. L. Fuller. Esq; E.v. J. Marvin; Lewis
j Tdiin.s: Hon. Il. BircaHra; - lcL2!n. hsq.;
:. ". uezlep; ! +. Wrsss; Henry SIXTH; +. fuiki >
graiuard; Airs. Hartford; Miss L. Gr2eter, Music
reae!,ar; Byron Reed; J. Vagtr5t; c. ". Patch; John
NrCamiS.
Arsrixrowx.-wm Porter.
NiLes-Ismes Busseii Wm. Ward; Joha Bltt!gs-
NiIroN.--Hon. =. TOT; james Powers.
NEWTON F,LIs.-IIgrace Stevens J. Grove; I.
Lyman.
Be .rEvILLE I'll. sheldon.
UtaA1. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FAVu.NGroN-Miss Z. G. Stealman. Music Teacher.
BR1sroa.-J. W. Pattengale; II. Corey, ". d.
Observation-Disclosures Howard.
PagKNAN. O-G.7 burt-
KISsMAy.-D. Alien. H.. D.; II. Buraarj; J kinsman.
VERNoN-Galsa Cllrs; Lyman Leonard.
B.zETTA-Ej ". Draw.
UrRBARD-Jchn CrazHer.
GR.RD.-H. Barnhisel; Ferris Townsend VIM.
Richards.
YoCxastoS. &C. c.. Chapman; Wn- Ross. Man
sioa House; J. Sguircs: 4. Aedbury.
PoLA~D, OBJ. 7. Ice.
NEw C.srLE. Pa o. Morgan; F. Perkins; sam
ueI Pearson; 4. Henderson.
WuMISsToN. Pk.-Rcv. Nm. Francis.
BoAuBuAS.-C. c. Brai: ard.
second hand Pianos and Nsio1eons taken IN ez-
change for new oaes. All Instruments delivered free
x - Nov Is5i, 5. :. POMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull

- IOAlLy. DtIOTcL u OOLllllSSsQlCEs y odlu CQ44tJs
Henry &. Rice. Edwin c. French.
Joseph Chamberlain, (Riee, French p.,i,io, "a oh-
d Co.. James Ward, VIM. Ward, ..F, -fobt a -o;i
Thomas Russell, Geo c. Rees and -.
A. b. Berge, (James Ward & Co.. Il. Wss,ha-~eaI5
J. r. Bum, L. G. Andrews. @. Belts,
- Lynds. (Betts, Lynds & Coz
The petitioners hereby notify Josiah Robbins. Jr-;
the Penna- and Ohio Canal Co., the heirs Of Robert n
MeCOmbs, VIZ: John C. MeCOmbs, VIM. 5. NcCombs,
Rebecea Blaehley, wife Of Lewis Blachley. Mary Kerr,
wife OF q. Kerr, James L. MeCOmbs, Ebenezer Nc
Combs, Lucy McCOm5s, Eusibor McCOmbs, Ella NJ.
Ward, John G. Ward. Ann Eliza Ward, and Thomas
COrwin Ard; Wm- Porter; heirs OF samuel Philips,
viz; Joseph Henry, Harriet Henry. Isaac, Jane. Nan
cy. Bridget Ann and John Philips with Jonathan Dun
lap and c. Kineaid, Guardians for four miners; VIM
Brooks heirs unknown; R. Brooks; Perry Cross & Co.;
Niles and Austintown Turnpike and Plank Road Co.;
James White: Thomas Irving; - Richards; Polly
and Allen Campbell, Ex'rs of G. Campbell; +. Stewart,
David Harris, Milo McCombs and Samuel Bnrnett.
and the public generally
petition, praying a view and establishment Of a steam
railway, from the depot grounds o. the Cleveland and
Mahoning Pail Road. near Niles, in Weathersheld, on
J. Robbins, Jr.s land, thence across the same, across
the slackwater in Mahoning. near mouth OF Meander.
thence across lands Of heirs Of Robert McCOmbs, OF
heirs Of samuel Philips. OF VIM. Brooks, decd. OF R.
Brooks. OF Perry Cross & Co., Plank Road. OF James
White Thomas Irving. Richards, OF lands OF Geo.
Campbell, Z. Stewart and David Harris; also Of Mo
McCOmbs and Samuel Burnett. to coal mines OF Rice,
French & Co; James Ward & Co.; Belts, Lynds & Co.,
and Perry Cross & Co. Also asking appointment OF
committee TO view said grounds. and lay out rail way,
and assess damages to lands, canal and roads
That the Commissioners on the 9Th Of December, A.
D. 1855. appointed Jacob H. Baldwin, franklin E.
| Stove and Harmon Austin. a committee to view, lay
out rail way and assess damages. Said COMMITTEES are
10 meet for that purpose, on the Sd day OF January, A
D. 1s56, Thursday, at the house Of Josiah Robbins. Jr-
on the premises in Weathersheld, and proceed to fulnl
their appointment, Of which all persons interested are
notified. HOFFMAN < kAILIFFs
Dec. l., IS55.-3t Atty's for Petitioners
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SHERIFF'S SALE

In Petition for Partition. in
TRANQUIL County, SIS UrumbuIl County, Ohio.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, to me directed and de-
livered, on a decree Of said court. made 1T their Octo-
Der Term, A. D. 1855, wherein Ostia Louisa Leet, BY
her guardian, George NJ futile is petitioner, and Roll
lin A. and Homer NJ. Leetar defendants, I shall expose
to sale, at public outcIy, as under execution upon judg-
ment at law, at the door ofthe Court House In Warren,
in said county. on Saturday. the 18Th DAY of January,
4 D 1856. between the hours Of 10 o'esack A M and 4
/ o'clock P " OF said day, the real estate described in
said order OF sale, TO wit: Situate in Vienna township,
Trumhun County, Ohio, known as being part OF lots
No "a and %. in said township, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the north east corner OF lot No. "a, two
rods west OF the centre Of the north and south center
I highway Of said Vienna, and on the north line Of said
lot Il, thence running north along the west line Of said
[ highway, thirteen rods, thence west in said lot p, on
a line parallel with the south line Of said lot IS, ID
/ rods to the lot line, thence west on said lot line. to the
I north west corner OF said lot 25, thence south on the
west line Of said lot "a. and from thence east parallel
with the north line OF said lot. 70 the west line Of said
/ highway, thence north on said west line to the place Of
beginning; the said western line being OF such length,
that the lines aforesaid shall contain twenty acres Of
land. Appraised at $500. 0ns-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the day Of sale; one third in one
year thereafter, and one third in two years from and
after said day OF sale. and interest thereon. with appro.
we'd security. II. r. HARMON, Sheriff
sheriG's Office, Warren, Dec l2, 1s55-5t-463
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Notice I, the Reading Commnsity.

Notice to the Reading Community.
The Undersigned, having received The
exclusive agency forlhe sale ofG 1olrich's
Comprehensive Geography and History.
ancient and modern, in the Wes;era Re
serve, taxes this mcshud ofinforming the
reading public. t.at ae viii call OF iiy
citizens Of Trura'a.! county, ? I'm: T..
cr BY T. daring tia FIe-'o s N:arrr.
&c: ~,3-u ,,vir orl,r-.
#e ocean !, unnecessary is, pa5j,h
Iec,rlmen ;afioGS, Is lie WORT w'.i rec
onmea4 .>y.t. 4d:c 50.
Z. G. CooPEl, AGENT.
WARES, Dee. &c. 1855.
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Large Stock.

Large Stock.
Aessrs- Editors - saw in your pa
per of the 9Th inst, a statement that a
pair of two year old steers, belonging to
SAMUEL KENNEDY, of Rowland, weighed
thirty-two hundred and thirty pounds.
EZRA MARVIN. Esq, of Bazetta, has a
pair of Durham, of the same age, which
weigh thiriy-two hundred and seventy
pounds. Mr.. KENNEDY must try again.
Yours, J.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

JOB PRINTING.
Having a superior assortment Of Job Printing mate
rial. we are prepared to execute in the hest manner, al
kinds OF plain aud fancy Book ana Io6 Printing,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A Superb
H or variety, new designs, rich and elegant sty les,
call and examine, at BALDWiN'S.
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9ene SnteHiaente.

Desds.
W. have just completed the finest LOT
of Deeds and Mortgages ever printed in
this county. Some in an entirely new
style. Mortgages with and without re-
lease of Dover. For sale singly or by
the quantity, at the Chronicle Office
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26
CHRISTMAS AND NEW VI

- COMING AGAIN-uosether with any number of
elegant Pianos, Neloi-ous, &c.. daily arriving az : +
paEleray's PiahO Ware Room =. Liberty s., Warren, o.
mast again remind my friends that a good Piano
Forte il The mos; substantial, sensible. AID sithal ac-
oeltIhle Christmas or New Years gin which can he Sc
iectci. II any doubt it. / respectfully refer them to
tie iuten led recipient Of the favor for confirmation OF
ms opinion. always sell a large number ON or near
the holidays, and am gial b 81 this year that I am
layorci with an unusual speaking ahead" for instru-
ments. Those intending 20 "so il" sill 20 we'll to call
a. soon as possible
nov - ST POMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

The Cunrad Steamers. it is expected
viii resume their weekly trips across the
Atlantic next month. The first Steamer
will probably leave Jersey City Februa-
~ Oh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-26

CoNDoURIOTTI, the Hellenic Minister
to Constanunople. recently recalled, was
formerly a merchant of Hydra. Some
idea of his wealth may be formed by his
having the floor of his country house
paved with Spanish dollars. When the
Revolution of 1921 broke out, he armed
ali his sixteen ships, and placed them at
the disposal of the Government.