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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-08
EMPIRE :,
AND s.,.
HAT STORE.

+ NICHOLS, has just received the
L. largest and best selected stock Of Clothing,
Furnishing and Piece foods ever brought to this mar
krt- consisting in part of the following: Oyercoars,a
Business. Frock and DressCozfs. Pants. Vests. Shirts
Undsrshirts. Suspenders, Iiandkerehiefs. Eats& Caps
Of every style and variety Our piece goods are OF
the hest grades and latest styles. BY way Of showing
shat can be done, I will sell suits at the following
price:
OTeresst. fTOek coat, ps7:s. vestand hat, all good
substantial warm clothing. for 5000.
1 would just say to hose that want Clothing made
to order, that l have secured the services Of
CAPr JAMES RICHARDS, .
who rs a mechanic in his line, has no superior on the
Reserve. he having been At the head Of one OF the most
fashionable Merchant Tailor shops in Troy. NY
Cutting the first thing in order and warranted to as.fo
NJ b. am also agent for J. B. az R-h Walkers
Factory Goods such as PULLED Cloth. Satinet. Tweed.
Flannel, heavy sheets, stocking yarn, &c. toet6
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N IL w G. O D ID $
AT WHOLESALE.

| S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
JQS SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND.
r1OO five doors east Of the Merchants Bank,
ARE NOW RECEIVING
so Cases Seasonable Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams:
Cases Scotch Gingaams;
Gases Manchester Delaines;
Cases Challie DelaiEes;
Cases Cotton P&nt4lOon Mixtures:
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans;
Gases Bleached SheetiugS;
Cases Colored DriIIings;
Cases Parasols. cheap;
Cases Umbrellas,
Cases Pins. and Hooks and Eyes;
Cases DENNIS and Brown Jeans;
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and COlOred Thread;
$50 Pieces Black and Colored silks;
SJO Pieces Black BrOaieloths and Cassimeres;
80 Pieces Black French Doeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed SaIinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted C~assimeres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White Brilliants cheap;
Pieces White Goods. in full Assortment;
go Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
an Dozens Ladies Lisie CLOVIS;
so Dozens Ladies Best Kid Glsves;
200 Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisl= Gauntiets;
Dozens Steel skirt Hoops;
Dozens Black Lace Visittes;
Dozens Black SIX ViSittes, and
Almest eve ything in a Jobber's stock together
with q large and full assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which we OG,r at " hOlesale on the most reasonable
erns.
.ALSO,
$50 Bales Brown sheetings, with Cotton Bats. Cot
on Yarn, Denims, Irvine. Ticks, &c, bought before
he recent advance, and will be sold cheap for Cash,
y S. RAYMOND * Gu.
Cleveland, March Goth, Is59-im.
II. C. CROSS. TuOS 8. SCOTT,
Cleveland. n. LouiS-
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RYDEFs,S PREMIUM
PHOTOGR4PETC
Gallery OF Art.
MERCHANTS GANk BUILDING, CLEVELAND,

MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, C~LEvELAND.o.
The best Oil Painted Photographs in Ohio. are exc
cuied at this establishment.
Persons having old DaguerreotypeS OF lost or absent
friends. which they wish TO pnt in more permanent and
effective shape. can have them copied in Photograph,
TO the size Of life, and painted in oil equal to portraits
from life.
ALIEN Smith, JR., paints for no other Photographs
in this city.
All the various styles Of small pictures taken in a
superior manner. Mar. 2-Gm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-08

Or Gin Acres for $780, 60. in the State of Missouri, in
Gliding purchase money and fees, with title
direct from Government
VIE are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands in
w the State mentioned, and having a surveyor con
stantiy in our employ, We DO not enter one piece Of
land hut y hat he sees. surveys and furnishes a minute
written description Of the same, which We warrant as
described. The lands have not become graduated
owing TO iGferiority, but owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for much of this Ian is infe-
rior to none in the 5 ate. Persons wishing any Of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are being located very fast.
Owing 10 the great demand for these lands. the 12is
cent grade Of good tanning lands are mostly taken up,
hat there are as good farming lands ye. remaining In
the p cent grade as there are in the state.
We can yet enter the I21, cent grade. but not Of as
good quality for farming purposes.
IL $50 acres Of l21 cent lands for $4,000; or go
acres for sI7O.On.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands examined aud IL ats fur.
nished.
Sod references given. For any further informa.
ton connected with the above, please call and get one
Of our circulars. or address
H. c. CROSS e. Co.,
Nos Uofman's Block. opposite the P. o..
2. o. Cox 1917. (mar. y. '59-im) Cleveland O.
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Coal

Coal Trair.
The coal train on the C.. & N R r.. recon-
menced its regular daily trips. on Thursday last
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SPECIAL EXAMINATION

OF UU l. u A Z II 4 II ..
THERE will be Special Examinations
l. ofschoo, Teachers, a; Empire Hall, in Warren,
on Fridays. APRIL LIST and 18th. Nay 18th. June 18th,
1850. II is expected that all Teachers. who have not
heretofore attended. and expect to teach SIMMER
schools, will attend some one OF these Examinations
W~HITTLESEY ADAMS. Clerk
of Board Of Hx1miners-
Warren, Marcel 10Th, Is5a-3~.
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WOOL WOOL! WOOLM
WANTED AT THE
kinSman Steam WOO.en Factory.

THE subscribers would invite the at
l. tention Of Farmers and Wool-Growers to their
establishment in Kinsman. where we shgu ende4vor
to be on hand to meet the wants Of all that may favor
US with their patronage. With our present arrange
meut, We thinx We eau supply the former with Cloths.
glannsis, &C.. in exchange for Wool on as fair terms
As he can procure them elsewhere. We wish it partic-
ulariy understood that We now have Cloths and RIan-
nelS on hand that we wish to dispose Of. on such terms
as will he for your interest in giving US a call.
We have also on hand a good supply Of Stocking
Y n OF various kinds, mixed. Viii G md eO'or d. Ia.
tieuIar attention will he given to Custom Work. Also,
Roll CaTding and Cloth Dressing done as usual.
Fits IL FAkRAND
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'TRUMBULL COUNTY,
Il COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
y Jacob IS 5. Smith, In rruns.ll Com. Pleas.

W. In Trumbun Com. Pleas
Anthony HardEan & wife-)
BY viItue OF an order OF sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Trumlul1 County. Ohio, to me
directed and delivered. / have levied unon and shall
offer at Public Auction at the door Ct the Court House
in Warren. County Aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 25th day of June, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P. ". Of said day, the following deseribeg Real Estate:
Situate in Newton Township, TrrmbuIl County. and is
known by Subdivision Lots I and X in lot hfsySour
Of the town plat originally suryeyd by Judson Can
6eld, in the Township Of Newton. For map Of sub
division OF lot fifty four, reference is 10 he had to the
Chaneery Record Of TruInbuIl County, Vol. I<t, I35th.
Lots containing forty hundredths Of an acre, each lot
containing twelty-hundredths Of al acre.
APpraised at Eight Hundred and twenty five dollars
TERNS-Cash- - .
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherids Office, Warren. May 25. ls59-5w
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
PosT oFFIcE, WARREN. emo,
February 10th. 1853.
For the present the several mails at this Office will
close and open as follows:
CLOSE. oPEN.
Pittsburgh, daily at 9pm. ~ d
YoHRssf0pa, at IQZ a m. eL D m
Cleveland, at IL % m. liz m
kiasnsn. trivk Mond- Wed. Frid 9 pm. 5 pm
n Rfo0mfsId nm
FGrmiagtoa. " i0% am. pm
Grserssxrsh, Tres. Thurs. Sat. 9 pm. : pm
Sharon pm II am
". GrssnvlHe, . :. IOL am. pm
Salem. via Eden, N. Jackson, &C., closes Mondays and
Thursdays. at 9 P. m, and opens Wed & Sat 5 N
Canton. via Duck Greek. Hannah's Mills. &c, Fridays.
closes at Q p. m, and opens Fridays at 5 p N
7. L. WEBB. ?. NJ.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

bALTlNohE-J Jan -. lN9Ts
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfor-
tune 10 lose the best portion of my hair, from the e.
fleets Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1854, 1
was induced to make a trial Of your preparation, and
found it 20 ansxe r the very thing needed. My hair is
now thick aud glossy, and no words can express my
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such a
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. J. K. Bragg, is a minister in
regular standing. and pastor Of the OorhOdox Church
at BrOok6eld, Mass He is a gentleman OF greTt inau-
ence ard universally beloved. WIN. DYER.
RRooKFIELD. January IL, 1853.
Professor wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of
yocr Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure to say.
that its effect has been excellent in removing inhAm
nation. dandrGs and a constant tendency to itching
with which I have been troubled from my Childhood;
and has also restored my kair, which was becoming
gray, to its original color / have used no other arti-
Gle with anything like the same pleasure or profit
Yours. truly, j. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bstties OF , sizes. viz;
large, medium and small; the small = a pint. and re-
tails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at
least twenty per cent. more In proportion than the
small. retsils for two ioHars per bottle: the large holds
a quart. ~ per cent. more in proportion, aBd retasls
for SO.
o. J. WOOD & CO. PropTietors. IA Broadway, New
York. ana ia MARKET St. ST. Louis. No.
And sold by all good Druggists end Fancy Goods
Dealers. May T.. 'J9-sm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

The colored churches Of .tmerica visL
10 engage in this glorious work. and the
African Civilization Society affords an ON.
portuniiy for all to combine under The
oanneroi Emmanuel forgetting their minor
differences in the eunobling work of preach.
ing Christ to the benghted nations. Wild
the Divine blessing, Ethiopia will soon
stretch ont her hands unto God" aud b,
a blessed providence, through tue iustr,,
mentality oil her own children. whose hear.
are now burning within them for an nm.
portunIty TO preach the Gospel in the Land
OF their ancestral greatness. The native.
OF Central Africa earnestly implore IL,
aid they are loudly calling for mission.
aries and teachers, and we can not nee,er,
them.
The Board of Directors of the Afr;cs,
Civilization Society earnestly appeal to
the llberal-hearted for the necessary mean.
to secure these important results. Tbey
ieei certain that when it is known thai
colored brethren Of the faith. the cb;ldr.n
OF our common Father, now await the;,
aid it will be cheerfully and affectiop,ts.
ly granted them,
Donations and subscriptions NAV bs
forwarded to the Treasurer or Corresnon,
aing Secretary, by whom they will be &C.
knowledged.
Annual subscription, One Dollar. or
more; Life-membsrship, Twenty five Dol.
lars
HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET, Pres
JOHN PETERSON, Rec. Sec. .- 90 ;,-44;
ROBERT LTsDLEY MURRAY, Treas. O.
Broad Street.
I. BOURNE, Tor. Sec. % Bible HOUSE
N Accommodation Oh general
business OF the Society may be directed
during the absence Of the Secretary, until
LIST September,) to Rev. II. H. GAssrp
~ Bible House, New York.
Rev. A. A. Constantine, Of Ludlow. Vt
Agent tor this State. -
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We very cheeriully give, III another
place, the manifesto ol the \ lr'can Uivil-
cation Society, which we commend to
careful. reading and candid consideration.
We hail the advent OF every voluntary as
ISOLATION which proposes TO occupy new
and open field of usefulness, us another
hope OF blessing TO the world and to our
mind it appears that there was never
benevolent society formed when all the
elements we're more lavorably disposed to
its success than in the case now presented
TO us; and it certainly gives promise OF
greater usefulness. in greater variety U
ways, than any other society which now
appeals to Christian philanthropy. 1t
opens most charming prospect to the
depressed Africans among Ut, and to our
mind, the only rational prospect for their
elevation. II proposes a missionary work
for the degraded millions OF Africa, upon
the true plan--the introduction, Oh large
scale, OF Christian Civilization We
would give every encouragement to every
enterprise which aims at the spiritual and
temporal elevation OF the human family,
but, evidently, all are not alike projected
in wisdom or productive Of equal good.
We believe that commerce and emigration
must prepare the benigbted nations for
civilization and gospel influence. The
enterprise now presented seems to us to
contain every element OF success and is de-
serving Of confidence and support for the
promised good to the Blacks Of our own
country and to the people Of their ancss'
tral home and for its effect upon the
system oe slavery throughout the western
world
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

A History Oh ALL RELIGIONS Con.
tanning statement of the origin, deyelon.
ment' Doctrines and government Of Ii.
Religious Denominations iu Europe and
the United States, with Biographical
Sketches Of Eminent Divines. By SAn'L
SMuckER, LII, D. Published BY DuArr
RuIsos, Quaker Cty, Pubi,,hirs
House. SO South Third Street. Pb;l.a.l.
phia, Pa.
The subject of Religion and the Doc.
trlnes OF Sects must always have 40 ab.
sorbing interest for the thoughtful observer
and work which affords the desired in.
formation, in convenient and accessible
form, at moderate price. ha. been ur.
gently demanded, and will be sought for
with avidity, and must command a large
sale.
In the present work, the origin, develop.
ment, doctrinal belief, Church governmer,
and peculiarities Of over eighty different
religious scots, are treated in a style clear.
compendious and accurate. and will afford
all the information which might be pro-
cured with greet difficulty and expense,
and much labor and research. from the
larger polemical works and encyclopedias.
DR.. Smuoker has evidently prepared
this work with much care, ard it exhibits
great ability and learning The srti olss
on the different religions are very in.
partially written, and show the careful
study OF al unparalleled and sound mind;
and the Importance and value cannot be
too highly estimated of such superior and
unbiased effort in work Of this kind, a.
too often, those pretending to give correc,
information upon such subjects are preju-
diced in favor Of some particular sec,s or
denominations. MIR. Rulison has brouch,
out the work in very handsome form.
and the public is indebted TO him for =
very valuable, instructive and useful book.
The price, Sl.OO, is remarkably low for
such work, and in order that 1t NAV
have rapid and extensivs circulation, he
will send it to any address, accompanied
with valuable Gift, on the receipt of tho
price and twenty cents to prepay postage.
MIR. Rulison will send free, on applics.
ton, h's new enlarged and revised Csts.
logue of Books and Gifts containing Al
information relative to the establishment
Of Agencies in tie Gift Book business
Address DUANE RuLsox,
Quaker City Publishing House, SO South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

The Picnic at New Hauen.
On Sunday the 18th inst, notice was
given out that there would be a Picnic
and Celebration for the New Haven Sab
bath School, on Tuesday the 18th, on the
camp-ground west OF Mr.. s Langdon's.
All were invited to be there punctually
at two O'Clock. The Superintendent fur.
Their remarked that an address might be
expected, either from Mr. Hall OF Mr..
Hyde, OF Middlebury.
At an early hour teams we've foeking
in from all directions, loaded with men,
women, children and Picnic.
After the bulk Of what were expected
had arrived, the Superintendent III Gift.
ford, requested the company to retire to
the speakers stand, and there were APP
pointed, Mrs. +. Doud. Marion Sprsgue,
Esther Langdon. and others as Commit.
sec 20 arrange the tables.
AZ the eland, services were commenced
bg !. ven impressive prayer from Nh.
9yde after which all were invited To
sing the familiar HYMN which begips,
Come thou iount OF every blessing
Mr.. Hall then spoke few minuies to
The children, AND after singing the box.
oiogy Dir. Hyde male = short but i'm.
pressiVe speech. Another lynn was sung
aud then ell were invited 10 adjourn to the
tables.
All seemed vel pleased with the adj.
dress, the children especially. were highly
elated,
Once mole at the table, the little
children, (some two hundred) were placed
around in order and ii blessing asked by
MIR. Hall Then all were invited TO eat
their FILL After this last but by no means
last performance wss concluded. all dis.
persed to their homes, highly pleased with
the Picnic. PARTICIPATION.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

The following merited compliment
from the Kalamazoo Gazei,-, TO our late
townsmaD, DR.. ]. Adams Allen, will be
read with satisfaction by his numerous &C.
quaintances in this vicinity, Or. A was
born and educated in this place, and is @
brother to DR.. G. L. Allen. Before being
connected with Michigan University, he
was Professor of Physiology, in the Indi-
ana Medical College, at LapOrte. He
now takes more responsible position in
Chicago.
A Merlted Compliment.
The following aattering tribute to the
talents and personal character of our
townsman, DR.. j. ADAMS ALLEN, we copy
from the Michigan " PeninSuidy hide.
peadent MsriacaI JoHrBO. We, and
our citizens universally, share the regret
expressed that the Doctor 4" leaves Mich.
gan :" for 10 mau among us has more sd.
mirers or warmer friends than he. To
Kalamazoo. particularly, the loss will be
one not easily to be repaired; but We trust
that the change will but favor his high
capacity for usefu ness ss it will greatly
enlarge the field of his exertions:
RusH MEDICAL CoLIEsB-PRor. AL.
LEE.-If the balance of the new appoint-
ments in Rush Medical College are as il.
picious as that Of Prof ALLEN TO the
Chair of Theory and the Practice, the
School will offer attractions ola very high
order and large classes will be likely TO
convene annually under the dropping. of
an institution which adopts the celebrated
RUsH as its patron Saint. Prof ALLEN
was identified with the organization Of the
Medical Department Of the University IF
Michigan and for four years eontiauod
l.s labor. IN tia, institution Az - ,,i.
entilc iroinrer. he i in our Judgement,
unsurpassed a. lra'i. II has never been
our fortune to listen To bis superior. His
lectures are always strong, clear and con.
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Fl O N 7 ITE NJ s .

-. BY misprint in our report OF the
election of this County VIM. Bascom's vote
for States Atty. was made to foot up
1900. 1t should have been. $500.
80. The Mutual Fire Insurance assess
ments, which are usually left with the
Representative elect, will be left with
Judge Tilden All who desire to remit
by Mr.. Hammond, Our representative, can
DO so by leaving the money as directed
above.
We learn that LUCIus WRIGHT
Esq, of Weybridge, sold his fine Short
Horn Bull, Marquis, 2 years old, at the
State Fair last week, to T. ". Park, Esq.
Of San Francisco, Csl., for $500. Marquis
Won the first prize at the State Fair, and
has been the winner Ct fve first prizes, at
different exhibitions. The herd of Messrs,
Wright and Bowdish, are unquestiouably
the purest of the breed in Vernon! and
deserve the attention OF al first class
breeders
JOHN CHiNAMAk's IRA AND CoFFRE.-
His celestial goodness, AR SHowE, has un-
dertaken It mission TO the barbarans, and
HAVING located for Il time in thiR place, ia
dispensing genuine Oolong Tea, Mocha
Coffee &c. There is here presented an
opportunity to learn what pure Tea and
Coffee is that has not been subject 10 the
tricks of our reprobate dealers. Our
readers are assured that these herbs distill
most delightful beverage and we trust
that Johns mission among us will be the
means OF introducing to all our kitchens
the delicious aroma of his oriental herbs.
He can be found in full Chinese costume
at the p. O., and will attend With grace.
iul civiity upon all who may wish to in.
spect bis wares, Or peruse his tail,
...Cail at Copeland's and get some
Of those letter sheets, with beautiful pho
tographs of the village, and views from
various points in the village. We venture
to say that letter written on one Of those,
TO Il friend at a distance, who is familiar
with those scenes, will be twice as accep'
table as one on an ordinary sheet.
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vncing. His style is terse and arionlic.
Conceiving in his own mind clear aud
definite idea of the subject under consid.
GRAFTON, operating truth from error, and
reducing facts to general philosophy, be
never fails to present truth with clear
and bold outline, and in highly assimi-
latino form. His acquisition is fortunate
for the Rush Medical College aud while
VIC regret that DR.. ALLEN lenves Michigan
we can but commend the sagacity which
secures his services, and express our sin.
cerest wishes for his personal welfare. d.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

privately Omitted that it wa. impossible
Tor poor working man to have we'll
ordered. vol governed household. where
hia children had two or more living moth.
ers occupying the same ordinary dwelling.
On 'he whole | conclude that polygamy,
as It was graft on the original stock Of
Mormonism will be entitled by tbr root
that there will be new revelation, ere
many years, whereby the Saints will be
admonished TO love and cherish the wives
they already have, but not to marry any
more beyond the natural assignment of one
wife to each husbnnd."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

ABSENCE OF MIND. Brown wrote to
Jones II have left my suutf.bor Oh
your table-please return it by the
bearer" He was about 10 seal the note
when he discovered the snuff.box il, bis
pocket and therefore added a postscript
81 have just found it, 80 do cot trouble
yourself to look for it." And be dir
patched the letter. J
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

-physicifns are generally 10th to sneak vo,
iupralss OF what are called" patent fnsdicipes."
iidesd, II Is an article in The code OF psds,L
sihc., that ply stefan who sanctions the u,s,sf
such remedies cannot be considered a member
0. inc National Association but there arc s1-
the disciples OF Eseulapius have actually beer
compelled, by the force Of facts to reeomend III.
use Of Dr. i, Hoststter's Stoma Bitters, lor
those diseases which are particularly lievaEl,i
during the summer and fall. They have asv. >.
talneu mat there are rol Iedits In the plnrnn.
copia WHICH can Al. ..- with this wopdsynl
compound for dsrangensnl OF the system. Th.u-
SANDS OF families residing along the low prolt,ts
OF the Western and Southern rivers, arc nv
convinced that they have found - medicine ne
eansiy adapted Tor tear ailments, while In Other
months tue demand ior the artel. ia sousilv
large SOLD by druggists aud des 10 r gslsrally
see advertisement in another eslunr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

Our readers will please notice the
advertisement Of Fancy Goods and Toy.
BY 'essrs. Holden. Cutter & Co., SO md
80 Federal street, Boston atfordins one
OF the best opportunities to purchase such
goods ever offered. w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-21

The LADIES HONE MAGAZINE, BY r.
3. Arthur and Virginia Townsend, iss
monthly OF great merit, 1t is published
for $500 year. Address T. 8. AurthuI
& Co., 1923 Walnut st. Philadelphix q