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llew Qualifications.
TRELAWNY'S RECOLLECTIONS
OF SHELLEY & BYRON.

w. U. BERRY e. CO. have just reed
RECoII.EcTIoNS OF THE LAST DAYS OF SHELLEY
AND BYRON. BY f u. Trelawny. / vol. limo
Cloth
No living poe; arrived the fnllness OF his
fame the jury which sits N Judgment upon n poet,
belonging he does all time. must be composed NJ
his peers :; IL must he empanelled by Time from the
selected Of the Muses. Of many generations sid
ley's DstHoe II Poetry.
w. =. PERRY & co. have also just
received-- s.s
LEIGH HUNTS Recollections Of Byron and his Co
temPoraries vols. Cloth. Portraits.
BEEcHER'S LIFE THOUGHTS i vol
LEIGH HUNTS Indicator 2 vols.
THF LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the English
Railway Engineer. ! vol. Cloth
SPECIMENS OF DOUGLAS JERRoIn'S WIT, to-
gether with selections chiefly from his Contributions
TO Journals, designed to illustrate his Opinions.
vol l2nao.
MUSTANG GRAY: Romance By the Hon. Jere-
miah Clemens, of Alabama
BERNARD LIE An Historical Romance BY the
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens.
DR.. CLAPP Autobographcal Sketches and RecoI-
lections during thirty five years residence in New
Orleans.-' --e--
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Wanted.

A GENTEFI., active person partner, with cash
n capital from 3, 900 10 o., 900 in respectable
AMI profitable business which will be made 10 pay
$40 900 year. Address, Immediately,
W26-lw BUSINESS, at this ONCE.
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Extra Chance

i AM Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
on Cherry street adjoining tho ''UPion Buildings -
tnow In course of erection fronting feet and run
ming back ISL feet. This Is the most cesrubc prop
erty IN the city for sale Also Store Houses on
Market street. near Spring 81 Appy TO
WILL T.. BOYD,
yl-u No so Cherry street
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Statement of the Condition
OF
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

TO THE COMPTROLLER or 7HE STATE OF TEN
NESSEE, JUNE ISL, 1855.
l. The name Of the Company is the CITY FIRE ISsUR
ASCE COMPANY HARTFORD, located at Hartford,
Conn.
2. The Capital Stock Of the Company is.... sl50OOO
j. The amount Of its Capital stock paid IN is. l5U00O
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MackereI! MackereI!.
MHENlPNvS COYNSE.

i
THE Races over the Memphis Course will commence
i on TUESDAY, October l9th, 1885, and continue
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TUEsDAY, October le.-The "wAIKEE
SrAKE, for three year olds 500 entrance $50 for
felt Mile heats; three 10 iii the stake; the
Cinb "a adj 500, provided the H. run: name
and close the Let day 81 August ISIS Security
Will be required FOR the forfeit iu the above stake.
sANE DAY.-Jookcy Club Pure 5000. Three mile
heats
SBCOND DAY, WEpSl<DAY, October eo--Jockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heats tire. la I'VE.
SAME Dkr.-SEcei isttke Ter two year odds; $500
trance, Csc forfeit. bash of mlr 4" threo more
hli the stRke-now three eatrics. Security viii be
required for the forfeit.
1ilIRD RAY THUKsDAY October 2l--The 'sHAEryR
SIAKE.H for three year Odds Two mile heals; s5uO
entrance 800 forfeit; three 90 on tIc stak
the Clab 20 add $500, provided tie race h nap. Ia
aud close lsf day 81 August, 1885 Security
viii b. required for The forfeit
FOUETfi DAY, FanAY, october 12.--Jockey Club
Purse S8eo Two Hsiie heat. q. q.
FlETH DAY. skf,KnAY, october 2s.--Jockey Club
Pure 81 ,0fo. Four ue he-iis
aa- .skAk over" the above Course cntities the
horse % tho fuu amount OF Jockey Clab pnrsrs
IT. All entries, with forieits secured, must be d.
WV 7 EoUNDTREz, PRcrrurroE,
je3o-td denuhis renn
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STATE or CONNECTICUT
Hartford COUNTY; w.
HARTFORD July u, 1883.
Personally appeared c. G. WAITE, Secretary Of the
City Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed,
is true, according 10 his best knowledge and belief.
Before me ROBERT T. DAY,
Justice of the Peace.
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Having purchased Mr.. M'Ianahan's interest in the
goods we have taken in partners in our business
Dixon A. Allison and John Il johnson. We shall con
tlnue at old stand where viii be pleased to
meet old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious % cut down present stock as low
as possible, preparatory "a fall purchase, will
offer inducements prices to those wishing 10 repleb.
ish their stock. We shall be glad all times
ceive their ORDERS and will do best iii them
satisfactorily.
Junel4 ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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NOT Il.

WE have this day sold tn FISHER, WIRELESS X
w CO., our entire stock uf Groceries, and the bus
mess hereafter will be conducted by thom-
jyl J. I. MARTIN co.
vNTE have tins day associated with US in business
w MIR. J. T. MARTIN.
JyI FISHER, wHELESs 4 co.
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STATE OFTENNESsEE, Comptroller Office
lsII.-II = Z

STATE OFTENNESSEE, Comptroller Office,
NASHVILLE, July 70, 1855.
This certify that the Cry FIRE Insurance Com
HARTFORD located at Hartford IN the state Of
Connecticut has complied with all the requirements
passed by the General Assembly OF the OF
Tennessee in March, 1856, entitled IAN Act q regu-
late the agencies OF Insurance Companies not incor-
porated by the State OF Tennessee, and that JOSEPH
NASH is the legally authorized agent of said Company
in the town of Nashville, STATE of Tennessee
j. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The subscriber viii issue Policies in the above re
able Company equitable rates
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
jy3l-tf No. rs College street
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
JULY RULES, 1855.
na''p'l s-1@sl. Bill for Divorce.
Thomas Sanders,
IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
l. ter, from the allegations Of the bill nled IN tins
cause, that the defendant, Thomas SANDERS, a non
Of State Of tennessee so that tho ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served on HIM, II s
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Patriot, newspaper published In the city 81 Nash
vile Tor thirty successive days, requiring the said de-
PENDANT TO appear at the next term Of The Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, 10 be held Ia the city Of Nash
Vile on the second Monday IN September next then
and there 10 plead, answer denur compliments
bi or the same Will be taken pro coniesso and set
down Tor hearing ex pArie- ,,,-,.
jy3o-w4t Clerk and Master
Wanted.
w and iron well and will pay the highest prcie
jyso-n H. H. HAYNES 4 co
HOT BLAST IRON.
IN roNs HANGING ROCK IRON On hand and for
JyIs DID. DIcKEY
PMlAAD DE LPNAA.
VIM. MckEE,
No. % South Front St. and No. % Let,tia st.,
IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
Are constantly receiving, on CONSIGNMENT,
IRISH LINENS, SHIRTS FRONTS, H'DKFS, &C.,
40 u ssAr vAnEzr. ALSO,
BRITISH GOODS.
consisting IN part OF
Paper auxlins, Velvet Cords. Beaytrtrtns,
Tabby yelysts, llpaecas, Cashmerts,
Italian Cloths, &C., &c.
jsea-Giwimeptrl
NOTICE
To Texas Land Claimants.
IL L.saa and s,it.sy Claims as.iHs, sss govern
~ meat = Texas Will be foreser barrel Gales ap-
plsztlon De taac thsfuos, prcf - thc Isl q Sssm-
ees, ISIS ard proaf n.Ase theresa eysss ts 10 %
Any pess "a having snch claims can have thsn
prosni,tiy Ailsaaud % by ealAag % SkDsW ctHoA,
Attorney al ias al Texas. who car % fsna untstae
Nashville. In che ahssaoa q Gps. ". Coos, 4 A IA
Nh give has psszonas asssntlsn 10 ti,s sane
a s1su.sss.s . E. .ssssss-s q = x eso.'
GlDDxNGS a. COOK.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
And General Agents
FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS.
gfs-uiS4sfm pAA
REAaOyA IS.f
r1x ASH a NJ. r.,~.xs4 n.< sszr< 81 fEexeFx
~. tas4rs. fo&zzre. a. <s. North ta7irse -
a. d. ai1 stanl - kr a "a fa-E u<x< IA - u t-e
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%

~fta sl0S, -oi = u "
So that the aggregate cost Of the government
for the year 1859 may fairly be set down at
sos, 25f, pol 04. rn
We shall recnr to this topic Ia relation TO
the other heads suggested at . future time"
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The greatest amount insured in any risk is SIS 900
The greatest amount allowed be insured in any
City, Town or Village, varies according 10 its size
and class of property.
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in
block varies as ia the preceding.
No part Of its capital earnings deposited with
any state States, security for losses therein.
Act Of incorporation is the same heretofore flied.
c. C. WAITE SarretdrU
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Stock for Sale.

On SHARES Building stock. Also, 4 shares Nash
~ VILE and Chattanooga Railroad stock.
Apply to Will L. RONn, agent,
Jyl-u No so Cherry street.
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JiMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MoNTAGU's PAGE. an Historical Romance Of
the Seventeenth Century. by 6. p. X. JAMES.
ALSO,
LECTURES OF lola MONTH";, Countess OF Lands
field } Including her Biography.
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY or a Summer Ramble
among the Fossiliferous Deposites OF the Hebrhes,
or Rambles Of Geologls;, or Ten Thousand Miles
over the Fossiliferous pepositcs Of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, IL d just received by
c29-u CHARLES W. SMITH.
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as the amount actually appropriated for the
use of the Administration for the one year,
1853.
SO we are now actually within S22i5.7s9
SO of an annual appropriation of $780,
900 900.
But the deficiency bills have in the last
two Democratic administrations become a
permanent institution. the standing mark of
incompetent management. want OF foresight,
waat Of financial information. and want of
honest economy. The first year of Mr.. Bu-
chanan has largely added to their amount, and
we are entitled to foresee that the next ses-
sion Of Congress will be asked to add to the
above aggregate almost as much for deiicen-
cies rs the last session had 10 grant
We are therefore enabled TO say that the
actual appropriations for the year 1859 of
S97 ,25420l Of
Will be augmented by al least for dencien-
-
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Excursion Trains-Kalf Fare.

In order to accommodate passengers living
along the line of the Cleveland d Mahoning
Rail Road, who may wish TO attend the eelebra.
ton of Independence Day, at this place on Sat
urday the 3d-and at Cleveland, on Monday
the 9Th of July.-tho Superintendent announces
that the time viii he changed, and only One
Fare charged for the Round Trip.
The Train going West, will leave Ycungs.
{ fwn a. $40 A. NJ .%arrive at this place at about
80, and at Cleveland at 1882. Returning
viii leave Cleveland at $40 P. NJ, arrive at thi
place, at about $40. and at Youngstown at 7.3l.
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saturday, the nth day of July, 1853,
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

~ DER or c0CRT.-0n Thursday, the 18th day Of
5uly, lass. a. O'Clock in the afternoon. on the prem
iSes. to Wit the late residence OF Esther Phelps. decd ,
and now in the occupancy of john Jones, in Newton
Township, will be sold to the highest bid Ter. the fol-
lowing Real Estate: One SEAL farm Of excellent land.
bounded on the North by the north line Of geRton
Township; on the East by the east branch Of Mahoniny
River, and the lot hereafter mentioned; on the West
by the west branch Of said River, and on the South by
land IF widow Carson. lying about Z OF a mile North
Of Beavers Mills, containing 81 acres more or less.
Appraised at 5000. TEREs-Oue-half cash on confirm
atien of sale. the residue in G months from that time,
with 6 per cent Interest. 70 be secured by note and
mortgage on the premises. or by note and ipdiYidual
security approved by the undersigned.
Also. the undivided cue-half part of a certain other
lSt. lying or the East side Of the above mentioned lot.
and about midway between The North and South boun-
daries Of the above named tract: Containing in The
whole undivided. two acres and an half-to be sold
exclusive Of the improvements and building made
thereon By the undersigned previous 10 the decease OF
said Esther Phelps. TERMS OF SALE-Cash on conGr-
nation b. the Court. Appraised at $50.
JOHN JONES. Admr. Of
Newton, june 10. i5s-4F.l Esther Phelps,
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July Appointments.
DR H. TUBBS viii be in attendanc

iR. ii. TUBBS will be in attendance
WARREN, NationalHotel, Wednesday. July 18th.
RAvESSA, Prentiss House, Friday, July 9th.
AsHTAEULA, Ashtabula House, Thursday. July 22i.
For Consolidation upon all diseases Of TIE Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Li5sr, Stomach, BOEeLs, KidaegS,
and Spleen .sLse- DropSy. Grcrel. Rheumatism,
Nervousness. DeGiitg. Dyspepsia. Female DiseGs-
es, .agHe and FeUer. FITS, Impurities Of fhe Blood,
ErEPtioHs, Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties
Of long standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For some tea years, DR.. TUBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In NO CASE ARE MINERAL on OTHER
POIsOSs ENeLoVED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK To MAKE
WELL, OR TEAR DOWN TO BUILD Up AGAIN. The medi-
eipes can he taken with safety by the most delicate,
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue. with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise Maay
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the i~adisputa-
bic evidences of which can always lie furnished
I~nvslids, however reduced or despairiug, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without q corresponding
prospect of recovery.
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Iapaiid ladies should read the 6oHoving /:

Baldwin Township, ~sandusky Co, o. Oct. 1854.
DIR. TUBss, SIR :-Knowing the vast amount of suffer-
ing existing among the females of the present day, an
having drank 10 the Gregs, from the bitter cup OF Attic
ton. I gladly maze known what in ny case, has proved
the long sought remedy
My h slth has been poor for eighteen years, and ten
years of that time I spent in bed, a helpless sufferer,
scarcely able to sit up long enough to have my bed
made. The misery of those years l cannot describe.
Prolapsus uteri. with heat. weakness and pain through
the small Of the back and abdomen. aud sharp pains
extending down the iimis 5. we're among the earlier
symptoms Walking or Standing became difficult first,
and at length utterly impossible Soon digestion 5ailed
and the entire nervous system seemed uaSsruug, palpi
tatioI Of the heart and dizziness and oppression Of the
head, also added to my suderings. Physicians from
far and near gtre employed, by one of whom ] was
salivated and rendered worse than before. Your first
prescription was obtained in October, one year ago
improvement was slow at first I have not only been
able to leave the bed. but am now doing most OF my
house work, and can walk 4 mile and back, without
serious inconvenience. Yours. truly.
June 10, Sc. MRS NANCY GROVER.
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Conrt Of Pleas.

This court commenced on the l4tf, and j:
still in session, Judge Potter p~resides, and 6
large amount of important business has been
dispatched.
The trial of Thomas M'Whinney, for the muir
der Of his father, came on last week. The mat
ter in this case first came before the Coroner last
November, the prisoner was afterwards brought
before Justice Abel and bound over to the Court
of Common Pleas; the subject was then investi-
gated by the Grand Jury, and a true bill found
against him; the merits of the case were exam
ined at the March term of the Common Pleas,
in the trial of his brother. and now he is arrang-
ed before the Court of Common Pleas now in
session. Arguments in behalf of The prisoner
were made by Asper and futile, for the State
by Smith and Cox. The verdict of the Jury
was Not guilty in manner and form as he stands
charged in the Indictment. The prisoner was
discharged and is now at large.
The State of Ohio VS.. Peter Solinger, Hutch
ins and Fuller for deft, Smith for State. a
true bill was found against The def for Larceny.
and the verdict of the petit jury was guilty
The prisoner was ordered to be confined in q
cell of the county Jail for 20 days. to fed on bread
and water only, to render double the value of
the property stolen and pay a fine of $40 and
costs of prosecution.
State of Ohio VS.. John Rooher, Grand Larceny,
o true bill found. Tuttle & Stull for def. Smith
for State. Verdict, guilty of petit larceny only,
property stolen amounting only to $50 10. Sen
tence to be imprisoned in a cell of the county
Jail for the period of 80 days. to restore double
the amount of property stolen, to pay a fine of
SO, and costs of prosecution.
Henry Price vs.. Phoebe Price, Divorce case,
Fuller for Plf., Crowell for delft, Petition for
bill was dismissed at the costs of Petitioner.
After the regular grand jury was discharged,
a special grand jury was called on Friday
BY the two juries several true bills were found.
True bills were found against Levi Horn and
ThOmos White for Grand Larceny, Alvin Tidd,
Albert Tidd, Charles Curtis, Thompson Craw-
ford, for Burglary.
Alvin Tidd, Albert Tidd, Charles Curtis,
Thompson Crawford, for Grand Larceny.
William A. Jones and Nathan Dillon, for
Keeping tavern without license. The following
persons were indicted for selling intoxicating
liquors, Alfred l. T~roxell, VIM. A. Jones, John
Uhl, W. Paitzgrof, George Frease, w 7. Fields,
d. Bishop, n MeManus. B. Lewis, d Dunbar,
Aaron Peek, F. H Cory. O. Moser, 1. Lewis,
Caleb Peek, James St. John, G. Bovntan, d. G.
Miller, N. Wilson, E. Welsh.
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High School Anniversary.

The Anniversary of the Warren High School
will take place on Frilay next. The TX.
ercises will consist of original o~rations and es,
says i~ntersYcrsed with music by the school choir
Diplomas will be distributed to the graduating
class, which will be addressed by the Superin
dent.
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That Fugitive Slave.

1t seems that the only fugitive who has been
in these parts within the last two weeks, was
Ben Scott himself.
The Mahoning Register thus explains.
The whole matter, so far as we can ascertain
grew out of the fact that Scott was in Youngs-
town on Saturday night last, and on Sunday
morning was footing it up to Warren. At Bri-
ar Hill, Girard, and other places, he undertook
to play the fugitive, representing himself as q
runaway slave, in order to obtain money from
the eredulous, and so well performed his part
that a Briar Hill man, named Webster, former
ly of Missouri, and who has relations in that
State, really supposed him to be property and
visited Warren in company with one of our cit
liens, on Sunday afternoon, to ascertain more
about him. Somehow the story got wind there,
that a couple of slave-catchers had been in town,
and that Scott had betrayed the fugitive to his
master, which, coming to the ears of the dar-
keys, they seized him without ceremony, and
administered the castigation as above described.
So far as we can ascertain, there has been no
bona hde fugitive in the case. and the whole
matter is regarded here more in the light of a
practical joke than anything else.
Ben was not satisfied with his whipping ex
perienee, but left this place on Monday, going
north, and still playing the part of a runaway
slave. At Bloomfield by thus representing him
self, he succeeded in obtaining money from some
of the citizens. While there he was recognized
by ohas. Brown. Esq who had often seen him
in this place. As soon as Scott found he was
known, he left for Mesopotamia. W. H. Howe,
Esq, who among others, Scott had deceived,
had him arrested for obtaining money under
false pretences. His person was searched, and
a long butcher knife found upon him. He was
brought to this town. by Chas. Brown, Esq,
and a couple of constables, and committed to
Jail for trial.
While on his way here, when just this side of
the first toll gate. Scott leaped from the Wagon
and bolted for the woods, bat after short race
the constables reeaptured him.
Scott q scamp, to the best of his ability. The
gentlemen who had him arrested are entitled
to the thanks of the community, for putting
a stop to his proceedings.
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1t seems that the only fugitive who has been
in these parts within the last two weeks, was
Ben Scott himself.
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIOWs!

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
~ now kept constantly on hand By the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may be found :he following:
Right and Left Hand Flows, OF all styles and pat
terms in general use. star Improved Flows. Nos ,
and &. III PlOrs ground ready for use. Also, Steel
Plows. Points OF all descriptions, warranted equal 10
the best in market. Our Plows are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign aid, as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and all other kinds Of
POINTS on hand at all times.
Fellows PioEs are so justly celebrated and so well
and favOrably known 10 the farming community, as to
need no further euloEy- have also on hand a supply
and shall keep the same st all timesJ OF Delanoe's In
dependent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, and built in = good and substantial
manner by an honest mechanic. Vanhorn's Wrought
Iron Frame aud Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivators;
also, Wooden Frame, do. Improved Thermometer
Charms, all sizes and Bennetts Improved Muley
Cradles.
All work made or sold by me, warranted rs cheap,
or cheaper than at any other establishment Of the kind
in thiS section. Farmers would DO we'll to call ami
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
ticGlar attention given to all kinda Of repairing la my
lire Of business, and charges moderate.
To my friends and patrons I would return my thanks
for former patronage, and solicit 4 eontinuaise Of The
same.
". D. 81 Goods aad Work warranted.
D. n. BENNETT, AGEST.
South ST., I door East Of Hull & Co.'S,
AuriI = IGjS-tE. Machine Works
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KINSM4M STEAM WOODEN FACTORY.
THE subscribers would say to the nub

lie that they still carry on the business of Manu-
featuring Cloths and Yam. in Kinsman. Having the
past spring made quite an extensive addition to their
machinery, We will have superior advantages with our
present arrangements to turn OF work with prompt
ness and dispatch.
We feel confident in saying. under the present de-
preston of the Wool Market, that We can make it for
the interest Of the Farmer to exchange their Wool for
Cloths and Flannels Particular attention will be
given to CUSTOM
Also, ROLL CARDING and CLOTH DRESSING,
done as usual.
] ". ARRAN & co.
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Match of Moving Machines.

We call the particular attention of our
readers to the A~gricultuI al SOciety's ad-
vertisement of the moving match.
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Lecture.

Temperance Lecture.
A Lecture on Temperance will be de-
livered at the D~eciple's Church on next
Sunday evening, by Elder John Errett.
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Music. Music. Music,

HAVING determined to remain in
IL Warren during the snmmer season, the subscri-
Der would respectfully invite all those who may desire
to receive thorough instructions in Piano, Guitar ard
Vocal Music, to make their arrangements rs soon as
possible
Piano Music SO per term of 81 lessons; Guitar the
same.
The subscriber also his services to the
training of Church Music. &c.
REINH0LD E. HENNINGES.
Warren. Jnne I6. Is5s4T