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KXICKTRBOcKER MAGAZINF.

New $S O. subscriber. viii receive EEET Of ths
ATLANTIC SUBMARINE CABLE,
With Certificates Of Cyru, ". Field ard Tiss1y Go.
JoHA GRAY, Nos Is ani II Jscob -, ". Y.
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WHITE Not NTAINs OF EWHAMPsHlRE,
suly photo .sphes aud or sale with Nsssrs Falls cs:.t
aous,,!as snd River Scenery generally a. HOLINESS osJ
Nc 80 Broadway
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Advertisement
THIOpON's TUEATTR OF ARE

IHIUDVN : / HENIIK OF AXIS Z TIIH L.F lItul
sIscion BAsNUNs NusECM. Every afternoon s1d even
esz1is thousand, Nth It's aIocent AID thTSg pin
alT
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CIT Y ITEMS.

FREE CHAPEL-The Rev. Ralph HOyt, whose
name is pretty well known both as poet and clergy
uau, oficistes regularly at the free chapel lof s.
Thomas Church at the corner Of Prince and Thomp-
Ton streets 1t was the church Of Mr. Hoyt thst was
destroyed in a tornado thi, Summer on ffty-fou,th
street Just as he lad 60. it completed We mention
tie fac. Of his pIeser location for the bsnsf; Of p'''
sens who may desire 10 hssr him. The sess are fres
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Th,-dsy evssiss, All TuckG IA tbs caIi. d.. H
Of tLs Eighth Ward, ssd Jsn,s Webb Of the Ninth.
were chose. a. Delegates to ths Ssass Corvsotor at
S,,acu.e ard the meeting adjourned 70 rss. .. tAs
C,opsr Institute o. Mondsy nisht.
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LECTURE os The TELreRAPH -ln compliance With
81 invitation from the Mayor and large number Of
nnsrt citizens, M. John Mulsy suthOT Of Apple
toa forthcoming history Of the O,esn Telegraph, will
lecture On the subject on Tuesday svsrog next al the
Rev. DIR. Chspn's Church, Broadway.
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sa3 ts, whsrsss0o.. an C: tssa ka;ra dstc
recently rsss rss tRcoysrst tAa. ale vs keeping
bar in tee place above nsnseIsi Lss evening C,'-
olrs conveyed to Toy: await tae s,tos OF ths
su:tolssp. Sic tod the cfhcs-s tbs. tAsss VAS ~
c: tier .akrg heI back they could nos ssci asr
o SET. P.isor ths. shs VS.. TOO s:.a.t for them.
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TIE ProPLr's MKErHo.-A Arss rs'ers o
Aro,;c.os "a ths y.b As,sr5Iy Ds.ric.wss aslt Q:
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,,,rc,n GRAND LAEcEsY-Mr. William Hsef{ o.
WiIbour Hollow, Glen Cove, Long Island rsceany - -
t.d borses. A few days since. finding them On W
nrernises cf George BsTnfs, butcher at tAe co., 20
E,uth First and Fourth strssts, bs mads inaeIy,I
iouId tbs. msa oasnst 4 kas,asw hcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

PrstIc soHooLs.-The Poblic Schools were opsne1
~, r,u,.dsy sier the Summer vscstioc. Tas stssat-
s1ce wss urususly large for the sssscr-
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Arr,uPrKD SUICIDE A woman, sbou! snty tafs:
years ase attempted synaoo 'I, bs .mpus % % ov.r
bosrd She pad ter fare a. the gate snd deliberately
xsIked down 10 the foot Of the bridge there bsnz 90
hat in Al The time and deliberately Jumped over
board. She was rsscued by police officers ana tsksa
N N. Station House,
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damage.

AccpEsr.-At an alarm Of fire about too O'Clock
Thursday hight. Charles johnson, member Of Hose
Go No 3 v.s run over by Hook snd Ladder Co. No.
ard had both legs severely bruised. Tso men, rnsm-
ts,. ~ Fo,i,s Cor. Nos. 10 and 2, were slightly
,iured by collision between the two companies st tbs
came time.
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REPUBLicAs DELEGATE ELIcrIoss.-Ths RspubG-
cans of Kings County held their Assembly District
Conventions last night and far 90 s1csrts!nsd the
following gentlemen were selected Delegates to the
State Convention at Syracuse:
IL, Ds,,ct-John N. StesIns 0so. W. SIwel, DassAtss
Andrew X Hodges aud Walter Kelsey Alierns.es
ia Dntyict- John Csstsm. Charles Parker.
ma Distrct-D. b. HasbrouCk, joseph Receive.
IJh Diss,ic,- No - eclon
IN Df,yie,-Chas. Jones' Anthony Y. Csmpbsh.
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DELEGATES TO The AMERICAN STATE CoNvES-
rIoS-In addition TO the names published yesterday,
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MR BRANCH LIBERATED os BAIL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

L FISDINGsU
F-iNDISGS!!l
FINDINGSi!'!
The hest and ilr-est LOT OF Findings ever il this mar
Sct. Call and examine. 81,
J. 4 4. C. NcCONNELT'S,
AuriI Il lsIs-tE. No. % Vain street.
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VIII be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
Esy Joshua Is. GiddiHSs.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE ENGRlT,NGS.
One Volume, E2ao. 800 PIP. $I,00.

This work viii portray, vita emiueEt ability tie
crimes committed rs osr Government asa ',t the Ala
rooms who Aet fros. Sou1h Carolina and other slave
STAT :. 50 ktns protection under Spanish laws. il
viii also show the bad fai.h eNerci-ed towards me In
d.ans Of Florida, and be found 20 rrsea- a ;gue view
OF TIE long fought FLORIDA 4
The object of this work is to operate upon the polit-
ical morality ofthe country. by calling forth the SYN
psthies and moral feelings Of the people; and its con
domination OF the tyranny Of the Executive and it
supporters, should commend ii 10 the attention Of
every American citizen.
The long ana distinguished services, high personal
character, and known ability Of the writer, VIII be a
sufficient guaranty OF its merits
The Washington correspondent Of the NcE York
E1eHiHg Pest, who examined some CT the advance
sheets, says
Il have examined It with pleasure and instruction.
This work will prove a valuable history Of important
events which viii undoubtedly be passed over hy those
who claim TO be the historians CT the country either
IN consequence CT the peculiar institution which u
concerns. or because they have not the Facilities icT
acquiring information on the subject. To any other
man than Mr.. G~iddings, the subject cf the Spanish
Ma-ocns or Seminole slaves would become complex
and remosv. Perhaps There has been no subject which
he has more thoroughly investigated in the course al
his public duties. nor any that he comprchends better
than this. The book will rover a vast deal Of imPor
tant information besides that Of which it is the special
object Of the author to treat. The character Of osceo'
la, rs delineared 10y the pen OF Mr.. Giddings, is grand
to contemplate HIS parentage, marriage, romantic
life and noble death. make up a most thrilling and in
structive chapter in the work; and while the whole Is
produced in the usually earnest, clear and concise
style of the author. il Is also heautifed with a romance
more charming than can he gathered from the world
Of fction.''
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Atwater's HHnpT0ved $a5,00
SEWING MACHINE Il.

Marked improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes il cvcrg way reiia-
bic and sure. The p1hiic are invited % call az ADAMS
BOOKSTORE and witness the working OF the Machine
and obtain reference OF its worth, and suii1GlcAess Tor
IT was Awarded the Is. Premium, Silver Melal and
Diploma. at the " \. State Fair, held at Buffalo. Oct.
gth. 1851, fer Practical UEi ~. Simplicity, CAPACITY,
Durability and Beauty; Singers and Nheelcr'sG WI
on's high priced Machines il composition
Committee OF awards:
J. c. CUYLER Editor OF Albany Eyening Express.
b. OYIATT, Esq. Practical MacAInist and Manuidc-
tuser, Rochester, y \.
PHIXE1s STANTON, Secretary Of Ingham UHiver-
sity. y. Y, and
CALVIN HUBERT, Esq New York.
THIS Machine has been pronounced Is Scientific
and Skilful Mechanics, to he the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Pasentees ciain that l. is. in fact the most reiia-
bic Machine ever offered 70 the puhlic- It's ciiiel excel
leuce consisting in its astonishing simplicity
The principle is entirely NEW and oEgGisAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the verdi The
durability exceeds the hest $l25 machine. because #
IS entirely Invested Of anything Ike complicated ma
chinery, Sc common to all machines now known 10 the
public. 1t has neither LoOPzR. HCOs, SHUTTLE, SPRING
or CAM. TO get cot Of order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE N ITS OPERATION.
rs aay one can readily see uvou a slight examination
II l. clHFhztiezIg re rtrshisr jar me people,
Il; has bat 20 ie seca 10 Re atzsi.ed. aud used to Je
appreciated
The examiner cf Sewing 2acL.res. at the the L. S.
Patent Once, remarked Of It tlst "H caS nc m1sl
marked jnpr0reacrt "a SeEta@ .dGeAtEeS, tkat Ac@gf
sceH from the 5esiaHiag.n
This Machine is for sale in Trunhull cO1nty. hy T.
W. GARDNER. of Bristol. and Z. T. CLARK, OF Wind
ham. Portage Co., o.. who are the sole propriet1Ts OF
the right TO sell in said county Machines kept on
hand. aud all orders accompanied with the cash,
rraInptly attendedto IJan.sO, '5s-iy.i
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Merchants and Traders viii be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. b. Moore. All genuine lnGian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of 4. J. While
K Co.. on each box.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

HAVING Just returned from the cas-
< tern cities. snow receiving the largest. cheap
est. and best selected variety Of goods in his line ever
lI~.lsyel ia Earreu.t9 which he Toalt invite the AZ
t..;ion OF .Ysrrhaafs. peilars aud dealers ia variety
goods. Lam PREPARED 10 ouerat both wholesale and
retail. ~ rriec, and on term, as favorable as any city
west al N.r Yort. Merchants wishing to sort up
are requested 10 give me cali before going 10 Cleve-
Had.
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ITNE ApPnINTMENTN.
nR. L. Y. PIERCE will be at The z
~ loving places:

nR. L. V. PIERCE will be at The iol-
~ lowing places:
YouScsTowv. Union House. wednesday. June II.
WAEREs, GaskiU House. Taurslay, jane 81
C.yFsELr, Bostxick House Friday. June 4th-
SALEM, F~srlGlar House, Saturday and Sunday June
9TH d 9Th.
NV LlsEox. Cross-key House. Monday, June tn.
CoLrvBl.Nl, Willow Surgeons House, Ircstlyi
BsooErlziD. Ce1:re Ho=ss, "Wednesday AID TAzrs
day, jane 9jh = lCth.
DR.. PIEECE W0u.d inform the public that lie is ready
20 receive calls from all persons ah0 are afflicted with
disease in the most complicated. - well as The most
Simple f1r-l; and rs he has had IL most perfect sue
cess in relieving the suffering. or those who have ap-
piled to him. he hg;ters himself that persons seeking
his advice. viii never regret it, ana after following ms
nil! PRESCRIPTIONS. will not complain Of diseased teeth
or ruined constitutions, from the eject OF medicine
given in greet doses, without 4 thought Of the future
haauiness and health q the patient
pr. PtERCE thinks i small quantity o! medicine prop
erlv administered, with the advice which he can give
IN regard 20 diet. exercise, &c, WILL II strictly ioi-
loved, buili W rather THAI Undermine lie Constitution
Of those who are already attacked with disease
Th0s, persons DESTROYS Of consulting Physician,
will do we'll To- call upon Or. P. as he will charge moth
ing for advice. AIIinteading to call, should call early
as possible. rs the time is limited. and The appoint
mcats will be punctraliy kept: as above liay FL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
Kinsman Wooden Fac tory.

The factory of @ss1essrs. J. W. Farrand d Co,
at Kinsman. is in full operation. and the propri-
etors are fully prepared to manufacture wool by
carding. spinning and weaving They have
made extensive additions to their machinery,
and with increased facilities, can better aeeomo-
date their customers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
Jurors.

Jurors.
For Court of Common Pleas, which will COM
mence its next term on the 18th inst.
The following names were drawn o. the Grand
Jury.
Henry Shaw, weathersfeld; Gideon Hood
Liberty; Henry G. Booth, Liberty; Henry harsh
Warren: Zebulon Vanhouter, Warren; Milo Du-
gan, Fowler; Erastus E. oviatt, Braeeville; 81
las A. Lewis, Pennington; Ephram Wade, Bris-
to-; Daniel ]. Mattocks, Vernon; Levi Rice Nee
ca; Jacob Fulk, Lorlstown; Matthias Chrs'y,
Vienna; John Qmgle, Hartford; Lewis oatlyi
Bazetta.
PETIT JuRoEs-Hanabel Taylor, Fowler; Mo
sos WEIGH, Fowler; q. ". Ingram, Fowler; Re
ter Baily; Lordstown; H. K. White, SOuthington.
Josiah Soule. Jr. Warren; Daniel Bates, Mecca
Richard Gates, Hartford; Elijah Ballard, Bloom
field; A. NJ. Mccartney, Liberty; Harlan ID
Hatch, Pennington; James Drake. Rowland
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

TT----T 49, -0|0.V|-f ~
Dr.. TUEus-Sir: Having Jeep . patient Of yours Tor
the last three months. ami received irraicrl1hle heHe-
fl. I freely give uv experiences f5- -te benefit 81 SUI
frrrrs. For three years ! have been t-crh!cl witi
Indigestion. causing q S0uTin- ~ food = icing
y-ei-ht rrrDiug and distr--Sat tLe stomach. For s-y
erli months before y1J prescribed, j: was r2rt iritee
to take n meal without vomiting, suffering eztreuely
Even 2 small drink C w1teT wo-tt re directly iLro=r
mn. / grey very weak. was fsTer:sh afternoons. sweat
al uieit. until the clothing Was dripping wei, breath
ing vas short, and Il cough set in. twas tG7as:tton
s~umrtjon must soon be the result AMI egl o. - sui
f-rilss.
Vsry soon amer beginning with your medicines ]
became better. aud ia one month, vJl-ttu--so con
slant before. ceased entirely. lean now eGt tie orii-
nary varieties Of food with 4 coed relish, and 10 sub
seJuert pain or Inconvenience; am Guch s;-oAEeT-
feel well. and have gained fifteen p0rucs % Lesh ih~
entire expense Of the cure. which is beyond pT.ce u
LIE. has been $50 Yours. truly,
May u. -. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
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T. Z. E2cKaim.

Wa. MCDGE & co. Prcprielors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment, Earlsville, Madison CO.. New York,
General Agents. ms -, S--iy
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Junc Appointments.
NR II. TUBBS viii 5e III attendance

~ as i'.JSs-
V-.rz--. National Hotel, Wednesday. Ju1e 9Th.
EAvEsNa. rIratjss House. FIiiaT, Jane ls:-
asHTABCLs. AsAtshCla House, thursday, june Il
For CJrsHrGfigH sB0n en- diseases 81 fie Tirs-f,
LEHrS. Heart. Lirsr, Stomach, Es1gets, Eiffc5s,
cad Spleen. Else. D-s7ss. G-acei. E5rraatjs1,
NERVOUSNESS. Ds5ihtv- DsS.rpstc- FEMME DtSe1z-
IS, .4rac ard Frrsr, FITS. IA,7Er.ttrS Ct re St0sc-
Err5'isHs. CsHrr-F. Ulcers. and ai other S-rict es
Of lurg standing Complaints, tO il Ez-erua! aad Ia
tsTuai.
For solae tel YEAR. D. Turns las devoted lis e-tire
time % Chronic Diseases. tTcaticg thousands aEnu7l!y-
many Of vlo- Etl exhausted every o-I-c resource
wiein reach. Is. No CASE ARE f.Iv-=AL or oTEEE
Possess EMPLOYED, NnE DOES EE MAKE SICK 10 EAEE
NEIL. or 1Elr DOWN 70 UrILD - AGAIN. The meGi-
ci-cs en- be lasca with safety by tn most delicate.
an patients uriy remain u home. and c~outir1e- VITA
ugui .nce. ta-.r ordinary diet aud exercise MtHy
Llve recovered ualar the Treatment alSer friends anu
physicians have had given w all hope, the inilsputa-
Ill. e~vi.euces uf which can al-1ys he fgruished-
I~urtiijs. hIEev-r rea1c-t o. Departing are tnVit.t
C., catL. agI may he assured th1t U1 announcement vii
be given or expense i-CuETyl, a.-.0g- a C1.ces.cuaiaE
nflsI,cct OF recovery.
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Heavy Wind, Rain. &c.

1t rains, and the wind is never weary"
There was a heavy gale of wind on Monday
morning. 4 few of the smaller shade trees on
the public square were blown down, and some
fences in the vicinity shared the same fate
Rain has fallen nearly every day for the past
month. Not one half of the spring planting is
vet done, and the farmers wear long faces.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOWs!

OF al sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
=, his new stand on South Street, Warren, o. among
which mag be found the following:
Right and Left Had PlowE. of al styles ant i2.,
terms in general use. star Improved Flows sos
aud I. az PIsrS grOgAd ready for Hsc. Also, steer
Plows. Points OF ali descriptions, warranted cIl&iLo
the best in market. Our Piows are gotten up by our
selves, without JOrcies cid. IS 70 either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and ali ot,eE kinds Of
Points or hand ut all times.
Fellows Flows axe 50 justly celebrated ana so wen
and tavorsb,y known 70 the farming community as 10
need no further euloEy- Ihave also on hand asu2piy'
Cand shall Keep ;hc sane 90 all tracs-l o. Dsl1nces IN
dependent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory. aad built in a good ana substantial
manner 10y an honest mechanic. Eanhorn-s Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth CuitivatoFs'
also. Wooden FrsEae. de. Improved ~iLermometer
Churns, all sizes and Benne.ts Improved Naiey
Cradles.
Al work made or sold by me, warranted as clein,
or cheaper than ut any other establishment OF me Siha
in thls section. Farmers would 10 sell to call and
examine my stock before purchasing else%h-Ee- Far
ticular attention given 10 all kinds of repairing N h5
line OF business, and charges moderate
70 my friends and patrons 1 would re- urn my thanks
for former patronage, AID solici- 9 Continuance OF the
sane
y. B.. AL Goods and EorS warranted
D. II. BENSETT, AGEST.
South S., ! door Elst Of Hull & Co.'S.
ApriI- : I-5S-tf. Machine Works.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit OF Morses Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of A HhIe
C Co., on each box.
THE reason Why people ars so distressed when sick
and why 50 many de. is because they do not reta med
icine which will pass 10 the afflicted parts, and which
viii open the natural passages for the disease 10 be
cast out; hence. a large quantity OF food and other
matter is lodged. and the stomach and i~ntestiIes are
literally overlowing with the corrupted Eaas-; thus
undergoing disacreclbie Fermentation. constantly mix
ing with the blood, vEich throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, until life IS taken from
the body ly disease. Dr.. AOTse'S PILLS nave aGleI
to themselves victory Upou victory by restoring mil
lions of the sick 30 blooming health and happiness
Yes, thousands who have been raceed or ;ormeated
with sicknes. pain aud anguish. and whose ieehie frames
have been scCrched by the burning elements OF raging
fever. and who have been brought as 1t were. within a
step of the silent grave, now stand ready 20 testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead, had il
notbAen for this g-reatani wonderful Medicine. NorSe's
Indian Root Pills. Alter one CT two doses had been
taken. they we're astOnished, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming Effects Not only do
all sickness. pain and anguish, hut they at once 90 to
work a. the foundat on OF the disease, which Is he
blood. Therefore, Il kill lie shown especially by those
who use these pills. that they viii so cleanse aud purl
and the fash Of youth and beauty wiz again return,
and the prospect OF 4 long and happy life VIII cherish
and brighten your days
Price p cents per box, five boxes viii lie sent on the
receipt Of 81, postage paid
Sold by E. SMITH & CO., and WOODS & PEW,
Warren, O. and ~ all dealers in Medicines in the
J.WHITE & CO.. Sole Projectors,
80 Leonard Street. New York.
Wa. MCDGE & co. Prcprielors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment. Earlsville, Madison CO.. New York,
General Agents. ms % S--iy
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PREPARED By DIR. ]. c. AVER,
TRUMBULL CO CON PLEAS.

P@rqe'icqi aud AaliyiicqI Chemist, LOI7eH, Mass;
And sold by Druggists everywhere ny 10. 5s-4na
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Manufacturing a Nuisance.

We learn that the old mill, on the west side
of the river is to be used rs a slaughter house
Ifthis be so, there WILDE no need of perfumery
in the neighbOrhoOd of the public square, dur
ING the summer, while the wind blows from the
west. We are glad of one thiag, viz, that the
city fathers will hold their deliberations in close
proximity to this nosegay. and will have a far
chance to test its yistues.
Itis offensive enough already, to both the eye
and ~nostrils, for any practical purpose.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02

ATTORNEY AT LAW!
VIII IcsCre you- Lives or your Property, il bel
ConpaLies5
VIII sell sight drafts on chief European towns;
Nfn sell your Farus and town property for you;
VIII nay interest or ihoGey deposited Eith hiIoi
VIII buy good notes at liberal prices;
yiiI Ian money or good paper az fair rates;
WiI advise you e seep ont Of Law
VIII counsel you 20 pas ySur deatsi
Will urge YOU to he kind to your Fellows.
Warren. May IL, '5S-ig.
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Meuaper e.

Van Amburg d Co.'S. combined menageries
will exhibitia this place, on Tuesday afternoon,
the s,h inst. The combination of two menag-
cries. in one, adds much to the interest of the
exhibition. The price of admission is D cents,
children Is cents. Exhibition in afternoon
only.
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Proceedings of Council.

May %, 1885
Committee appointed for the purpose, report
ed that a levy of q of a mill on the property of
the Borough, (Onehalfoflasty years levy } would
oobably be sufficient for the ensuing year. Re
port adopted.
Committee on repair of town clock, reported
clock in good running and striking order.
Committee on Fire Department reported the
purchase of q pair of Speaking Trum pets for
Neptune No. 2, various repairs, painting Ge'
done, and in favor of procuring the printing OF
the constitution of No. 2.
COMMITTEES on Public Grounds reported the
setting out of a shade trees on square at an ex-
pense of about $500.
The following bills were ordered paid:
D. burst, Lumber, So, 81; A W. Steele. Town
Clock; sl5,62; J. G. Brooks, DO do 1884;
W. S. Weston. do DO 500; same, jailor,
$3.50: C. C. McNutt, Painting Engine House,
s2O,33; H. Demmler. Speaking Trumpe!s,
$500: C. B. Darling & Co. Repairs on Hose
Cart. s., 90; Josiah soale. Repairs on Engine
House, 81, so; Jas. Gibson, Lathing and Plaster
ing, s5,46. Committee on Public Grounds,
$500.
Dir. John Bride, was on ballot, elected Srsei
Commissisner for the ensuing year.
An appropriation of S25.O 90 was made 70 de-
fray, in part, the expense Of a dinner for the
Firemen on the Sd of July, provided they aP-
pear on parade
The Mayor was instructed to communicate
with the President or Vice President of the G.
Il NJ. r. r. 10 relation to the grievances suffered
by citizens residing GA South St, in consequence
of the neglect of said company to fulfil their con
tract, in grading. building eulverts, DC.
A committee of two was appointed to DRAFT an
ordinance preventing horses and teams from be-
ing hitehed Or standing on cross walks.
On motion adjourned 10 last Saturday in June
G. \. HAPGoOD, Recorder.
Removal of the 0Mee Of the Clinton Line
Railroad Company.
The Office of this company has been removed
from Hudson, to Harrington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
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