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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-14
Grme SnttIliatntt.
Fre,idsut Hsehcock,s Lecture.


On last Wednesday evening. Rev. HENRY L
HrrcHcocK. p rsident of the Western Reserve
College, delivered the first L cture of this season,
at High School Hall. The evening was very
cold, and stormy. We regret that the audience
vas 50 small, but the fact that it was almost
wholly composed of adults; that many of the
most intelligent people of the town were thereon
such a night, and the wrapt attention with which
they listened to the gifted speaker. was eertainly
Ga tring to hirc. His theme was, Self-Ma3e
Men.
We shall not attempt to give . synopsis OF his
lecture. because to do it justice. would be beyond
our power. We only wish that every person in
town, who has arrived to years Of understanding,
{ .uld have heard it, and we can assure those
who did not, that they have lost a valuable les
son, and q rich intellectual treat
We had hoped that when such an opportunity
for combining pure intellectual pleasure with
genuine improvement, was presented to the peo-
pie of Warren. that they would have more gene
rally ayailed themselves of it. however stormy
tae evening might be. But it seems that many
are either too wise ALREADY to learn more; too in
dolent to walk to the lecture room. or like Mar
thu of old, busy with much serving; or staij
away to save the admission fee of one dime
One thing Is certain, themselves were the losers
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John Reeves, Jesse Reeves. Ahner
Reeves. Sarah Ann Reno. Chtrles
A. Reno. Gugrue VI Little, Jacoh
II. Little. Nancy L. Dawson, Isaac
n. D,wsou. ana Josephine Reeves
and Eoliin Reeves. minors. defen
dAug.
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OHERIFF s SALE

N -.
by virtue OF an allas oIoeI OF s1,e anu e1eca'ion'
Issued "uL o the Sour. % Nohuon slsns y
sounS' Oh.o, 20 me 49, a. r. s.,sH -
ieFied on ana snah expose u fu'ne Sais al 1ne uoOI
o. the Colrt nooss, IN warren. ~ sNs county, on
Saturday, the sist DAY OF January a, Z. iHS.' eesseeh
Tie hours OF y CLOCK A. W. ana eioek +. NJ "
satf day. the ioheNins deserioed Neal Estate 70 WI
~ ONO, DlHg A"eut ioo roas horth OF tns eeNh PA %
warren: eelng parts OF Tot NO. ~ ana "a, eontSin,ng
about hihe ano ohS nst acres va sores, De the sE
more OF less. on shieh stanasa saw ana "r,st ait
on shS carr "Ahk o. ihe Manohihg river tosethet ~"
nav inc nains 10 remain as high as u Vas ~heh nN,e
Sth aliG4s privileges leionging thereto, Ana honnue.
= i'sio.s' ~ nesihuihs y
the = T.: co nr vail Of the oa gus. msn. tneH.S
norm : Ieet 70 aseAke, tnenee =. ~ ~ ~
ths esnier Oh the Iernpike; thehce AIong sne CSn'eIo.
SAID turnpike iIe, zee, IN eSurss 70
sIAAe' thshee west ~ iee1 . ~ VI -
oitne east hAhN OF ,ne river, nsnee
70 ths mridte oil SAID sianohing h'fsI, enenee 80
keep'ns q niaaIe sAtI ~ !. yIssS -
eateety west OF te n,st uSse'lDea ou
Ss teet socNh OF s~iu nins' Ne P
os..nh'ng.
Also. Siothsr ueel SuJonis -
seha iAni, eoheainin.
win a miil seat ana the otner y z ~ tne d,o.e-u.en,
tones, asm; VITA ehs IlssnEesT 1t III ~ X IN
oah 10 the helkht eHe =
er privileges aipeINnNns 70 sau
follows, 10 WIZ heginnlhg al an ASH SUNNI ns
on the vest bant o. me nshohing rses, re- n~no
Sue L TO the middle OF ss'd river, ana IIom gus san
stump s.Sesw SPsrches ana olihksto arg w as
oak tree ITO VII; IN the year leu; thehee S-2a ~
perehes to a stake and stones thence N.'zo
perehes to tn, elge OF me wsteI, 'r3el inenee hs
northwardly. keeping tbs middle Of said river, tl
you come 10 the hrst me
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CHERIFF S SALE.
~ Edward Lyman,


Alexander BsaZsl- ,
By the virtue Of an alias order OF sale. issued our %
the Court Of Common Pleas. OF Trrmhull County, Ohio.
TO ue directed and delivered. l shall expose TO public
sale, at the dour OF the Court House in harren- in said
Couuty. on Saturday, the 5th day Of February. A. d.
1857, between The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. y. and P u.
of said day. the following described mortgaget prem
Uses. 10 wit: Situate in Newton township. No. } IN the
5th Range OF townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the state ef Ohio, and which Is also in the
County OF TTunbull, md IS known ~ heirK lot No-2l,
IN great lot No. IS. t2i-j5 on the map Of the Nillzgs
plat Of Newton Falls recortei June 20. ie3s together
with TIE dwelling house. and all other app IrteAaners
thereon and therein belonging. Also the lot mkt sd-
Joining west. knoSu as being lot No. 20 in great lOS
No Sc. on the aforesaid hap. subject to such ircnL.-
herances and occup ton tiist the Presbyterian Church
and Soeiety u Newton Fails may have TO the same,
mora or less. 70 he soil A. the suit OF Edward Lyman.
in the above entitled c iuse- as the property Of the de
G.ndant. The first drserihe{lot No p appraised -
seven hundred zad forty dollars S1$O) ant the second
described lot No. ~ appraised IL one hundred add
eighty three dollars (sie3J subject to said ireeE-
brances OF said Church. H. r.
SEsiFFs OFFtcE, Sheriff
Warren. Jan. q. lSJ1. f5w4.l3l
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DIR. w. PAINE,
ANSWER TO MANY jpouiries. would

" ~ W FHuHy EHIU'FFN|f W.T."
L state that he has no intention of leaving Warren.
only during the time lac is on duty at College which
i from the 18th Uf October until the lst of January
and from the d ST Of March until the eUth OF AprIi, Of
each ear. The balance u the tin e. or from the lst
Of January until the LIST Of March. ami from the 9Th
OF april until this 10th OF 0rtorer, he viii he At home.
in Warren, anil may &c consulted professionally, at
the ufice Of Paine & Davis. over Nichols & Weirs' Hat
and Clothing Store, Main ST.. from ii A. VI. to ] z. VI.
Of each day. nd from I to 3 at his residence on High
81. The remainder Of the time he viii he in readiness
to attend TO his ride as usual. His experience. both in
the Pennsylvania Hospital and College Clinic. in treat
ing every variety Of disease, will enable him to pre-
scribe for sll Surgical and Medical cases according To
the most recent impro vements in the profession.
Philadelphia. Dec L., lS55.- e4-tf
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DuRLIC SALE OLE REAL ESTATE.

L BY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court, for
rIumhun County. issued ssth October. A d 1870. l viii
sell At Public Auction. 1t the door Of the Court ilouse,
in Warren. on the 3ist day OF JANA
gY, Is57. at two o'clnck. P. ~. the follOwihg describ-
ID Real Estate. lately belonging to Robert wat-rland.
irce tsed. TO wit: the south west corner OF lot "a. in
the township OF Warren, bounded South and West on
original lot lines. Hast by the middle Of the road lead
.ng from Warren TO Newton Fails, and North by 4 line
parallel with the suuth line, and so far from said south
line ~ II include six acres Tie above land will tie
sold subject to the widows right OF dover. Appraised
at $40. Terms OF sale made known At time OF sale.
GE;iRGE TAYGER.
De-. 81. .5e-4w Adu.'r OF K Waterlaud.
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The Town Clock Again +"

Messrs. Editors 81 DO not think you are
posted as TO the real cause of our Clicks recent
vtndrrings. 1t has recently bsen making SINE
,rfost1 late speeuiatians on time, and has not
since teen adj. to 60 on. 1t is currently reported
and believed. that from its first setting up, it has
bern running upon tic. The curious are in daily
expectation of seeing the whole thing wound
up. Yours,
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The Mahoning Valley Coal Trade

The amount of coal delivered in Cleveland,
by the C & NJ Rail Road. averages about 1000
tons per week. This is. We understand, the PRO-
duct of the Girard Mines, alone, and is but the
beginning. When the products of the Brian
Hill. and Youngstown, shall be added; and the
and the Mineral Ridge Rail Road Bridge over
the Mshoning be completed. and pour in the
black Diamonds from the Wea.hersicll banks,
taere viii be a quadrupling of these figures.
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A FRIEND TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Few York Ledger, and Harper's Weekly

Messrs PORTER & SoS. have these popular
weekiies. constantly for sale at their Book StoYe
They are also in rec. ipt of many other urnals
with which they can supply the reading com.
munity. as well as with more enduring literature
in the shape of books. Their establishment is 4
perfect model of orler and n~eatness.
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T OOK HERE,-I Il sell at a great

IL bargain, seven acres Of Land, Immediately south
Of The centre Of Hartford. in this county. now occupied
ny II. q. Gallup. There is on il n Frame DEelIing. -
by 81 feet. with kitchen. well finished and surrounded
with shrubbery: also Horse barn - feet square, two
wells Of good water. and = number OF choice grated
fruit trees; all in good order ami pleasantly situated.
For a Professional man, or Mechanic. il affords n rare
chance for a home. Title complete, and possession
APRIL LIST, or sooner IL desired.
TERYs-SjGO cash: or $3.50. = in hand, and the
balance in a year. The owner is in thr West. hence
he offers his place at such low figures. the bindings
being really worth the price. For further particulars,
call on ne. THOMAS J. McLAIN.
Dec. IL, SO. Real Estate Agent
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IT. Il UAhNVN SitTfH hENSIN0s
Sheriff : 0nce. Warren. Dec. 81. 5G-2T-2.OO
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII

1 County. In the Prohste Court.
:. ". Richmond, Admir- Of oliver Allen,l
decd, vs..
Ennice Allen, Abigail Alien. LeEis ? Petition
Allen. Sally FIuckles, Abishua Dean to sell land
aud her husband. VIM. Dean, Nina
Chapman, & her husband -~Charnan.J
The said defen iants will take notice. that On the
18th LAY Of December ls56, the undersigned as Amin
81 ator aforesaid. filed his petition In the PROBATE
c, urt OF saiu County, praying for an order TO seli The
real estate known as the homestead where said Allen
resided at the time OF his iece1se, situate in Newton,
rrumiull County. Ohio. or so much thereof as may lie
necessary for the payment Of the delts OF the decedeht-
said petition viii be heard on the 30th day of January,
1857. S. w RICHMOND,
Dec. 81. 56-iw% Admir- of Oliver Allen, deed.
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sheria'. once. Warren, Dc. 81, is55-5s-ii @.
SHERIFF SALE AS RECEIVER
y Nicholas ); H'fpA' ct, al, In Attachment.
ae,rre L. woOdford ct. al

By virtue Of an order Of sale. in the above entitled
cause, entered on the Journal Of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Tralnhull County. Ohio, at their October Term,
Is55. I will expose to public sale at the door OF the
Court House in Warren, in said County, on Saturday,
the l0gh day Uf January, A ID 1857 hetSeen the hours
u ten o'clsck A NJ and four O'Clock ? VI Of said day
the following accounts, on the LonkSof the said 'eorge
L. Woodfuri, against the following persons. to Wit
arct. against Stephen s. Lackev. $3.50; John Miller,
81 n; Jesse Mountain, S2l-s6; Lorenzo ~llightree-
- %; Amos Alderman, SAIL: Nathan Smith S..6S:
NiehteI Benan. Sa.76: John Mouitsin- S4,e4; James
Maintain, 81 -; J. u. Hall. s2,92; John l.. Tucker,
81. 20; Hugh Mcconnell. SAG; Cath1rine Craytan-
sITs; Joseph Atkins. S2.,5; Simon Sharp. SIs5
Inhn IIoI.e. $3.50: q. ". Snyder, sac, Stewart
Hodge. a. -etts. I'm. llnfurt. Si34 Drayton N-ats.
s. cents. Elijah Flint. 1851; ] Casteiinr. % cents
eliza Whiting, S2.e4; John Gaines. S25.fa; W Pei
ton. sI2s: 5. Fem. So 81; JOSEPH Downs, 80 cents,
md Benson Hall, r. cents; making in ALL the sum Of
st?g.9i To lie sold at the suit of Nicholas j. Murphy
in the above entitled caIsr.
Y. HARMON. Sheriff & Receiver.
shsriG,s nhce. MarEen. Dec. 30. 5G-2W-2.OO
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The BAH at the Gaskiu House

Tn ball on the evening of the sth inst, was
q well conducted affair. and went off to the sat
~isfaetion OF all concerned. The music was ex-
e~ellent, and We are informed that the supper
was highly creditabIe to the host Mr.. GAsKiLL
is fortunate in having such able eo&djutors as his
daughter, Nn. WHEELER, and his clerk. Mr.
PoRTER.
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Another Rail Read Com:n-.

Last week. the Engineers of the Atlantic &
Great Western, (formcrly Franklin & Warren }
Rail Road. were surveying several d%if,re
routes through this township We are informed
that the financial arrangements have been CON-
pleted. to enable the company To commence ope-
rations vigorously in the spring. 1t is said that
the prospeet now i.. a.at the mad will pass thro'
or near Newton Falls.
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Hot The Right Man.

Sheriff HARMON, who went to Pittsburgh two
weeks ago to bring back the man who had been
arrested there, (syposed to be ROBERT AeGARY,)
rs was expected, found that it was not MeGAEr.
Some four or five years ago, Sheriff RosBws went
to Niagara Falls, on a similar errand, and with
q Ike result.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

L. The STOCKHOLDERS Of the Niles and AustintoWn
Plank Road and Turnpike Company. are hereby nuti
fed th It there will lie an election held At the Ofh-e of
Amos Allison. Esq, In Niles. on Monday, the sGIh day
Of January, Is5., tor the purpose Of electing seven di-
.ectors Tor the ensuing year. II. II. MASON.
Mics, Dec 81. 1862 Secretary.
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WEST GREENVILLE AND WAR,

w rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a tri-xerkIv
mail has been established ret teen West GreeL Vile,
Pc, and Warren, D.; and that IL will he carried hy
two horse Hacks. lea ing the Gaskill House. in War
rem, on every Monday. WeGnesda, AMI fridaj morn
ings. at Z o'clock, and arriving at Greeuyille the same
evening; and lesving Gresnviiie every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving At
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
IetW cen the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Bloomsbury. Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount JOY. and
also connects with hacks for franklin, via GeOrg-town.
or Mercer. JamestowD, uartstown, Conneautville. Gf-
rari aud Chrksville. BROWN & YES
80 ln rk-rff
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Tavern Stand ia this Town for sale.

1t viii be seen by reference to the advertise
ment in another column, that the Franklin
House, on the corner of Liberty and Market
Streets. now occupied BY VIZ WILLIAMS, is Of
f-red for sale. There is no better location for q
hotel in Warren.
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WARREN & LAKE ERIE PLANK
' ROAD COMPANY

Stockholders are notified that a dividend 81 six per
cent. on the capital stock. has been reclred and or
drred to he paid; due January 10th. ls5..
JOSEPH MARVIN, j.. Pres.
ID. Z. HOFFMAN. s sc'y. Dec. 24-2t
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ASHTBBCLA L. NEW LISBON RAIL ROAD.
ANNUAL
CHERIFF S SALE


ROteSNn & Battles.
By virtue ola Ven. tx to me directed and delivered,
issued oui OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Trum uIl
county. ohio. 1 have levied ON aud shall EXPOSE To Pub
lie Sale, at the door o! the Court Iioase. ina Warren. in
said county. on SATURDAY. the 3ist day Of JANUA
RY. A d Is5T. between tn hours Of % O'Clock 4. NJ
and 4 o'clock. p NJ. of said day. the following desert
b d real estate to W.T.; A certain IT ct or lot Of land.
situate in the township OF Weathersiehl, or township
No. ;. in th 81 range OF TO Suships, TTumhull county,
Ohio, Icing parts Of lots % aid p, in the Salt Springs
Tract, houndei south ny 100 acres of land. in said lots,
heretofore decided to James McComhs- east and west
nv the lot lines. and north by the middle of the Maho-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %. heretofore sold
to Ro;ert raggart and from said TzggSrt T. u. r. liar
mon. being all the land within said boundaries, except
- acres heretofore decided to the heirs Of John McCon-
nell. cOnta ming two hundred and ten 36-lD acres Of
land, more or less; and is the samehnd decided to John
Battles by Joshua Store. by dee recorded in Trumbuu
County Records, Book a., page 50I.
Also, the following described tract OF land, situate
in said toSnship OF Weather s6eld. and Is bounded by
being the north half Of lot No. 10. in tract No. Is. in
the grant salt Spring Tract. rs surveyed ~ Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol,
and bounded rs follows, viz: commencing at the north
west corner of SAID lot. thence east ~ Is chains
aud u links to a post: thence north 30 III +, 81 chains
and u links TO a post on the east line; thence north
b. \. Is chains and II links TO the north east cor
ner; thence south S99 and 30 west. IL chains and %
links to the place of beginning; sixty two acres an I
2SI rods. (62 .2-a he the same more or less; Icing
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap. by deed TO
John battles. Recorded in Trum .ull County Records,
Book 6I page i6l.
ALSO. a certain other tract or lot OF land. situate in
said township of Weathers6eld. containing one hun
dreI aud fOriy-seven atres and "a rods of land Q43-3i
Z. ing part of lot + (sn acr,s and 90 rods) and part Of
lot Q (66 acres and - rods IN tract l6. in said Salt
sprins Tract. called Slows Tract. as surveyed iy EZe-
KEEL Hoover. in August 1SlG. heing the same land CON
yeyed to John Battles. hy deed from the State Of Con-
~necticut, recarled in Trumhuli County Records. Book
%, ptge 2G2. excepting therefrom the Town Plat Of the
Village OF South Niles, and about { acres OF land con-
trac. ed and sold TO @. REESE, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described see acres appraised $500 per
acre: IN. second described e. acres and esk rods, ut
as rer acre. and the last described with the excep-
tions nsmed) at S9d per acre.
II. r. HARMON. Sheriff.
Sheriff. OIc>, Warren. Dec. 81. IS56-5w-7.6a
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
Il County, S. In Court Of Common Pleas.
Humphrey Harss, PIE.

Daniel accleery and John IIctch- For money Only.
ms. nefandants.
Daniel MeCieery. one Of the defendants .. a non resi-
deat OF the state OF Ohio, viii take notice that Hum
phrey Harsh: OF the County OF TrumhulI. State Of Ohio,
did on the Sn day OF January. lt5s. file his pct tion In
said Court 20 recover a Judgment for n balance due to
him upon 8 note Of hand made by said Daniel NcCleeTy
a. prime pal. and John Hulth rs as surety. payable TO
Wm- Palm OF Bearer dsted At Warren. August 10, 1855.
for the sum Of S4S3 20. PlaiHtiH prays ia said peti.
tion. for a judgment. after de~lucting a payment OF
SAL "a. May IS. 1856. for die SUN Of $3.50 80. 9Th 10
per cent. from May Is. 1855. The said Daniel NcClee-
~ viii take notice. that unless he appears and answers
by the eth day Of March. 1867. said petition will he
txkeu ~ confessed ~ him. and Judgment rendered ae-
eordinrsy. HUMPHREY HARSH, PTf.
JAM iS57-e~
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trambuil
1 County. IS. III the Court Of Common Pleas.
As'f'e1 vs. D'' Petition for Divorce.

The Defendant, who ia q non resident OF the State OF
Ohio. Is hereby notified. that the said plaintiff. on The
9Th dsy Of December. IS55. fled her petition in .aid
Court. praying for a diaorce from the defendant and
that the ca<Oly and control OF Thomas W. John p,
Mary Ann. Reilecca Lorain and Milton j.. Brishiue, the
FruIts of said marriage. lie given her. The petition
also alleges that the parties were duly married. March
:. ls42. and sets forth as a Cause OF Divorce. wil'ul alb
sence foi the last three Years. gross neglect oil duty,
lni hxhitu1l drunkenness for more than three years.
u also alleges III 1 the petitioner is a bona tile resi-
lent OF the county ami has been a resident OF the Stale
OF the last year. ard tn Al the defendant is a nOn-resi-
len, az the State. and that che plsce Of his residence is
aukIaxn to her. L. n. HUTCIIINS,
Dec 81. 5C-6w ATTY for Petitioner.
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DLEAsE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP.

DIEASE NOIlCE- RESa SUI
ply Of Harrison's Columbian PerfuIrery-
FOR THE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene baters florida nSses
chIy stzline Vinegar. S.
Cream Of Beauty, CzrnatiOn Rouge, LiphAlH. AAB-
FOR iii A
Hair EestOrrr, liar bepilatOEy, Shamposn LotoHs
Trseopher ous % every description Also a sapertSr
Hair Dye ON hand that Eil do the work
For THE HANDS
Upper ten Soap, Almond, PuEsiee. Brown. Windsor,
also a large lot Of f1aiiy Soap termed the woAens
friend.
UA-NDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Cpper Ten, Jockey Clar, New Mo~n Hay, Sweet
Briar, MOussSline, MigROne;t>. and 70 others ltar-
ris6n's Upper Ten is compose OF ten ofors- Of the most
u=hly delicate Of all perfumes. Ii Is dedicated toth=t
class, distinguished ny refinement II IS addressed 70
those Of tasteful elegance. in whose cultivated sens
hllities re hide a perception Of odars, comprehensive.
discriminating aud delicate. To those who can apFrs-
late the bland inrueLce 81 n rich hOqret Of the pgrest
simple odeFs 50 justly proPortoued. and srtisscallJ
bIesied that from ten flows ! harmonious whole. that
realizes in its effect the highest desire II is address
ell to the appreciative OF our Own country. whe con-
sciOus az the dignity Of American refinement. can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of fnedirm
or Inferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by =
tawiy oCtsi Is, to an American production OF higliy
beautiful exterior. and who can distinguish between
conventional fashions ia the. Old World and Truthful
prolae: ion in the New
Will the good friends and public generally. call a7d
examine our STOCK. which shall be Constantly full ard
for sale as Low AS sohla the Reserve.
STRING s REED, No. Market SC
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AIuSICAL INSTRUCTION:-Mis Miss
EARM FOR SALE.-In consequence

LOAN On T. 4u SFHuO
l. Of continued i'll health, I ofer fir sale my va!ua.
BILE farm, situated in Pennington. TTumhuIl Co.. Ohio.
-. miles from the W. X Seminary, on the road lead.
ing to PaineSviile. This farm contains Ice acres, J
Of which is hottom lands well Satered by a 6ne creek
ofcIear wa.er; contains 20 acres Of timber. 4 good or
chArl Of grated fruit. with pears and cherries in ahun-
dance. The house In a comfortable one, with a good
we'll Of water and new eisteTn The b irn Is new. AZ by
.3 feet, v ith stahling for II head Of cattle and horses
Also a good grain baIn IL by "a feet, nearly new
This farm is offered for sale very low, for one-haf down
and the balance in three or fo1r annual Payments. A
good, large pair OF horses also for sale.
Dec Ia. '56-4w- J. L. HOLMES
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Lecture

The second lecture Of the season will be deliv-
cred by Elder NORTON, of the N. E. Church. this
"wednesday evening, at High School Hail.
Subject-Fiction in Literature.
The theme is an excellent one, and We do not
doubt that the lecturer will DO it ample Justice.