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CONGRESS.

The Senate met at l:50, on Monday, and
was called to order by the Vice President
Forty eight Senators present The hrst
resolution submitted, was by Mr.. Mason.
Of Va. asking for the appointment Of Com
mittee to inquire into the Harper's Ferry
matter. Thus it seems the Slave Power
has opened the ball
In the House of Representatives. 25l
members answered to their names A Mr..
Clark, of No., commenced a fire eating
speech, but was shut down upon by the
majority. Thus OIL the first day Of the
session, in both branches Of Congress, the
slave power has began to renew its de-
mands.
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A Hard Lot of Wool.

A short time ago, AMOS HoRNEE, of this
place, purchased about fifteen hundred
pounds of wool from a respectable farmer,
living in this county, at fifty cts. per pound.
He shipped it East, when it fell into the
hands of manufacturers, who in opening it,
found a stone or two in each fleece. weigh
ing from a half to two pounds, making in
all about one hundred weight, costing, be-
side the shipping. some $1,000. A few
samples of the rocks can be seen at his
store room. OF course they were not put
in the wool purposely, for the farmer who
sold it is an honorable man, but like the
three pound bowlder found concealed be-
meath the negroes shirt bosom in the time
of a riot, when questioned as to how it
came there. declared he couldn't tell, but
thought some rascal must have ..tro,ced Il
Mar.'-.Salem Republican.
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A CLERGYMAN VIcTIMIzED.-Mary
Moore and Frank Parker were arrested at
St. Louis, on Friday evening, for robbing
a reverend gentleman of 500. The for
mer played the distress game ON him, and
desired him to see her home. He gallan-
ted her to her residence, near the upper sta
ton house, and, at her request, went in the
house, when she related a long and pathet-
ic story other griefs and miseries, which
touched the heart of the good man. The
latter pulled out his pocket book, to give
her some money, when she snatched it, and
a scufie snsued. The Rev. gentleman was
about getting the better of her, when Par
ker rushed out to her rescue, and soon man.
aged to get our clergyman out, minus the
pocket book containing 800. Mary and
Frank are in safe quarters, and will have
to answer for their conduct-Mo. Rep.
26M.
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Vioient Death.

On Monday night, Samuel Harding, a
Butcher doing business in R~avenna, and
living 4 mile and a half west of the town,
was found dead by the roadside about three
fourths of a mile from the VILLAGE, on the
road leading to his house. His age was
fcrty-two years,
Of late Harding had INDUCED too freely
in the use OF liquor, and on Monday night
was seen in town about eight o'clock. much
intoxicated. He undertook to ride home on
horseback, upon a spirited animal he owned,
but no doubt fell from his horse, causing
thereby his death, as we learn that Drs.
Collins and Belding pronounce his neck bro
ken. His horse went home, and thus gave
an alarm, and caused a search, which re-
suited in finding his body by the roadside.
-RdreRRa Dem,
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Burglary at New Bedford. Pa

We learn from the New Castle papers,
that on Sabbath night, Nov. Goth, the store
Of T.. ?. Cowden, at New Bedford, was en-
tered by some thieves, and goods worth
some four or five hundred dollars stolen
The Post Office was kept in the same room,
and about thirty-fve dollars in stamps were
also stolen at the same time. The scamps
were tracked in their winding until they
reached the Harbor a few miles from New
Castle. when all track of them was lost.
David Whitstone and Elijah, Cramer. Of
Poland, in this County. were arrested OIL
Monday evening last, on suspicion of being
connected with the robbery. and brought to
Youngstown for examination before Justice
Heney; but while witnesses were being sub
penacd, they made their escape from Gus
tody, and have not since been heard from.
-RegSter.
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The Democratic District Convention
A Regular Flare Up-Two Sets OF
Delegates Nominated.

The richest local political affair of the
season came off at the Gaskill House Hall,
on Thursday. when the unterrifed met to
appoint two delegates from this Congress
sioual District, to the Presidential Conven-
ton to be held at Charleston, S. C.
When the meeting was organized, A. d.
Kibbee, Esq, of this County, was chosen
Chairman. As Mr.. Kibbee is a Douglas
man, the bile of the Buchanan men from
~AIahoning. was stirred, and Mr.. Medbury
called for a division of the House. A d.
vision was had, but the RESULT was the same,
and Mr.. kibbec was chairman still. by q
large majority. Thereupon Mr.. Medbury
asked leave to retire with the Mahonin2
post masters, and Deputy Marshall. and tho
post masters from Ashtabula, eleven ii
alb to consult, as he said. So they retired,
and probably have not yet finished theil
consultations, for they never came back tC
the convention at all, but appointed ellison
of Mahoning, "a Deputy Marshall and
Mr.. Flagler, of Ashtabula, "a Post Master,
as delegates to the Charleston Convention.
The regular convention, after waiting al
hour or two in vain for the return of the
office holders, proceeded to appoint Hon.
David Tod, of Mahoniny, and DIR. .. B.
Woods of Trumbull, as delegates to repre-.
resent the Douglas wing. 0ne thing is
certain, viz: that the Douglas men have
selected the two strongest men helongingt to
either or both wings Of the Democratic par
ty in this District.
Not an Administration nan was among
.the delegates from this county. and nine
tenths of those from Mahoning and Ashta-
bula, were deputy marshalls and post mas
tiers.
The truth is, that 2achananism is defunct
in these parts. At the County Convention
in Mahoning, at which the Buchanan men
were chosen delegates, We are credibly in
formed there were only 10 men present, Of
which 10 were for Buchanan, and 9 fr
DOUGLAS. The ten being a majority. ap-
pointed 20 delegates, not one half of whom
would accept. 1t Is doubtful whether there
arc twenty Buchanan men in either coun-
ty, exclusive of post masters.
The split was perfect, and a better spec
linen of a Kilkenny fight was never seen.
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Another FATAL ACCIDENT IN P1ERPoNT.
We are informed by a note from Mr..
BATES, Postmaster at PierpOnt. that Mr.
DAVID GUILE, living near Pages Oar Fac.
tory in the Northeast part Of that town.
ship, was instantly killed on Thursday last
by the falling of a limb upon his head
whilst chopping in the woods lea the fam.
lily residence. Mr.. GUILE was a single
man, about 81 years old.-Conneam Re.
DOTter.
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Thomas REDMOND, an old gentleman o.
considerable property, residing near Wyl
lesburg, Charlotte county, Virginia, wa:
shot a few days since by his son, aget
eighteen, and died on Saturday last. Thir
ty-sevcn shots were extracted from his side
The son had a difficulty with his father,
who drove him from the house. The mur-
dercr was arrested at church on Sunday,
and is now is jail.
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Deaths.

Washington Irving, died a few days since
at his residence on the Hudson river. at
very advanced age. His fame as a writer
has not been excelled by any of his cotem.
poraries.
Hon Alfred Kelly, one of the most prom.
inent citizens of the State, died last week
at his residence, in Columbus.
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BIackwood's Fdinburg Magazine,

Published by Leonard Scott & Co., &c
Fulton St, \. Y. Terms s. per year.
The contents of the November number Of
this excellent periodical, are The French,
on Queen Mary; Vaughan's Revolutions il
English History. The Luck of Ladys-
mede-Part .; Captain Speke's Discovery
of the Victoria MAMA Lake; A Week in
Florence; The Idylls of the King. On Al
lied Operations in China; and The Future
of India and her Army.
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TIE New PENITENTIARY.-It is under
stood that ~forty-one cities and towns have
requested the privilege of containing the
new P~cnitentiary. There were but sever
cities that contendcd for the honor of Ho.
mer's Birth Place. Here are six times the
number seeking the honor Of containing 4
penal institution. Times amt as they
used to be-"
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~+SS~

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE
Last Monday, in Penield, near Rochester
New YORK. a German named Frederick
Sem, stabbed his wife with a butcher knife
inficting five or six wounds in her aldo
men and groin, and then cutting his OWL
throat with the same weapon.
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Increase of Youngstown.
The Register saws:

The Register says:
We think it safe to say that over one
hundred tencments, stores, shops, Offices &C.,
have been erected during the past season,
in Youngstown and its immediate vicinity:
and yet one hundred more could be rented
insid: the next three months.
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THE ONO PENITENTIARY.-The wholC
number now confined within the walls o.
the ~Penitentiary is SIC, of which lO3 are
negroes; l76 of the entire number have nc
! cells, and are compelled to sleep in the hospi-
tai and library. The numbcr expected short
ly will fill both of these places to overflow.
ng-[Capital City Fact.
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~s<o~~

The Richmond Enquirer continues t
play a solo on one string, and its last Re
commentator is that Southerncrs shall stoI
buying trashy Northern boots and shoes
This will be dreadful news to the people O
Lynn, Mass, and the Yankees generally
who will, doubtless, be frightened into goot
behaviour by this fearful proposition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

Rev. J. C. Nevin and wife are about to
sail for China, as missionaries of the Uni.
ted Presbyterian Church, Preparatory ex.
ercises were held in Rev. Mr.. Browns
Church, at Pittsburg, a few nights since.
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Extensive COunterfeitilg.

A large operation has been made in thC
counterfeitng line, by the simultaneous put
ting in circulation in various parts of the
country, counterfeit $50, and 500 bill,
on the Philadelphia Bank.
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Deaths.

In Rowland, on Monday the 9TH inst. MARY
E. GILBERT, daughter of the late DIniel Gil
bert, in the 18th year of her age.
At her Residence in WarreR. on the 2Sth o.
Nov, of a disease of the Lungs, Mrs. ELLEN
WILSON, aged 50 years.
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Meeting aG Hartford.

The proceedings of a Meeting held at
Hartford last Friday evening, reached us
too late for insertion in this paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

Per. C. H. Spurgeon has become a reg
ular contributor to the New England Bap
fist organize Boston Waterman and
Reflector,
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SATURDAY, the 18th day of December. 1859.
r EFT 1T RE RECORDED in every

FL IL De hECOROED IN every
II family. that at No IL can be found white. black
and eOlorei Kid Gloves, Linen. Cotton. Worst d. sill
and Buck Gloves, aud a Genuine Indian Tan liuck
Mitten, Hosiery. BUSHES. Hair Brushes, SPOOL Threat
Sewing SILK, Needles. Pias. Port Monies, Pocket
Wallets. Silk and Buekskin Money Purses, Gents
Sleeve Ruttons. Pencils, Steel Pens and Pen Hold
ers, Black and Red Ink, Indslible Ink. Writing Pa
per and Envelopes. Silk and Cotton Embroidery
Threads. Linen Flourishing Thread, While and Col.
ored Pearl Buttons, Agate Buttons, plain and fancy
also Carpet Sacks with the Leathers on.
5 & THOMAS.
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Muriages.

Nov. 3Oth, by Rev. r. t. Brown. Mr.. AN
DREW r. WARNS, and Miss FRANCES BRI-
ERLY, all of Warren.
In Liberty, Trumbull County, Nov. 9th,
by Rev. D.. Goodwillie, Mr.. ALEXANDER
KING, of the firm of Holland d King, Youngs-
town, to Mis- MARY PENDERGEST, of the
former place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

The California Grand Jury has returned
a true bill against Judge Terry, for the
murder of Broderick,
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SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

~ All persons having any claims against William
Tew, of Newton Falls, are required 10 present the
SAM duly authenticate for allowance according 10
the statute in relation to the mode of administering
assignments in trust for the benefit OF Creditors'
passed April 9th. lr59, and all persons indebted TO
said William Teg, in any manner, are now notlhed
that they make immediate payment to the undersign-
ed. who is duIJ authorized to settle and adjust the
same, according to Law.
DARIUS BALDWIN,
Trustee under Deed Of Assignment
Nov. %. 1859 -3R of WILLIAM TEW-
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TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS

You know how important it is for your children
that YOU should keep good health. How frequently
do we see feeble parents dressed in mourning on nc
count Of the death of their beloved ehitdrsn What
a Pity it i, when, by proper care aud remedies. all
these trials and troubles can he avoided. When health
can he restored to the parent and life and hapl iness
to the child. Restore the health o. the mother and
) gu obyiaie the necessity Of Pareguric, Gndfrey's
Cordial aud o:her injurious narcotics for cry ing chill
dren. We entreat you, as We desire to Improve the
condition Of our race. to procure Or. Morse's Alma
nae and read how diseases are cured in accordance
with Iaws, innocent Roots and plants.
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DON'T MISTAKE THE MATTER.

y Intrc VIII DC no uTaW-
ing Of envelops, or anything in the shape Of a lot
terry, in the G.fI sale at Adams BoOL store to tom
m>nee the LIST of December. Neith-r are the books
numb red We merely etter o Il led ger, such a list
OF gifts As profits on u Ger am amOIBt OF books would
pay iOr. the gf : are Ihcn handed cut in rot zion, a.
they stand on the Iesiger, and il is rs Impossible for
as To know to whom a particular gift will go. rs it is
or Us to know in what order our customers will buy.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Will I'M Higgins In Court Of Common Pleas
Thomas VI. Wolf. ct al->
BY virtue of an alias order Of sale. issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbull County Ohio tie me
directed and delivered. | have levied upon and shall
oder at Public Sale. at the door Of the Court House in
Warren. Trumbull County. on
Saturday, the gath of December, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. Of said day. Jeremiah Is. Vol s undivided hall
Of the following described Real Estate situate in hub
bard Township, Trumhu.l County. and is knnwn as
being part Of let No -, and is bounded as follows:
Beginning at a post standing on the east side # said
lot -. and TunriEg south along the road leading from
the Centre OF Hubbard to BroOkield, TO the south east
corner Of said lot - to 4 post; thence north on the
west line Of sail lot - to . post. and from thence east
parallel to tie south line Of said lot - to = post or
the place Of beginning, containing fifty acres o: land.
ALso. another tract Of iaud in HUBBARD, known as
part Of lot No -. described aud bounded as follows:
Beginning at = post standing in the north west corner
Of a lot OF land belonging to John HsygoOd; thence
running along the road leading from the Centre Of
Hubbard to BTOOk6ell. to a post standing on the line
OF said road so tar north Is that n line running west
at right angles 20 said road until it strikes the west
line of lot No ~. and thence on said line TO the north
west corner Of said John lIaywOOd's land as shall iu-
eIude within said lines sixty acres OF land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acres OF land.
The said undivided half Is appraised at 5 ,OO5 90.
TERAs-Cash.
A. Z. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren. Nov y. lSJ9-5w.
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CUSTOM TRADE

We particzIarly invite the attention Of buyers to.
this department OF Orr business, KNOWING there is
nothing in this vicinity that viii approach our stock
in extent or variety OF pattern" .
Call before purchasing elsewhere. @
Remember The place.
F. p. REED 4 co.'s
Boston Clothing House, No.s Market ST.
Oct. %. '59.-tf ARREN OHIO.
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nON'T FAIL TO Sc. sixth AN
~ NUALA ADVANCEMENT and brilliant oGers
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Positively NO SHALLAGG0BIlS ELG

This mode Of doing business will enable him to oh
viate the usual necessity imposed On all business m, n
Of tax NJ prompt men for the losses insured by giving
credit to irresponsible buyers
Having briefly stated his terms he Wolld now invite
attention to the fact that he has just returned from the
east, with . splendid stock OF.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
bouZ ht with great care OF the most popular importia
and jOhbing houses in New York and PHILADELPHIA
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime styles and prices for themselves
The highest market price in cash or goods paid for
produce.
oct 90, 50. Market ST.. Warren o,
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JOHN BROWN.

NorK-The remittance referred to, vas
unquestienably INTENDED for Owen Brown,
who escaped from HarpsR's Ferry, but is
supposed to be destitute. even of a change
of clothing, The significant allpsiOn in the
letter. shows that the father was confident
nj Ovens saFErY.-Akron Beacon.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE of Merchandise
"a NJ the Village Of Newton Falls at the rooG:
lately occupied by William Tew, as his Store
room.
The undersigned will offer for sale, on Monday, the
2ld day OF January. Ito. a large and we'll assorted
lot Of Dry GOODS, Gr, ceres. Hardware, Q-eensware
and ! general as OIiE.eIt OF Notions
Al-o. u large assortment Cf Boots, Shoes and Ready
Made Clothing, together with a general stock oil all
such articles a. are kept for sale ia country stores
Purchasers making purchases amounting TO oy''
ten dollars. can have A credit Of SIX months, by CIV
ing negotiable note with approved security.
Auction 10 commerce on said day. and to be con
tinued from day 70 day until ali the aforesaid stock Is
scid. DARlUS BALDh
Nov. %, 1850 -5w Assignee Of VIM TEW-
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ JIM. & NJ L. Brown. In Trunhaii Common
vs. Pleas.
wiu,.us al, al

vs. PIca5.
L. ]. Williams, ct. al.
BE- virtue Ct ap alias Order OF Sale in the abo.e enti-
tied cause. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas
OF TrrmhuIl County. ohio, to me directed and deIiv
cred. 1 have levied on and shall expo Sc to Public
Sale. at the door Of the Court House in Warren. in
said County, on
Saturday. the 18th day of December, 1859,
retween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock
P. NJ, of said day, the following described Real Estste,
10 wit Situate in Bloomfield. township No. ia the
4th range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State of Ohio. and which is also in
the County OF Trumbull, and is known ~ being part
Cf Lot numter Sixty, according to The survey OF said
Township by Seth J Ensign. add being all of certain
premises, w'sb rights and appurtenanees conveyed to
sail E. J. Williams ny warrantee deed Of J. NJ Brown
an vile. dated May less. be the same more or less
Appraised at Sj-3 &c. Terus-CaSh on 6af OF sale
A. b. LYMAN. sheriff.
sheriG's Office, Warren, New. 10. Isj9.-5N
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PREGNANCY

During thi. critical period Morse's Indian Root
Pills will be required, because they CLEANSE the body
from those morbid humors. and thoroughly drive away
all pains. and give ease and CO flrt 20 the mother
From one to three OF these Pills. taken two or three
times a week during pregnancy. will cause the mother
a safe and Easy delivery. ard will he sure and give a
stout and healthy constitution to the child
DR.. MoRsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. Dec. Z, '59.-lm
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DRASS HOOPS and
ID CRINOLINE CORD.
Hoops FOR a season hid TIL world farewell!
And fashion shrieEed as criuoline fell
In consequence OF the above being too true, we Of
e. r our stock OF S.eel Hoops. Brass TIODps and skirts
20 any one who will favor US w:;h a specimen Of their
musical Qualities. REkNES IL THOMAS.
Warren, Dec ., 80.
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DEAD THE ADVERTISEMENT
IL headed. Don't Mistake Ii, Matter.
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7. Q. S. M.

Z. o. S. M.
1 SPECIAL MEETING of Valley
\ Lodge for trans ,etion Of import IN. business.
will he he'll al Malta Hail this. " lnIslIy evening
4 IulI tuEEo 1t Of the members Is requested
BY order of the
GRAND COMMANDER.
u p,CEaRD Ssrratarr
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1Oh hACON IA
On entering, a kindly recognition took
place. when Capt. Brown said, addressing
Cook: L am sorry you have not confined
yourself to truth in your statement called
your confession. | never sent you to Har-
per's Ferry as a spy, and Jour statement to
that effect is false
Cook-'You certainly did
Capt Brown On a commanding tone)-
Il did not, sir; you have, by your course.
held yourself up as an object of contempt.
and -deseryedly So
At this remark, Cooks head fell and he
made no reply. Brown was next conduc-
ted to Stevens room. The meeting between
them was cordial, Brown remarked that he
was about to die, Stevens said, 4 feel as
sured that you will go to a better world
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Msh advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid
when handed in.
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4 BOOK & GOLD WATCH for a
~ Dollar. Gold and Silver Watches, will he dis
trsDIted, as presents to purchasers of hooks at
ADAMS 10 STDRE.
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A few thousand feet OF good seasoned inch poplar
boards will command the Nherewith TO pay FAXES,
il delivered Immediately to
TRUEsDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren. o, Nov. %, Is59.-aw
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
L ST Va uihle goods given away, with every thou
sand dollars wcrth Of books at
ADANs'B~ BOOKSTORE.
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LUMBER FOR

~ WARREN, and get one NJ on circIia-s. sent free
Of postage, to any point We propose TO make this
as liberal gift book distribution as any in the UuiIed