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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27
Atlantic e. Great Western Rail Road
Meeting.


Alta meeting held re ,terhay afternoon
at Empire Hail. 10 haar the Rrp,r's o.
the Chief Engineer of the Atlsntc and
Great Western Rail Road, i'll reference
70 the future location of the road, in tie
vicinity of this town, quite a large mum.
Der Of citizens were present.
The meeting was called to order by
Hon. N. Birchald. Samuel Quinby,
Esq , VAS appointed Chsirman. and C.
A. Adams, Secretary.
Mr.. Coleman. Chief Engineer, desert.
bed the different routes surveyed one
crossing the river south of the canal, and
following up the valley of Red Ran; the
second crossing higher up. and passing
just below the old cemetery; the third
crossing the river near the dwellipgof
j. L. Van Gorder. Esq; the fourth pass
ing about a mile north of town: (this
rcute was not considered feasible, il
crossing the river four times,) and the
fifth passing north Of The upper bend Of
the river, avoiding bridging altogether,
and crossing the turnpike in the vicinity
of the County Poor House. This last
line The engineer stalled was the shortest
and least expensive. The next best route
was that passing near the old cemetery,
which was one mile longer than the
northern route. requiring two bridges.
and probably a larger expense in procur-
ing right of way. Mr.. Coleman exhibited
maps, proiles, &c, ~dclineating the diff
ferent lines and their relative positions.
Mr.. Coleman. (Senior,) President OF
the road. addressed the meeting, explain
ing the position of the Board of Diree-
tors in regard to the matter, in a very
concise and comprehensive speech. which
was well received. Hon. G. F. Brown,
J. Dana, T. j. McLain, and J. Hutchins,
Esqs, addressed the meeting. The fol
lowing Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolped. That as citizens of Warren,
we unanimously tender TO the Board of
Directors of Atlantic & G. W. Raj. Road,
our best wishes in their undertaking. and
pledge to them such material aid and
encouragement as we shall be able to
give.
RESOLVED, That we are happy TO meet
the Committee sent forward by the Board
Of Directors to confer with US; and 10
carry out our wishes more fully, there
be appointed a committee Of nine, com.
posed of Messrs. 7. J. McLain, john
Hutchins, G. F. Brown. E. Spear. Henry
Perkins, Samuel Quinby and Chas. r.
Hunt, of Warren, and Drs. ]. F. Porter
and Jas. Bronson, of Newton Falls, to
confer more definitely with the said
Committee appointed by the Board Of
Directors.
SAMUEL QUINBY, Ch'm'n.
! c. A. ADAMS. Sec'y.
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CARD TO LADIES.

u. PEFCiEs" IN ScHsI' PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and sale remedy 'pr Female Complaints would
respectfully cali the a.te.sIOn OF American lalieS to its
a. Invaluable In removing distractions and irregulari-
ties of the nenses, PTOzp.iy resf0riEg them in all Ca
seS. The sHPPreSsiOG 40 common. Is Speedily relieved.
anil there will be no recErreRee Of the complaint 10 this
remedy ia used acc jriilg to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEisIE. or inspecting thensslges so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage psEId
easJe. Ladies fesiring an Increase Of family skoEL-
.J0regO tkeir use eRfireig, as a fec pills each MSAtk
eoHta Be sure 10 PreusEt pregnancy.
PrOprietOrs importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after thu. admOnition. 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. CPr.ce Sl.Onl are sold only by
our general agents. who will send them by ma !. post
piid, on receipt of price. Boxes Sl,95; Half Boxes IS
our general agents. Ali orders viii be promptly filed
by them.
Sold by E A SMITH ~ CO.. and SPRING & TURN.
ER. Warren, AID by Druggists generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27

On the first day of July, 1857. B. A. Fahncstock, and Georgc
". Fahnes'ock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, of New-Yors,
and J L. Schwartz, Of Pittsburgh, re-associated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and firm, as heretofore. of
B. A. F~AHNESToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
B. A. F~AHNESTOCK & Co, Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. F~AHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York Civ.
In each of which three cities We continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all It's branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of propri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock Of weT-emabllh.d
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS w~ell-known vermifuee (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRrEroas and EXCLUSIVE MAsUrAcruayRs)
should be addressed to either of the a5ovenamcd establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of White Lead, Red Lead, and
Litharge, at Pittsburgh.
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DIR. BANNING IN CLEVELAND, NEW.
TON FALLS AND WARREN.

Those lIaoring under Chronic affections OF tie
Throat, Lungs aRi Heart: pains and weakness Of the
Back ami Limbs, with irregularities of the Hips. Spine
and Shoulders Dyspepsia Diarrhoea. Constipation and
Piles; RuJtures % the Bowels; Ur.nal Weakness. Leu
corrhea and "bearing doSn," or Female Weakness
are informed that DR.. Banning may be consulted in
Cleveland. at No. "a Public Square. north side.) frou
the LIST Monday to the LIST Wednesd y evening Of Feb
ruary in Newton Falls on Thursday the ith- and in
Warren on Friday and Saturday the 9Th and 9th, at the
Gaskill House.
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The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN PARIS

The Presidents MESSAGE IN PARIS.
THE Presidents Message was PUB
lished in full by all ihe PaIisian Jour
uals. 1t was teiegraphed through from
Liverpool 10 Paris in FIVE hours ana a
half, the same time required 10 telegraph
it to London. But the two copies came
over different wires, and while the copy
sent 10 London was in English, that to
Paris was in French. The fact shows
the Importance given 10 the message.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Martin Morehouse)
vs.. Trumbull Co. Com. Pleas.

Mary aIorehouse will take notice that a petition was
hled against her and others on the 2lst dag Of January
Mss, in the Court Of Common Pleas for the County d
TrumDull and State OF Ohio. by Martin Morehouse. and
is nov pending. wherein said Martin demands partition
% the following Real Estate. to wit: Parts OF lots 90 &
Il il Greens Township in said rrumbull County, and
known As the e. tate Of Xii Norshouse, deceased; And
that, At the next term 81 said Court, the said Martin
will apply for an Orler that partition may DC made 81
said premises Dated January 81. 1858.
4. D. BARNES, Atty. for Petitioner.
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The total number Of immigrants ar
rived at New York during the past year
is 1876. 847. The largest immigration
known was during 1854. when the mum
Der was 3I9.9e3. The amount of mon.
ey brought by the immigrants Of 1857
is es,ims:ed at $4,000, 600.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a

IN petition will be presented to the County Com
missioaers Of Trumbull County, n their March term.
PRAYING them to take the necessary s.eps TO lay out
and establish a County Road, Commencing on the town
ship line between LGrdstown and Newton. az or near
the north line Of lot seventy-hVe in LordstOgn town
ship, running north or the township line between the
aforesaid Townships. and TO interseet the Canton and
| Warren road $50 eallen near the residence Of Jacob
| Hoffman. ALsO. TO lay out and establish 4 County
Road commencing on the Canton and Warren road. at
or near where the Rad fIom Ohltown 70 Duck Greek
iEtersects the aforesaid roSd in Newton township, to
run due east until ii interseets the township line so as
to form straight lines. and thereby vacating the roads
angling through lots - and l6 in Newton township
January %, lS5e-lS@
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27

the DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF 1851
The neurology OF the past year contains
an usual number Of eminent names
Among the departed men of science may
be mentioned Hugh Miller, DR.. Kane,
DR.. Ure, Dr.. Conibeare, and Redfeld
the ~meteorologist. In the list OF authors
and sch' lars are Bersnger. Douglas
Jerrold. Eugene Sue, DIR. Dick, DR..
Griswold, and Mr.. Glidden. Of sculp-
tors, there are Thomas Crawford and
Richard Ranch. Among the statemen
are Cove nor Marcy, Andrew Steven
son, James Hamilton, Louis McLane and
Ex- Secretary Dobbin. In the military
department, are Sir Henry Lawrence,
Generals Neill, Nickerson, Arson and
others in India, General Cayaisnac in
France, and General Guion at Constan-
,inople.
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. -
WARREN FANCY DYEING and

COCRISG ESTABLISHMENT, removed TO
Mrs. Nesser's Millinery Establishment, Niliikin'.
New Block, Main Street, Warren o.
WI Crowther legs most respectfully to STATE has
ne colours all kinds " Ladies and Gentlemers xar.
nents oil six. Satin SILK Velvet &c. Wooiens, Wool
DE LANES. Co5zrgs, Aipaecas, PGrramsias, &C., in
superior style. Broche and other Shawls. BE-, Cleared
Anu hisniy hhished- G=ntlemens garments Cleaned in
ssapeTior style. equal TO aew- All work xsrranieA to
give shtre sstisiactioa- WI CRoWTuER.
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Speech Of Hon. Eli ThaYer.

We publish on the outside of this pa
per " extract from the speech of this
gentleman. delivered a short time since
in Congress. upon the Central Americin
question. ar. Tkayer is President Of
the Emigration Society which has found
ell a Yankee colony at ceredo. Virginia.
also we believed was President of one
Of the Kansas Emigration Societies.
His practical common se-se Fay 81
looking at the Slavery question is very
interesting to Northern men. and We per-
saue sss entirely new Oh the aoor Of
Congress.
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A Pass WHICH PKIEvs Bora SfEDs
AT ONCE The New York Sun says that
the Messrs. Hoe, the inventors Of the
last Fast" are building Tor il, rev
press. Which. ip power. rspiditE of exc.
%eution, snd completeness in all its ar
engagements will far excel anything of
the kind eyer produced. and will print
.bssh sides at the same time.
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Ohio Institution for the Education of
the Blind.

BY the annual report of the trustees of
the Institution. we learn that the num-
Der Of pupils instructed during the last
year was 50; Males, so; Females, 43;
not one Of whom came from !Trumbull
County. The past has been a pleasant
and prosperous year in, the Institution.
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Atwager,s Si5.OO

AOsOV
5 WIN F..
Awarded the First Premium p, the New York State
Fair. Oct 9th. is5s, Singers. Bneesr's and Wilson's
hign priced machines in competition.
Committee OF awards:
&c. CUfLEs Editor Of Albany Evening Express
tu:sr. Rochester. n. Y.
PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary of Insham Unirer
sity. " Y, and
CALVIN HUBERT, Esq New York.
This dachiue has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skillful Mechanics. 10 be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED
The patentee; claim that { Is. in fact the most relfa
bic Machine ever offered to the pabIic. Its chief excel.
leDee consisting in its as:0aiski4y sin9Aseify.
The prirciple is entirely NEv aua UR.aISAL. and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the verdi. The
durabinlC exceeds the best SI25 machine. because il
Is entirely divssied OF anything like complicated ra
chinery, so common to ali machines now known 10 the
public. il has neither LoOPER. HOOK, surrrIE. srRISo
OF CAM. to get out ~ order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see Epop a slight examinat!on-
H IS esPAatieaHy the machine for tEe people.
IL has but TO be seen 10 be admired, AID used 70 be
appreciated
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the U. 3.
Patent ONCE, remarked Of It thsg IT rss tke MORT
Married improvement IN Secizg .Msekines, tkat &c Aas
seen from the BEGINNING"
This hlchine IS for sale in Trumhull county. by P
u.GAkDNEf Of Bristol. and Z. y. CLARK, Of Wind
ham. Portage Co.. o.. who are the sole prophet ,rs Of
the night TO sell in said counties. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
IrJnptiy ait .nded to Jan. 20, '5s-Iy.I
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Ohio Institution for the Education Of
the Ceaf and Dumb.

The number of pupils in this Institu-
ton, during-1S57, was 1876; Males IOe,
Females, 81. Of this number four was
from Trumbull County, viz. Colonel Ar
therholt Of Brook6eld; Ira Crandon, Gil
rard; /. o. Strickland, Pennington;
Elizabeth IL. Barnard, Pennington.
Total disbursement for ls47, $22y9l0,55.
Total receipts. s26.9l5.9l.
Balance on hand Ss,005, sc.
This Institution vas first opened for
the reception of pupils on the 18th Of
Oct. 1929. During the first year only
nine pupils presented themselves for ad-
.-mittsnce. The first Board of Trustees
consisted of Thomas D. Webb, Esq, of
Warren; Gov. Trimble, Hon. Gustavus
Swan, Hon. THOMAS Ewing. and three
other gentlemen. For nearly thirty years
has this Institution been performing lis
mission OF. mercy. and never with more
success than now. Since 1929, many
has besn made happy through Its lsbors,
which must otherwise have remained
forever desolate by reason Of a living
skeleton in the house" in the form Of a
dumb inmate.
MANY a mother, whose moistened
eye has sttested her silent sorrow, as she
has turned away in grief from the mute
appeal Of some beloved daughter of ST.
lence. because she had no language in
which to assure her of her love, has
been made glad, Is that daughter has
.been returned to her from this Institution
bright with intelligence and capable Of
understandind and appreciat;ng all her
Affection"
The number Of deaf mu.es 10 the State
Is si6. II. 1899, the managers of the
Institution we're compelled to issue cir
eulars abroad over the State, inviting
earnestly pupils 10 partake Of the bene-
FITS offered by the generosity of the
State; but row they are sorrowfully ccm
PEELED to reject snd send back many ap-
plicauts TO the gloomy solitude Of men
sal night.
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'TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
CIVIL ACTION.
SUMMONS.

Il Ephrain L.. Williams. Admir-
Of wm. b. Washin yton, deceased, CIVIL ACTION.
vs..
George Stznhope, Thomas Read. SUMMONS.
jonathan Seeley and Levi Satli1.J
The defendants George S.anhope AMI Jonathan See
ley will take notice that the plaintiff above named has
this s6,h Jan. 1858. filed his petition to foreclose a
land contract betN cen W.. g. Washington and Thomas
Read, for the sale to said Read Of lot J in division g,
and lot s. in division one Of Rariesrille, NeEton
Township in said county.
The said ~Stanhope and Seeley are required to appear
and set mp any claim they may have to said premises,
by the 2uth day Of March next, or judgment will be
taken By which they will be barred Of any claim therets
or interest therein.
J. L. & H. C. RANNEY,
Jas. 81, ls&Su- Ansrasys fer PIE.
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DOBBINS il Leroy are now taking
HI nev and he IutiiuI specimen OF Art, the crayon-
otype, calf and see them. tJan. %, '55l
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER or C0URT.-0n the eth day Of March, A
D., ls5e, a, ) o'clocK in the afternoon on the premises
hereinafter mentioned. will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property OF David
Beggs. deceased, to Wit: A certain tract or parcel OF
land situate in the Township Of Hubbard, No. 3 in the
first Range OF Townships in the Connecticut western
Reserve, being part Of let "a, and containing &c "a ITO
acres Of land, be the same more or less; appraised at
SIIGO-
Also, the eqnal undivided half Of 5 S. 100 acres Of
land situate ia the Township Of Hubbard, No. 3 in the
arst Rtnge of townships in the Connert!eu; western
Reserve, being par. Of lot "a in said Township. ami is
known as the "Aill Property" appraised ~ S61O--
The premises aforesaid being all the lands that the
deceased owned at the time OF his death in said lot 81.
Above premises to be sold without any dover ineuIn-
brance. Terms Of Sale-oneth;rd in hand, one-third
in one year. and the remaining one third in two years
time Of sale
EDHCND P. BURNETT, Adm-. Of
Ian y Issg-Aw- David Reyes. deceased.
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TRANSFERS ATTENTION -DR. TosIas' vrsrrIAx
HoRsE LISIMESr, in pint hotties. price 50 cts. is war
rantei cheaper AMI better than any other article ever
offered TO the pu' lie for the cure Of Cuts, Gals, SPrains,
LameneSs. OEerheasing. &C. Keep a bottle in the
stable. it has saved many a valuable horse None gem
uine unless 81 Ene! 5. j. Tobias Depot, Sc courtlaudt
street. New York.
Sold by woods & PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD &
Cl Nil.s LII cthers tIrnnrhnnt ,lc cnnni-
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FITS! FITS!! EITS!!l
DR.. HANCS'S ~vEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPrIC PILLS

For the cure Of Fits. Spans, CrGaps and all JNsrroH
and CoRsfifEfi0hai Dissases.
Persons who are laboring und, r this distressing nal
ady viii find Oh HANCE'S ~E~PILEPTI(
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess u specific action CT the ner=ou'
system: and. although they are prepared especially TO
the purpose Of curiIy Fits, they will be found Of eSpe
cial benefit FOL all persons Athlete with weak nerves
or who's nervous system has been penetrated or shat
terrell from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants. or diseases of long standing, superinduced By
nervousness. they are exceedingly b nefeiai.
Price 81 per box, or TWO boxes for s.. Persons gu
Of the city. enclosing = remittance. will have the pill
sent then through the mail, free Of postage. For sail
by SETH s. HANCE No. los BALTIMORE TIBET
BaitimOre. MI, to whom orders from all parts OF III
Union must he addressed, post paid.
June "a, Say.
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Total. ............
South Americans

l22
South Americans
The uinety-two Republicans embraced
Blair Of Missouri, Morris of Pennsvlva-
MIA, and Campbell of Ohio. Mr.. Caru-
theirs of Missouri is absent from The n
try, which reduced the number Of men,
bers TO ESQ. making 1I9 votes Necessary
to a choice in a full House. By the
above calculation. the opposition would
have three majority. He adds: 81 am
free TO say that l believe the Admins.
%tration, with its powerful patronage al
ready at work, can remove that majority.
Gentlemen in whose judgment l have
great confidence think otherwise
Whether 1t a or cannot, there is also
a list of members whose course is not
yet determined. Some of them are al
ready bought, or are on the fence wait
ing for bids. They may be put down
under
DOUBTFUL.
South Americans 10
New York Democrats 6
Connecticut do 9
California do 2
Total 90
From this list Of twenty it is believed
that enough votes can be procured
against Lecomp.on to defeat the swindle.
The Douglas men are very sapguire; So
is the Administration.
Hughes and Gregg, of Indiana, have
gone over 10 the administration, body
and soul. The most extraordinary pres
sure is being made upon the Northern
Democrats TO keep them in line for Lee
compton. The New York delegation
Democrats) have had ihe.most corrupt
and infamous oilers made 10 them. To
what extent this e~xpedient will accom-
plish the end desired. cannot now he de-
termined. Its hardly worth while for
these members 10 sacrifice much in their
competitions among themselves for the
favor of an administration that is almost
too feeble 10 reward its " friends,
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REVIVAL Protracted Meeting is
now being held in the NJ. E. Church Of
this village. under the direction Of Rev.
Thos. Slu6bs.-otber Ministers Of the
place participating. Meetings have been
held every evening during the past week,
and so far this. and have been attended
with :he most lla.terinS success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Mr.
Lucius Able, while at work in Brooks
Steam planning factory in this village.
last Saturday, accidenily came 10 cor.
tact with a movable circular saw, when
it was in full motion, and received a
frightful wound in the groin. three inch
es in length, and three fourths of an
inch deep. His escape was miraculous.
fer had the Saw penetrated a triie farth-
err il would have resulted in instant deaIh.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Girls
void. and Tue patient is doing we'll
Elyria Democrat.
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Ns6 advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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II L. BURNETT. Attorney At Lew.
IL. and General Collector. Warren, o. Office e. st
Of the Court House, in the office formerly occupied hy
Hon b. ?. Hoffman. EJan. g 5s.l
STRAYED-From the subscriber in
~ Warren, a light red cor. Any person giving
information concerning where she may be found. will
be literally rewarded. W. II. HULL.
Warren. Jan. 90. 1885,.
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Yours, E. l.. GLIB
ORWELL, Jan. 18Th, 1857.

N. L. Chaffee. Esq. drove up a call
from his farm one day last week, to as
certain its weight. He was just eish,
months old. of Mr.. C's good stock, but
had not been forced. He weighed six
hundred and twenty six pounds.-Ash-
taJula Sent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27

The Leccnpasn CO1stiCuu5n in the
United States House of Representa-
tires.
II is conceded hat the Lecomptorites
have a majo'i in the United States Sem
ate. Thty Is, claim a majorue in Tie
house Of X representatives. A correspon-
dent Of the New Yurk Evening Post
.ho has made acsreful survey of the
field. gives the following as his estimate
Of the members who will vote against
the fraud:
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FARNER'sB ANK.-Atth the annual meet
ing of the stockholders, Of the Farmers
Bank of Ashtabula, held on Monday the
4ih inst. the following gentlemen were
re elected directors for the ensuing year
viz: Lemuel Moffat. 0. Fl. Firch. II. E.
Parsons, f. Carlisle, Geo Willard, S. II.
Darlington, E. HarmonSR. D. Munger.
and Salmon Hills.
At a subsequent meeting Of the board
Of directors, o. H. FITCH was elected
President, A F. HuB3RAD, Cashier, and
j. S. BLrTH, Telle-.
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Those persons knowing themselves indebted 10 ths
late hrms Of Spring * Reed and Spring x Turner, Mn
please can and make immediate settlsneBt- For the
present I win be found ~ the old sssse On Aarket
! Warren, Dee. 2. 81. I'd
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DISSOLUTION.-Notiee is her

DONNETS. Ribbons FLOWERS,
- Just received, Of the Iafes. styIss and for sAla
rery leo by IDDrSGS q MORGAN,
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~ given. that the co-pArtnersAip heretofore exise.
ing under the firm Of SPRING & TURNER, is this dar
by MANUAL consent. The books Of he late
nrn are win X, Spring, who Is authorized to settle
the same. and who will pay all debts due from the arm
r. SPRTNG,
November 90, 1857. c. Il. II