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II P~NOTICE-DR. S STRoSGs FEVER DESTROYER.
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
build up its own reputation. Every Sufferer will be
left TO decide for himself the relief it affords him. The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take il 10 the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let it there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain If will not do this. q thousand certificates
win 10 hut liStle towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The testimOniais-which are many and lopg-
are published in a circular, as the limity of an adver-
tisement will not permit-which ire presented more
for the purpose OF calling the public mind to this new
remedy. which nav he found at the principal Druggist
N the Western States and California.
II il possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim it will have great popularity wherever intro
ducei. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, If it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
find il out, and demonstrate it as a humhug, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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districts. at least once every two weeks.

districts, at least once every two weeks.
Resolred, That the too common opii-
ion. that the whole success of schools de-
ponds upon the teacher, is erroneous,
and that we even deem it possible for a
good teacher, unaided by his patrons. to
fail Oltentimes of securing The great OBJ
iect for which he labors.
Reso'ged. That the difference between
the wages received by male and female
teachers, as compensation for teaching.
is unjust, and that we believe il 10 be a
duty to urge a reformation in this re-
speet, securing to females. who perform
the same amount Of labor in teaching
performed by males, better pay than is
usually given
Resoived, That our schoolrooms should
be furnished in a style more compatible
with The present age of progression.
Resoivtd. That as youth is the lime
allotted bvnature for the growth and ex.
pansion of both body and mind, that nc
pupil should be compelled to remain in
the school room for a longer period than
six hours daily.
RESOLVED, That we recognize the
teachers calling as superior TO all others.
and that in order to render it such, the
observance of the above resolution, in
connection with others Of ike import, are
requisite to success in this profession
RESOLVED, That-the next session Of this
associa ion shall be two weeks from the
date of this. and that we submit a copy
Of the above resolutions for publication.
S. McCORKLE, President.
CA Cor
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2. A: Co9K, Secretaries.
R. w. DUNCAN,

PoLrrIcAL MAPs.-The best Map, pre-
senting bo,h the geographical and poll
teal condition Of our country, we have
yet seen. is published by A. Ranney. 1875
Broadway. New York. 1t contains a
mass of political information which it
seems impossible TO get upon a sheet Of
its size. II contains the three Platforms
and the Letters of Acceptance of the
three candidates, together with a stats
teal table showing all that is necessary
in the relative cordiIion Of Slave and
Free States for a correct estimate Of Sla-
very as compared with Freedom. Price
25 cts.
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On the 9th inss., in this plaee, of consumptien
Mrs. ESTHER HOFFMAN, wife of St phen
Hoffman, aged Al years.
Her death will be deeply felt by many of those
who were left to mourn her loss. Sac was an
ornament to the church. the community and
the society in which she lived; was kind and
benevolent to the poof, and afflicted, and ever
ready to aid and assist. During a longand pro
trleted illness, she uttered not q word of COM
plaint, but was resigned, placing her DEEPEN
dance upon her Lord and Master. and died as
she had lived, a Christian.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, Mrs. MARIET-
Ia L DARLING, wife of R. C. Darling. aged
% years.
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Terrible Political Riot in Baltimore
Two Men Shot Dead, and Twenty
Others Wounded
BALTIMORE, Friday, S

BALTIMORE, Friday. Srpt IL.
A terrible iioi occurred, this afternoon,
between a Fillmore fishing club and a
party of men at The Seventeenth Ward
Democratic Headquarters. in this city.
Two men we're shot dead, and some
twenty others wounded-several, il is
believed. fatally. The fight lasted only
a few minutes, but the firing was heavy
and severe. Neither of the men killed
we're engaged in the fight. and most of
those wounded we're residents in the vi
ciniiy. attracted to The spot BY the dis
turbance.
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DR.. 4. ID. SAWYER,

(Dentist) would respectfully announce to the public.
that he has permanently located ia Warren, a ttke den
tai rooms (0rzsr{g occupied By Dr.. Spear, in Suttin-s
Block. and is prepared to peri rm operations on natn-
Ia. and Artificial Teeth. upon The hate improved plans.
Having had mu,h experience in the Manufacturing
OF -porrelsiu Teeth" 10th single and in "biOcks,~
and the Porcelain Ias=." n has no besiiancy in say
ing. that he possesses decided Advantages over all
those who 10 not make their oxn ieeth-ty which art
be Is enabled to MAXI a substitute Tor the sbsorhtion
Of the 'alyiOa ridge" restoring the face to its natural
contour. and giving a lie ike ssion TO the fea-
lures. lie also has the right to make Poree'ain Base
Teetk- iron liz. d. A. S1tierthTait- patented Novem-
her. 1855. Wksrh IS fast IA ing The lice o. Netaiie
Plate. The a Ivautages that they possess are runner
Gus and need to lie seen % be appreciated Speed
mens can be seen II til aheye named rooms.
Warr.n SrAf- L fSif-if $1,000 -
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

NEW AND BEAU IIFUL ERA IN
~ the photographic art Photographs upon paprr.
surTassing In beau y. durability artistic eject. and
ufe-Uke expression any style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever befole drawn by q pencil Of Light. For hnebefs.
roundness, depth Cf light AMI SHADE and richness Of
tone. they are wonderful.
The Subscribers return thanks for past Patro age.
and take pleasure in announcing TO the citizens OF War
rem and vicinity. thst they are nov prepared To take
Life size Portraits mounted HPon caEvtss aud finished
plain, or eolOred in oil, erayOn. or Pastil, from s2S to
sIuO. and warranted satisfactory.
IPSmaIl size Photographs can be taken upon paper
and mailed to any part Of the United States, at a very
shall expense.
Y PPartieular attention paid to taxing oct scenes
AMI landscapes. Also IkeEesseso Of deceased persons.
TPD-uerreo,ypes, or Miniatures Of deceased per
sons, hsrerer poor. can be magniEed to life size and
made perfect.
Y PAnbrotyp~ taken for SI00 and upwards.
IT PInStructiuEs given ia al branches Of Photo
graphy. upon rtasonAbie terms
EENEABER-e harsss moderate. and Licensees
warranted 10 p!esse- LAkOA q koBBANS-
Warren. Sept. l.. L 20.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?

Read the testimony Of DR.. II. P. LEONARD, Druggist
Fayette c.. H.. Ala Jan Is. 1853
Dear Sir-"IIooh Ind's German Bitters have done
uonders in this section. A youth. a son OF G. VI Hub
bert, Esq OF this county, had heen for several months
Under the care of our hest practitioners without relief,
and the case reported doubtful. and the young man al
though scarcely able to get about. eommeaeed with The
But-rs. lie found so much relief from the first bottle.
ne continued to take until a complete cure Has Affect
eI. lie is now perfectly well and stout"
.sH rh0 usstAs Biffsrs are satisfied ritA tAsz
CHAUN-EY FOWLER said
THE Bitters are selling well. and 1 think they will
continue SO, as they give good satisfaction - tA9ss
who have used them"
See advertisement
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Secure the ShGdOar, ere the Substance Eades."
4 MBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS,

- " UiWL ENNEVI ~
s. |CROMBAUGH. Daguerrean Artist. Gate Of ClsVc-
andO would respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
Warren and vicinity, that his Daguerrean Car Is lOea-
tel Tor the present. at the corner OF Market & Liberty
streets, near the Western Reserve Bank; where he il
prepared % take licensees Of all kinds, Ambrotypes,
Photographs CT DaSaerreotypes.
The Ambrotype Is taken 1po . white plate glass, and
surpasses everything Of the kind ever offered to the
public There is a distinetness OF outline and beauty
OF finish in these pictures, which presents every scx-
ture with surprising elearness. and as permanent a.
time. Ambrctypes taken at all tines, either in plea
SAINT or Cloudy weather.
i FPartieular attention paid to taking Licensees
in LOckets and Pins, which he is prepared to do in tho
elrS may he.
1Jrhe prices will be as Low as those Of any other
artist. (sep24-sel
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BUYERS OF SLOTuING
ARE RE2uEsTED TO Gait At HEAD auKK1xRs, At
j. GOLDSTEIN'S
HALL

NO. II and IL. OAK FRONT. 2 doors South Of the Post
Ohce. AMI examine the largest stock Of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING ever orened in Warren
This stock consists OF a large assortment Of all kinds
ana graies Of Overcoats, Talmas, Gents ShaWls. Dress.
Prock AID sack Coats; all kinds or Pants and Vests, \
splendid stock Of G~entlemens' Furnishing Goods: Hats
and Cans; also a very large and carefully selected
stock Of BOYS CLOTIIINGf
We are constantly receiving a large stock Of Over
eoatin6s, Cloths. Csssimeres and Vestings, and Keep
the best NorGmsn res y 10 NIL an orders with ~neztneSS
and dispatch. in tn very latest styles. FOR thosa vso
wish TO have garments made by measure.
My large and heavy purchases enables me to sell
goods cheaper than At the usual rates, and lover than
any other establishment in town.
Come 10 the head quarters and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, and you will find you can buy shers
right. J. GOLDSTRIN-
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4 GENTS (either travelling or local.
~ for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS. are re-
questsd tn send, WITHOUT DELAY. their address to
the undersigned. and they viii be furnished elth . ID.
siness which will yield them from 100 to zoo per cent.
profit. Tary will please state what Newspaper or Pc
riodieals they have eanvassed for. Persons who have
not hitherto acted rs agents. but who you'll Ike to en-
gage A. snrh- will also please send their names, Post.
vaice address, County and state. urittsn plainly.
WRIGHT MASON & co.
sep23-3mr NEw ToRKs
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.M,nnrr. s-sutenbrr 15th. 1sss.

As I an about 10 retire from the practice OF DEN
TISrRY. in this place. 1 take pleasure in recon-
m=nding to friends and patrons, DR. SA
a person experienced in the m8nipulatfons and adjust
ment OF artificial Teeth. and fully competent to give
good satisfaction to thuse that may favor him with
their patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do we'll to call and examine his specimens of
Porcelain Base" and Block Teeth" as they are life
lie and seryiceahIe. JOHN SPEAR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-24

WI learn that a sad accident occurred
on the Central Road. near Port Byron
The express train. East. ran into ca =
tie train, killing six men. The cattle
train had run off on a switch, and the
srritch being left out of place. the ex
press inevitably ran into il.-Bug. Com.
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Mr.. Al xsuIer. Of Woodforl, has pur-
chased the celebrated race horse Lexing-
ton. He mel Mr.. Tenbroeck in England,
and The purchace was made there. The
price paid was S15.UOO. This, we be
lieve. is the highest price that was ever
paid for any horse in the United States.
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The Scientific american gives a
lengthy description Of a new style of
caniage. which runs on three wheels in
stead Of four. The advantages are said
10 be. that there is no bindrance in get
ting in and out, aud that the vehicle can
be more easily and shortly turned than
the ordinary four wheeled phsetons
which it is believed this invention is dcs-
tined 10 supercede.
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TONSTABLE.S SALE

~ By virtue ofan order Of sale, issued BY Jeielith
Fitch, 4 Justice II the Peace Of the township OF war
ren. Trumhull county. Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, | have lrvied upon the Canal Boat Eoehes.
ter. and wiil expose the same TO sale at the store oil
Stephen Burnett, on the Canal IN said township, be-
seen the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4 ? VI. on the
9Th day OF September. A. D. le56-iAken 10 satisfy a
iud sment In faIDr OF Isaac Crawford Dated this LIN
ssrt. II ~. W. pR10Ks, cans.ssis.
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Az overseer, named Silas Rogers. on
the plantation of ThomasJ Brown. near
Wo6d'iilr. Miss . while whipping some
of the slaves. on The 81 inst. at 10
o'clock at night. was set upon by the
slaves, knocked down and cboaked ( %
de- IN. Nine of the slaves were arrest
ed, and will be hung ur lynched.
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. DVENTUREs OF GeRAKD THE

1 Lion killer-This is one OF the most wonderful
h-t Try OF the age 30 copies ust received at ADAMS
BInks:orc. Also 50 nors Of tb~ rapid selling book,
Hunters Life among Lions, Elephants and other Wild
animals also adventures in IedIy and Africa
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Frs. ATTEN-

SCHOOL TEACHERS, ATTEN-
~ TIOS The Board Of School Examiner for Trum-
bull County have. for the convenience Of Teachers, di-
vided the county iatl SIX Districts, to be composed as
fulOxs:
LIST D stric;-Sewt9n, Lordstosn. EraesTiIe and
SOuthingtpn.
I'd Disl.ict-Wsrrsn, Rowland, Champion and Ba-
Zstta.
81 D-istrict-viensa. Fowler, Liberty and weathers-
& Id.
4th Distriet-Kinsnsn, Vernon, Hartford, Brook
fell and Hubbard.
S n D~istEict-GFe-Ee. Mecca, Gustavus and Johnston.
9Th D.s;rict-Farmington, MesoPotlais, bloomfield
and Bristol.
The Board will hold sessions for the examinstion OF
Teachers In The saveraI District a. f,li,Nr-
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There VII am te Session Of The B1ari heNia AZ v AZ
rcn, Monday, Nov mier 81, at which time and phase
l. is hoPel ali will attend. who hare Hot attended any
Other session "ftar Board. Each session 70 9 ,aineh-s
~ 10 O'clock, a. a.. q. II. uCTCHINS.
SrP: 2i-G. CIx R9Ir5 Of Ex-n.Eers.
(Druacrs; rl-ase copy
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SHERlFF''S SALE

r. virtue ofan alas ordero sale TO me directed y
5-Iiv,ref by IT, Clerk Of the cenFf Of Connaa Plea
OF Frlmsull county. Oaio. I have leyiet on and shall
expose u Public ) tie. ut the door Of the Court House.
in Warren, in slHi county, on Saturday. the 18th day
Of Oetober, A, D. 1855. hetSeen the hours Of " o'clock
A " and 4 O'Clock p ". Of said day. thu Real Estate
descrii ell in said onierof sAle, 70 VT: the store house
and lot OF James H. kinbee. COS tracied tn him By uea-
~ and Charles Smith. IN he Village OF Warren, frur-
bull comfy, Ohio. { oE:ins on Main street. near upoa
the Makoning River. on the south b. the Drug Stors
now occupied by Z. A Smith & Co., AMI or the north
aiioins on the lot on which is the brisk building occ1-
pied and owned by +. 4. HoYT & co. To be sold ~
the suit Of Lauren Merriam against James II. kihbes.
ct. al. Appraised a. Fifty-Three Hundred Dollars,
CS5, 800, 0O) subject to the Smiths contract Of S-55,35z
du- August 30. 1856. and the like sum Of Sr339S duee
August 20. 1851. and annual interest on sad two suns
NJ HARMON. Sheriff. I
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CHAMPAIGN MAPS-M Map of the U.
~ States, showing by eoiors, the area Of Freedoz
and Slavery. and the territory whose destiny Is yet to
he decided, exhibiting also the Missouri Compromise
( Line. and the rnEtss % Colonel Fremont in his famoEs
Z explorations. with important statistics Of the free and
ADAMS
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Trumbull County Agricultural Society,
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The pI em M aOere all awarded by tie
Comm tees nth q knowiedge o. tie
numbers only. and tie names are added
BIZ the Secretary.
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u ANSAS Il NEBRASKA.
IN Full. complete ard. definite nSps % these lerr:-
tori $, on one shsvt. Prize 3 eenttat ApAAS.
-DIGEEOWS LIFE OF FREMONT.
ID The only authentic editions ADAMS
Fr.meu: Piass. AMI tbs new GIee Book. Win uuss
,rran III fnr fr Yords. All new.
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FOR SIXPENCE--
Il Good fast color ed Prints
Good bleaehei Muslinsl!
Good brown ShiTting!!!
Women's white and sla e cotton hose !!ti
at the NEW DIRK
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Doors 4 Shoes stock adapted
II to all ages. and Of COOL workmanship. Also-
Overshoes and Leather. PARKS & EESTZ. (
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RICE PLAIp SILKS. BIk
FMBROIDERIES AZ TRIMMINGS

IL Silks Of superior quality AMI lustre; silks Of all
other kinds. including SILK 0NNET Cloak and
other silk velvetS; rich velvet and silk Vestings. &c
ARK * WENTZ- p
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Nt6 advertisements.
OYW

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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* W.
H Rich Thread Laces; Swiss anil Cambria Collars :
Sleeves Banls All Emhroideries ; Velvet, Moire An
tque azl other styles Trimmings The ladies say II 10
i treat 10 examine the great variety at the
NFW NORK RI
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Lordstown Teachers Association

-OA
Pursuant to previous arrangement, the
Teachers and friends of Education met
in the Town Hall, in Lordstown, on Sat
urday, Sept. 18th, 1856, for the purpose
of forming a society whereby the School
Teachers of that community might be
better fitted. or qualified to perform the
important duties which devoive upon
them.
The meeting was organized By the
appointment of S. McCorkle. Chairman;
r. w. Duncan and Charle' Cook, Sec
relaries.
An able address was then delivered
BY p. A. Spicer, on the Theory and
Practice of Teaching" in which was
plainly shown the practical duties and
responsibilities which dcvolye upon
teachers of common schools
After this, the follu~ing resolutions
wer. discussed and unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That teachers should ire
q~uently associate themselves together ar
The purpose of better flung them for
their duties, and securing the best means
for the general diffusion Of knowledge
throughout our common schools.
ReSotv d, That a love for the employ
ment, is requisite 10 succeed in teaching
ResOlued, That We henceforward will
adopt and practice the new system. AMI
positively reject the old.
ResOlGed, That patrons be requested
to visit the schools, in their respective
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E YORK STORE.

DOYAL WILTON, Brussels, three
~ Ply, Ingram AMI Yeuitian C~arPetng, also Rugs,
I~ruggets. Mattinss. OIL Cloth. &C., the largest stock Ia
old Trumbuli, eau he had at the
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PONNETS. RIBBONS. FLOWERS.
- SILK, Straw AMI Colored lace Bonnets. for Fall
AMI Winter. Bonnet YelvetS.and Silks. and a temPs-y
ing display Of Ribbons, Flowers and other Trimmings,
at the NEW d TOE
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TENTH ANNUAL L
FALL AND WINTER GooDsF
AT TIE
NEW YORK STOREt

We rave Just opened, and are now prepared to EXIT.
BIT 20 our friends and customers an unusually large
ald desirable stock Of goods, adapted to the season, to
which We shall be constantly adding for the next sixty
days We invite all who " sh to buy good Goods for
4 Little money, to ealland examine our stock, assuring
tnen that We are Esrsr to De Eadzrssll.
Sent -. 4 81 PARKS 4 WFNTZ
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FRENCH MERINOS-A larger stock
l. than ever before inc uding al colcrs and shades,
some heavy dOIble twillet at one dollar, rich Plaid
MerinOs, all WOODLAND half wool. q
Also piles Of CO.urss, from two shiIingS upwards
Plain French ID, LANES, Umbre DeLaines. Plaid aud
Striped Popiins an1 ChalIys.- DeBlges. Gala Paids.
Persian aud Printed DeL&ines. ia endless variety, At
the NEw YORK sTOKE
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n WOOIEN G0ODs

~ The public know thar We keep the harges: and
Cheapest stick OF cloths for men and boys wear. IL
town; everything IN the line, from 4 good two shilling
Jean TO \ hne iroxdc;oths therefore We simply say. he
lore buying, call at the NEW YORK SE0KE
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DEADY MADE CL0THINGAWe
II have a salrs room devoted to this department..
where We can give cur customers fits! Here aIso can
be found a general variety Of Hats and Caps
PARKS & WENTZ.
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HEAR THE OLD PATRIOTS.

~ Against the Aueidous wos ofForegn Influence
cOiuro you believe me- Fellow ciiizcns, the jealousy
Of FREQ People ought to BIO constantly awakeit s
Of the moot bnucful foes Of Republican Goyernncnt
WASHINGTON -.
i,Vs II is time that wo should become little more
hmcrcaui2cd md instead of feeding the Paupers and
bnbOrcrs of England feed our own: or clsc IN short
time, BY OUR PRESENT POLICY, we shall be Paupors
ourtclycs--JACKSON.
tH7 hope we may find some means in future of
slioldng ourselves from Foreign influence Political
Commercial or in whatever form II may be Attempted
wish there ocean Of Fire between this and the
old world.---JEFF ERSON
TT fever the Liberties Of this country occ destroyed
twin DO through the Vaccinations of RODish Priests
la FhYEITE
~ Foreign Influence Ia Grecian horse TO the Re
publc-we cannot be too carculto exclude lie entrance
MADISON.
~ There ls an imperative necessity for reforming
Tho Naturalization Lave Of the u. Statcs.--WEBSTER
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OF EgsE

A LII those having accounts or notes with the
IA old firm of +. A. Dering & Co., or with the
late firm of Ii. Dering & Bro, are respectfully
requested to settle tho same.
Owing to the deceasc OF my brother, Hugh NJ.
Dering, who was member of both the above
firms, tho necessity for prompt attention te the
above request will be apparent, to all.
havesold out our entire stock OF Goods to
Mr.. Fred. A. Dering, who will continue the mer-
camille business at the old stand, and take this
opportunity OF returning my sincere thanks to
our old friends and customers for their long con-
tinued hvors and patronage. X. DERlNG,
Ex'r. OF Hugh NJ. Dering.
N. b. The Books and Notes will be found at
the old stand, whore my brother, Geo. NJ. Der
ing, or myself will attend 10 the settlement OF
business. Ii. DERlNG.
Morgantown, July l2, 1856.
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MOralS IN Hayti.-A visitor to this
negro empire states that the propensity
for thcving in SO strong and general
that when fire breaks out in any OF
the seaport towns, the merchants hurry
at once with their money to the ship
ping in tho hurbor, prrferliug to deposit
it in the hands of entire ST. Anglers rather
than expose it to inevitable loss from
robbery by their negro fellow citizens,
According to statistical document,
out Of 1868 children, born in the first
quarter of the year in three provinces
in HuySi, seventeen hundred were born
ont OF wedlock, and only 1863 were le-
gitimatr. This is the condition to
which Greeley wishes to elevate the
slave.