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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
COMMERCIAL.

TheTnclisb Nosry market exhibited Little change,
although the funds were somewhat heavy. The latest
Quotations On the sth for Consos 81 70 9ei FOR
money. and e3 TO 93i for the -ih Of May and alter
regular hours there improvement Of al t. Bank
S,Cck left of at 2l3 70 2lS
Foreien Discounts we've dull on the 7ih, b.; EXHIBIT
Cd q slight Improvement on the following das.
The frm Of Messrs. Lyons Wake & Co., large
Fast Iuda ard general merchants, have snnoun >ed
suspension OF pay ment They ere s,asi ooo
WI .e Y uusod produce they hold, snd which cost
more than 80 600, can only De realized a. heavy
depreciation
Mr. W. O Young slip owner broker and ssursnee
s-ert. has kew.se failed. lis liabilities, exclusive OF
those upon insurance po,ts are stated Al t2o COZ,
considerable portion OF which haye been incurred N
conn, elton with The differentiation i bankruptcy
Tie CoRs nalke. wa- steady &, a,iorme-ra,es. MALT
Lad adyalced pr quarter.
Tie reports O. the Naruactur1g trade oitAe eoun'r!
throughout the week were favorable. Al Manchester
,here hsd b,er ;rcrea.ed business AZ 81 advance N
yIicts tie op, rGor ioI Inia and Auerca be- veT!
axe AZ B.-rc lam the te-rn s;on o.; tie uncertain
,f rcn for the quarter Ess io,oSed BY an
-rfuXof order. and the fall,. Of 10 he demAnt Tor
Wy pu-c.e. wa expected t. b more than cour:er-
balanced ~ tie activity icr peace. No'tnsahm
trade II Hos.ery and Lac had improved In the
Nc,l,r d-tncts there alteration, and IL l7.h
Liner market remained healthy.
Nssss -l21d, Athya 4 g, Liverpool, faycr u
wi;h iAe following:
-IrvFsFooI T-=.iAy. ATr- g isr-S -
-PEFapsTVfFs-Iee s-rv--s 49, F-ry 1-sFF. "htAr e
s-sce esstr FLclE f-s c-s-.--s q % go e A. Z,
..e -: -fsI;c Wee :. :. . 1-e -ee-ct-- No-N
va ore oEe-as 8 ra-sr ..wt:; ihe ce-zn- = sEs =,
- Gr & -1a-,s. BIEf A. PcSK -1atl7-e "a - -
.tsrse5 s4ccN goc: demand re zHts; s-ite cAfe
{ T. - = .-.r r-F =
sastl LsEc =, 80 --e l-ss g t--y c1-'l.
-rc,. sfe q. tsr o-s-. = j. ~ ~ c--t4---
Mess-s. Herman, Cox Co, Liverpool, III - tie
:o-OvI-:
IiyEEFocL Iuesisy Az lsic-f
T. CcTrcs w. - . IL Atca .ss go
vs-v .-eE-v a. ;---. --r.v - it-ed H.
t-lt-s zv-- E q -srs - 20 - wee
s,-e,it- A. - lccc-s = re-A'-
~ --cr Stre Z L-zietJ, e -
etr 1s t.ese 1s- ssEs lc-c Fe-y s-fc-sF ca
.sr 1skst =; oEe-t ~ q - e q ae'
tfcl-- r--c-r: - s- % --s 80 = AZ
ave teec vtry law. Ak u-s y Aoof 4-- l-e
..tr r-l-- " e1-tc- - --7c-sfT - IL - a.
- GO t--.. Z -L Srea- ra --. 49, ~
.-t a. 49, c---sr -lcce -----g EsT -tF- - e.
4 l-T---s- fc-es lie >s-s y-steEes! es De-.
= -1v tUt lsts
F-cu Ni-ets-sr ssre ~ f-v1-E ,slsE-s, = hsrs-
O . Gocls lAEA vsy s-; i-- -stils g 1e-caT a.
49, IS 1tt.- AZ -s-l---s ---- r-ees 90
Nr.-r. E.lh hsrd-cr. >lerce & Co., Liverpool -,11
tie 'clcwuc
-vrSfoei Ize.-sy Az is>-
s-.s FriAy Et - "a ss-y t-lvv ---sa' C. "t''f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
MARINE AFFAlRS.
1rrrcrs ~ 1uL sroRN.
needs.


The steamer Thomas Hunt, for Perth Amboy, on
her o'cock trip on Monday, when of Per N' !,
Moth River, parted her port rudder chains and was
crfed by tie force OF the wind siou OF ascAooner'
name not known. which carried away m'st Of the
urrsr works on the stsIboaId side forward Of the
heelbouse. A part Of the schooner- jib0oom, bow
-prit IL read gear left on board the steamboat.
\ pop Her ply.rg between Albany and P'liAde!-
ph.s. vixen passing uP tie h.I-, was compelled :"
sr,lc- four barc.- which he had 10 TOW, and they
were slerwald driven upon the meadows high AM
dry The plopeItr "a. Psyscu, Wescott, OF and i'5n
Newark ,or New-YoTk, il ballast, wert ssaore, az
p IL on the rocks opposite NeEBrghton; she b-ged,
aid j. iull Of water.
4NoTHiR ARCTIC r1FEDirIoS.
NJ Eerry GI.1reI has just received Letter from
LGcy FrlDk.n. IL which Id expresses ces''e th1'
pr Ksre should vi-.t England FOR The pufP~e OF tax
itc charge 4 srother Arctic Expedition. She s,u4
Lore. that some survivor Of Sir Jyhn Frankn' P''y
nav be found ly.pc amors tie E-qamAuI' rom
whom nigh: be o5t1;1ed toe particulars Of her hl'
tsrd. fate Sic Iroqo--s TO IT oat propeller A. heF
ovp exr,r.e. and eve tie command 70 Dr n h-ne'
coNYIlxLsI = CAPT. LISLs.
A,ie corrl-aor os the ate voyage oi The steamer
Arses 20 ,hs port TIE passen,ers on board, heAiel
T., lie Hon james p1cLanau. presented Cap Lines
he- ,orrsnder III very hs,te-in- iestl-non 81 ~
ures.,ve q The h-gb es,eem Z when they held HIM.
boil ss - cfFcer ard : -ei.ile alaA.
rrr yASpTRrILr ECKcFE4S sTEANL.s
lis re -. resume Is ,nr- between ; -;Aanll''n
U.,re. B.euen a1d Nev-T,Ik. on tie 81 = 4 Is..
T.. North -. y. ,ssse New.Ycrk OF Il =; tay.
.liSE cT srHasERs IRON BOSTON 70 SEw-ro -,
W .c-- that J. Ho.for. >ui.l. esl.. Oi Nes-l DIX
= roS n tlis city wio prupC-tion. % e-iAl-A ~
II ,teSUets b.txsen il.s I-ft ar1 NeH-lg'A-
-.cVo-e- tU- :wC IT. .2ss s,-sEer-- ~ -, ~
"a Il :e uos. sst.tEr:... HGrr-r, -ou-'-a'-i
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

throughout, with watsr-tight compartments ran
wheels and with sufficient power 70 mshs AZ. 80 80
lirtysiI hours Boston Atlas, Tae.da,.
THE SNIP HIGH FLrrR SAFE.
The ship High Flyer, Capt. Gordon wu,,,-,..
sailed from San Francisco on the 2oth Octob,, Ia.
Hong Kong. and as she had not arrived o, Tia, -
on the 18th of February following, zone fesrs -
entertained for her safety. postscript 10 l.,,.
received in New-York from { r.ton, dated Feb !,
states that vessel from CalilJrn.s, bouod "a pO,
Korg, was at the Island Of IIapan, dsmassed s.S ),
fitting: and strong hopes were entertained TIA, :
would prove TO be the High Flyer. Hansn n l,,.'
island seus rating the China Sea from ronosin bt.
between lat. lso 10 and 2Oo w. and on 1850 o., -,
ulo f.. and eco miles = W. from Hong KaO~ w
learn from Capt. Watermans brother, n. ". w.,,,.
nan, esq, Of this city, that he has as; received
letter which positively assures him TIA; the Hs,
Flyer s safe aud Is receiving repairs a; H.nan. IN
,,ss, sailed October 90, AID was no; heard from 6,
rs days.
NAVAL.
The United States ship German,cwc, CommsnI-
LYNCH was al Monteyid-o % on the 9th OF AareA. ,
well The fricaie Savannah was a. Rlo Janciro On q.
18th OF March awaiting the arrival of tae store-sAD
Commodore Saiier had dispatched the United Sale
brig Raipbridge Commander Rosan to the west co.s
of Terra del Fuego in search Of the OF Amen
can whale ship said have been cast away there SON
sorr months since. The Bainbridge sailed ron r,
uron this service March -. The French frgsss u
Forte 45 day from Valparaiso anchored in The habr
of Rio on the l4th of March. She exchanged ngrs
with the American flagship.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
THE STIPTLATIONS IN THE TREATY OF
pF.CE

In the Journal des lf6ats VI. : de Sasy unde6akes
70 unval TIE TRANSACTIONS of the CoriLen-e VIE
r.fereuce to the ffh article OF the well sno"h h-Ier
hazv corGitious-tLa; By which the AlAes reserved
tie right TO produce uterlcr conditions IL I"Oie'N
interest -, ,.,.s
The Russian Penipotentiaries Il is ssld, dd not de-
frd iii er th, military arsenal of Ni'oaeu OF turn
ravAl establishment IN the Black sea or apon Tue
sIores Of the Black SEA in the Sea o. AEot or upon
the ,torts of the Sea Of Acct. The treaty OF peace
Iroclams in the wide-t and n'-t aosoute sehse Sle
piincipe Of tie naturalization O. these 40 sea.. o
vs-to ol Ill rot be rebuilt. The hussa ppfis anj
e.ties will be accessible 20 al Governments who WI!
be free 10 exercise ar active surveillance by means OF
con,ulsr agents. All the Russian forts Which nave
teen Constructed upon the eastern Goa, " the M
S.a along the Caucasus with the extremity oi tue
Ru..iar t.rjtcrv not far from Batoum, VIII be O.
t., ed snd cannot be replaced. I'd.
NJ &c Sacy intirns;es that the Gemouion OF tue Inc
twfcntle Back and Ca. plan Seas. was demanded OF
Russia snd thst the demand was refused, on IN"
groruG at the forts necessary 10 the ecu1y oi
the fouti r that European interest calls tor theH
de-irrctior. snd that they cannot be brought "H9n
the sccpe Of the 5th article. The AIes. Is saiI
oAv usy. but il was agreed that the Ru-so-Iurki,n
frontier Cd that sde should be defined so "a to avod
future coacts the Russians, meanwhile retlnng IRON
T. :. ai.o affirmed that the Turkish penpotentaries
dernardod Of Russia an indemnity for the expenses OF
tie war AMI for damage sustained through repeater
iryG.io1s Of the PIincipdite- 10y Russia. These at,
fer damages il j. said have been frequently admitted
b, tie Russ an Government. which has promised rep
a;aton but hitherto has not kept lts word his de-
mard the Russian plenipoteutlarle- rrl-C,ed.
The treaty forbds the RussiaDs-so VI. de SacT Is
a,sure9-tle f,r1ihcation Of thu isles Of Aan1. Ihe
Vrohibitiou Is absolute and admits neither iore' osT
racks uor eutrenched posts.
The question Cf the future constitution OF tue fIin-
cipalities TIE Dc5Gts afirms. ha scarcely been al
yarCtd beyond tle vague pnGpd'lti,s oi the pIop"s
ons accepted at s. Petersburg last January aud Is
met with difficulties.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
BERAxGER UPON THE SECOND EMPIRE.

RERANGER UPON THE SECOND EMPIRE.
The following verses, newly written by BersaSer
are. it j. said circulating in mlnuscrptn IN Pans The.
are totally urtr, nsla:4ble, and therefore, we glS
Ii, m in tie or na language for the benefit OF thos
who understand IT, Let those who have never irhe'
F1ench, now regret it more than ever;
Aux rrUpANTs.
Pauvr,s enfsnts q1ol yous croyeI encore
Qu'oD peut crier, "Nive Ia lIberte
7, sous les plis du drapeau tricoOre
Ft'tr ct mi qui Ia rc.suscie'
Mes echa' q vers don't yous gardez meino!Ge.
Oublit z.es je yiens les renier:
Sly croyais. ie maudirais me goire,
AL pardonn,I au pauyre chau-onnier
Par Quels cdt6s ce temps quon fiit reyiyTe
R,ssemble-ti Il aux lours reves par MOI
Moi dui i4n.Bi- Ii al cesse d. ppunuiVfe
Laquais fstteurs, empereur pspe. ct ro
81 tus de- chants pour un grand capltalne'
Ctst Gull eiait saHs sceptre et pnsonnier'
Rrumsire ttsit pun par Saitte iielene.
All paIdonneL al pauvre chansonnier'
P,ur moi N;sard sera t-r P,loquencc
Fl ever pr IN second Arago
Susie l'smi de Ia mutt, ia silence
r. R,lmonttt me tisnt i heu Hugo
Iufin mon Dieu si clement 81 bOLhomme
Est. e pitu Gu sbIre et du geoier
T-t-l cclui que 'ou prote = Rome
Al Iardonler su pauvIe chansonnier
Oui j'ai chonre r6popee hero.que
Dee habits tl, Us pai Ia vietoire uses;
C'ttai,nt les FL. de notre RepubLqae
Rsttan, ,iret au- les Rois co.h'ts.
Ma.s e so.dat bien brosse qu. nous guete,
Qui pous tuerai pour pas-er Officer,
E,tl le mien triuquan' Ia guirguette
All pardonuez ~ pauvre chansonnt
A Ia Pologue, Il Ia noble Itahe.
La France Goit une deite de sang.
lie cal on groude-en avaut -Mais, fole
ii pies de nous le terToin es' gl>s6ni
Allons porter plus lon independence
Au Tufc dui-il se faiTe un peu prier.
Ptuples voia votre sainte alliance
An parlounez au pauvre chansonnier
Paitt Mas =. l<t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.

+ Z IT "
In the House If Commons on the 4;h inst. loru
Goderi(h rose 70 put question Of which he had gwen
notice and which rtft rred o. subject q! considerable
in poItsuce. There had spPtard N the ueWsp ipeTs
sbCit time ago certain articles which puIorted 10 Dc
eovi.s of dispatches sent by the Foreign OAce tS NJ
CramIt,n our Minister at Washington, and certain
oisIatch,s of Mr. Marry the Secretary OF >ae OF the
United States. he would read them On the %'ih OF
February Nj. Champion whites to Nr. Many;
"ON,eryirr hs some s7yreheusu - exist a. o.
tie cse nsas ~ Lord Clsesdoo NJ Bueh.ts1 70 sae1
tie rents reSsrts the rTTie,suou ot the tsNtoa bl Net
vaty uVor hi,A e sovsTr uer's d'ssresd 70 sls-
'll VEL i ssnd YOU tie iaeosed --sFsea iaca rs
ssrei kayg aAte ihs a,ol before -; ;ae
t,A iAs Ssi p4rassaA 90 tAo asP~ieA escA?ed y Ae
te 81 .As i ',1 Cl,,r, \ SSri, ;sre1 Se i,t
or~,ld uroI .-sec' Its> - WAea -ie'F't yo- were
In he de,pa,ch referrei To- Iori Clarendon writes
10 Nj Crsmpton, under cste Nov. 10;
Nj Rvch,Hsn having, u tie course q eouvefs'or e~
the .5 Ststes bv ;he orsttsment of e Ce.trS Are1
sve,cu ssaa sssurej aii that Aee aAa ~ w-s -
the Wei1 Ad reminded bi tasi as iae treeaee ee
tAsr II tnd hs lasd States tu5es sey uoa is- ~
he Nssys Cover sueii tie 70 he s-Scsaoa
, - 49, 49,, .Ssss ~ tsGs sssr -
ousht ls Nou3 b tAs Sesi d sscAhe uAnres -
.i,'. settlement q The Ssssol NJ Bs1sA7Aa a. =
would sle kueu o. h e. nuaeut sn4 sve i1sEnt'oas
to o,u.insus.te iAs dispatch 30 Mi Many
II appt and ~ hum to be ot gvSf importance u Ice
public ~siVic, that instructions 81 the nature gwen
that disps,ch should De strictly adhered TO, ana was
only due 10 Mr.. Cramptcn tbs, sone ,nio-msil'a
shcU'd te obtained on Tie subject. H. therefore
begged t. ask tie frsi LOld of the Treasury whehcs
cocum,u, which had rccenily sPl~s-ed. pnrPo-tl1-
10 b 3 dispatch written by Il. Bntlsh Minister
Mssh iggtos "a the Secretary II State oi the pNed
States the 2,th Of February last with reference 70
the dl>pG'es between thus country and ihc | mite
States the subject OF Central America, aa;hea-
TIC
Nj G,.r.ro>' vs. 6c>. nous Il >sy.ns f,w So-is
l.&-, tUCb'C e. snswervl ,te cue~'.cc. IL clt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10
DR. Hartmann.

ILL., od1OludAs
This distinguished physician will be at the
GaskiIl House, Warren, Saturday, 9th inst
We clip the following from the Gospel Visitor,
edited by the Rev. Henry Kurtz:
1--WE have lately visited and consulted DR..
Hardman upon a ease in our own family of an
ineipient pulmonary complaint. We found him
surrounded with applicants for medical advice,
one room was crowded with men, another SINH
luly crow6el with females. What we saw and
heard gave Us not only a more correct idea of the
system of treatment, but also of its superior eff
caey, and that d.. Hartman, though apparently
quite a young man. is both a scientific man,
and a successful practitioner. We were agreeably
surprised to find in him the grandson of a dear
brother, who was many years a member of this
church, but of late removed within the BOUNDS
of an adjoining district.
1--WE can freely endorse so far as We are able
to Judge, and commend DR.. H. to those of our
dear readers, who may be afflicted with what
was hitherto considered an ineurable disease
He invites also consultation on other diseases
Palpitation and all other forms of heart disease.
Liver complaints, dyspepsia, and all other dis
eases of stomach and bowels, piles, female com
plants generally, and all diseases of the Eye
and Ear.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10
Morse & C1utes' Mystic Temule.

Look out for fun and amusement at the NAM
moth Pavilion, West of the Court House-where
will be found the largest company of performers
now travelling, in connection with a large band
of Ministries. The Managers have engaged the
renowned Turkish Magician, thus afording at
fractions seldom found under one Pavilion
This company will remain here during the Fair.
In order to increase the interest, the Manager
will, on Wednesday evening, offer a prize of a
silver watch, worth S25, to the man who will
run 200 yards, and make the best time-ofer
open to all, without extra change. Also a prize
OF a Tea Set, worth $50, to the best lady rider ;
the judges to be chosen from the audience. A
large and convenient ring will be prepared, and
good order preserved. There must be at least
three competitors for each prize.
Morse & CUTE.
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Mrs Jennings Concerts.

This accomplished vocalist will give one con-
cert, this Tuesday, evening, at the Gasklll
House Hall, another on Thursday evening at
Empire Hall. On next Monday evening she
gives another at Empire Hall. This last con-
cert, with noble generosity, she gives for the
benefit of the High School, to be used in such
manner as the Board of Education may direct
Mrs. Deming is beyond question the best singer
who has ever sang before the public IN this
place. She is already deservedly a great favo-
rite here, and now that she has added to the at
traction of her fine musical talent, this evidence
OF her willingness to give as freely as shereceives-
her iberality will be appreciated; and We doubt
not, she will be greeted with full houses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE-


II brated GERMAN BITTERs. Prepared by DR..
C.. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa. Will electually cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, J~aundice, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases of Kidneys. and all diseas-
es arising from a disoriered Liver or Stomach. Such
as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for food, Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at pit Of Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and difficult BREATHING,
Fnttering at the Heart, ChOaking of sufoeaiing sensa-
in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots
OF webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, YellOwness OF the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back. Chest, Limbs.
&C., Su lden Flashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
to this preparation, does SO with a feeling Of the utmost
confidence in its virtues and Adaptation TO the diseases
for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test OF a trn years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrivaled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony in its fs-
Tor given by the most prominent and we'll known Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts Of the country is
immence, and a careful perusal of the Almanac, pub
lshed annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis
of any Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the great &c
lebrity it has obtained
Principal Office and Mandatory. No. &c ARCH ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by E A SMITH & CO., War
rem: W. l. HOWE, Bloomfield; ]. CAMPBELL, New
ton Falls, and all Dealers in Medicines.
Anil q Ig5e- Nv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10
SHERIFF SALE =

~ BY virtue OF an order of sale in attachment, issued
out Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Trumiull COun-
", ann State Of nhi0,t TO NE directed and delivered by
the Clerk thereof. 1 have levied on. and shall EXPOSE to
public sale, al the door Of the Court House. in Warren.
in said county. on Saturday, the 9th day OF September,
A D. ls56, between the hours of 10 O'Clock. a m. and
4 O'Clock. p m, Of said day, the legal and equitable
interest of George W. Hoover, in and to the following
described real estate, to wit about eighty four acres
OF land, situate in Hubbard township, TrumbUIl Coun-
ty, Ohio, and bounded as follows On the east by wiz
liam Longs land, on the north by James Montgomery
land, or the west by John VOLTS land, and public road,
and on the south by the east and west center highway,
it being the real estate of Isaac Hoover. deceased
Said legal and equitable interest of said George W.
Hoover, being seventh part Of said eightyfour acres
OF land, which is undivided Appraised at S240.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
SheriHss 0fire Warran Aur- 9Th lS5f - 81 10
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Likeness of Col. Fremont.

We are indebted to the entcrTrising firm of
Spring d Reed, of this place, for a capital, full
sized Lithograph likeness of Col. Fremont, beau
tifully framed. We have given it a conspicuous
place in our office, where we shall be happy to
see any of our friends who wish an introduction
to the next President We especially appreciate
this gift, coming as it does from two gentlemen
who are both of the opposite party, strong Bu-
chanan men. We are really sorry for them, but
as that is their only fault, we hope yet to see
the scales fall from their eyes. As the best re-
turn we can make for their generosity, We shall
labor to the full extent of our small ability. to
defeat the candidate of their choice, believing
in our Utmost soul, that if that end is accom-
plished, their Orn best interests, as well as the
canse of freedom, will be advanced. Mcssrs.
Spring & Reed have a large lot of fine engrav-
ipes. some of which would tempt any man of
taste to unlcose his purse strings
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SalITHS ESTATE

w Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate OF Mary Smith, late Of BrOukfeld, Trumbull Co..
deceased. LEICESTER CLARK
AM ~ IE.G u
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Heart Rending Accident.

We learn from the gainesville Telegraph that
a little, s~prightly, bright-eyed son of Mr.. John
Reynolds, proprietor of the Mountain House. who
had seen but five summers, accidently fell into a
vat of boiling pe%pPepmint, last Friday. The
little fellow was taken out as soon as possible,
but died in a few minutes. The manner of such
a death must render more poignant the anguish
of the parents at the loss of their boy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-10

From the above statement IL will he seen that KerO-
sene produces the most light, at the least cost, and
that Burning Fluid produces the least light at the
greatest cost.
1 have also made a careful ANALYSIS of your Kerosene
Oil, and find it to be remarkably pure and free fIOm all
substances which would otherwise render it unfit for
burning in lamps. When thus purified by the process
nov in use, j; is not explosive, even when it is heated
to 2I2 F.. ana being much less volatile than camphene
is not liable to smoke.
In view of the above facts, l am sanguine that your
purified Kerosene is destined TO supersede all other
oils or burning fluids, rs a source OF artificial illumin-
alton. and would -ecommend it as the most valuable
material for that purpose with which l an acquainted.
Very Respectfully, four 0ld't Serv't,
EDWARD y. KENT, Chemist
Constantly on hand for sale by
aug %. IS56. pRING & REED
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4 Common Pleas.
Petition in
? Civil Action
for Debt.

Il County. IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Francis Porter, Plaintiff,
against Petition in
William r. Nichols. James Az Civil Action
Davidson and Elizabeth J. DaY for Debt.
idson, his wife, Defendants.
The above named defendants, one of whom, William
B. Nichols, resides ont Of the State of Ohio, are mott
fed, that the Plaintiff has filed in said court his pc
tition, setting forth that on or about the I'd day Of June.
A D l255. the said James A.. Davidson. executed to the
defendant, William b. Nichols. three several POM
isOry note. one for S27 90. due on the first day of
October, le55; one for So 90, due on the first day
of april, A d 1856, and one for one hundred dol
lars, due on the first day Of April. 4 d 1857. all on an
aual interest That to secure said notes. James A Da,
wilson and Elizabeth J., his wife, gave Nichols a mort
gage on lands described as follows: Lot ., section %,
and is known by lots Q and Ia north side Of Broad
street, in Merton township. and 10 lS feet north and
south, St5 feet east and West, which was recorded
That said Nichols on or ~aLoufthe ad day Of lune. A
d 1e'6, assigned said note end mortgage to this plain
tin. The plaintiff Trays Judgment sainst defendants
and an Orier and decree to sell the land DESERVED in
said mortgage Said Nichols, who is a non-rcsideI I
of taid state Of Ohio. il required to answer said petit
ton bv the cath dav OF October, A b ESQ, else he viii
he in defall- and decree for plaintiff entered accord
ingiy. HOFFMAN & RATLIFF,
Sept. }, lese-6E. Attys for Plaintiff,
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New Castle & Darlington Rail Road,

The entire work on this Road has been allotted
to Joseph Chamberlain & Co., of Cleveland, and
the work is to be commenced as soon as practi-
cable. Col. Thomas J. Power has been ap-
pointed Resident Engineer, with instructions to
Immediately prepare the line for the commence
ment of the work, and it is expected that the
road will be completed by one year from the LIST
of Sautember next.