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The Coming County Fair.

Inc OuIuceuU 3nnual ar OF inc rum
bull County Agricultural Society Will com.
mence on the 18th of October, 1.-TWO week:
FROM to day. and continue ~duringthe g3tl
and 18th. This season the Board of Man.
ayers purchased 20 acres of lind, viii h in
cludcs a portion of the grounds heretofore
occupied fer Fair purposes, and also abeui
fourteen acres In addition, A new track
-ef precisely half a mile in length, has been
handsomely graded and is in excellent or.
der, new permanent buildings have beer
erected, consisting of a large Hall $50 feet
ia length. by Sc in width. fer the exhibi.
ton of farm products, mechanical nipple.
ments and general articles, a Floral Hall,
octagan in shape, SO feet in diameter, q
Dim. Hall, 4 Ssrct.ry's Gfhee and ca;
buildings; roads for entrance and exit have
been constructed. the whole ground is
fenced in with 4 strong durable fence, and
has been cleared of all distractions in
TIE shape of logs, brush, &c. Seats capa-
lie of accommodating one to two thousand
people, are now in process Of cOnstruc-
ton. also booths for the supply of eata-
hcs; a well has been dug. a spring of ex-
cellent and abundant water opened ard TT
ted with a pump, and every thing has been
dcue by the managers. to accommodate Wis
itors, which the limited time that has
elapsed since the purchase Of the land,
would permit, without regard to expcnsc or
trouble.
Having now provided for the people of
Trumbull County, Fair Grounds, which in
Joint of excellence of location, convenience
of access, natural beauty. and approplilte
buildings, are second to those of no county
in the State. Except those which contain
large cit;es.) the duties Of the Board of
Managers. and of the. Stockholders. who
with such commcndable liberality, have fur
saished the money and credit, are fulfilled;
and it now remains for the farmers, mechan-
is. citizens of thc County generally, to
l'rovSde the stock. the products of the far:as,
orchards, shops and stores. and for the Ia
.dies to bring from their homes and flower
gardens, the many articles of beauty and
utility which their taste and industry fur
fish, TO fill those grounds and buildings.
Without their aid, the providing of saita-
bic buildings and grounds would be of no
avail, and the Fair be a total failure. There
j. no question but that Trumbull County
'au supply the articles necessary for an cx-
hibition. of this kind, and of a qsality which
will in no respect fall behind any similar
exhibition in Northern Ohio. Horses, cat
tie and sheep. belonging to citizens of this
county. have taken premiums in tie Fairs
in other counties in this State. in PenEsyl-
.vania and Virginia, in competition against
the lest Stock of the country. during the
past and present year. No single county
in the State has a larger proportion of stock
of tie first quality, than this; and the citi-
.zcrrs may well be proud to exhibit at home
or abroad.
1t is tru., that the late and carly frosts
,os the prcs.n. year, have greatly i'm nish-
led the quantity of agricultural and horti-
cultural products Of tie county, and the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28
Hon. ]. r. Giddings, at Hiram.

This distinguished gentleman will Ice,
ture before the Literary Association, at Hi,
ram, Portage Co., on Thursday (to-mor.
row evening. Subject, the Trial of John
Quincy Adams.
No man living is better qualified to do
justice to the memory of 1.-THE old man elo-
quent" than Mr.. Giddings. and those who
will be so fortunate as to be present on this
occasion, will hear something worth rcmem-
berins.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

The iron interest in Southern Ohio is grow
ing up rapidly and extensively. There are
forty-fve furnaces in that part of the coun-
try, and seventeen in Northern Kentucky;
all have landings on the Ohio river to deliv-
er for rail and river transportation. The
yearly average produce of pig-iron per far.
ace may be estimated at $500 tons and
the valued all the iron produced is set down
at S4,650,000. There are $1,000 persons
employed in these furnaces.
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ADAMS BOOK STORE:
A GUIDE FOR GUARDIANS.

A Guide, with Forms, iOr Guardians Of Minors and
Probate Counts in ONO concerning the relation Of
Guardian AID Ward. with DIRECTIONS and Forms. in
cluJing Journal Entries, Tor all steps from th= APP
poinIment to the tiual Settlement OF a G1ardIan; con-
tain NJ. also, the Duties OF Guardians. Wards, and
Probate Judges. in AL matters Of Guardian chip. BY
FL. Matthews. Judge OF the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County, ohio. One Volume, eyo., in Law Binding.
Price. $i.OO.
The object OF This volume is to furnish a handbook
10 eu.rdians and Probate Judges, in which they may
have, in , snail compass, the general principles gov
erning them the lode OF proceedings IN all matters
touching Gusrliahships; wuh forms pei tanning there
to. 1t Is very desirable that there should be some
uniformity Of proceeding ana OF form in the various
Probate Courts Of the State; aud il that is attained
through the iDs:rumsntaiity VI this work. much v hich
the author desires will have teen accomplished.
PIice sIOo. Just reed 1t
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PROCLAMATION.
a N N "a G

I. A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff Of Trumbull County.
Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified Electors Of said
County. that
Tuesday, the Ilth day of October, 1859,
10 the day appointed by law for holding election in
the State OF Ohio; 1t which time they will assemble
at their several places Ct holding Elections, n their
respective townships, and proceed by ballot to vote
for the fcllo wing Stale anil County Officers, viz
A Governor. q Lieuteuaut Governor, one Auditor
or State. one Secretary Of State, one Treasurer Of
State, one Supreme Judge. one Member of Board OF
Public Works, Que School Commissioner. one State
Senator. one Member OF Board Of Equalization. Que
State Representative. one Sheriff. one County Treas
urer, one Prosecuting Attorney, one County Commits
sionsr. one Coroner, AMI one County Innrmary
Director.
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.

Prepared By DR.. C. N Jackson. Ii5 .4rek steel,
Philadelphia, Pa.
READ WHAT is SAIL OF THEN.
scoTr, Cortland Co., N Y. March sist, 1857.
Dr. e. M JGessO~. Deer SIR In behalf Of the
afflicted, L pen = few lines to you. / have suffered and
doctored myself. and know how to pity those in a Ike
condition Until L commenced taking your Bitters
last summer l was net able to do anything. o. even TO
sit up any conflderahls length Of t.me. Before l had
taken the first bottle. 1 felt like . n-E nan, and now,
after having continued the use OF them a short time.
in the worst season Of the year. I am able 10 labor hard
emery day. To say the least. l think l have received
more benefit from the Bitfers. than all other meIicin mes
1 have taken. 1 cave hot only used your Bitters my
self, but have given bottles and parts Of tottles to those
complaining OF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and
in every case, they tell me they have taken no medicine
SO beneficial as the Ditters.
Resuectfully yours,
u o B~ENSCHOTER.
The Bitters are I'D by druggists or storeke-l es in
every town and village in the United States. Canadas.
West Indies, and South America, At as cents per bot
tie. Sept. li-2w
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE of Rea.

II Estate. by order OF Probate Court.
On the 9Th day Of October, AID. le59, at one o.
clock, z. NJ, on the prspises in Fsrwington Town
ship, Truu bull County, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest responsible bidder, The iollo wing real ests tie
as the propersy ofJames l.. Robe. decd, to wit: Forty
eight acres in the north east corner OF orig inal lot
No. twelve in said Fan mington, and bounded on the
north and ca. I by lot lines, on the soEth by lands
belonging to said e.tate and by lands owned by N.
Nolcot and y. Fuller, and on the west by the centre
Of the public highway, and appraised at Sa5.OO per
acre. the widows right OF dover being reiinqui.hed
for a specified sum in money.
Terms Of sale-0ne half the first Of January next.
the other half one year from the day OF sale, with in
terest. Pay mel t 20 be secured by notes with approx
cd surety.
JOSEPH ii. wOLCOTT, Administrator OF
JAMES Z. ROBE. deceased.
Earminnfnn Serk % IsSa LIZ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

P. t. Barnum, by means of the wreck
of his princely fortune" has made a beau
tiful. artificial lake in East Bridgeport, a
mile long and O~ae-eighth of a mile in width,
upon the banks of which.he intends to build
a new .Iranistap." Poor man, what a
pity he ..failedi''
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28
NEW EDITION of
IN SWAN'S MlNrlI.

Jus. published a new E dition of 4 Manual for tx.
ecutors and administrator, in the Seulene ut Of the
Estates Of Deceased Persons; with practical Forms.
&c &c. By Joseph H. swan late President OF the
Twelfth JuliciLl Circuit. Fifth kditio !; Rsyi sed and
Enlarged.
The character Of swans Manual is so well known,
that IL would seem entirely unnecessary, at this tine,
to say y word an conmendat:on of it The present
edition Is believed to be much superior, in every re
spec;. TO any one heretofore PUBLISHED and the pub
Usher would therefore especially recommend It {. tie
aten.isn Ct Members OF tie Bar, Probate Judges, and
Executors aud Aim. nistratnrs.
Price 81 50. Ju. { reed At
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

The Salem Gazette states that the Hen.
Asahel Huntingdon, of Salem, has been
selected to deliver the .eulogy on Rufus
Choate, voted by the Essex Bar. Mr.. H.
will be remembered as the chairman at the
recent commencement meeting of the Alum
nj of Yale.
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THE PRESIDENT.
THE ADMIRABLE QUALITIES

ofhsn OvH-h there we're none hGs-wn abe the oaeiona and tamo IN phe. ami Of sA us
uI ueknn, consequently must more urhh than any Tiers stove of modern mNnuheRs.
suited
Ais" a general assortment of Foundry Castings Stove Pipe and Stove Tdumhm Z fE.
IsAn Also have for sale Tp~rOrn uce of Sugar. Cane Mill. manuhch~dby Reed & Rorn. =
Hms ena wondT for years why Good Stoves wI MOTH made in Warren Ihr Ieanefb " epaienes
that s m.nuacuret in Warren have OF been cOnddeis NIa article Iunk Lean explain III ers
of this There been an OpPmionb asens eastern aovrN and hsem handkerchief Wzren and
nM nn ACT ina mel ni majority of foreign stoves are mot thicker than en BY nine wnaos
glass Wme the Eos maden warren HAYES generality enh heavier; cmequpuyh they could mot be SOLD 80
cheap she foreign stoves anda ford equal profit and hose nragdh manuhcadng have many tines uc
ugh tAdw worked poor nj dP grade OF hn@ an compete h Mf orixn stoves IRE
has teuthe SOvam made here have cracked and gnep pieces. while the foreign make nave stood bs
Ora mort unsb dore burning ona and as general thing these that lave bought Of either class have been
\ !: should be eHdt hae hose -.Mnst purchase Civ mea call md 1dnsT horshyn he
is on the globe am deami@dm make that quality Of owes hiss soon aMs public ssmns .eauIn.s
Reservoirs sank Bill
Particular annuSng given ITO tn Wholesale ~s. Sales Room No 81 Market st o.a ra east Of B4nua.
teU corner Caas dL brrya ST.. IAMES n
WanG,O ho.s Sept 81 l95m ~-1- WA r
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

Of twenty-five hundred names enrolled
at the Revolutionary Pension Office from
the State of Connecticut twenty-five years
age. only five IA, now living-one of whom
is over 100 years of age.
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Marriaats.

In Warren. on the Dist inst. at the Franklin
House, by Rev. WIN. C. Clark. Mr.. HENRY
BUTTS. and Miss ELMIRA l.. RUSSELL.
both of Windham, Portage Co.
In the NJ. Z. Church. on the Goth inst, by
Rev. j. Tribby. Mr.. Afford BARBER, and
Miss MARY THOMAS.
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$50. z

Will hug = Second Hand Piano in first rate order,
very suitable for new beginners.
We a so have In our room. besides some very hne
Lighte d Bradbury Pianos, one 5f those splendid
|. STEINWAY & o
which Pianos are IN Unsurpassed in regard to sweetness
and power of L ne, and are pro nounced by all great
players to be the best Pianos manufactured nov in
this country.
We invite all lovers Of music 10 give Us a call. and
judge for tn nselyes. HCCkE * EAUfROT.
sent. oS-3U
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28
Concert of the Webster Musical Asso.
citation of Youngstown.

This Association givesa concert Tomorrow
tFridayisyeaing ut Youngstown, which will,
without doubt. be well worth listening to. The
Association is large one, and has many ana,
teurs Ct talent, arioag its members.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

/, RARE CHANCE for Youno Mon

"A Who wish to engage in the book business, will be
given, upon our return from the east, which will be
about the 18th OF Oct, waen we shall receive the larg-
est aud most varied stock of books ever brought TO
this couEtry, and will sell them in quantities at as loE
prices as they can he had OF the publishers. and on
terms that cannot fail to suit honest and Industrious
young men. Call and see,z at
anIMS, ROOK stony
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

The meetings viii be addressed by Mes
srs. ]. D. Cox, C. ". SMITH, J. ". TY.
aER, W. o. FORREST, II. L. BURNETT, G.
f. BRowN, G. ". HOWE, JOHN HUTcuINs
and other prominent speakers. 1t is hoped
that Republicans in the different townships
viii provide places in which to hold the
meetings. The names of the speakers will
be announced for each meeting.
Turn out. friend-take your Democratic
1neighbor with you, and see that every meet.
sing is largely attended
By ord.r of the Central Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

Workmen are nov. epgasedan roofing the
great Victoria bridge at Montreal, and in
laying the permanent track in the interior
of the tube. to make ready for the passage
of trains. |:
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WARREN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

O GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM DENNISON Jr., Franklin County
o LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT c. KIRK, of Knox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT W. TAYLER. of Mahoning County
RoE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, of Clinton County
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
ALFRED P STONE, of Franklin County.
FOR CPRENE JUDGE,
WILLIAM Y. GHOLSoN, of Hamilton County
FOR NEMRE BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Seieto County.
ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ANSON SMYTH, of Lucas County.
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Republican, County & District Ticket.

SENATOR,
J. ID. cox.
XENsER BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
DAVID HAYNES.
REPRESENTATIVE.
L. H. WALKER.
SHERIFF,
4. B. LYMAN.
TREASURER,
D. B. GILMORE
PROSECUTING ~ATTeKHRT,
J. NJ STULL-
COMMISSIONER.
JACOB S. SMITH.
CORONER
GARRY C. REED.
ISFIRMARy DRHCToR,
SAM'L FANSLER.
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9tatbs.

OF cholera morbus. in Weathersfield. Trum
bull Co, O., on the 18th inst, WILLIAM MAR
SHALL, IN the s5th year of his age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-09-28

Given uu Ter my haui At the Court House in Var
rem, this sIst. day Ct September, A. D Is5g.
A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
1T Is 4 MYSTERY to many ROW Porter can Afford
to put his Cure Of Pain into the hands Of every family
in the country. and give them the privilege of using
half ! bottle, andreturD the remainder without pay. IL
they choose. .
The secret is thai when once they try Il they and IL
50 valuable that they cannot kesp house without it, -
lie informs Us that il is very seldom that any is re-
turned. Sept II, lr59 -3u
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FALL AND WINTER
E GOODS.

MRS NJ. A. KING returns her warm
Iva est thanks to the public for the very liberal Gus
tum she has received from them during the past sea
son. The would announce that she has just received
a lTrge, varied. fashionable and beautiful assortment
of Millinery Goods for Fall and Winter, to which she
would respeetfull in vite the attention Of the ladies Of
Warren and vicinity.
A liberal discount made to co Intry miil-ners. Re-
pairing done to order on short notice.
Sept. 81. IS59. NJ. A. KING.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

lWELLINU HOUSE FUR SALE.
II ADxelling House and Lot, on the corner Of
FsansIin and Yiss Streets, in the Village of Warren.
The house is two stories high. in good repair. The
lot contains y Of an acre OF groRnS. on which ia .
we'll of good water and . good cistern.
/ will also sell my shop on Liberty Street, . Few
doors south Of the bank. now occupied by me.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber.
WV. A. ERNST.
Sept. =, is59-em
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LETTINGS

Meetings viii be held at the following
places and times, for the purpose of dis
,~cussing the ~rolitical TOPICS of the dav. viz:
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS,

FOR COMMON PLEAS N DISTRICT COURT.
The Trustees .f the tow nships will return at the
same time with their poll book Of elrciioul. Jurors
for their respec tive town shIps. as follows:
I TOrHshIpS A. a1porkfOHu ent HIr 8Or r.. D, Rsfnru,d
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
dissolution of PARTNERSHR

- The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, upder the name Of Stewart & Bzs-
sey, is this day dissolved By mutual consent.
Tle businsss OF the firm will he settled by j. =
STEWART, at the old stand Of Stewart & BIssey.
J.
ELLIS J. BUSSEY.
Warren. Sept. i6, Is59-st-3w
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Ien embellishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid foI
when handed in.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
WESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE.

The Faculty Of Western Reserve College are happy
to announce that Mr.. X. s GREGORY hss decided TO
the College.
The next term will commence Sept. elst, at the ssns
time with the college year. 4
The charge for Tuition 10 At the rate Of twenty dol,
kdIssIvsIv Hudson, Aug. -. 'Ss.-5v
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F~ouRrH-Also the following personal property. to
wit: -Four Dumping Cars, 2 Black Cars, 81 Black Min
ing Cars with Drop bottoms. IS common Cars, $500
Props, $500 Caps, 1900 Ties. Kegs Powder ! Barrel
Of Oil. I Set Blacksmith tools. ] Set OF Drilling and
Blasting Tools, ] Safe, I Desk, ] stoye and Pipe.
Is Bushels Oats. I Set (sO0 feet Exploring tools, l
Broken legged mula, 2 Mules. $500 tons Black Band
Iron Ore, 200 feet Pump ripe, $50 feet Old Chain, ]
Water tank and Carriage, l2 Sheets boiler Iron. zoo
feet Iron Pipe, l wiRdlass, 6 Horses. ! Wagon. J Set
Double Harness, Part Of . Steam Engine. l TErn
table, I Lot Of Round Iron Rtrs. /, Bar OF Rail Road
dron, Tram Road Cars. IL Iron Hiteiangs, Lot Of
Scrap Iron Rivets, &c, Lot ofCast Iron Pulley wheels
; Chains. Part Of a barrel Of Tar, Pat OF . barrel Of
Coal Oil. Lot of Barrels and Kegs. Lot Of Harness,
pieces OF blacksmith bellows, $50 Scantiing. 4 Ola
Boiler, Pa-te.Eeg Of Rail Road spikes. ! Lot Of Rope
and 2 puKeys. Z Tn measures and all the other goods
and chattels of the said a~ssignors in the County Of
7 umLull-
Terms OF sale. all sums of $1,000 and under clsh and
all sums OF above $1,000. one-fourth Cash at the time
Of sale, enc fourth in six mouths, anil One-fourth in
nine months all with inter -st-said deferred psymeRt
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
and to the approval OF the Probate Judge, Of Cays-
hoza County. Ohio.
RoBERT 2. PAINE, Assignee & Trustee.
PAfrE & WADE, Attorneys
!CIeysiaad, Sept g2rd, 1889. {Sept. ss-6wJ
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the solicitation Of various citizens ia darrea Part.
y Of the County the undersigned have uulrtaken the
difficult tash a! pr pairing complete Mapof every towns
and thus co.tAe te Whole IN ont map, ia the style
Of Lincoln aud Piscataquis Couutes, which haze re-
Gently published.
The work viii 10 dhcplt and tedious and require
heavy expenditure Tor Surveys Engravne Sc and can
not be carried through and published except by proper
encouragement IN every town. The price will be lew
that almost every family have
NO MORE To BE MADE THAN ARE ACTUALLY
ORDERED, AND ONLY ONE PRICED
The Map will show the Roads, Streams, Ponds, Bays,
and the location Of Houses, Ms Stores, Churches, and
School Honses, aud the ii Residents. Separate
Plans of Villages and engraved views Of Public Buildings
on the margin.
LEE X MARSH, Publishers,
U.s. Pearl street, New York
March 2Sth, 1859 10
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
! LATE AGENT on {. ;. FA1ENf UrFiCE, WASHING
ToS, UNDER THE AcT OF 1850
=

1 FrER an extensive practice Il upwards Il taeaty
y Year., CONTINUES "a Patents in the tFit,
s,ates! afss,.AIs3.; Eain. Franec, ard other aesn
couhtres. Caveats, Specifications, nuuis Assign eutr,
ard ali raYeEs Drawing ar Patents. rSsrut.d iicr
Al terms, aHd ~1tA< sraica. H. searches uaie mo
American foreign ~erk.. to Determine The validity
utility ef ralris Iuvrutions and legal ur ot+f al
vice rendered in all matters tau hing the CaIcs
ii the Claims Of any Patent farulshci ly reut,as one
Dollar. Assignments recorded al s,hiuztan.
This Agef.ey 10, only the largest IA Nv EnrlAnI
bat through il inventors have advantages fr securing
Patents II not asaraay Superior 10 any aieh cat,
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HATCH HOUSE RELEASED
BY NATHAN PERRY, Jr.

IA THE Subscriber announces to his "a
I..,M numerous friends and the public, fSesnh
I-CksA that he has taken u new lease Of lss1W
the above named and well known establi,hrnent.
which Is IN the most thorough order and repair the
most eentfall and conveniently located house for
the TRANSIENT traveller, 81 any in the city, where
he will take pleasure in attending to the comfort
oil his guests, On the most satisfactory terms.
~ Patrons q The h9use ,riH be furnished tOth
soasiaa9 to and trom the steamboats, and ra,iroods
FREE II charge.
Bangor, April l, 1859 If. IL