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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE or Louisiana.


FIFTH DISTRICT CouRrl SU CCESs1ON OF JOHN OGARA
{, of New Orleans. 5 and WIFE, No. 6,2S4.
NOTICE La hereby given to tho creditors of
~ this estate and 10 nil other persons herein Interested to
show within ten days from the first publication hereof
they have why the account ed ny the tutor Of the
minor 0Gara should not be approved md homologated and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court this 18th September laJ6
II. D. HUBBARD,
sc23 3n10d Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
CSduIEME CovR DE- DIsTRcr} sUCCEsS1oN DE Jean
No. 6,24.
Wis est par Ic present donnie aux cream
II cicrs de succession otcs Que
celia peu concerncr davo dedure dix jours de Ia pre-
publication les rasons pour lesuelcs lie abeau pre-
par n nner Cara Serait point appronvc
homolosuG, Ell les onds distributes ccnfornGHen; dit
tabeau.
r. d. HUBBARD
seq 3tinlOd Depu,e Greter.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT }THoNAs RRoNE vs. HIS cREp1
NOTICE ~ hereby given to the Credt-
tors of the nso"ent and toa other herein nteres
ted 10 show within ten days from the first publication
hereof why the final account presented by the synic Of the
dors of said nsoven should not be approved and homolo
gatcd the funds distributed accordingly and said sydc dis
charged from all further trust and liabilities in the premises
BY order of Court this atll day Of September 1856.
j. 0. CHALON,
nnlt "
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ATT L Z III AR K E 7 :.

JEFFERSON CITY, September 80.
Arrived today l9 head of Hogs 81 eeves, 3l5 Calves
Qc,lings and % Mich Cows The market is well supplied will
stock, but business to-day rather dull Prices firm
the following quotations:
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8ttietu of tbe 5Blarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October l, 1856.
COTTON The inquiry continued brisk with sales of 1000
bales in favor Of Sellers therefore alter quota
tons rs follows
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Date of Departure of European, California
and Havnnn Mails. for SeItember, 1856.

All letters to France, Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
q the American Liverpool and Souhamp
tons % cents by the direct steamers Havre and cents by
British Letters to Switzerland md Italy should
under the rule to reach earlier their destination.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of tile German Austrian Postal uniOn and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc,
is sen from the Post-ohce in New York semi weekly
*Te by this line Porto Rico, ST. Thomas and Nenc
zuela cents where the distance from the mailing Office does
exceed $500 miles, and 20 cents where the dsncc exceeds
300 miles. Prepayment required.
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NT0TICE-AUGS r. MONTG OMERY AND JAS. A.
IN have become partners commercial firm from
and after this date.
". & j. MONTGOMERY.
.TuDp1 iaID
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i. . Goldenbow It Lesparre
''ehf Hornet 'iacK' 'of fehsacoia John Hurley eco
ARRIVED. H.
Steamship Mexico Iawess, from ndanoa and Galveston
Harris & Morgan-]st district -
schr Deceada Faurief two days from Mobile Newton
Gco--E}asn,
Nclr Fontainb1eau. Peters. from Bonfouca-Basin
schF Victoria Ford, from Tchefuncia-Basin.
schr Getayia; Benuftt, from AIaite River-Gasin.
shr Fame, Augnstin from Aznite Riyer--Basin.
schr Jane, Paschall, from Bay 81 l.ons--BasD. rs
senr Sam Hooks, Johnston, from Tanchipaho-Basin
sc t oregon Eeniaman, from Pass Chrisljan-Basin
S AYE, Andrew, from Bay st Iouis-Basin.
Schr FAMINE 5anchi Surgess, from Amite RiverBasn.
schr Bhars, English, from Bay 81 Louis-f3asin.
s ebr Mai 1a DFks, from Passagopa-Basp
Scbr Alert No l. Leeche from AIaite RivarMRasfn
Schr fehihe aor aorrison from tmite Riyer-basin.
Schr Enie, faconi, from Maijsonvile-Basn .... as
Schr Lylgnia Ansons, from Ante Eiyer-Basin. g
Schr Three Sisters. from Bloxi-basin. " -'4 t 8
Schr Gen Pierce from Atnite River-I,asin
Schr Clemlntine, from Bloxi-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Pennsylvania, KIeinfcIter, frem Cairo, @4zg ggs@
Ing0rnar McDOnougi, from Memphis.
Henry Chou:eau, Swzer, from St Louis.
Ceres Labarhe from Balize. =..
United States ArdiIl, from Mianden's Plantation. ,
HIM Wright, Clark, from Memphs
Sovereign, Wade, from st Louis
Nebraska, Church. from st Louis. z= 9sts- ~.
Crescent Holmes. from St Louis.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile. -
BELow-COMING UP.
Ship J Morse, Wicks, from Philadelphia. r-s= s7-
Ship Horizon, Reid from Boston, 10 VIM Dewey.
Ship Excelsior MITCHELL 30 days from Boston, 4 Fosdicl
--7OU ions ice to /. Suiih--and assorted mtlse
Scr Jane Elizabeth Hoy:, hence for Tampa Bay-reurned
distress leaking.
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Shipping IntsIIIaellts.
WEDNESDAY, October, /, 1856.
CLEARED YESTFpnAv
ARRIVED.

schr Red Fox S1cisa for Tanp;co foldentnv Il
Schr Esther Burr Harrison, for Havana
Godenbow Lesparre
Sehf Hornet AacK' 'or PENSACOLA, John Hurley ECO
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Y Il. ROBERTSON, ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES,
L. office of Common and Camp streets; No.
= Camp and 10 Common
R~ Orders surveys vessels steamboats, cargoes
for Capts R. L. Robertson ard l.. W. Cooper promptly
ST In
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GIERS WAREHOUSES; TO
II COCHRAN HALL, Agents, No Sc ravier street, who
prepared and the most favorable
terms Railroad and Pig Iron, Liverpool and Bulk Salt
For terms, etc, apply rs above. seq l2t
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NJOTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
IN partnership and will continue the business of Smith 6
Cooper in this city and New York. upder the firm Of SMITH,
COOPER l. CO. L. L. SMITH,
-. .-t ..g5 WM. b. COOPER, Jr.
,.-..,.... ). ALLAN mitchell
New Orleans MAY I, 1896 71ys
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T'IIlI STYLE OF OUR FIRM Is THIS DAY
CHANGED TO A. ". BOSWORTH 4 co:
Orleans. l IE5f. STANTON & co.

wv. BOSWORtPEE 4 CO., WHOLESALE ARID
M Retail Deners in ICE Business office, Nos II and Il
Front street Depot between Psydra and Lafayette streets
Two large Ice Depots st. Thomas street Ice Houses, head
New Basin, and No. 1876 Ciravier street. i=-
Also lee Depot No Is Pontchartrun Railroad, upper side,
opposite the Passenger Saloon New Orleans. .T jan1
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nLSSOLUTT0N-THE COP ARTNERsHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing undersigned, under the firm OF
BURROWS OSTROM, is this day dissolved by mutual
either will sign the Of the firm in liquidation
JNO N. BURROWS.
New Orleans, July l, 1856 JAS. A. OSTROM.
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NJOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TETS DAY
4T entered into copartnership under the firm Of
HARDING, ABBAY co. for the purpose of transacing
Cotton and Sugar Facterage aud General Commission business
in this city. J. N. HARDING, g55
..n s. F. R. ABBAY, '
gA n CO.
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DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ The firm heretofore existing under the and style of
THOMPSON, ALLEN 4 CO. is this day dissolved by its
limitation. = --. q
Edward Thompson having purchased the interest Of W. L.
Allen with said firm, all the liabilities and charged
with the liquidation Of the
EDWARD THOMPSON,
VIM. L. ALLEN.
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nISSOLUTION-LA SOCIETE CT-DEVANT EXTS-
~ les soussigne dams lie "Reaurat da Crescent
sie Alneburg. dissoute par utne
des parties LOUIS GUIELEBEAu continuea les ataires
dit kesaurat par compte de Jul name.
LOUIS GUILLEBEAu,
JEAN BONNET.
Nouvelle Orleans le aoIt 1856 aus
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THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Mr. WIN. BARNES, of this city, viii
tinue the Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Business under tho
name and style of THOMPSON & BARNES.
EDWARD THOMPSON.
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| rOPARTNEESHTP-F AND AFTER THIS
" date l have given my son, FITZWILLfAN LONSDALE
and HIRE NJ DEBUYS an interest in Brokerage business,
| under the firm OF H. 7. LONSDALE, son Il co.
;r9 T.
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GUNDRIES-
| ~ Al0 cases Canton Ginger;
gH bags TnraGona Almonds
| lUu do Large IIiCt
~ cases jar Preserves different sizes
| wv boxes Star Candles Srcconl, A. Dennis;
| lun DO Sperm do, Sum Leonardo
| IS cases fancy box i'rt,ieS; N'
70 do SardineS, whocs, halves and quarters
10 " pipes celebrated WeS, SIalcirn:
70 bbbls new Brazil NutS, for sale by
IN, a. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
! nt-1 36 trlver street
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NOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
IN me SAMUEL McC. MONTGOMERY, and will centnne the
grocery business, heretofore, under the style Of r.
ADAMS & co. r. VI. ADAMS.
Orleans LIST, va
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nTSSOLUTTON-THE COP ARTNEEsHTP HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned IN the Crescent
Restaurant at Mnebure is this day dissolved by mutual
sent. LOUIS GUILLEBEAu will continue the business for
his account. LOUIS GUTLLEBEAU,
s-e..a- ., =ls JEAN BONNET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-01

NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED RETIRES THIS
Nv day from the firm of W. II j. MONTGOMERY by mutual
The business will he continued under the
heretofore.
J. MONTGOMERY, ll9 Common St.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

~. FOR EENT-A COMFORTABLE THREE STO-
T'"3 RY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. on the east side of
I-l tanpnrt, between Common and Canal
10 good tenant Possession given the LIST Of November.
JOHN Is. CAMDEN,
oil l2f 50 Camp street.
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A.. Id. GTcIEFF Il co., 49, 40 A. Did Levee street.
n have hand for sale
Western Butter, 5lD packages;
Goshen do, 100 ferkns
Cheese 300 boxes W. r. 4 Z, D..
Do Pine Apple 20 boxes;
HAMS 80 tierces various brands,
Whisky, 500 bbls Wiltshire's and Muller L Cos.
Lard Oil, 100 bbls Proctor 4 Gamble
Sperm Candles, 200 boxes s. Leonard and S. EGgler;
Straw Paper, 5000 reaIns-large and SMALL
Bourbon and Monongahela Whisky, 100 bbls Choice;
Blue Lick Water constantly hand in barrels
With full OF Teas Sugar Lard, Coffee etc. etc
For sale in lots to suit purchasers. IS
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<1eA7 FILLMORE ITOUSE-NO. los ST. CHARLES
@ street corner OF Poydras street. New Orleans Fitted up
GLl expressly for resident hoarders.
sells If V s, GOODIN Sunerintnndau.
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>ASgafFF.ssEsFsya SHIPS, SIZE ANIBOATS AND FAM
M lilies supplied with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal:
SauSages, Triple, and everything in the butcher.
-AA~a4&&-ing line. Barrels and hnlf-harrcls of Choice
Corned Beet put up order for Cabin Family Use Stall
No. 2 POYDRAS MARKET, by
AUGUSTUS G. MERKEI.
n B-Steamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Live
Stock, such fresh mch Cows Hogs Shoats, Pigs, Sheep.
Goats, Geese. Ducks. Chickens. etc. m4tf
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NIssOLUTION OF CO-PARYNERsHTP.-
~ The copartnershp heretofore existing between the UNDER
eued under the firm Of SMITH / COOPER this ay dis
solved by its own limitation. Either partner viii sign
of the firm in liquidation.
l.. L. SMITH,
W. B. COOPER. Jr.
TUCKER, COOPER 4 CO, New York
New Orleans May l. 1856. mya
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Tn0S. GRIFFIN. JOSEPH BLEDsOE
GRIFFIN 4: HLEDSOEC, ATTORNIES-AT-LAW
Va Austin, Texas will give prompt attention collecting
money my part of the State and agent for persons
owning Lands attend any buscss pertaining General
Agency. "
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NOTICE-WILLTAMs, BATHURST 4 co, HAVING
IN resumed in full and the undersigned having
sociated with them r. B. MAYES, Of Nashville Tennessee
will continue the Cotton Facorage and
Business, under the firm of JoHa WILLIAMS Co. l
JOHN WILLIAMS, s8#s-j
WILLIAM BAT5URST.
New Orleans 1856.
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p4Y- GnrtRncr Smith, AuctiOneer and AF"
Observation-Disclosures attention given TO sales OF Real Estate,
Slaves, Stocks, SUGGESTIONS, etc
rfy- Office No. Commercial Place SEQ ly
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THE UNDERsIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the settlement of the affairs Of the ne firm of Bur
ustrom, will continue the business under his
and for his
New Orleans, July l. 1856. jy4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
CHERIFF s SALE
~ The Western Reserve Bank,
Robson L Battle,

By virtue ola Ven. Ex to me directed aad delivered,
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trnm' uIl
county, Ohio, / have levied on and shall expose to Pub
lie Sale, at the door Of the Court House. in Warren. in
said county, on the 9th day Of DECEM-
Ben, A D 1856. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A VI
and 4 o'clock. P NJ, Of said day, the follow ing desert
bed real estate, to wit; A certain tract or lot OF land,
situate in the township Of WeathersfeId. or township
No. }, in the 81 range Of Townships, Tranbuli county,
Ohio, being parts Of lots % and -, In the Salt Springs
Tract, bounded south by 100 acres Of land, in said lots,
heretofore decided to James Mccombs, east and vert
by the lot lines, and RertA BY the middle % te AAho-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %, heretofore sold
to RoGert Taggart and from said TSggart to H. r. Har-
mon, being all the land within said boundaries, excert
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs of John Neon
nell. containing two hundred and ten $500 acres OF
land, more or less; and is the same land decided to Jshn
Battles by Joshua Stove, hydeed recorded in Trumbull
County Records. Book A., page 500.
ALSO, the following described tract Of land, siiuzfs
in said township Of Weathersheld. and is bounded By
being the north half Of lot No. 10. in tract No. Is. in
The grand Salt Spring Tract. As surveyed BY Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol.
and bounded ss follows, viz: commencing n the north
west corner Of said lot. thence east 90 IS chains
and u links 10 q post; thence north er 40'E, Il chains
and Il links to a post on the east line; thence north
30 W.. Is chains and "a links to the north east cor
ner; thence south s9H and 90 vest, Al chains andAs3
links, to the place Of beginning; ~sixty-tEo acres AMI
25Z rods. Q2 .2SL, } be the same more or less; heinR
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap. by deed u
John Battles. Recorded in TrunbuiI County Records,
Book 81, page ISL.
ALSO, a certain other tract or lot OF land, situase in
said township Of Weathersheld. containing one hun
dred and fOrty-seven afres and 81 rods OF land "a ,34)
being part oflot ? go acrss apd62 rodsJ and part Of
lot 9 (6 acres and % rods. in tract Is. in said Ssis
Spring Tract, called Slows Tract, as surveyed by Exc
kiel Hoover, in August, 1916, being the same land con
veyed to John Battles. by deed from the State Of Con-
~neetieut. recorded in Trumhull County Records, Book
%, page 202- excepting therefon The Town Plat ofthe
Village Of South Miles, and sboet 8 acres % lad con-
tracfed and sold to G. Riese, JAMES uGy3 AID James
Cook.
The first described 2n2 acres appraised 500 Per
acre; the second described 90 acres and seH rods, At
SIS rer acre, and the last described with the exeep-
tons nsned) at $50 per sere.
r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sheriff. One. Warren. Nov. %. Ie56-5E-7I62 -
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4pmt SnttIIiatnts.
The Duty of Post Masters.

We, in common with all the publishers o.
country papers have been exceedingly annoyed
by the custom which prevails among country
postmasters, of sending back to the publishers
the newspapers which remain uncalled for il
their Offices, or are refused by the subscribers.-
The papers have the name of the subscriber, usu,
ally written on them, but full half of them have
not the name of the Office, and nothing to indi.
este from whence it came. The consequence Of
this 10. that the publisher must look over his
whole list Il subscribers, the alphabets of all sub
scription books, giving the names of the post of.
fices only, and not names of subscribers. Now,
the post master who sends back a paper at all,
not only either wilfully, or ignOrantly, fails tc
do his duty, but he perfumes himself. All post
masters before they can be indicted into their
Office, take an oath to obey the instructions of the
P. o. Department; one of the plainest of which
10, that which ~instructs him, in all cases when s
Newspaper is refused, or lies dead in his Office,
b inform the publisher of that fact, by Letter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
nR. Ii. TUBBS, Analytic Physics

IL. ~. Il Ooog LhIoil aO oiSAeA
- will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Wednesday, 18th Jan.
ORWELL, Mr. Eaton's. Thursday. 18th Jan.
RAvrSNA, Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday,
and 10 Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys anc
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism. Nervous
ness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. In no case are mineral or other p0isoHs en-.
pt0yed, nor does he make sick TO make peH, or tear
dorm 10 bzitd up again The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may re
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordin
airy diet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputsble evidence Of which can alEays
be furnished. InvaFds, however reduced or despair.
ing, are invited TO call, and may be assured that no en-.
eonragement will be given or expense incurred, with
out q corresponding prospect Of recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
Death of Missionaries

A little more than two years ago, q large con
course of our citizens were present at the Baptis
Church, to witness the marriage of Rev. Mr.. SAT
TrnrrE, to Miss SALLY. daughter of Ira FULLER
Esq, of this town Mr.. SArrkRLEE was a Mis-.
sionary to Burnah, for which place they imme.
diAtely departed. A few months since. Mr.. SAT
TERLEK died, and his wife, with an infant child
sailed for the United States. Her friends were
anIiously awaiting TO hear of her arrival at Bos
ton, instead of which, they have received the sad
news that she too had died on the homeward
passage. The many friends of the family will
-srmpathise with them. in this affecting dispen-
sation of Providence. We learn that two of the
relatives have gone to Boston for the orphan
child.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
WEST GREENyILLE AND WAR.

w Rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a tri-weekIy
mail has been established betEeen West GreeLyille.
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, Leaving the Gaskill House, in War
ren, on every Monday. Wednesday and FridaJ morn
ings, at : o'clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greenville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg, Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. 0rangevilIe and Mount Joy, and
lIso connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown.
or Mercer, jamestown, Hartstown, Conneautville. Gil
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN & WEST.
- an T1=cs f
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New Arrangement.

The establishment on Maine Street. known az
the New York Bookstore, has been purchased by
on the business. The former experience of Mr..
PoRrrR, in the book trade in this place, will ena-
BILE him to meet the wants Of this community in
that line. His son, Mr.. W. F. PORTER, vii give
his personal attention to the business, and we
him. that they will find him gentlemanly and
accommodating. 1t is their intention to keep O
large and varied assortment of Books and Sta
tionary, Periodicals, &c. See advertisement in
another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
Planning Hill.

1ldu0S Alu-
Messrs. SPEAR d SoS, are progressing steadily
with their extensive undertaking. The build
ing. which is large, three stories high, is now
ready to receive the machinery. The engine and
boiler are in, and ready for operation. The en-
CINE is most perfect, of its kind, and was built
by the Messrs. DOUGLASS. of this place. The
planning machine is also a beautiful specimen of
machinery. We shall speak of this establish
ment more fully, at some future time, when it
shall be completed, and in operation.
The enterprise of its owners is highly COM
mendable. and they deserve the success which
we doubt not viii crown their efforts. In our
opinion, there is no better point for a planning
mill, in the United States, than this very town.
Had its citizens years ago. turned their attention,
more to manufacturing and creating. and less to
Specializing, trading, and spending. the wealth
and population of Warren would have been ten
fold what they are now.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
The Donation Visit % Rev. Mr. Ryan.

We were glad to see that s large number
Of the citizens of this town, of all denomina.
tons, together with a large sprinkling of thost
not numbered within the pale of any of the
churches. called upon the Rector of the EPisco.
pal Church, on Wednesday evening. and seemed
10 pass a very pleasant evening. The amount
received, in money and goods, was nearly $40.
It was worthily bestowed,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24
A Literary Entertainment,

By Young Ladies and Gentlemen of Warner
High School, will be given at Science Hall, il
the high School building. Friday. 18th inst.
commencing at 81 O'Clock P. N. The enter
tainment will consist of select e~rations, and col
loquies, and original essays, puns. and poetry
al interpreted with music. vocal and instrumen
tai. Admission Is cents. All surplus fund.-
AFTER meeting necessary contingent expenses, t.
be invested in apparatus for the use of tht
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-12-24

CALF, WHITE LIME, WATER
~ LIME. CcemenD for sale by the barrel at the Rail
Road Depot in Warren.
Dee a 1884