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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-04
A Popular Administration.

"Pioaeer." of Forney's Prese sue.
cinc'ly sketches the position of the pres.
lent ADMINISTRATION:
Inise North already, the iniquity Of
this Administration has deprived il Of
power; and TO day, in the South, it is
becoming surely rylerized. Hon. Jere.
Clemens denounces it in Alabama; Mis-
sis>ippi politicians spnrn il; Kentucky
treats it with contempi: and so with other
Southern States. In Georgia, pailicu-
larly, and elsewhere in the South gener-
ally, Ihs Union men of IslO-ihe men
who elevated Howell Cobb 10 the Guber
material chair, and upon the principles
Of popular sovereignty aud non. interven-
lion, everywhere defeating the ~fre-eaters
and disunionist-are again gathering.heir
hosts for renewed batIle. Forsyth, en-
minister to Mexico, draws up an indict-
ment against Mr.. buchanan and his adj
%visers, which fasienS upon them inelfd bic
uickedness in their home government.
and a weakness and incompetency in
foreign relations Iha' are unparalleled in
ans history Judge Wri.hi, in Congress,
from Georgia, boldly filings to the breeze
the ami Lecomp,on banner; and he and
lhcse who gave Cobb aud others their
prominence in the South, will now, since
hey have falsiieJ their pledges, and
aposializ-d from the true faith, proclaim
and condemn their %treachery.
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Hundreds of our citizens complain of debility and
languOr OF the system, arrangement of the liver or
stomach, want Of appetite. Nc-; they are frequently
the result Of too close application, and a thousand
O.hsr causes we cannot here name; bet we would say
to all SO afflicted. DO As We have dUne-gst n bottle or
two OF DR.. HoOfInd's Gernln Diiters. prepared by
d. .Jaekson. and our word for it, you viii I've cured.
We recommend this medicine, kno Sing from expert.
cree that u IS much superior to the generality of pat
ent medicines. We would say TO QUE readers, pur-
chase none, unless prepared by DR.. c. ii. Jackson,
Philadelphia.
Principal Office, il3 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
ami sold by druggists and stOreseepers in every t0Wn
aud village IN the United States. Canaias, West Indies,
ani Soutl America. at IS cts. per bottle. See that the
signature OF g. Nj. Jackson is on the wrapper of Teach
DO Ilr. Aprl 1--1E
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DEATH OF DR.. AcxLEr.-We are
panied to announce the death Of DR..
Horace A. Ackley Of this city. and so
well known throughout the State as an
eminent surgeon. and formerly a Profes
sor in the Melical College. He died
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, of ty
phoid pneumonia, Inflammation Of the
lungs. His death was sudden, his ply.
stefan, DR.. Terry, we understand. not
considering his situation. when first call
ed, dangerous. His age vas about for
ty- nine years. and had attained a rauk
in his profession not reached By any
other in the West CYepeland
r oiew 25tt.
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The CLAssiFIcArGoN.-0ne Of the Wei.
lingIon Oberlin prisoners writes from
our Jail to the A shtabula Sentinel thus:
Sheriff Wighunan has in his custody
now SONS ffty-fiye prisoners, classified
as follows: H)rse thief /, counterfeit
.ng J., assault and battery /; grand
larceny 7; petit larceny Q; burglary 3;
and believing in the higher law 20.
We have among u number | phySi-
clan, ! professor, : lawyers, 4 students,
3 farmers, . shoemakcrS, l bookseller,
| ordained minister, l printer, aud l
Kansas Lieutenant.
The ages ofour group vary from % TO
65 years, and We fad ourselves incapa
BILE of realizing The fact that we are or M
no!s, while We do most fully comprehend
the fact that we are imprisoned.
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TERRIBLE Syow STJRN in NEBRASKA.
The Davenport (!owal Gazette has o
letter from Florence, Nebraska, dared
The 9Th ul,., stating that there were then
eighteen inches of snow on the ground,
and i, had driiied terribly. A dreadful
storm of wind had prevailed, pro>,raling
almost everything in lis way. No o
cred wagon or tent could stand bcfcraii
II is to be feared that there has been a
greet loss of life. Gu the plains amoug The
e~migranis TO Pixies Peak and elsewhere,
and certainly a great deal Of suffering al
the least.
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SPRING IN MISNEsoTA.--The Winona
Republican of the l3-h ~pronounces The
present spring in Minnesota in most re
spects what may be termes a backward
one. |; says 1.-The snow which fell to a
considerable depth on the lst aud 81 of
the month, has as yet scarcely disappear
ed" Lake Pepin is still in icy ietlers
bound.
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A. 2. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheriTs Office, Warren, May 4, ie59-5w.
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
COurL OF common fleas.
Petition for Dirsrce and
AliH0Es-IrJzneti9a-
A...m.n


Prudence Carbon Ps,i,i0a fsr Diesres and
francis Bryso Carlton.S SamuSns.
The defendant IS hereby notified that the plaintiff,
on the 29h day Of April AID. IEJ9. fled her petition
in the Clerks ofBee Of said county, ASKING for Divorce
and Alimonyi alleging that she has beeu for the last
year a resident Of the State Of Ohio, and is at present
a b0RG fde resident of Trumhull COuniy. thu on the
lOth day of August, A. D.. 1915, she was married. TO
the defendant. and that she has since conducted her
self as a faithful and obedient wife yet she says that
the defendant disregarding his duties as a hushand.
has Tor three years last past been a ha5itanl drunkard,
and for the same time been guilty Of gross neglect Of
driy, and has been guilty Of extreme cruelty.
The Petition farther AYERS that the defendant In the
months OF july and August. ISIS. committed adultery
with one Ann Vaughn. on & canal boat; and that he
has been coh=hitin< with said Ann Vaughn. in Cieve-
August, without auy Justification op part Of ,hii
plaintiff The Position further aHeiges that said
Francis B is seized in fee simple Of a5out nineteen
acres Il Land situate in WeatherSf'ed in said county,
il being the same lands which decenfed from his father.
William Carlton, which the plaintiff asks 10 be made
subj ct to such alimODy as the Court may think rea-
sonable. on which the Probate Judge Of said county
allowed an injunction 10 preveat sand defendant from
dispcsiug of said land in sny manner
The prayer Of said petition is, that on final hearing.
the marriage contract heretofore existing be dis
solved, and that she he allowed such reasonarie ali.
irony as re equity OF the case mas require aad thst
Laura Carlton. Edmund NJ. Carlton. Charley Carlton.
and +. B. Carlton their ehilleh, and the fruits Of said
marriage
Said cau.e will be for. herring on the sixth tlay Of
June, lsJ9. CURTIS & SMITH.
Nay 4. I9-iw. b en- Atty's for PIE.
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We learn by the BulTllo Courier ,hl
the Buffalo, New York and Erie Rail-
road Company have further reduced their
fare between Buff,lo and New York 10
$3.50; and that the fare on the New
York c. n.fal las been reduced 10 lie
SINE fEnre.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

H John Lewis, In the Probate Court Of
W. ITuIlult CCunty. Ohio.
James Ward & Co Ct a's.)
Notice is hereby given 70 James Russell, ofthe City
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mary AUn PuFraan and &ndrew
furman, Of Green Comfy. Pennsylvania, Ann Lock
hart and Isaac Loekhar;. Of the State Of Pennsylvania.
that Joha Lewis has this dag filed in said Cour; his
Petition against them and others. ash ing for 5uthori-
" TO him as Executor Of the will Of John NcCssEhn.
decd, to sell the following lands contracted 10 be
purchased by HIM from James Ward & Co.. 10 wit:
Situate in Wrathersfeld Township, TTumtuli Caun
,y. Ohio. and being altofl lot No. Is. and bounded on
the North and East by the lot lines Of said lot, South
by lands Of William Mcconnell and p. Marshall.
West hy a line parallel with the East line, and con-
tsinins 31;S acres and : reds Of land; ana to pay to
SAID James Ward ( Co, the ba'aEte Of the purchase
money due them for said premises
Said retit on will be for hearing in saii Court on
the fourth day of June, Lisp. at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
R.E. & U. II. HCTeHINS.
NAV 4. i5Q-4v. Pms AttvS.
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House BURNT IN FREEDoN-Last
Friday morning the dwelling house Of
Joseph Davis, in Freedom, was entirely
destroyed b. fire, with a considerable
portion of its contents. The fire was
caused by a s;Ovepipe running through
The rooE. While the family were at
breakfast, a neishbor gave them the first
iniimation that their house was on fire.
So rapid was the fire after the alarm was
given, that only a portion Of the contents
of lower story could be saved. Thene;gh-
bors cfMr. Davis rallied aud put him up
the frame of another house on Friday :
Portage Democrat.
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SALE.
In Trumbull Com. Pleas.
~ Austin D. Kibbee,

VS.. In TrumbnU Con ptsas
Joseph B. Holmes L wife.)
By virtne OF an Order OF Sale In the above entitled
cause, issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Irumhnil Ctunty. Ohio. and to me directed and deIiv-
ersd' have levied on and shall expose TO Public Sale.
County, on
Saturday, the 4th day CT June, 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock.
Z al OF said day, the fOllowing described Real Estate;
~ ~ situate IN Pennington Towrship. Trumhull
Souh'y' and state OF Ohio, and beng part Of lot No.
sum SAID Township Of Fsrmir gtoD. beurded and de
scrioen Ms ioi"ws: Beginning at the n. ". corner Of
anus owned by Geo L. Holmes: thence North co feet
70 post standing in the line Of a small lot Owned by
Geo. L. Holmes; thence Easteriy two hundred and
lIy Ieet l-1pl 20 a post thence South sixty feet TO a
post standing on the said Geo. L. Holmes land. thence
n little south OF West to The place Of beginning: and
contains about FIFTY G0) perehes OF land, aRd is the
same land deed d TO said Joseph b. Holmes hv Calvin
Thomas and vile. under date October I2th l-52. Ap-
praised At $50. TERMs-Cash on the dav of sale
A B. LYMAN. Sherig.
Sherin's Once. Warren. Ma, 4 l-5o-5w
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HooF AIL-This dreadful disease is
making sad havoc among he cattle in
this county. Many have died in this
neighborhood. and many others are af-
fected by it, and in all probability must
socn be killed. We learn that one indi-
vidual in Litchield township has lost
500 worth of stock by the disease. a
drove of Durham cattle were sold at auc-
ton in Seville last week, all affected ty
the disorder. The disease is attributed
TO v~alions causes. the most probable one
10 us, is that the hind feet have been fro
zen. We have rot heard of any cattle
suffering Of Their sore feet The fist
signs OF the disease manifest itself by
lameu4ss and IA swelling Just above the
hoof. BY close examination il will be
seen that beneath the hoof it is rapidly
~decaying. Ii continues 10 decay until
the hoof drops of. II not attended 10
immedi .tely on is fist appearance.
there is not much chance 10 ave the ami
mal.-NedinG GaZsHe.
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MASTERS SALEofREAL ESTATE
O. s. pnrter- & al

O. Porter, & al.
Pursuant to a piayies order OF s1Ie, issu-i ont Of
the Court Of Common Pleas. TO me directed aud drliv.
cred, l shall expose to public sale 10 the highest bid
der. al the door of the Court House IN Warren in said
County. on SATUEDAT THE Iti DAY o. IrSE SExr.be
tween the hours OF u NJ. and ! p. ~. Of said day, The
following DESERVED Real Estate. TO uit;
Oae HHdi7ifed kaU Of a certain tract or let or lard
in Warren in said County Of TrumbniL known by be
irg part Of VILLAGE lots numbers Gf;sen ami sixteen in
the village Of Warren- hounded North on Market
Street; hast on land owned ny Samuel Chesney, and
nov occupied By L. J -IJdings. South by the snUth
Lac OF said lots. and en- the West by lands Of tie late
James l.. Van Gorier. being About one hundrei feet
wide, more or less, on Market Street
Said undivided half Of said Promises is appraised at
Eishiy-dve Dollars per fOst OF fcont on Market STREET
lobe SOLD as the lands Of ChIrles :. Porter. Pursuant
to the decree and order Of sale in the above entitled
cause.
J. D, cox Master Con missioner.
Warren, APRIL -, 1889. Stay 4-5S.
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A day or two ago a boy named Rob
ert McMasters, living o4RiPe Creek,
Belmont county. Ohio, cam nilted suicide
by hanging himself. He wns recently
married, aud no cause is assigned for The
deed.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Ell AL NOIlCE
~ Julian HaTmon, Ex'r. and
SIrah y. Harmon. Ex'rx- Of PROBATE CorRT
John b Harmon, decd,
vs.. Petition TO sell land
To Edward D. Harmon. and Rohert VI. M9rreil; you
are hereby notified that on the 29th day OF April. Is5g.
said Executor aud Ex=euJrix Sled their petition in the
PROBATE Court Of JruntUll County, Ohio; the object
and prayer OF Which petition is TO obtain an order on
the 1T day Of June, le59. for the sale OF the following
Real Estate, TO Wit: Situate in the Village Plat or
Warren. TrumhGii County, Ohio, ant is bounded on
the East ny lands owned by Gee. Parsons. and the
heirs OF Jacob Perkins; on the Yes. by ianis owned
by Adam GephaTi. and lands held by Mary Harmon IS
Trusteei en- the South hy M2honing Street, and said
lot is interseeted by Washington ATenee, and con
tzins about six acres OF land
Said Petition will he heard on the LIST day Of June,
Is51. JCLIAN HARMON. EX'r.,
SARAH D. AKM0N Exsrx.,
Of JONI Z HARMON, deceased
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MUSIC By IuE BAND.

4. The Grand Lodge of the U. s.
The Legislative head of The Order-may
lis laws be conceived in wisdom and mod
Grafton and enforced with true d gnitv
and in The spirit of fraternity.
Responded TO by I. j.. McLain.
$. The Grand Lodge of Ohio. The
head Of the Order i, Ohio. It has
always been faithful 10 its high position
and always in the van of reform.
Responded to By Represent. tive II. Il.
Ford
6 The cncampneni, the highest
frlach of The Order, no, always up 10 the
position marked out fr it by lis founders
bu. cherished by many good Odd Fellows
as a branch Of the institution conveying
in its Charges, Lee ures. q ceremonies,
the most sublime and beautiful Lessons
ia beneficial fraierniiY-May il come
within the influence Of the spirit of true
reform until il shall grow to The. stature
of its most sanguine friends, or be speedi-
~ merged with the subordinate branch
aud thus bring lis teachings within The
reach OF every Odd Fellow.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

BaLraoeE. Jan &C. 1873.
Professor Wood-DearS Sir: Having had tie misiOr-
t=ae TO lose the best portion Of my hair, Gom the ~
fects Of the yellow fever. in New Orleans in tS54, 7
was induced to make . trial or your PREPARATION, and
fouEd it 20 answer the very thing needed. My harris
nov thick and glossy, and no words cEn express ICY
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such d
treasure. FiNLEY JOHNSON.
Tbs IN d~ersieusd. Few. ]. X. Bragg. IS i minister in
regular staEdiLP. and pastor Of tie 0oriio5ox Church
at b rookdeli. Mass. lie is a gentleman 81 crest I fu-
ence ard universally leiavsd- WI. DYER
BEuoEFIELD. January I2, 1S5S.
Professor WOod-Dear Sir: Having made trial of
your Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure to say.
tiat its effect has been excellent in removing indtm
nation. dandru1 and 4 constant tendency to itrLing
with which 7 have been troubled from my cLiljhood;
aud has also restored my hair, which vas becenias
gray, 20 its original color. ! have used no other arti-
Gle with anything like he same plessnre or profit.
YOgrs, truly, j. Il. BRAGG
The Restorative is pat up in bstties Of ; sizes. viz;
large. medium and snail; the small = a pint. and re-
tails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds az
least twenty per cent. more ir proportion than the
small. rrtsiIs Tor two loilaTs per hottie; the large holds
a quart, 40 per cent. more in proportion, aAd rsta;is
for So.
o. }. WOOD & CD. Pro?rietOrs. 3Is Broadway. New
YORK. lin the great Y. I. Wire Railing Establishment
and IIi Market ST.. 81 Bouis. No.
And sold Is all good Druggists and Fancy GoodI
Dealers. May 4. 'j9-2m.
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xVTNKNOWN QUANTITIES." Of

Horse Brushes-some with crooked handlse
..ou ~'em"-Cards. Curry-the- name combs; and summer
blauketiBz sor the .sm. noble animsl,st
PITcu s ~0PDYcKE's-
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Music DY THE BAND.

7. The Daughters of Rebekah-the
youngest branch of the Order. born of a
liberal spirit Of progress. developed by
the untiring care of benevolent minds, il
tx.ends many OF the benefits Of Odd Fell
loxshp 10 the wives OF Scarlet Degree
Members, bu. has never been understood
and appreciated as ii deserves. May it
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE

~ In lursusnce Of an order Of the Probate Court,
/ shall oEsr ct Public Sale at the premises. on TuKS-
DAY TnE 3ist Day OF MAY, 1888. at four o'clock in the
afternoon. the following described tract Of land; sit
uate in the Township OF Vienna. TrumbuB County,
the undivided one-hAlf Of hfty acres Of laaa, knoSn
as part Of lot number NO in Vienna Township 5opndea
on the West by the highway; forth by land OF Darius
WoOdiord. and Matthias Chrsty; East by lands ne
longing to the heirs Of John Lareriy. deceased.
SIDSEY TREAT. Adinr. OF
Ma .51-4x Julius II. Treat. decd
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satnIdey. the 1th dnv on Jnne. Is5a.

""y vi VHHtf AOOVf
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and 4 O'Clock
T. NJ OF aid day, the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in Pennington, TowHship numier six
in the nth Range Of townships in The Connecticut
Western Reserve. IN The State Of Ohio, and which is
also in the CoaBty Of Trumbull, and known as snail
lot numb-r ~ in sub division Of the south east corner
aboriginal lot No thirty four, as surveyed by Edwin
Lthugwell. Ccurty Surveyor. en- February ed. IS49.
for kiJbee & LOYelzrd. and contains ascending to
said survey thirty one hunIredths 81 IeC) Of an acre
OF land, be the same more or less.
Appraised at $4,000. TERMs-Casho on the day Of
sale. -- nr..
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE,

y By oRnER OF COURT.
On IA. eth Gag OF Nay, !-59, at tso O'Clock p ".
on the premises. in the township of Greene, in the
county Of TrUmbrll, will be sold at public veadue to
the highest bidder, the following real est8te as the
property OF John NARROW, deceased. to v it: Situate ia
Greene, in said county and State Of Ohio, ard known
as the y Z "a Of lotSo BIN said tognsh:P. and bonn
ded north ~ The oVnsl6p lire. east bv the lot line.
west L. he centre Of a highxay. and south BY lands
shBf to Ezra Harrington byR Einsman. and contains
by survey ninety nine and co ltu acres o. land. aad
known as The late home stead OF said John Mari7w,
deed. Appraised at nineteen dollars and sixty cents
per acre. amounting to nineteen hundred AID any
eight dollars AID thirteen cents
Terms OF sale-one third in hand, one-third IN ore
wear. and the remaining cne-third in two years
SAMUEL AduT- OF
April %, f59-iw John NsrloT, DECD :
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MoCAUGHN'S T A

- Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor on the rs
late Of John meeanghn, hate Of "ealhersHetd' Trrn-
MsS 49, JON LEWIS.
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@eatbs.


In Pennington, April 9Th, Mrs. LOIS LEE,
consort of the late Abijah Lee, aged IS years.
Mrs Lee and her husband were among the
early pioneers who brayed the hardships and
prirations of a new country. Her family and
~neighbors will ever honor her name as one who
molly sustained all the relations she held, us
christian. neighbor. wife and mother. Her long
aud active lie c!used at n moments warning,
while seated in her chair, in the midst Of con
versation. She had long been ready to obey the
summons, anxious to rcjoin her companion and
kindred
"Upon that heavenly shore,
Where sins and pains distress no more"
In Gustavus. on the 18th of March, Mrs. AL
SINDA MOORE. aged % years.
She was born in Hartford, Ct, and moved to
Ohio in 1918, with a family of eleven children,
suff, ring the tolls and nrivations of pioneer life
with patience and fortitude. After having been
spared 10 a good old age, she was called hence,
children. grand children and great grand chill
drrn, mingling their tears, yet not sorrowing as
those who have no hope.
In Gus:e vus, april Is. Mrs. MARY CONE
PRATT. wife of W. S. Pratt, aged % years.
At Grand River. Iowa, March II, Mr.. LEVI
oRMSBY, aged AZ years. formerly Of this coun.
iy. 5sr 1850 .4- -a 5i esq
In Warren. on the lst inst, of Congestion Of
the Brain. HENRY X son of b. p. and S. A.
Jameson. aged six months.
In Lorjstown. April l6, of Lung Fever, Mrs.
ELIZA HAZLITT, aged G. years.
Tho1 art sleeping sweetly Mother,
Thon art peacefully a. RESI-:
We are lonely, hut vel monrn not,
We know that thou art biest. .
Coils promise stands forever,
To those who in Hin trust
The gem is living. we but lay
The casEet In the dust.
Thy spirit heard glad Welcome
Ere freed from earthly clay;
The angel choir. singing came,
To bear thy soul away.
II ever vi e or mother LEFT
A memory dear behind.
Thou hast, for in word. deed or thought,
Thou hast never been rnkind.
Round loving hearts. viii closely cling
Through life, sw eet thoughts AZ thee; !
And oh, God grant " all may meet
Thee In eternity. ]
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NEWS OF THE NEIGHBoRHOoD.

We learn from the Youngstown Reg
lister. that Professor Webster has been as
successful in that town as he was in this.
THE Register says
We do mostpersistentlv aver that there
is something new" in Youngstown
Musical Revival-and that converts 10
the belief of the saving influence of music,
so far a dependency and unhappiness
is concerned. are fast being made. We
have witnessed many revivsls, religious
and political, but We have never seen
anything like The one which prevails here
just now. The hail over head is
lhronged daily and nightly, not only by
the pupils of Prof. Webster's Glasses, but
by our cit'z ms who attend TO witness the
deeply interesting exercises of his schools
We are sure no-one can listen TO the
lessons nightly given witho 1t interest and
profit. There can be but one opinion
with regard 10 Prof. W. as a teacher
His instruction is methodical, clear. and
interviewer with illustrations calculated 10
fix truth in the minds i~ndelibly.
New Coal oil Works-In addition to
the two oil manufactures now in opera
lion near our village, the construction OF
another mandatory has been commen-
ced on the land of J ljge Newton, about
two miles south of the Court House, and
a short distance east of the north and
south centre road. An extensive depos-
it of camel coal, Of the best quality. has
been discovered on this lot by drilling.
Ii is designed 10 raise the coal by shaft
ing. and TO erect the works at the mouth
of the shaft. The company engaged in
this enterprise are from Hartford. Con-
%nectiut, and propose erecting works on a
large scale. Another company, from
Buffalo. N Y, are making arrangements
TO erect extensive works on the laud Of
Jonathan Kline, adjoining the land Of
Judge Newton, on the east. We hea:
also of other companies who are select
ing locations and making arrangements
for erecting works. and from present
prospects, the camel coal lands in the
vicinity of our village will be the field
of a very extensive manufactures Of coal
.-CogfsM Correspondence Of he
Register.