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ARRAY

Occurred on Sunday evening, at WM. P. Van
GoRDERs grOc,ry on Market st. Wilson REED,
1t is said, addressed VAN GoRDIR with abusive
language, and being ordered out of the grocery,
threw a heavy tumbler, which hit Wax GoRDIR
and cut his face badly VAN GORDIR then pitch
ed, rough shod, into him, in which combat REED
got marked some and came off second best.
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An Improvement

The exterior appearance of the Western Re
serve Banking House has been greatly improved
lately, by a fresh coat of paint. The building
is now an ornament to the town. This Bank is
one of the oldest monetary institutions in the
State. Many a financial crisis has it weathered
with credit and honor to It's fnanceers.
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PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.

PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford Conn.
This Certificate Wituesseth, That Thomas j. McLain,
of Warren, County of Trumbull. and State of CHA. is
duly constituted and appointed an Agent Of the PhOe
nix Insurance Company, during the pleasure of said
Company.
Said Thomas J McLain. is therefore duly authorised
and empowered to do and to transact all matters and
things pertaining to said appointment. that shall lie
given him in charge 10y said Company or its authorised
Agents, and to hold said Office during the pleasure of
the Directors. or Executive CJIDmite Of said COmia-
ny. for the time being; the revocation of which power
and authority to ne manifested by mailing a letter 20
that eject, to his address and last residence
Given at Hartford, Conn, this
) eighteenth day of June. in the year
SEAL. of our Lord one-thousand eight
) hundred and ~fftys;x.
:. L. LOOMS. President.
II ErrtoaG Sarrefarv-
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By Authority of the State of Ohio
THOMAS j. McLAIN, Agent.

abatement of the condition of the
JPN FNIN INSURANCE COMPANY, April 81, le56,
to the Auditor Of the State OF Ohio.
/. The name OF the Company is THE Phoenix lusur-
ance Company" and its location is Hartford.
Conn.
Q. The amount Of its Capital Stock is 100000.
,. The amount of its Capital stock paid up is SsC0,
coo.
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Once In sutIiG's Block, High ST, Wa rem.
= p RIT r A p p n G. I

- p | Il | L + 4 Z p | II G
~ When you hear the rats a s~craping,
P'rais you think it's the Spirits tapping"
And when bed bugs iercely snip you
P'rars you think its ghosts that nip you.
Co. TO Lyon-he l fancy,
BY magnetic EecrOmancy
Will procure you pleasant slumber,
Though your foes lie without number.
Rats aud Bugs his Pills and Powder
Kill as sure as fish make chowder.
Tuaf's n fact a = the phoe nix of SpRING h PEEn
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SADDLEs AND HARNESS.

- The drm Of PATCH & ALLISON, having been
dissolved, and the business divided. the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
~ JOHN FIFE as Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch & Allison The subscriber is
fully prepared with an ampls supply Of Trimmings,
stock % all kinds, for the Manufacture OF anything
In his line. A good supply Of HARNESS. SADDLES,
TRUNKS. &c. constantly on hand, which M viii D..
AZ al. times, to EXHIBIT to his old friends and
new customers. L. II. ALLISON.
Warren. ApriIg3 1856.
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GASKILL HOUSE,
COrHrr Of HaiH and South Sireefs. Opposite
cIsrsiaEd & -MaAOHiEg Rail Road Depot. Warren, o.
AScHER & ALLEN, PRoPRIEToEs.

4 Holrl viii be found by the travelling community
to possess all the facilities Of the best conducted ro-
tells, for the accommodation of the public. The pres
ent rraprietors have had It furnished in the most ap-
proved modern style; and availei themselves % every
appliance requisite to enable the House to merit public
patronage. The furniture and fixtures are all new. the
general accommodations unsurpassed. and every atten-
tion paid to visitors hat NAV he required.
The stage Office sdioins, and Hacks leave daily for
all parts Of the county. A Word TO FARMERS.
and oiter citizens Of the couHty-Do not think. he-
cause Ee OccuI Y a larger hSuSc, aud possess superior
accommodations, that our charges are eKhSrhitant.
Call. the next time you come to town, and satisfy your.
selves OF tie truth Of our assertion.
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Shorthorns for TrumhnI.

D.. P. jameson, of Bazetta, Trumbull county,
Ohio, has just returned from Kentucky, with two
head of shorthOrns, which he purchased of. B.
CLAY. One yearling bull, sired by Locomotive;
for which he paid $500; the other a heifer, three
years old, by President, price 500. There is a
large numbeI of good Durham cattle in Trum-
bull Mr.. JAMES 7. KING, o fHowland, President
of the County Society, visited Kentucky last fall,
and purchased of Abram Renick, of Clark, a bull
calf, sired by Renick, see 903 American Herd
Book, Vol 2, page 22O.) one of the best bulls in
Kentucky. This calf now weighs 1875 lbs
His name is young Ben" See American Herd
Book, 1927, Vol. 2, page 26l-OhiO Farmer.
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Harvesting.

Is now in fullOperatiOn, the moving machin s
are lively, laborers in the fields receive fair wa
ges: By our exchanges We should judge there
would be an average yield of wheat throughout
the state. Farmers throughout this county COM
plain some of the ravages of the weevil and fly.
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The new firm would respectfully invite The attention
Of Merchants TO their large stock Of Groceries,, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed 10 { cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos 2L2 and 2G4 CrSEford's Block, River Street, they
are prepared to oGer goods a. low as they can he bought
in This market. WI.
MAY = I-5G If 1VIRAN TDnTNEs
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Street Sprinkler.

What has become of that one horse cart, with
a hogshead attachment, which "once upon a
time" used to disperse, in a very sparing manner,
small DROPS of water along our streets? They
say, its remains are now on exhibition at Haze
vEY's Museum among other specimens of the bar
rel genus. was in its prime days as e~ffectual in
laying the dust, as a sixpenny squirtgun. The
damage to goods, fancy dresses ct ceterc, from
dust, would pay the expenses OF a half a dozen
ROOD cpr5nllarS
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Warren Enterprise,

A large sash and blind manufactory is about
TO be erected near the canal by E.. SPEAR d SoS.
The Building is TO be a three story building, so
by sc feet. a planning machine for getting cut
flooring is to be connected with the establish
ments occupying the second floor, the third floor
will be used for the mandatory of sash and
blinds. The firm richly deservethe success which
has attended their enterprise, and should receive
the patronage of Trumbull County. oa citizens
should regard their own interests by protecting
and encouraging "hOme industry Unless our
citizens open a trading and manufacturing bust
ness IN our own town, not depending altogether
upon exterior commercial interests, VT will find
that Rail Roads and locomotives will not advance
greatly our business and nrosperitY.
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The College CITY Venture.

AFremOHt papero of the above title has just been
issued at Hudson Ohio. NJ. C. REED, Esq, who
halls from old Trumbull, we believe, is the cd
itor; we doubt lot, but that the highest expecta-
to the Venture.
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INEO. W. HINCKLEY, OF Hiram, Puua e County, having been duly apPin-
= vdGeneal A=Hto ConpWh rt counties Of Irumh1h Mhomns,C dhn5anS &Gs sThn-
ING to appoint ba H[ receive Nh PEI sada applications for Insurance. ONT Ounuy DSahrs Houses
Barns and dhra arm uhhHg-t together =ht E-c contents against so or Nmass by free hgHning a.
rates Of Pr@Eas' low hoeG any other rFo4dIe company G W II Ws Hroined Agns If ss
IN EF since Sch time has Seu hWuli soft Policies of Farmers in he sve cunteS on whom
Insmgdm 1pgty III grnt& II wMe Of u MILLIONS OF OLL4Rs-G sMa over 100 FAsu4s
NDT TOTAL L1EhNe oruTeLE hch cHms ave en- aBuai and Idy with heu utmost ppmpt:u&" il
conformity wht the eonHtoasof the PohS~r ~ seem blythe AnnTd ApNtAaE and the eanns re
$4,000: hP~mam Noes which, a Hhi@t SnrUyt tot 2plhe0 tn sondne" OF tn sHTton-
AmHs the regulations oIheC HTmy,T the hhHn=r & sooner AGNenG c-hnsS -N"tGsNfs
no Oneb s will eNait at amoUE Applications nJ take eject on the day uyE a. taken by TIL Agent
Any member can surrender his %ym and whhhsEur l usC Company Ehhohm ny epens- n rMyL sd
on property ra any ohTS State TeD ratTsd tsC Company aral Practical Formers Zach nHhr "a
by the PARTIES and bcctzense Thep place hreu h loss occurs. " charge 90 ssp pei yer.Or s5@ for
six ym. lori NmcS l@Um mUUnM of PROPERTY. BIS u1 UPnsfA n no gEs1 t SILL O b MADE
consequently sTM es whole e@t- Property oHsde I%ns Of rsms ana wishing hhG. nr
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co PkgTNEKsnIP NOTICE.
EDWARDS & InDINGS.

The undersigned formed Il CO partnership on the arst
DAY OF April, Iej6, for the purpose Of iransactiug the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city OF Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style Of
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Masonic Lodge
The Free Masons, of Warren, assemble ever
Tuesday evening, at their hall. in the Gaskil
House.
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PA o F o S!
DEMOYAL.-S T. Pom-roy has re-.

REMOVALS. T. Pom ROY has re-
"a moved his Piano Forte and Music Store to Van
6or'er'S New Block on Market Street. He is happy TO
ne atle n state that the grsa: increase OF Lis business.
renders the change neccsssry-his former warerooms
being entirely inadequate. HIS large and canm0dious
rooms viii noE enable him to keep on hand and lex
posed to view" as large anil elegant an assortment OF
ramos and Melodeons rs can be fognd in the Sttte %
Ohio. lie will keep spnstantIv on hand t-or .hirry %
hIy elegantly Furnished new Pianos, selected rs him
sen from the hes, makers in the world. and will sell
them at Manufacturers prices. which will make the
price OF each Piano about $50 less u an they are sold
Tor IN Cleveland, Pit.sburg and Cincinnati. Also 4
large assortment Of second handed Pianos. prices from
IS to 500. Melodeons from IS to ssO0. One large
organ m%elodeon. designed for churches. will lie sold At
atarS7in. Pianos ard NG!oieous TO REM.
Warren. apr 30 1856 ST. PaNEEOY.
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IIANO GOV kRS. Every q 81 far
a tunate ss to be tie pOssessOt Of 4 good Piano-Forie
SHOULD by All means have it covered with an in liz
rubber cove There Is ruihing else half so good. ]
have Just opened u Lew let. !. I. PGARRUY.
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The Effects.

4 -L4OOWUT
a c~Ountryman's horse, which had been down
to see the rail road tirings, came dashing up Lib
erty Street on Saturday, with one axle and one
whe-las the remains ola farmers lumber wagon
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Temple of Honor.

4emple OF n
The members of this order in Warren meet on
Tuesday evening at their hall in Kings Block.
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County Auctiopeer.

Mr. CHARLES Howard of Warren, was appoint
ed and licensed by the Court of Common Pleas, at
Its last session, to exercise the duties of auction
er IN Trumbull County, and to make sales by
auction according to law for the term of one wear.
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I. 0 O. z.
Masonic Lodge.

The MahOning Lodge, No. 90, meets every
Monday evening at their hall on Market st.
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Daily Nail to Cleveland.

For the present, the mail from Cleveland will
come by the way Of Salem. Acontraet; we hone
will soon be made blythe P. o. Department with
the c. 4 81. Railroad.
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~Shenango Valley Bank.
Efforts are being mad to establish q bank
with the above title at West GreenviIle, Mercer
Co., Penn.
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Rev. N. B Lyons

Rev. n. B. Lyons, has accepted a call to the
the united congregations of Hubbard, Liberty
and Brook6eld, TrumbulI Co.. Ohio.
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ID l. y Il Y.

DR. J. SPEAR would inform his patrons and the pub
- lie, that he is manufacturing artificial teeth pom
A BASE. the porcelain gum heinE con
structed in one continuous piece Experience has
proved this style Of teeth tn he far superior to any now
in use. They are more healthy and easy for the mouth.
more Clearly, and more durghle than gold plate, beside
being more beautiful, entirely free from metallic taste.
or aHy taste whatever. and are cheaper than the plate
can lie afforded. Specimens Of the work can he exam
ined at my Office. and abundant proof given Of the real
value Of the Improvement. / continue to do plate
work for all who wish it. and every other department Of
practical dentistry is faithfully attended to
[July OF J.
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Justices and COnstableS' Blanks,
WARRANTED, M0RTGaG & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPESAs, ZIG
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. C. Burrouobs.

II having returned from a tour in the Southern
States, would inform his old p.trOns. and others drsir
ing services in the line of his profession. that he is
again at his post. same rooms, corner Of Market and
Liberty sts-. opposite the Bank. Dr. Burroughs is now
in possession OF all the latest improve euts in the con.
strueti"n and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth, &c, either upon Com. SILVER, or GrT.A PEg.
CHA hase- ami from his long experiences in the most
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor.
med with care, in the beet possible manner. warranted
to he a. we'll dane. rs can he done ~ any operator in
the UHifsG STATES. or HGrrea.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. but are I'M
willing to have their decay-l teeth extracted. and wait
sufficient time for the absorption OF the alveolar pro-
cess, necessary for a set on gold or siliceous base. they
can have their dec1yed organs removed, and a set put
in on Gutta Percha. Immediately to answer all the pur
poses OF the natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect ease. are beautiful. highly popular. and not
expensive DR.. ". will hereafter be in regular attend
auce at his Office. where he will he pleas d to w~ait.upon
those who need his services. or council
}. D. | would say to the members Of the profession
who are DESTROYS Of obtaining the Gutta Percha i'm
provements. that I am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates Of light 10 use the Gutta Percha. and
giving instruction in worSir the sane. Charges mo-
derSte. Call and see specimens.
April ~ I-Jc-ff ~ ~pTpRCT-CTQ " N
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4. SELLERS a. 90. "
DRICK-LAYING, MASONRY, DC.

- The subscriber informs his old pensioners and the
public. that he is prepared to execute all jobs Of Brick
laying, Pastering. White-washing &c-. with dispatch
All work will lie we'll done, "a none but competent
workmen will he employed Residence, one door west
OF T.. X. Wiselrs Carriage Mandatory.
MATTED. March %. lclG-6l EOB'r p. GORDON.
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sub.

w scriber has nadc arrangemt ns with 4 Manufac-
turing House in Switzerland. hy which, he, AS Agent
Tor the Manufactures, receives Watches direct from Flu
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Cold
ana silver Natcnes. Of all kinds, rs lOr as they can be
bought in the United States. lie has now on hand
every yarie'y Of ChrOnometer, Duplex Lever and La
pine Watches, 4 large stock Of britannia Ware, Jew.
elTy and Fancy Goods of every description. and he
VIII received new supplies. monthly. His intention
Is to sell a large amount. and he will sell to de Hers
al a lover rate than ever before.
Inc JeWelry was also purchased direct nom the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and will he sold low.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves JULES yAUTROT.
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S~S.SoO 9J.s6f St2,sc4 d
socnri,r q. - anranSg,iinn - an snn


S39, 80 43.uSg so
Bills receivable and other approved cOliat-
eral and personal securities. S>S.1JoOO
Amount loaned on mortgage Of real estate 10 95J %
Amount due from Agents, e-9L3S4
Cash on hand and in Bank, 4,43c -
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hiSCOLO IlON. Inc CO-DdILOeG
~ ship heretofore existing between NJ. J. r. Treat
and VIM Edwards, under the hrm OF Treat & Edwards.
was dissolved by GutIGI consent On the LIST day Of
Apr!l,lsJG. NJ J. r TREAT.
WV. Ed YARDS.
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NEN OF WAVERLY NOVELS FOR
1 50 cents, or the complete sett. - in mani er. for
50 30. a few copies more just opened, At ADAMS
Who will get them first
DEAD THIS. AND BE WISE TO
H YOC " INTEREST. Now is the only time
II You will see TO it Immediately, for l am going Vest.
in a short time. to spend the fail and writer, Any one
wishing TO auy all. or part OF my property, now $ the
time. for il l return tn Warren next season again. I
will not sell on as fare terms as at the present. for 1
shall then build on the front ground. ] have had sew
eral offers, and shall sell Il get a price to suit. now
offer for sale one la { Of ms front building ground. on
MaIh 5 rect the whole ieing ~ feet front by 40 deen.
Also, my large two story dwelling house and lot, imme.
diately hack OF front lot on franklin Street. said
dxelling is large enough for two families. Leing 40 nv
20 feet, with good cellar under it, with a kit. hen. one
story 40 by II feet. good large harm and Brick Smoke
House, Wood House, and good Cistern at the mack door
/ am now carrying on my trade in the building on nv
f, n lot since l quit the grocery business last ApriI.
for the purpose OF going West soon. Persons warting
any articles in the cunning line. and ammunition Of ali
kinds. that is good. and various other articles, will do
well TO give me a call.
Warren, June %, lS56-3m JOTN DAY.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

IEhIlrlCA1E VI FlOhl11-
CTO expire on the 3Ist day of Jan. IS5)
Whereas, The Phoenix Insurance Company. To-
Gated at Hartford. in the State of Connecticut, has fiei
in this office a sworn statement Of its condition. as re
quircl hy the first section Of the "Actto regulate In
surauce Companies not incorporated ~ the State OF
Ohio" passed April x, ls56.
find UkereGs, Said Company has furnished the IN
dersigned. satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of
al least one hundred thousand dollars of sctual capital
invested in stocks. or in bonds or mortgages Of real
estate worth double the amount for which the same is
mOTtgaged:
-7Hd rhereGs, Said Company has fled in this Office a
written instrument. under its corporate seal. signed
by the President and Secretary thereof. authorizing
any agent nr agents OF said company in this state TO
acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf Of
said Company, cOnseuting that service OF process
mesne or final, npon any such agent or agents, shall
he taken and held to heas valid as IL served upon the
Company, according to the laws ofthis, or any other
State. and waving all claim or right Of error by rea
son of such acknowledgement of service.
A0r- therefore, In pursuance Of the first section OF
the Act to regulate Insurance Companies not incOr
porated by the State of Ohio" passed April :, lr55. 1.
FRANCIS NJ WRIGHT, Auditor of State. Do HEREBY
CERTIFY, that said Phoenix Insurance Company is
authorized to transact the business of Fire Insurance
in this State, until the thirty first day Of Jan, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereto subscribe MY
name. and caused the seal OF my office to he affixed
this 81 day Of June, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ~ffty-six.
(SiEned) F. NJ. WRIGHT, Auditor.
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DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

Afne assortment Of Pianos. varying in price from
Sl25 to sGG0 Among others may he found
} elegant Rosew sod. e oct, iron frame. fancy legs. 1925
4 do 67z oct. do round cor. 3EOaS325
, do ca " do do 915GS3t0
} . oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding. SitN
? do plain ease. s955
! * oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. 1864
The Ia mentioned is one Of the largest and moat
magnificent pianos ever manufactured. The public arr
invited to call and examine it; il will repay tina ron
BILE offs visit The above were selected by myself with
great care. ard 1 viii warrant them TO be very superior
Instruments in every pariiGuiar.
Warren, Jan. 81 Sc. 6. 7. (
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-27
ChiId Eaten by a Rear.

Near Rocky Point, in Greenbrer Co.,
Va, on Thursday week, at the residence
Of William T. Mann, George Fox, about
10 years old, was Instantly killed and
partly eaten up by large pet bear, be-
longing to Mr.. Mann. The circum-
stances are as follows This boy had
op the day previous been out hunting and
killed a ground hog, and in carrying OF
skinning the same, got some blood on his
clothes. He, no, having changed hi:
clothes, went about the bear, as was usual
for every one, when the bear laid hold Of
him around the body, and squeezed hin
until his ribs were broken, then knocked
the boy down with his paw, and eat yer,
near all the flesh of his face and legs be
fore he was dead. There being no on,
about the house but lady, she was una
he 20 relieve him,
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ability, because so much is not demanded
by the friyoltics of society. The added
mster of foreign accomplishments could
easily be caught by such II mind from a
very little contact with the world.
would not speak as though our farm
ers' daughters were deficient in educa-
ton. Many brilliant scholars and TALENT
ed women may be found among them
in New England this is especially So
bu, would seek to awaken the ambition
of all to become that admired and favored
class which they ought to be, if they will
but unite refined culture with their most
excellent graces.
A sweet country home, with roses and
honey-suckes trained to climb over it;
with good taste, intelligence, and beauty
within; toll enough to ensure health, and
leisure enough to court acquaintance with
books and flowers, and the lovelness Of
nature, with peace, plenty, and love, i
surely one of the paradises which HEAVIER
has left for the attainment of man.-Ohit
CMipdior.