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l N o F o r II f S

MlCI1 ~ Oh1 III LIE mOOlOAG
Il PUBLIC Of this vicinity, that owing 10 the unex
and now intend to remain here, aud devote myself
with greater activity than ever to the music business
I will also state, in this connection, that l have sold
nv entire miscellaneous stock OF Music and Small
instruments to Mr.. Geo. Adams, who will conduct the
business as heretofore at the old stand. He is max ng
large additions to my former stock. and L respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore extended to
me in this department. As for myself 1t IS my inten-
ton to devote all my time, e-srgy and capital 10 ms
sale Of PIANO F0RrES AND M~ELODEONs am
now receiving the largest stock in this hHe, L have
ever purchased. and am prepared to saS the best stock
and the cheapest. II shall be my aim, as II has been'
20 sell none but those l believe to be the best instru
ments, and At such prices as to make it il an object for
persons to purchase Of me instead OF buying at CleV>
land, Pittsburgh or East. 1 select ny Instruments
Sitl the greatest care, deliver them and warrant then
not only to be good, but to satisfy the purchaser. ]
have now been selling Pianos and Ael0deOns for over
J years. and 50 far as ] know, my customers haV,
without an exception been perfectly satisfied, in every
respect. both with the quality Of their instruments and
the price paid. L subjoin the names OF a few OF those
who have purchased Pianos OF me within the last S
years, to whom persons interested can refer:
WAEREN-I. L. Fuller. Esq; Rev. J. Marvin; Levin
]. Iddings; Hon. NJ. Birchard; 7. j. MeLain, Esq;
]. NJ. HeElep; j l.. Weeks; Henry Smith; P. Fulk; J.
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter, Musis
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. Vautroti G. VI. Patch; John
Mc Combs.
Ausrxrowr.-wm. Porter.
NILEs.-James Russell; Wm. Wari; John Battles
MILToS.--Hon. J. Tod; James Powers.
NEWTON FALLs.-Hor4ce Stevens J. Grove (
Lyman.
BRAcEVILLE IL. Sheldon
HIRAM, O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
T. FARNIN0ToS.-Niss l. c. Steadnan. Music Teacher
BRIsroL.-J. ". Pattengsle; IL Corey, D.
BLooNFIKLn.-Chester Howard.
PARKAAS, O-GeO Burt
KISsNAN.-D. Alien. NJ. D.; H.. Burnard; J. Kinsman-
YERNoS-Ralsz Clark; Lyman Leonard.
BIzErrA-Ei W. Dray.
HuBsARD.-Josn Cramer-
GrRARD.-H. Bzrnhissl; Ferris Townsend; VIM
Richards.
YoUxosIox, &C. c. Chapman; VIM Ross, Man
sion House; J.. Squires; A. Medbury-
POLAND, OBJ. Y. Lee.
NEw Castle, PA.-T. B. Morgan; 7. Perkins; Sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson.
WILMINGTON, Prev. VIM Francis.
BoARDnIS.-C. C. BraiT ard.
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken In ex-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
Of charge. and kept in order for / year.
Warren, Nov. Z, 1855 ST.
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MONEY WANTED.

wears, las may be agreed upon.) 600 or $500, for which
a reasonable rate Of interest will be paid, and good Sc
eEritg giren. Any person having that amount to loan,
win please drop a line to Box No. ], Niles, Ohio. The
money will be wanted on the first OF April next. or
sooner il convenient. feb2O-3tt
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance

Company; office in Rouse's Block. Cleveland,
Ohio; Chartered in 1851; Resources, $500, OO0. This
well known Home Company. continues to insure the
safer classes Of Property against loss and damage by
fire. Their means are ample, and their rates are as
reasonable as those of any other sound Office.
Ofcers.-GEo. MYGATT, President and Treasurer;
BENJAMIN LANE, Vice President; o. n. SKEELs, seere-
taryi Gao. B. sEsLrR. General Agent.
Directors.-Geo. Mygatt, A. S. Sanford. Benjamin
Lane. T. I. Baekus, O. n. Skeels, Chas. W. Cook. Jacob
Perkins, Geo. B. Senter, W. NJ. Powell
0RRIN CHALKER, Agent.
Southinrton. Feb. %. ,56-3tt
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

~ OF OOuTL.
On Saturday. the lat day Of March. 1856. between the
hours Of l and 4 o'clock, P, NJ, on the premises in the
township Of Fowler. rrumbuli County. o., win be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate, As tbs
property Of Thomas Hawiey deceased, to wic-Sitaats
in Fowler, toNnship Nos in the 2d range Of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the Stats Of
Ohio and which 10 also in the county Of Trumbun, and
is known as part Of lot No 46. and bounded a. fol-
lOEs:-West by the public highway; South by lands
owned by Joseph W. Davis; East BY the highway. and
running north to the centre OF big Spring Run y 80
called-the east and west ends to be OF an equal Width
and contains fifty acres Of land more or less
Terms made known on day ef sale.
CHANDLER HAWLET,
Jan. 30, 1856. a. EXT OF Thomas HaHley. des,
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IN PROBATE COURT for TrumbuIl

Il County
Singleton King, Administrator on
Bet5uel Beman, Jun, Deceased.
vs..
Rhoda Ann Beuan, Sophia Sell
by. Beman Reed, and Amelia
Reed aud others, heirs OF said
Be.huel Benzn, Jun, deceased-J
The said Singleton King, Administrator Of rs.hnsl
Beman. Jun, deceased, has died in said Probate Court
for Trum uli county, Ohio. his petition to sell for the
payment OF debts OF the Estate OF said deceased, and
subject to dover OF RhOda Ann Beman, to he assigned
therein. the following described premises. viz Situ-
ate in Mecca toEnship. in said county. known as paFs
Of lot lumber three, in the kingsbury tract, so called,
bounded north, east and west by the lot lines, and "a
extsTd II so far south As to contain eighty acres Of land.
Said p:titicn viii be for hearing on The lst day u
March, 1856.
BY sUTLIFF & FUTILE & 4. J. POWERS.
Jan. 30. ls56 4H, AIty's- for Pr.
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FOLSOM'SMERCANTILE COLLEGE
CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE, C~LEyELAND,o
n TEn NAV ro-

For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited, $40
Same Course for Ladies', IS
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship; simply s
For full course in Plourishing, &C.. as per agreement.
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Robert Moore, Abner, Adam, Asa w.,
Robert, Cathsrine & Wealtha Swartz )
weller, %(children) & Margaret Swartz-
weller, widow Of John P. Swartzwel-
ler
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Pittsburg, Feb. %, 1s56-2m
TEACHERS, MEETING.

Il The Teachers or Trumbull County and vicinity
are earnestly requested 10 meet in association at the
Village of lie Roy, in the township Of Bazetta, on the
9Th Of March next, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
W. H. mcMURRAr, JEo. McKIBBIH,
JAS. McTERRIcH, .. II. JoSsUx.
Democrat please copy. TfebeOl
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VAUTROT Il GILLETT, Wholesa
and Rntnil nn.Iarsi In q ncrn W.rcura IrMrru


v and Retail Dealersin Clocks. WATCHES, JEwELRY.
SILvER-WARE,a and FANCY GOODS, Warren, ohio.2@
We beg leave TO announce to the citizens ofE'E
this County and vicinity, that having recently . -
purchased, directly from Eastern Manufaciur- Va
ers, the largest assortment Of Clocks, Watches, Jewel
ry and Fancy Articles ever brought to this section OF
country, We are prepared to offer inducements to pur
chasers, far in advance OF anything heretofore known
in these parts. Our stock consists in part Of
Extra fine English Lever Watches, in gold, hunting,
and plain cases.
Duplex Watches, OF a superior quality, with indepen-
dent seconds. just the thing for timing horses.
Fine Double Time Center Second watches, excellent
and cheap.
English Lever Railroad Time Keeper in Silver cases.
Detached Levers and Lepine Watches, a large Yari-
ety.
An immense amount Of Breastpins, Ear and Finger
Rings. Of the most fashionable styles. Also, great
variety Of
HOUSEKEEPING AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as Silver Tea Sets, Tea and Table Spoons, Knives
and Forks, Lamps, CandleIiicks, Fruit and Butter
Knives, table CastOrs, Accordeons. &c.
New and superior styles OF Connecticut Clocks, war
ranted good time-keepers and no mistake, which are
offered lower than ever.
When you CONF to Warren, be sure to give US $ call.
We have a perfect mus sum OF curiOsities in the Jewel
~ and Fancy line, and charge nothing for exhibiting
them.
Pedlars supplied at prices that will compete with the
Eastern cities.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and war
ranted. VAUTROT l. GILLETT.
Warren Jan. l6, 1855.
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OTATE OF OHIO.
'urt, Trumbull County.
N MnE

February 90, 1856.
The following accounts Of Administrator Executors
and Guardians, having been filed in the Office Of the
Probate Court of the County and Stats aforesaid. will
remain on file for inspection and exceptions. until the
.th day Of March next, when the same will be exam
lned and ordered to record, il not excepted to:
William GilmOre- final aafffanapt of AJ-;,;4t--
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VALENTINES! Merchants and 9TH

ers doing business through the countiy >, are re-
specially informed that 1 am now prepared to furnish
every variety and style Of Valentines, this coming sea
son BY the single one, dozen or gross. on Commissions
or 0tAerriss, as IL may sHit. Those who favored Us
last year, we trust will not only renew, but largely in
crease their orders. And those who are strangers 70
Us, we would say, call, for we know We can do you good
in the valentine trade, at our oil stand. the YORK
BOOK STORE. Warren. Feb. 6. 1856
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OWL WAR IN KANSAS NEW,

TABLE-oNE A SHOT DEAD GREAT EX-
CITEMENTl COUNTRY IN ARMSi Battle-G -Bangl
All caused by JOHN DAY selling out his stand. Ills
stock Of goods must be sold by the first or middle Of
March next. Persons wanting groceries OF all kinds,
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 rife: and a few fine double barreIed shct
guns, twist and single barrels. Pistols. ReVolvers,
fine TASKS. horns and shot belts. All parts Of locks
and gun fixtures Of all kinds. for gunsmiths. Nearly
all Of which were bought east last Oetober-but I now
wish TO change my business: so call quick or you will
lose bargains. No casing this trip, for l am bound to
close them out il you will buy. JOHN DAY.
Warren, Jan. ?. '56-3m
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NXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

II Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the estate
OF Joseph Earle, late of Weathersheld, Trumbull coun.
ty. deceased. All indebted to said estatr are requested
to make immediate payment. and those having claiu..
are notified to present them according to law.
Feb. 90, 1s56-3t E. E. HoYT.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.-Tbe sub

HENRIETTA ROBINSON, by D.
IL Wilson. With Steel Portrait, One Volume, III
pcges 12mo. Price s 100.
'Her early years we're full Of promise. Beauty
Was hers, and intellect, and all the aids
Which fortune, family, and friends could give.
But she vas crossed in love- and thence her life
To headlong ruin tended"
50 copies just received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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DIR. Hartman.

Ur. Hardman,
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
will be at his rooms in the Gaskill House,
on Wednesday, March 5.
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TO CONTROVERSIES propo.

" WIN DIODO"
Il sails will be received by the Ashtabula and New
Lisbon Rail Road Company, at their Offices in Ashta-
bula or Garfield, until the 18th day Of March, 1856, for
the Graduation, Masonry, Bridging and Ties of that
portion Of their road lying between the Cleveland and
MahOning Road in Niles, to the east and west centre
road in AustintoEn, being about miles.
Profies, Plans and Specifications will be reldy for
inspection on and after the first day Of March next.
Office Az n. L. r. Co. Z. NEWTON, Pres.
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Druggists, Warren, Ohio

1 - DussnSs, ISrren' ohlo.
Newton Falls; Gilbert & Morris, Girard; Brigdon &
Ruggles, Mesopotamia; Henry Barnard, Kinsman. and
by Dealers generally. feb2O-y
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II A FAHNEST0CK & CO, Corner Of Wood and First SIS. Pittsburgh. Pa,
~. Importer and Daes in Dus hshdnei chumahLD Dye Staff, Paints. Lh~sd OIL Vlnhhs<
.W%sG ArG GLASSWARE, Surg InsrmemE Lard OIL TureuhneP 4nentk hdHs.P ahmeI.B ruhs
Alcohol, Ia5sN H. Wm:0 s PI sanuhetres H EhhsLs Led Red Lead land LHharrs wsAEwH
We guaranteed lobe funw dENyGdeuy pure and ana passed by anyh q quality
Having resident PShnasin New York and ThihdeIhA 70 s&hnangs fsnc changes in ennka We
a eeabed to sell Drugs &G- for cDhSOf to PROMPT time dzen as Evoz We term az Eastern obkng
ENE
MPB A Fab ods yGnlhseh unshei wAE pHM. ssmanF ah AMI sufhd h~aAuG
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A MBROTYPES-WM. F. PORTER

N mbAsOI LO-h NJ L. OHGIEh
n 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 brinisscy,
they are unequalled BY any other style, and 70 be APP
prectated, they must be seen. They are without IL
glare OF the Daguerreotype, and have softer lights ar
shadows They are very permanent, as the picture is
taken on one glass plate, and then another plate is &C.
mented to that by a proees5 which renders the two
plates in fact 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 DaguerreotypinE, as cheap
as anywhere in the State. HWritten Instructions in
Ambrotyping sent to any one, on the receipt Of 50, By
mail or otherwise. WIN. T. PORTER.
Rooms over BsldHin's bookstore, Min st, Warren, o.
Jan2-f
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u K. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
IL RIAGE MANDATORY, West side Of the Ma
honing- Warren q

- THE Proprietor wishes to say to his
C-4/ friends, aud all thosein want OF Fash
ESS ionable Vehicle, that the Old RED SHOP
is in full blast. HI hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand, and is now manufae
turing, some OF the most splendid Carrias es and Bug
gies ever got up in Warren. A large supply Of Sliding
Seats. Rockaways, Phetons, Prince Alberts, Jenny
Linds, Rough and Readies, TrottiLg Buggies, Top and
Open Buggies, Sliding and Single Seat Know Nolhings,
with many ether styles too numerous to mention, kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying com
petition. Being himself a practical mechanic, having
a number Of first class workman in every
branch OF the business, and by using no material but
the very best, his work cannot fail to be what he recon
mends and warrants it to be.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given on approved paper. No charge for show
ing ny work. Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
riages. i. X. WISELL.
NIB. A few first rate two hIrse wagons on hand
and for sale. Z. X. W.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby givep that

~ the undersigned has been appointed and quali-
fed as Administrator Of the estate Of John D. Lane,
late Of Braceville, deceased, with the will annexed. .
NATHAN o. HUMPHREY.
BrseeTiIle, FEBRUARY 20, lss6-a
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FEB. d MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
DR. S. D. HARDMAN. Physician for

n - Ns - L II "
~ Diseases Of the Lungs, formerly Resident Ply.
stefan to Cincinnati Marine Hospital,l now Physician
to the Salem Lung institute,
VIII be at his rooms, Gaskill House, Warren, WedEes-
day, March 5.
Youngstown, Mansion House, Monday March 10; Ra-
VIENNA, Prentiss House, March :; Jefferson, American
House March 3; Ashtabula, Ashtabula House March /;
Conneaut Feb -; Erie, Pa Fen q 2o; Meadville, Pa.
Feb p 25i West Greenville, Feb %; Mercer, Feb IL;
New Castle, Feb 10 MassillOn, March IL Wooster,
March 70; Millersburgh, March ID; Cochocton,M Mar Is.
DR.. Uardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Laryngitis, and all diseases OF the throat and lungs
by INDICATED INHALATION, lately used in the Bromp-
ton Hospital. London. The great point in the treat
ment of all human maladies, is to get at the disease in
a direct manner. All medicines are estimated by their
action upon the organ requiring relief This is .he
important fact upon which IHhGLGti0H is based. Ifths
stomach is diseased, we take medicines directly into
the stomach. If the lungs are diseased, breathe or in
hale medicated vapors directly into the lungs. Medi
cines are the Rntidotes to disease, and should be ap
piled to the very seat of disease. Inhalation is the an
plication of this principle to the treatment Of diseases
OF the lungs, for il gives US direct access to those in
tricate Sir-cells and tubes which lie out of reach Of eve
~ other means Of administering medicines. The ra
son Why consumption, and other diseases Of the lungs,
have heretOfor resisted all treatment, has been because
they have never been approached in q direct manner
by medicine They were intended TO act upon the
lungs, and yet were applied to the stomach Their &C.
ton was intended TO be local, and ye. they were so adj
ministered that they could only act constitutionally,
expanding their principal and immediate action upon
the unodending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unmolestedl Inhalation brings the
medicine in direct contact with the disease, without the
disadvantage Of any violent action. Its application is
so simple, that 1t can be employed by the youngest in
FAINT, or feeblest invalid. II does not deranse the so
mach, or interfere in the smallest degree, with the
strength, comfort or business OF the patient. The re
port of the BromPton Hospital. London. shows a recov
cry of foHr.Gfths OF cases treated by Inhalation. II
properly employed, there is no case SO low, it will not
benefit.
? The Limitations are compounded from the ori.
ginai formulas used in the BromptOn Hospital, London.
No charge for consultation.
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Case Of H. =. Lacey. of stor, Summit County, Ohio.

Case Of n. Y. Lacey, Of StOD, Summit COanty, Ohio.
Early last spring Mr.. LIS lungs were highly irrita-
ted by the inhalation Of lime dust. whilst engaged in
sowing it over his wheat fields. This was followed by
4 hacking cough, expectoration Of purulent matter,
with slight hemorrhage, night sweats and debility, in
deed all the usual symptoms OF consumption. 1 pre-
scribed for him on the Goth Of September last, and in
less than two months all the formidable symptoms had
disappeared. When 1 last saw him he enjoyed vigor-
Gus health.
The above lisa correct statement of the results Of Med
icated Inhalation in my case, and l can heartily recon-
mend it to the suffering invalid. ii. Y. LACEY.
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NOTICE.

O11OE
~ Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining lots in Oak Wood
Cemetery, are hereby notified that on and after the first
OF April Eext, the present prices will be raised, and
prior to that time they can be obtained at the former
rates. For further information inquire at the Office Of
z. Rinsman, Esq. By Order Of the Board,
JOHN L. WEEKS, Clerk.
Xarrrn- Ian IL Is56-om
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WARREN q LAKE ERIE PLANK

M AhAEN U LAM EhlE y
w ROAD COMPANY. The Stakeholder. OF the
Warren and Lake Erie Plank Road Company are here
by notified to meet at the Office Of D. +. Hoffman, in
warren, Trumbull county, o., on the first Monday Of
February next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose
Of electing seven Directors for the ensuing year
JOSEPH MARVIN Jr., Pres't.
b Z. HOFFMAN, Sec'y. Warren, Jan. 9, 1852 st.
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WIN. ESTATE.

w Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of William McMichael, late Of Weathersfeld,
Trumbull County, deceased. c. W. SMITH.
Feb. 1885,
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no MEDICAL STUDENTS.-DRS.

PAINE & DAVIS would say to Young Men who
are DESTROYS Of studying medicine. that they have furn-
ished themselves with = large Medical Library, Ana
tomical Charts. Plates, Maps. Surgical and Chemical
Apparatus, sufficient to illustrate ali the various
branches of medicine and Surgery. DR.. Paine, Demon
strator Of Anatomy in the E. VI. College Of Philadel-
phia, will lecture to the studtnts every Saturday after
noon, on some Of the branches Of medicine, and to
those who are DESTROYS Of studying for the profession,
they will give rare opportunity to do so. For further
particulars inquire at their office. over Nichols &
Weir's Hat and Clothing Store, Main St, Warren, o.
Jan. l6.4
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~, & Co .

ID e. SELLERS s. Go WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
4 C0RNER o voc AND EC0ND STREET. ODD Stand of Ogden hOvden)P1 TTSBURGHaPa
0%g for sh in g0ntts to suit Pgdmsa 1%Sss r%9s@f9t 9stTh, wPHsdD RTGS sEDI
MENrS, PATENT MEDICINES, WHITE LEAD RED LEAD,L IrHARGE and ZNC PAINT grhG viii
very Nuce emhaSein orh line of business
COUGH SYRU PtburEh.h jan 1864.
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TOR SALE.-One large dark bay
l. ~HORSE-kind, sound and well broke-6 years
Did. Enquire Of dec s. ST.
MELODEONS.-I am Just receiving
VI q few Of Carh .r's unequalled Melodeons, with
several valuable improvements. Call and see them.
dec S. I. P0MER0Y.
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SPRING WHEAT FOR SEED.-A
few bushels Of that Premium Spring Wheat, suit
able for seed, for sale by the subscriber at 50 per bush.
ell SETH A BUSHNELL.
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sU4L eHESsxEs. ELEzES WRIGHT. n vEzxxS eHrssSxs.
CHESSMAN, WRIGHT & Co., FOR
" wARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale Deales in NAILS. IRON. IRON WIRE, &c,
Warehouse at the Station, Salem, O. ConsighmentS
solicited. Jan J6-3m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-06

A free negro by the name of Lockley, was re-
Gently convicted of burglary in this County, and
sentenced to be hung. Gov Bragg, however, par
doned him, on condition that he should leave the
State Our townsman, E. G. Haywood Esq, being
about to visit the North, took Lockly with him as
servant. In Philadelphia, Lockley told Mr.. Hay
wood that the abolitonists were endeavoring to en-
tice him of, thinking he was slave. Lockley had
some shrewdness, and humored the joke, especially
as he was to be benefited by it; for he no doubt
bled his stealers to the tune of hundred or two
dollars. At any rate Lockley suddenly disappeared,
and Mr.. Haywood, although he complained some
what of having his servant stolen from him and
made enquiries after him, saw him no more. No
doubt they him quite distance, lined his pock-
cts well and chuckled the idea Of their smartness
in robbing fellow.ctizen of his property. We
have no hesitation in saying they perfectly vel.
come to Lockey, and have the thanks of North
Carolina to boot.