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fAopsANps oR TENS. OR kEEN HUNDREDS OF Ttiau.
sASps INsgkap y sIiE OUTLAY OF FIFFT-FIyE DOL.
1 SoURTHoUs Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
steams miles ard othsr deous q guardng from he
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80 style icy Ct whh sas ga as haf dollar
Ths deisipg capacity by thstof any
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eugiy TO thcsa who between
the Concfes AID te Popular safes ofoher descriptions
The viii be 1nderhtood when ii Is known
nr las pate-oa box and the Latter of wood with
iron nde of ao that the former
caruiy risssd hanh The snbeerber prepared danon
shia cont act By such and viii
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70 the minds those who have 90 seriously su by
By en tae sasnspdsr when ksps
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those rho will, visit The rndegDed haa
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satng thaoneo the above
ase ten fall hatwess ID Il books o the
being the se
put test and notwithstanding ehsasa
eienyasoosed labcu 40 hour wrrda) tbs contents
which about hundred doars Ia bank bills
hye confidence in this than kind Of SAFE that
In5w Of Respectfully yours = H. A. RABLoW, d Co..
3 Daalein Ia Wooden wsrssl Is Csnal ST.
Thobe using styles of iron chests
opposed to aad @ but aLgh ressiaass when attacked bybu
This subscribe as also for sale safes
troa 81 Rewder Proof Bank and sals Iets Fils
,iylf smd&w . 81 Aisgazius
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THE BOSTON P55ST-
THE FRESH AND 70 sr,
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY spesb

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BOSTON CRAFTSMAN AND wEEKEY pesr, +
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Theses rfpdfs have paeibedln Boso auap M
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sfcssded extent and aggregate ~ bn
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vsldssis6d atsr.s,ae srpsHss ia
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pubnaed Monday lhuruday nosepg eostea and
aaaasonsy printed on tine PEI ana H.
The BOSTON sTATEsMAs AND WEEKLY posr .,,..a. -.
Ss pre ssy ar Ssss ne and ~
History q every week. rslgn dsla ad@ss.s nfoIms
@sn, sfaaf% h ss sSmas ana ares state
political reeasds every
aaa
sysy pseles q lsea ns essea TEs STATES
enes asas ten OF more opien in package fsashed
These icpnAla carefully conduetsd and al
a Nth h9 public edta ia ith
parties Al adyesssS msdm @ g
so they do into variety ii IoassboIs
mnni tas cppo 0niy de aaasou e M sS
watch can seairsly eObiaiea anywhere. w 'sti0e
| .,,ss ssssar BRAIa. GREENE & oo.,
- 10 and 81 Water styeal Rnalnr
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JUDICIAL SALES.

.,co.n ,,,.-...,. =, =,
panss ~ XIV EMANUEL "a T0TTINk LEGIN
NY VIRTUE of q writ IF feri fac;aa to roe
n s;...,.s - ~, :" " ~ u HsIh iH0Asts W me
for he % ne Hon u JUnte Second yuaee Of the Peace
Grens street bewesn psrd and Poydras
az y. t .rs " u ,1y lss6 NJ y o'clock
huHNITukE Seized In ha above suit.
Le-os-oasn. llyI 81 I'll JOHN A. AGAIssE Constable.
on ORLEANS ara NJ 70 E saos sAkHELL-
fihIUE OF o writ OF herl faoiaS to nj
direeted BY the Hon CIV Ioa
wsrshouse ctrcas areet PoySiao and
on FRIDAY She a7ih July, 1856 alta o'clock NJ '
MARE HARNEss and DRAW s,izsd 4, ,ba .hov.
suit Terms-Cash. = W ''
jylT 81 27 JOHN A, AQAiSSE. Constable.
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issrs = sas ss,ss, A a Ten.

~htcefs OF subordinate EncMlpn eaits for, as. s,,
xrysm endtHM iune 80. lS6s. s''''
WupEf NO, 4, meets-oa the first and third Sat
arasys OF every month"; AT the Encampulspt roors
Selurs Ha, corner OF Camp aud Lafayett e strsets
ssneers Tor tho present ferm-I u Allyn b p, Il 81
iysnnisens 2 Geo Drmeyer, s.w I; L Homes soribe
= Wisiiains Treasurer GuthiemJ w; jas sur
neaux, Assistant Scribe, TX ' - - ~
doaAA Ao.s3, meets on the second and fourth
Safurdsys ~ each month in Encanpment room AT
curper OF Camp and Lafayette strsats
5ineefs Tor tne present terms NJ Todd G p, Josepf
murphy II n; 9 Heddeias q lY Charles Rofsiter
eenns Geo Wtkoh W Andrew Hero, Treasurer
hAsAiAANo. o, meets on the first and third Mon.
s, each mouth in the Encanpmant room Odd Eel
xlo,s ", e9fnet Of eamp and Lafayette streets
n . * n IN tns rreseut terfnA BeSoa GP; w Adam,
Moor i u " NJ Thomas keeffe, Scribe; Dayid
= " .Hs No g. meets every second and
1v1r.h Monday Ia each saonth at xaah;,sta, sIsif
Nal7gHy hpdings, Third District " Geo. l ~.
fpLtsenl tefInH Goldman, " Fnr,i ~ ~, y
sme.l'ng, q Femann Scribe w II Siaas =, y
LAPAxErTE No. I, meets on the first and IL; "A
nm.onaass IN each month, In Jefferson Hail. Fop,ss,
pstf,ct oMcers iar the present term--Chas Rss
p mona, riss y Wilson u Fl W WINK, 8 W y
EELiuASsNo. >, meets on thefirstand third Sat.
days III each month, Ia Polar Star Hail a. Io,t
street,. Officers for present terms Magnar +
r; Casbergns, II 7 o VOORHEES, " = q POM, -
scgibcf Capitaine,1 w. -
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Smeers fsr sasere 1nas az .od isss.
T,os,sr.,,, NJ, j. meets every Friday evening
ID room No. s odd Fslovs' Hat ofassrs-yosepl
west 81 ssSfsS ID a' Secretary Herman, Trsas
urer: ,s, Il ,,,a,s .,o,.,, 1,,,,,rsd y go,
WASHINGTON fo, 9, .hoees every Lnursaay eVeA
M S n Ssesno. - Burton Secretary
& is,;s pr Seeretarv a HOOPER TreasnreT
y 80. ~ !, n 49,,
Union LoDss no ., meets every honaay even
Dsntsei, n g ~ 8 simends, Gi Charles Singleton
secrsssfy Laos u shaea'' 81 seors'a's = !"
- rsaAs. s 80. a,o,,,
II roem NO l. Odd Fellows Hall. Officers--Johl
Crawford, g; 2 Robertson Y ]; Z I, Butler
sscsssEy y sanan' res Ssefs'ats = lAtO0s
JssEERsoN NO Y, meets every IHurs 5. evenln
Lssssssa ps 9an sssss
grsr. " $3.50 - > So
y 49, n. fsa FsIinas Ts etee3s1E Ricf,
e., q Bane, q q Fieniher, Secretary;
asuter, Per Secretary Schneider, Treasurer.
osLsAss No y, meets every Tussday evening
Hsace, No y CA Mitsnberser, v 6 U HIN Fr0his,
Sseretary; j Etringer, Treasurer. 81 III
CoaMnRorA1 No. ID, meets every "Wednesday
evening nroop 20 9 1aq IL Eriows, I, aah
seerstsTv Z / Tower Per Secretary; W D Cork,
Srsasursr.
* room MI & edd Feilowss Hail. SYficers- Thos
Bailey, q; B Dssilval vss p Henrquez ssereHary;
Mssnsr. ~ ssstssars ! Z n o',s' irsas''is'
Horn No. IA, meets every every Wednesday 4, evening
Van Hook, N q i Sherwood, v o. a Lathrop, Score
tars ohas Eossiter Fer sscretary George Rareshide
Treasurer NJ
roor NJ. i, Gid Fellows, Hall .DsscersWm ntc'
0uiloch, Ct; A w Macdonell, " a L j Ooison Secs
rotary VIM Watson, Jr, Per Secretary 4 Homes
Treasurer.
N in
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TIE b. W. GRAND ESuAMPMEST or p ArptA p,,Hs
OF LouIsixNA Io.0sF, meets semi annually ON nm.
tnird TuesdaySin JsnusEy and July, in Grand Lodge
Room at Odd Feilows' Hall, corner Of Camp and
Lafayette streets, New Orleans Officers for The Va
1nsss s,,sl 4 Shields y Hardy, ME- Il
fsr @niie r ami w Jas Farneaux n q
, sSths5E y We Ecf the U s. /; Thos Bragg, III d
~ x HI ~ y Ahyn, " NJ; A Hero W q s.; j Rrauls
i,tsts " = z . All Gates OF Mount Sinai No g. W
y L. Y 4 pssriss ~ Oscar Barbee, al Magnolia No
Intended for the Grand l,ucs
should DO directed, james Farneaax iras, h
Grand secretaEy's office In Odd Fellows Han
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" HIGKERB0CKERS PATENT COOKING
IN EASREa--TtaBy PEgEfuM

PRlCE & C0ULOM, Plumbers, I07 Poy dras
tnon public
ssaers thatthay sh busiuss
SAIits aMEhICAE LIsEi FRENCH WATER CLOsafs,
MASH ssssNs FopNrAINs, aRAss FAUCETS all kinds,
COOKING - GEE, GARDEN HOSE, eHVDRAULIc RAMS:
FORGE LIFT and BfER PUMPS fitted newest aiyle;
LAD Plies Of every Tiption and
BLOCK TIN always on snns sHTp and STEAMBOAT WORK
aesu ont ur repaired at the shortest notice.
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UnitedS States Life insurance Annuity and
TRusToaapAN1 OF PHmABRIpulA, =
a. RcR1 wIof 4 n p .. Qooos
81 c. aIMLAT SECRETARY &.-7s
BRANCH oEEI@ FOR THE SOUTH AMI, wnss. :
No.Acsmpstrse I, N wOrieaus, = ~s
&s BENJAMIN. FLoRANCE,AK Agent
=. ~. IS HARMON D0kHEv Asst Agent.
observation-disclosures. ~ aeat sg IL
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MA UEhE Nk6 IHHu0 WILLS OF inc VARIOUS
w capacity adapted to stenr Water Horse Power
hundred to i've hundred dolhrs each
grinding bathlh to the according the
apple and th1 velocity
Inventions we'll South Manu-
the their arcelence consists their
rcasin popularity extensive s and tho large capital employed
their manufacture.
pan boing neal buekwheat
superior family four Planters aud ohefn wanting Mills hEd
Botera tho homo manuaeures be
suited by purchasing of he Hnderagued than by depending
on their Northern traps for grinding.
following prices the sized Mts,
;iona sent with each mill
ID inch Burr price Gsarsd sls. Capacity from
bnhels 10 he hour Velocity from $50 to 500 revolutions
minute. Band 9 inches wide.
inch Burr PRICE ss. Double Cleared $40. Capacity frs's
bushels hour. Velocity revolutions per MINI
inches wide.
Size sinheN. Mill and from
iDehes nchus enough Whatever.
ei95, Double Capacity
bphes to the hour Velocity from 400 $40 revolutions
ninne Band Bipchas wide
burr, price 1900 Capacity the
hour Velocity from 400 500 Band 10 ncheB wds
9S inch s250 Capacity Tito bnse
Velocity from Band Ia inches WIDE
96inch Burr $500. Gasy ~ bushels
Velocity from 8sOo
Velocity from 3soto $50 revolutions minute Band snhe vide
The above Mills leave the Mandatory oplee
reny for grinding Thau attached appropriate and
printed instructions the MILL All orders left the
address Wills Coleman,
Orleans ha gsh will meet with attention dpatch
TERMS CASH. all MILD fully
sa8d&wtoi '5s WILLIS COLEMAN, Paentes Proprietor
W kICKERBoCKERs PATENT COOKING
MA CONGRATULATIONS
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro.

Mzb prletoss Of Syringe
in healthy region Of woods. west Of eaAEM
Tongbse and mties north Mobile beg 10 exl
he lenvf the city for health durng hs
that they completed the
aud contemplated and prepared reesive
visoa as OF eomoft THY pledge themselves hat
pothQg shall be- their
at these spHinga the moat agreeable. ''ee
~
Hiddell, The Uns LoulslAna W Wy
AkAins sllpnnr Spring contains in Ooa -
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snterler isnean.pnsnt.. ).

Interior EnrAppments.
AGsoLlA No. d, Ratun kouge, meets on rho
second and feprth saturdays d asoh mouth
MovET Aiskl No i, franklin, La,, psaetg ~
wa sEa iaiEs Hsesssssgsla Sseh yAcHtA
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!. nIIIafANA -sAVINf4S IlaAdnA Mv.. -.


|. HNLQKID A YELLOW PINE LUMBER
undersigned have, Addilioa their oi sna
Aaes lnier yars. Jaa lnndns, Ne "
sa ~ rsa aud Pine Iee
betreea Vlsa and Richardson stess Robertson md
gslsf keep constantly "a
and aaeh and %sa drsseds Aonsasd and Kooysd
fSitow Pine
AZ hcb narsowaua vida dressed
aud inch, narrow and vide dressed square joni yellow
RfeAd Shelving and blessed Weather Busding seapinv ad
3,is a sises heavy esI Decking Panks
M en fins tseardn and Rough Ith Shigs
ready made Dunrs san Hnds and Aiouidns
oh hand and mad ordar.s ~
oae5s taken q Lumber At ths Mills Pensacola and Biac
bh Nest klotide and al phidtJna
Ba York Bos'on hey West 6apsstoB yac OdTpus
thtfst other
areete Ihy sp prepared 10 apply M .ss ES
and other Euro Iketp, - 'Ae ~ t'iAh
prot i Kept AZ neatly pep aheds and from
MI X ~ nand enaoI ers rely getting
s'i h- nm ate fei asapont ind ready
FO9LkY, NiCOf d CO.
Conner Gadnr Juln slrses Ma E}Fain Nj
nnnaG
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT. s. CO.'S CATALOGUE, OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
offer TO supply Drugsista and Dealers Propretors
Depot Special Agency No isi
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l Massrsh ants Mutual Insurance Company
SELLING oFF TO THE LADIES AT HALF

& GLLiRG 0FF TO THE LADIES AT HALF
LHh USUAL PRICEseing entire rich and
prsasss Plaid Silks stylen
ban NH sksts solors richest quality Black sk
Sana all
sas salk Flsnssa style
$50 Ladies' Rich Eabroda
ienen and slgh victoriue
sseen and Guipnre, on.on, yalen
lag: A Janes Swish ses 5000 sa
ana aaatiso Of elegant
M Opera Ceaks Hoods Also
am shals and Manlas fnfans Long Cloaks
euay ssd Hesds style Grape shswls Of
M Dressing style; Rich Trimmings
and several other articles Too
psastles y 20 eIslsise, sell nusi
y ne hh his ,his
ssaSs apy p1psss thai going
pe. nha teea a.
oss cur ga1da sze naer usnal
SALsfREKT 80 i KEEssIN wv; i5 ssS 80 "a
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coBelpsion undersignsd respectfully solieils 4 a,eh
Of aney Of the Springs those Of dthys u
Invaluable Of acute
disc f=lst - f7eGFRE FS'As
Iyll CHARLES ctJLItJM p7n..;.ta
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EAGLE pzdREH LSDGE, tneete. on LIST and Sd SAT-
ardsys IF each moath, Al O'clock Lodge room
No. Odd Fellows' Hall. ,ohicers--J. L. Guhsrnater,
Degree Master "a. D. Dimitry, Deputy Degree Master
Alfred Shaw, Secretary; L. Brdoes Ereasurer.
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HNOLLYWOOD-Eastern Shore Of Mobiie -
R1AsT PAseAGoULA-The .subscri-,

bar hna renewed and refed his sstsblhmen for SFs5M
BOARDING and Lodging. and now prepared offer
~ the this beauiifd watering place Billiards. fine
Proprietor three other with furniture rent
MAURICE GUtCHARD,
les if* foot of Steamboat har a st pascap oufa
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l8EkAl ADVANCES vii Sc made on ship.
Sssssssss.sss sst 'issi as' e ~ ssst sss s
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: T'HE SPRINGS.
fSULLUM.S SPRINGS, CHocrAw Co. -
Ala eighty miles above Mobile twenty five miles I56EM
sast of Mobile snd ohu Railroad, and Ave miles

e i Mobile sss obs Rarssd md iss miles west
Ills. s AZ II sss Ii
additions Asys been single view ssm
a an sS e.
fss ss s III class ss
ne s ss share s s, a Ts
Alleys and smSssm,hts pTsos The Cottages ali
sass ss sSa MADE Which safe and
rssr ss,slia
sas Sorss
This a route sss the Spring. a SC . i "a M
daily sips and nom che springs from tie 10Th to
The u The they have not OILY
b ss IN sssss ess. pop Ss Ss
e .sss y ss
ss sA s
a. s y vii SSS .aa ss s: Of
CERTIFICATES
would e difficult e dsy.s il exact terms ts naqsss and
sots d. @ @ r. g @ ais oans
reaary disorders berg ssn y mHy Isag,s the
dividing into 'hrs principal groups witt
AA' SULPHUR.
@ 'a' Ssis'
.,sis sss e 81
doc 81 aatctons arising
1 sa siSE as aa
discretion.
/ Ba.be b. NJ. p, P. Albuls, D. NJ p,
Oh. ia pin D. nj. p, T.. Marmiiion D, NJ P.,-
v. Fornesu, D. NJ. p. C. de Valietti, D. III, p,
= -N''s'''' c6.Fagst D. M.P.
New Orleans, April 90, 1885.
4 A. Lambert, D. NJ P.,- ]. Lsbaut D. NJ. p,
A.Pecquvt D. M. p, s Marin, D. M p,
A. Lemat, D. nj. r., d, Thery, ID. NJ. E., ~
James JopeA Md, - PlTficou d. NJ P,
H. Maris p. Nj p. j. H. Lewis, d. NJ fa
-JoAsph Martin, Dssi.P.
y Mobile, April 49, 1855. -
Mr. CH.s Dsas SrI have Just the nnaysis
by Mr. Ayeqn Of sous Springs which requeaed Soa TO
NM !
Thsesprngs unlike in the resemble Of the
springs Euopeal remarkable the
mineral Ingredients they conar ANEW OF
Spring country Of srength aud the Alkaline
Spgs parallel EXCEPT the Bsd6n Springs Which
Tns greatvaHs these waters in all Chronic
Dgesvs and in almost al
Nsry.Fsspsssals yoarssssc., J.c. MOTT, NJ. D.
p proprietor Pledges himself particularly
esarion On par win be wanting make hencomca6s and
ANALYSIS.
The Analysis The following sprnga B. Ave-
qnn, new Orleans gentleman whose reputation
IankI amongst tho hseat not eny In this country
: ] ALABAMA yIcRY SPRING.
the contained Aa
lish pint, rshssighth part Of agalions; 713&,
eareonio Acia-,msrs,y noted Grains Troy Weight
Anhydoaa bi-Catbonate of Soda.
AnhS Bi Carbonate of Potass.
THE selass is in very smsli proportion compared with
Z = the Soda
Ambiguous Bfcarbopate Line and Magnesis
Aasy dtoas sulphstes q soda and Msgnsaa.
nrdh
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4 LWAYs ILL, FROM HIS. BIRTH-s

IA common certain In the
eusd onahaif q the totsl of children
Round OF Thread Worm Why view
maady make use Of The proper emsdyl FAHNEsTo
IFuGE Ia tas bsst eertan md speedy eradcter
PoUGHgEEPsIE, N. Y. June 80, 1885,
This certify that
bottle b. A. NgsTcKss. YER aiiF tSE which earsaa
him pass TWENTY-FIVE WORMS, large that they fIled
Tie he
although resortsd
until applied the above named medicine.
have proved j. 70 be safe and
! whichit is applied. JAMES sE. LEWIS.
Sold Wholesale and retail the principal drugg
United W lmhF We
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CoLEMAN's

CoLEMAN's
PATENT UNDUL.4ToRY CORN AND
FIGURING MILL MANUFACTORY
Citsof Jefferson Suburb of New Orleans.
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woLFEts AROMATIC. scHEIDAnf5 sCHNAPps
@ Druggists and Merchants all the articles
connnsd the above catalogue will advantage Nv
calling Or sending their orasrs above be
United ssstes and nj prices Please address
y. WRIGHT a GO,
GENUINE MEDIcIFE WAREHouHE.
MA No.isf Chartresa treet. Newt eana. La.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-A
good secondhand Steam Engine, manufactured
by W. II. Hull, is offered for sale on easy terms. This
Engine would be very suitable for a Coal Bank, small
Grist Mill, or Work Shop, and is at present in running
order, standing on a solid cast iron bed-plate. Shafting
pumps, &c, in good repair. VIII be warranted, if re
quired, and sold at a great bargain. Address Box us,
Warren Post Office. Aug S-4w
SHOT GUNS.-Best Stub d Twist
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
Agricultural Fair.

The committee appointed to procure
funds to award premiums for the Eques-
trian Performance, have fixed upon the
following:
LIST. Premiums for Ladie; riding over
Is years of age A splendi1 travelling
Trunk, $3.50
End. Do. Sett silver Dessert Spoons,
s12 90.
LIST. Young Misses under IS years Of
age, Side Saddle, $500.
End. Riding Bride d Martingale, 50.
LIST. Best rider of any age or locali-
ty, Gold ring. $500.
The funds for this part of the exhibit
bition are made by private Donations.
Riding to commence at precisely 81
O'clock on the 9th.
No Lady will be allowed an assistant
in the ring. asa special fNmmittee has
been appointed to rende- nd, consisting
of, Messrs C. A. ADAM II. B. PERKINS,
d. D. BELDEN.
THEoDoRE E. WEBB has been appoint
ed Marshal in the place of HARMON Aus
TIN, whose health will not permit him to
perform the duties of that station. En-
tries of Stocks, or Articles, may be made
any time between this and Fair days, at
the Secretaries Office. Committees are
requested to meet at the committee rooms
at 81 O'Clock of the second day.
PHILo E. REED, See'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
The Western Reserve.

Away up in the northeastern corner Of
Ohio lies the Western Reserve, noted
for its fanaticism and cheese Besides
cheese, the country is prolific in "Dea'
con SKINS and tail corn. Jul read the
following from the Western Reserve
Chronicle, published at Warren, Trum-
bull county
"Mr. Isaac Powers brings in a corn
stalk, of this years growth, which meas
ures ii feet 9 inches in height"
Immortal Powers All Cheesedom
stares in open-mouthed wonder at the al
most incredible account of his agricul-
! tursl success. But will the Chronicle
tell US kOU it was brought in. With
oxen, we suppose. The reader will
please remember that the whole of this
enormous length was "of this years
growth" Any M can grow large corn
if they have time enough, but the pecu-
liarity Of this case consists in the whole
of the stalk having been grown in one
season. But before our farmers pack up
and move to the Reserve, let US look
among our own fields. There are hun
dreds of fields in the county of Coles and
Edgar in which the stalks will average
fourteen feet, and sixteen feet stalks are
too common 10 attract notice. A stalk
was exhibited in Paris, a few days since,
which measured SEVENTEEN E SIX
INCHES, raised by Mr.. q. II. Wagner,
formerly of Ohio.
But the Reserve is great in some re-
spects. 1t is there that they make but
ter and cheese of milk, and raise calves
on the whey. The individual who press
ed an acquaintance to sit down to the ia
BILE and then charged him "two shil-
lings" for his dinner, also has ''local
habitation and a name in the Reserve.
-Charlesron, (Iu.) Courier.
Where a man is sharp, we will always
acknowledge the corn, even if we are
hit, ourselves. But the Courier forgot to
mention that the season. had only reach
ed to the first or second week in August,
at the time Mr.. Powers brought in his
products, and there was still time enough
for corn stalks to grow several feet high
er.
Illinois IS great too in some respects
Great for swine and fever and ague. But
Illinois has given to the country n pro-
duct, which never could have thrived on
Ohio soil, and that is, Stephen arnold
Douglas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
Justices and ConstabIes' Blanks,
Ypme Snttaigtrur.
Not quite Married.

Last week the following marriage no.
tee was handed to our foreman by 6
young woman, with request for publica'
ton.
In Ba1etta, on the 9TH inst, by Rev. Elijah Cham
plain. Mr.. THOMAS JOHNSTON, of Johnston, to Mrs
CAROLINE LETrEx. Of the former place.
Of course we published 1t, asking nc
questions. We are personally accquain-
ted with Mr.. JOHNSON, and knowing him
to be a man of undoubted veracity, were
much surprised when he informed US yes
terday, that he had not been invited to
the wedding, and that the announcement
in the Chronicle was the first intimafion
he had received, of the happy event
As he insists that he is still a bachelor,
we are forced to believe him his means
of information, IN this case, being better
than any other mans.
We are informed that the person who
brought the notice TO our Office is the
same young lady who figured before the
Probate Court, in our town, a week or
two since, in a manner not very credita-
bic to herself. She requested our fore
Ran to copy the notice, as she wished to
leave it also at the Democrat Office
The same performance was gone through
with at that Office, only altering the
story by saying that she wished the no.
tice copied in order to leave it at the
Chronicle Office. In this way he kept
the original notice. Before the Demo
Graf was printed. the trick was dicover-
ed, but our paper had been issued.
As Mr.. JOHNSON is a man of sense, he
only laughs at the joke.
As for ourselves, we have only to say
that if the trick was meant for a sell, it
was a very paltry one, and might prove
an expensive kind of amusement. If it
was intended to do an injury to either of
the parties it has failed. If the young
woman, or the young man who wrote
the notice, flor he is also known, J is
ambitious of this kind of notoriety, they
are welcome to it.
Any n guilty of such despicable
meanness, is beneath contempt.