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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
QUAKER JOKE.


A correspondent sends The BufTal,
Express the following good thing for tn
hot weather:
k. the Quaker President of &
Pennsylvania Railroad, during The con.
fusion and panics last fall, called upog
Che W with Which The Road had
kept a large, regular account. and asked
for an extension Of a part of its paper
falling dne in a few days. The Bank
President declined rather abruptly. say
ing in a tone common with that frafer
My.
Mr.. K. your paper must be raid at ma
surity. He cannot renew ~
Very WE'LL our Quaker replied, and
left The Bank. But he did not let The
matter crop here. On leaving the Bank
he walked quietly oyer TO the depot and
lelrgraphed all The agents and coBduc-
ters on the Road, to reject the bills On
the Bark. In a few hours the
trains began to arrive full of lie panic,
ard bringing The Dews Of disirus, of the
W-Ba Bank all along tie line of the
Road. Stockholders and deposiIors fock-
ed into the Bank, making the panic, in
curing What's The matter?' is The
Bank broker A little inquiry by The
officers showed that The trouble original.
ed in The rejection Of The bills by the
Railroad. The President seized his hat
aud rushed down 10 he Quaker's cfice,
aud came busting in with the inquiry
Mr.. K. have you directed the refusal
Of our currency by yoar sgenis?'
Yes was die quiet reply.
why is This? Ii will ruin us.
well, friend l.. Isupposed thy
sbauk was about TO fail, as thee could not
renew a little paper for US this morning.
IL is needless 10 ser Mr.. lie
-newed all The Quaker's paper and enlarg-
ed bis line of disceut, while ihe magic
wires carried all along the road. to every
agent, the sedstive ms ssage, 'The
@--Bank is all right. Thee may
'ake its currency
I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Wetegd loot Speas u ~ pub
lie 81 H. v.rtnrs. Tr-uues,
every tOwn. and ain ost erry
hamlet Of the American STAT :,
its wonderful cures of pulmun.Iy
|, c0mpia nts have made IL already
known Nay few are the .amI-
lies in any CIVILIZED country M
this continent without s"use rr
xsoral -axp-rieura 81 - .n-rr..
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF IS
AT THE
Warren Dry Goods store.

! SSIE are now receiving Our Stock of
w Spring aud summer Goods. which. when com
ple:e. viii he the largest and most attractive ever
brought to TrGm'uIl County.
Cur stock hasaeen selected with particular reference
20 the wants OF the community. and Comprises bta-Iy
everything belonging to the Dry Goods trade. together
with a good assortment OF Millinery Goods. such as
Silk, NeApo!itaE and Straw Bonnets. 0! tbci test yes
and lest qualities: French Flowers, BiDbuus. Ruck,
Borders. &c.
Our stues-of silks Eas never larger, comprising.
every desirable article the mGrset sfOrts.
We are determined 70 UIer inducements IN low pri.
ces lhat will give a few impulse to our large aud in
=reasiIg sales, AID shall make every reasonable exer-
tion 10 secure the largest trade Of the season.
We respectfully solicit the people OF Warren and
vicinity TO cali and examine ioar goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
PECK, BTRWELL & co.
Warren. Aprii "a, 1853.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Ia Asia they worship monkeys. Query
don't the c%Iitter Sometimes get deiied
among US?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

and fewer yet the communities any uhere Shirh hive
not among thrm Sos e Iivii = trophy or iJs yirtory over
the subtle aud dangerous 20 sra~-s d THROAT and lungs
While u il the most FOgeriai antidctc ut kr"uH to
usan for tn t,rIidallv ard lanserous q sass Of The
ru'monrry Dr=aus, It Is 4 - the plrssant->J an" safest
reuielr that can he employed for infants nd yong
persaRs. Parents should have It in store agaiuSt the
i~Hsiiious cneiay that steals upon them unprepsr-i-
We have abundant grounds to be ieye the CHERHV
PEiToRu saves more lives By tue Cousunptions it
prevents than those il cures. Keep il ny yo1,
and cure your colds while they are durable, nor neg
lect them until no human skill can master the iuexn-
rahlc esnker that, fastened on the yitals, eats your life
away
All know the dreadful fatality Of In 9 disorders, and
as they know too the virtues of this remedy, We need
not 10 more than assure them It IS still made the hest
il can he. We spare no cost. no care. no toll L. pro
duce it the most perfect possible. ant thus aEoTd those
who rely on it the best agent which our skin ran fur
nish for their cure.
PREPARED By DIR. J. G.. AVER,
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II UNKNOWN QUANTITIES." o

~ Horse Br~ushes-some with crooked handles
"on 'em'-Cards, Curry-;he-mane combs, and summer
blanketing for the sane noble animal, at
PATCH & ~DYCKF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
SCHOOL BOOKS.
WALL PAPBR.-we are jus;

w ing our second supply Of paper hangings, snd
can say there is nothing like so fall and complies an
assortment In this region OF the country, and are bOuEd
to please all customers. Call aud examine. at
April %. ADAMS BOOKSTORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

DLAlN AND FANCY French Bara.

l. ges, Tissues, Chillies, Barage Robes. Summer
Silks. &c.-the most complete variety in the county.
is offered for the inspection ofthe Ladies, at the
NEW YORK STORE %
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
Darutp.
A CHARGE OF


:Betsy's got Smother bahyi
Darling, precious litlle type;
Grandma s2ys-and she knows surely
That you ne=er saw the like.
Isn't It a beaming besuyy,
Laying there SO sxes; and snus7
airs. jones pray stop your scandal;
-DArlin's nose Is ne; a rsS4
Some one sass lis Pa all over.
whereas Pa turns very red.
And to scan his features. quickly
To the looking glass has fed
But RECEIVERS mis- comPosure
When he hears the nurses story,
,NhO admits that OF all bahy's.
This. iajesd's the browning glory.
AUNT Belinda says she guesses-
Says, indeed. she knows IL. poz-
That it will prove to be s grester
Man than e'er its father was;
Proving thus the modern thesis.
Held by reverend doctors. sage.
That in babies as in wisdom.
This is progressive age
Uncle Tom looks on and wonders
At so great a prodigy;
Close and closer. still he presses.
Thinking something brave to see.
Up they hold the babe tefore him,
While they gather in = ring,
Bat, alas the staggered uncle
vsinly tries its praise to sing.
As he stares. the lovely infant,
Nesting by its mothers side,
opes its little mouth. and smiling.
durgling forth a milky tide.
Uncle tries to hide his bushes,
Looks about to find his hat.
stanbles blindiy Ger a cradle.
And upsets the startled cat
Why. OH why such awkward hlundersf
Better far have stayed away,
Nor have thrust yourself, where vonsn
Holds an undisputed sway.
Do you think that now they'll nane It,
As they meant to, AFTER you'7
Wretched mortal! let me answer,
You're deluded if you dol
Round about the noisy women
Pass the helpless stranger now,
Repaired with each vacant feature,
Chin, and mouth. aud eyes. and brow;
Ind for this Young bud Of promise.
Al neglect the rose in bloom;
Eldest born, who quite forgotten.
Poats within her lonely room.
Sound the stage horn ring the coz bell
That the waiting world may know;
Publish 1t through all our borders.
Even into Mexico.
seise your pen, obi dreaming pOetf
And in numbers smooth as may be.
Spread afar the joyful sidiag.,
Be.sy's got another baby.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Bad for tho head-one hickory. club,
-.or four whisky punches
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

A ARGN BURR.-Tbe life Of This
~ memorable man, is st lest ready. and for sale al
Feb. III ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Your food d stresses you. arE v0r can only r..- certain
ktnts. aad ever Of tia, yoa- sssir-. doe uJs ct hali
m nyur'-hraeat i cOrtaIr>. ., ;E- tcr.us,nou> duId
OF ihr ctiiEer eats Il ~, u,-q oar c.: aiavirr .1Scs
Is 'loo1 am rtcumcs "a low a. gree. ISL AN Your
Re I day 3 gOE-. For want # uosrfsn.--at. voar 81
ten becomes loose and fabby. and the Il r-s u your
hody become relaxed Then follow traiL r disc scs
which the Medical Discovery : iecuiitfiy .sIpte,i TO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

The new fF1 would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants 20 their large stock Of Gr0eeries, before
Purehasine elsewhere
Having removed 20 t"eir new and spacious Stores
Nos. 202 and 284 crawford's Block. Rivey Street, they
are prepared to otter goods as low as they can be bough
in Ibis market. WM.
MAY Z. 1855 If. HIRAM IDDINGS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

The Boot, shoe and Leather business aiH be carried
on 1t the old slant. No.. 20 Vain Street. Warren. Oais.
ny james AcCOnneli and a c. Mcdonnell. under the
firm oiJ-& \ O. Mcconnell. where they win be glad
u see the frisDds and patrons Of the old firm. They
pledge themselves that they Eiii ende4vcr to suit ALL
as we'll IN article as price, ard all we wish to say fur
ther on he subject. is-that or friends give Us a call
before nurchasiug-
lTarraur sab u IgISts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

sad Tor tie relief a. Gomez r:iv~ psiira-s M asir-t eel
s.fE.s q he iis a>e.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
KINSMAM STEAM WOODEN FACTORY

DISSOLUTION.-The co-par,ner-
~ ship heretofore existing between Boardnan q
Reed. in the Foundry business. is this day closed by
mutual consent. All persons therefore having unset
tied accounts, viii please call and arrange the same
without delay. The business will he continued at the
old stand ~ Chas. BOardm2n. for the future.
CHAS. B0ARDMAN,
JAS REED.
Merton Fails. May 10, Is5s-6ms
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
the GRLFEAELaG FlHlLY HEDICnEy,

Newton Fails. and hy Druggists generally
Jan 21 ~lsJ>-iy.
THE GREPEABEaG FlHILY HEDlCh ES,
ARR prepared under the immediate Supervision Of a
sKiLEFUL physician. ana they lay be relied apon in
ali cases They consist Of
g%ARsHALL's UTERINE COTHOLIcoN-si so PER
BOTTLE.
A certain remedy for Whites; Falling Of the womr;
Irregular, D~eranged, Painful Transformation and dis
eases OF Pregnancy; Inflammation OF the Womb. anil all
Uterine difficulties. Pal itatiOn II the Heart. Nervous
ness, Irregular Appetite. OisOiderrt stomach aEd
Bowels. Indigestion. Nervousness. AMI all sympathetic
disturbances connected with deragenlenIs Of the Womb
and its appeudages.
~ MarshahTs Usrizs Cot5oheoH rW also enre
G-dSei. disease Of ne KidHeys. and eli aTiaary DIN
eaities IL males.
s-ARSAPARILLA COMPnUND-sI PEI BOTTLE.
win cure all diseases Of the Blood; HumoTs: Com
plants in the Bones and general system, arising from
Mercury or syphilis; all Chronic general diseases.
and all complaints in the Spring and Autumn, arising
from changes in the weather.
GREFEyBERI PILE REyEDY-siOGPER BOTTL
Certain in all cases Of Piles and Fi-tal- -
DYSENTERY SYRTP-50 CENTS 3 BOTTLE.
Au unfaiIinz remedy in Dar hea and Dysentery.
Cholera Morans. and Asiatic Cholera, and ali com
plants Of The bowels.
~CHILDREN'S ~PANACEA-jU CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Invaluable in all diseases Of Ch~iIdren-such IS
I~aundice. Gripping aud Flataleucy, DiarrhGa. Thrush,
Ricketts,, Commissions. Group. Measles. ~festhius. Ring
worm. Scald Head, want Of action in the Bowels, and
Worms.
FEVER AND AGUE R~ZMEDY-5O CENTS PER
BOTTLE.
Certain in all cases OF Fever ant Ague.
VEGETABLE PILLS-25 n Z bon
Sovereign IN the tollnsin- diseases: Bilious Com
plants. Asthma. Constipation. Dyspepsia. Erysipelas:
Low Nervous, and Simple FevrrS; Gastric FeYers.
Gripes, Heartburn. Headache. Indiszsticn n. Mysteries,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Disorders. Neuralgia. Rheu-
matism. aud sli diseases arising fron want Of action
in The digestive organs
EYE LOTIONS PER BOTTLE
For v o,ent inf1nsation. ordinary inf imation dim
ness and failing Of the sight. weakness in the eyes.
involuntary weeping. foreign 81 stances in the eye,
&c. il is a speedy s"t positive cure.
GREEN MOUNTAIN 0~INTHLSr-a5 CENTs PER
BOX.
Among the diseases 20 which this wou!.rf1I 1int-
u-nt Is al,rJ-d, are be f"i oail-: Glaudui-r : yell
ircs. tcuA IN The Isce. S~elIr-i g. csst aul Sa.r Mn
p.es Of SIrs;"= " Inen, bronchitis Peions asa kiTr
wurn- seal Heal; and . Is aI iavtipsh!- dressing
sor Hurus. S,Siis. Drawn Biis;-Es. aG1 Shingles
HEALTH BITTEGs-25 CENTS Fsk PACKAGE.
The hest ronic known.
TIE ~TREsENBERG HASUAL az HEAiTII-%5
CEN PEI CORY
Fsr Sale by woops 4 Pxw W Z Es>IeS.
NeEipl Falls; B1wN,N u : sP>HN Hrsr-yi ie; > Il
G. JuuSsoK, Hartford u > rNAla Kirsso nj: G. p.
CyETIs. Gr-tHr: E.P WOIr.yT. Farlhit gtoui aad ~
dealers il eGsciu.s throughout t"e state
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Games j. stewart,

~ Wholesale x RETAIL DEALER ~
.YINKEE NOTIONS. GLOVES. HOSIERY
FE4FUMEGY. SOUPS. HATS. CAPS,
ST1AW GOODS. &C. sc.
20. 10 lraket :, Get, warren, Ohio.
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co P-ARTgERsHIP NOTICE.
& IpnINes

The undersigned formed a co-partnershiP on thenrst
day Of April, io56, for the purpose Of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

DISSOLU ION. = The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned. Is
THIS day dissolved by mutual conssrt Of the parties
The notes AMI accounts belonging 20 the oil .rr
are IN tn hands Of AleXInlrr Mcconnell, n the OIL
stsn-i wtr.~e-siipsr~sus
% nook aecuu-t. or otherxuSe, viii please call aud
make immediate arrangements for payment
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Fel. %. -. Jas MCCONNELL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
PREPARED By DR.. J.. C. AVER,
j. Es. DUNEAP.

Practical and analytical Chemist, LSueH. Mas
And sold hy Draggisrs everyRhere. my 10. 5s-4n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
AYERS CHERRY PECT0RlL

FOR TIE kAFID CIkE OF
Caughs, Colds. lioarseness, I~nInenZa.
Bronchitis. Mhcorirs tcu=i. C.aup.
Asthma, lncipieni COnsHmPtis ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

Price SlJd ps hottle. For sale ~ % < PEN.
y. A. SMITH. Warren LNSiGX * W"UUDNuEIH.
Newton Fails. ald rs Druggists generally
Jan au IS5~-ih
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

AaDlCAb |BlSFtNEET
YOU have hoth the preventative 4nI tue cure. aiih this
- II aid good quality. that At alt never u..es aly
circumstances, 70 youaus i,iIry.
@u change e net eyer Erce-.r.y-eL III. ST ve,
can get AID cIu. ~ 81 l..
DiHEIu0sS F"s Uss-AiaitS c-a lat.- ~ro al ger
uay-Shiidtei over irn yes re--- & sPpa -ri- ht.
directions can ne aa.Hcsri- g. 81. cIns.u.5.,a- jaAr
sg;GcieEt to operate IN ta- .,.eIs t.ice a lag
N.... Lruf.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

A correspondent sends The Buffalo
Express the following good thing fer the
hot weather:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
The Future Of Douglas.

The Douglss portion Of The Democratic
press. are extremity delighted with the net
ty act Of the pique and personal punish.
ment exhibited by tho Administration q.
gainst Mr.. Douglas as Chairman of the
Cummilee on Territories. They look upop
the act as the great starting point in tbe
inevitable future career Of the Little Giant.
The truth is the administration has com.
mitted an egregious blunder. Ther is no
surer passport to pnblc support and popu.
lar appreciation, than governmental proscip-
ton for opinion sake. The people will
voluntary take nm the part of the nroscr;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
Howard Association, PhiIadeInh,,.,

a D.
sSot6n ~ ,sstabisksdBv -, -
rstP Of tie sick and NsN
rha ftiratsgt and Epi demie diseases, .Vt's'ss
tructon Of m n Is n view of the awful
ne receptions praetieed upon The
49, gusn diseases. by Quacks eeveraI yaa. 10y
AZ tneir Consulting Surgeon, ns n fSs,s,.SSo
the treatment or name, TO open Dispensary for
ani anu 70 give Medical Advice Cr9tis 80 ~ s
1pp' oy tetterr witha deserpta of thai, no
ucupation, habits Ollie and AZ ne.a
is 70 furnish MedIeiS Of charpe
th hhengnest medical skin of the age md VII .
"T M must si approved mo dern atne nj
ndr @ OF the Association, in their Animal I,
wear cbdnS gnuent oatnent Of Sexual Diseases for lie
January ist, 1858, express the hirhest a
he's WIN The success which has atten dad tha I
- 'ne consulting Surgeon in the oure IN enarr
Ciaa, s1mihAl w eakness Impotence Connryha
and ordrp the vice of0nanism or Selfabuse &c
ing year. '"0 Sane pan ior the ensu-
Direetors on roVlew of the past feol as.prsH
h he this sphere OF benevolent - M
10 the yomn sroai peneh to the anicted especially
much dlspised cause '0i'i"Por'ahtb buI
aamlrabe Report on spcrmatorrhoea. or sen,r
a. H w Mweskhess, the vice of Onansm Mnstnrhs,to,s
and other diseases of the sernai o ~
:! wv CONSULTING Surgeon, will be sent nv nslls -
StSu T.t0 FREE OF CHARGE on receint ~
on M naa. ior postage Other Reports and Tracts
~ 'he halnre and treatment Of sexual dssasss Stss
constantly being published for eratSons Az
~. ana viii be sent to the nfiiotod Soma ~
& 1 oT Ienedies and methods Of treatm ent discoSaS
ASdrass. '1e s last year, are of great value. T-
r. OF report or treatme cut, Or. GEORGR r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Assncio ~
w ~ o S9nth Nine Street, ladelphia, Pennsyl.
Vahia' BY ofdor ofthe DireetorSt "
GEoRop pEzRA D; HRARTWEL &c, President
+ u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
Fatal Explosion.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. l8.--The steam boiler
Of Bslcher's Sugar Refinery exploded this
morning, shattering portion Of the bull
ding to atoms, and as far as present known
killing four persons. and more or less iniu.
ring seven others, some OF whom will die.
LATER. The names OF the killed are
John Conner, Bryan Graham, Jacob Hem,
iDghofier, and IL. N. Pettingill. Six per.
sons were seriously injured, some Of whom
will die. Several others were slightly
wounded.
The force Of the explosion was terrific
A part Of the boiler fiues. weighing over
s, 600 pounds was hurled upward Of l5o
feet, lodging on the roof OF the main bull!
ding, seventy Eve feet high.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
MARRIED.,

- On Thursday Dec 18th. by the Rev.
Thomas Drake. Nh. DAVID BUSH and Miss
SUSAN REEvs both of Fairfield Co. Ohio. .
With the above eamea picture propitious ana Grand
We BDSS.sa SSSE he sSS5 SnS 70 pay on dsmand
TO DAVID and SUSAN, Without an nliooy
May love, peace and plenty forever attend than,
And tho fales from all evil, forever defend them
On Thursday the 9th, inst, BY Rev i
WagenhalF Mr.. JOHN YoUEKER and Mia
LOUISA sucHER both of this city.
On the esd inst, by Rev, W. HastiuU,L
Mr. JACOB BRYAN and Miss MAce,s
MAUK.
On The 95ih, inst. by the same. Mr.
JOHN MAYS and Miss SARAH @. PENCE
all of Fairfield County Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

AGRHAT RIVER oP CHINA. see from
a summary Of the late trerty with China,
that one Of the points conceded by the
Oh nese is stated to be The free navigation
OF the Yalg.tse kiaug. This river is one
ofthe remarkable feature Of China. 1t is
said TO be the longest river of the old
world while 10 the new world there are
only two that take Precedence Of Il, tie
Amizon and hte Mississippi, while the
former 6ows like them through valley Of
vast extent and fertility, it can boast what
they cannot, an immense population on It's
banks. The river is computed to have a
course Of $500 miles, and II serves in an
eminent degree, not only for navigation,
but for what in that climate is still more
important for irrigation also. The tide as.
ceuds its channel 400 miles. and for hall
that distance, as high up as Nankin, it was
found by the English, in their former war
with China navigable for ships Of the line,
The vast PLATA wstered by this river exten.
ding east and west along nearly the same
lotitudes in which lies Egypt is. with aid
Of irrigation, remarkably fertif. Like the
valley Of the Rangese. It is equally suite
TO the production Of rice and wheat, EnC
thesa TWO grains forms the principle Foot
of the hundred million Of inhabitants who
dwell there.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

HAVING from disability been compelled 10 retire
III from the active duties Of my profession, have
esIablished at my residence, Main street, REAL
ESTATE oFFICE, whore will buy and sell Real Es-
tate on commission and on private account
4 Will act as Agent for the purchase, sale or ex-
change OF Farms, Town Lots, Town and City Proper
w. charging commission only when sales are effected.
Persons wishing 10 exchange or sell their property,
by furnshingR description OF the same with state
mont OF terms will have Il properly attended te, . Ii
All property iutNsted 10 me for sale trade, will
be literally advertized and brought Into mark et-
Reference given to propersyin all cases.
have already number Of farms-one within three
miles OF Lancasterone In Hancock, and one In Put
naIn counties Of this State together with town lots
aud residences for sale trade on good terms. Wes-
tern lands located In Illinois, Indiana Iowa, Missouri
Michigan, and Wisconsin, owed and uaimproYed,
for sale for cash, tine exchanged for othei
properly on good terms
Land warrants BOught and sold.
Buyers and sellers will readily sec and appreciate
the advantages Of such an Agsney--and hope, by
stret attention 10 business, to meet the apProhaton
Of the public o. K. DAVIS.
Lancaster, Dec. 90, Isss-lw34.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23

SnocKING OooURRENcE.--The Icareless-
ness Of parents in leaving small children
aIole during their absence from home,
sometimes meets withtetrible retribution.
On the Sd inst, Mrs. HealJ, in Richland,
Marion county, Ohio. visited relative.
taking with her two children and leaving
two at home. In the evening Mr.. Head,
left the children alone to preach in the
neighb;rhood. Before 8o'clock neigbors
discovered the house to be on Ere. and
the children, one Z and the other years
Of age, perished in the flames before aid
coull reach them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
From the Plains.

Sr. LOUIS, Saturday. Dec. I8.-The
Utah n all, with dates from Salt L ke city
to the goth ult., has arrived but brings no
news.
The snow on the mountains was three
feet deep. and from Big Mountain to Plat.
to Bridge itavsraged, eighteen inches in
depth, The mail party was overtaken by
aterrible snow storm between Ash Hollow
and the South Platte, and they were two
days aud nights travelling eighteen miles.
during which time they were without food
and FIRE.
A number Of trains were met at Echo
Canon. unable to get through. The streams
on the whole route were crossed on ice,- -
One white man and trhee Indians were
murdered and robbed by two white men
on the Big Blue.