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Xxi CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Pals.
Z" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greenviile head.
willie. Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
youngstown with Stages TO New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. U. W.
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6, 1853. CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt.
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Union Line Express Company.
ii q Mss g

80 ~ - <rs.~ Efd
THE ABOVE RELIABLE EMPRESS
4 would call he attention of MERCHANTS BANK
EEs aud MANUFACTURERS TO the unsurpassed facii-
iries now 1t their command. for the safe and speedy
;.asporta;; Ca of Merchandise. Bank AOsrs, JeNeiry,
told and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to aud
from all parts OF the world.
The Union Line Express Company il now send
lag an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
iand aud youngstown. over the Cleveland & Maho-
ming Il. r.. accompanied with an Iron SAFE, for the
protection of valuables. Making a direct connection
AT Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York, Boston, Detroit.
Buffalo, Chicago, st. Paul, ST. Louis, Columbus. Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
TPThis Company will carry orders free, and re
turn by first Express.
UP Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise =
ais and Notes collected. ana proceeds promptly
g turned. WM. HEWITT, Travelling Sups-
For further information regarding taiif, rates &c,
duplication can be made to
PORTER & SON.. Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, o.
0rtnher 18th ls5--tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ : 4 Il N.ss \

-
Joraihan Y. Dunlap ct al.
b. virtue of an alias order OF sale. issned on. % lhs
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull Coupty, Ohio, 10
ne directed aad delivered, 1 shall expSse TO pnbhe
sale. At the door ofth= Court House in Warren. IN said
County. CT
SATURDAY., the I3th day of February, 1855
between the knars OF 10 o'clock. A ~. and So
clock. p NJ, Of said day. The f1llesing described
R:ai Ests e. TO wit: Situate in the Township OF War
ren being Township 4. in the 9Th Range u Townships,
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the County Of Trrn-
hull ard Stateof Ohio, and is known ss part Of lot Ne.
16, ari described as follows. to Wit: Beginning at the
Northeast corner of land formerly owned BY Jamss
Ellis. NV owned and occupied by James ii. Kihber;
thence South four and One.balf HLl degrees east, \
rolls sr); tAenee,North e4kS Sistto Liberty ssres.,
now ssraigbt5Eej and extended; thence n~OrtAerly alcar
said street u the South shie of South Street, thence
South S5i<- west along aid South Street TO the place
Of brginniag being the same hard conveyed BY Frsasla
Freeman tn John CT0well and Andrew Mcfarland =, :
by saiH Cr0wel to Jonathan +. puuisp. April iitk. ,pSA
Appraised at Sil10, subject to a lien Of s7flss.
get to becom. due on . hete and mortgage 70 Iohr
Crowenin seven equal annual payments from he la
day Of April. ls56. AMI annual interest on said suru
rem Arril LIST. 1856, and ia free from the dover rirl,
OF Ann Maria Dunlap, or any ineunbrsnce Whatever.
except the said mortgage OF John Croxell, with u,
sum OF S1llS6 to become due thereon.
A. n. LYNN. shsrss
ssheria's ofiee. Warren. Jsn. 10, Isli-ss-Esa
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warren. Dee. -. 'J..-5S
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DR.. Banning,

Blythe card Of DR. BAxyISo, in another COL
u:nn, those interested will learn than that he
can be consulted in Newton Falls on Thursday,
the All of February, and at the Gaskill House in
this place on Friday and Saturday, the 5th and
9th Of February.
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We learn tina. the Post Office called State
Line" located in Trumbull Co.. O., has been
changed to Royaltown. South Shenango. Craw-
ford Co Pa. and Mr.. T. H. Royal is appointed
?. M-Meaiuile Journal.
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STEEL PENS.--Hincks, Wells IL Cos
~ steel Ps1J 10. %, Acknowledged By every enc
Nh7 has used them 10 be the Sess In The talYket. Flat
ivory and Wood per holders, Giilott's ceiebrat-s 3gi
pens, Meyers tiutta Percha coated pen fahr-s. B3ok-
MAR & LaHgion's, and = great variety Of the hest
brands OF Wood Pencti5. 10th plain aad Ivory tips 70,
sale al wholesale and rrtli! at
STEWARDS. 10 Market stre@t.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

TOR sale at the New York Bookstore.
/ Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers AID others ia want OF an assortment, are in
viied to call and eXa=iEe our stock.
Hedudgt's asd Esbster's Spoilers.
HeGuney's Readers anil Primers. al kinds.
Rays list, 2rd, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
Thompson's Ist. End and Higher do
Ada'ns', suith's, errshlcsf's ard Fsssins' Antilles
Colbarn's aud MlrtiD's intellectual 10
PiunOes. Smith, G-ecns's, Coveii's, Clark's, Wells
and Harris GTammS
sai.h's. Mitehells. oIney's, NcNaIly's, Morse's.
Montieth's, Farley saua SE1ltoa's & FiteEs Biography
Wrights OrthograPhy; Watts on Mind.
A1yhrws' Fulton and Eastnan's Book Keeping
PuInam's E!Ocution; Cutters Physiology.
Jane Tayler's Physiology; Whateiey's Rhetoric and
Logic; kanes' Elements.
LOOMS, Robson, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Da-
yies Bourbon.
LOOMS and Davies Geometry: Andrews and Stod-
dards & Bullions Latin Gramriar and Readers; An
thOns Latin Series
Webs,rT's dictionaries; Wilson's Histories; States
OF all kinds. A good assortment Of School Stationery,
and L large supply Of Toy Rocks for school presents
PORTER 4 SON.
Warren, November 4, 81.
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TIL +
zWcstefp ReSefbe 6hfcpieIe

.YERMS-0ne Dollar aai Fiff7 Cents. jn
advarce; TIVE Dollars. il payment is not
made in advance.
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NEW DRUG FIRM!

AT NO. 6 MARKET- STREET. WARREN, OHIO
The undersigned respectfully announce to the publ.
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose of carrying on the Drug business in all its
varied branches. they have purchased the entire StOck
and interest Of Messrs Spring d Turner in the Market
Street Drug Store. where they may be found At all
times ready to those who may favor them
with a call. And, as by our connection. we bring to
bear a fair practical knowlelg- of the business We
hope by dealing in a fair and honrabie manner with all
who may favor us with their patronage, TO secure a
continuance OF the business favors heretofore granted
this establishment. as well as the good will of their fel
low citizens. in general
Physicians will find a fun assortment of Medicines
warranted to be just what We recommend. All yre
s~criptions filed with care, and entirely CONFIDENTIAL
Merchantsand Druggists of this and adjoining counties
who procure their supplies in our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, are respectfully requested TO call and
examine orr stock and prices. and We pledge ouase!ves
to sell by the Package on terms that will save q fair
percentage and transportation Further particulars
soon. j. T. WOODS.
Dec. 0 81. ALEXANDER PEw.
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j.. E8. DUNLAP,
WHOLESALE NJ RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES Il LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 & 5 Market Street.

Nos. 4 4 5 Market Street,
| 4 RE now receiving a very extensive
"A assortment Of goods in his line. direct from tn.
Eastern Cities, embracing in part the following goods:
10 IIhds. Sugar. 10 b5Is Coffee a do. 10 do b. 10
do crushed 10 do powdered. 10 DO granulaied.
20 Sacks Rio Codee 20 DO Java. 10 do Moco. 20
do Laguayra.
50 Chests Y. II. Tea. 20 do Black.
ej Boxes Stearine Candles. % DO Tallow do.
% DO Starch
IS Bags Spice. 10 do Pepper.
, r,irces Rice Edo Prunes. 3 do Goldfish.
trails Gloves.
% Boxes 'sroGlsuoorl S. Tobacco. cod .Moores'
90 do Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To.
baec0. 10 do small. 50 DO Chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
S Bbis Pu:verized ssIeraius. do Crude Is.
Q sacks Pea Nuts.
20 Boxes NJ r. Rasins; 10 a do.
citrOn, Corn Starch, Rsrina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles. SardineS.
IO.GO0 Eagle 2rincipee Cigars. 20.OO0 Washington
do. II GOO Light Guard do. &c. &C..
- Bills. Butte. Crackers. % do ? X. Il 90 Sugar
10 do SOds. "a do Boston.
Cream TaTtsr. Camphor. Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al.
mon1s, Brazil Nuts. English WSlnutS. &c, &c.
Is BASKETS Champaign. loo bills Whiske-. 10 do
Ginger Wine 2o-lO Gall. Kegs do. S-5 Call. do.
2W' calls. 'Seignette' Brandy. eco Calls. .Otard' do.
2 B5ls Prime Old Port Wine. 2 do MADEIRA. . do ia
maeia Rum. ~ do W. 4. do. II do Gin. I46 Calls.
Pur. Gin.
Is BbIs. Molasses Il half do Refined Syrup, &c.
&c, &c.
My stock is full. ample. and complete. I NOS. re-
specifically solicit an TX tnihItion Of goods ard prices
before purchasing elsewhere al so0ds rarrGztsG.
October 81. J. B. DUNLAP.
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Religious Meetings

Are in progress at the Baptist Church in tins
place. 4 meeting will be held each evening of
this week. except Wednesday. at the Baptist
Church.
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Lecture

ia TREAT. Esq. of Tallnadge, will deliver
a lecture at High School Hail. Tuesday evening,
18th inst on Common Sense" the subject
announced on the occasion of his lecture some
weeks since at the same place. HIS lecture upon
"idea Life" although rather too much of the
ideal order to be generally appreciated. ev'neei
q copiousness of Thought AMI command of Ian
guage Of Il high order, aud those who hearl him
then, will gladly avail thensIves OF the oeea-
sion to listen to him upon a more practical sub
iect Letihcre be ! full attendance.
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Sglen. via Eden. v. Jackson. &c, closes Monday AID
Thursdays. at Q p. r.. ard opens wei & Sat ) IN
Cartoz. via Duck Greek, Hannah's Mills. &c. Nd lays.
closes at { p. M, and opens Friasvs At pm
7. Is. WEBB, p. n.
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II LoNDoS QUARTERLY Conservatory
TRR EDISBuRGu REVIEW Cwhis)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Rree church,
THE WESTMINSTER EvIEw Qibsral)
BLAcKwooD,s EDINBURGu MAGAZINE TORY.

These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great Britain-Whig. Tory, and
Radical out politics forms only one feature of their
character- A sOrgars of the most profound writer's on
Science, Literature, Morality and Religion, they stand,
as they ever have stood, unrivalled in the world of
letters, being considered indispensable 20 the scholar
and The professional man. while to the intelligent
reader OF every class they furnish a moro correct and
satisfactory record OF the current literature of the day
throughout the worlc, than can be possibly obtained
from any ofhar Sourra
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
NJ Humphrey Harsh.
In Trunbuli Common fls.'

~ Humphrey Harsh
Va. In Trumbull Connoa Fieas
Simeon Lee, ct. al. 80
By virtue OF an order of sale. issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, OF Trumhull County. Ohio, to nG
directed and delivered have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Safe, az the door Of the Court H1uss,
in Warren, in said county, on
Saturday. the I3th day of February, 1883,
betEeen the hours Of 20 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 o'clock P.
VI OF said day, the following described Real Estate. to
wit; situate in Pennington, Township No s, in said
eOunty Of Trarlhuil, and Is known by parts Of lots Nas.
% and 81; lot i3 IS kn0wn by being a part OF lot . n
said tsTnsbiP, and is bounded on the East, South and
West BY the lines OF said let. on the North by u lice 10
be ran PARALLEL with the south line OF said lot. and 50
FAR north rs TO contain fifty acres OF hand. Also, "a
acres in said Township CT Pennington. being in lot W,
bounded as follows: ON the East by land Of Daniel
Davidson, South - the lot line, West by the west Hrs
e slil lot, and on the North by lands decided to Eden
TIldman, Jr., computed " eoataia "a acres Of laa1,
be The same more or less.
Excepting and rsserving therefror two scres 81 q
homestead. set OF TO Eliza Lee, which is described zS
follows, TO wit: Commencing az the North-xest corner
highway. which lane 10 about % feet south Of the pres.
ent dwelling Of Simeon Lee, on tot 733 thence Eas; IS
rods; thence North 10 a post. so far that by running .
line vest from said point ard parallel with said lane
to said hishwsy, and lhzAcs South along the east line
Of said highway to the place cfbeginning, as will GOA
lain within said boundaries tive acres OF land. on which
IS the present dwelling house 81 said Lee; said home
stead is in lot Ne. % Appraised at $ef per acre, afssr,
making the exception ahOve naDsi. Terns-Cssho on
day ofsaie. A. \. LYMAN sheriT-
SHERIFF olce. Warren. Jan. - lc5s-5x-5,3s.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Isaac TroxeII
-. ,
Lob 4 Sutlif.

By virtue Of an orier Of sale, issued oct f;he Court
Of Common Pleas Of TrumhuIl County, Ohio. TO rue
directed and deli Yerei. I shall expose to public sale,
al the door Of the Coart House. ia Warren, in said
County. on
Saturday, the 9Th day of February, 1855,
between the hours of IG o'clock A u. and P II. Of
said day. the following described Real Estate. to Eit:
Situate in tbs Village of Newton Fats, in said County
OF Trumbuli, and known As parts Of lots No ~ ana -,
in the town plat o. Newton Falls, in the Township or
Newton. and which is bounded as follows: Beginning
at the north east corner of said lot - IT the oil post.
which is marked as the corner; running thence south
3i5<s west to the wesi line Of the State Rosl i25 links
to the south-eastcorn- OF lot &c; thence north 40 Won
the south line thereof l6g links to 4 fence post Standing
in The sontI east co, urr of the garden owned by iloE-
ace Stevens; thence north 30" y along a board fence
i9 links to l sake in the y. lis- .! lot IL ana ) line
Of Rroad Street; thence s. GA Z. pn the line o aid
street to the place ofbeGinning and cont4inlns within
said boundaries 13-l0O Of III acre OF land; Appraised
At Sl,150.- T~erms--Cash.
A. B. LYMAN SheriC.
sherif's Office, Warren. Jan. 6, ls5S-5U-3.SS.
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Musical.

Mr.. and Mrs II. c. THOMPSON, assisted by OH
townsmen KRouss and GaaETlR. gave a concert
last evening at Empire Hall. ''Gentle Annie -
kathleen Mavourneen.' a Medley by Mrs. T.
were excellent. Paddy Carey" and a Fine
Old Irish Gintlemsn." By Mr.. l. wzre lou lily
applau led. Messrs. KRcUss, GRAETER and
HuczE played as they always do-well.
This evening the CONCERT will he repeated,
with n change of programme.
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"THE JUBILEE" The great singing
ADAMS BOOKSTORE. Also, the sabbath Bell by
Ga0rra e Rn..
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FDGE tool SHOP. ENGINE. DC.

II FOX SANE.
The subscriber being DESTROYS Of moving to Kansas,
offers at priv tie sale, his Shop. Engine and Tools -
The location IS q good one for tn. manufacturing and
sale of Edge Tools, and all necessary implements for
their manufacture, are centered in this shop. The
property will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other property.
KESDRICE e. DRAISARD.
Warren Dec IG ,5--3n
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CCHOOL TEACHERS ATTEND
There will he an Examination Of School Teachers
at Empire Hall. in Warren. os Friday the 18th Of d.
cember, IS5.; also on Friday the 22d of January, Is59.
commencing at 10 O'clock, 4. NJ. of Zach day.
L.. II. IIUTClINS. ClerS Of Board OF
Examiners for Trumbuil County
Warren. Dec. O '51-6H.
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POSTAGE.

The PosTAoE TO any part OF the United States will be
but T1eatJJoar Goats a year for Blackwoud, and lut
FoarfseR Cents u year for each of the Reyie~s.
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ and 4 o'clock p.
u. Of said iay, the following described Real Estate. TO
wit. Sitnat= in the Town Plat OF SeEton Falls TFuli-
bull County. Ohio. being 4 paTS % lot Nc. l9 in said
village, and bounded as iollowc- North by Broad Street
ffty-one feet; East by lots Nos J an: ! one hundred
and sixty-iye feet; thence West iiy one feet; thence
10 Broad Street one hundred and sixty i've feet parallel
With the east line AS above mentioned: cOntIip'ns the
land within those 5Oundaries; reference may lie had to
rrumbulI Cauh'y Records, Book 6j, Page les. APP
praised At S2s3 Terms- Cash on dav Of sale.
A.. n. LYMAN, Sheriff.
ch.r;G-s 0a5ra Marion Ian. IA. iS5s-jS-3l9
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Aeme SattIliasms.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr OFFICE, WARRES. CHIo,l
January IL, lass.
F< TIE present the several mails al this Office will
close and open as follows
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40

T HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
l. who are in anySise indebted ie ne that il the same
IS not paid within thirty days from this date, the SAINT
will he left with an officer for collection. Persons
wishing to settle will call On r. A. Wood, No. Is Mar
ket Street or J. NJ. Stull. E-q,. either OF which is duly
authorized to settle the above accounts
JONATHAN T. DUNLAP
Uarra, n Ion r. 1899
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HOLY LIVING. with prayers, con
IL tanning the whole duty OF a Christian, Ivy Jere-
ny Taylor, price Q 90, at ADAMS.
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of

~ QUENCE This is the finest collection Of
speeches Of the orators of America. ever published
Ii contains \ brief biographical memoir of each, and
is illustrated with historical notes The WORK is nov
completed is two octave vols, Of 500 pages zach. with
elegent steel portraits of the distinguished persona
ges. Those who have subscribed for the work will
please call and get them. S6.U0 Law Binding. $500
Cloth. at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Warren. Jan. 6, IS.
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7 WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE MY
j. EAME.-Dsing few lines addressed to the fra.
tssnisy Of YoRDg Bashslsrs. an amusing song for ths
Piano. O. ADAMS HGsfc sr0kR :.
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INASi GAS!! GAS!!l-The under
~ signed has go: on hand the Iiidro Carbon gas
burners, and the liquid for sale for - cents per gallon
viii. h We warrant unexplosive in every sense OF the
word. Call and see before you purchase any where
else; always ready to fill orders at low prices.
NJ CooE.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.

l. The Stockholders Of the Niles and Austintorn
Plank Road & Turnpike Company, are hereby notified
Ward & Co.. in Niles, on Monday. the 25th day Of Jan
usry next. for the purpose of e!ecting seven Directors
for the ensuing year.
GEORGE c. REFS, President.
Nilas Dee o. ri.-4v
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Charlotte Snith.)
rs. Ia TrunkCI Common pse-G-
0lskill & Quinby. }
BY y;.tEe c. = yenditioni EEponas. issued out o. the
Court ofCommon Pleas OF rfuuhuli County, Ohio, TO
me directed and deliyersiD / will expose to Public
Sale. at the door Of tie Court House, in Warren, in said
| cnnnrr m
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II
British Reviews,
AND
Blackwood's Magazine.
GREAT NDJCEIENTS TO SgBSCRiEERS!
PREMIUMS G. REDUCTIONS.

L. SCOTT & Co. NEw YoEK. continue % ;.uLlish tn,
folloTing leading British Periodicals., viz:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-12
NUMBER IsI


--bore on her head little collin containing the
body of a child of fabout five summers, and the
sad procession wiich accompanied her consist
ed of three women meanly clad, followed by
three men. Never before were our eyes Wit
ness Of such a funeral train.
SAYS Boston paper: We Published an ac-
count the other day, ola letter Of Rufus Choates
puzzling the Massachusetts, Senate; but another
writer states that one of his chancery bills was
presented to Harvard Coiiege as a Thihe,ian
manuscript, aud was very carefully preserved
until The Oriental Professor one day u'ade out
the word aforesaid" His letters are 50 much
alike that no man can tell them apart. and lo
this slight defect he adds numerous houri-i.eS,
which might be supposed to be letters He can
read his own writing any time within month,
but after that he is pdAzled himself Three
of his law clerks have died from over anxiety
in attempting to translate his documents
THEODORE PAkSER recently intimated TO his
congregation that a reduction nf hissalary woGld
be agreeable to his feelings. At meeting Z.
the Society over which he is settled, it was un-
animouSly voted that there should be TO dimi-
mutton Of the yearly stipend Of thier minister,
aud that his usual summers vacation should be
extended one month. I
JunGE LoErSG, lately removed frOsn his pO-
sition of Judge by Gov. Banks, Of Massachusetts,
is appointed Sub Treasurer at the port of Bos-
ton Good.
THE starch manufacturers are in trouble. and
despond of business success. Where in times
past they found ready sale FOR their manuac-
lures, the article is how drug. This change
is attribated to the general use of crinoli,e aud
hoops starch being no longer necessary to pro-
ducc expansion.
BrslxEss is now very brisk in Ne,y York, and
viii be still Jris4or in week or two. Gcuer-
allys in the large cities, affairs are daily as
suming healthier appearance in 4 pccunitry
point of view. There is, outside Of the stock
market, less speculation and less expansion Of
credit, than formerly was the ease.
Az Exchange has discovered that Sciotiisehe
is corruption of the words ,-Seotch itch, al,I
that the famous danes owes its name TO a person
afflicted with the Scotch plague aforesaid Awful!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-12
NEWS SUNINIARY.

On the first of April some wicked wag in
Albany, procured from the Governors room
some Of the paper upon Which his Exceliency
usually writes his letters, and in good clerlsly
hand filed up the notes with requests from the
Governor that those to whou they were address
sed would at once call at the Executive Cham
Der. These notes were distributed about tile
capitol in great numbers Grave Senators fold
cd up their papers, locked their desks and post
ed off in great haste. The Governor was besie-
ged and the swearing by the victims equaled
that of ''our army in Flanders"
TnIEs are awful in Illinois, judging from let
ter fru,n farmer IN Jay county, Illinois, to the
American Industrial Association. He says the
people in that region .'cannot pay their debts,
things are so low-wheat 10 to so cents per
bustiel; butter scents per pound eggs. . cents
per dozen; and other things in proportion."-
The residents Of our cites would like to exhange
some ofthe good times. alias high prices, in this
region Tor what they call hard times in Illinois
CourAeE in women is thought by many
of the fair sex TO be 50 Undermining that some
fine ladies even affect cowardice, and pretend to
be alarmed at the presence Of inouse IN a cor
ner. OF q COW in ten acre lot. But nothing can
be mere absurd. Fear is often partlOne,i in vo-
men, but is never admired. 1t has no c0nnce-
riOn ~iih gendeneSs, or even gcntili,y, and is
the source of a vast deal Of misery and disconl-
fcrt. Let women cultivate courage.
TIE New Orleans Picayune Of the SOth ult..
says that singular funeral train passed up
Dryades street on the day Preyions, on its way
to one Of the Fourth district cemeteries. One
woman, poor and lonely Perchanee mOths,