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RtWatcr's Improved rs, 90
SEWING MACHINE


Marked improvements have been made Ia this Ma
chine the past winter. which makes u ever way relia-
Bile and sure. The public are invited to call at ADAMS
BOOKSTORE and witness he working Of the Machine,
and obtain reference Of las WORTH AID snitableness for
family use.
It was Awarded the 1st Premium. Silver Medal and
Diploma, sttheS n Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo, Oct
9th. isJ7, Tor Practical Utlty, Simplicity, Capacity
Durability and Beeuty; Singers and wheeler's & VIII
0n's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee Of awards:
&c. CUYLER, Editor OF Apsany Evening Express
J. OHlAff. ESQ. Praehe1iA achinist and Manufae-
turer, Rochester. n. Y
PH1NEAs STANTON, Secretary OF Ingham Univer-
CALVIN HURBERT, ESQ, New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skillful Mechauics. 20 be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
EyER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that II is, in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. It's chief excel
lenee consisting in its astonishing sizDA3ty.
The principle IS entirely NEW and ORIGINAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine IN the world. The
durability exceeds the best Sisj machine. because ID
Is entirely Invested Of anything like complicated ma
ehinery, 50 common to all machines now known to the
public Il has neither LOoPER. HOOK, SHUTTLE, SPRIss
or CAN, to get out Of order, and
is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
70 is sn7haficaffy the machine for the people.
It has hut to be seen to be admired and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines. at the the US.
Patent Office, remarked OF it that 1T rGs the m0si
MARKED improvement IN SEEMING Machines, tkGt he had
seen from ths beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumbuil county. by =.
W. GARDNER. Of Bristol. and s. T. CLARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co., o.. who are the sole prOprietors Of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended TO lJan.2o. '5s-ly-l
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Primary Meetings.

Saturday evening next, Is the time fixed
in this county, for the holding of primary
meetings 20 select delegates to the County
Convention Oh the oath, and also TO the
congressional Convention, on the 25ih,
inst.
We cannot too strongly urge upon Re-
publican voters, the importance that these
meetings should be well attended. 1t is
here that each individual has the oppor-
tuniiy to express His preference for the
various candidates, and vote for such
delegates as will carry out his prefer
ence.
Ia the Selection Of Congressional dele
ga.es, especially, great care shout lie
taken, to elect such as will repr, sent the
Republican sentiment Of their township.
10 all probability the contest between
candidates will be close, and it is impor-
tantt that each delegate should fully UNDER
staad the sentiments Of those be repre-
SCENTS.
Turn out next Saturday evening.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzNE.--The September
number is received, and lis appearance
and contents indicate that Peterson spares
no time or expense 10 keep up with the
times. Address c. ]. Peterson 306
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Price $500.
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News of the Neighborhood.

ALL ABOUT THE SToRM.-About two
o'clock yesterday afternoon this city was
visited by the fercest thunder storm of
season. A hurricane gale from the
northeast swept through the streets,
tearing down trees, awnings and chin
neys, and carrying before it a cloud of
dust which darkened the sky. And then
came the rain-not fall in the ordinary
moderate style, but pouring down in
such quantities as to flood the streets
and cutters in less than sixty seconds.
While the storm was at its height it was
impossible to across the street. The rain
fell at this rate for about ten minutes,
during which time the clouds were fire.
quently Illuminated by vivid flashes of
lightning, followed by sharp and rolling
broadsides of thunder which appeared to
shake things considerably.-Toledo
Blade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

In Cuyahoga county cattle are dying
off at a fearful rate. The Dealer says !:
A strange disease has broken out among
them, and nobody knows what it is
About a dozen valuable cows have died
in Brooklyn Of this disease since Sunday.
In Parma the other day a man was bad
ly poisoned in skinning a cow that had
died of this singular disorder, his right
hand become so inflamed and swollen
that it was feared he would have to suf-
fer amputation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

WHILE the show of Dan Rice was eros.
sing a bridge near G~reencastle, Indiana,
last week, an elephant and camel chained
together broke through. The elephant
was landed without injury, but the camel
with a broken neck.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

GODEY's LADr's BooK-Fo r September,
is on hand. Ii abounds, as usual, in fash
ion plates, patterns, and all the ct c%eteras,
which make it so welcome a visitor to the
family. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadel-
phia. Terms So, Lady's Book and Chron-
icle, $3.50.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
i EGAL NOTICE.
~ Hugh b. Wick. Admr. I
OF John D. Wick, dc'd.,
In Probate Court of
Comfy. Ohio

rs. IrlmIuI JOulty, UhlO-
Peter Benner, ct al. -
The deie4aarts Peter Bsnner, Of 5ussli County.
Ohio, and William III. Wick, anne fanny
Wick and John d. Wick. ofthe Cirva- M : !. a-Pa >
MI T shiid Fs and heirs Pa o. lin 81 Range Of TaSeSr
n = WEI yd,cd and Gn,ri:Sestern Reserye.S iIdren-
are hereby notified $50 All that part q August, Is5s'
in said sseeieslz-a yet Of A. Stating in substance
that in July, IsIs, he with Said John D.. Wick, d'cd..
contracted to sell to said Peter Benner Lot No. 30 in
the village of Brookfeld. in said county, containing
about ore acre, and to convey the same to him BY Quit
Claim Deed; that said Bonner has paid the purchase
money, but said John D. Wick deceased after making
said contract, and that said Benner is entitled to q
Deed Of said premises
The object and prayer Of said petition is to obtain
from said Court an order to plaintiff 10 complete said
contract. and make a deed OF said land to said Benner.
And said petition viii be for hearing in said Court on
the 9th day of September, lS5s- at , o'clock p u.
HUGH B. WICK. Administrator.
HUTcmNs & MOORE. Aftyis. Aug Is, '5s-3w.
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By Telegraph-Direct from
GREAT BRITAIN!
QUEENS MESSAGE.
Atlantic Cable a Fixed Success!
THE QUEENS MESSAGE.

To THE HoN. H PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES Her Majesty desires to
congratulate the President upon the sue
cessful ccnplelion of this great interna-
tional work in which the Queen has
taken the deepest interest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

We age again under obligations TO
Hon. B. F. Wade, for valuable Congress
sional Documents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

lust received at the old stand, good
- BsFalo Slaughter, to be sold this week, BY the
hundred weight, at S5 cents nett.
Also. HsaIOsk .MTddles, R. G.. & B. A, to be sold
this week, by the hundred weight, at p cents nett
Also. EsuIOek Good-Demagsd, to he sold this week
at II & 25 cts, by the hundred weight
The undersigned having made Arrangements Sita
eastern Tanneries, can and will sal to their old and
new customers, Sole Leather at Cleveland or Bsfalo
prices All we ask is TO haye you call and examine,
and you shall 60 home satisfied
Warren Inpe q Is5e-tr
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

"A REAL ESTATE.-On the 1lth day OF Septem-
Der, 1855, between the hours Of 3 A. NJ. and P. NJ. on
the premises. win be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property of John Morehouse.
deceased. 20 wit: One undivided sixth part of FIVE
acres in Lot 5 in Greene Township. Trumhull County.
Ohio. Nine and a half acres in the S. L. corner Of Lot
4 in said township; and nineteen and 96-loO acres in
the W. part OF lott 6.
Terms OF :-One-third Cash down, or on short
time, and the balance in two equal annual payments
with interest
JULIA M0REH0USE, Aonx. Of
Auc. Is. ,5S-4w. John Morehouse decd.
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Missouri Election.


We have at length by telegraph the
full vote for Congress cast in the st.
Louis District at the recent Elections
The Administration managers do not
seem to have cheated quite as much in
the final returns as in the first reports
or, more accurately, having ascertained
how many votes were wanted, they were
content with the frauds in the poll with
out adding any in the count. The off
cial aggregates are as follows:
Barrett, National Democrat t.-..."-...-..7.057
Blair,
Breckenridge, American.--.----.-.--' .-5I65s
Total vote 9.346
Barrett over Blair 426; do. over Breckenridge, 1889
Blair and breckenridge over Barrett--..".5,232
Two years ago the vote stood:
Blair. 6,O35; Kennett, fin. $50: Reynolds, 2 1911
Total, 1876
The total vote for President in 1s56 Eas.-..1a ,oG4
Do. for Governor in Y569
The vote just cast, therefore, in the
City and County Of St. Louis, is 5,591
higher than was even cast there before
al increase of oyer forty per cent. 1t
has been swelled, if not by open and
glazing frauds, at least by hat scandal
of American politics, the manufacture
of naturalized voters expressly to &C
complish a specified object under the
inspiration of a lavish expenditure Of
money.
The Members of Congress elect from
Missouri, according TO the returns, are
as follows:
Dist. 1. Est. Louisj-*J. Richard Bar
rett.
II. (BoOne, &c )-Thomas L. Ander
son.
Ill (Lewis, &c.)-John B. Clark,
". (Platt, &c.)-James Craig.
V. Lafayette, &c.)-Saml. H Wood
VI. (Greene, &c John S. Phelps
VII. washington, &c.)-sJohn W.
*New Members.-N 7. Tribune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

SAD CAsUALTY.-Two little girls, aged
10 and ~ years, daughters of Mr.. Barn.
UNI, were drowned in the Greek at Ash
tabula on Friday afternoon last. They
resided on the bank of the creek a little
north of the Railroad Station, and went
down to the stream to battle. Not re-
turning, search was made for them, and
by dragging the creek their bodies were
found in about five feet of water. How
the accident occurred can only be con-
juctured. that one of the girls ventured
in too far, and the other going TO her as
sistance.- ConneaM Rep.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On the
~ 18th Of September. at two o'clock in the afternoon.
on the premises in the Township Of Johnston, viii be
sold to the highest bidder. the following Real Estate
as the property OF Samuel Pollock, deceased 20 Wit
The west part Of what is known as the Culver Mill prop
erty, situate on the diagonal road leading from John
ston to Kinsman, and lying near Esq. Gilmore in said
Johnston, and containing between two and three acres,
and sold free of all incumbranees. Terms maie known
at the time Of sale. NANCY POLLOCK
DAVID EMERY,
Aug. Is, '5S-4E. Administrators.
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IT. B. CLIFFORD. Wholesale Pro,
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance for Investment |!

TWO dwelling houses with garden lots
attached. and two fine building lots-one adjoin-
ing Judge Orchards Office, and we'll fitted for a bust
ness stand; the other a large lot near Amos Dunlap's.
also, a fine Garden Farm OF nearly ten acres within a
mile and a quarter of town. having a good two story
brick dwellings good barn and orchard, is we'll fenced.
in good repair and under a high slate Of cultivation.
For prices aad particulars enquire at King 81 Broth
er's Iewelry Store, or of the subscriber.
W. B. KING.
Warren, Aug. II, 1SjS-tE.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PEGc1Es" HAcHIsH' PILLs-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully cali the attention of American ladies' to it,
as infalliable in removing distractions and Irregular.
ties of the menses, promptly restoring them in an ca.
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence of the complaint IL this
is used according to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEISTE. or sESPeetiHg themselves so, are
cautioned against HSiHg thsm.ds miscarriage EOEki
eRsEs. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
JOrego their use entirely, as a fen pills each month
sooHid be sure 10 PrcUeHt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admonition- Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
NAL @
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter, Price
81 .OO) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes 80 cents. Messrs. V. b. AL
DEN K Co., Cleveland, o., are our general agents.
All orders will he. promptly filed by them.
Sold 10y WOODS q PEN. Wholesale Agents, and E
A. SMITH * CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. June 30, i5S-ly
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE ny OR,

~ Z OF C0URT-ou the 18th Of SePtember. 1855.
at two o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following Real Estate
as the property Of Rufus Meachem. deceased. to wit =
Said land is in Johnston Township, third division OF
lands, and in Lot No. %, and bounded as follows
South on Township line. East on land owned by Rob
ert Fannce, and North on land owned by Calvin Smith.
and run far enough West 10 contain twenty-three acres.
and sold free Of all ineumbrances- Terms made known
Aug. Is, 5s-fw Administrator.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

PHOTOGRAPHS are again being
taken successfully at ROBBINS & o all
wishing-call soon. ANBR0fYPES taken upon the
Shortest notice. and with lalest impreEements.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18

CELEBRATION OF CRoeHANs DEFENCE.
The anniversary of Croghan's defence
of Fort Stephenson, was celebrated by
the people of Fremoat on Monday, the
End inst, by ringing of bells, firing of
guns, speeches, military parades, and
general festivities. The weather was
unfavorable, but Notwithstanding this the
celebration was largely attended by the
citizens Of the county, and fire compa-
mics from Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky,
Norwalk, Findlay, Tifin and Oberlin.-
Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsY was to deliver
an address, but was prevented by the in
auspicious weather. The Fremont
Messenger says the cold gun" used by
Col. CRoGHAN in his gallant defence of
the Fort on the Cd of August 1918, gave
loud token of its presence, and reminded
the people of its music so unsparingly
furnished the British and their Indian
8 lilies on that bloody day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-18
DAYS OLE ,7RI

~ OE
OR THE COURSE OF TRVE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
Darius SUTTON. a live Yankee, can beat any Gal in the
diggens hoeiDg Eaters, is some in a Bar Fight, and
death on Inguns generally speaking.
FRED. SINCLAIR. a young Hunter.
RALPH BRAIsHrOs, an English Lord in league with the
Indians.
JOSHUA GILBoKS, an American Farmer and Revolution
oSAwAScHA, an Indian Chief in the service of Ralph
Braighton.
ISDIAss-Tariha Nasheasuek. omalkah. KeOkuk. Wa
bOkeishiek, Konabeck. Passepahow, Uncas.
MARY GILBoRN, betrothed to Fred. Sinclair.
SALLY ScRURBESs. a bull Corn6eld, and a later patch
to boot.
Look at the List Of Trained Horses. Ponies. Mules and
Arabian steeds, exhibited daily in the Circle
Mad Anthony, the Dancing and Manage steed.
WoolTereene, the Educated Trick Pony.
Shakespeare,
Selim, ~ Nt
Dobbin, the OH Clowns Favorite.
TOpsey, the Model rrotter.
Charles list, the Veteran Of the Show.
LAYTON, the Ladies' Roadster
Tartar, BelOxin Leager.
Gips-y Queen, Hurdle Racer.
Aladdin, Snow White Charger.
Grampus. Pillar of Salt
ALsc-that Splendid Pair Of VIII re HINNIES, Iu-
ported by Yankee Robson. from the
ISLAND OF MALTA.
During the Evening. the Beautiful and Accomplished
MISS NARY LEEE
WIIlapPear in several Of her most P0PULARDAScES-
Also, a Grand Performance in the Circle. consisting OF
DARLTG act OF EQUESTRLGNTSRf
ACROBATlC AND GYNNASTlC EXERCISEs,
HECULEAN FEATS, &C., &C
IHtsrsPerssd ara Eah1eAsd By the c0MieGiitiss a5
the Gloon aug II. ,5S-9w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"a Notice is hereby given, that the sabscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estaeof Julius II. Treat. late Of rrumbull County.
deceased. :. @. TREAT.
Vienna. Aus. rs. H5s-3u'
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Ne6 advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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-. u.s. -, IfH
n--AA

IN in almost every School District, and they can be
had cheap fy calling at the n. Y Bookstore, where
they are now opening n new stock of WritiRg Paper.
Peas, Inks, &C., for sale At low prices Also, a lot Of
those cheap quartO and pocket Bibles on hand.
Aug. Is, IS. PORTER & SON.
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TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6, 1855.
To Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Queen Of
Great Britian +:
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Thanks.

Turn out next Saturday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-29
Eotal affairs.
CECiI. COUNTY, OFFICIAL The vote on
the =. Convention" in this county OH We'd
nesday resulted as follows:

EXTENSIVE LAND SALEs.-F. w.
Bennett & Co., Auctionccrs Of Bait. City,
sold at the Court House in Elkton, yesterday,
the Real Estate of the late Louis McLanc.-
Tn. land on the Bohemia river in this county
was divided in five parcels, and sold as fol-
lows -
No 1.-The Mansion Property 22S acres, 2
roods Is parches, bought by Col. Gfoomc
for William Knight at s6O per acrs
No 2.-3O0 acres adjoining, bot by same
for same at 500 per acre.
No 3.-2l9 A. Or. 4P. bought by Charles
A. Bryan $40 per acre.
No 4.-l12t acres, bought by Ebcnezcr
Clark at SOB per acre.
No. D. %. acres, bought by Henry Cazier
at 4.50 per acre.
The Delaware tract was divided into three
parcels and sold as follows -
No l.-2l3 A. 3R. 5P. bought by Thomas
j. Foard at SS1 80 per acre.
No SIS acres bought by Jacob B. Mifllin
at $50 per acre.
No 3.--3l5 acres, bought by Thomas J.
Foard at $40 per acre.
The Maryland tract thus brought SIG $50 80
and the Delaware tract S35, 1885,; the ag.
gregae $50 1925.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-29

SIXTH DIsTRIcT.-A letter from
Rising Sun, received last week principally oil
the subject of the Convention, contained til,
following other items:
"Our farmers are complaining of the wei
weather; many cannot get their corn planted
and what corn has come up looks yellow aud
sickly. Wheat, where there is any on tn,
ground, is growing astonishingly but there
is so much bare ground that more than half
crop cannot be realized. Oats and grass So
far look very well and should nothing inter.
itrc, must make large yield.
Hard times and scarcity of money are alum.
dant, and many laborcrs are idle and no work
to be found; wages have fallen and the
glorious Buchanan times of ten cents da,
seem to be coming.
But little interest seems to be felt in politica
matters, and small vote will be polled at the
coming election. Many Of our American
friends arc, and think with justice, opposed
to this convention movement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-29
Majority against.

UJ@Thc citizens Of Newark held a meeting
on Saturday last, of which George p lntt was
Chairman and Geo. q. Evans, Secretary, at
which Resolutions were passed declaring the
opinion that Thomas b. Giles and Samuel
Harrington Jr., are entirely innocent, both in
intention and in fact, of the homicide of j
Edward Roach. The proceedings of the
meeting are signed by eighty eight citizens
Of the town and published in the Delaware
papers. What have they to say about Har-
rington breaking open the private letter of
Roach, which led to the whole affair ? Why
didn't You pass a resolution on this subject
gentlemen
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-29
Correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
ALEXANDRIA. Va. !
MAY % 'JS

DEAR VINO MANY months have gone ia
join the =. years beyond the food since my
last letter to YOU, and have no doubt you
have wondered what has become Of Ben , III
indeed YOU ever Thought Of him at all p The
fact is have done very little, in the way OF
literature for great length Of time. having
like my old frh nj the 9 Bnd Of Oak Dell -
dropt nv pen in a scutilc with " the world. "
But the old he nkerin arter it !" is beginning
to return. and am going TO inaugurate it
with a letter to you, my old friend Of Other
days.
Our good old city of Alexandria, although
blown nearly upon her :. beam ends " by tn,
financial storm that has ragged through the
land for some months past, has "lightcd
herself" again, and with all sail spread. i,
once more moving on her prosperous Course
Business is handsomely brushing up. and
altogether we are exhibiting an all of thrift
that is peculiarly refreshing.
Our citizens are hopefully looking forward
TO the establishment of the National Fuundr,
IN this city, which would prove an eminent
auxiliary in The way of her advancement, anC
am sure if the interests Of proper parties
are consulted our hopes will he r,aliz d, a,
it is. | think, impossible 10 select IL NOR,
SllSlDl8 ltSilNli WAN .'lNHaIhiIld dlIhbS.
Her establishment on one Of the best nay
gable streams in the world, her convenient
access to the greatest cua'.iic,ds known to the
country, with the ampe>t facilities for trans
portaton, together with her proximity to the
seat of Government, call. with voice which
cannot be drowned for this small sum of Uncle
Sam S patronage.
The fisheries on the Potomac are now
nearly, or quite deserted. The season. an
sorry to say, has been one of little profit, tn,
run Of fish being unusually slim. | can't Sc,
exactly what the fish mean, now a-dayS, by
being SO "scoiy They seem TO hav,
taken great dislike to us. Notwithstanding
we are rerp fond of them
The weather with US now is delightful ant
vegetation is towering in its strength. |
nothing transpires to contravene, this vii
prove one of the most fruitful years within
the knowledge of the oldest inhabtant.'-
kThc trees are literally lonied with fruit, anC
the fields and gardens are just laline them
seires OH ~ and mcthinks If they could speak
the sound would bc-''lnorc room no crowd
ing"
Our court is now in session. Judge TYLER
presiding. and among the more distinguished
OF the legal fraternity, in attendance notic
the lion. ii. W. Davis, Robert f. Scott ant
Samuel Chiffon.
Oar young f low-townsman Jno. T. Cor
don, has recently been admitted to practic
in our courts. who will doubtless prove
valuable accession to the learned profession
Mr.. Gordon is a nephew of the distinguished
Com. Thos. Ap. Z. Jones, and young mat
Of signal ability.
The prayer.meetings conducted under tn
auspices of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, are still continued with unabatc,
veal and interest. A vast deal of good ha
been accomplished, and we trust the goot
work will continue to progress.
Ben BLOOMER.