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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
La " LNIE'LLIGENCE.

svpEENE CoURr-CHaseEss-AuE 2.-Bsfore Jutss
CLERSE.-DnctsIo>S
C.sppel &c. agt 3. f.. Blood.--Motion to set asde
&C "a Of sr-e.. sIan.ed with I 10 costs.
Howell agt Howell.-Refeued to John L. Deve.
o-t s.q sesrtan snouutf alimony peadH's !se sad
Tleress Girsrdin sgt Emile Girsrdin. -Judgneat
Ct divorce granted.
Peter Soluiiz agt. L. Siyy, jr.-Default opened
o. of his motion and dbu" ments Judgment ." 'saas
Vim. II Carey ngt. Chss II. Mccullough Motion
10 The case OF the habess corpus Of Martin kesrney.
charged with being concerned In the alleged murder
of Officer Sanger who died few days ego the
Assistant DistIict-Attorrey appeared and made re-
turn to the wit for the keeper OF the City Pnson, 70
whom i had been directed that kearney wss Do
taiLeG by virtue CT a commitment of the Coroner, 70
await the action of the Grsrd Jury On the argument
counse sor the petitioner contended that nasmuch -
kesrney had already been punished, he could noS
sgain be placed in jeopardy for the same offence After
hearing the Distfct-Attoney In reply, his Honor
stated that lie could not at that place inquire into the
matter Of the commitment that il w0ud be good plea
fer petitioner when indicted and therefore dismissed
tie wit. The prisoner who was in Court, was thse
taken back 10 the TOnbs to await the inquBiton o.
the Grand Jury.
COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Aue. 2s Before Justices
BRowsELL, WgLsH and QUAckEsBUsH.
Cases on the calendar, 10 Convictions, H.
Jane. A. Davenport, violation Of Pilot laws. Judg-
'fsss Ro.snSs k1iasa, stealing slsyo. Tire. months
Aura Stewart, stealing 81. Six month";.
Mary Morrison, ste. hog shirt fSar s,l.Ia %sn,s''
WIiism L1hriDs, s,ssul; and battery. Fined s25
is EaS. vi p.S : ii': :aa ss ssa S Tsrse 1SS %on
John NJ Als;er assault and battery. Two months. ~,
Charles Foley aud John Mcbride, assault aid battery jade
Kate Feley ..ssult and battery. -Four moatha
Jsrnes Hogan assault and battery Judgment suspendsd
May Durtscker stealing swiss muslin. Two mon,hs
Jane. Foley, stealing s3 81, Six months
Jsmes FopyIh, stealing stick Of pine wood Ten days
Jshn Lyueh, stealing lead pipe House Of Refuge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
SPAIN.
AUSTRIA.

TIE yellow fever has made its appearance n some
Of the SpsIisb ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
MEETING OF COMMON COUNCIL COMMIT
TEE

TEE.
The fifteenth meeting of the Committee Of the Com
mon Council, having in charge the arrangements for
the great celebration Of the successful laying OF the
Atlantic cable, took place on Saturday, Alderman
mcSpedon IN the char.
Applications asking for pscss in the line of the pro-
cesson were received from severs societies. aud they
were al referred to the Grand Marshal.
The following resolutions were submitted and adopt
| ed
Resolred. That the Secretary reques. Augustus
Scell Collector TO close all the public stores a.,
| on the Ist Of September.
| Resolrsd, Tnattb Croton Aqueduct Department be
requested not to sprinkle the Russ pavement on the
1T of September, ard thst s storekeepers are re-
quefted 10 refrain fom wetpg the streets on the Line
Of march on the sald day.
The programme for the fremen's torchlight process.
| sion was here submitted. Accepted, and filed.
| The subjoiped resolutions were next adopted
ReSolred That builders and others who have OBJ
st,uciions on the line Of march OF the procession
are earnestly requested to remove such, so far as
possible.
Resored, That the Superintendent Of Streets be re-
quested to have the obstruc.ons removed from the
line Of march.
R,solred. That Alderman Boyle be appointed Com.
mittee of one to make arrangements with the Super
inter dent of Police regarding the police regulations
Resolred, That the army and navy officers in and
about the city be invited to appear in the process
siop.
Resolred, That Councilman Buuce and the Secre-
tsry OF the Committee be authorized to get up forms
| Of badges for members Of the Common Council, &C.,
/ TO wear Currg The ceeOlatlOD' go,
| Resolred, That members of the Common Council be
requested to appear in white gloves, at their own ex-
| peDse.
Resolred That the Grand Marshal be authorized to
procure divs on flags.
Resolred, That Captain Dsym,n and the officers OF
her Britannia Msjestys ships Gorgon and Indus be
received as guests on their arrival the 3st instant
| ard that the Chairman be appointed Committee of
ope to receive the guests, and escort them to the
| Metropolitan Hotel.
Al this stage of the proceedings, the Committee ad.
| jouned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

Notwithstanding the fact that the authorities Of
Brcokyn have determined TO unite in the celebration 10
take place io NewYok on the lst September, msny Of
the stoi ebeepers, propretors and occup
Of private dwellings making 0hsngements to iau-
inmate on the evening Of that day. A number Of
uarrpnences with appropriate inscriptions, are bsrg
prepared for the occasion and it is probable that
much of display will be made on Wednesday night as
there was on the occasion of the last celebration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
AUSTRALIA
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Aerest deficit had been discovered in the Australia
financial budget.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
The Atlantic Telegraph

THr CoYpIIsESTaEY DISsER TO Carr. HrDsoE.
Capt Hudson and the officers Of the Niagara hsv-
ing accepted the invitation Of the jersey City Common
Council to a public dinner on Friday next, active
preparations are in progress for the event The fol-
lowing are the Chsirrnen Of the .eve,al Committees:
Rse,yfioi,-Ald- Hsrosnberfh
Int,iatos-Msyor Gregory and Common Council
Speeche, and To0HS-Ald Thurston.
hiusie and Deoordfions-Ald. Tuden
J,,n-g-Ald. Decker
The NewJersey Railroad Company have offered
the Of spacious room in toeir new depot fer the
occasion which will be fitted up At the expense Of the
Company They have also rendered tae use of one Of
their boats to convey the guests from Brooklyn to
jersey City Tickets Of admittsnce to be Issued to
such citizens ss may desire TO participate in tie
denomination. aud no doubt msny viii avail them
selves Of tie opportunity to be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30

While pursuing these investigations, in Msfcn IsS MI
S,uAr, met PROT Rober, Grant, Fowler Weiss u
10 whom lie stated the project together with tAe
be appehepsed n carving the sznec eurrel 70
distance weuld be required in the Aiane es0
uiss togeher with the probable eject Of the enofrio
incumbent pressure that would result from
three or four miles Prof G. stated in reply that ZOE
made 10 1872 In New Oeans with conneetaa %
81 sxHob cups be succeeded in deuons,ran1 70
,acsion that with properly constrle.et csoe a. - IA
.ry rood &c uruuuca.rz current could be sent 20 l.e'
that be had portion Of the apparatus and eontn s
Of printing by the electro sgDetc current VIZ b,s
graph OF three wires which he made in 1881 wnich n s II
IL bis possession, and very likely now Ia, tne ~
called on awe tie details Of bis early aud Interesting
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Marriaqes.

In MesoPotamia, on the 3lss ult., by Jane:
Anderson, Justice of the Peace. Mr.. GEORGE
STONE of Gustavus, TO Miss MINERVA (
HATHAWAY.
In Champion. on the Sd inst, 10y Simon Boer.
stler, Esq, Mr.. JONATHAN R. sHAFER OF
the former place, and Miss CLARA STROCK
of Southington.
At the residence of Mr.. R. S. Parks, in War.
ren. on the LIST INST, by Rev. James Marvin, Mr.
WILLIAM WINSLoW and Miss MARY G.
SCOTT, both OF New York.
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Will be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
BY Joshua "a. Giddings.
ILLUSTRATED MITE SIX FINE E"YGRlFINGS.
-One Volume, I2mo. 3sOpp. SI,O0.

This work will portray, with eminent ability, the
crimes committed by our G-o-erIment against the Ma.
rooms who fled from South Carolina and other Slave
States, seeking protection under Spanish laws. II
will also show the bad faith exercised towards the IN.
dams Of Florida, and be found to present 4 true view
Of the long fought FLORIDA A
The object Of this work is 10 operate upon the polit.
ical morality OF the country. by calling forth the SYM
psthies and moral feelings of the people; and its CON
demnatiOn of the tyranny OF the Executive aud its
supporters, should commend il to the attention of
every American citizen.
The long ana distinguished services, high personal
character, and known ability OF the writer, will be n
sufficient guaranty OF its merits.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
EreaiHg Post, who examined some of the advance
sheets, says:
Il have examined It with pleasure and instruction.
This work viii prove q valuable history Of important
events which will undoubtedly be passed over BIZ those
who claim 10 be the historians Of the country. either
in consequence Ct the peculiar Institution which Il
couerrns, or because they have not the facilities for
man than Mr.. Giddings, the subject Of the Spanish
Msroons or Seminole slaves would become complex
aud remote. Perhaps there has heen no subject which
he has more thoroughly investigated in the course of
his paalic duties nor any that he compartments better
than this. TIE book win cover a vast deal OF impor
;ant Information besides that OF which it is the special
object Of the author to treat. The character Of 0sceo-
In, as delineated by the pen OF Mr.. Giddiugs, is grand
TO contemplate. HIS pSrentage, marriage, romantic
life and noble DEATH make up = most thrilling and in
strUctive chapter in the work; and while the whole l.
produced in the usually earnest, clear and concise
more charming than can he gathered from tie world
Of hctoa.'
l3- Agents Wanted in every Comfy i'm
the United States.
FOLLEr, FOSTER 4 Co. Publishers.
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Deatbs.

At her residence in Howard Township. Knox
Co. o, Mrs. MARY DRAKE, wife of Mr.. Geo.
Drake, in the Seth year of her age, after a tedi-
Gus illness. which she bore with christian forti
tude and patience, rejoicing in hope to her last
moment Mrs. Drake was born in Washington
Co. Pa. and was the daughter of John and
Mary MeElroy, and the 4th Sister of John and
Ebenezer McElroy, of Knox County Ohio.
May 80, 1853. A.B.
In Middlebury, on the 2d inst, ALANSoN
KENT, aged Sc. The deceased was a native Of
Massachusetts,, and for many years resided at
Garfield, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FITS! FITS!I FITS!!!
DR.. HAScE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIG Pills.

For the cure Of ttts- SpdSms, Cramps and all Nervous
and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are laboring under this distressing NAL
ady win find DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits. they viii be found of espe.
cial benefit iOf all persons Athlete with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants, or diseases of long standing, superinduced by
nervousness. they ere exceedingly beneficial.
Price SO per box. or two boxes for s.. Persons out
of the city, enclosing a remittance, viii have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage. For sale
by SETH S. HANCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md, to whom orders from all parts of tie
Union must he addressed, post paid
June -, Soy.
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!Tria1 Of BLOWING Machines. PloWs, &c.

Those interested should bear In mind that on
the 9th of July, that a trial Of Moving Ma
chimes, Flows, Harrows, Cultiyators, and Grain
drills, will come off a; the farm of II. B. Perkins,
Esq, twomiIes east of this place.
There are so many grod machines and nipple.
ments now in this C"rnty, that the competition
will be sufficiently sharp to make lhe trial IN
ter.siiag Those that have poor ol.es had bet
8 uut brn. them.
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The Ladies On Horseback

Nearly every pleasant evening. our eyes are
~glnddened by the sight of young lady equestri-
ans, as thew fit past our window with brighten
ed eyes audheightened compilations. Occasion
ally, just after the sun has risen, some more res
dilute one shakes off the felters of sIoth. and in
the bracing morning air. iuhales health and
strength with every breath. and takes a longer
lease OF life.
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NWNNT0N WNNSES ~
kMEsSMX
II

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. B. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of a. J. Whiis
d Co., on each box.
II reason why people are so distressed when sick,
icine which will pass to The afflicted Parts, and which
will open the natural passages for the disease to be
cast out; hence. a large quantity Of food and ether
matter is lodged. and the stomach and i~ntestines are
literally Overlooking with the corrupted mass; TINS
undergoing disagreeahle fermchtstion, constantly mix.
ing with the blood. which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, uatii life is taken from
the body by disease. DR.. MJFs.'s PILLS have added
to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring mil
lions OF the sick ia blooming healh and happiness
Yes, thousands who have been racksd or to-mentel
with sicknes, pain and anguish. and whose feeble frames
have been ScOTched hy the turning elements Of raging
fever. AID who have been brought as Il we're, within q
step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with she dead. had Il
notbeen for This greatand wonderful Medicine, Morse's
Indian Root Pills. AEer one or two doses had been
taken, they were astonished, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not.only do
they give immediate ease and strength, aud take away
ali sickness, pain and anguish, but they at cnce 90 TO
work At the fonndat on of the disease, which is the
blood. Therefore, il will he shown. especially by those
who use these Pills, that they will so cleanse and puri
fy. that diSease-thar deadly eneuy-wiltl take its Aight.
and the flush OF youth and hearty will again return,
and the prospect o: a long and Happy life VIII cherish
and brighten your days.
Price - cents per box, five boxes viii he sent on the
receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by E.A SMITH < CO., and WOODS * PEW,
Warren, o., and hy all dealers in Medicines in the
A J. WHITE K co. Sole Proprietors.
80 Leonard Street. New York.
WM. NUDGE & CO.. Proprie,ors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment. Earlsyilic, Madison Co.. New YorS,
General Agents. ms %, Sly
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of MOrse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. B. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of a. J. WhRs
q Co., on each box.
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated Pl0Ws

HF all sizes. styles and patterns, are
" nov kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o. among
which may he found the following:
Right and Left Hand PIoWs. Of all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved P!Ows. Nos. }
and 4. an Plot-s grand ready for HSc- Also, Steel
Plovs. Points Of all descriptions. warranted ~egIaltO
the best in market. Our PlOWs are gotten mp ~ or
selves, without foreign aid, as to either Patterns or
Mechanics, Also, Pittsburgh, aud all other kinds OF
Points on hand at all times.
Fell0w's PloTs are so justly celebrated. Inf 90 we'll
and favOrahly known to the farming community. as to
need no further cHlosy. Ihave also on hand a supply,
land shall keep the same ut all timesJ Of Delanoe's In
dependent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, and built in a good aud substantial
manner by an honest mechanic. HanhOrns Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators:
also, Wooden Frame, do Improved Thermometer
Churns, all sizes; and Bernetts Improved Ainley
Cradles.
All work made or sold by me. warranted as cheap,
or cheaper than at any other establishments Of the kind
in this section. Farmers would do well to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
tieular attention given to all kinds Of repairing in ny
line Of business, and charges moderate.
To Iy friends and patrons I would re urn M thanks
for former patronage, and solicit = continuance Of the
sane.
\. 3. All Goods and WOrL warranted.
d. II. BENNETT. AGENT
South St., I door East Of Hull & Cos,
ApriI :. IS5S-tE. Machine Works.
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Alphadelphian.

The Alphadelphian, Young Ladies Literary
Society," will hold its first annual session, at
the Eall of the High School on the evening OF
Wednesday the 23d inst. Admittance ten cts.
The entertainment will, without doubt be very
interesting, the young lady scholars having on
several former occasions given evidence of their
capacity in this line.
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Nus;cal.

Mr.. R. Hennirgs, late from Massi!ion, propo-
ses to give lessons in Music, Piano, Guitar, and
Vocal, during the summer, in this place. Mr..
II. not only comes highly recommended, butt he
has given, and can give, such a~uricular proofs
! of his skill, as leave no room for doubt.
That he is equally competent as a teacher,
the members of the Warren philharmonic Soci-
ETY. will vouch, he having drilled them scientif-
caliy one evening.
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a. TFuesdeIi,

AS row on hand, and is receiving a
IL large variety of CABINET FURNITURE. EN-.
Draeing Sofas, Tete a Tetes, Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Marble Top, Extension and Com.
mon Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Common Stands,
Common Chairs, &c, &C.
Lie is also prepared 10 manufacture every style Of
Fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames. DC. All Of
which he will sell at prices TO SEit The times.
He has also purchased the entire stock Of d. B. Gil.
MORE, and will hereafter carry on, in connection with
ms former business, ihat of UNDERTAKEN.
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PATCH s. OPDYCKE b.

Fresh Trimmingsl Petition to sell I caoice selec
vs. ton OF Carriage Good inclusive
OH Eaggy Lirings.D OF the best quality Of Plush ne
nave ever OGereIi in this market, aud some WROUGHT
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make a note Of these latter
"fxins." yea Whs seek tn supply your customers WIKI
better work than they bug elsewhere.
Nov in stock the largest, land by largest" we mean
bigger" a more extensively supply OF SidtiIery
Ware, Harness trimmings, DC, than can be found nj
any inland point ON the Western Reserve.
ORDERS by the Hacks or Il. T. GI.ed by return lire,
lad goods WARRANTED 70 be as represented. Car
friends will find Us ever ready to exhibit The latest
styles Of Harness trimmings. and give an "~-iuklng'
Of the patterns most in vogue among the eastern nan.
ufac;urers, a We take pains durinS tsips 20 New York
to post ourselves IN every branch OF the trade Nos
PelriC.w Cloth. clret do-yery choice.
Green do excellent shade
Crimson Figured Piosh- by tn piece OF yard
Green do d y. i. cRs shade.
80. l Duck. 80 inches.
Ho.2 do 90 pretty fair quality
Dra5 Union Cloth, BY the piece or yari-
Green 30 10 latest style Of shade.
Blue Union CIoii. qaite hne-f0r Iow price.
German Worsted Daiaask Fancy DO.
High Col0rcd do varioas shades.
We are opening ont a great variety Of Harness and
ether Trimmings, 4 slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds is saiioiuei. We Intend = seilat uULESALE
as low as any JOGGING House west OF &eE York:
3 dozen Silver Patent Bits. 2Gezeu % Forged
10 gross Silver Plated Bleblesi doujlebar, including
g, Z and finch.
gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
- "clA1I-NN Al. u LAN-2s At'AA.A aus"
3 10 Erass do do Cresceh. do
l do Inllid 30 do do do DO
, do Fall do do 10 Grown DO
4 DO Japarned silver do do 10
) do InIaid 20 do do 10
DC Full 90 do do do
rs Pairs L. s Eastern Hanss-
30 do JapanneI Gig do
50 d. GO Coach DO fair quality.
81 do QLSpot Iron Gig 10 seliin. fast
e. do Silver Pl9t yl,,,i 90 i]asi9di4g some 1s,f a9s
10 do Mullen Bits. quality not 20 hrss Of.
II DO do 90 better grade.
90 do Naieable y. Loops, some very heavy
Also, Pad Hooks. Tug lIoaks. Terrets, Snanies.
Rings, Seat S~pindles, Ivory Rings. real Silver Ro-
settles, MartinsaI Rings, Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. EuamsI-d Hides, Fringes. BIckram Laces
ia endless variety.
Remember the place. as per annexed "ard.
PATCH & OPDYChE, Warren, o.,
Jo5bers Of Carriage Goods, Saddlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav -. I-5S-
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The Crops.

We receive cheering reports of the crops in
different parts of this County. Notwithstanding
the long continued rains. The wheat is coming
forward rapidly, the oats which were sOwn early,
on rolling land, or sandy soil, look well, while
the prospect of the grass crop, was never better.
Considerable corn is planted, but it is probable
much more ground would have been put in corn
had there been less wet weather.
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sh.ria, >. omee, Warren. Jaa ei oh. /. i ST. $50 S5,''"'
'TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.
l. John Hutchins, Admir-. Oft
r. S. Brooks, deed, PA Petition 10 Sci LGaI.

Larcrz0 Potter. Lydia A. Pot
ter. The Cleveland & MShon-
ing Rail Road Company. IIO-
ratio G. Wood and others.
and the widow and heirs a.
law of said decedent. Dcft's
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PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.

Piils-McLane's Liver, Ayers, Sellers, HOlIoways,
Wriglt's Indian Vegetable, Jaynes- &C. &c.
Ague Melicile-QaiEiEe, neshers and StrOngs Pills,
Or. Mann's Ague Baisam. Hedges Fever X Ague De
stroyer. &c. sc.
Ground Sn.ces vi az kinls.
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Farmers Read!

Jo5bers Of Carriage Goods, saddlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav -. IS5S.
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Flood.

The waters of the Meander have been very
high, and considerable damage has been done
to the bridges. The southern mail, due here On
Saturday afternoon, did not arriy until Sunday,
at IL o'clock.
The MahOning is full, but not as high as it
was once before this season.
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Rowland Springs.

Rowland Springs.
This popular place of resort in the summer
season, is again open to visitors, and under the
control of its old proprietor. Mr.. r. NJ Hank.
Under his management, while everything is
provided to contribute to the comfort and pleas
ure of his guests, they may rest assured thatthey
will not be annoyed by drunken rowdies-
Those who have been there this season, report
it is more pleasant than ever before.
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OQr Town.

UUI 1UWU'
Warren never looked better than it does now
The shade trees are covered with their leafy gar
ments, the dwellings, fences. de-, are, most OF
them, as bright as fresh paint, and freedom from
dust can make them, aud the frequent rains have
washed the houses as clean as a schoolbOys morn
ing face.
Our private opinion is, that there few pleas
anter towns than Warren.
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Markets.

Wool is coming in freely. selling from a5 tc
IS cents per pound. The prices range some
eight or ten cents less than last years prices.
Cheese has begun to make its appearance, in
quantities, and like wool, is selling at lower pr.
ces than las; year, bringing from So to Ga els
per pound.
Butter has declined, and was selling yester
day for 1915 cents.