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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19
FLOUR, FEED G. GROCERY STORE
CHARLES GARINGER.

E ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
"a Sunbury and the neighboring country that
he has purchased the Grocery Store in Water
street, in the rear Of the wharf recently kept by
Weise 81 element, and that he has just repen-
ished his stock which he will sell at reasonable
prices, lie will keep constant supply of
Flour Grain and Feed, Bread, Fish and
Cheese, Hams, Shoulders and Herring, Collte
Sugar and Molasscs, Teas, Spices aud Fruits,
Nuts, Confectionaries of all kinds, Boots aud
Shoes, Ladies Caters, Misses and Children 5
Shoes, also Queensware, Cedarware, Hardware
and Notions, &c, &c.
Citizens are requested to send in their orders
for Flour, Feed and Groceries and he will de-
liver them properly.
Sunbury, June Ia, ls56.-u
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EURNETuRE POLISH.

=, RAE'S PScnim Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish.--This polish is highly valuable for restor
ing the polish on all kinds of Furniture. Glass,
Carriage Bodies, Hair Cloth, &c. Also, for re.
moving spots, hiding scratches, &c, &c. War
ranted to dry Immediately and retain its GLOSS
Price 50 cts per bottle. Sold by
WIN. A. DRUNER.
June 81, 1856.
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Barr aims at the Old terd.
EyYY Ty y,pxra rsn m rrsT,

Bari aims at the Old terd
ERIXsTNG g. GRANT
"A kE now opening new and very desirable
~ stock OF Spring and Summer Goods, em-
bracing all endless variety. Their stock coii-
sists in part of
Black & Fancy Broadcloths 6 Cassimeres,
Summer Wares for men and boys, all styles AMI
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
STkS-Piain and Figured Black
IN assortment of Plaid Stripe and Figured Fam
ely Dress Silks Mt unusually low prices,
Shellies, BRACES. BraEc DC bains, Mus.
DE Lains, Lawns &c,
GlNGlI AMS-irom c. to 25 cents per yarI
CALiCOES- " ; " I2t
WHITE GOODS,
Camlric. Iaconctts, Swiss, Tarllon, Null, Bobia
nett, Frshch and Swiss laces. Ed2ngs, &c.
Brown and Srachcd MusIins, nrillings. Ticks,
Checks, Fowlings, Table Diapers, DC,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE and 0UEEN5WARE.
Cedar-warc, lIollow-csafe, Iron, Steel plasez
Salt and FISH
Also a fresh supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Thankful for past favors, VIC hope by strict
attention and desire to please, still to meet with
the npproyo! Of our friends.
CS- Country produce CT all kinds taken at the
highest market price
SunbuY, May "a. ls56.-ly.
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LARoRERs WANTED.

A NUMBER of good Laborcrs are wanted on
IA Section AZ of the Northern Central Rail
Road below Trevorton bridge. Good wages paid
and the best kind of accommodation given AP-
ply to WIN. GAUGLER, on the works, or to
ii. d. MASSER,
July 8, 1856. Sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19

Embroidered Grape, printed cash
~ mere, fancy stella, white harege, rench
border, silk fringe and figured silk shawls Just
received by L. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
May 81 1856.
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n AWNS, Buff Chambras Chsi, Alpacel
q A Paplin, Silk Lustre. Delnnes, Prihts, De-
hegcs, Bareges, Tissues, Black and Fancy Silks,
Scotch, Lancaster, French and English Cling
hams. Just received by
E.Y. BRIGHT & SON,
sunhury, Nav 81 1866
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HIoTICE

rs hereby given that letters of Administration
TO tie estate Of Thomas UpdeHralT late Of
Point township, Northumberland county, de-
ceased have been granted to the subscribers.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make payment withou; delay, and all ha, ing
claims, to present them in proper form for settle
ment. SARAH UPDEGRAFF, Adm'uix.
WILLIAM OSMUN, hdm'r.
Point township, June 2l, ls5G.-Gt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have re.
ceived the Pamphlet Laws for 1856, and that
they are ready for distribution to those legal
ly entitled to receive the same.
JANIS BEARD, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office.
Snnbury. July II. 1S5G.
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ARTICLE XII.
OF y EW co L Mt f S

M ,unty shall lie divided by line cutting off over one
tenth OF its population, (ether tn form county nr
Otherwise whou the express assent Of such county by
n nf the eector thereof: shall ANY new comfy
be established containing less than four hundred square
miles.
THIRD AMENDMENT
From section two of the first article ot the constitution
strike the words ''of the city of Phadelpa and of
each county respectively - from SECTION five same article
strike the words, 'uf Phldepa and Of the several
countless - from seven, article strike out the
insert in lieu teI eo the words and - and strike ont
sect NJ four, urticc, and in lieu thereof insert the
following:
T'Srtii l. III the year one thOuscud eight hundred
and sNt four aud in every seventh year thereafter rep
TesenatVcs To the number of huudrc shall be appOr-
toned aud disiiih ed equally, throughout the state, by
districts. ia prop rion to the number ofnSahle mhah
in the several paris hereof except that any county
confirming at least three thousand five hundred lXnbes
may he allowed separate represcnatl II; hut no more
hnn three coancs .u I've liIed, and county shall he
divided in the formation o district Any city cnnthin
ing sufficient nnuher Of nxables p ente it to Mt least
assigned It, and shall be divided into convent NJ districts
of cpntigu territory, Z" equal table popui iii N as near
may he each of whc Gls.rctl shall elect rcprcser
tative.n
At the end of section seven article insert these
words he city Of rhiiaeelph SHAH lie divided into slit
gle sc,t ri dis rcts, Of ctignons territory ncurv
equal in be population ssihle but no ward shall
be divided in the formation Thereof
The legislature its first session. after the adoption Of
this amendments shall divide the city ot Philadelphia into
senatorial and preventative districts in the uuer above
apppornruen in the year one thousand eight cd
,Iyty yt,--t
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PATENT WHEEL GREASE.

VUEIiIS Grease is recommended to the notice of
L Wagoners, Livery Stable keepers, &c, as
being SupERIon TO anything of the kind ever in
troduced. As ii does not gum upon the axles
is much more durable, and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer as
in winter and put up in tin canisters al 37l and
62b cents, for sale by VIM. A. BRUNER.
June 81 1866
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
CIIEA PEST AND BEST
EAAVlNG now fully replcnished my stock,
n um able to sell at the very lowest prices all
kinds of Goods, among which are large assert.
ment of
COATS PANTS and VESTS,
for men and boys, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Caters,
Revovers and other pistols, Accorleons, travel
ling bags, trunks, watches, Icwelry, hosiery,
notions, and large number of other articles too
tedious To mention. All of this large and well
selected stock will be sold at very low prices
Come aud see to see is to believe. Come
and satisfy yourselves that the the greatest bar
gains can be had at my stone, few doors below
the Post Office.
A. ELSBERG.
Sunbury, June 7, lS5G.--tf
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O L PEnILC u L r. II


ARTICLE XII.
OF p Z LILO u X BITS.
Section !. The state may contract debts, to supply
casual deficits Or failures IT. revenues, or to meet expense
not otherwise provided for but the aggregate amount
such debts direct and contingent, whether contracted b!
vltue of one more acts ut the general assembly, or
different peri IDS of time, shall exceed hundred
and fifty thousan liars and the money arising from The
creation of such debts, shall be applied the purpose f
which 1t was obtained or to repay the debts 50 contracted
and TO no other purpose whatever.
Section .. In addition 10 the above limited power ht
state may contract debts o repel nvas suppress isn
recti0n iein the in war t., redeeil the present
Outstanding idelt dncss If the stat but the money aris
ing from the contracting Of such debts shall be applied tt
no other pnrpnse whatever.
Section g. Except the debts above specified, in sections
one and two Of this artlcle debt whatever shall be
created by, on behalf of the state.
Section L. To provide for the payment OF the present.
debt and aiy additional debt contracted aforesaid, the
legislature 81 a mt its first session alter the adoption OF
ths amendment, create sk',g m lunu w,G & , s', @ og
Annually luce the princii al thereof Ivy SUN not less
than two hundre aud fifty tbot sand doars which sunk
ing fund shall consist of the net annual income of the
public works. from time to time owned by tina state, or
the proceeds uf The sale of the same, any part thereof
and the income proceeds nf sale Of stocks owned by
the state, together with other funds or resources, that
may be designated by law. The said sinking fund may
be increased, fton time to time, by assigning to ahy
part of the taxes, other revenues OF the state, not re-
qured for the ordinary aud current expenses of govern
nient and unless in nf invasion ~ irsrecio
at of the said sinking fund shall be used or applied
otherwise than in cxtngnsment of the pubic debt,
III heam put OF such debt is reduced below tho sum OF
five millions Of dollars
Section s. The credit Of the commonwealth shall not
IN any minar, event. he pledged or loaned TO- any in
dvluul company, corporations assocatiOn nor shall
the commonwealth herrafee Joint owner. stakeholder
in any C. cumlany, catiun, or corporation
Section o. The commonwealth shall not assume the
debt any paIt thereof OF any county, city. borough, or
township; of any corp atiO, association: unless
such debt shall have hee contracted to enbe the state TO
rcpe INVASION, suppress drestir insure ton defend It
sen time of war; to assist the state i'll the discharge
Of any portion NJ its present Indebtedness.
Section The leg gisaare shall not agthorlzc any coun
tv ciIy borough township Incorporated district, by
virtue Of vote of its citizens otherwise, to become n
sorkhnher in any company association. or corporation
u obtain money ~ or loan its credit to, any corpora
ton, associations institution, or party.
SECOND AMENDMENT.
Terc shall he an additional article tr said constitution,
to be designated as urlicle Nll, as fOluWs:
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

LILY GOOdS, Gr0CerleS,
Doors AND SHOES, Sc, &C.,
that is kept in any other store in town and
His banner is on the breeze.
Andl long may it
O'er land of the free,
And the home of the brave
While her Stars and her Stripes
Shine out like the sun,
Telling all nations
That Freedoms begun.
Til, is a free country or at least will be 50
when all are free therefore it is free for all to Do
their trading where they can BUY he CHEAP
EST regardless of the cross and sour looks Of
old fogv merchants. All are invited to call and
see.
TIE COUNTRY,
as well a, the town are respectfully invited, and
every person, rich or poor, high or low, bond or
free are invited to call.
Come one come all and top your speed,
have goods enough for all in need;
The boys themselves are nt their posts,
And they alone can supply n host.
Over other dealers in the town
These boys have won renown,
For selling the Cheapest and the best
And selling than all the rest.
Hnrrah, Hurrah Der hill and plain,
Accept my thanks and call again;
Aanng our assortment you'll always find,
Goods to fit and please the mind.
We've on hand and always willing,
To sell ou go IDS aud eatn shilling,
So hold ynur horses aud come this way,
We shall he glad to you any day
at No. | Market Square, opposite the Court
House,
j. lie wishes it distinctly understood that
he is not to he underso'd by any man comhna-
ton of men. No charge for showing goods.
A II kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Sunbury, June 81, 1856.
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T. 5AsI..YLI:GrT lG:ROBT&rE}>9 o
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
SEASEOLTZ &c PETERY.


BioodmaB betrcen MARKET s. BiacIbc,yy .Sts.
II pESPECTFUlbY inform the citizens of
nS Sunhury and vicinity tat they have Just
received large and well selected assortment
of choice
Family cST CGTETTS-
consisting in part Of Hams, shoulders, Maclere
Herring, White Fish, God Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Moasscs, Rice,
Sugar. Coffee, (grecn, roasted and eround,) I'm
rcrial. Young Tyson, Gunpowder ana Black
Teas, Ccdar-walt, Stonc-ware, Soaps, brushes
pow and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store. all of which
will he sold at the lowest prices, either for cash or
country produce. We are also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread twist, rolls, pics,
prctzels and cakes of every kind.
n. b. The highest cash prices will be paid fer
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat.
Sunhurs, May 81, 1856
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StPlCES, sugar, coffee. molasses, tea cocoa.
~ Water and Sugar biscuit for sale by
May 81 SO. r. Y, BRIGHT d SON.
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1y@vv ca Cd onEev
dies Esrcss Eo0ds.

Consisting Of Black Silks, Mcrinos, Alpacas,
DE LANES, Calcocs, Ginghans, Musns, Tim
mings, &c.
Also II fresh supply of GROCERIES of all
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sAlIERM, fish, tanners, flaxsccd and pine Oil,
~ paints, glass, putty, copal varnish spts. tur-
Pentinc, fluid and paint brushes for sale hy
May 81, SO. j.. \. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19

TsNobacco and Segars,-20 600 Imported
H. Segars Of various brands. Eljorado, Fig,
Cavendish aud fine cut tobacco at
WM. a. BRUNER'S.
Sunbury Nav 81, 1856
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now known.
In these ire the TiERRlNG'H SAFE, standing side
tf Sidc with those advertised iwnrrahed to stand 10
per cant lnnrr fire than Herring 50 urth the ac-
khnwcgcd victor not only preserving their contents IN
excellent order hut hcng themselves in Il condition to 90
through another ordeal, while the nnsted 'Sannande s. ot
othcr makers ATE badly used up IN every instance. and III
Spl,c rilScS le entire Cm'e 'ens completely destroyed
10 TIC public would simply say, that. during the "
ycnrs the Herring Safe has been before them than
two hundred have passed through accidental fires without
the occurrence at single rsS.
We would. therefore. caut III purchasers against The
Misrepresentation uf Interested prfes Tie Herring n
Patent is Tic uhy Fire proof safe made IN his city
which is projected by Patent Right and viii gunr.
ace II to resist more than double the amount of heat of
ptlet S1fr ip\v
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FOURTH AMENDMENT.
10 BE- section .NNDI Irticic I.

The legislature shall have the power to alter, revoke.
annu any charter ot inc Tportn hereafter conferred by
or under, special geueraI law, whenever IN their
opinion he Injurious to the citizens of the common
be done to the corpuIators.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19
ALEx. J.. HICKEY Il SON,
SELLING OFF An COST.

FVNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
4 lie that nc is now selling Of his
STOCK OF CLOTHING
at reduced prices, as he intends goirg into other
business. Persons in want of Cheap Clothing
should not fail to call.
Persons indebted to the subscriber ere re-
auestel to call and settle.
SIEGMUND SIMON,
Sunbury June %, lS56,-
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Is SENATE April 81, ls5G.

Res lived, That this resolution pass. On the fir I
amendments yeas ~, mys5 On the second amendment,
yeas 10 navsc. On the third amendment Is, nays
/. On the mth amendment, yeas %. uuysi.
Extract from tie Jomml,
TUONIA AS MAGI-IRE Clerk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
Anil ll lS.H

Resolved That this resolution pass On the first amend
mcut yeas - uays 2i On the second amendment, yea'
&c. navs - On the third amendment, yeas Gi nays 25
and on fuIlh amendment, yeas 60, nays l6.
Extract from the journal.
WILLIAM LACK. Clerk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
Il of Northumberland County, at August +
4
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HERRING's SAFE

A T the burning Of the ArtI2an
" Buildings, April 10Th. and IN
the GREAT FIRE in Market St,
May LIST 1856, the genuine Herring
Safe preserved the Jcwolry Of Geo.
w. Simmons & Bro. Books, PA.
pers. &c Of Fisher & BIO. aud
Edward Senmns & Co, after re-
mining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly Forty Hours, AN.
;prnving c1nclusivcly what we hnve
always cllimrd fbr them, their
grea, superiority over ull securities
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RESOLU TION
Proposin5 amendments TO the Constitution

Proposing amendments 10 the Constitution of
the Commonwealth.
REsoLvEp The SENATE AND House. or REpREsES-
TA1IvEs OF 1HE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA IN
UENERAL ASSEMBLY NET That the following amendments
proposed 10 the constitution Of the commonwealth IN
accordance with the Provisions of the teh article thereof
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shal be additional article e said constitution
to be designated az attitlc eleven, as foows:-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-07-19

ESR0WN'S and Breinig's Essence of Ginger,
NJ and Husbands Magnesia at
May 81, '56. BRUNER'S.
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June 81, 1856
NOTICE.

WaH Paper splendid lot just received
w and for sale by
Wv. TENER & CO.
Sunbury, June 81, 1856.
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Pennsylvania, IS &:

certify that the above and foregoing is true and cor
re copy of the urgn ''Rts ,lntu relative nn aueud
ol the ConIlitutiun" us the remains file Ia
Tins flee
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SlllRisnans i'm Par:isies,

Sunhury, July 5, 1856.
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SEcRErAHy's OFrICE,) A. G CURTIN.
Filed April u, 1856 : Secretary ufthe Cummonwcalt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-27
TANNING MILLS.

ITO THOSE NEEDING MILLS THE
L Undersigned wish to say. that they are still man
uracturinr their Prcmi4m FarHiHg .Hi!is, which VII
lr 80 Tar improved the present season. as 10 euable
them. with one operation. To fit for market,
TIMOTHY, CLOVER AND FLAA SEEDS
depositirE them in separate boxes for that purpose ;
in addition to the perfect cleaning % all kinds Of grain
heretofore affected 10y th-ta. They rv>peetfulls solicit
an examination Of their Mills, being confident that with
thrir Grass Seed Screen. two Wheat Screens, Fine and
gallse Nhe.t Sitvcs. Flax seed Sieve, and Rat dirt
Cleav,r. they cannot fail to suit the most particular
WPAldress t.. undersigned n Pennington Trum-
rrfI Co. W. CURTIS & SONS
aur. G-3m.
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Apnrt Snttliaents.
0nr County Fair.

We ar glad to be able to state that arrange
ments are being made, to render theaprroaehing
Fair one Of the most successful we have cv,rheld.
There NAV no. be as great a variety of fruit as
usual, but we are informed that the display OF
stock will probably be the finest ever sen in
Trumbull County. There will also b. Il good
display in the Mechanical Department.
We cannot conceive how any person who Will
contrast the present quality and condition, not
only of stock, but of farms generally, in this
county, with that presented a dozen years ago,
San fail to appreciate the benefit derived from
our County Fairs The opposition which they
met at first, has almost entirely ceased, and we
hope soon to see our farmers, in a body, unite,
at least once a year, to exhibit their products and
improvements, and Indulge in social and friend
ly intercourse with each other.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-27
Dedication of the New High School

Building.
The ceremonies of opening and dedicating
this edifce took place On Monday. A large
number of citizens of this and adjoining towns
were in attendance.
The Warren Brass Band greeted the arrival
of the audience with its inspiring strains.
The meeting was opened by prayer by Ed 7
Norton Of NJ. Z. Church. The addr-Ss was de-
livered by Rev. H. L. Hitchcock, Prsidsnt Of
Western reserve College. 1t was able and APP
propriate. He spoke of the benefits of education
to the scholar: Its importance as a conservatOrof
morals of our free institutions. AMI paid a high
compliment to the liberality of our citizens, who
had erected so noble an edifiee, open to all, both
rich and poor.
J. Hutchins, Esq, President of the Board of
Education, made a few well timed remarks, and
passed a well merited encomium upon the indie
fatigable Superintendent, Mr.. Jas. Marvin.
Mr.. Marvin responded very briefly, it being
evident his feelings were too deeply touched to
permit him to make a long speech.
A part of the Baptist Choir, under the lead of
Nj. Brainard, enlivened the ceremonies with
excellent music.
The benedietiOn was pronounced by the Rev.
Mr.. Chandler, of Ellsworth.
The High School building is IS feet in length,
81 in width, and three stories high. On the
first floor, which is occupied by the High School,
is the school room, two recitation rooms, and
closets for shawls, coats, hats, DC. The second
floor is occupied by the Grammar School, and
similarly arranged. On the third floor is a large
hall, 20 by 45 feet, to be used as a Lecture Room,
for Exhibitions, DC. The outside is in good
taste. and an ornament to the town. The whole
building reflects credit upon all who have in
any way aided in its erection; the Boarl of Ed
%ucation, the Superintendent, the Archit cts,
Messrs. Soule and johnson. and upon the people
who furnished the material aid. Its dedication.
ON Monday. will Trovs the dawning of a new
educational cra in Warren.
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Fairport Harbor.

The Senate has passed the House bill to con-
tinue the improvement of this harbor. Fairport
has one of the best harbors on Lake Erie, well
defended from winds, and easyo of access, so that
vessels run in, during great storms, when they
cannot make other ports. We believe over $780,
600 has been expended in improving the harbor,
by the general government. Fairport was laid
out in 1872, by Simon Perkins. Seymour and
Calvin Austin, of Warren. 1t is probable that
the natural elements of prosperity at the mouth
OF Grand river, proved superiorto the energy and
shrewd foresight of the citizens of FairTort, or
tina: village would not, at this day, be so inferi-
or in wealth and prosperity, to its former rival,
the city of Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-27
Commendable

The Ladies of this place, ever ready in a
good work, design to furnish, at the Fair
Grounds, on the second and third days Of the
Fair, a sumptuous and substantial dinner, to all
who may choose TO p~atrOnize them. The pro
ceeds are to be devoted to finishing and furnish
ing the new High School House, and thus add
to the beauty and convenience of our handsome
ediice. They are making extensive preparations,
feeling that not only their object, but their edi-
bles, will he appreciated by II great number, on
that occasion. From our knowledge of those en-
gagged in the undertaking., We can assure our
friends from town and country, that no pains or
expense will be spared, to render all fully salts
fed, who may see fit to give them a call.
We would also suggest to those who may have
a brace of fowls, joint of meat, vegetables, gro
eeries, de-, not disposed of, that the Ladies can
make good use of them.