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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-27

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rates. which is the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half N
10 Quarter 20
10 Eighths 4" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES
money address the Tickets ordered on
receipt which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in figure they designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes willie sent In
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures pIain and
give their Post Once, County and State.
II Remember that every Prize is drawn and pavb in full
without deduction
IL All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the draWng-Oter prizes at the usual Of thirty da,s
All communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets Certificates 70
;. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
IL Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ga
have their orders filed, and time by addressing s. swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
list Of the numbers tnat drawn from the wheel with
the amount prize that each entitled to- will h. nh
shed every drawing, in the following uncertainties
tGa) COnsutonalst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Rvister
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta InteIgencer
New Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch Dispatch PauldUg (iss) Clarion and
Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat. iv-T
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday nOon-Cotton depressed
by tn ePersiAs news Provisions steady. Tres Ordi-
marie at HaVre 105E
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 22-The MOrmons have
all returned to Salt Lake City from different paris
Of the the territory.
The Army left the capitol for Cedar Valley 40
miles below
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TULLAHO MA.

TTNE Tullahoma Town Company offer for sale beautiful lots
heretofore reserved and uusOd and which peculiarly
eligible for family residences and many Of them for
business houses To the who needs home to the h
who desires to purchase splendid and healthy locality FOR
residence and to the of moderate who wishes
to buy delightful dwelling place. this sale possess great atrac
tons. The locality OF TullahOma, with population Of about
twelve hundred inhabitants the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad and at the terminus OF the McMnnve and Manches
Railroad Coffee county and the table land Of the Noun
tain District Of Tennessee, OF unsurpassed sauby and
peasantn and the settler here will find himself in the midst Of
all the comforts and appliances Of high civilization, Of
derly we'll reyuated moral and religious community, blessed
with an nvgoratng pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which
it Is real happiness Breathe and with cool water which
Joy Of life to drink aud in addition to all this the invalid will
find mineral waters within the town Site and other mineral waters
haybeate and sulphur convenient to the by the aid Of
which and restore health. Come to TuahOma and
purchase lot cheap, the sale is without The terms
Of sale credit Of and two years. bond and security
required, and lien the lots retained Days Of sale the h
fourth and fifth days Of August Maps Of the OF the
lots for sale to be application the Lincoln House.
iy5-uds WM. MOORE. A gent.
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ALEX. DELESSER.
Successor LYONS & COZ
Importer and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars.
Tobacco, &C.,
FOREEGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public square, nashville, Tenn.

WILLkeep hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brane, Wuss, Gin, Whisky aHd Liquors Of every description,
Havana Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, with
aperanug line of business which
public generally the advantageous terms; hope by
and pr0upl attention business
the u rrsll patronage bestowed my predecessors
ie23 IT y Public Sanare Nasfviiie Tenn
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Provisions unsettled; Mess Pork l6 75 bacon and
bulk meats held out Of the market; Oats 46a47.
ST. LOUIs, July 26.-The river rose six inches
Saturday and is now stationary.
The upper streams are swelling considerable
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AYING sold our entire business to Mr. A. DFLISSFR
we wish in this to return
trends and customers FOR the very liberal patronage hitherto
BESTOWED on US and 10 solicitor
All debts due TO our late firm iii be collected DELISSER
or his authorized agent, who alone empowered same
LYONS & co
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Joy 10 the Admirers of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GE OS SV ARR!


TEVALk Of beauty, cannot exist without fine head Of hair,
then read the following, and yeu more, circular
around each bottle, and DOUBT
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the atuOn Oall old and young wonderful pre-
para0n, which back original color, gray haircoyers
the head Of the bald with uXUriaut growt-remoYss the
dru itching, and all cutuCOus crUp0us-causs continual
flow Of the natural huidsaud hcnCe IL used regular dressing
Tor the hair will preserve its color and keep it from falling
extreme old in all its natural beauty We cali then upon the
bald the gray, the diseased ia scalp, it. And surely the
young will not, they value the flowing locks Witchng
curl be without it. prss is upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
The Agent for Prot Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven
received the following letter in regard the Restorative few
weeks since:
DEP RIVER, Conn.,, July o, 1856.
MH. LEAvENwORTH-Sir: have been troubled with daudruf
scurf my head for than year, my hair baH to
scurf and hair ter New Haven paper, about
WOOd's Hair Restorative called at your
the lt Of April last, and purchased bottle t, and found
to satisfaction il was TIE tirg t removed the rurf and
hair len 70 grow is three inches in length whore it
all %. have great Faith E Wish 10 send
bottles by Mr.. Posi- Of this Idou know any
the Kind is used in this place you may have market for many
bottles after il is known here. Yours with respect
RUFUS PRATT.
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S7L.NOO--s7a.OOO.

Sj,GOO--S7J j, 600.
ID ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
HI SALE-S15O0O worth Of the valuable real
city property offered in this market, lying on Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce streets suitable for business houses private
wens propose 10 exchange the above for likely Negroes
atmay l5-lt WILL L BOYD, Jr.
VOLLINTINE'S DIGEST.
voLErSE, Esq.-We have examined your Digest of the
Decisions OF the supreme Court OF Tennessee delivered suhse
interest The wo exhibits accuracy, research and ablity-e
printing ana binding well executed, and must prove vau
able addition 20 the library Of every lawyer. you may
amply rewarded your serve the profession and the
4. WRIGHT, JoHN P CARUTHERs,
llENIA d SMALL Judge Of the Common Law
WV. J. Ea9NNs and Chancery Court of Mem
Il. q. PAYNE, D. f. McKIERNAN
GEO. biA9N, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
sA5IL: ": .UI,Es, JOHN F. SALE,
T. S. AYREs.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1859.
H. NoILINTINE E1:-Ne have examined your Digest Of the
publication SIR. Mcs Digest which includes ten volumes Of
our Reports The points decided clearly stated and
~ 20 sy that the work characterized by accuracy, abli-
W and industry It Will he much value to the
and Bar and we trust that you viii receive the patronage of the
t'>l,7 2a' TO which you are justly entitled.
IL. W. NACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
". COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
MANSON 81. EaIEN, sR., 5. TEYABLE,
JAMES WOODS EDWIN II. EWING,
c. VI. EOGN. JNO RFTD
~ ~ ~; ~, AAPBELL, WA. X. TURNER,
sD8.SrT ,tt,,'rr. Judge Of the Circuit and
-i-t- - l.. Nl''N>. Criminal Court.
" ~ 0-'0''-s wv
SiessIs- Lamb Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. C. H. Brown, jackson. Tennessee
MessrS. Joln FORK & Co. Nashville Tennessee
Mr. j. A. tslyl, Knoxville, Tennessee
may H. VOLLTNTINE.
ENOR SALE.--A good house ca-,,p,ta, a. . 90. ,.II
4 qualified as pastry cook, cheap for cash at
g-l-u. Il. Il. HAYNES & co.
q NONGRESS WATER.--Just received, a lot Of fresh
" and genuine Congress Water. 10y O' VI '''
DEM0YILLE 4 BELL.
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n. @. rT,NAIRY & co.,

II
their Summer Stock and have many aud desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLOCNCES IN
SILK,
GRENEDENE,
BAHsEGE,
ORGAN DIES,
FRENCH JACONETS, &C.
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in SILK and Illusion;
Goods for Travelling Dresses in great variety;
Val. and Point Lace Sets;
Linen and Pquet do
Lace Mitts great variety;
Kid Gloves, all sizes and cOlors
Elegant Head Ornaments;
do Fans, Suitable for the approaching concerts)
SERVANTS.
We have hand unusul1y large stock Of all kinds
plain and coored COttons for house and field servants.
HOUSE FURNISHING
All widths Linen and Cotton Sheengs, Pillow CoUns and
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
We have now in store elegant stock o. Velvet Brussels
ply and ply Ingravin Capengs together with Rugs Mats
Dgges white oolored Straw Matngs etc, etc. We have
also the largest and stock Of Floor Oil Cloths brought
this MARKET patterns entirely and in quality in
ferior All Of which will sell az the lowest
slble prices for cash, or prompt buyers time.
DEETNQUENTSs
rive hope delinquent friends who are in previous
lt January, 1853 will be offended when they find their ac-
the hands Of Officer for feel that have been
very indulgent and cannot will not wait any longer
may3Q r. Q. McNAIRY & GO,
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NOTICE.
KETE have this day sold to FISHER, WIRELESS CO. our
entire stock Of Groceries, the hereafter will
he conducted BY them.
jyI J. t. MARTIN & co.
EBTE have this day associated with in business Mr. J.
w MARTIN.
Jyl FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
}. T.. MARTIN. JAMES vsElEss IoHE A. FISHER
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
G CERS, GENERAL OMWISSION
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner OF Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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B. LANIER & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IND DEALERS ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENN
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Coon SUBURBAN FANGLY.-The House
and Lot in Edgefed lately occupied by John Barry deceased is
for sale. said residence is located the Gaatn turnpike
within few minutes walk Of the Public Square, is well mprov
ed, and situated in good neghborhood Any desiring
purchase, learn the terms and inspect the premises app
cation to Fall & Cunningham, No. A. Public Square
They have also for sale negro girls, extra likely, who viii
be sold at bargain purchaser who will them
Of the county. June 27-1m
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T o. HARRIS. W. HARRIS.
EE A Il RHS a CO..
A UCIION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale GrOcers Office W. Ii. Gordon Co. 5
Warehouse, No. ~ Market street.
HARRIS & CO. have in tore, and offer to the trade
go hhds New Orleans Sugars, all grades
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
200 do and half barrels Molasses
1900 boxes Star Candles;
20 cases Sardnes-1IS and d boxes
20 bbls MaCkerel:
100 packages assorted LiqOurs;
50 kegs four penny nails;
. bags Spice;
20 matches;
l2j bbls Land Plaster. rn7vp-tf
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DissOlutiOn % Partnershin.

VINE Partnership heretofore existing between B. R. JOHNSON
III and RICHARD OWEN, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent debts due the firm will be collected by B. R.
Johnson all other Indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him, B. R. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tsnn., ID July, 1858
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n~ Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, BIEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Tennessee Nashville. wdtw
No. Selling Oh! OF! Of!--The
G@zsS remainder Of the stock Of Rich PARIS BoNNETs
MILLINERY GoODs the New York Emporium, will sold
within this month great sacrifice, without regardo or
any other consideration. Exchange money so on
the dollar. June l9-d&w
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The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.. Mana
gers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery Of their Single Num-
Der Lotteries for August 1855 AUGUSTA GEO in public,
under he suuerutgndence Of Commissioners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
The Western Reserve Bank.

Was chartered in the winter of 1ell-l2. an6
the company was organized on the 24th of Nov.
1913. and the following Board of Directors cho
sen: Simon Perkins, Turhand Kirkland. Franci:
freeman. John Ford. William Rayen, Calvin
Austin. Comfort S. Mygatt, Calvin Pease, Hen.
~ Wick. Leonard Case, David Clendenen, vii
liam Bel, Jr, and Richard Hayes.
The institution which these men founded. is
still strong and vigorous, while they, with one
exception. } have passed away. Leonard Case
Of Cleveland. being the only one who is now
living.
Nov. 25th. 1913, Simon Perkin. was elected
President, aud Zalmon Fitch, Cashier. Mr.. F
is now residing in Cleveland.
On the ID of January. 1915. George Parsons
was elected a member of the Board of Directors,
and is the Oldest member who is now connected
with the bank.
Gen. Simon Perkins was President until April
5A, 1886, when he resigned, and Zalmon Fitch
Esq, was elected. He resigned Jan'y2d. 1898,
when George Parsons, Esq was elected Presi-
dent, and still holds that Office.
Zalmon Fitch was Cashier from the o~rganiza-
ton of the bank in 1878, until March 18th, 1856,
when he resigned. and Ralph Hiekox was cho-
sen George TayIer was elected Cashier, April
Dist, ls4o. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mr.. Hiekox.
Among the names of men who were Directors
at difsren. times, and are now dead, we find
~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03

People will make an express Office Of
the mails. In three days time, the
Postmaster at Challes;own, Mass, has
taken from newspapers mailed al that
Office, the following articles among other:
There contained dress patterns, 5
three skeins of silk each, 9 letters, g
pieces of black silk. 1 landscape drawing,
4 a letter and a 3 dollar bill, | a child's
apron, l a roll OF ribbon, l a lady's COL
lar, and / a china baby.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03

The present Banking House was built 1917
and Is. Tn ID Charter expired Dec. 81, 1870.
The Directors &sns-asn appointed a Board of
Trustees. to close up the business: the Cashier
was appointed Secretary, and the Bank contin-
ued gradually winding up its affairs until July.
lS45, when it was recognized under the indie
pendent Banking Law, as an Independent
Bank.
The present Board of Directors consists of the
following gentlemen: Samuel Quinby, z. Kins-
man, Jacob Perkins. Henry B. Perkins, N. B.
Tayler, Samuel L. Freeman. L j. Iddings. and
John Hutehins.
President. George Parsons; Cashier, George
fayler: Teller, Henry Adams; Book Keeper.
o. g. r. Smith.
The Western Reserve Bank is now the Oldest
banking institution in this State. Two banks
had been chartered before it, but these have long
since wound ~. During the general suspeu-
sions of specie payment in 1914. and 1896,
this bank suspended for a few months. In 1886.
when the New York banks first resumed nav
nentof specie, the Western Reserve resumed also,
but when o few weeks after, the N. Y. banks
sgssn suspended, it did not. nor has it since.
Here. where those in whose hands the control
OF Is funds are placed. are best known, its name
Is ty~nenomous with safety. Good as a West
eru Reserve Bank b;ii." has become a nroyerb
and the citizens of this eoanty would not be more
startled by an earthquake. than by the failure of
this Bank, and look upon one Of these eysntx, as
just as probable IS the other.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
THERE is trouble about The re appoint

THERE is trouble about the re appoint.
ment of Postmaster Cook at Chicago
When he resigned after the Inauguration.
his cou were S18 coo short. Sub
sequentIy, be sold a lot fer an enlarge.
inert Of the Post Office 10 Government,
for SIS coo, which Secretary Cobb re.
fused to pay or allow in credit, ill juris-
diction should be relinquished 10 the
United States by Illinois. This is not
done yet; consequently the deficit still
stood against him when nominated
His sureIies under the old bond are now
here, aud demand to be released or
they will resist his confr mation.- Wash.
D.sp 10 Trib.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03

We take this methodo of expressing our thanks
to our friends in Girarl. for their very liberal
donation, on the 18th day of February. The
receipts were eighty-four dollars. We shall ev-
er remember them with affection, and regard
them with high esteem, and while they have
thus contributed to our temporal happiness. We
shall hope TO be successful in administering TO
their Spiritual necessities. B. R HEARD.
S. HEARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
:DLESS THE MEMORY OF THE

~ MAN, for tio happiness 1 have this day in
declaring. that / have not been Obliged TO suppress =
letter or = line for the sake OF his Eime;" so writes DR..
ELDER. Of Philadelphia, in his biography Of Ihs ccle-
brated ELISHA KENT A
MY aim," says the author in his predatory note,
was not to write a reoier of Dr. Kane's. writings, sut
= memoir of tie man. which might serve 20 msSe his
readers personally Acquainted with hs4;" ana to this
simple object he mas addressed himself! with a consci
entiOus enthusiasm. The result Is no mere id=zlized
portrait o! the man whom the world wishes to know.
bus a wagm and truthful likeness, conceived in lore,
and with the whole heart in the hand through all the
rapid miracle Of its execution There is q freshness
and vitality in the performance which would have
been absent froa a more studied effort; and il the tome
oflitcrary colioquialisin pervading il. at times departs
from the severesi models, it is certainly not out Of
keering with the design Of a writer whose high yocS-
ticn it is to combine popular instruction with philo
sophical entertainment.
In addition to the Biography proper. the work is
~enricttd with an Appendix, containing letters Of er-
sonai recollection from three cf the survivors of DR..
Kane's party, together with the --0bs-quies," prepared
by direction nf the City Courcils OF Philadelphia, as =
permanent memorial Ct that long funeral triumph With
which a nation conducted him 20 hi. tomb. This C I'M
position, from the pen Of the Hon. Jos. X. Chandler,
including. besides his own gracefully written review,
the different tributes Of distinguished public bodies
and eminent personsges OF all professions and in all
parts of the land, While it will show now general ana
spontaneous was the public estimation Of Or Ksnes
worth. also greatly adds to the literary value OF the
volume.
This work ran only be had by subscription, ard can
only he subscribed for at ADAMS BOOKSTORE. Gail
soon IL you want it. FEB. PAL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03

The contract with Russell & Mayor
of Mo, for transportation, embraces such
items as $40 a barrel for -four. delivered
al Salt Lake from Fort Leavenworth, ard
with no insurance az ainst ri Ks.
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Union Line Express Company.
@W@%N

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THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
u would call the attention ofhERCHAMTs, BANK
ERS and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed faciI
tiles now at their COMMAND, for the safe and speed,
transportation of Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jewelry
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from sill parts OF the world.
IT ? The Union Line Express Company is nos send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Clevc
land and Youngstown. over the Cleveland & Maho
ming X. r.. accompanied with an Iron Safe, for thS
protection of valusbles. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York, Boston. Detroit
Bafalo. Chicago. ST. Paul, St Louis. Columbus. Gin
ciunats and New Orleans.
~ This Company will carry orders free, and re
turn ny FIRST Express.
NJ Bills Of Collection taken with Merchandise =
Drafts and Notes collected. ana proceeds promptly
returned. WM. HEWITT. Travelling Sups.
For further information regarding tariff, rates dc.
aVp!;c .:.on can lie made 10
PORTER & SON. Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, O.
October 18th, ls5.-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
Took Poison

Took Poison.
A young man employed by Messrs. Anderson
& RuPp, of this place. took poison a few days
since. He took an over dose, and remedies being
administered. he recovered.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
AtWaaer's $500
EWIN MACHIN r

Awarded the lst Premium. Silver Neialand Diploma,
at the y. \. State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct. 18th, lcJs
TOR Practical It'll ~, Simplicity. CAPACITY, Durability
and Beauty. Singers and "heeltr's & Wilson's high
priced Machines IN competition.
Committee Of awards:
}. q. CCYLER Editor Of Albany Evening Express.
b. 0yIATT, Esq. Practical Machinist and Manufae-
tn :er, Rochester, Ny.
PHINEAS STANTON, Secretary OF Inghan UniTer
sity, n. Y, and
CALVIN HUBERT, Esq New York.
THIS Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skiil'pl Mechanics, to be the
MOST DURABLE, PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER
The Pat-ntees claim that it is. IN fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely NEw and ORIGINAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machins in the world. The
durability exceeds the Lest SIS machine, because it
is entirely Invested OF anything like complicated ma
chinery, SO common TO all machines nov knoNn to the
puDlic. 1t has neither LoOPEE. HOOK, SHUTTLE, STRING
Or CAM, to get oct If ordsr, and
Is MUST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL is emPkaticaHg the machine for the people.
1t has but 10 he seen to be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner of Sewing Machines. at the the L. 5
marked improvement in Serigs .Hsehizes, tE0t he hal
seen from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbull county. by r.
W. GARDNER, of Bristol. and Z. I. CLARK, Of Wind
ham. Portage Co o.. who are the sole prOpristjrs OF
The right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended 10 lJaE. 20, '5S-ly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
W Fl Dana,

". II Dana.
The friends of this young naval officer will
be pleased 10 learn that a warrant. for tie pro-
motion OF Mr.. Dana from Passed Midshipman,
to Master in the U. S. Navy, was signed last
Friday by The Secretary Of The Navy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-03
MAKING CONNECTION

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At C Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co.
iunbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIeye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion. with Hacks to Chacrin Falls.
q Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails. &c.
Warren with Hacks to sharoa. Greenviile Mead
vile. Bloomfield. Canield, &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by z. E. W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6, 1853. CIIAS. u. RHODES, Supt.
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ReYiYals.

n6FlNdlS-
The revival IN the churches in this place still
continues. In Champion, Greene, and other
townships o: this county, quite a large number
have been converted.