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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-16
N THE COURT OF C,mmon Fieas vi
Il Trunbull County. Ohio.
Mstthes b. Tayler, Plaintiff,


vs..
Charles VI. Reed, R.. g. Parks and P. II
Ball, unirr the firm Of Reed, Parks &
Co., Defendants.
The defendants r. C. Parks and P. II. Rail, non res
idents Of the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified Ohe de
PENDANT Reed having answered. that On the 2Ist day
Of November. A D lS55, the plaintiff filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas. setting forth that there
is due him from the said defendants, on their agree
ment or note. the sum Of two hundred thirty three dol
lars and fourteen cents with interest from October %,
ls47- said agreement or note, reads substantially as
follows:
"$375. Due NJ. B. TayIrr three hundred and seven
ty-fye dollars. to be paid in river freight between Bea-
yer and Pittsburgh, at customary rates. for Canal Boat
Telegraph.
Warren, Oct %, Is47. RED, PARKS & o."
There have been payments made on said note which
reduces the amount now due to the sum elaimed by the
plaintiff. The plaintiff says that said defendants have
refused to pay said note in river freight when requested,
whereby they became liable to pay said note in money.
Said defendants are hereby notified that an order of at
tachment has been issued, and unless they answer said
petition on or before the 9th day Of February. A D 1856,
Judgment will he taken against said Il. G. Parks and p,
II. Ball, for said san Of S233, "a, with interest from Oct.
%, 1871. J. Z. II. HUTCHINS,
Dec26-6t A't,ys for Plaintiff.
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The FRANKLIN House"

In Warren, is one of those coy, old.
fashioned places of entertainment, which
are getting scarce in these days of pro-
gress. Moreover, the landlord, BILLY
WILLIAMS, is a perfect personifcation Of
the jolly, rotund Boniface SO often de-
scribed in travellers stories. There are
more lofty and pretending hotels in War
ren, but commend us to the Franklin
for a cordial welcome and a comfortable
time generally.-Aahoning Register.
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OHIO CULTIYATOR FOR 1856.
DevOted to agriculture, Horticulture, ana
Home Interests.

PUBLISHED TWICE EVERY MONTH; 6PAGEs LARGE OCTAVE
Volume XII Of this oil favorite Journal will com
mence on the LIST January. ls56. printed on an entire
suit Of new type, and will he especially interesting to
every one engaged in general Agriculture. Stock Rails
ing. Gardening Fruit GrOEing. &C., or interested in
the happiness and intelligence Of the Home Circle
The Editor confidently hopes and expects that
EVERY FRIEND OF INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
VIII lend his influence and patronage to sustain this
old and true friend Of the rural interests. and to increase
its circulation until We shall have, as We certainly de-
serve,
A R0USING LIST IN EVERY NEIGHB0RH00Di
The entire proprietorship of the Curtivator has been
purchased by Col s. d. HARRIS, who has been Associ-
ate Editor with Mr.. BAfEHAN for the last five years.
and he is determined the paper shall be essentially de-
sirable
FOR EVERY FARMERS FIRESIDEI
He has the means and the disposition to make it so. and
he calls on his friends-Which includes all mankind
and womankind-tO send on the names and the cash.
for q real live and independent Farmers paper.
TERNs.-Single copy, 81 a year; 4 copies for 50; Q
copies for So, (and a copy to the getter up Of the club
-alEays in advance. and to begin with the year. For
special orders to local agents, inquire at your post Of
fee, or send directly to me for a full prospectus and
spec men copy, and raise a club in your own n~eighbor-
hood.
S. D. HARRIS,
jsn2 Editor and Proprietor, Columbus, o.
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Good wooden Overcoats from SO, IS upwards. Good wooden suit Of cloth coat,
LUMBERMEN MD SHIP

Il B~UILDERS.-The subscribers are now prepared
to Manufacture Ralstons Portable Horizontal Saw
Mill, with engine and boiler, all ready TO run. and to
dispose of territorial and individual rights This val
liable invention being now brought 10 . high state oil
perfection, offers to purchasers the following important
advantages over all other saw mills:
II cuts more lumber. It makes smoother lumber.
Il saws each board entirely OF and leaves 10 siub-shOt.
thus saving greatly in quantity, and iurreves the quail
ity. 1t possesses the same advantages or saving long
timber and ship plank as the gang saw the saw running
horizontally, cuts plank from the top Of the leg, the
weight Of the log, together with the fastenings. prevents
all springing. The machinery, saw and carriage being
raised only a few inches above the surface, saves all
expense Of drawing up timber, and adds greatly TO the
convenience and safety Of handling lumber.
Itrequires fewer hands to work it.
It is portable, and can be moved three miles At an
expense Of forty dollars; thus the mill can be moved 10
timber. 1t is equally applicable to large and small
machinery. The saw runs horizontally, and in a sash,
thus giving the double advantage OF the quick stroke OF
the muley saw, and the strength Of the sash saw
These mills are now in operation in Warren, Trum
bull Co.. o. Canonshurg. Pa, Columbus, Ohio, Wash
ington County, Iowa Seven are now building in Iowa
two in Wheeling, Va. The mill in Warren will be re
moved in a few weeks.
ANY communications addressed to the subscrihersA
Newton Falls, Trunbull Co, Ohio. will meet with
prompt attention.
L. D WHITE. WHITE & HAIGHT
VIM. II. HAIsnr.} June 6. Is55y
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PosrxAsTERs are responsible for the
subscription of a newspaper or magazine,
as long as they allow it to be received al
their Office, after it is nncalled for or re-
fused by the person 10 whom it is direct
ed. The Postmaster General requires
that a written note shall be sent 10 every
publisher. that his paper or work lies
dead in that Office. Will postmasiers at
points where our paper is taken and re-
fused, tske notice. aud please act accor-
dinghy
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TeSo. SUIT ePrssnua valuable nprvnnsu PorAleGrmn amrM Aade ths yHous Grinding
feeding @s. nE@et latest Invention Of Mr. enARLEs LgAWTT,f 0mey. Illinois xho osamsds
Farmers f6s c%ur re indIasd to Mr. eT, for ms scrsnlh mrdMeisno Of Machine for
corr ande @H Machines %hsp wPOssh have nEs b"n USE %fT saHsDasd VIII "e HzsA
Indey @ls@ anTe p@MnE m@htue md money hehwasdn and patented. M.ehns Ta n. Pr
Machines have been nhodaedh into wM Markets such sh "@F Ma" Little Giant" &G-s e.n tbs
With nf Iron Corn cThes aSMnsa 4aM ne Then ed some Elects hea Sn8 VENT Toku fnpOvsas
PGs min % o - hsP.M PhSM MIL EhG n wsi tes "a :%%Rs%r ~ me- t. %%a ~
and wsa mnei hsMghet Prma@ta iLts PU9oaned mPHoro an hsrAT The MI .son e.. k T.
tins maxim The INSIDE Grinders stationary, while eeoaSs or mr grinder sWOw. ~ means Of
nr@esT a5g ars@gs s @ sR Pg m g p@r ae sTss NV Nj as1osss Fss se. %s rel n%ma s
rings which can be east ao thd metal and il ever worn OUT can beramyn Ps~d b ne.
This Mills tnsha whit two sao ansSa nnd9 Others Sns furnished amy tine att soa not e.
.m@iO at Pohon ones dhsM MIL, which IL n9the opGnsrm sets bxm r ard rec ets
%dT b M@u t the EgG Ms%d1% SR9g it up 4T dS'S g In NH aRT r TS f snP %a ai s sesHsf ami .s %s ID
lmongI nss 70 whh his Mn lis iTeI are the onowng E-5da -rc rhtngc ona and Cob
togherG Grinding Ml hn SheIfC na and hrG Grain anil other like arp9sa This nn Of N bs
smphin its construction ais win its parts hat can be mrnhsiA a Ty% rice when the ns
lis wen knGInh fact anon sSdemdas Farmers that zone Hhh Of Corn Ouni is worth two in ar {"
Capacity OF gnHnsv vita one hom. from 1901 and with two horses from 1. IS bushels per hor-
NWme to- Td Win T@. twill grind ms nnHr with more Ease ndSnh aE ten times ssI NJ as
feed will grind Nceas nuchash the "Ie amounts fPor"T Pudt Sa quick nOdanT a" nsnasdu dOdyH
OF COR K Job HILLS 7 TIE LATE FAIR OF THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TeN HoTnsn table will hTh tine erP=L AID number Of Revolutions Of aehf the s On sahhf
Gf@ns@s Of the Yoas AmedsaN Vim lover an ass@-ia aras Strength aud DIrsHHy ~. simplicity
y Onts urvOE graduate the quality Of EfmHn% which renders II 50 dTe that il ng
Ryayo mHMS% YARN farm yh INIT u IL AZ sM mm d megv% m T SS%naN m NJ Co 5nmsn H ss as%
@Panhe FROM the min byd The Nhn- @nhe rneHiTh her worn outs hes neoE Of 81
COST OF RUNNING HI YOUNG MERICA MILL z YEARC oNPAR DwIrH THATOR
THEOTHER MILLS IN USE rTIs FINE
or Il; ,sH Ss Ma% a h a yM SI m s %. Ii n ng SaHS on he aYG G l% merle S n M hI PT TS@rss IN rrs s%..
that viii NOR esSnSn m aMnmi md I%@ ' asm %s ssT nsL.I The @n ing Hnss III she's
Guiding an extras Of GdnHn; Plates which Ashg @d@r 4yes;% a rw~lsfG synr, ss-m.t
years mppodngn M m.M nw ill hHa longs @e Young nsdaM n xa@n.r repair. ny~ he vnessd
%% @anp%nT with he YSr im America Mil Fsma and Ts in want o. Mills for %mMnr Cms an %
n orders. sl,r.a. 9TH. Agent poupay .R Bassst a' r'""n' o. :" 3 r1n Or T Ts: !.
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The Weather.

G~eographers must have made a mis-
take as to the latitude of this town for
1856. The GOODNESS of the weather du-
ring the last week, was strongly sugges-
tive of the Arctic regioi IS. The mercury
during four days, indicated the following
degrees Fahrenheit:
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q K. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
IL. RAGE MANDATORY. West aide Of the Ma
honing. Warren, o.

~ lOLLb NJ O1AN
-. RIAGE MANDATORY, West side Of the Ma
honing. Warren, o.
uEU THE Proprietor wishes 10 say TO his
OS9z@ friends. aud all those in want Of Fash
ExSS ionIhle Vehicle, that the Old RED SHoF
49, in full blast. lie hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand. ami is now manufkc
turing, some Of the most splendid Carria res and Bug
gies eve got up in Warren. A large supply Of Sliding
Seats. Roekasa.s. Phseions, Prince Alberts- Jenny
Linds, Rough q ID Readies, TrortiEg Buggies. Top and
Open Buggies, sliding and Sirgle Seat Know Nothings,
with many other styles too numerous to mention. kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying COM
petition. Being himself n practical mechanic, having
employed a number Of first class workmen in every
branch h OF the business, and by using no material but
the very best, his work cannot fai. to be what he recon
mends and warrants il to he.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
and Dispatch
REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given or approved paper. No charge for show
ing Fay work. Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
riages. T.. X. WISELL.
NIB. Afew FIRST rate two hIrse wagons on hand
and for sale. L x. W.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ by virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumhull County Ohio, on
decree made by said court. at their October Term. A ID
leJj, I have levied on, and shall expose to public salr,
as on execution. at the door Of the Court House in War
rem, in said county, on Saturday, the 26th day OF Janu-
airy. A ID. 1856, between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A NJ
and 4 O'Clock P NJ Of said day. the following described
m~OTsgaged premiseI, to wit: lying in Hubbard town
ship. in said county, bounded as follows: beginning
at the north east corner of lands belonging to John 2.
Swsrtzweller. and on the east line Of lot No. 3, in said
township, and running thence north. on said lot line,
eight chains and fifty links 10 a stake; tnence westerly
in a line parallel with the north line Of said John z.
Swartzweller's land, forty one chains and five links TO
a stake in the vest line Of said lot; theme southerly
on the same, { chains and 81 links, q CHI 50 y to the
north corner Of said John p. Swartzweller's land;
theme eas.erly on the north line Of the same. to the
place Of beginning. Containing thirty five acres Of
Ian . more or less" Appraised at thirty dollars per
acre. (S30.Co)- To be sold at the suit Of Rose Ann
Moore against MeMurren and Farley.
II R. ARMON Sheriff.
sherid's ONCE, Warren. Dec. 90, Is55-5t-3.5O
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

~ COMING AG AIN-togeiher with any number OF
elegant Pianos, MeludeOus. &c, daily arriving at 5. 7.
Poneroy's Piano Ware Room , Liherty St, Warren,O
must again remind my friends that a good Piano
Forte is the most substantial. seusthle- AID "ithai ac-
s-ptabIe Christmas or New Years gift which can be Sc
lected. IL any doubt it. / respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for confirmation OF
my opinion. l always sell a large number on or near
the HOLIDAYS. and am glaI to sa this year that l am
favored WIKI an unusual speaking ahead" for instrd
ments. Those intending to "go in, will do well to calf
nov % S. !. P0MEROY.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIA-

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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIA-
~ TIOS-SECOND YEAR
Arrangements for the Second Annual Correction OF
this new aud Popular Institution Tor the diffusion or
Literature and Art, have been made on the most ex'
tensive scale.
Among the works already engaged. is the far-fAned
GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
Which ORIGINALLY cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection, the diffusion Of
American Art, ard the Encouragement Of American gem
ius have not been overlooked. Commissions have been
issued to many Of the most distinguished American Art
lists who will contribute some of their finest produc-
tons. Among them are three Marble Bnsts, executed
by the greatest living Sculrtor-HTKAN POWERS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the father of his Country.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, the Philosopher.
DANIEL WEBSTER, the Statesman.
Aspecial agent has visited Europe and made care
ful and judicial selections offoreigu works Of Art, both
in Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice Paintings.
Of Paintings and statuary, to he distributed FREE
Year.
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The Literature ssued to subscribers consists Of the
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Persons taking five memberships are entitled to sny
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works Of Art for the ensuing year.
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Josiah Rollins Ir- p1fH ACNaAAon OI ri
& cOunteTclaim Of
Noble I. Robbins a mr. of Josi Admir-. Of Josiah
ali Robbins, Dec'd., Isaac and T. hoDolhs, decd, Tor
liza HeatOn, James and VIM. money III hanas oil
Smith and L. W Tayler, Defts. lanes ana William
The defendants, Isaac and Eliza Heaton, living in IL
lnois, are notified. that the petition of plaintiff and
counterclaim Of Noble I. Robbins as Admin strator of
JOSIAH Robbins, deceased, have been filed in said
Court, aHedging that Isaac Heaton got the farm of Jo-
siah Robbins, Deceased, into his hands wrongfully.
gold it for S3,50O,O0; got all the proceeds hut s., 4O.G 90
sul due from James and Vim. Smith, on bond was to
support Josiah RIbbins and pay his dehts-did not do
either left the Barclay debt of SI6O, o. and the Tod
debt OF Sil and over, remain unpaid. Barclay attach
ed the Smith Bond. Josiah, Jr., supported Josiah, Sen,
paid funeral expenses and doctor bin, and took up Tod
note and prosecuted account and claim to Admiuistra.
tor got judgment before J. Palm, Justice, Warren. o -.
for S2fl.5s and cost Dec. llth, 1865 asks Judgment
against Isaac for enough to pay it. and all expenses
and costs, and for share Of each heir and Judgment.
that James and VIM. Smith pay balance Of bond. $780,
%, to apply and for general relief Said Isaac and
Eliza Heaton must answer said petition and counter
claim. by the 18th day of February. A. d. IsJ6. or
and decree win he rendered ut next term, on
their default. HOFFMAN & RATLIPF. Atty's.
Jan. =, le56-6w. for PIG. and Administrators.
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TY FOR SALE OR LEASE The well known
HeatOn Furnace, located At Niles, Trumbuil county,
Ohio, i offered for sale or lease. on terms that cannot
failto please persons DESTROYS OF entering into the bu-
sineSs OF manufacturing iron from the raw material.
II IS located in the midst Of the Mahoning Valley Nj
ming Region, viz Bituminous Coal. YelloE and Black
Iron Ores, easily obtained, and rich in quality. The
location is only a few rods fro the Penn. & Ohio Ca
nal. and the Cleveland d Mahoning Valley, and Ash
tahula & New Lisbon Railroads. For further particu-
lars inquire Of d. W. Cook, Esq. and Geo worthing
ton & Co.. Cleveland, o., or J.R-
Jan. 2-2Hf ut Warren and Niles.
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kansas.
The letter from Kansas which we
publish on the first page, was written by
JOHN BRowN, Jr. Esq formerly a well
known citizen of Vernon, in this county,
to NJ. SUTLIFF, Esq, to whose politeness
we are indebted. 1t gives a full, and at
the same time clear and concise history
of the late diff in Kansas.
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
OWL WAR IN KANSAS INEV[.

OWL WAR IN KANSAS INEV[-
" ABLEl-o MAN SHOT DEAD REA EX-
CITEMFNTi COUNTRY IN ARM Baule-Go Bangi
All caused by JOIN DAY selling out his stand. Ills
STOCK OF gools must he sold by the first or middle Of
or guns and pistols, and gun fixtures of all kinds. by
wholesale or retail, will do we'll to call soon. All that
is wanting is to call with the ready dimes, and show
yourselves willing to buy out my stock, and you can
have the goods at low prices. / have a few rifles. one
extra target rifle; and a few fne dOlhle barreled sht I
guns, twist and single barrels. 2 stols. Revolgers,
fine TASKS, horns and shot belts. All parts Of locks
and gun fixtures OF all kinds. for gunsmiths. Nearly
AL Of which were bought east last Oetober-hut I now
wish to change my business: so call quick or you will
lose bargains. No casing this trip, for | am bound to
close them out il you will bug. JOHN DAY.
Warren. Jan. . ,5S-3m
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0 AND LOT FOR SALE

IL / wish to say through the columns Of your pa
per, that / have a House and Lot to sell, situated at the
centre Of Johnston. In connection. Is a good Garden.
Noodhouse, Barn with sailing. and a building that
would make a good Office for a Physician. By the re-
moval. by death. of DR.. Moore c.. Brady, we are desti-
Su:e Of Ply stefan, ofany kind. and We need one very
much My place is situated in a very pleasant part of
tie Village, and / have excellent neighbors. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of the citizens Of Johnston,
or the subscriber. Ia A. JACKSON.
johnson. Jan. ;. I655-2w.
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INCORPORATED MAY ., 1855.
FACULT Y.

z. G. FOLSOM, A.. B., Principal, Professor Of Theore
zeal and Practical Book Keeping.
W. IL. H0LLIsTER and LAFAYETTE VORCE, AsEis
tant Professors in Book Keeping Department
A. J. PHELPS, Professor OF Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship
D. F. HUMIST0N, Lecturer on Commercial History
and Art Of Computation.
JOHN B. Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking, Exchange, &c.
Hon. JOHN Ex-Member Of Congress-. Lee
turer on Commercial Law.
Rev. J. A. THoME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
and Political Economy.
ERASTUS HOPKINS, Prssident % the St. Louis Air
Line Railroad, Lecturer On Rzilrosding, Commerce,
Ar
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4 MBROTYPES-WM F. PORTER

A MBROTYPES-WM. F. PORTER
"A Takes this opportunity of informing the public
that he is now taking this new and beautiful style Of
PICTURES For delicacy Of shade. tone and briIliancy,
they are unequalled by any other style. and to be ap-
Preciated, they must be seen. They are without IT.
glare OF the Daguerreotype. and have softer lights " d
shadows. They are very permanent, as the picture is
taken on one glass plate, and then another plate Is ce.
mented to that by a process which renders the two
plates in fast one. The pi. ture is then the centre Of
a heavy glass plate, and cannot be destroyed, unless
the glass is broken.
INSTRUCTIONS
Given to Ladies' or Gentlemen in the above art, also in
all the different branches OF Daguerreotyping. as cheap
as anywhere in the State. II PWritten instructions in
Amhrotyping sent to any one, on the receipt Of 50, by
mail or otherwise. WM. F. PORTER
Rooms over Baldwin's Bookstore, Min St, Warren, o.
Jano-.f
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
~ By virtue Of ar order of sale and Fl. "a. issued
out Of the C0urt of Common Please OF Trumbull coun-
", Ohio. to mt directed and delivered, by said court,
and in obedience to said order and Fl. FL, 1 shall ex-
pose to sale at public vendue. as the law directs. ut the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said county.
on saturday, the Goth lay Of January. A. ID. 1856, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A Il and ( o'clock p NJ Of
said day. the following described real estate, to wit:
the store house and lot of James ii. KiDbee, contracted
TO him By Charles and Henry Smith, situate in the Vii.
lage of Warren, in rrumhUll county. fronting on Main
street, near npon the NahOning river, IN the south by
the Drug Store nov occupied by E. A. Smith & Co., and
on the north adjOiES the lot IN which is the brick bull
ding occupied and owned by L. 4. HOyt * Co.
To be sold at the suit OF Lauren Merriam against
James II. kihhee ct. al. Appraised at $500 60. subject
to the Smiths contract, yet to tecome due. Of about sew
entern hundred dollars, (sl.1GO)-
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Warren, Dec. 90, 1s55-5t-J,l3
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SHAWN. just received at
w jana, ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
FURNACE PROPER

THE Great and Chorus Book, BY Brad
l. bury, just published. e5 copies just reed at
JAM :. ADAMS.
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