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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29
IMPORTANT NEWS
TIE ATLANTIC ABE

Warren, Sept s9.A 50
Editors eftAs ckrssiele:-Eou viii please announces
ponaent has just returned from the great Eastern Ne.
ircpoiis-xhere he saw the Cable lzid-sssisted Inlay
and saw several other Metropolitan itens; b1fof most
importance 20 the readers OF yoar i.urnsl, sag and
bought th. largest and best stock Of goods part Of
which are enumerated helog9 which are offered 70,
"sALE,"
mot 70 take hsne and use a shiies sad then resutn;
= VERY Low prices; for sssn. both a.
Wholesale AND RETAiL,
and Tould invite the ~sts-niioa Of both merchants snd
consumers generally.
HATS Cal fer men AID boys, all styisG
II CABLE HAr-New stsfe and nice.
Travelling. Work. Toilet and Cap Baskets, all styles
and prices: KNIFE Baskets. Dinner and Toy Baskets
CARPET BAGs tSDsArcHELs-<lselnains Siiisn.
Brussels. venitisn. EraHslsd and Plush all varieties
LsDrEsTURKfsH MOROCCO TRAVELLING BAas
cHENELns 4 BERLIN iHR IN WOOL snnsrs=A .r..,
variety ofpatterns. ard prices LIS to es.0o. .
cHILRRENs wool sIIAwfs. TALYAs SPs AND
HOODS AND RiGaoLETrs@Am Iinss reryeheap.
H~0sERY-Lsdies Misses and ChildrsIsi, ali kinds
colors and prices, call and see them
c~HTLDRENs LEGGINS-diferent kinas, chilsrsss
Hose. Wool and Merino Sali cOl.rs.
.GLoyES-for Ladies' and Genss, all kinds and prIees
in Hnck. Wool and Silk. lined and plain.
Lsdies and Gsnts. in Buck, Wool.
Sill. and Li'ls; = ar's rate assortnsnt,y very cheap.
call and see them-
GLOVES AND MIffFNs-a good stock.
U~NDEHsHIRTs " DRAwERs-she beat and cheap
est stock In t-vn. call and see
~RIBB0Ns-in silk and Cotton
RUcHE5-siifinds styles and prices. some With ssv
ers. cheap snS sastY.
"a good assortment.
JET ~CoLLARs-for Ladies, . nsB article and very
fashionahie.
CURL CLAsPs-for Ladies' use.
c~HILDRENs N INPAsFs HATS AND 0APs-ail
kinds.
Isa GRO. RATTAN HOOPS.
C0vHRED STEEL AND BRASS HOOPS.
ELsf0 sKIRTs-rhite and eolored. sore neg
STYLES: the attention Of Ladies 10 fzvit-d-
cHtSfILLt VgILS-Greena and Brewn Rarsxes.
~CfT0N5- great variety Of styles.
PAPER AND sTATI0NARY-Consistisg Of Can.
sistts. Commercial Nete. Bath Post and cir Psper.
Baf Canary. White and Fancy knseIopes. steel
Peas. Wool Pencils Pen Holders, Rubber Essefs
&C. Sc, all qualities
'ERFUAERY-soap. c~oIosnss. L~ussraIs, Lilly uhis,
Extr acts. &c.kc
d~EM0RASDUA hooks lsrg. stoek
: AIRS AND SLATE PENCILS.
Bs4ps y BUGLE TRIMMING.
BaXBe~-snud Bores and Cigar Cs..<
Threais. Linen. Wdite and Coiored Spool Thread
Pins. Hooks & Eyes. Needles. Combs. Bru shes en-
Caps. Thslebsne. fockst Knives. ecjssors. Knff-
sharpners. suspenders. Eisstics, Gunbslls, spect.es
les. de-. &c.
MOTHER o OF fiE PATENT FIRE KTsnLsas
kars 70 90 every time snd cheaper than shsyin rs.-
Cali shc gets box.
Farther particulars next week. In the neEntins rs
,vite Esrryssdyt TO cali in and see for tsetnseiress /;
J.. J.
seP'. %. 50. No. 10 Hs-ket g..
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Gas.

We are glad to learn that the rnject of light.
aagsihe houses and streets of this town with Gas
has been taken M by some citizens who have
The VIII and ability 4" carry it through success.
dufty- They are now investigating the suhi ct
carefully, aRd ,f satisfied that IN. ,b;no r;u
pay, they will ut opce making ar.
engagements ia The er elton of gas works.
We have little dcuot as to the result Of the
investigation. for, it is certain that there "a ma, /.
town with the saine population, on the Western
Rs rv-. which is 50 favorasly situated for being
thus lighted. as Warren. Coal of the be., Kind
can be delivered here for s.. 50 to 81 per ton.
and the town is compactly built.
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The Weather. Here. and There

While we have dark. weeping skies. a daulr,
misty atmosphere. ard mud and water in abun.
dance. our friends Clewell and ElweIl. twho
were graduates fpm this Ofice.) in their paper
the Hudson. Owls } Star. of the 18th inst
boast Of the good times they are having. in
this style
Who ever experienced such glorious nights as
We are having be. just now 7 The thern:ome-
ter indicating 20s below rero-the atmosphere
clear and ivigOrating- bright moonlight, and
no end 10 fun and frOlici
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN rHs
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What? why a beautiful Head Of Hair.

What? Why a beautiful Head OF HAIR
Because il is the ornament Gsd Hi~ss0 provided
for ali oar race. RrsIer. although the rose may bloom
ever 60 brightly in the glowing cheek, the eye be ever
so sparkling. the teeth be those Of pearls. IL the heal
is bereft Of its covering. or the hair he snarled and
shriveled. harsh aAs Org. or ~orse sin. u %spsinslsd
Prof. w0of's Hair Rest0r2iiTe, IL used .wo or tnfee
uBss a week. will restore and psrnsntly secure to all
such an ornaEasnt, Resi the following ana judge :
s@r:
DR. wooD:- Nex York. April 10. 1853.
Deer Sir:-Permit ne to express 10 you the obli-
| gstisns 1 AN under fer the entire restoration OF my
ha = TO ins original color: about the time Ofmy arrival
in the United states IL was raphily becoming gray, but
upon the application Of yonr .'Iiair Restorative" il
soon recovered its orieinsl hue consider your Res
IS we'll as agreeable. AN. dear sir. yours truly.
s~.THALBEB3.
"Dryeh ar dsylieiydet."
Welsh Newspaper Office. 10 Nassau st., April ~, SO.
PRoy. o J. wooD:-Dssy sir:-sone month or sx
weeks ago I received = bottle of your Hair Restorative
and gave IL 10 my wife, who conclu-lsd TO Try il on her
qair, little thinking At the time that it would restore The
: ny hair 10 its or gina; color: hat TO her A. yell - my
surprise. after a few weeks trial it has ~perfcrnedt that
wonderful eject by turning ali the gray hairs to . aark
brosn. .. the sane time besutih ing and Ihirkeningihe
hair. l strongly recoDmen the above Restorative 20
al persons in wsbt Of such = change o. their hair.
CHARLES CARDET.
New York. July 25. 1857.
ProF. n. }. TsoD: With eon6dencedo 1 recommend
NS9A AaeAA
tele I ever say. Since using your Hair Restorative,
nv hair and Ehissers which we're almost white have
-raluzlly grown dark and I now feel confident that .
lev more applications viii rsstore them TO their natural
eo.1r. II also has relieved me Of all dandruf and an
olsl.slt itehing. 30 common among persons Who per,
spire freely Ie- kILBf.
Paop. wosv-Abent .so yesrs ago my hair com
meDced faIins - snd turning grey; I vas isssbeconr
ing baId, and had t.ied msny Remedies TO no eject
I commenced using yoSr Restorative 10 January last
A few applications fsst-neS my hair firmly IL beysn
to an 10. Kros on. and turn 6Ses so-Its former color,
(olsekJ AZ this lime il 10 fully ssssored 10 It's original
color, heakh and appearance. and enserinlJ
recomn end its use to 81. - Hoss-
Chicago, III May I. 81.
The Restorative 10 put mp In hstties Of , sfSss. vis-;
'arge. medium and small; the small \ . pint. an re-
ziis for one dollar per bottle: the medium holds al
least twenty per cent. more Ia proportion than the
mall rrtaiis for two iollsIs per houle: the large holds
l quart. ~ per cent. nore in proportion, aAd retzts
or 81.
o. }. WOOD 4 CD. Projectors. 3i9 Broadway. Mex
fork. Tin the great ". Y. Wire Railing EstabiishnenGJ
Ard ia Market st.. 81. Louis. No.
And sold ~ all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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Some JntsIiasnfs.
Vocal Music.

Vocal Music.
We give below a letter from some of the citi-
zen. of this place. inviting Prof. W. G. Webster,
of Buffalo. N. Y, to give a course Of lessons here,
and his reply:
WAEkES. O. Dec 10Th. 1858.
PkoF. W. {. WEBSTER, Dear Sir =
We. whose names are hereunto afixel. de
einous Of promoting the cause Of Music, in War
rem and vicinity, and knowing of your success
IN teaching in other places. would most respect
fully solicit a course Of lessons in this soul-enno
bling art from you. &C your earliest convenience.
hereby pledeiug ourselves to do what we eau to
further the Object in view and for the promotion
of yonr interests in the same.
Hoping this may rsceise your earliest atten-
ton, We remain. yours truly.
JAMES MARVIN,
GEo.ADaMS.
A S. ROBBINS.
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Alphadelphian

The Alphadelphian. young Ladies Literary
Socitty.) would announce to the public that a
Literary Festival will be held at High School
Hall. Warren. Wednesday Evening, Dec, och,
less. Exercises will commence at Z O'Clock
precisely. Admittance. 10 cts.
MAGGIE HARMON, Prest.
EMMA BEowS, Cor. See'y.
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WATCHES IMPORTED
AT

THE UBSCKIBER has Just returned
L from the East, with a larger stock Of Jewe:ry and
Motions than he ever brought. before. and has also re-
crived a large Case of " stehes from Switzerland. of
all prices Among these are q req Natile Chronome-
tiers, cost $40; also some very hne Silver Watches,
cost irum - 10 sisO. Having made Arrangements to
receive 5000 uorth of Watches. No+tkIy. and beiI z
obliged 20 sell them. dealers and others will ind that
1 will sell at very low prices.
have also. a very large stock OF all K nds of Jewel
ry, Fancy 6oods. spoons. &C.; that I will sell to Ped.
dlers and Watch Makers, as low as they can buy al New
York. Also 4 new lot Of American Watches and usubls
sight Spectzcles-
Please call and see my stock.
WARREs. Nov 81, ,5S-tf TILES yIUrROT
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Fatal Accident.

A young man named Herringer was killed in
Lordstown a few days since He was coon hunt
ing with others, and having freed a coon. pro
eeeded to cut down the tree; a huge limb fell
striking Herringer on his bend. breaking his
skull, and producing death-DemoTat.
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a Bald Eagle.

A Bald Eagle. measuring seven feet four
inches from tip to tip of his wings. was shot on
Tuesday. in Champion, by Mr. Amos weiss. Of
that town. It was purchased by a gentlemen Of
this place, who viii have it preserved.
Hereafter, if our imagination scars upward in
airy flights, it will be because ICE srrite with a
quill from an eagles wing.
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HineY Item.

Hi Imam Z. Burt. of Fowler. and Farrar
of Johnston. were arrested last week. charged
with honey-AGrOest ns in hiOes not their own
d,ey were ImTr son-d in the Jail. to spend then
honey moon and await their trial.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
John RAtliG,
John Craft & WHEY
BY virtue Of an alias order Of sale. In the above ent;
Tel eausr. issusi out of the COur; Of Common Pleas o
Irumbull County, Ohio. 20 me directed and delivered
] have levied on. and shall expose to publi. sale. a
upon execution at Law. at the door Of the Cour, House
In Warren. in said county, on
Saturday, the sth day of January, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 o'einek A. NJ, and & O'Clock !
NJ of said day. the following described Real Estate
to wit: Situate IN Rowland, Township No. 4, in III,
third IA ge Of Townships in the Connecticut weste1
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio. and which 10 also in N,
County Of Trunhull, and 10 known by part Of lot No
81 in said Township, and Ia bounded as follows, viz
Beginning at a post standing in the centre Of the roar
sixteen rods Eve links south 2Io ives, from the north
west corner Of land in said lot decided by Jacob Per
kins TO Warner Young. June u. l-5O. and at the south
west sornrr OF land contracted by said Warren Yonn.
to Ira Hawkins: thence east thirteen rods 10 a stake
thence ". 81 Is. parallel with said road two chains IL
links to q stake 10 the southeast corner OF Ir. Hawkins
land: thence vest on said Hawkins south line thirtee,
rods to tie place Of beginning. being : rods in. vidtl
from north 20 south. and contains one hundred ana
four square rods Of land. AID is the same land deeded
by Warren Young & wife to John GRAF 4 wife, June 80.
ls53. Appraised 81 $3.50. T~erms-cash.
A o. LYMAN, Sherif.
Sherid's Once. Warren, Doc 2. IR5S-5v-463.
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Change.

We learn that Messrs. Anderson & Rupp have
purchased the fine brick store formerly occupied
10y J.. q. Kibbee. They have been doing u
large business in their old store, and will doubt
less enlarge their trade. as they have enlarged
heir facll.ties.
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A Bovine Item.

We noticed a few weeks ago. that some cattle
of Mr.. Cook, of Fowler. had been felOniously
driven of in a southern direction. Last week,
Silas Berry, of Beaver. was arrested, charged
with said offence. He is now in Warren Jail,
ready for his trial.
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Carriers Address

The Cironide CARR r will visit his patrons in
town. OF SATURDAY. with his a, nlal Messag
Which. though not as long as the Presidents he
thinks is as richly worth a quarter.
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.rn,o..u FuE TtuuhuuC ohn y. HarrnU hO.D eenberd ' TO-
T b.uhv esf, hJG nrt 10 n. a correct list ct all the LANDS. Town L"ss and aiP TGGy,
rtnea Deinu5I by The Traurer fs sad County. in January sS except e On mT nm e
..Mr that on h DapcIr of 1 5. ad ut the es Of u-pr eerhrgy year have en eemgei
eeorrts mr ON wh thirty r e tam penalty on such uns,to together nth h@xes" uer"e
st 80 h.ut,h =. mn- n., tbttbe hoe of the seyenlt tracts of land town hsa na real
Ne - e ~ G s~hu hTofa a wun he necesxyo pay the taxes and PENALTY
nag thMnnw viii he rd Mthr court House IN said County GU the ~ou npEs w w nO
oiJ@nuE , mS yrt TN county AFS"" CHARLES H. HUNT. Comfy Auditor.
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CARRIAGE FACTORY!

o@2Having greatly increased
E~Ii my facilities for manufacturing
--by the addition of new buildings, q
steam engine and machinery to my establishment, j
an prepared TO furnish vehicles Of every description
ofthe best quality. and at fair prices.
an elegance OF finish. quality of materials. and ex
ceiience OF workmanship, the Carriages shall mot be
surpassed In the state.
Painting, Trimming and Repairing, done at the
shortest notice, and in the best manner
Kinsman. o.. Oct o. Isss-u
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JEW AMERICAN CYCLoPEDIA,

~ The Cd and ID volumes are just received at
ADAMS. where subscriptions are taken. and the only
way Is can he had; it will be completed in Is octave
vols. 80 double column pages, at %, % per vol, in
clo-h. 80 in Law binding.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ William Palm b,
=. In rruassn Co n. Plea.

AAA1A Tam
In Trunssn Co u. Plea.
John J Cunning and wife.>
By virtue Of an order Of sale. In the shove entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court OF Comnson Pleas o.
rrurnbulI County. Ohio. to me directed and delivered
] have levied upon and shall expose to pubic sale
IS upon execution st law. 1t the door OF the Court
House In warren. Trumhuii County, on
Saturday, the Sth day of January, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, the
follouing described Real Estate. TO Wit Situate in
Warren Town Plat. township number four, IN the On
range Of townships in the Connectisrt Western Re
serve. In the State OF ohie-snd hich-tsxfso-i Tn the
County OF Trnmhpll. and is known by the north east
end eliot No 2. and 10 boun led as follows. viz: Be
ginning AZ the north east corner Of lot No CT twenty
seven, thence south along the east line Of Esid lot az
" one feet ga thence west II rods; thence north az
y one feet (D to the norih line Of lot g; thence easi
I'D eleven rods TO the place Of be Tinning: contzinint
all the lands and tenenenis within said boundaries,
reseryins two rods in width on the east end for an al
ley or street for the use Of lots d, % and "a be the
same more or less. Appraised At s62S- TERMS
cash on day of sale B. IfMAN Sheriff:
shsrif's Once. Warren. Dee. 8. '5s-ss-t.l3
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Renting of Slips.

ucHIIBE VI NIfPs'
The Slips of tl.e Presbyterian Church will be
rented for the ensuing year. on Monday, Jany.
Sd, commencing att O'Clock P. NJ.
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E DRUGS.


The undersigned respectfully announce to theii
patrons and the pnhlie in general that they are neu
r~eeeivip: = large invoice Of
DRUGS. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE WOODS. CHEMICALS.
and all the varied articles usually f0untin establish
meuts Of this kind
Our Stock is selected with care in reference to both
quality and Price, and We feel confident that We can
ofer unequafled Inducements to all who choose to ex
anime our Stock and prices.
Feeling grateful TO our Friends for the condolences
heretofore given rs, We hope to merit a continusDee
of the same in future By fair dealing and strict stten-
sion TO the details Of the Drug BuGness-it being anr
aim TO merit patronage by the good qHalfy.zs we'll as
reasonable prices OF our Goods. and Tor cash or prompt,
short time payments. are determined TO Oder induce
ments to the trade, heretofore unequslled in Northern
Ohio.
wAkRrs, Oct, 9th. SO, WOODS & PEW.
1885,. Our Fall e. Winter Stock of 1859.
CARRIAGE & HARNEss TRIMMINGS were never
so on-e.e frsnsRdors. serted and cheap as now.
Everybody may save money by buying OF
PATCH & oPpYcKR.
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FO SALE.
Rare Chance for Investment 1!

I'HO dwelling houses with garden lots
l. attached. and two sne building iots-one sdjoin
ing Judge Birchsrd's Once, and we'll 6tted for a busi
ness stand: the other a large lot near Amos Dunlap's.
Else. = hne Garden Farm of nearly Ten acres within a
mile and q quarter of town. having a good two story
brick awelling.s good harm and orchard, is welifenced.
in good repair and under . high state Of cultivation
For prices and particulars enquire at King * Broth
ers JeWelry Store, or Of the subscribed.
w-B. KING.
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Saturday, the sth day of January, 1859,


between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and P. NJ. Of
sflu day. the following described Real Estate OF tn.
defendant hoheson. to wit: Situate in weNthershrId
being t~rwaship number three in the third range o.
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. In ths
State ofUhiJ. and which is also in the County OF Tfum.
bull. and Is known by part of the Great Salt Spring
Tract. being tNelve acres and flrtYsix rods nf land
desc -ibrd in the deed from the administrators Of Lewis
HeaiOn To Jacob R,'heson hearing date the 9TH day Of
Octo.er lisa. and recorded Trumbull County X. cords.
Boo. g., pages % and SO. tn which record reference is
had for n more perfect description
Also lot 50. az L 1mhered in the village plat OF Niles.
Also the undivided iwothirds part OF lots sixty three
and sixty six (63 anil 6) as numbered in the village
plat OF Niles.
Also the interest Of the said Jacob Robeson in the
warehouse lot in the village o. Mics. on which Is ths
ware-room now occupied by JAMS Ward & Co sup
posed an undivided half thereof. he'd by deed from the
executors Of Warren Heaton. decease..
so the undivided interest OF Jacob Sobeson in lot
nifty seven N the village plat Of Miles. held bv e6ulrsct
Of John Mcdonald.
appraised as follows The first described yieee Q,e:ng
twelve acres and forty-six rods Of Lsnd) at four hun
dred and ninety dollars $780, in money: and the Sc
cOhd described piece 81 land. being lot %. At eight
hundred dollars ts-tO) and the interest OF said Robe
son IN the warehouse lot supposed tn be an undiyides
half thereby at three hundred do liars 1880 and IN.
interest Il said Roheson in said lot ATS
seven. IN be vorth and OF the valne of 1fty- ave dollar.
tSjS.l and the undivided two thirds rart Of sad To-
nunbrr sixty three. at sixiy-six and So Ire dpuars
1850 66) and said undivided ts oihiris part Of saif
lot No sky six at one hundred aud tErnt, Ave dol
lars (sls5) EN- CASH on day Of sale
A. B. LYMAN Sheriff.
By G. A. HARNON. Deputy.
Sherid 3 once. Warren, Dec. >. s. 5E-7 q
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Explosion Of powder-BoYs Burned

A"ooiiging carresf oudent. writing hom Kins-
man. under date of 9th inst. says =
Our quiet town was throw. into ou;te nm
excitement on Saturday. tchristma,, evening
Some men and boys were firing an anvil on the
public spare, and as is usual in such case, tbev
became careless. when about half a Mound q
powder. which was in a pitcher exploded. burn.
.ng Thomas and David aeKinnie, badiy-apd
henry Tracy and Daniel II Brown. slightly
Inc burn. sere skiliully dressed by DR.. Dudley
Alien. and the patients ara now doing as well as
could be expected. under the circumstance
The three hrst named boys are sons of widows.
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Lectures

Professor E. D. Stark will deliver a course Of
Lectures on PhysiologA Phrenology and Physi-
economy. at Empire Ball. commencing on the
esesing of Jan.y. 9Th. He has shown ia many
natterine notices by the press of different towns
where ne has leetured. Life Aasfyated, The
excellent paper published by Fowler d Wells,
says Of him
"Dignihed and gentlemanly in his bearing.
Thoroughly imbued with the utility and m,oni.
tude of his chosen profession, he will command
respect for himself and his subject. and a. a
consequences, deserve and secure snccess."
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hEkkN. y DC IUCl, ICJ5,
Pkcr. W. C. WrssrrR, Dear Sir -
To Jams M.nvrs. Gro ADAMS. A. s RO.prss,

<Cs1-to
and others;
Centien,<a .-Yous Of December 10Th, con-
thinning the Invitation Ia visit Warren. for the
purpose of giving a course OF lessons in tse SCI
.ence of Music. is before me. | thank you fa
your expressions of kind regard. and pledge OF
corporations in any efurt | may put forth for
the furth.rance Of the god cause of Music in
yorr pize-; aud in reply to the same. would
inost respectfully announce ma acceptance Of
ynur invitation. / will he ia Warren about the
18th OF January next. to fulfil this engagement.
due notice in regard 10 which will be given
Though the PAPERS. and in circulars issued prior
to that time. lau. grntiriu-h. yours truly.
WILLIAM q. WEBSTER.
Ci,ariestown. Pa.1age Co Dec p. less.
Mr.. Webster has been teaching ciasses in Ra-
VIENNA. C,,rieStown anl Hiram Portage County
The Portage Clnntg Democrat. speaking of the
Concert given by ms class. at the close of the
term says:-
The Co.ic ut was satisfactory in a high degree
aud attended hy an unusually large audience
Pref Webster has proven himself nat only a
-su erir r'achrr al the cong art. but n peri, e.
a irf. in the contol and management of chill
dnen. aud has I-uiI.s ia Ravenra will hong re-
m-inbrr him with emotions of mingled r spec'
an ! love.
At the close of his school in Charlestown. the
a~oliowing. amss's tue highly complimentary
resolutions were unanimously passed. and pub
lisi,el in the Portage County Democrat:
All. That Pnf Webster is. in our opini..n, a
thcrpughly qualified teachrr of the much neg
1rcied science of music
9th. That We cordially recommend him TO all
Persons who wish to study or Improve in this
Inini exaiting science.
9th. That We iruier him our warmest thanks
for his in-trneiicns. and wish him abundant sue.
cess In his journ.y through life.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29
SILKS! SILKSI
DEL1NaUENT LIST oF LANDS, TOWN LoTs. &o.

A List d Lands. Town Lots. and Real Property, returned D. Erouent
vMbHs 49, S%. .ms%m muse mos on Inch heT es have sine h@n PAID with me Enes Of -S:1.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-29

A MOTHER STOCK OF BOOTS A.
a SHOES. for the Winter trade; the Kind tina, b.vs
heretofore giVeH entire satisfaction, call and ersmi,s
them. 1t the NEW Y0RE STo1.