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pbpsifialls & 51rgeorts.
MOKTON m n -Pbvsonafbic

x MOhlON, VI. O.,-HlVSOparllC
wicry and Diseases Of Women and Chiuren DIR NOR
TON having nated himsel tins ace Is ready TO at
their private dwellings. Dr. NJ dscards all Doisons Of
every description, either mineral animal vegetable and
reduces his patients them but snv re moves
the obstrucions Stimulates antoues up the system by
healthy medication.
Those afc Ell with diseases OF the Liver Iupes Kill
spleen Neulsa, Inh mat ou Ri sumat teither
Acute Chronic Loss Of Appetite Derangement OF The
Stomach Constr patton of the BJWeis Biios Aasctions
Gravel ScrofuGus Svenss and Ulcr CaBcers FisiuIas
Impurities oi the Blood auy Chrouc long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar the female sex sueh as SUP
presson Pr0lapsus Uteria Hmorlhage SC are re01est
ed 10 call HIS Mode OF Treatment Is also completelv
adaDtedto Diseases OfChildren
DR.. NJ has aso sure, safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera ChoeTa-lIurbus erv and
D1rroea Coic Cramps, Lockiaw, EIts and asHs treat
~ DIM also prepared toteat successfully FEvERS
ofthe varons types together with an other form f acute
diseases This = no 6efio or i1,s-in9fio1 ~ ne fi
but facts deducted from years the Reform
New School System Pragtce and Thorough reading OF
the various choos o phy ic a1,i sVrs ~ TTfirs @ .
graduate from the old ami schools Of Aieli-ine-
Df ~ MI kseg TenSisnlg 90 hand a9d for sle all
tinctures and sTups, such usually kept Botanc
EelectiG and homlsonIah Drug Stores Also, all the
Indian Remedies, add large number Con pounds pre-
pared ~ himself as Remedial Agents among which
the iolowIn., VIZ; Compound Syrup OF the Wandelns
MIX Need sovereign remedy fqr the Dyspepsia Piles
&C. Auti-B ous Pills exclusively for the Liver Sanative
Btters; Anti Dyspeptic Powers T0othAche Drops, which
Weak S1rald inllned Eyes; Canker Medicine for Can
keror Caoel certain and spres curri br.
CONSUMPTION and all Diseases Of the Lungs Rumatic
Linlmeni OF Pam Killer superior article 10
edy for the Choiera Mothers Cordial or Femae Friend
and other articles TOO numerous 10 met tion.
ing all Old Chrome and Private Diseases cleanse the
bosd Of all the morbid humOrs Dr. NJ does pretend
able Diseases and manv that considered incurahle
g llS L9Iap 81. Residence, No. 10 Church
q P. $ Dr. NJ would say that he can give One stu
Ss l Saee IN Ms uines g red Siedlees and MS
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GrQal Notifrs.

THE BANK OF PTrTsBURGHl
Iasse II AIOTls y, Henry X. Reynolds,
Miller NJ. Spaugier kithard Pat n ,-,-. - g.,
rick, S. Duff f. o. jan es Camp - - - & - S,-
bell, James Brcden, Slmnel n 49, - - Ntsl
Lane, A. y. ylart. j AicJ n. 'i'7- 49, Si-'
Alexundar Nimck, Wiiliam X MIN
lex. Rnber PEBBLES Folllrd AcCor-
mick, and William +. Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
q cept said Morley Rayn- Ids Spanser Carey ars
here v Notified that May u. ls the plaintiff filed his
pefion said Court against the defendants above named
which al ege1 hat al the November sad
Court the Pllntih ree9veTed judgment asllst sad Pol
lafd Mccormack 1nd william s. Carey for S540 y debt
and SO = COSTS that while the suit pending which
sd Judgment was obalned the plaintiff sued out order
u attachment copy uf which served sd Jesse H.
Morley md Henry K Reynolds; that said Morley and
Reynolds at he time Of such service Of process them
had in their posson rersona property Of said Carey Of
the value OF S00s and that said Spangler Patrick Duff
orr Campbell Brfden lane, Meylert, Junkin PEBBLES,
Mccormick, Alexander Nmick and William K. NInick
claim nteres- said urOpery and praying judg-
sgainst sci Morley and Reynolds for much will
pay the plaintiff = said Iudgmen against said Mccormick
and Carey.
TIE defendants required % said petion
before October 9. ISIS. AXrELL \ PRENTISS,
n GklSMOLD -
au7 dow log Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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q The STREETs are in an "orful'' condition.
The steady fine rain and mist which for four
days has been coming upon them have rendered
those which are neither planlled nor paved,
perfect seas of mud, and the cl ossing OF them,
feat which needs all the skill of the eight
fantastic toe" TO keep polished boots and erinO-
line from being covered with the combined
earth and water. Few venture out save those
having necessary business, and the rush of the
ladies on the next fair day will probably be i'm.
mense
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NEw PAvENENr.-A fine stone pavement is
being laid in front of the Stone Church, which
will add much to the appearance and comfort Of
the walk at that point.
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sn.576

A new Bank has also been organized at Gin
einnati with a capital of s25,0OO, to be in
creased to S5OO,OOO, styled the Bank of the
Ohio Valley. They have deposited stock to the
amount of $4,000 but no provision has yet
been made for furnishing them with circulation.
Columbus Gazstlc
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f0T lle
REMEMBRANCE.

for the Lo1der-
REMEMBRANCE
There are moments sadly pleasing,
Sometimes heightened into hours;
When from Lethe's bank we gather
RecOllections withered flowers.
Fancy then with moonlight pencil,
Paints the faded leaves again,
Giving some a tinge Of pleasure
Giving some 4 shade Of pain.
Thought viii come on DOIseless pinions,
Bringing mem'ries buried long,
Humming with forgotten voices,
Snatches of an old-time song.
Shadows start from out the darkness,
Of the world we've left behind,
And with fragments Of remembrance,
Weave a network round the mind.
ANNIE.
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len lines OF tins fA9Gfsl I've make one squzre-
Adyerements Loaded and placed IN column oI Special
Business Notices. double the ordinary raios
Yearly Advertising Contracts Will understood 10 appf
strictly Immediate Business Of the Adersers and all
sfheI advertisements by the advertiser Sil be
charged extra -
Of Meetings, and FIremenss Aay, Charitahle
aud Religious Notices, 50 per cent discount
business Notices Editorial Column VIII be charged al
the rate OF IS line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements be paid for in advance
Advertisements the Weekly, less for three
months or less, as daily
Advertisements D1ny and Weekly II be charged 81
per cent. extra
Marriages an Deaths exceeding lines IS Hns
n COWLES & co.
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We are indebted to H. Baldwin, the Register
of Free Banks, for the following item in reea d
TO the circulation Of Free Banks.
" Since the first of August, the amount of
increase in the circulation, as appears from the
books in this department, is seventy one thou
sand, five hundred and seventy five dollars, as
follows:
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In the year 1881, myself and Lucius Linds-
ley came into the township from Msrcellus, On
ondaga county, New York, and located about
one and a half miles south of the Center, on
the Maethorn Tract, so called, being about one
third of the township. Benjamin Ellsworth
and Halsey Gates settled on the river, on the
east part Of the Tract Four or FIVE years pre-
vious, this Tract, being the latest settled, was
almost an unbroken wilderness. There were
no plank roads, and no rail roads, only such as
had their rails laid erosswise, and not many of
those Our route to Cleveland was by the Cen
ter Of Orange, Wauensville and Newburgh, or
to Chagrin by Schram's Corners and Euclid
Greek The roads here were not cut out
There were but three families within one mile
and a half each way from our location
We left our families IN Perry, Lake county.
Myself, Lindsey, John Ii. Whiting, George K.
Whiting and Marcus Lindsey came on to put
up our cabins We reached here on the morn
ing OF the 18th of November, ate our breakfast
J by the side of q tree which had fallen; made a
| fire by the side OF it, and took our wagon box
for shelter. II commenced showing and con-
tinued for some time. We built what they at
the east call a {" salt box'-a cabin about 10 OF
/ l2 feet square split whitewood poles and dug
them out, and covered IT by putting one the hOl-
| low side up and the other down over two edges
and with few stone against one corner stick
drove into the logs with Puncheons on them
was our berth for sleeping. We soon com
menced putting up our cabins, and mostly with
our own hands split whitewOOd logs and with
ropes got them up in about four weeks-the
snow continuing to fall nightly until it was
about two feet deep in the woods. We brought
our families on in January following. The sum-
mer following, others came on from the same
place. From that time the inhabitants increased
rapidly. There were no settlements on the
State road from Gates Mills to Euclid until
1884, when L. NJ Gates, Truman Gates, and
some others loca ed where they now reside; and
we then began to feel the necessity Of having
roads. The first were for the most part cOrdu-
Toy of course The first work IN the State road
was done by Benjamin Ellsworth, who chop
ped it out from the line OF Chester township to
the Center road.
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h cept 81 Morley, Reynolds. Spanser and Carey
hcrov notie thai May a. ISIS the plaintiff fled his
petition sd Court against the defendants above named
II which Legged that al The November Term Of said
Court Tor The year lG the plain IA recovered judgment
against slid Pollard Mccormick and William +. Caey for
S2 debt and 81 66IC0 costs. that while the suit
pend ng In which si judsenf obtained the plaintiff
sued Out ortor OF attachment, n cory Of which
served on said H. Morley and Henry K. Reynolds
that said 1IOrle and Reynolds az the time Of such service
Of process on tneii hq m tneir possession
Sp1ngier Pa.rick. DUFF or. Campbell. Lane, Meylert,
Junkin. PEBBLES Alexander Nimck and william R. Niuck
claim interest sad prop ny, ard praying Judg
sid Morley and REYNOLDS for much as vi 4
pay the plaintiffs sad judgment against said MeCormick
and Carey.
The defendants required sld petition on or
heflrs tlctol sr d is5s ANTFII x PRENTISS
II GRISWOLD.
49, 49, 1as ATTORNEYS for Pi'T
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MONETARY.

As far as money matters were concerned, not
many of US were oyerstOcked for the first few
wears. We had no grain to turn off; our stock
IN trade was chiefly ashes and black salts.
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CORRECTION. - An egregious blunder was
made yesterday in the first verse of the follow
ing poetry Will "Annie" excuse it and take
this as the true version -
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Goal Dralers

1855.
VIZ. L PRICE. LEsTUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MoRRis.
DRICE, CRAWFORD a. NORRIS,
Il (Successors 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE - CO-l-Deal-
Brla Till, hneTa Ridge ard Chicpe Coal by the
cargO. Office, Cover, ment Pier, Cleveland. OHIO.
REFERENCES
T. p Handy. Cash'r COmliE B. Ward Detroit,
Bank. CleveIdil;eo W Doyle icago
Jo.dph Perkins, Prest Bank Rumsey Bros. X Co a.. do
Commeroe. Cegerd Parker Handy, Cashr Ocean
Hubby. Hughes n c.. do Bank ,---..---.. New York
n h sanger Casn'r Mich. sack eft. Belcher Co. do
ms Bank Detroit J. q. Beard. Toronto, c W.
A r. Adams, Cashr Sav'esi A. TayleT.-.-- do
Bank Detroit mhiN-dm ls1
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GEORGE BLACK.


IeSso II Morley Henry K. REYNOLDS,
Miller NJ Spangler, Pollard McCor- n r.r. ,r Com,
nick William +. Carey. Rirhard =. - -. C--
Pairick, S. Duf, X. Or, James ~ 49, - 'OiFiJ
Campbell, James Bredea, Samuel 1il's- w. O-i'.
IN Lane. A. n. Neylert. J. Nc Jun
kin. Alexander Nlmick william r
Nlmick. and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"A eePt 81 MORLEY Rsynolds SPsngsI aHd Ga5sy sS arg
his petition sad Court against the deendants above
named, II which It IS alleged, that al the November
Term ls56. said Court the plaintiff recovered lugs-
ment against sand Pollanl lIcCormick and WI Ism \
Carey for S70 debt and SlI 6lo0 costs thl whe me
suit pending IN which sad lusnent was ne
plaiufif sued order attachment, copy oI Wlcn
vas served On sad Jesse H. Morley and Henry K Rey
holds thai Sal Morley and Reynolds AZ the time Of such
S III prreSs on them had IN their possession personal
prpov Of sid Carey o the value Of S00 and that said
Snangler Patrick D. a. on, Campbell Lane. Meylert
Junkin PEBBLES, Mccormick Alexander Nnick and VII
iiam Niuck claim mt TEST IN said prupertystn
nraVioea Judgment agnnSt said Nor and Re nodsfor
much As will ray the plaintiffs said judgment asainsis
RIcCOrmck and Carey. -
before October 9, is5s AXTELL 4 PRENTlSSs
sal dew lse Attorness forPl Plaia;il
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In Court Of Com
Sm0n Pleas, Guy
( shosa Co, Ohio.
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Drugs.

SOAP-Low' Brown Windsor AID
- Honey Ssap, C-eavors GlYcerine, Musk and Honey
SoaP-waTranted senuine-for sale hy
feb9 y W SACKRIDER.
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
- Hair and Coih Brushes aso Teeth Brushes Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal WOOD. For sals By
feh9 +. W SACkRlDER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmeHt just received setheT with great variety
of Ierfumery aud toilet articles at
fs19 T. W SACKRIDER-
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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THE NEW CASKET.

A s THIS is THE AGE OF M
- provemeit and refinement the Subscriber pleas
use IN saying that be prepared furnish "a entire
new Fcie IN the UuleIt7 line anything
ever biore introduced Il j. ofhis manufacture made
IN te CasAe of aad = highly uramentcd, with thick
plate glass running the entire length
view can be had with ease.
The CASkETha has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant
peaIances Of the old style OF Collins They PERFECTLY
aif-tst and Light and convenient transpara
lua or putiing1n vaults, OF cOmmon
/ liar article Is much used IN eastern cifi-s
Persons losing friends and ANYTHING
the ave line viii ind Il much the ling
and swimming for themselves where they find eVery
/ attention gwen. DAM. W. DUTY Uuderaker
| Ciete aud. June ibI-uih26.lq7 No s. F,rio Il
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| CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1855

u PLAIN and Ornamental rutins OF every description
done II the Printing Establishment Of the Loadcr Ohce
the latest improved and ostrapid presses IN
best short notice. AMI rates Par
cuar attention paid TO blank work Every description
Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c &c.
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From 1928 until 1880 the township was over
run with Mormon preachers, priests and proph-
cts, who carried destruction to al domestic hap
piness wherever they entered a house or neigh
bOrhood A great many of the inhabitants
seemed to be perfectly derangej. A number of
families were broken up by them. In 1880,
such of the inhabitants as had embraced this
faith disposed of their effects as best they could
and left the country for the eOuntry's goOd." 4"
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au7d6w l9s
THE ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY OF /
PITTSBURGH.

Jesse II. Morley. Henry K. Reynolds,
Miller BI Spangier, Pollard fIcCur-
nick, William \ Carey, Richard
Pafrick. $. Duff. H. Or. JamesCamp-
bell, James Breteu, Samuel M. Lane,
A. N. Meylert, J McJunkin. Alex
andsr Nimick William X. Nimick,
and Robert Peebles.
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tS55- For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
page.
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SPIRITUALIsM,

DR.. E. Humphrey has the honor Of being tn,
first person that tried to produce Spiritual Raps
He neither got them loud nor long.
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PASTURAGE-1858.
TNHE PASTURES OF THE gT$s
Il subscriber about 309acres, IN The Cuyshugs iiJf
valley VIII be open onan aiter Nav Isl Per ks<lE4
sons Who NAV send Cows hereby Notified that they will
be charged tor the entire scasn. from date entrance 10
Nov lst uules hey i've notice writing the time
an earlier VII hdrWa and also that the undersigned vii
not 6e liable or ANIMALS that may stray gm be injured
while said premises.
TEkMS-tifiy cents per week, yable every Monday
IN 'vaaee unless arrangements made with the sub
scrIher for the season
Apply at my ONCE Merchants Bank SuperiorSt .
OF 20 Nm r9rd terismanr al The entrance gates
house on University Heights s. s. STONE
T11aVernuI Nurr .,TfN NTuvf /
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4 - x -

II awana, Brier HIN, Chippewa, Iulm1dge and New
HI.
Office No Oviats ExchaI Yard foot Superior Street
aPi9
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUNIINOUS COAL which rs
particularly adaptedto domestic purposes as well as for
steam smith be had OF the undersigned Ag gouts
for the Company.
Orders for cy foreign te viii be eNecued with dis
naic and Coal delivered any prt OF the city Of quality
which will not fail to please LEFT at either Of Offices
OF atthe storeof Gaylord Hammond No 3eSuperlor-st
SCONILL \ WHEELER
No Il River and g x 2. Coal Pier
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New Painting Establishment,
On the Public Square, one door North Of Ken
daH's Store
TASCOTT 4 HOPKINS ARE
Il prepared % do House. Sign, Carnage snd Ornamental
Painting-Imiiatingo Of Woods Marbles Paperanginr ~
Orders solicited aD29.lv TASCOTT \ HOPKINS
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C0AI,---COAL

COAL--C0AL.
NOW is THE TIME TO SET IN
IN your Winter supply We are daily reoeivl asplen
ld artic for Stoves Grafes, which sell 3 60
pertOa Parties wishing to purchase will do well = give
M call All orders through the Post Oice promptly al
ended To- Ofices and Yars on C. p K. X Pier and al
= Is = n n u '''i's '''''' John HAYS X co
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IN { Ourt OF Com
mon Peas, tuy-
ahnga Co, Ohio.
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SPRING 4 SIMMER NEWS.
AT COSTs

A FEW EXTRA No. | BUFFALO
"A ROBES, Horse Blankets and Sl~ish Bells, can
row be had at cost, by calling at
March ,. '5s.l PATCH & O~PDYCKE-S.
DARN FOR SALE i will sell a
farm situate in Rowland. Trumbull County, con-
tanning eighty txo acres OF land, in good condition.,
about twenty i've acres Of good timber, the balance
under good cultivation, a small frame hous., and good
sized frame barn. For further particulars call ON the
subscriber. J. B. DRAKE.
Rowland, March 81, ls5a-.f.
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HOSlER1 of all kinds. for Ladies and
IL Gentlemen, at all prices. from SIC per pair to
sc The largest. best and cheapest stock ever offered
to the trade in this county. would respectfully invite
this attention Of buyers to my sock. as l kRsD ! can
sell as cheap as any one else.
March Il. 80. ]. J. W
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NOW
For Sale by Subscription Only!
THE LIVES OF
American Merchants.

BY FREEMAN HUNT. A. N,
Editor Of the '.Merchants' Magazine" with nineteen
Steel Portraits, a. follows:
Thomas Uanlasyd Perkins, Thomas Pym Cope,
Peter Ch.rdon Brooks, James Gore King,
Joseph Peabody, Samuel Appleton,
Joseph May, samuel Slater,
Jonas Chickering. Asa Clapp.
Patrick Tracy johnson, Elias HH1kett Derby.
steuhen Allen. Major samuel shaw,
Amos Lawrence, Abbott Lawrence,
William Lawrence. Harry K. W. Hill,
james Brown.
Two volumes. syo., bound in s. GO
The same-bound in library sheeP-.-..."..--- 90
The same bound IN half calf. or half antique. < IL,
The same-bound in full Turkey, silt..---...-. IL 90
Mr.. Hunt. the editor of this valuable hook, has been
for several years gathering the material for this impor
tant addition to the sterling literature Of the country
Ii contains. amon- others. we'll writes biographies
Of Thomas II. Perkins, Thomas ?. Cope. Peter c.
BROOKS. james. @. King, Stephen GiTari. Matthew Ca
rev. Jonathan Goodhue. Gideon Lee. Walter X Jones.
Samuel Appleton. Asa Clamp, John J. Astor, Amos aud
Abbott Lawrence, Judah Tnuro. Stephen Allen, Henry
Laurens. Robert Morris. John Hancock, Harry K. W.
Hill. and other prominent merchants. by such biogra
pliers as Edwprd Everett. Joseph r. Chandler, Charles
King. Rev. Dr.. Rerrian, Rev. DIR. Blake. Nathan Apple
ton. Josiah Quincy. G.. $. billiard, Rev. Z. Peabody,
Alexander Walker, etc.
The publishers haze spared no labor nor expense to
produce this work in the style OF substantial elegance
which its character deserves, and to make it worthy OF
the patronage OF that numerous Fraternity to whom
its pages are inscribed.
As this magnificent production is the first which has
ever been dedicated 10 the mercantile part OF the com
munity. il is hoped that MISUNDERSTANDING the Sc
we're stringency Of the tiEes-wiil eheerfuily give it
their support. and thus secure to the publishers al
least a fair remuneration Tor their enormous outlay
"hiie showing an appreciation LOT 4 roIH l1nlcn WI
compare favorahly with those CT other profesSionS)
devoted to their own guild
Recommendations from Leading and In.
fuential Papers.
TFrom the New York Evening Post.1
American merchants-aII of them remarkable for sa-
y.r,,v and qprcsss As m.n of business. and some Of
them distinVuished as the authors OF great commercial
and manut,cturinc enterprises, phiIanthropIts, found.
ore N nnhIir institntions. or in some other way 4.
ppblie henef.ctors. . = 1t is of the
greatest inDortance that the multiludes who are drawn
into his pursuit. should have constantly before them
The EXAMPLES of those who have acquired in it not
merely wealth, hut the general respect of mankind,
and who have dispensed heir wealth ~werthiIy. and III
obedience to the suggestions Of = wise and large
humanity.
.-hp.. 81 5-.z.,1
t''O'N +" DOS'0" my
The biographies are very interesting, ana those
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Township Election.

The Republican Ticket carried by a majority
of about one hundred and fifty.
The following Officers were elected
Trustees, Josiah Soule, jesse S. Haymaker,
Edward Spear. Jr. Clerk, d. B. Gilmore; As
SCISSOR, E. W. Weir; Treasurer. James Hoyt.-
Constables, J. B. 81. Stebbins. John W. Brooks,
VIM. Gibson. Supervisors, Thos. Mccormick,
Benz. Lane. Joseph Lewis. D. Wannemaker, S.
F. Dickey. II. c.. Wilson. H Wilson, VIM. Harsh
John Shafer, Us. Brooks. J. Tayler, j. Duben-
dorf. P. Lynn, J. Beck, C. Diehl, and Samuel
Downs.
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penmanship.

Penmanship.
We were SHOW n some Writing Books by Mr..
Buckingham, which were written under his
care in the Salem Schools. and bound in a neat
volume and sent to the Schools in this place for
the pupils equal or excel. if they can.
The books from Salem surpass any we have
seen for neatness. while the writing reflects cred
it on teacher and pupils.
As our Warren Schools have the same teacher
and the same advantages. we hope they will not
fall behind the Salem Schools in proficiency.
We shall publish the names of the scholars
whose writing books shall be bound in the No.
1 Volume