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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITO THE CLER 5YMEN. JUSTICES
i OF THE PEACE, AMI. PHYSICIANS q sUs-

T0 THE CLER IYMEN. JUSTICES
i OF THE PEACE. AM. PHYSICIANS q Sun
GEONS OF TRUMBULL OUNTf
GsHfiezeHs-rour at eBIou Is respectfully invifeh
to the following sections Of an act 81 OR Iegislatnres
passed April 4, Is56, Ia relsffon to certain registTisss
70 he Kept By you, and requiring yoE TO- hsrnisn Nc
Clerk with > copy % said re=istries, on or heiore tHe
18th LAY OF March IN every year; but as tnat time has
passed, it viii he Necessary for you 10 furnish them -
soon as Convenient.
Charles r. Hunt. Esq County Auditor. h1s rseeis'
ed from the Secretary OF state. a Supply o. hlanSs Tor
your use. which you can obtain ~ calling on him &c
his ONCE. or sending by some one, n hot cOnve1iCnt
10 call yourselves
take this method Of directing yoar ~ziiertion to ( =
matter, thinking thst Possibly ssne OF you may not Re
aware Of the existence OF such a law. You can ami
The act in full by reference 10 Volume -. page y. 20
the acts Of a general nature, passed in the winter u
le5j-6.
Please give the sub 'eet yolr earliest eonvenien. at
tent;on. Very respect nils. &C.
~ ALN0N b WEBB. Clerk
Clerks Office, Warren. March 3h. 49,.
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Young Industry.

AsSsre. Eators:-There IS a deJr it.
tie girl in this place. who has just en-
ashed her third large bedquilt, and they
we're done beautifully, tha. is. if l an
left TO judge, and the sequel is. she i,
not yet eight years old. Would you
ike to know her name? II is Viola. the
daughter OF Mr.. d. Mrs. Wm. A. Clark
rNos Young America"
CUTnoGA FALLS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

10 thai high station; so deservedly pop
ular is be with the Republicans Of the
State and na'ion. that il seems 10 me
that we ane called upon by every con-
sidera'ion that can be brought to bear
uron the mind, 10 accoti 10 him a re-
nomination by reclamation; and an cleo
ton by a majority at least two fold grea-
ter than lie Received in IS.
A. w. p.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher gave evil
dence of his Catholic spilit. a few ia;
since. by immersing young man about
to join his own church. in The lnunt of a
neishboring Baptist church in Brooklin.
Pu', purhaps. the liberaliry of the Bsp.
lis in allowing their water to beu>ed in
so irregular Il way, by so irregular a
man, is the most remarkable feature OF
the transaction.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber Aiil o~er far sale to the highest
bidder. At his residence in West F@rmington. Ohio. on
Wednesday. Auril :, iS5s, the following described
property. TO vi :
Tru Dairy t,oxs. I Bay 4 year oil Stallion. ] B2y Q
year en- Horse, I S0rrcH 4 year oil Mare. ' Gray J
year DID Horse. I Brown , year OH Horse, ] one horse
Top Baggy. , Que horse Open Buggies, . two horse Top
C4rrirrs. I sett double Harness. ! Saddle and Briile,
3StraW Cutters; "A 50 a hrge stock OF Household Fur
niture. such as Carpets. Bels- Bei>teads Chairs Ia
hles. CrOcS-ry Stoves, &c, and \ large variety o. ar
;icles too numerous u mention Sale % commence az
. O'Clock. A VI.
Tsrns-AIl sums ove- Five Dollars, note ut months
with approved security aud interest
f4rai1gtoa, Apr l, iw- rs WObCOII-
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Practical Sermon.

On Sunday fotenoon. Rev. Jas. MAJ
Sin preached at the Methodist Church,
taking rs his text Gen. 4 9th,-AnI
the Lord said uoto Cain, Where is Abel
dhy brother? And he said. | know no.:
Am ] ny brothers keeper? As the
text indicates, the theme of the discourse
was. the culies which men owe TO each
other. and to society. lie showed that
man receives from The hands of is ere
-stor, mental and physical powers whieh
he had no right either to allow 10 rust
out in idleness. to destroy by glut
tony, i%ntempeIance, or the violation Of
the laws of his physical beirg, or to use
70 the injury of his fellow men. That
no man had the right. for the purpose of
gratifying his own selfish desire for gaia.
10 engage in any business or calling, the
tendency of which was TO injure in the
least his fellow man: much less had he
the rightto pursue such a calling as ten
ded not only to deprive his neighbor of
his property, his health, his character.
his manliness, his life itself, and his fam
ily, OF all which makes life a blessing.
He spoke particularly of The increas
Ing drunkenness and dissipation which
hiss been Of late. too evident 10 OUT
streets; Of the number Of dram shops.
the influence which they exert not only
on those who frequent them, but upon
vi community The liquor selling in
ierest is power in itself. Men fear it,
and stand back, and whenever one or two
individuals. or a Temperance Society, at
tempt 10 stem the torrent, it has swep
over them. biddins dtfance TO Law and
to right.
But most effectively he spoke of the
consequences to the youth. In his posi-
tion, as Superintendent of the Union
Schools, il was natural that he should be
the FIRST 10 bring the subject 10 The notice
Of the citizens, and that he should feel
most keenIy, its effects upon those under
his charge. 1t is from the youth. that
s the recruits to I'll up the ranks of the ar
my Of ~drunksrds, are taken. and the on
by effective way TO save them. is to nip
The evil in the bud. II is notorious, that
daring the past winter. boys of len years
of age and upward. have congregated
in these sinks, taking their first lessons
in drinking and gambling. Some Of
them of the best families in the town,
and the hearts Of their parents would
have been wrung, had they but known
Of the downward progress of their sons.
But they are blind. and it is no desirable
task TO undeceive them.
We wish every parent in this town
had been thai day under the sound o
his voice. Intemperance. like the daugh
tiers of the horse leech. is crying give,
give. il asks only for the young.
Give NE the little children,
Ye rich. We good. We wise,
- Ard la the busy world spin round,
While you shut Your idle eyes;
And your judges shall have work,
And your lawyers wag the tongue,
And the j~ailers and policemen
Shall be fathers TO the Young"
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Certificate of R Woodwar5, ESQ.

The well known traveller for the Duncannon Iron
Works. Perry CO.. Pa
DusaANSOE. January II, 1855.
Or. G. VI. Jackson-Desr Sir--I WAS for I'VE years
severely ali ctsd with Chronic BifoHs Dyseatsrg- for
which I y rs attended By sersraf Of the best PhEsi-
ciaas Ia IRE country. hot sl of no avail / alsO used
yarisus remedies. Tut eculd find nothing to benefit me
until I wac injured e. try Heef4Hd's German Bifsrs.
aftrr taxing four bottles Of shirh l vas ea,irciy tHTsd
and an nov enjoying th- bss. Of kOgfth."
DR. II. b. SCARBOROUGH SAYS:
D"vxz, TenG., Aug. =, 1853.
Il have ssli all the Herman Bittrrs you hate sent
mei md n the I I epar ftion eonti' ues to do as much
good as Il has done. ~ nil Be tAe best zsdieine eger
sold here" see advertisement.
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.Sn IN Oak Shingles, on hand and
CO,ONfO for sale at the CITY Planning Mill.
Man ch Eu L. SPEAR a son.
EOR SALE OR LEASE

Il The Mini property knorn formerly as Treadiey'a
PAPER MIL. (nos used as a Tow Dressing Mil) and saw
N.Ii-51th situated or the east branch VI the MahOEing
kiyei IN the Viisge Of Newton Falls. Trun.hull Co..
o., together with a two story House and fOG- acres OF
a adjoining.
ALSO@ large Warehouse on the Ohio 4 Pa CANA.
in the sane Village.
.fLSO-t farm Of eighty acres strong land, with COED
new iluuSe. Barn. Nr. situsted IL miles west Of the
ITuml uII County Court House. ut Warren
Apply at N~S;ou Fails. to L. H. WHITE. Agt
Ma Is I-5--t for HENRY A. DUBOIs.
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Eliza Cook very truly sayS:-''TO APP
preciate the value OF newspapers. we
have only 10 suppose they were to be to
tally discontinued for a month.
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Deaths.

In Sharon. Pa. on the Goth nit Mrs HAN
NAH HALL, rrliet Of the late William Hall, Of
this place, in the 14h year of her age.
In Lorlssown, or the l0ta Ut. ANN. wife of
John Duncan, aged ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

BUBXED.-On The morning If The 10 h
inst. the wagon house oI SInu@l Kimberly
in possession Of Jacob Weiz |, in AuS:ia-
own, was DESTROYED by tire-wiih all The
contents of the building. Loss between
FIVE and six hundred dollars. Supposed
- 10 the f,ui work OF al incrndiary.-
Garfield Sentinel.
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DForND At LAsr'N
THE CELEBRATED

. l. - IL -
GREAT

Prof. MARION. who having Just returned from 8 tour
70 the IVES; 10 lies, would take this method Of an
nOuncius 10 The pubic that while at St. DOmirS0 he
purchased from the celebrated Iniiah Psychologist. n
valuable recipe for Curling aud Be autifyiug the Hair.
To young Lsiies and Gentlemen this is invaiua lie
Those h wing rough. coarse or still Hair. can entirely
remove these objections by onk two OK three apPliea-
tiOnS Of this valuable Lotion, making the SAME OF -
beautiful glossy texture and Al the same time giving
1t IN .: peculiar save and curl, so eninently desirable
by all THIS truly and justly celebrated
has also the eject Of making the hair grow IN ahand
anee. and also turning grey hair to more than its prls-
tine beauty. He has also in connection With IL. 4 vat
liable recipe fer removing ~eruptiors or Piml les. and
lreekles from the skin. Thousands can testify u the
value Of th's recipe The whole cost OF the iDgredi~
ents (which can he procured OF any Druggist Eih not
exceed twenty 1--WE cents. These recipes VIII be sent
TO any a : OF the United States or CanadaS, on the re-
esipt OF one dollar. Address.
J. u. MARION.
Eel. Hem Warren, OaiO'
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PUrSAN's MONTHLY Terms S. Put
mans Mpnthy aud lIous"hnld Words
SIS Published BY DIX. Edwards &
Co, No 32I Broadway. N. Y.
B side the usual number of original
and interesting articles contained in each
number. Punsm for A! ril contains two
illustrated articles. The Chiuam+n D,
mcSiic, Scholastic Icrnnrclastic andIn.
prrial; and Tails. the l,'trr especially
~orihy the attention Of s'udrn;s in eau
DIAL aPprndages.
illustrations are n new feature in This
magazine. and will al much 10 It's rop-
ulariiy. 1t always has been superior ="
Harpcrs' in literary character, and never
has been gully of pqndering to the slave
interest. We hope lis success may equal
its deseryiaIs.
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,OUXTY INFIRMARY PHYSI.

~ CIAN-AiI persons residing IA this. and the town
ships Immediately adjoining. who require the services
eta Physician at the exp .nse OF the County, are here
by notified to apply to Julian Harmon, NJ D Nho mas
been appointed Phy stefan for the County Innrmary'
Apri! Isl
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GREAT BARGAIN CHOICE

q FARM FOR SALE CHEAP. The subscrlNeF nc
Striag t. change his location, sill sell at a great mar
ran, MS we'll known Farsa in ltazesta. continuing w
acres. lying on the Warren & Lake Erie fithk Koli'
seven AMI \ half miles from Warren SAID Farm IS
we'll waierei. is in a high state Of cult vation' a good
Brick House. with Iarus and cut ~Luiliinss = great
variety Of all kinds % Srait Trees &C. FOR iaith-r
particulars. inquire on the premises. Terms mahe
easy. LII DIAL.
- , t-T--t1
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An Inventory of the Cabinst

The NeN, York HsraH has been tax
ing An inventory of tn private fortunes
of the members 81 Mr.. B~achanan's Cab
met. and gives the following magnificent
summing up 1t say:
Most of The members of The present
Cabinet are veal by. and as a unit they
represent an aggregate wealth Of some
four and a half million of dollars. Ii
may be thus divided among ihem:-
Lewis Cass. say 50 600 000
Howeli Cobb 500 OU
Jacob Thompson 1000. 01U
John B. Floyd $40, O0O
MessrS. Toucey, Black and
Brown 500 OOO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

RavEyvA GL.ss "O3KS Tie Rd-
yrnu, G; - c.s.prny j.; BOW f.llT OF
gan;z Il ani prrpnri 10 cppnenc- busi
II 81 ol'era;:on<. f.. S,'al H.. l;>q hn>
b'rn appointed Po, silru'. an James VI.
Wells, 0i NrwJ r>.v- s ip-rin,"nieni.-
The Building e mrniti"r. c,n>js'ii. OF
ur>srs. D,,, Terry aud Wells. in:eri
pres cutting the work with ,uch ACTIVITY
hat the n ce>ssry buildings may be in
readiness for the nansf ciur of glass bv
the frs, Of Angus: next.-P Portage SsnG
Hei.
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Business changes

R. Spring has associated with himscl.
in the Drug Bu>iness. Mr.. Charles r
Turner. Mr.. L has been for some time
in the store of MessrS. Smiths & Ne
Combs, Is a good business man. gentle
manly and accommodating. and we pre-
dict for the new firm, popularity and
success.
The Post Office has been remove
three doors further soGth. to the room
lately occupied by l. Geshmay.
Messrs. Bartlett d. Brown are remov
ing from their late stand to the old posi-
office room.
Mr.. John S. rhorp re commences the
shoe business in the store vacated by
Bartlett & Brown.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs. a %jrurnsl conduct
ed by Chls. Dickens. Terms So
Household Words and Putnam.
Monthly So Published nv DIX.
Edwards Il Co, No. 3eI Broadw ay
n Y.
We have received the April numb
of this periodical. 1t is always a wei
come visitor, the cheerful tone % its va
riOus articles acting upon the depressed
spirits like the cOmPanionship Of a tried
friend. who never looks upon The dark
side. We have never yet seen an arti-
Gle in Household Words from the peru
sal OF which We could not CLEAN some
Thing (which Oaght) 10 make Us wiser
and better.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

BusGLARS ABROAD We u 10, ST nri
lhar the hntse f Nr. Dye IN Grng"r.
was emit rel scans two weeks ago, in III,
might lime by two burglars, who effected
Al entrance by cutting oI; i p ,ne Of glaS
30 aS Ia raise a window. They mldt
ia ir ,scapc, carrying off about $50 in
money
More recently the house of Mr.. MilIrr
Of y 9TH was entered in a similar II
hun Mr.. and Mrs Miller were awakened
by the roi>c, and III" bura'arS got oil
without any 5orly.-A Akron Ben on.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

CLEVELAND. ONO Two mon wcrc
arr, sled at u h.use on River Street on
S.iuflay aft. nnm by nli ;cIs J. Eiver,
aud &. Hunt. Thy hal nb,uI them,
when TAX Il, a cnn>il' rIble q a iiiiv .
bngn> co:n-laIves aud qra.tvr, cf the
Fed raj Carrrucv. Thrir MN = ar,
W lch, ri lri-hman, AMI York B zy. "a
rrgrn l. arni,ig that Others of Ihr sam.
! gang we're p ov Ing about the city, OH
GERS + vert and \. J Lawrrncr. sci o'.t,
and abnur seven O'Clock on STU dan
ni.i,i a%rre>tei ono Tho Mon. said Ia be a
lrId-r { IL" gang. Ills partner, IA man
by he name Of II r Is, took the s'arm,
"a! na'iig obtained il prr of horses and
hu.rv, S,ar'ed for The country. lie was
ar s,'td yesterday at Brrea. by the sam
~ficci>. ahd rcuahI bach Ia tbs civ
'tih Tn AMI II rii~ line oilic RS
: nd i la" q%u,n,iIs of bogus coin and
go, to Irr>n - ihe %'aiIrr. W r. found II
4. = r uf"-f bill Tns =iSI t.un'i
-: { g.. which ;'r, ir,m : me fti>
ir shah % q p - thai a.. business =
r g, as ,.'i ',!" - eouId be- ~>lrIrS q
u "a, l'iZ II W'':c', Zen engaged il.
aiiYg I rrr. fhe crnirr
."iI 'I!n AKIN T. 81 qiaiiiy superior In
.tti { mi,t nf the d .g'i> in c.r,ulatp n
,ti W Il r-;un!a:o'i io Icccive. la lp-
o., un:a. w,i.iu d 2 rir.. !, i vrrv s',n
70 III" . r1is". 10 o5:liu t .irgrr
--
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0en 5oOtItistmsnts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed IB.
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News of the Neighborhood.

ARREST OF II ASCENDING CASHIER
or THE New CASTLE BANK john If.
WagorSellcr, the Cashier of The Bank Of
New CI.tl". who recently absconded
with S5 1000, was arrested Yesterday in
this city. Ills movements were traced
10 Philal lphia. hfIrma'ion Of which f,ct
Wa5 conveyed u The Central Police Sta
ton, b, one Of the stockholders of Tie
bunk, M. Raney and several Of the Pitt.
burgh police who had followed The de.
faui,er. High c~onstables Russell aud
Frefs took tn: matter in charge, al d
yesterday traced The whereabouts Of The
missing mln 10 a house of disrepuIe, Sit
uaied IN Jump r street, above Pine street.
Obtaining admission, The officers searched
he house, and in me Of the 70 M il an
upper story, found a trunk. having the
name of WagonSeller inscribed thereon.
! They n en- went 10 a house on the oopn-
site side Gf The street, and from a " indow
wtichesI tn movements IF those piSSinr.
Daring his time tho Pittsburgh oiic r.
"ad aiS1 obi in i Il scent - In line where
alb nG;S oc i!i. missing ,uan. aud ,ubSe
q I-H;lv arrcSi"l hi-n il the vicinity If
ine nh1vc p.lc T, y rnIk hi 81 'hrIugh
J.Urp r street, ahl when neal Pine "Pr,.
" srr,"-i and irjncd by the ciry rfi .r'S.
Fac p.ry then entered the hnuse, m
10 X p,S-e ,~im Of rh.. 'rnrk o! the priSnn-
e.. l. 81 " ,in4 lie Ulcers from Piis
1rr.h si.rr"d la that city, having in
~ rye The Pri.or r and his baggage.
Ills arr ST W. nt,-; i,rtnnale ono.
P.r b,nk has been rh!i4rd 10 sop pay
"a ~, the amou # coin ! T. Ia redeem,
Jos a%ulpuntir. o y $40 600 hril.
pn,y far Dbl - Tn cashier is >ai.l ai
ave rr"n deep.y involved in eS'.rr
Gu: Tors, %i,y:r- r kir-,l, lnln
! re sums t" G poriti,:'S. l. Is report
- ;hl; hs intended - si9rt for t'anidl "a
{ few davS-N. american
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The April Election


ease, and the high handed outrages in Kansas
New York has done nobly in the township elee-
lions Just held in that State. and the Republican
pary has swept the State, giving more votes
than both the Democratic AMI Know Nothing
parties.
The result Of the late election in New Hamp-
shire calls fer a response from Ohio. Let the
Buckeye State send back her greeting.
Earnestly would We urge the Republicans in
lsvesy township, to turn out to the polls, and elect
good men. and true. This is no time to relax
orr cEurt..
The SULTAN AND Hrs PEoPLE-Bv c.
Oscavne, Of Consiantinople, and Illus
grated by a native of Turkey.
This is a new book just published by
Derby & Jackson, New York, and sold
at Adams Book Sore. in this place
The author being himself. to the manor
born. and having spent the greater parl
Of his life in The country. the PECULIAR
ties of which. and whose inhabitants he
attempts TO describe. is certainly far bet.
z Ger qualified for his task. than any for.
eigner could possibly be. There are
2 Few countries more interesting TO the
American traveller than Turkey. whose
history, or the d~elineation of the man
z ners and customs Of whose inhabitants,
are more interesting 10 the American
reader. When Turkey was in The ze
NTH Of her splendor. The Continent of
America was undiscovered.
Although this book is written in a
plain, matter of tact style, as far removed
from The romantic. as possible. yet as it
speaks of the tur6aned Moslem. the yelled
lady. the sable eunucb; Of s~ultans. VIII
ers. pashas. grand ~n1uftis, s%uIiana. ha-
ems, Georgiana beauties, the scimetar
and the crescent. SO long ~envelcped in
she mist of fancy. it transports us back
10 thought. 10 the pslmy days of orien-
tial magniicence.
While our own country has advanced
20 rapidly on the high road TO progress,
Turkey has stood still, and he impress
Of the original conditions of cur rnce, is
still upon her, as upon the other nation.
of the East /; and wonderfully do they
lstill retain the habits and ideas of the
.ssrliest&ages. ,zemplifying now. The
scenes portrayed in Biblical record -
There are fSaDd the pairiachal family
government. the flowing robes. ever the
very style Of garment. of which it is re.
.c,rded-"They parted M raiment, and
upon my vesture did they cast lots" are
a,s and II - ds;lu ,,a 5, tbo Fae,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-01

Acc RIDING to Judge fancy 5 decision
in the DreA Scott case, natural;z-d fer
eiyners, and the descendants of foreign
ers naiuralizvd Stree the formation of the
Constitution. are not citizens. and have
o the rights of citizens. Of the United
States. That aged judicial funciionary
says: Every person. and every class
and description Of persons at the time Of
The adoption of the Constitution. regard ID
as c~i'izenS of the several States, became
citizens of this new political body. and
none other. II w1s Jrgmed for them.
and their pos'sray and for noJody else"
AS the naturalizaton laws were moi pass
ed until after the adoption Of the Consi
tuition. this doctrine would. if followed
out, disfranchise not only all naturalized
foreigners, but their native born pa.teri
ty. This is infinitely harder than Know
Nolhingism. Yet it has the sanction of
the Democratic party.-Pits5urgh Ga
zette.
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MARCH IO;h. 1857
EDWARD T.. HOYT IL co have

~ Just received auri are NOW opening, a very choice
assortment Of De LIiEss. also the S,riPg S'g'es af
C0ch-eo. Manchester. DGnErIis ard MeTrimaek Cali
Goes. which for qs1lity anI eefOr. erers bOdg knows
are The best prints made. We have \ fsS pieces Of
plain De L,ius :. and fancy eOlOts-
The Black Ysirt Ribbons have Come and are
setting very Esst- Please drop in aud get a 4 v before
they are all gone.
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CURSE ENTAlLED.

Il A Bex AMI beautiful anti slavery story The sR-
thor says she c1nsclentfOuSIy believes that this hOUS
was written under the same pressure, thar the Apostle
frlt. when he exclaimed. Il have nothing to glory nf :
for necessity is laid upon nr; yea. woe unto me II |
preach hot the Gospel!' To be had at
4ntNSf RO1ESTORE-
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Total
81 100000


The President is also a rich man; and
according TO the HerGIf's theory, that
wealth makes men honest by destroying
the temptation TO steal it logically fol-
lows that we shall have an hon1sl ad-
minisira;ion. But il this principe. adds
the Mirror. is to be carried out in all
the del ailments Of e vernment. then
none but the rich should receive APP
pointments to responsible Offices; and
ultimately it might lead t" the abolition
of all salaries for Government services;
AMI establis'I what we are fast approach
ing. the oligsrchy of Gld. Does any
body suppose there is cfice in the gift
of the people" Tor sale rather) that any
nincompnp might not obtain. provided
he had the money to pay for II?
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MNRaAYIaa BIZ WEE1.
IN william +. Porter is nov prepared to execute
all kinds Of Wool Engraving rn short notice.
an I ia i superior manner. Lave your orders ut
W. PJRrAR L son : bookstore
Warren ~. ApriI 2i. Ia.
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Ut Rs FURS! y

LrRSl FURS!i
As winter is about to set in. now Is the time to
purchase a lice and splendid Stoae or Mink Martin
Nietofine. We have a large assortment Of FurS yet
On hand. With We are noE sellinga n GrsGt BargaiEs-
Call aud improve this e. ceiicnt oppOrtuni y
March. 81 Is. y. HOT 81 CO.
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