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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

ARMSTRONG & CO,
No. 90 MARKET St., NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND UFAcTURERs' AGENTS,
LS0R the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implements,
Il Bulldog Materials, 30, &C. The annexed Is list OF
rUch articles may always be found their stoFe at
the lowest cash prices:
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshing Machines Hprse Powers and Cob Crushr
Little Giant Felton's Portable Grst Ni Cutters,
Corn sheers Bedwels Smut Machine Chlds Grain sspa-
rator, Wells Seed Sower, Corn Planters Cuvator H4r
Pioughs OF ali kinds Churns, Meat Cutters scyes
Forks Kakes, Reapng and Moving Machines Fan Mis- &c
BUILDING MATERIALS, &C, &C.
Window sash, Venetian Inds, Msrbsized Iron Manes,
window Glass Of al sizes Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris
Chain Pumps, fosce Pumps Garsn Engines Iron Chairs
Iron Sc tees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
PAINTS, OILs, &C.
White Lead White Znc Brown Zinc Stone CoIored Zinc
Pants OF all eoors Putty, Whiting, Linseed Oi Lard OIL,
Inrpenne Varhshes Mineral Paint Glue, Paint Brushes
Rosn, CopPeras, Paint Mills, &C., &C.
FE TILIZE RS.
0uano and land Plaster We keep large stocks Of these
articles en- hand.
SEEDS.
Cover Timothy Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &C.
We are also agents for fsases Celebrated Excelsior Rail
road Horse Power Threshng Machines. We have now an
assortment Of these Maehnts on hand an viii furnish them
az Manufacurers prices transportation added As the de-
mand will be beyond the supply, those who Of
them had bett, II buy soon.
deci4-d1ttwAw3m ARMSTRONG AGO.
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BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
2o9 and 2ll Rins 81,
laae-su GhAfHesf0n, =. e.


A&t~A-@-f
rTHHE undsrgued HishBg ~ sell on sis entire snfc- q
rest IA Anntef Basinrsa sin giFsa great bar f
Ffan corr 81 Eean fzeuaT EaE NILS IN Hassn CO..
fean east a. rnnsssee river; ahh 7en Thonsana
q uei EmAsred land, pine. poplar AMI oak. 0ns
m l. situated IN mla irnn he Ftref Er thaRsAnd
aese trse o. ap with "a the pecsssATy msrctensnis.
sfahaa. dse Ing husss, Ae.
wish srlt ms farm A@ river, Rftnrhed b TIE
above tract eonfalnrg So enf gaai.
az 80 q which in enliiFasiqn. with ART
pruvemenss The esheE Mi Ians psftDF np en- eve
tea Ard ssre 4 aes q iand ~ svFuioF timber.
siH 81 In Fnsr f4ac cs lNad nradnr and eFiEt
ml on ard ~ Fops bs kkEiih Iac1a, as,
Tea hoasand aiafs ees trd eas sa ne taape< cne
and years neeosxbe pspsr. ulfh inssfest pt 81
ftf tAa siaa fhensand daF8s ard
IL ssI m aa gane 4 81 s. pr aS q ub eest ~ ior nes
Hachzassys kng snstsf lnf uaaen waited Hdd lhs
andsrsisn ~ E4Eis A4'e. hkfin ea-s Irsn-
c. L HEKEkRT.
NB-Isn alss ssl snsash e cara A.. b faFnisk lhs
ulls ~ psoaaot year II rsas1rd pfee. ss1 give
posssssisa - any tine tfaa< = saseise- G i u.
lsnal-win
IA -. O. Df0HN,
a CT ie1f a.
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1ee hssa f,arns nais IA 4 - go A. nas la2 -
DAff4. fItCEKI 4 rssa
f4na ~ InAa q f9zaes
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A. c. & A. B. BEECH.
Staple AND "a faSCl "a nay GOODS,

.t 90 College Strect.
HAVE opened very lxrge stock q AZ Nh = 81 DREsS
III GOODS suitable TO The fA and Trade q lhe
Newest STYLES
Aso, aosoue iot q s lie ncrsg designs az ci0A X
and MkNfi 81 sore aud ready lor exhitiiore w
pesai, yoI look s,ook q closhs before
buying
ee have IN store vey large sinef of az kind Of CAR
Pklc o me nsvest psrts, and Latter c1rrefes o. sci
them cheap any other House. ha SIDE OF tbr
talns We hsve ali kinds Of CURTAIN DAAAsHs and
LACE CURTAlNs
Ia addition the ahove, have large sock 81 al
kinds Of DAY 6oVDs srisAle Or the fai nd Water
Trade A. Q. A A n hktCH.
eepi3 No ~ College a. .Ssshs,e. T-na
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. VI. PETTTNGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119Nssssu Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosT0E.
p Co., are Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States and
The Cansdas.
u cOTTENET & CO., Importers Of French and
Il other European Goods, No. as Broad street.
aug3f IS
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NASHVILLE. TENN TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1856.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vTscHER q scHELL's Gent Advertising House,
APPLETON BUnDnio, $40 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau Street.
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fIsHE parsatrhip hsfscfsFs eEses Der shs ssyls a
kzs4 NeotA y fhis aaf fsssses - estRzi eansRnt
ara. NIB lila
fzrl1--fn sc NptaR
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'INHE partnership between the undersigned IN she name
and style Of J. " seabaTy Co., dissolved BY mu-
ua consent the stt Mt Either Of win attend 70 The
settling up Of ihe business q the late arm.
}. n. sRABURT,
4. 8 PEACH.
Janz-u T.J. SkABuRY.
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DTsSoLuTTON.

Ws viii close the remaindsr Of our strck of Winter
Goods, amongst which large assorsusnt g n rasKafs
ofvery choice quality At extremely lOs prizes
janis A j. D. A co.
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RDR PAIL ANU W1HTElx.
EKTE - tgenes NsnlaT afh Ansi - IafstIl SEA =
" ctoAka NAKflli.A4 -, -, sEsr osnrsl Is ~
fIfY. AZ lsraer4 Esa1aE a4li.lG NpEM ~ 50 -
cal r4H NQzt tNtfEn1s a4EfF Mf11 nan raar,nn l.
1Fie1s lI4n 90 ~ 8f4a ~ G. MeNAf4I -.
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HONE MAnR FURNITURE.

IN q UIT1E 80 N4FIE3 . . = I1HF
FURNETBfsE efANEFACTOuY
IN nSs bslief rrepnses lhsn ever % flrrlsh srHU
n 40 fren1s ana sfx Fun'lr viii anylllnE .-a8
lasY mas una' ia fhs EarniiBfe line. .If.
oriers tbpnsfAEy ~ xsd and foHpiT &Is1. -
Wtrshaa Ao is C1EsEe stfeet, 81 Ae etelare.
laaIe-~ly 1kotsMFs, NAac4 A CO.
STRAW CUTTERS r0R F1FE RDas
y ElAlRak snts4anfsi sFtels jsEt GreeIEed aza ~
ial@ ta. cu.lsse neests Aks4Flls.
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PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.

DtTES & FRANCE, NO. I Barclay Sta
ID n. Ks-C1mion.-None genuine except they have
the stamp Of the Patent, All aud sellers in
ringing viii be prosecuted according TO law.
mar24-Iy
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NashYille Female AeademY.

FTNHE session via ooumsne MosDAr, JAsuaNT sisi
Morning AHern sessions, Aele an fexprri heed
Teachers 10 dep sFtments Of Eoucaon Ample pfovsioa
made fur he peasant All he ~ hal exercise Of pup Ia vel
q or hei- insti uciion IN the Fesli ton roan.
inn Al q. ID IiILOIT.
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~ f11e D I71I1 11I 1s T1l1II T1l1lIrr1 "a -
" kasEsl otN SURG ookA EAE14. - n.ah ss ln~5ss
~ aisse.f1a e 1AllgssA " s. 1oApeh C0
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FnEmEURE CARTHAGE FACTORY.


ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORK.
FFNE subscribers prepared 20 an oriss Of any aeu.a
Il for IRON WORK such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots. &c,
Also, IRON STAiRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS. SETTLES.
CHAIRS, TABLES, D0Gs, WINDOW GUARDS GATES.
fOUATAINS &C. They pay particular attention chcos-
ing CtMtF9kH LOIS and eAkks Having the largest
soFtment Of Patterns Of any establishments thf county,
are enabled TO please ts most hsous in Archls
tects Builders in any psrs % the uaon. wanting Iron
Work By sendiuS dFssinss vii the for
cost OF work, and viii frnsh any iom heir de-
signs drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture ~ address,
ing few lines stating for what purpose win be arhed
with printed desgas oy mail With the prices
Ell Al Orders ssat viii receive promp. attention. and
the work finished and 6tied In The hss manner packed
In boxes Tor safe carriage, HOOD a CO..
f2i North Team esreet,
And broad and aidzs Avsnue,
nov2l-trw4n Phaindelphfas
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H. ". SttAIFE8ts
10. College st, Near Church, NASHVILLE, II

4N1s SoAAoto - Att4t Aaf -""~et'--%-f A-es
ThE ,LEk IN al kinds of Cabinet Paul
IL ture, and l. recesing additiona c. II -
supplys; and having EItea uyseI aai 81 ri
via ene hearse and Kentie korses an -
prepared 70 furnish every And aad Quay q co IA
hortest notice. by uay o. nfsht.
Clocks, lamps and 6rontAs for sale Mattresses q al
kinds on hand, or made 70 order
Furniture kepaired siih ncatneas and ifpatch.
New and vsronrsiyi u Aardrobesah sArap fr salA
or good paper, AZ No. Coilafe street. cAeTrh.
A. W. fHAgGkR,
esaCz-ig ~ ~ ". DOaHn. AsseA
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SUPERIOR Piano FoRTEs.


JNO. *. WEST.
LAS nos IN store large supply OF PIANO .ssczssv,
Ia P0RrEs OF very superior tone, sty e .sAsEsselg
and anish of G, 6k, ~, and octaves man . u
Hiaetured by
HlLLEr, DAVIS Co, Boston,
4. GnBKKr Co, Boston,
NosSs CLARE, New York,
Which, dar ability, perfection snd volume 81 tone
aOs equAed Oy any oer makes know IN this market
which viii dispose OF az manufacturers prices, with ths
addition c carriage. Those WISHING purchase would d.
se 10 apply soon he Is quite crowded, and anxious
ael. b mako Cor Others very soon ekpeeied.
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geo, ", CONAN,

ATTORN NsY AT "a w,
General Agent for the Purchase, Sale
and Rent of Real EstRte, and the
collection OF Claims,
No. IS Cherry Street.
NASH WILLIE, TENN.
nRoMPP attention viii given al business entrusted
him, aad special attention 10 the collection Of Eastern
Claims throughout Middle Tennessee.
REFERkNcEs.-A. c. A. h. Beech, Eyans, Porter 4 CO
T. b. F.tc Co. Thos I. Smiley, Ex-6cv. Neil Brown
Josiah Ferriss, Nashville Tenu Gen. J. A. Batte, DAVID
CO., Tenn: Ex Gov. H. Campbell, Lebanon, Tenn.
HOa. iohn r. cArathers, Aemphs Tenn; W. D. Laveuder
Reu YORK City. oci3-u
FOR RENT.
A GOOD FILING HOUSE, IN RDGEFIELD. ssssA
n AlsO-rwS Rooms over iianln Hnd'Aiorgsn's, h;.s
no. 81 Cherry st., Nashville. A-1A
Apply 10 K. A. BALL0wR. GenT Agebt,
sal No. II Dssderiek strest
HAVANA CfGAgS.
100 600 CIGARS joe. received direct Rom Ia.
lOOsOOO Vaaa, and fsr sale ~
ianls-iV ). LuNGlNErrG. No. - harkst q.
In STORE
il la6 boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
81 do celebrated Pancake" 10
90 do "pride Of Virginia. do
so % Palmetto Twist DO
f0G 900 spanish ana American Cigars
lo9 anz. boxes ssrdines,
IS bBis Mats. assorted
- bag each Pepper, Spice and GiDrer.
eepo5 SEYMOUR fkNNfN7 h GO.
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NE W FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
~ y. SEARURY & a. =. PEACH.
a . have lormed . partneFahp under the nauas y
and syle of 7 J. seahury Co. aud sssen the stock IN
and and OF n. seabury Co.. IN coOpsr's block, -
Cherry street, and their friends and he rube
that hey prepared 20 execute every descriptions
IN the PLUMBING BUSINESS in he neatest most sub
stants manner. They viii also furnish and up Gas Fix.
tnrrs n The hsnasomesi syes- They respectfully solicit
.eare o. pahlc patronAss. liansl
FREmIUM CARTHAGE FACTORY.
lust finished Fine Caeche Rockaway; M-RW
Fine Family Barouchs; C.4%
Fine Buggen, Et3<-~t4I-
which are offered on lieesa terms for cash,
or good paPsF The public respectfully invited
THE LADIES IN PARTECULAR,
10 call and examine lat Premium Buggy our Ware
Room. Coopers BaHng, Corner o Cherry snd Deafsrck
streets. loct3il CRAM SHEPHER0.
IRON RAILING AND
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Auction, Commission
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

NAVE concluded 20 connect with former bnsne the
E-iuug OF Lands, Town Lots, renting Houses &c fhave
nov hand for sale, severed negroes amongt them
"a years old, that will guarantee 20 be No cook,
WaHhsr and roner good and good general house
servant, gii lS years Oil, aui hoy q! the
Pledged word sell these % South
aud want 70 select good hones TO- hem and shpad the
purchase be pleased he return them and his
m1uey tJct3ll RES w. POTTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13

The hove cut p,rs,usa uIusbei Improvement il PHasGap Mills akFeiS he sad-s ehahAE
feeding stock III ue latest invention Of hrc nlRsEs LEtvrrE OF Quincy, mass Eo an S .
he Farmers ofTsc mntu IRE ndehxd to M Lauu.t r rx~~sHi trhcMn Of Machine Er
grinding commando . Machines fr gdsP uTOsh rs Ins t~HE @ssS i- N attended stAtS~ "%H
In year Ea after N@hnzm much time ai nomr he fHv@~+Sn d ~sneda nAias @ mis- -
have been introduced mmM Markets aehas he star Mills" Little enL7 &C. 3s-6 or s
nth GaHM Iron Corn crshr+ a%hnst1 MHhsn I'd %5a he %En vent H L0sn 70 70 u ng
east soil tot imrr plate r. cone The Nh rca is omGte pr%s against Dressing ~ u. dnh eth:
suadnsde inmd. GrnhT HHonNy. whheh ee oncue or outer znler rrdro:N means I"
I+ @sss sT S s s5@ r sIrsa a us e Tg Ss s n@rasc sTe Of he n ap oSdhs me me S5 are nsTea on
ring. whrhsn be cas- H9 Of nrIm metal, and ever ~onom '1a hs"aAHyn PA"d By ns"
emngu aonapw wJ one ~H haN gAdas asd oh eunuHE and thee hr for EHainE ans ni
hni fHH- ThsMnaLO !" very dmPs and esv mnt arHsen"a for rcsdnssn and so1aaSaE "a ne
%i1 a1s Pono1 me s2 9TH - III ha IN M mgnt rmr g Ira los set no S S az rsEi
vNhn nd purposes az wna as being <kos @I errc% or ess desired. ~
A%oasgs @stsE Mh ns u sahWs, ar n %n.-mEr E ifsnaz or GAhsg en T ind COB
arEin it. emngsM and 50 tIS 1920 az tan s he rms rT a. n,g yI % pr pre- r.. sa %1 oS rr n
is well kngsnh H s%ns "saaa:F rnHsh ~ o1hahh" oa '"Hd" "A r"H ss ~" -
which ia me I%eT 1~e r|rr in m~pTn1 Wp poser u@I thas any Mnh that vas eve ukas at
ne to gmi with -snaL Il Hu grind asr HW Nth mare ease and will Ht en- me rs bag as
feed "a grind rTe~a.m uhs sdhs -nsA amounts P~~r @PHstT % qdekI saSnA st ES"s@v s'"Th
Tn "ngrin able i'll sgEt s time oPl AL uA""" Revolutions Of h Of tbs Amh on "ASh
Young lmsra--sI nhan~p pTohmha-I Wynr,s chwOnN L minutes so Ohdsmn
EmeG liant NnL..fs =" IS Icham. Mill. -~-.""z y do. 9:&a
Adumaw.a lie YoaaS Amhs milo y Al ohen-i& Gn SranHhan md Durability "a snPhshy
s man. Tyr a ESs H ,x "~n T m% r. ~ LIN n1a rxs c pT Of ~. Nm -@ehn H. most LIABLE 10 %S
Icing separate from the min hos L .as%% sh G sn be %nst SEhRr NO. %n out nss. ana soT % 81
osrOf ONs LNS rHE n STmeR HILLS n TsE ~ RUS M RAT
nba -nkna.n fact that Cast Iron Mills for rilHn. C- N- hdoa the work properly, viii nab las
TS"" ' as1 IT Im: more m .sm%a M.%i ssaSea ".as a inn mare .aasI T. %m" win s&@Ss sS1
Guiding an extra Gnnin: Plates. which %se:t = dior ye,; %" rpmF,m fort y.a a-nak
ears EnpodnEm tn Mil will asia bn. Dhe Young AmehtM n,x moHr repairs. "S |" e ens.sd
for 3e ten yrsa @a Of sO. This ans rule m. apply 10 ryM mi III Of @s Nn,no IN ~s SMeh es
Gc. viii see T the Shove sim1e that the Young America NH eau s- used 70 hsP armsr~ required at hs
hnO neh r the e1Pel"% AM 9th" mill 40 rIn.%rrLn.r ,n,,u g. g rs se X q p T4 4SAas t1.m O
An ors sfheib asI Agent promptly attended, ts1a e2s2 e
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
Melancholy Suicide.

0C4dACuO4y pulCluc'
BRAINARD S. TAYLOR, son Of S. A. TAY.
LoR. of Ravenna, committed suicide on
Monday evening the 4th inst. We know
but little of the true causes that led him
to take his own life. The evening be-
fore his death, he had made an engage
ment to go out riding with a lady friend
of his. He made several efforts to OBJ
tain a horse and sleigh, but was unsuc-
cessful and seemed to be greatly disap-
pointed. In the course of the evening,
he had a conversation with DIR Game,
and inquired how much laudanum il
would take to produce death. After
this, he went TO Swift's Drug Store, and
purchased a quantity, saying a. he took
it. that it was for sick person. In the
morning. he was found dead, with the
vial in which the laudanum was obtained,
under the pillow and emp'y.-Rqvenna
Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
Stabbing Case

Stabbing Case
We learn from the Youngstown Reg
lister, that a young man named MILTos
FELLOWS. being refused admission at the
door OF a hall where a Cotillon Party
was held, attempted to force his way in
In the scuf1e hat ensued, Fellows stab.
bed Mr.. STokELY SMITH in the left arm
inficting a severe wound.
Fellows was arrested. and fully com
mittei for trial at the next, session o
Common Pleas for Mahoning County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
Lean ~Year-Personal Matters.

1CoP 4NoA
Hart, the bachelor editor Of the Ra'
VIENNA Seata.el, puts the following ques.
ton TO US, the senior, Individually:
1--WE are not a little curious to know
what he would do, if some one of the
fairies SO often seen fitting around his
sanctum, should actually ''pop the CUES
tom? We are anxious for information
and hope our neighbor viii answer the
question in his next ISSUE"
Certainly, brother Hart. Like Col.
Crockett's coon, we should come down
without shooting.
Now we have a question to PROFOUND
to you. Are there not fair ladies enough
in Ravenna, to satisfy your fastidious
taste, and save you the trouble of COM
ing TO this out Of the-way place, 50 Of
tene We are ashamed of you. brother
Hart, you, an advocate of sq1atter SOW
ereignty, to invade our territory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
.Armt SntdIiaeIms.
The Warren Bachelor Club.


There is a rumor ahoat, that the bach
selors of Warren, in view of the times,
have organized themselves into a club fol
a"muturl protection and defense" They
90 upon the principle that Gin union
there is strength" and by this organiza'
ton they hope TO withstand the assault:
OF bright eyes, where one alone, would
have 10 ~''care." Now such a society i
seems 10 us is anti democratic-contrary
tothe principles OF free trade and danger
sous to the welfare of our common coun
Try We would therefore inquire of our
contemporary OF the ca, o~aicle, whether
the rumor above mentioned is true?
The Portage Sentinel p~ropounds the
aboys questions, and courtesy compel:
sus to answer, though it probes GU pheel'
inks TO the quick. In grief and IN sor
Q we write the history of the Warren
Bachelor Club.
Three years ago it numbered 25 mem
hers loyal andirue. The phalanx stood
6rmsgainstalf attacks. and the arrows OF
+. - g H~HH HE $50" E"HH a. g
,the little archer. penetrated moi their well
projected bosoms. They were cautious.
and avoided danger. but in an ungusrded
hour. a member. in the plide of fancied
security, proposed. thai the bachelors
give a party. aid invite every lady in
The town, The appointed evening came.
The American was lighted from garrel
to cellar. The doors were thrown open.
The gallant fellows stood ready corrective
siheir guests. The tide of beauty poured
in, wave after wave, but firm as rucks at
their posts stood The bachelors. For a
,whiieall went well. but as the hours pass
ed, one after another, could be seen. with
fair one on his arm, or mingling in tn e
dance with a guilty look. Their posts were
deserted. Few old veterans tried to
stem the tide, but all in vain. The affair
passed of. The ladies pronounced it tie
party of the season. but the conscious
looks of many of the bachelors revealed
the fact that treachery was busy. With
in three months from that fatal night,
desertion had decimated the ranks of the
bachelor club, and in less than two years
it was reduced more than one half
Among the missing were some of the
sturdiest old veterans. SILL there re-
manned a faithful few, and with ranks re-
'cruited by the admission of rash young
men, the fatal experiment was tried
again. The Gaskill House was the scene
Of. the second trial, and on a sill gran
der scale, but with the same result
Again did the artillery of bright eyes
make sad havoc in the ranks.
The PhaIanx was shattered. never
again to make head against its fair foes.
A few su%perannuated old fellows still
stalk about. like ghosts. But they are
safe The ladies say the game is not
worth the powder. The bachelor club
is defunct.
Peace to its ashes.
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Plat o o E s /!
r WISH TO SAY TO THE MUSICAL

Il PUBLIC of this vicinity. that owing to the Enex
pected Improvement Of my ealth, l am still in hSrref,
and now intend 10 remain here. and devote myse 7
With greater activity than ever to the music business.
L will also state, in this connection, that | have 50 d
my entire miscellaneous stock OF Music ard email
Instrumsuts to Mr.. Geo. Adams. who Will eonduct the
businrss As heretofore at the old stand. He Is max ng
large additions 10 my former stock. and l respectfully
solicit Tor him the patti oTsge heretofore extsnsed 10
me in this departmght. A. for myself II - MY 'nten-
tion TO devote all ny tirns. sssrgy ana ssP.ts'' .he
sale OF a. R0KTBS AND A~ELODkONs- am
now recei ring the hrgest stock ia this NE nave
ever purchased. ami am prepared 20 say inc hest SUCK
aud the cheapest. II shall be ny aim, as IL has heent
20 sell none hut those believe 20 be the beAs tnstn
nents, and ut such prices zs to make II Il an 0-Jeet tor
persons TO purchase uf me instead OF bnytns al CtsNe
lGad. Pittsburgh or East. L select my lassransuts
With the greatest care, deliver them and warrant then
not only to be good, but 20 satisfy the purchaser. l
have nos been selling Pianos and Aslodeons Tor over
: years, and so far as ] know, nv customers have
without an exception hecn perfectly satisfied. IN every
respect. both with the quality Of their instruments and
the price paid. | suljOin the names Of 2 few Of those
xho have purchased Pianos Of me within the last ,
years, to whom persons interested can refer:
WARRES-I. L. Fuller, Esq; RcV. J. Marvin; Lewis
J. Iddings; Hon. ". Birchzri; T. J. NeLain. ESQ;
]. II. Hezlep; J L. Weeks; Henry smith; P. Fulk; D.
Brainard: Mrs. Hartford; Miss L. Graeter. Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; J. Nzu,rot; c. u. Patch; John
Nc Combs.
ArsrIsrowx.-wm. Porter.
Nuxs.-James Russell; Wn. Ward; John Battles
MiLroS.--uon. J. Toll; James Powrrs
NkwToS RALLs.-IISr-ee- Stevens J. Grove; 4
Lyman.
BIZ NCEvILLE Ill. Sheldon
HIKAN. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College
PARNrNGToE.-MisS L. G. Steaimsn. Music Teacher.
BRrsToL.-J. W. Pattengale; II. Core, y. D..
Howard
PGRENAS. Often Burt
KISsNAS.-D. Aller, VI. D.; II. Burn,rd; J kinsr,An-
yEKNoS-Ralsa Glars; Lyman Leonrrd.
BNzrrIA.-Ei W. bray
HuHBERD-Johr Crsmrr.
GIRArD-H. Bxrnhisel Rerris Townsend HHi-
Richards.
YorSas.ox. &C. C. Chapman; Wn- Rose, Man
sion House; J. S4uires: A. HeiJury.
POLAND, Oh. L. Lee
Nrw CIsrlr, PI.-T. q. Morgan; Y. Perkins; sam
uel Pearson; A. Henderson
WuEtSsToS, KEY. Wm- Rrsneis-
BoARDxAE.-C. c. Israii ard.
second hand Pianos and Melodeoas taken in ex-
ehanse for new ones. All Instruments delivered free
Of charge. and kept in order for l year.
Wtrren. Nov. :, Ir55. ST PONERO1-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-02-13
Valentines

Valentines.
As St. Valentines day is near at hand
it is probable that the young people Of
both sexes are preparing to have some
fun on the occasion. This is all well,
provided that they do not enjoy them
selves at the expense Of the feelings Of
others. They should remember that
severe. cutting illusions TO the misfor-
tunes, or failings of another, are neither
witty or generous, and those who, taking
advantage OF an old custom, anonymous
ly send pictured cs~ricatures to their
neighbors, with the intention of w%ounding
their feeli igs, are guilty Of an act, which
is cowardly, as well as mean