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Cleveland Business.

Wholesale CRocKERY TRADE.-The
attention of merchants, and others is cal
led to the card in another column, OF
Messrs. Rice & Burnett. Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in China, Glass and
Queensware, No. IL Superior Street,
Cleveland. Theirs is one of the largest,
if not the largest in Cleveland, and their
stock extensive and compete.
FIRE Works, Ice CREAM, &c.-One
of the establishments into which we oc-
~casionally find u way, when in Cleye-
land, is that of S. G. Whiting & Co.,
No Ill Superior Street. Their building
is nearly 100 feet in depth, the trout
room devoted to the sale of CONNECTION
aries, Cake &c. Here is the Soda Foun-
tain, which has the reputation of furnish
ing the best Soda in the City. Back of
this is an Ice Cream Saloon, superbly
fitted up, with marble top tables, marble
statuettes in the corners, &c. The re-
mainder of the building is used for the
manufactOry of Confectionery and Fire
Works; the latter article always ready
for extra occasions and warranted to give
satisfaction. Another feature of this
concern. is the splendidly ornamented
cake which the proprietors are ready 10
furnish on the shortest notice, for wed
dings, parties, &c.
We advise our friends TO drop into
Messrs. Whiting & Co.'S, the first OppOr-
tunity.
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Mlarriaass.


6 On Thursday, July 50th, 1857, at the Cleye-
land District Parsonage, ChardOn, by Rev. John
Balm, P. E., Mr.. HARMON S. HOGoB0OM, A.
B., of Penfeld, N. Y, and Miss SUSAN NJ.
Balm, A. B., daughter of the officiating min
ister.) both graduates Gin full eOurse," ct Tie
late commencement of the Genesee College.
On the Goth inst, by Rev. j. W. Hill, Mr..
SETH HAYDEN, and Miss RACHEL VI.
MAPES, 10th Of Bazetta.
In Bloomfield, on the 18th inst, by Elder E.
Wakefield, Mr.. c. c. FoOTE, to Miss NATL
DA j. WEIGH.
In Bazetta, on the Goth inst, by Joseph Pierce,
Esq, Mr.. OBADIAH KLINGANSMITH, and
Miss SARAH E. CROOKS, both of Bazetta.
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AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the gradeOf sidewalks in the Ineor-
porated Village of Warren.
SEQ. 1. Be it ordained by the Coun ell Of the
Incorporated Village of Warren, That the grade
of all sidewalks in said incorporated Village
shall be Of the same grade Of the street, upon
which they are situate; Provided the grade of
the street has been previously established.
SEc. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed in Council Aug. 18th, A. d. 1857,
n T. j. MeLAIN, Mayor.
Attest, c. N. PATCH, Recorder.
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ashamed of their Platform.


The Democrat, in last weeks issue,
intimates that it is quite probable after
all, hat neither Judge fancy nor the
rank and file of the Democratic party
really believe in the doctrine of the bred
Scott decision.
It will be remembered that, a little
previous to the State Convention of the
Shamocracy, an article appeared in the
Cleveland PlaiBdealer, commenting upon
Judge Ranney's letter of 184S, and pre-
dieting that the author of that letter
would find little favor in a douglas,
Nebraska, bred Scott Convention"
The prediction was realized. The
Convention was held, the Piaindeoler
man had it all his own way, Judge Ran
ney was garrotted, and the resolutions
of the Convention applauded the Dred
Scott decision. The knowing one well
knew how revolving to the honest men
of Che party The principles of that decis-
ion would prove. and cunningly tried to
s.roll the cat in NEAL by clothing the
doctrines SO interpolated into the plat
form, with a form intended to dupe those
whom they could not force to swallow
the dose.
The following is the resolution:
q Resolved, That while We look to no
authority but reason for our own politi-
opinions, we deem it proper to express
deep qualification at The concurrence of
the Supreme Court of the United States
in the doctrine with regard to the Consti
tuiional powers and political rights of
the States and Territories, which have
been maintained by the Democratic par
,ty and formally avowed by it in three
National Conventions"
When we remember that each Of the
-ssthree National Conventions" Of the
democracy has turned its back upon the
Freedom loving North, and resolved 10
fight for the South the battle Of extend
ing slavery upon free TerritOry.--that
the Federal Supreme Court had in the
.Dred Scott case, only a little before the
sitting Of that CONVENTION, declared thai
the Constitution protected Slavery exten'
sion, and denied the rights of the color
ed man and The principles of the Decla.
ration of Independence, the slaveholdine
majority of Judges carrying the decision
against the ADLER and more honest opin
ions Of ahe Judges from the free States
we cannot be at "a loss TO understand
what was meant by the writer who pre-
sdicted the fate of Judge Ranney in tina
aDouglas, Nebraska, bred Scott Con
.~yention."
A "Dred Scott Contention" did nc
mean, as Mr.. Ritezel would plead. scon
.yention favorable to ihe principles o
Universal Liberty and opposed 10 the ex
tension of Slavery .snd Despotism. The
resolution expressing 'sdeep gratiGcatio
at the concurrence of the Supreme Court
in the doctrines of the pro-slayery plat.
form of their party, was intended TO ap-
,plaud ihe pro- slavery majpiity ofJuagge'
of that Court, who represent only about
.ope-third of the people of the Union,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Republican Senatorial Convention,

A Convention of the Senatorial dis
trict composed of the counties of Trum-
bull and Mahoning, will meet in Con-
veniion by delegates at Niles OF the 18Th
day of September 1857. at 10 o'clock,
"A. NJ, TO nominate a candidate to rep
resent this Senatorial district in the next
Legislature.
The basis of representation fixed by
the last Convention was as follows
Each township in the district to have one
delegate and one additional delegate for
each 100 votes cast at the last guberna-
torial election or fraction of SO or over.
This viii give to the townships compos-
ing said district a representation as fol
laUs.
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Failure of the Ohio Life G. Trust Com
paly.


The suspension OF the Ohio Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company, is announced,
and said TO be in consequence Of the in
ability to respond of parties to whom ii
had loaned largely on Railroad stock
There is great excitement, and a delete
rious effect on the money market is
feared.
So says the Telegraph TO the Cleve-
land Leader.
1t seems to have caused considerable
stir in this quiet little town, as half a
dozen of the monied men started for head
quarters yesterday, as soon as the news
was received.
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DEATH AT A PRIVATE PARrT.-In
Baltimore, at a private party on Satur-
day evening during the progress of the
''merry Dance" a Miss Bridget Nc
CARLY, who had been dancing, was
askedby avoung mantodance with him in
the mex set, to which request she yield
ed a polite assent. The next moment
she reeled back against the wall, but
was caught before falling and seated in
a chair. Dancing instantly stopped,
and everything was done that suggest
ed itself as proper for her recovery, but
she died in FIVE minutes, and before a
physician who had been sent for could
reach the house. A post-mortem exam
nation revealed the presence of disease
of the heart, which had been aggravated
and brought 10 a fatal crisis by the ex-
ertion consequent upon dancing.
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Wrong.

The Ohio Slate Journal, and the
Cleveland Leader, speaking of the ante
cedents of the nominees of the Republi-
can Party, for this State, say that Mil
ton Sulliff Esq , nominee for Supreme
Judge, was formerly a Democrat. This
is a mistake. Mr.. S. was a Wing. but
was one of the first to join the old Lib
ertY Party, and at a time too, when to
belong to hat party, was to be political
IL ostracised.
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Decision of the Surrogate-Mrs Cunning
ham mt Mrs. Burdell.

The court has decided that Mrs. Cum
ningham is not the widow of DR.. Burdell,
and directs that letters of administration
be issued to the next kin. By this decis-
ion, Mrs. Cunningham loses the stake fol
which she has risked so much, the Bur
dell Estate, and escapes what she richly
deserves, the States prison.
That baby did not win.
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AN ORDINANCE

To punish persons resisting the Mayor. Marshal
CT Policeiohicers in the discharge of their du-
ties.
SEC. l.. Be it ordained by the Council Of the
Incorporated Village of Warren, That if any
person shall abuse any Mayor, Marshal or Police
Officer of the Incorporated Village of Warren,
in the execution of his office; the person so Of
Tending, shall upon conviction thereof, be fined
in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, with costs
of PROSECUTION.
SEQ. .. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed inCouneil Aug. 18th, a. ID. 1851
T. j. McLALN, Mayor.
Attest(C. NJ. PATCH, Recorder.
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AN ORDINANCE

Supplementary 10 al Ordinaee entitled an Ordi-
nance for the prevention of fires, passed No
vember 81, 1888.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Warren, That it shall
be unlawful for any person, being the occupant
or having the care or control Of any store, DWELL
ing house, ware house, cellar, or other buildings,
or any part thereof, or any other person, TO keep,
place, or permit to be kept or placed many such
store, dwelling house, ware house, cellar, or
other building. any ashes, friction matches, or
other article from which fire may originate, IN
less the same be placed in an iron, earthern,
stone or other incombustible vessel and it
shall also be unlawful for any person to suffer
any shayings or other eombustible materials to
be placed. or to accumulate in or about his shop
store or his premises, but he or they shall cause
the same to be removed TO some place of safety.
Every person offending against the provisions
Of this section on conviction thereof. shall be
fined in any sum not less than one dollar, nor
more than ten dollars, with costs Of prosecution.
SEc. .. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force, from and after its publication.
Passed in Council Aug. 18th, A d. 1857.
y. j. MeLAIN, Mayor.
Attest, C. NJ. PATCH, Recorder.
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A Card

The undersigned would tender his sim
cere thanks TO the members Of the $50
cial Degree" for their visit and patron
age on the evening of the Goth inst, aHd
will endeayor by attention to his business,
and his determination 10 have nothing tc
do with anything that i~ntoxicates, tc
merit the appreciation of the entire
Temperance community.
j. F. BROWN.
Warren, Aug. &c, 1857.
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TRAGEDY IN IowA.-On the 20Ih OF
July, at McGregor, opposite Prairie du
Chen, a Mr.. Ferdinand Durand was set
ting with his clerk in his store, when the
latter demanded So more than Mr.. Du-
rand thought his due, and OH being refu-
sed drew his knife and stabbed the mer-
chant seven times in the back, piercing
him nearly through. Mr.. Durand ran up
stairs into his dwelling. over the store,
and his wife, who was near the period OF
her confinement, seeing the blood flow
from her hasband's wounds was thrown
into commissions. Neither the husband
nor III ewife are expected to recover
Durand was a respectable, quiet man,
and much respected by all who knew
him.
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and a vdS. deal more naeanReSS, than ii as
eUen Woni 20 manifest IN a conflict nth a
political opponent. 1t need not fatter it.
self that can commit these transgressions
against the sense of justice and indepen-
dence that prevades every true Demo-
Gratis heart, with immunity, or suppose
that its inuendos and open assaults will
always be treated with silent contempt.
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9fatbs,

In Warren, at the residence Of Alfred Button,
Aug. 18th, o fbilious intermitting fever, NANCY
SMITH, aged II years, formerly Of Nelson,
Portage county.
Yet again we hope to meet thee, when the
day of life is fled.
Portage Sentinel please copy.
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!!I
Dr.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
e Of FITS, SPasEis, Craps aH9

For the care Of Fits, SPGSE,s, CrGEPs aHG all Nervous
aud Constitutional Diseases.
Persons who are lahoring under this distressing mai
adv will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EPiLEPTfC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found of espe-
cial benefit foI all persons Athlete I with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants, or diseases Of long standing, superindueed by
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 80 per box. or two boxes for -. Persons out
Of the city, enclosing a remittance. viii have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage For sale
by SETH s. HANC No. los BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore. Nd, to whom orders from all parts OF the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
June 81 wv.
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Posr OFFICE AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
The yearly expenses of the post office at
Chicago, Ill.,, amount to about $4,000.
There are 81 clerks, at an average sal
airy of 5000; there are S,122 boxes,
which rent at S5,298 per annum; S42
drawers, which rent al 5000. The re-
ceipts for the last quarter are stated al
5000, 600.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ S. & c. MOser, !
va n
Innnihan nunIan ct al.

Jonathan Dunlap ct al - ~
By virtue Of an alias order Of sale, issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trunlul County Ohio,sy the
Clerk OF said Court. to me directed and delivered, on
decree. made at the March Term, 1881, Of SAID Court: 1
Eave levied on. and viii expose to public sale, At the
door Of the Court House in Warren. in ssid County; on
SATURDAY. the 26.h day OF p-ioo,.
hetwren Inc hoursof 10 O'clock. A. ". and 4o'clOek.P
NJ. or said day, the following described real esta e o.
the defendant, to wit: Beginning at the Northeast corr
ner Of land formerly owned by James Ellis, now owned
and occu1ied by James II. Kibbee; thence Souta41s
s rods; thence North S4iS- East to Liberty street now
Strengthened and extended thence noTtheriy along
sud street to the south side Of South Street, thence
South s55Ss along s,id South Streetto the place OF be
ginnins, being the same land eonyeyed by traneis
Freeman 10 John CrowelI and Andrew hcfariand, anu
by said CroEell to Jonathan Dunlap, April iltn, CT
Appraised at Sls5o.00, subject to a hen-of SfitSo,
(Yet 10 become DUE on a note and mortgage 70 John
CroNeHin seven equal snnual payments from theIss
day Of April lSi6 and interest on SAID sum- ron AptIl
Isl, IS56. and il free frum dover right OF Ann Maria
DuDap, or any other membranes WaateFersto De SON
at the suit offs & c. Moser in the above entitled cause
Sheriff. OGiee. Warren, Aug. 20, IsJ7-oS-9-
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To the Honorable Court of Common Pleas.

The undersigned, Grand Jurors, duly
empannelled and sworn as the Grand Ju-
ry for Trumbull county, at the June
term of said Court A. D. 1857, would
respectfully present to said Court, that
they have in the course of their duties
as given them in charge by the Court at
said term, visited and examined the
condition of the County Jail, and that
they have upon such examination, salts
fed themselves that said Jail is kept by
the present jailer in as good condition as
is possible under existing circumstances.
But they would present and report
that said Jail is a nuisance and a disgrace
to the County. and wholly unfit for use in
the confinement of prisoners, inasmuch
as the apartments and calls, used fol
such purposes, are dark, damp, and I'M
wholesome; it is without proper ventil-
alton, and must necessarily remain so;
and hat any protracted confinement
therein, must necessarily be dangerous,
and permanently injurious to prisoners
We believe hat the accommodations are
not such as a civilized community is
bound in common humanity, to provide
for the decent and healthful safe keeping
of offenders; and we would again present
the building as a nuisance, disgrace, and
a reproach 10 the county; and we re,
quest that this report be presented to tie
county commissioners and be published
in the county papers.
We would further request that the
commissioners submit the question of a
New Jail 10 the voters Of said county OF
Trumbull at the coming October Elec-
ton, and hat the words New Jail be
placed upon the ballots, all of which is
,oeoaotf,Uv eubp,iftad
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County Fair.

County Fair.
The managers of the Trumbull Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will hold a meet
ing for completing the arrangements foi
the coming Fair, at the Office of the Sec,
rotary, on Saturday the 2eth day Of
August inst.
j. f. KING President.
j. D. COX, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies EScEISTE, or sEsPeetiHg Themselves so, arc
cautioned against usiRs them. as miscarriage r9afd
easRe. Ladies d~eSiriag an increase Of family ShOELd
foregO their use entirely, as q fee Pills each RoHth
road be sure 70 PrereRt pregnancy.
ProprietOrs. importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this adnonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages, having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter. price $1,000 are sold only BY
our general agents. who viii send them by mail post
paid, on receipt of price Boxes SIPS; Half Boxes 30
cents. Messrs- v. B.ALpEN & Co., Cleveland. o., are
our general agents. All orders viii be promptly filed
by them. rL 1901
Sold by E. A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING &TURN-
Err. Warren, and BY Druggists generally.
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~HORSES-D0 YOU USE ANY IF so, call on the
agent and get a bottle Of Dr.. TOBIAS NESITIAS HORSE
LISIMESr. It cannot be beat for Cuts, Calls, Collie,
Lameness, and is a certain cure Of Sore Threats. In
pint bottles, only 50 cts See that it is signed 81
Tobias. Depot, So Cortlandt street. New York Sold
by SPRING & TURNER, Warren, and JAMES NAkD
CO.. Niles. and others through country.
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American Race Horses in Englan,

ANerlcdn Maze ooIseS IL CnSAdLu'
The telegraph announces that neither
Pryor nor Prioress won at the Goodwood
Cup race, in which there were fourteen
contestants. Numerous bets were made
on the American horses in New York,
New Orleans, and among sporting men
generally, as the last accounts from Eng
land previous to the race were rather Ia
vorable to their success.
Mr.. Ten Brock took to England three
horses 10 put against the best blooded
horses of the English turf. He has en-
teredhis horses for several races yet.
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The thirty-6rst Annual Meeting of the
Presbytery of Trumbull, will be holden
at Newton Falls, Tuesday, Sept. lst.-
The session to be opened at 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, at the Presbyterian Church.
BY order of the Presbytery.
Y. BELTS, Stated Clerk.
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FREMoNr's GOLD CLAIMs.-A very
important principal has been decided dy
the Supreme Court Of California in the
case of the MERGED Mining Company
Ggt. John e. Fremont case which,
from The magnitude of the interests in
volved, has attracted great atention.-
The u holds that the minerals in the
land belong 10 the owner Of the land and
not 10 the United States, as has been
claimed by some: and that the extract
ing them by other parties would be work.
ing him an ~irreparable injury. Conse-
quenily an injunction will hold. The
decision was rendered by a majority Of
the court, the chief justice dissenting.
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THE INvENToR:-Published by Low,
Haskell & Co. No. 304 Broadway N.
Y. Terms 81, per year.
The August number has cuts, and
descriptions of many e inventions
We know of no better way for mechan-
les to invest a dollar, than to subscribe
for the Inventor for one year.
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Afte= which the Treasurer will keep an Office in War
rem for the purpose OF receiving taxes until the eUth
Of December, ls57-5
JOHN REEVES. County Treasurer
TREAsuRER's 0yyIcE, Trumbun C~ounty,l -
Warren. o.. Aug. %. lS57-6w.
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Explosion.

A powder Magazine exploded at Hal.
flax, killing one man and wounding 10
others.
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DISTRICT CoURT.-A special term of
this Court is TO commence here Thurs
day, the eth. Judge BARLEY is expect
ed to preside. The term is held specially
for the disposition of such cases-which
are important and numerous-as Judge
Hoffman could not assist to try, by rea-
son of having been of counsel.
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TkASk hEEs1
August IS, IS57-3ss

HENRY A. BRONSON'S ESTATE.
IL Notice is hereby giyenr that the subseriher mas
been apDointed and qaaiifed as administrator on the
estate OF Henry A. Bronson, late OF Vernon. rrumhull
County. deceased. EDMCND A.hSED-
Aurrst 96. le5l-3gf - - -
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Ne6 advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Union Line Express Company.
A NEW ORGANIZATIONS 6

"A NEW ORGANIZATION! 6
OWNED and controlled by the Adams
" and the American Express, uniting . capital OF
over J, 600. og0 dollars
The abeve reliable Express Company calls the atten-
ton Of BANKERS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURE
ERS and others. to their increased facilities and unpar
aneied Low tariff rates for the speedy transportation OF
BANK NOTES, GOLD, SILVER and all k nds Of Aer
chandise and Produce, Packages and Parcels, 70 and
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collected and proceeds promptly returned Orderslo
Merchandise TO be forwarded by this Express, carried
and delivered to any part of Union free Of charge.
WM- HEWITT, Travelling suPt-
TExpress matter for the Youngstown region should
be at the Office by 0 O'Clock A. NJ, and Tor Cleveland,
New York, Boston. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, or the
West bv ~ o'clock VI. III McLAIN,
Agent at Warren, Ohio.
Anrnrt ar Is5--am
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BURGn HILL, Trumbull Co., o,
Look on this Picture, then on That.

Look on this Picture, then on That.
The Albany Journal says: Eleven
States voted for Fremont and nineteen
for Buchanan-nearly two to one-
In the eleven States there are $4,000
Free Schools.
In the nineteen States there are $1,000
Free Schools.
In the eleven States there are 2.OOo,-
600 Of Scholars.
In the nineteen States there are ] $780,
600 of Scholars.
In the eleven States there are 800 Lii
braries with 800, 900 volumes.
In the nineteen States there are 1913
Libraries with $50, 600 volumes.
In the eleven States there are $4,000
Common School Libraries.
In the nineteen States there are $50
Common School Libraries.
In the eleven States there are 235 mil
lion of copies of newspapers.
In the nineteen States there are l6l
millions of copies of newspapers.