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THE STATE OF OHIO. frumbull

Notice is hereby given, that the following settlements
having been hlei in the ofhee Of the Probate Court,
will remain on file forInspection and exceptions, I'M
til April Seth. when they will be ordered TO record, II
no exceptions are taken:
Ann c. Mtckey, deceased, final settlement Of Executor
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ITO my old friends. young ones too,
Il and 'aiI others in authority.p- .sEtF .sfl
/ have left the ~glittering sands OF Czlifornia, with
Chow much have you made - "dHsf" enough TO buy
4 partnership with the renowned Saddlery ard Car
riage Trimming dealer, o II. PATCH L CONSIDER him
the PriHee OF IEsIness, Saddle and Trunk NaHnfactur.
srs, and all the little ''fxins" shat follow in the train
OF a prompt establishment % that sort ] would ike
to see the biggest PORTION OF Uncle samnei's family. 1t
the good old Sand CT o. IL p, where he or /. or both,
can always be se-n. EHERS0S OPDYCKE
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DATCH & OPDYCKE are-convin-
Il ced thai no house west Of the Blue Rilge. can
show 4 Easr aSsOrfmeEt or an assortment of GAsr CN-
rage Goods from the com. satinet. ascending through
the labyrinths OF Intermediate, to the Golden Bronze
-Chths and Silk Laess that are astonishing 70 see, even
in N.Y. Hut 2. & o. charge nothing for gazing on
such splendors which they have imported direct from
the manufacturers. Call in al the old stand Of o. II.
Patch. -
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AUDITORS OTFIcE, Trumhuu County, !
s.Fu Warren. April l4th 1851
thereby certify that I have compared the foregoing
proposed Constitution AmenSmen ts with authenticated
copies from the Secretary OF State, and find them cor
rect. CHARLES r. HINT. p.
- j. 20 Hcunku Auditor.
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lust RECEIVED.
- India Rubber Skirt Hoops,
Bass do do
Steel do do
Reeds for Skirts; Patent Cord for Skirts
Skeleton Skirts. Zephyr skirts. C~rovnskirts,
Round WlAlebone Skirts, Ilough's Patent Skirts.
rrfs o Cactus Leaf Skirts.
ALSJ.
20 pieces IS inch Berlin Skirting,
90 DO do Corded do
s. RAYMOND q CO..
90 Superior street.,
April e-2n @ l Cleveland, Ohio
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MAPLE SusAR1MADE IN DErRr1EIp :

MAPLE SUGAR MADE IN DErRr1ELp =
Up to the 7th inst, there have been
made in Deerfeld the present season.
$4,000 lbs. of maple sugar, aud 1000
gallons of maple molasses.
Mr.. John Lazarus in The south east
corner of Deerfsld. has made 4e5 lbs.
of maple sugar and 6 gallons of molas
ses from so trees.-Dem. qDkoH o4'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-04-22

ELEcrroSs.-The township Elections
in Portage Co. resulted IN the election
IF the Republican candidates.
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We notice that the President has sp-
pointed Judge r. p Rsnney to the Of
Zee of Attorney for Che Northern District
Of Ohio. This Is an sppoiRlnent en-
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A TTACH MEN
N Samuel Hine, I

On the 9th day Of March, 1851. said Justice issued
an order Of stiachn. Mt in the above action, for nine
teen dollars, twenty eight cents and costs: Nathaniel
Mitchell gsrnisbeed in above case. said cause will be
for hearing May lIth. 1851. A..
u Hubbard, April y SAMUEL HINE-
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for sALE

The following property, belonging to the estate Of
Asael Adams, deceased, IS offered at private sale: >
list. The Franklin House. on the corner Of Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as welllocated for
4 tavern stand, as any in town The grounds are an
pie, the reputation ofthe house has been wen maintain
ed hy It's present occupant. Mr.. WIN. Williams, and it
Is capable of accommodating 50 to IS guests
I'd. The double dwelirg house on Vine street, inme-
.diately north OF the last mentioned house Each Of
these baildings. with the laid, VII be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made to suit purchaser.
Apply to o. Stills,
Or r-tGCtil A tNo' @. A. ADAMS.
Warren. July p. ls56-tf go .tle-saJ ,ll
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sHsacsfjY=6t=to be made adee Ran

NET; As O. lawyer, deseryediyl sisndslin
the very front rankof the Ohio bar, and
has the confidence aud respect of the
profession in any eminent degree. That
appointment could not have been better
ed. Although. could we have had the
appointment, We might have chosen an
other man, yet IL is questionable IN SO do
whether we should have gone outof
the Law Office which now has il-Giepe.
Herald. - s,-sa -
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DATGH & 0PDYCKE have on hand,

l. and viii sell for promPs pay, at low figures:
4 Bales No. ] Moss.
$50 bs best g1siity eurled hail,
50 hides enameled Leather, - LlL ri rE .
50 do pateat do
$50 pieces snsmeIei cloth. ~
20 do gold and silver hroBze cloth. e.
50 do daulask cotton. silk and WOO,
300 setts ssirrup joints, prop irons. &c.
80 pieces velvet AMI Bus sels carpet, Qr
,JOoO yards silk and Worsted laces,
IS gross fancy tuft Buttons, @
y pieces broad cloth, .
100 sets h1b hands. 1850 ~ aA 90 .-r
40 gross carriage knobs, silver, Jxp'd and brass,
50 pieces girthing,
500 Is shoe threar. ZErE. e <rl
zoo grass, silver and Japa 5 T~rees.<s 49,
CO0 pairs names,
COO gross Japd buckles,
90 do silver do
leo do1 bride bits rs. ta. @ a4SOE IL
900 " coekeyes.I -ls-
so gross breeehiug rings ~ ,a
500 whips. -Irlf
~ pieces noor oil cloth. %,X,4f.s4 81, s4,si. -,
20 IOE hsck lights, aL rL - q
100 trunks and V,lises, -l-a . - 81
3 don carpet bags. 80 -.-- 100 -
30 !. shade lisssls. silk and wool. a 1
90 /" cafriage do do -
AlArgs ret Of tzeks ofalI sizes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITO THE CLERGYMEN, JUSTICES
GEONS OF FRChBIILIo III "

UhUNc VI TIKI HBILIT y
. Geaflensn:-You attention Is respectfully invited
70 the following sections Of an set Of our Legislature
passed April q. ls56, in relation 10 certain reRistries,
70 be kept By you. and requiring you to furnish tie
Clerk with = copy Of said registries. on or before the
18th dag OF March in every year. but as that time has
passed.tt will be necessary for y0u TO furnish them as
soon as convenient .r3il1rih hl 81
Charles r. Hunt. Esq. County Auditor, has receiy-
ed from the Secretary OF state. 4 supply OF blanks for
your use, which you can obtain BY calling on him at
his offce. or sending by some one, IL not conyenient
to call yourselves. .tI ~
take this method OF directing your attention to tie
matter, thinking that possibly some Of you nay notbe
aware OF the existence OF such a Law. You can fnd
the acts Of a general nature, passed In the winter Of
1856.
Please give the subject your earliest convenient at
%tention. Very respectfully. &c,
fHa ALMoN D WEBB, CLERK.
Clerks Once, Warren, March 30, 1851. y
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Dated April ID. 1851.

sECRETAKY or SrATE's 0rTIcE,
~ Columbus, April 4, 1s57.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed COnrti
tutional Amendments are correctly copied froro the ori
ginal rolls on die in this Office.
-I -s-- ra JAMES ii. BAKER,
Secretary Of STATE.
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THE POETRY OF PHYsIC.

THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
4 YER'S Pills, glide, @E
"a sugar-shod over the palate, VS.
but their energy. although wrap ASs2%f
ped up. is fAere, and tells with r rElSS3
giant force on the very founda- A
tons of disease. There are thou S
sands OF sufferers Eho wonId not EAE2
wear their diStenpers 81 they AkEAs
knew they could be cured for s5 ~ ESA
cents. Try Az er's Pills, and you 1E-
will know 1t.
Purify the blood and disease will he starved out.
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you are CIR.
I'd already ~
Take this hes, Of all PurCatives, and scro'cla. Indf-
Igesti0n. Weakness. Headache, Backache, Sideache,
IJanndice, KheurDatism. arrangements Of the Liver,
Kidneys, and Bowels. all d-erangenents and all diseas-
es which a ~purgative remedy can reach, ~ before them
like darkness before the sun
Reader. IL on are suffering from airy Of the uumer
Gus complaints they cure-suner no more-the remedy
has been provided for you, ahd 1t is erimiu1l 10 neg
lect it.,
That .7yer,s Cherry Pictorial. is the best medicine
for a Cough, is known 10 the whole world. and that
.fyer's Pills are the I est Of all Pills, is known TO those
who have used them. w
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER. Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Z A. smith 4 90 War
rem; DIR. G W. Howe. North Bloomieldi II. ". Collar.
Mesopotamia. Ensign 4 Woodwork. NeEton Falls
and all dealers in medicine everywhere =
March 25. lST1-3m.
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CHOlCE EARN FOR SALk.

containing about three hundred and six acres
OF lsnd. "a miles west Of the Court Houss.i in wArren,
TrnmHull Co., o. lying on te east side Of tie hAAsn-
lag river. Opposite uaymAker's MillsJ Add near ths
LeavittsburgiI Station on the c. 4 u. r.. r. The Issa
10 crod. and excellent. fnr grazing or crops Theirs
are shout 80 acres OF Bottom Lan1 s,oEr The river
also > acres COOL Timberec Land The resg 10 II cal.
tlratiOh an Mead0s Lots. vita excellent advantages
for catering stock n ala times-Hhh tEo good baras,
shells. corn houses. kc.-zls0 three good houses ana
four wells Of Sa.er; togeihsr Eiih oreh4rlinz. RsA :
good s-ection O. eh1ice varieties OF Plamhs. Cher
RES. Pears. Peaches, Grapes. &c The fzra 10 veil
locaird, gradually descending 10 The Soath. and IL /.
de2rshte for stock raising " GARY purposes. fisfs
perect-any one wishin. 70 purchase. can address -
~ Willow Dale P.0, or can get iaiorastisa &c ~
premises.
NIB A good iraazht Horssfsr sals. aad : stssf q
w.rrra. Mar. II. S5-sn MN. srssBIxs
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TO THE PUBLIC.
II HAVE this day admitted as a part.

Il ner in mS business, ESERsoS OrDYoKE. and vii,
continue the trade in Ssadlery Hardware and 1srriage
Goods. As heTetofOge-and connect with the same the
MSnHfaeture % Harness Of all subscriptions. and all ar
'ticies pvTtziniIg TO the business One OF The parties
will al all times be found at his post, ready 70 wait on
ali who may call. | solicit the patronage of my old
frienis and others who may need ~4nyfhine incur lire
Prb IL ~ O. H.. PATCH 81
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,DAGS WANTED
Ia Any quantity OF gooi cation and linen rags IA
ken in exchange for HoOkS aud stationery at
aprl5 P0RTER& Bookstore.
9OLANK BOOKS
- A large stock of Blank Work n all kinds. can
se fonnh aaSifEtgIr ". y. PORTER * SONS.
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DERSONS themselves
L indebted to me on book account or Otherwise,
will please call and settle. ift U. X. PATCH.
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dissolution.

dissolution -
~ Notice ia hereby gives. hat the eep.rnsrship
heretofore existing nnder the drm 81 Sy-ing 4 kssL-
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent -
Tile books ead accounts Of the late frn are n tie
hands ef 4 sprias. uho alone 10 satherise4 "a nAhs
settlement. r. SPkld0.
Nsrres. Eeb. 5. Isss hR k1hS
The undsssizned. IN uisNdrssfnr fom the nrz -
Spring 4 Reed, ssnRot hut express he thanks for the
liberal patronage festosed upon the l4ie arm. ey the
Community. lie also taxes pleasure In szyins LhaE The
Drag business wifl ae eontinuet by r. Spring. At the
old stand. on Market street; az Ne hopes that TIE same
confidence heretofore bestowed aron the bate nrn. nxy
be extended 70 Mr.. sprinB,~ Wis is Ia ssery ssy d-serv-
ing ofit- D.. B. kkAL.
T. STRING viii r~optinu~ the nrsr q Nedicine -
siness IN al its various branches. ~ the old atand Of
Spring & kerd- lie will constantly keep ouhanI pcrs
sad fesa Drugs. Medicines, Paino. Ola. d eslacs,
GLASSWARE SGr1ical flstrunents. Brushes. Psrfans-
~. sc. &e-. and " fsir ds.iir 2. and strict a~lfentisn
20 business, hopes to neritand receive . share Of pab
lie patronage.
!. ~ Physoian's prescriptions carefully ~ ups
hour. p. EPRlWd.
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Before Andrew Gardner,
Justice Of the Peace Of Hub
bard township, Trumbull CO.
0hio-
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Dated APRIL ~ tis'7. -
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N0TICE-Is hereby given. to the
~ Stockholders of the Trumbull and Ashtabula
Turnpike Com any. that the Annual Election Of the
Directors Of said company. will be held At the tavern
at the centre Of Bloomfield. Trumbull county, On the
first Wednesday Of May next
THOMAS D. WEBB President.
Warren. ArriI I'd, 1854
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Justices and C~onstabies, Blanks, ~
IRRAsrR &oUIT CLAIM DEEDS
suMHoNs, KxEcCTtoFs- sUBHESAs. nc
Constantly on hand and for sale.e 10 s-a i
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Hussey's American Reaper s. Flower.
L'OR 1886. This Machine was put

II Op lCcO.... Ulo -huIHlHC Nuo put
l. in successful operation in 1898, and con-
tinued to be the only Reaper and Moving Ma
chine in the World of any pratical value up
to lSi5-twelve years after It's Introduction.
Other Reapers are now offered with glowing
Advertisements and Certificates OF Gold and
Silver Medals. But the Farmer in search of
the best Reaper, and not posted in the mailer,
had better see little further. One Of the
other Reapcrs took the great meialin England
al The premature trial IN lS5 /; before the close
of the harvest of the same wear, however it
was totally beaten by a HUSSEY REAPER,
which received the unanimous award OF an
impartial Jury OF twelve English farmers. The
fact Is that HusSey's machine is achieving a
series Of trIumphs in HSland, and rapidly OBJ
tanning that pre-"'nInen; position there, which
IL has already secured IN tho l"nA # 'ta origin
r..L--- 80 ..y ~..lue H. 23 years experience
in building ReapcrS, and using them IN the
harvest field. OBED HUSSEY, the Father 1
ReaperS, can clam it. All who are satisfied
with the BEST REAPER AND N0WERcan
be supiied by sending their orders early in the
season, as the crops indicate large demand,
and We can not have over 200 RedperS ready
for the vast harvest Of 1856
We woL.d refer To the following gentlemen.
who have used HuSSev'S machines for several
UNION AND SNYDER COUNTY.
Is.ar Eyre, BENJAMIN Lohr. John Nench. Samuel
paniiur .hn ZelI,rs Jacob Iii bi>h Jacob RuhI J 4;
Br,wn abrnm Aurand, Thomas Clngau, Grorse Klrrk
nar David Kleckncr VIM Klersupr tieory. Slcar John
Guny, samuel Z~-rs Joseph Muss-r. William Wilson,
Autan VOL W. " i1'rr",. Sh'r.r1 hHI,' 't.t4e hei"
nav M III 'i'n Aufd "' I'm
wilson Linn I0hp Van HIskirk Flav.I Clnrnn
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
~ u Ian'n 'o,n VI I'nih, "lt,lain pe,Phh
Ciaul John B. Heller william Smeck. wiilism H5nsiI
George Frederick Thos strawbridse, solomon Waters,
ia Th,as " IA a f. A rlr,
James II Russ,l, Amos vastine, ] D. Hur, h. Isaac
GsmI bell Jacob Reed Meiler Shunan. Anthony {
"n 'Cnn .aufgI Ies-s =, 'e0 o'n' al
,, s,,,,.- W ,,,., ~ n ~ y -,
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Important to DaguerreOtypists, Marble
Dealers and others.
MONUMENTAL DaguerreOtype Ca

VI ses. A method has long been sought for
10 insert in a durable manner, Daguerreo,ype
LikeneSSeS 10 Head Stones and Monuments.
have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them to secure
the picture for long number Of years.
The outside case IS made Of PaTian Marble,
and the box which encloses the picture and
keeps it in a state Of great preservation for a
long number of years, is made Of brass-a
scretc boz 1t makes 4 very neat job on Head
Stone or Monument. They are usedi Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the u. States.
4 liberal discount made TO Marble Dealers
and DaguerreotypiSts. Price from S2.25 each
10 $3.50. A circular Of engravings will be
sent to any address, free, with price list. Ad-
dress, \. l.. BALDWIN, Agent
Of Nausole0a - Co, 355 Broadway, New York.
G60m3l
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New Firm and New Goods.
A I the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
IA Emporium of
CHRIST g. CALDWELL.

-
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by DR.
Thornton d Co, are now ready TO fill Orders
and Prescriptions at Il moments notice. We
have large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals
DyesIufts, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
AH kinds Of Patent Mcd,cines,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco, ,Snuff,and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fancy Notions and Toilet irticies,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perlumery of all kinds,
BausHEs Ann COMBS or LIVERY VARIETY.
Books and Stationery.
general variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid always on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS Of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Picking Jars, &c,
c5@Customers will find our stock complete,
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate. and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see US, one and all, and see our
stock; and if We can't sell you cheap goods,
We will not ask you to buy.
We are always on hand 10 wait on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
THEO. 5. CHRIST,
F. s. CALDWELL.
LewiSburg, Union Co. Pa. SSs
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DO YOU WISH TO SING?
MIR. Woodbury. = Choice Music,
~ J. HUNTINGTON, New York.

Il
THE MUSICAL PIONEER q CHORIS-
TERS BUDGET, for Choirs and the Family
Circle. Each No contains y pages including OF new
aud original Nu>ic-Autheins Palm Tunes Glees and
FIR the Piano and M-ioleon. Published monthly
at 81 cts per s. (, clubs Of i've The second
volume commenced oct 1876. Title page and copous
Index at the end of the wear.
THE SONG WN-jua pujE'hed-be-
ing collection of Songs, Glees, aud Quartettes-
price 81 - including postage. This and elegant
work o 0i pages comprises the largest number Of lees.
Quartettes Opera Chorus Trios Solos &c, of any
work published in th Uuitcl States the world
The MUSICAL DIANA comprises TbirtyFive of the
choicest SOng Duets and Choruses from Operas of Ros
SIM Bellini DonLet Auber, Balfe and other eminent
Composers.
THE SINGING SCHOOL AND MUSIC
TEACHERS &C BPiNION-l4l pagcs-sl per dozen
single copies BY mail postpaid 80 cents This work is
specially adapted the of Beginners well as
Teachers with very extended Elements, and great
riey Of choice and pleasing pieces for practice in the
siugin ;-School. and Nooa Glasses generally.
THE CULTIVATION or THE VOICE
WITHOUT 4 NASTER, or Vocal selfInstructor. In
Offering this work 70 The public need hardly say that
il designed sid the thousands Of singers in this
country who wi.i improve their Voices and yet
unable to command the services of competent instruc-
tor In this CAN'T book they have everything needful
for ,hi' most desirable purpose, at hand Price 81,
cludng postage.
.'.Specimen copies Of the Pioneer for ex-
animation, forwarded gratuitously on applica-
uon Feb. 6, 81.
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2EWlSDDRG ACADEMY.
fIHE Academic wear of this lnS.iiu-

i tion, will hereafter be divided into 3 SeS-
sionS, the SUMNER, FALL and WINTER sessions,
of l3 weeks each.
The FAIL SESSION will commence on Mon
DAY. Sept. 22d, 1856. to be immediately sue
ceeded by the Winter session, with short
vacation during the Holidays.
All Branches calculated to fl Youths for
college or for practical life are taught; and
the Bible is text book in the school.
A class of You've LADIES IS secured.
The interior of the Academy has undergone
thorough repairs, and the Principal has spared
no expense 10 make it everything that 4 school
room should be, for health aud cheerfulness.
TUlTION-per session OF l3 weeks.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing, Dcfiner Arithmetic,
t',ar1. q ram. and L. = History 81 ~
ADVANCED ENGLI-II-..ali not included above 900
LANGU AGES, 80
CONTINGENT EXPENsES-[rer session. 80
No DEDUCTIONS except Tor Tro'ractri sickness
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sept 8, 1856. Principal
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PENNSYLVANIA Wire Works.

MO. Sc ARCH St. between ID and 3d,
(oppoSiie Broad ST.
PUIIADELPHlA.-Sie Riddles, Screens,
Woven Wire of all mesheS aud widths, with all
kinds of plain and fancy Wire Work.
Heavy twllled Wire for spark calchers, coal
sand and gravel Screens, paper makers ware,
cylinder and dandy X lis covered III the best
manner, Wire and Wire Fencing.
very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sleeves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and SieveS.
BAYLlSS, DARBY " LYNN.
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GA Western poick witnessed a puglisri

GJA Western poick witnessed pugilistic
encounter, which he immortalizes thus:
And Isaac he pitched into hymn,
And hymn pitched into he,
Ye wave tina fytte II was SIN
And horrybel to see!
And Isaac he got many kuf,
HIS hede ware orful soar.
Until he crl-ied out "anufi
As lowd as he could rore
How rs THIS Mr.. Buchanan, in bis
inaugural, speaks of "our children, and
our children's children ~ Why, we had
no idea before that the old bachelor had
been SO imprudent. The ely old dog -
where are thev?
Dou't criticisa ,h;. ,.,r,,,-,rb
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EREEBURG ACADEMY
NORMAL SCHOOL.


yvUIS Institution is located IN the quiet,
beautiful and healthy village OF Freeburg,
SNYDER CO., Pa. 1t will commence the second
(Snrinel quarter of It's second session on the
23d of March. Encouraged by the very lib
eral patronage it has heretofore received. and
in view of the great want OF the proper M
struction for Teachers In this and neishbor-
ing counties, NORMAL DEPARTmENr, for the
special training of Teachers, and those wish
ing to become such. will hereafter be conncc-
ted with this Institution. And the Principal
having secured the services of that justly pop
Teacher. Lecturer. and Author, Proi. J +.
SronpARp, for a limited time, hopes that the
tional eXrcuse thus incurred will AZ cat render this
Institution more worthy of patronage. Prof stHtiar
will eudeayor by Lectures and other means to prepare
Teachers for the aciue dHiiss Of the NhooLT00ri and
thos who enioyej his instructions at the late Tcccheis
Institute know how able he is DO this. Ii is hoped
Teachers will avail themselves of his services while IN
the county.
An additional Female Teacher has been aided to the
regular corps Of Teachers aTraug rents made to meet
til" wants OF students.
TERMS-ione-half PAYABLE invariably in AdvnnrcD
For Beard Room and TuitUn OF - wks so to %
Tuition ONLY, pr Quar-. of II wts 25O to $50
Instruction the Piano and use Of INSTRUMENT 9Jo
Iuciiyntals -
Washin- and Mending. Is cts per dcz.
Private Boarding in town $3.50 to s. per week
For further information, or circulars address
GEO. +. MFARLAND, Principal.