davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
OLIVER c. CLAEK. sAl'L Il. HALLER
O. G. CLARA 6 co.,
%-1c1r, Feed, Grocery and Prcduce

Central Street, next door above, Lutheran
Church, Cum 5sTlaad, Nd.
4 well selected stock is now cFvn and offered
10 iamiies and country dealers. consisting Of
E.esaity Eztro, ana 3agrrf.ls F2oar, Cora EI-qt,
On, and sys Caogped S1orfs SIP sip9' anE Brau,
.HsW Orleans, Porto Rice, ,IIaScaca@o and
refined surrrs, GoIlcs} and S. Il. .floiasse9,
Trgrr,al. Toupg Hgsaa oyd -Biarh Tee, urn caz
Rto Co1ee cf Me Jsst quaifly. III fa&s n gfcss
Piehias IN tarrtIs and jars, Candies, Soap,
.alacFard oad Herring, Ho5er, Sagar, Soda,
Edia5urg S G.agr Crac5ssrs, PEACHES, Sfra1e-
berries, Pine .alpis and Greeo Corn, pat up in
cans erprsssiy jor ja1aiig uas a choice lot Of
Liquors, consisting OF WINS, Brandies, Rum
and HhisAev, selected with care. Tobacco
aad Segars OF various kinds With a variety
OF other articles usually found in store
Additions 10 the above stock will be frequent
" made so as to keep upa general assortment,
and all dealers are invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. All kinds OF grain and
country produce bought for cash, or in ex-
change for goods.
Cumberland, april 8, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16

B1ARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
from Philadelphia by Railroad in the
State oil New Jersey. Soil among the best for Ag-
ricuitural purposes being good loan soil, with a
olay bottom. The land is large tract, divided
into small FARMS and hundreds from all parts Of the
country are DOW settling and building. The crops
climate is delightful and from frosts. Terms
from SIS to $50 per acre, payable within four years
by instalments. To visit the rlace-Leave Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia at = A. III. by Rail-
Ioaa io[ aa1nmonloa o. aG':TesS a. ). byTaes, BY
New Jersey. See full adv srtisement in another
column.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
ELa1 ey
d @l
FFyHE subscribers hav Just opened large an
q well assorted supply Of

FFEH2 Subscribers have just opened large and
Z well assorted supply Of
SPRING & SUJIJNER GOODS,
including all the various fabrics usually found
in a store, consisting in part of-yiz Blue,
Biact, Blown and Olive French Cloths, Black
and Fancy toI'd plain, aud side band Cassj-
eaefes, Cassinetts, Eentr eky Jeans, Couonades,
DriHings Linens, Cham breys, sc.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Very handsome sPring CaIicoes, Lawns, ChaI-
lies, Robes, Baragfs, french S, Llsle thread
Giagbams, Silks, Hosiery, Gloves, n. ". Col
lars, Cambrics, Ss2iss 6. Null Aiasiins, Stella
shawls, Aantilias &c.
NEW STYLE P.3R.fSOLS.
Cheap Carrrtings, half wool, L'st-Rag, also
Floor oil Cloth various widths. Our Stock Of
BOOTS s. SHOES
cannot be surpassed IN the county for eSteat,
variety and cheaPoess.
GROCE RIES.
Rio LaguiFa, and Turkey Coffee. n. O..
Crushed Granula,e,i and clarified Sugars, New
Orleans Mo!ases, c ulden Syrup, Teas, Choco-
late. Oils, SC, &c.
Our SiocE Is ve, y complete, and We will
take Measure in eX hibiting our gocus to all wh9
r.ars rsrar MS with 4 call. TO good and relia-
bic customers, our terms viii be as usual
Prompt settlements by cash, or nate, egery Jan-
aary. All kinds @ ( Produce received for goods
for which the high, 5, price viii b- given.
Nav 6, 80 4. p. CRA3IER j. co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
IARAELs HERRING s. CO.'S
PATENT CHAMPION SAFE
LITE F,,I.E n DueulcluE. IolIA.
March Is, 1855.



DuEUQuE, Jan. 2, 1859.
GENTS = / am requested by 1Ir. T. A. G.
E2chrane, Of this place, to say 10 you that on
ne morning Of the 4lh instant, about 8 O'Clock.
mis store took fire, and the entire stock ofgoods
ere destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
,ntense that none Of the goods could possibly
be saved; bot fortunately bis books and papers
which were in one Of your Champion Safes.
were all preserved perfectly. And well they
may be called Champion, for during The whole
copGagration there was one iacessant pouring
of fame directly upon tae sale whi1h contain-
ed them. And still, upon opening it, the IN
SIDE vas found to be scarcely warm, While The
outside was most severely sco7ched.
Yours truly,
Il. A. MCCLURE.
Herrirg's Patent Champion Fisa and Bargar.
Proof safes. With fzi-L3 .7a-r=NT. POW.
EoEF2 PROOF LOCKS, afford the greatest ss-
cuftty otany safe In the world. Also side hoard
and Pa1.of sates OF elegant Workmanship and finish
Tor plate &c.
FA8REL, HERRING Z co, have removed from
SO WALNUT ST.. TO their new store tl? Gao
Gs5@E !hBT ST.. iJAYNEs HALL where thp lar
sest assortment Of Safes in the world can be found.
2AG2AsEL, EgE2 E2gNG G5 90.
G29 CHESTNUT STzEer,
[f4qRs'g EQlA
PHILADELPHIA
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
The University Of Family Nedicinrs &C.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

Incorporated BY the State Of Pennsylvania for the
purpose Of arresting the evils Of worthless and
spurious nostrums and supplying the people
with reliable domestic Fcrnidies have
appointed
DANIEL r. ANDERSON, AGENT,
for the sale Of these valuable compounds, viz:
Rowand's tonic mixture for cure offeveT K ague &C.
DO blackberry root syrup, for diarrhoea, &c.
Unigersity's remedy for lung complaints coughs, &c
g Dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
:" Sore Eyes.
fs Ear Ache or Deafness.
Tooth Ache
Fever K que Gn form of piils)
sc Costive bowels, (pills.)
Unlike the various nostruns of the day. these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity
For sale by DANIEL r. ANDERSON,
CentIe eville, Bedford county, Pa
Mar. IS, '5s.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
= -. Z. La - - LC T. i -,

Have row on hand large assortment Of FIRE and
Thief Proof Salamander Sales. Also, Iron Doors
for Banks and Stores, Ifon Shutters, Iron SASH all
makes OF Locks, equal TO any made in the United
States.
Five Safes in one Fire. Eli Como ou5
Right, with 9ontents in good condition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

] By virtue of an O.i-r Of sale issued from the COur;
Of COmal.n Pies IL rrgm .uii County. Uh;o- l. ne
direct II aud delivered. I "a 81 Ohrr al ufiic Auction
/ at the dOpr of the Court House III WaIrvu, in said
4 IaruTy IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
Douglaz-"Faeiles Descsasas," etc.

fhurlow Weed writes to the Albany
Evening Journal from Washington:
1T is true as reported. that Senator
Douglas has ''cavcd." He goes back. how.
evef. without the true men who stood by
him in defending the right in the last Con.
gress. His dcsertion is felt keenly by tic
Anti Lecompton Democrats Of Pcnnsylva.
MIA. and by the friends of Frederick and
MeKibbcn. one of whom sacFif cd his life
and the other his election for 4 cause which
Judge Douglas took up, and has laid down,
as men put on and draw off their garments.
Like Dlniel S. Dickinson Of new Yoik. the
Illinois Senator goes back to be strangled.
Their heads will GO into a bag and into
the river. just Us 60 the heads of rebel
Pashas who offend the Sultan. There arc
no men more truly and firmly fixed in their
opposition to the Democracy, now and
through the war, than Messrs. Hi, K nan
and Schwartz and Col Forney, with their
twenty thousand Democratic flicnds in
Pennsylvania. Indeed the men who car
ricd Buchanan through Pennsylvania on
their shoulders in 1876. will now help to
swell the majoritics in that State, noun
tain high, against the Charleston nomina-
ton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
HMM Meeti1Cs.

The ldUlcss invasion Of a sovereign state.
Virginia. by . band Of Republican, mad
caps, backed by their less bold and reck-
less sympathizers among the Republican
Abclitionists, has aroused the conservative
elements of the nation. and all patriotic
men are meeting together as brethren, to
denounce such men as Justify the invasion of
n state by members Of another. to alter
or abolish its domestic institutions. Great
Union Meetings have been held in Philadcl-
phia. New York, Boston, and other prem
incnt points. recently, and the fires of
patriotism famed into Il blaze that shall
consume the rank scctionalism of such men
as Chase, Giddings. Greeley, Seward. and
their plant tools.-7rambuA Democrat.
Rather poor pay the merchants of the
Eastern Cities. (who have niger cloths to
scll) get from the South. for their Union
saving meetings. However much their
efforts may please the Democrat, here in
the North. the poor errwling d~oughfaees
do not seem to be very highly appreciated
in the Slave States. The Baltimore
Prtriot, referring to these same Union.
Meetings. says:
I'VE perceive the locofoco d~ouehfaccs il
Boston, New York and Philadelphia. pro-
pose holding meetings for the purpose o
appeasing the wrath Of locofoco disunionist,
in the South. at the recent exhibitions o
foolish scntimentalisn for John Brown, BY
9 handful. here and there, Of Abolition dis
u~nionists in those cities. If there be any
character in the world that we have any
contempt for. It IS the officiating dough
face of the Free States. He has no reaI
regard whatever for the South and its in
stitutions, and yet, under the pretcnee o
sympathy for them, he will proclaim him.
self our friend, keeping his eye steadily al
the while upon the peca;nioTy benefit to h
derived thercfrom. He will do anythin.
that Southern frc-eaters Will require o.
him. even to licking the very dust of theil
shoes; and though these partizans are Per
fectly aware Of his hypocrisy. yet. strans,
to say. they affect to be cr.tiicd at the ca
hibition. Why is this! Because they hop,
thus to get his vote. This is the sum an,
substance of the operation. and what /
more. is real Object. The locofocos OF tn,
South demand the sacrifice. and the locofo
cos Of the North are ready to make it"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

SOUTH CAROLINA, is at hcr Old tricks
threatening diSunion in the alternative o.
the election Of 4 Republican President, and
makinga fuss about a Southern con:clerary
The Legislature passed a resolution recently
to inquire into the condition OF the State
arms; whereupon, a contemporary re;crS
them to a place called Camden. where some
muskets can propably yet be found st ticking
through the rail fences. LEFT there by Soath
Carolina militil. at the times OF tie Rev.
%olation. South Carolina stood higher with
the British than with the patriots i'll 1916,
and We fear she has not got over her tory
ism yet. = WcAs5ay { Ga) Her.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
Agricultural Convention and Lectures
At yale CollaOa.

Il is proposed to have chat may De term
ed a great agricultural protracted meeting
at Yale college during the present winter,
to last throughout the whole month of Feb
ruary. The exercises gre to consist Of lee
lures by leading reliable moi. c%fhinc1t III
the different departments of agriculture.
horticulture. stock raising, etc. About
eighty lectures are provided for-two to
four each day-cach lecture to be followed
by Conversations exercises, questions to the
lecturers, and discussions. Twenty or thir-
ty gentlemen, well known in Agriculture,
besides thcsProfcssors in Yale College. are
engaged to take part iii tie exercises Is
lecturers and teachers. While numerous
other eminent agriculturists and horticul.
turists have expressed their intention to be
present and participate in the discussions
Among the lecturers are Lewis F. Allen,
Cassius NJ. Clay and Francis Roth. OF
Cattle: Sanford Howard and DR.. CULVER
On Horses: c. l.. Flint and others, on tht
Dairy: the Hon. Marshall 2. Wilder, ant
others. ON Fruits.
The Whole Is 70 DC Tree. except the nom
inal charge of say ten dollars or less tt
meet the necessary expenses of lecturer.
and other incidertals. The occasion vii
be one of great interest to cultivat9rs gen
orally, and call together L large attcndane,
ftom all parts of the country. Inquire:
with reference to this project may be ad
dressed to Prof John \. Porter, New
Haven. Conn.-AgricaAaral:St.
E"Prof. Samuel W. johnson, OF Yak
College will commence 4 course Of six le,
lures on Agricultural Chemistry, at til.
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, o.
Friday. tie 9th. The students of tn
h+ary and Agricultural College, whish
but Il few mics from Washington, will at
tend.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

CoLUNGLAyA-A lamcntable accidento c
cured at a singing at 4 school house in
Madison in this county. one night recently.
\ Miss Julia Patterson. whose father late
" returned from Kansas, and brought with
him a bowie knife. which the girl carried
tn the singing in her bosom TO show to her
acquaintanccs. After the singing was dis
missed. as she was returning home. on be-
ing assisted over 4 fence by John Il. Bough.
she jumped against him with su:h force
that the knife penetrated his right side.
passing through u heavy shawl, coat. vest,
shirt and undcrshirt, cutting u cash in his
body to the length of over an inch, infict-
ing 4 serious though not 4 dangerous
wound.
The BURIAL OF CopPIc.-Thc body of
EDWIN CorpIc, who WAS executed or 4
Virginia s;lfold on Friday last, WAS aiken
to the home of i relative residing near New
Garden. Colunjiana County. on Saturday
last, and was consigned to its final resting
place, on Sunday. Considerable excitement
was prevalent throughout the ~ncighbor-
hood, ard we understand that upwards
Of two thousand persons flolked in during
the day. and many of them from long dis
tanees. to Ike u list look at the corpse Of
POOR Comic.-Asw LjSJm State.
MARrIEs HIS NEIcE-Henry Nixon, a
tanner. and his ncicc. Miss Margaret Nixon,
both living in Salincvillc. this county, we've
married at Pittsburgh, within a few weeks.
Miss Y. piinr to the marriage was engaged
as hou3ekeepcr for her uncle. who was an
old bachelor. Nev Lisbon Backeye ,Staee.
An "0il Spring has been discovered
near New Lisbon, at the mouth of Hepner's
Hollow. on the lands Of Mrs. Doctor Pot
ter, which is said to yield from FIVE to
eight gallons per day.-Buchcys Stcte.
New LISBON WoMEy.-In this regicn of
country an ugly woman never was seen,
and beautiful. buxom lasses grow in clusters.
Ike roses. around every chimney corner,
whether Of stately mansion or lowly cot.
y. H.. Buckeye state.
Seine pretty irlhas probably kissed that
fcllow.-k roR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
The British Quarterlies.

R~ePublishcd by Leonard Scott s; Co,
81 Gold st New York. For the favora-
bic terms granted to new subscribers. we
call particular attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Scott & Co., in another
column. With the beginning Of the year
there should be a large increase of their
subscription list, to show an appreciation
on the part of the American public Of the
most solid and instructive periodical itera-
ture of the day.
The London Quarterly for the fall, con-
tains the following attractive articles.
/. The Illustrated Hand book of Architec.
turc.
,. New caland-Its progress and resources
8. Geography & Biography Of the Old les
lament.
I. Order ofNatuge. 8. Tcnnyson's Poems
6. Strikes. Z. Farm weeds. S. The Or.
chard House. o. Parliamentary Reform
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, is not be.
hind in interest. Its table IS:
l. State Parers-Mcmorials ofHenry VII
=. Canning and his times. g. New Pc.
ems. 1. Professor Baden PowelTs order
Of Nature. ). Novels-Geoffery IIamlir
and Stephen LanstOn- G. Students of tho
New Learning" Z. Japan and the Jap
anese. s. Libraries. 8. New Exegesis o.
SHAKESPEARE. 10. Life Boats-Lightnins
Conductors-Lisht Houses. II. The Ital
i'm Question. u. Recent Publications.
BLAcKwooD's EDIxGByEG MAGAZINE
The contents of the Dee. number ar,
The Fight on the Pciho, Loves lOun:
Dream-Nowadays, Another Pleasant
French Book, Popular Literature, Prize
Essays, MotlGy's French Republic, The
National Gallery. The Luck of Ladysmed'
Part 10, The Emperor and the Empire.
Fleets and Navics-England. Parts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

Drowned HIN5ELF.-rhe colored waiter
who was guilty of the mean and despicable
act of selling lifc-preservers to passengers
on the New World, when she vas sunk.
was transferred to Hendrix Hudson. On
Saturday night, during the down trip of
that vessel, and when a short distance be-
low Hudson, some persons were tantalizing
the fellow for his meanness, when he sud-
d,nly CRASHED his teeth. hurriedly left
them, ran to the guards and jumped over
board. He was not seen to rise. and it is
supposed was struck by the wheel, stunned
and drowned. The suicide belonged in
this city, and his baggage was sent up to
his family yesterday. The body has not
been rccovered-[TrOy Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
marriaGts.

Al the parsonage. in Hartford. on the 18th
inst. by Rev. Benz. Walker, SAMUEL ".
LONG Esq anI Miss ALMINA PARKER,
both Of Bristol.
Dec. Is, by Lysander c. Perkins Esq, Mt his
Office IN Einsman. Mr.. LYMAN ". BASCOM,
Of Johnston, and Miss MARY L. BEACH, OF
Ferron.
At Warren. on the 9th inst. by Azor Abel
Esq, Mr.. ISAAC DAVIS, and Miss MARY
EVANS, OF WeathersfielJ.
At Warren, on the 9th inst. by Azor Abel
Esq, Mr.. JACOB DAVIS, aad Miss ANN
REESE, of Wcathersfeld.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

The Philadelphia LEDGER mentions a
singular fact in connection with the re-
ccut coal oil discoveries in western Pennsyl-
vania. IN many places in the valley of
Oil Greek the ground is covered with pit,
hundreds and thousands of them, evidently
dus for the purpose of gathering oil and at
a period 50 remote that trees two hundred
and fifty years old are growing over them.
The query is, by whom were those 1T dug.
and for what purpose was the oil gathered?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

Costly SLEIGuIyG-Ike people of St.
Louis were slmoSt insane last week with
the excitement OF their first slcighing. The
Democrat says:-~One Of our down towu
merchants engaged a large six-horse sleigh
upon his own individual account, at the low
wiec of twenty dollars Per hour. Fixing
Accompany Of ladies' AMI gentlemen su!i;ie len
to fl it, the party We're driven throu II the
city. out of town and lack again. for the
space OF four hours which. at eighty dollars,
Was 4 tol;rablc expensive ride"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
Many of the farmers in Nelson Ia

NIanY OF TIC IarlncrS IN NeIS0n haFl
driven their ctOrk away from home to win
ter. Quite a number are wintcriug theil
cattle near ,-cw Philadelphia.
The special Term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. appointed by Judge Hoffman,
in November last commenced its session
yesterday. This Special Term Vas sppo;nt-
cd for the purpose of d~ispo*ing Of the cclc-
brated 'iIiram Rapids Mil Dam Case
entitled Lewis S. Pope vs.. Porter Rice ct.
aL-Racenua Dem. 18th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

UyFoETUYATE.-Mr. HARTMAN W4ED,
who resides on the North Bridge Road il
Perry. has within a few weeks met with
quite a chapter of accidents. His little
girl, aged seven years, fell from a buggy
and broke one of her arms Two weeks
ago Mr.. ". had his collar hone brok n,
and one week ago to-day his dwelling
house was burned to the ground. with the
most of his furniture and clothing
PatRcSriM AdreriiSer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

OATS CRoP.-Mr. James Wilson. of
Wilmington township. in this county. rails
CT the past season lli0 bushels of oats
machine mcasurc-on about thirty-eigLt
acres of ground. 1t is 4 fine yield; but,
much more could be produced on that
amount of ground.-Nsw Cas:h. Pa Jd0'-
mol.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

January next, stating that the members
wished to 60 home during the holidays. sc.
Mr.. Grow of Pa, got the floor, and for
about ten minutes stated to the Democrats
some plain facts, in relation to the organ-
%ization, which caused quite a commotion on
the Democratic side. hope You will find
room for his remarks in the Chronicle.
viii refer to the Senate Committees here
after. NOW AND THEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

The Thornton, Ind. Nail says that Mr..
Swob, of that place, has had several rev
sets IF teeth since he arrived at mature arc,
and they are still coming. although he has
reached his sixty-third year. When q
tooth drops out, 4 new one appears in It's
place, growing very slowly and requiring
about three years to come to perfection.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
.9s%S%

OrTAwA.-Two men. who reside III
Brooklyn, on the opposite side of the river
have held grudges against each other fOl
some time past the other day they happen
cd to meet on the bridge which spans the
raging Portage, when II made a face at
the other. and the other hunted one of the
bridge into the water, with his head
Port Clinton Dem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

The Christian AGyoc,t says that the true
centenary of Methodism is the year 1850.
DIR. Roberts of Baltimore, has fully demon
str ted this fact from local as viii as general
documents, aud ether evidence. The late
Local Preachers Convention. at Baltimore.
appointed 4 committee TO consult the Gen
emil Conference respecting measures for It's
due observance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

BRAINS AND PLUCK.-Thc Mac-a-chcck
CO., HrsSs perPetrat.d the following oil
hearing that Virginia had afforded $1,000
for the head Of G;ddings
or ttrri in want al 81 ~ .k-saiil
CT vcsy large ~ur. nr The hssI Of uid Gil:
shes n--d ni Giddings and Brownie fact who
HsV su.thrT-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

A peouclilr case of d s,rt;on by a wife
occurred in Toronto. a young man mar
ried 4 pretty girl of sixteen. about three
months since, and soon after marriage met
with an accident by which he lost the use
ofhis eye. From this time the wifc's afFc,-
ton began to wane, and a few we k ago
she left him, taking with her some money
and other valulblcs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
LIE, Trial and Execution Of the Late
Lnhl Brown.

4 second edition, with additions, of til;
book, has been published by Robt. N. De
Witt, Nassau Street y. Y. 1t contain:
the fall b~iqgraphyo Of Capt Brown, compris.
ing the history of his carly life, his bold AID
successful struggles against the p~ro-slavery
men in Kansas, the account of the Harper;
Ferry Insurrection. its result, his trial. ana
execution. For sale at Geo. Adams Book
Store. Price % cts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
Good NeHspapers.

We publish, to-day, the Prospcctuscs Of
the Cincinnati Ga=stte, Cleveland Herald,
and Cleveland Leadsr. All of these arc
first class Republican papers. We have
not space for extended notices, and refer to
the advertising columns for further infor-
nation, terms, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28
The Country Gentleman, is second t.

The Country Gentleman, is second to
no other Agricultural paper in the country.
Indeed, We heard IN intelligent farmer sly.
not long since, that he had rather have it.
than all others of its class, with which he
WAS acquainted.
1t is published by Luther Tucker & Son,
Albany, New York, at $500 a year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-28

AFOoLIsu WAGER PAID-A German sill
verzmith of New York. who offered to walk
barescoted from the st. Nicholas to the
Astor House, accompanied by a band Of
Tusic. in case H%avemcycr was not elected
Mayor, fulfilled his promise on Tuesday, to
the edification of an immense crowd oi
Spectators.