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Business In Cleveland.

We would call attention 10 The adver
tiscment in another column, OF M-sSrs
E. l.. Baldwin, & c.. No. 24D Superior
Street Cleveland. This firm have 4
large stock of SILKS, Dress Goods, Shswls,
Cioak's Ragians and o!her goods 10 slPPly
the special WAITS OF Ladies.
They offer 10 Dealers a large stock Of
s~sa.ousble Goods al whole sale. They
seli On The One price system only.
Among The places worth visiting in
Cleveland, is The establishment Of j. W.
Sargent, in the new marble block Oh
Superior Street. One can spend 81 hour
+hase pleasantly and probably exemin-
ing the besutifnloiIpaiutings, %engravings
lithographs DC. which cover the walls, to
say nothing Of the large mirrors. gilt
picture and looking glass frames Of every
variety of size and pattern. For further
particulars see his advertisement in an
other column. Another is the Cabinet
Ware House of William Hrrt. So Water
Street. The assortment Of Chairs & Cab
met Ware here occupies three floors, and
embraces every thing imaginable in that
line, of alt shapes, fashions, and prices.
Sofas from $50 10 So: Bedsteads from
the common article at S3 90 and 81 90 to
the carved rosewood at $50; Chairs
fom the cheap sne bottom. to the luz
urious arm chair worth $40, and s'fas
Bureaus, libraries, tables, stands &c , in
equal variety of prices and patterns.
Those who go TO Cleveland TO buy
erockery. will 6nd a very large stock Of
Cnina, Glass. and Queens-Ware at The
Sore of Rice & Burnett. No II Superb
or Street. These gentlemen keep a great
variety of this kind of wares, and more
over any one who calls upon them will
be sure of receiving attention from gen
tlemaoly and accommodating men.
Alter purchasing teapots, sugar bowls
DC. of course any one would want some
some thing to put in them. Messrs.
Bsbcock & Hurd. No. II Superior St.
can furnish the needful material. They
deal extensively in Teas, Coffee, Sugar
and any other goods TO be found in 8
wholesale Grocery Store.
Call and see them when you go TO
Cleveland, al you viii receive salts
faction. q
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Harriages.

Ia Shelby. RicIrlanl Co. ON the 2I>t inst by
Rev Mr. Owen. Mr. LENUEL FIFE. formerly
oithis place, and Miss LOUISA SMILEY oi
the iorm-r place.
In Baz Ia. an the 18Th inst by Il d Freer.
Esq. Mr. SMITH PARKER of Champion. and
Miss ELF BETH REEL 81 the former place.
On the 2Is' ips, 10y Rev VIM Kincard, Mr..
PETER SHIVLY Of Jacks Il. Nal,onine Co
To Miss 5 MARINNE COREY. Of Champion.
Trum'ull Co
In ham. on the I2th INST Mr. JOHN
Fl POST aud Miss AUGUSTA WASHING
Ton.
At Braecville C,n;re. Oh the 18th inst. hy
Rev G " Cheshough. Nr. \ MILTON p "
Frs ani Miss c ALICE SIERWlN ooh Vi
Milton. Hrh"niug Co
On tn 18th inst by EIler CALVIN Smith.
Mr.. OLIVER B HALL tn siiss MARY JANE
H .LDRiDGE, both of Fowler
In Lir,istown. on the 18th inst by H u o.
born. Esq Mr. WM WILMINGTON Of Wells
County. Ind, to Miss SUSANAH TAYLOR Of
Lorjstown.
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Important from Janan.

The Paris POys publishes intelli renee
from japan 10 the 10 II of July. accord
my 10 which the au horiii-s were doing
a!l IN theE power for The faithful * Gu
ton Il ihe terms of the treaties. An N
p+riai decree au' auriZed the erection of
r"mme'clsi Exchanges At Simrda, \ n.
ga>aki and Hak"dadi ard appointed a
nu Der OF m-rchsndiSe brokers Ia facil
,ta'r commeIciai Intercourse with the
various haiIons included iu he TREATIES.
IL vii! be regolltctrd that ,he Amer
cans presented II railroad aud telegraph
To The Emperor. The latter has been
pu up by a Japanese engineer. and is
IN successful operation. 1t i FIVE
leagues in length. The Emperor is so
wei pleased with the invention thai he
las Ordered reirgraphic Communication
6" ne established between Jrddo and
TIE PROV pces ni G kinaih. Tuk 4inn. F,
kun" huiu. Str.udo and ScIk ado -
Ar Am-Iic N house siahlI>hrr ~ )
m2ds ras 'ifer,d to furnish The r aui
,itc materials.
Ta- must important act IF lb, r,i.n
my Emperor - tie revocaron OF ,ur
'dict '.aIn>i III, ChriSii n '.snrd bv he
EmP-r"r ID ia Fusam in 1924 H. III
'urr, furrI1n agents Acre H'-J ,oJ4ptn
&c port> viii b. privileged o hrn. wuh
one ~ more Christian p,.arh-r-.
'"r h lr own ana thrir ccunirym,r
h. n. b..
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az" >l'iiirl by Ibis road with lie OILY
ra'i"1T communication they are ever
hS"iv 10 ''av"; ana tat ror,;on which
runs Ihr ugh West IN Pern>vlvauia rn 5
trough a be1unfIi papuions region #
cnentTy, u ~acrommod ted nv any other
ou.lei. Adeqpete l. ais'a i've power to
construct this outlet have been sought in
vain Tor years in th.t State. dawn nut
very recently. They were refused. be
cause II was deemel a New York p~eoiacii
If he HINES shall seriously continue to
ignore a scheme of this charact-r, aud
ore so manifeSllv important to the com
merc'al interests # New York, | must
either dismiss III respect for its cantor.
or be compelled 10 doubt lis right to the
high Character for intelligence which il
is fast aitaIning. + = r \
c l.. WARD.
L,on1on. Tuesday s Ut q n. 1874
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~ fAS'lE s"HAChisu' PILis-1. t-.t-sfrs. % this
reliable aud safe remedy for Femal, -. v.u4d
respectfully edlt the attention Of An 80. l.ss.-u n
a stnfaiiiai'ie IN removing oTstructioEs an regular
ties OF the nenses, promptly restoring them in an CO
ses. The suppression so common. - speedily r-,i-v-l
amt there Sill be no rerarreHes Of the complaint II l. is
remedy IS used according 70 direc;isas, which accom-.
paDy each COX and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENCEISrE. OrSEsPseffHg fksmsefrss 50. are
eaEfi0aeg against using them. as zisearriage road
eHsHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of GauifE shOsId
gOregO their aSs e~RtireiE, as a fer pills each month
U0Etd Be sure 70 Preceat pregnancy.
PropTietors, importers, or agents can ne in no wise
responsible after this admOni;ion. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
MAIL PACEAGES
Having the appearance of an ord nary letter. price
SLUG are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them ~ ma l. post paid. on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl.9j; Half Boxes IS cents. MesSrs- v. r. AL
DEN < Co.. Cleveland, o.. are our general agents.
All orders wilt he promptly filled Ivy them.
Sold Nv WOODS d PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z.
A SMITH d CO.. Warren. and by Druggists gene
rally June b. 5>-ly
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, Atlantic & Great Western Raj

Tia Atlantic d Great Western Raj
Head.
In this paper will be found al extrsc
from q letter from Gen. Wand, Presiden
Of The Allan ic & Great Western r R
to the ". 7. Times. to which We woull
call the attention OF our readers, as Civ
ing a plain and comprehensive Statement
of The affairs Of the Road. and Of its iu
ture prospects and importance.
We also publish an article from The
last Okio Farmer, which embodies mort
good sense Than anything We have seen
in the Cleveland papers respecting Ills
new road. The considerations urged.
lin this last mentioned Article upon the
attention of the people of Cleveland, will.
IN some degree, spply also TO ciliz-ns oi
this place. 1t nov seem. 10 be reduced
to a certainty that the road will b. built,
and the citizens Of Warren. therefore
hare aov 70 meet a stubborn fact and deaf
ssak a realty. II j, yel 10 be determin
ed whether the read will pass through,
or rear the town. or whether it will pass
north of the bend OF tue river, and con
sequently oue two o, three miles north
of Warren. We are well aware that the
people here. have felt. AMI are st II feel
ing the financial depression which has
been general over the whole Country
that many of its most liberal and enter
prising capitalists have invested largely
10 the Cleveland & Mahoning Road; bu;
nevertheless. ii is a question for them to
decide whether it will not De for their in
terest. forthe interest of every man own
log real estate. or doing business here,
to exert themselves to secure the location
Of the Atlantic & Great Western where
It will enhance the value Of real estate
and increase the business OF Warren,
rather than produce a directly contrary
effect. Tha; this road. when buil,. will
do one or the other of these things. We
think no one will have a Joubi. Would
il nut be well therefore for all who are
In any way interested in the prosperity
of. the town, TO look to this matter? It.
viii not do TO procrastinste. Blu, a few
days, or weeks at fsr;hest, will elapse.
before the question Of location will be
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The Trumbull and Mercer Musical
Union.

u in GAINESVILLE, Wednesday, Oct.
9Th. Organized at ! o'clock P. NJ. and
held two sessions that day. Thursday,
Oct. 7th, three sessions, Friday. two ses-
sions, closing with a concert in the eve
ming.
Association conducted by Mr.. c. A.
Bently, of Lenox, assisted By Mrs. Bent
ly with a Melodeon.
The Projectors of the Free Presby-
terrain church opened their house to the
convention. and the citizens of Clarks-
vile very kindly entertained the mem
beers of the association.
The society enrolled forty-Gye new
members. Whole number now belong
ing to the association, one hundred and
eight. Among these are some Eve or
six teachers of vocal music.
The object for which this society was
organized, is to improve its members in
the noble art of performing vocal music.
Judging from the ea~rnestness and readi-
ness of the members to change their old
habits OF performing music where it was
not according 10 the scientific way of
doing such things, this convention was
a complete success.
The whole time was occupied in re-
hesTsing Anthems, Choruses. Glees.
Quartetts, Duets and Solos.
The next convention will be held in
May, 1859. at 10 O'Clock, a. II and
ending Friday evening with q concert.
A. F. OLMSTED. sec'y.
~ arn
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Western Reserve Horse Breeders Asso,
.ciaCiou Fair


The drs1 meeting took place Al r ven
"a last week, continuing three days Ii
was largely at, ndrd. and was a success.
Many exceedingly fine animals stre tx
nibiied. and prsfre; order maintained
throughout.
Al the first trial of speed, on the first
day. the premium vas taken by Mr..
Philo Tbompson's horse, Excelsior
In class l-bes: stallion Tor all purpo
SEES, the premium was taken BY Searcher
Morgan. owned by c. Lamb d Co.. OF
Troy, Geauga county. (This is a su
perb animsl-he took the first premium
at the Burton Fair.)
Best g year old colt, lst premium
awarded 10 Young Pig i'm, Owned by
S E Sanford, of Vissna.
Class IS iitons over 9 wears and
under 1. Three year oil I Searcher. Il. 81
zr. Franklin. Is prem; Three wear I'D
Sesrcher, Tnus. G",hY. R.ndo pr g..
Class 9-B It pam matched or iaery
m4lchrd. J X Gurus Cleveland, 1t
prem; II C"iiins Raw us. ID.
Cas- I5--Fas'r>t P,cing and r ck-
ins-Snausrr. Horac- titIch. Wry
m cuth N dina County, Ii srrmium of
$40 making two heats ia 2:49 s.4I-.
gong against Frank Le>lir, Volunteer,
aud the Garham pony, Buckeye. which
nAde tn last mile IN 9:45. The track
n as new. Frank Leslie made The lime
2:5l.
Glass lib st span of draft horses
y. Alien, Newton Falls. / premium,
sI2
Glass 1e--Fastesi trotling g-lding or
mare ov 4 year. Pure of $50: mile
heats; b-si NO in three Wa by VIM
Fee Pluck" of BsZ-ur 3:I3 $40
Class lI--Fasle.l uro1ing S%isllinn> -
Tile heats; hest two in three. W.,n ty
II. Sykes Green Mru1',iu M,rS4n, .
Hiucki-y. Time 3:07 3:U3
rhe first round was won b. Nj.
Elk 'el>Ior. and the other iwo
cry Closely contested
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The Prize Fight

The long talked of prize fight between
Morissey and Heenan, (the Benecia
B,y,l came of in Canada, soma fifty
miles from Bufslo.on Thursday. Nor
issey vas declared victor. In the first
or second round, Heensn, struck at Nor
issey. missed him. aud hit q post. break
ing the bones of his hand. He fought
eight or ten rounds after tli:. and was
foally carried fainting, from the ring
II vas q most brutal affair. Both men
we're SO severely hurt that they were
carried of the field on beds.
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OF TIE kYs..

Like al! other ~iLhImmatiOns. is caused rs impurity Of
the blood. which causes all cru tive u serses; AZ Salt
Eheun. SOurvy. BOi ;. sores, Ulcers. &c. The blood
heit- uHhrAItny. All uf IN impure nature. also Occt
sinns Dr"Usv- The blood ascOrliu- oYstrurt-I in the
veins, the wdte-y part Of the blulI "a consequence -
thrown GU from the ex,-ruities. and drorss j. the
result Mans times il Is oCcssio ..rI Hl impraper treat
meat 81 s'rIe foriner i;s-aSe. AMI the vessels eng fiji
ed D. s.rnI' hum'rs Instead ct li1oi. Free evacua-
tons - tL-se pulls. open the pas age iLto The bladder
ana carry on ;he corrupted rum.rS. anj rrnew them
VITA pure and hea!tiy blood. rhicii sill rive odt ofthe
DO IS all sui ANIMATION. together with ernptiuns Of he
skIn aud alldropSicSi cpn laiuts. They wfIhe 4 she'll
10 very firm Of disease To guard ant Laep gu from
The cold Eraspine hand Of drash and cause life and
strength 10 remain, aUl the cpuntraAnce to brighten
with the bloom OF b-Iatv ami health.
DE-. NoRsEs ISDtNS tnor PITTS are sold by T. A.
Smith * Co. Woo : G PES: WARREN. and by All me,li-
cine dealers IL the County.
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Qeatbs.

In LurlstOwu, gu the Jun inst. WILLIAM
PEW. in the 55th Year of his age.
Mr.. p. came to this country irum Ir-lanl in
ISIS In 1856. he united with H. Presbyterian
Church IN Warren, made profession Of ;ath. and
continued n consistent member until his ,i,ath.
Far some two Years he had been afflicted with
paralysis rendering it difficult fur HIM to walk
about. His end came suddenly at last One
week belOr'- his death he was able to ride INTO
Warrrn. He leav-s Il wife and two sons to
mourn his luss To the God of the widow and
the latherless We Commend them. Con-.
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The wife of Hon. John Hickman died
on Tuesday, the day on which her hus-
band was re elected TO Congress. The
sudden death Of this gifted lady has
created a profound sensation in West
Chester, where she was greatly beloved.
We learn from the Philadelphia Press
that she pariook of her dinner as usual,
and retired to her chamber 10 rest, when
she was attacked with a hemmorrhage OF
tine lungs. She arose Bnd walked to her
husbands library; where he was. and
died shortly afterwards.
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The Columbus Statesmen. in speaking
Of the fire which occurred in ore Of the
rtems Of the State House a few days
SINCE, says
Five or six hundred solumes of public
documents, embracing the only complete
set extantiof Docu nents for the first or
ganiz,iion OF the territorial government
10 The preseLtiirne were totally ruined
These documeh:s were Of great value as
records, and IL viii be impossible 10 re-
pI ao~ them.
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AsHrABULA CoUNTY.-We clip the fol-
lowing items from the Sentinel OF Thurs
dav:
=F,RE-On Mnndaz evening. iha-i9h,
the house of d. K. Palmer OF D-nmnk
took fire, at a time wh.n the family wa>
absent. II was entirely des'royed with
the contents, except two beds. and the
clothing the family had on. The house
was worth about $500 besides the furui
ture. There was an insurance O. the
whole Of $3.50.
A COP FxAMPLE.-N. L. Chalfr-,
E>q.. has donated t. the Agriculture
S cl+ty nearly the whole amount of
premiums, awarded him AT the late Fair
something over forty dollars. Such lib
-~rality is no less c"mmendahl- brcsu-e
it is so much overShadowed by the lar
ger gifts. from the same source, 10 the
agricultural interest. in the way OF in
Producing and disseminating improved
stock, implements. and modes OF farm
iug.
ACcInENr.-We regret to learnthat Mr..
P. Bl,srli. a few days since. while al
work nn the Dorset Town House. fell
from nue of th ~ratFerS, which broke un
der him. and was 20 injured as 10 be prob
ably laid mp for the season.
C. NJ Clay is siumping in Illinois for
the r publican ticket.
Moses S Beach offered 20 he II Of
one hunlred men 10 give $1,000 each
for the purpose.
The Pensioners of Henry Ward
Beecher propose to enlarge his church so
as TO accommodate six thousand per
sons.
A LARGE TAX PAYER.-The New
York Tribune says VIM B. As'or paid
his tax bill TO the recorder on Tuesday
last, the amount being S95 900 on per
soual property. and $50, 900 on real es-
tate. Total. 5000.
A Connecticut dame. the mother of a
large family, was one day asked the
numbrr of her children. "La mel she
replied. rocking herself 10 and fro
'I'vc got fourteen: mostly boys and
gals !"
NEW HAVEN is in danger of being
shoru of her glory. The long row of ven
cradle trees which have given her the
name of the CITY Of Elms," are dying
from the poisonous vapor that
escapes from the lsaky gas pipes
No less than tw lnly fine trees. many of
them a quarter of a century old, have
recently been killed from this cause On
Wooster Place alone.
The little ones are near to God. Just
as the earth-a small planets nearest
TO the sun.
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About two years Ego my general health became much
impaired. and ,u a short tine there Nas au eruption
mate irs lpp-a.auce on my face and holy. assuming
m very W.. st type OF ska disease. $50 called by the
Doctors J 3y husband being a PIN sici4n. tried df
ierrLt remedies Lut Evail-d nothing thin applied
% other eminent Phy sierans, but got no reiiei- by
this tim- ny heal and face was a mass Of so~es- /
heard 81 Dr Ds great success in treating chronic diS-
eases ami diseases Of the SkIn- i applied 10 him and
in less than three m-LJns he hal th- cru tiOn removed
and NJ, general health Improved unslrT bis trsatnest,
:. tat | aOE enjoy good hath. In conclusion. |
wvu 4 say those siI-riug from Ike disease. sh0ull aP
ri. TO Df- belirnhaugh. MRS. A. fDGEE.
I'll v-t4ul- Aur I.t- I-1S Ocl39-9
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Trottin9 st Sandusky,

Flora Temple and Prime are to trot
at Sandusky. to day, 9Th. mile heats.
best three in FIVE. for $1,000.
frank Granger and Lady Sherman
we're to lrot q ten mile race, yesterday,
ior The same sum.
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Ia .h@ nroSen' II u Of Il pres MA
iivr-. as "lected, Nh d mccraiic ms ,rity
over The combined Opposition waSr~eoIy-
TWO. a change of nine member in PENN
~ lvnnia and three in OHIO, if there
SHOULD be DO others. will give tn Oyp1-
siIion a majority If 'wn. l. *, however,
probably Thai the Opposition will bav,
a large IL irriIy in The next House #
Representatives. If the war on Duuelas
conrinnes, there will be lao show tor III
Administration in the uXi Cnnprfss. or
IN any # he free S.aIes.-C ieUe and
Plain Dealer.
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Or. J. II. MARCiiISFS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
For the Relief Gnd eure Of Suffering Females.
THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE. of

l. Philadelphia, (uisS Annie +. Mcdowell, editorl
says: This is the most valuable medicine for the dis.
eases peculiar to women that we know OF. A friend
of ours, who for many years has been sufferer, MOTTO
ed the Advertisement IN the -7drocsfe. and at once pro-
cured 4 bottle. She found relief, and feels that she
can most heartily it 10 all shO are suffer
ing IN a lise manner. We have heard many times thst
it was = true remedy, hue this is the first case in which
We have seen its effects. Our friend will be very glad
10 give d. aarchisi a certificate of its value to her, IL
he desires one"
Pamphlets containing nueh usefuiin touch
ing the nature and symptoms OF the above diseases,
together with testimonials from ladies of the highest
rsspectability, as certified by the must sati sfactory au.
thority- to all which the attention OF ladies and prae
titioners is respectfully invited. can be had gratis at
the Store of L A. SMITH &c CO. Agents.
Druggists. WARREN, o.
J-B. MARCuIsI & co, Projectors. Central De-
poi 3OI Broadway, N. Y
J. TDo not be satisfied with merely reading this no
tice, but call or send for q pamphlet. i; vii! Pay you
we'll for your trouble
Sept. ~, 's9-3n
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TIE Next House Of representatives.

The follow ny Is to sG.r .: LIE e.s.
tn fur members f b. Ut :: NJ L ,,
= a. House Of r pre,grtaii,,s fcsu
u SisIes which hid her 81, ciou 90.
T." stay. Oct. II We also give IL,
class t~icaiiun for l. 6.
IS5S IS56
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull

The following accounts Of Executors. Administra-
tors and Guardians having he,n fled in the ofiee Of
the Pro. ATE Court Of said County, il Is ordered that
they Lr advertised agrera'ly to law ami that they re-
main on fls FOR inspections a 4 exceptions until the
18th lay -. NOvsmh-r next. when they will he rxamin-
ei and ordered to r-corIifLo Ixeer.Ols appear there
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DR.. DELLENBAUGH'S
November appointments.

Dr.. Delienhaugh f tiers himself that he can cure
Chronic complains Of the oldest aud most obstinate
character. lie uses 10 mereu=ial preparations. and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. ID OF Cleveland is the son of the reiterated DR..
Delleuhaugh, late OF Georgetown, who so success sfuIly
treaie and prescribed for 267 90 patients during 25
years practice in hi State.
All diseases retaining to Women and Children
treated with great success y DR.. Deilenhaugh.
Where DR.. D prescribes for patients his charges viii
be sati- factory There is hO one practising In George
to=n on the Dsiieujaugh system
NJ Dr. d. speaks he German Language.
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J. Clancy jones Rewarded.

Jones. thoush rejected By has cons,itu-
ents, has received the reward of his SER
vices for .Lecompton. having been ap-
pointed Minister TO Austria. by Dir. Bu-
chanap.
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. A L

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate CoUr:
OF Trumbull County, Will sell at Public Auction. on
WEDNESDAY, the eth day of NOVEMBER next, on
the premises in Newton Falls in said county TIE south
half Of a certain lot Of ground. Situate on the vestside
OF Canal street. extending to the Ohio 2 Pennsylvania
Canal, exclusive of the buildings thereon being half
II the zane lot conveyed by Henry j. Garfield x wife
TO George W. Jones, in great lot M. 81. Sale 20 Com
meuce al . o'ciocS Of said day. Terms. cash on con-
srmation. NELSON MES, Admir-
OCT g: lS5s-fE OF George W Jones decd
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lIANIES o 1905, at
~ ~PORTER's.
Thomas Jefferson still survives
Lest V0rds Of John .7G5ns
RANDALL'S
LIFE O. JEFFERSON.
Now ready. and for sale to subscribers.
The Life of
THOMAS
BY HENRY : RANDALL. LID.
rs lie Of Nr Jefferson L. in every sense
AN AUTHORIZED WORK.

II wa undertaken under the .pp-ohation of his family,
with AZ uEr-servel access to and use Of all the private
papers of Mr. IeIer~on in their possession. and has
received the benefit OF ;heir rec / ectinps ant opinions
1t every step. The purely original natter comprises
a1-1t one "a ri OF the work.
In the drpartmrit Of tl- biography embracing some
materials which have already been pm ,liShrd. it has
heen Mr.. Rardait's airl. as Oftfn - practicable. to
present MIR. Jerersou's own words. The work con
iai1s his expressions on perhaps every great public
gu -stian which arose. from his advent to W lie life to
his 3.ath- period Of n -our sixty y~ears-Sud emhrac-
:rS the who e FORMING periOi Of the Republic The
work couI1irS. Lesties Mr. JeI~r-on's heretofore IN
punished fn,niIy correspondence. selections from his
finest tulfshr.i ie trrs. Stase Papers, etc.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-27

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