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OTFICE a PETERsBURa RAILROAD C

GES. surts Orucr, Va. A TENN. r. Co
Gka 0-HHEEl Lynchhurg. October 5h, 1851.
Fk@Ee AGRICULTURAL PAIRS.
NVEhbEks ofthe Agricultural Pairs Of Virginia, on their Vay 20
w said Falrs, on and amer the 18th inst, will present their Ger.
ilhcaies Of membership to the Conductor 81 the train. Who viii fur.
nsh them With return checks, which will entte them 10 return
iee. Those who have not procured = check on their way n the
fair, VIII be charged full fare each way. a. ". Gill.
pcH-W General superintendent.
suFEEiNTENDFNTS oFFtCE n. 4 u. n. r.
RigUuuNn, October 18Th. iS9.
pICHWOND VIRGINIA
- AND PErERsnURG srArE AND UNION AGssT8-f%~
MClIFIRAL lAlRs Members Of The Agricultural socletIes We
hinHte shove Fairs will be furnished BY the Agent ~ the station
lat The time u purchasing their tckeD on presentation of Their
certificate Of membershiF, With a FREE Return TICKFT.
STOCK or other articles designed for exhibition Al either Of IN.
shove falu, Elb be charged full fare down hut will be returned
iree " charre remaining In possession Of the same OWNERS
Persons having stock 20 srnd 10 the Fairs, will plcase roHy the
Agents ~ the stations THnEE DAYS w auV aNcE. 10 A. proper A.
rangements can he made for their transportat on.
@ CAMPBELL,
oclS-im superintendent.
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VERY REAL ESTATE AND
" p r.onnt Property, Cons! sting of slaves,
Hooded Cows, Mules. Hors ., Farming ImpI /,
inent-, de., Mt suctfon.-f vii seu, AZ the IAN. III nta-
ton. on James River. In the comfy q Che-'ern~ld oppost- CITY az
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the eih day OF D-c~mb.r next cor
neneng ~ 10Y O'Clock, A NJ. the balance Of the Real y-,,.s ne
longing TO said estate containing 8ltE acres 81 valuable ana a.
follow: is seres % highly improved farming Land IvIp- aboy,
the centre Of the farm. leo acres In woods, wing on n, P-t-r.buTg
Railroad, within one nile Of the town Of Manchester slarve nor.
ton 81 Which s heavily wooded. also, valuable wharf pron.r,y
lying on Jaue- River. extending nom the ierminu. Of he n. n ytn.
Railroad to the town Of Manchester, upon which there are several
siss particularly adapted for warehouse and manufacturIns -.
tAblnhmenis
Aud a. IL O'Clock. " on the same day. will b. sold hny vslua.
bic sERNANTS, consisting Of Boys. Girls, Men. Women, and Cfl.
dren.
Twenty four superior Mich Cows Of the NOS, Inprov.d .,ork. IA
young Cattle 4 yoke % Oxen. and about - IIots
Tweniylour young and well broke Mul.a (. superior animals. tuo
Horses. &C.
A large variety ~ Farming Implements. eonss,lng In mart Of .
Portable rhrashing Machine, 2 Rsapers, . Drills, / Cod crushsr,
Sc. Wagons. Carts, and Gear.
About leo barrels Corn, a large quantity shuels. Fodder. and
straw, and a large quantity of fall and winter yeseabIes
TEENs OF sALK FOR the real estate, all sums Of 5000 and I'M.
der, one third cash The balance at |, Z, and 3 yean; for ali sum.
OF 5000 and under $1,000. = cash. the balance AZ /, ). 3 and Z
year,; for at suns over $1,000. one fifth cash; the balance Al /
2, 2. ! and ) years, the purchasers TO execute nerotI.ble pote.
With Interest added payable semi annually, and secured by tu.,
deeds. Forthe slaves, cash; for al other pergonai property sum.
OF siuo and under, cash; over siOO. 6 monfhs' credit for Approved
negotiable notes, with interest added RAML NARN.
Executor Of Jos. Marx. deed.
- " hLA y fueta cci9-tds
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NgT1gs 70 TgE SEoGKmohDEHs on ruE

(NCLD wATCtfES.-A mn. s~ssvimsui q Gold HuntnF
- Nschcs, for lies sud Genicmtn. q recent deportation
ron loudcn and Geneva. These Watches 49, ~ vgrF qureriar
qushy, and Ae warranted ~ The manufacturer.
Ansricsn Wschcs, ~ Cold md silver Css-s also on O. and Fur
nhehr cci8 g CENNFT. Ears saunr-.
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BY JAS NJ TAYIoR a son. AUcrs.
FuETy,EoTm H.SpsoHE sIILpuxG LOT.

r. tnjoiNiS1 rTr lows ~ y sxs 1ulL PiNG Lots,
At AUCiloNI WIN b. sold uponthe prem'.e., on rbURsDAY,
the 81 lay n November. commencing AZ 81 O'Clock. y NJ 81
hAndsom- Buldi & Lots, adjoinIng the town Of uanehe-ter. front.
tnF on Hull, Decatur. stoekton, Jefferson. Adsms, Clay and Mar
shAl streets, and upon the Eichmoni and Petersburg Railroad =
Thee lots Ne In an inprovirF neighb~rhood, aud are veil located
for building purposes. a plat OF the property can be .esn At our
oGee.
TESvs-0nehhh cash; the balance at G.. i2, Is ard "a month.
FOR negotiable notes. With interest sdd~d. snd secured by ,ru.t
deeds. oc2T-tds rs. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SONS. Auet.-
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NEGROES FOR SALE PRIVATELY TO RR-
~ main In the state.|a an authorized 20 sen 4 negro woman
about 81 years old, and a good cook. and SIX children, three bows
and three girls, all very likely and healthy.
L MASTERS
slt-dH Amelia Court Hou q
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e1-H you want Boots, Shoes OF Gaiters, Of good quality. 10 to
ALEN mLLA cos. and II you can't get them there, l do not
knou whsre you can hnd them.
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AGHICULTUsAL FAIRs.

10 aaAb FAhHNs - -
GENERAL sUPERfNrEvDEyTs OFFICE,
VIRGINIA CEytRu Ram E1tn,
Richmond, Oct ", Use I
81. by q resolution of me Board Of Director Of ths COMPANY.
n The usual rates n fare ull be charged on al passengers going
70 either ofthe Agricultural Fairs. bui those pcrsons uhoh have paid
helr fare upon ts Road, going o. the Fairs. VII be allowed 10 r.
torn free, 20 any time between he QGh 81 October and ue ~ dav
Of November, inclusive, on exhibiting 10 the Conductor = esrud.
cate % membership, Tor me year 1870, Of either the Virginia cen
iral o. she state Aricuturai socicty, Or = eertiscate Of ne mem.
beship IN either Society.
%. Stock and IN other articles Intended Tor exhibition Al either
o. The shove fahs. win be charged The usual rates Of freight goinr
70 ne FslE but " sent bset NE property ofthe same owner, they
sii BE- carried Zee, and The amount paid for the transportation %
The Fars refunded
Nolcs must bs dvsn 70 the Agent. ., ne Depot. nom which
vance % hat suitable accommodation can be provided
oci8-aw TUOa DOnAurAD ~, erut
L OCKsMIrHING, RBLB q "
- fLAI.N0, She suhscrber has Just returned from The
northern cities, where he has laid IN q large supply sfmstsrisis 81
he beet quality, used IN tocksmihinr, Ben tfanFhr. Rive-rias.
Ing, etc sud Invites public aftention 10 NJ business. lie bs en-
ployed hc bctgorkmen 70 be had, and = prcpsred 70 make 10
% silver flsinE IN q style not 70 Be surpassed BY any establish
meut IN tis county. an hs vork y warranted, or no sale.
amer an experience o. manv years IN Iris city, ant IN &C
gualntanee gWh hc bcst Lockmaker w Ws county, he aaters
piles, and therefore soncits orders iron toun ana coauiry, which
WI meet With prompt attention.
fersous Wishing 20 hsvc Locks made or rspsircd, Bells hung In
ey sylc o. silver failug executed % q superior msnuer. are 10
Zee.
orders from : distance, zen, through ne Pos, one. yin !, Inn.
msdlaisy hledi sod Bel hanging done On any par ofthc couuty,
Address WI W sNE,D.
Hvcrflshcr, Locksnlh and Rel uanfrr.
oclt-am i0h Street, Richmond, Va
- RAuUNA t.ti,. r,,,....
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1000 600 BOTTLES SOLD
seeorSng Q Act Of Congress, In the year isos. by. !,
hoSHI srALDdsG, In the Clerts once o. the Dissrtet -
Court Of Ass1ehuseta
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GIM AND OIL ALMONDS.
(tLkAN CIV sENEGAL, Puu T~suusl on ~ Mite
Ancndt, ad Oh Wrhana. o. imitafnn On Of AlmrnIs -
able NJ foeaeconstA eenliaauy 81 sale ~ ne Iupoutn.
Wu-Sn New York
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ohskarirs or JuDGE MAsoS.-The remains of Hon.
John \. Mason, late Minister to France, arrived here on
Saturday morning. by the New York steamer, and were
escorted 10 the Capitol by the Public Guard. Capt. Dim
mock, and n detachment OF the Norfolk Grays which 40.
companied them from Norfolk. The coffin was deposit.
ed IN the Senate Chamber. where IL remained until YES
.eruay forenoon. The body was then taken TO st. Paurs
church, and, after funeral services. was conveyed 10 HoI.
ywood Cemetery, for interment. The First Regimen of
virginia Volunteers. the Young Guard, and State Guard,
as'ea as an escort, and made an impressive military dis
play. Gov. Wise, Judge VIM. Daniel, Judge H,lybur.
Ton, Mayor Mayo, Col. }. Bennett, Auditor. Col Geo. w.
suni9rd, Col !. b, Bigger, Col. T. II. Ellis, Judge Mere
wv, "m. n. haciaHand, DIR. 81. Geo. Peachy, and other
prominent gentlemen, were the paIl-bearcrs. The solem.
h'"eS were witnessed by n large concourse OF citizens.
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CITY ITEMS.


ASHLAND R.ess.-Ths attendance AZ the Ashland
course on Saturday, Was very laIgc. aud embraced a fair
representation Of ladies, who occupied tho cottage OBJ
servatory designed expressly for their aecommodaIion.-
we have only room for 4 summary of the result Of each
First Raes-This was a single dash Of two miles, with
nue. enties, Tor a purse OF $500 ON the part OF the Club,
and resulted as follows:
fondren, Williams a Co., b.. T. Lucy Talley, by
Chiide Harold, dam Oratrix, I years old 3
T. NJ. Halls b. =. Ike Marvel. by Claude Melnotte
dam by Steel, 3 Years old q
w.. hcbaniers b. h. Don Juan, by Glencoe, dam
Darkness, by Wagner, o years old Q
N.A; Thompsonis &. T. by Register, dam Black
Sal, 4 years old 4
Calvin Green's Robert }. Walker. by Camden, dam
by Boston. 8 years old I
Time SAL.
The club purse of $500 offered to the winner Of the
four mile race advertised, WAS taken by Me-srs. Doswrlrs
Planet, without competition.
SECOND Raee-This was a match for 81 ,oOOa side. be.
tween Z. L. Hare's br. h. Tar River. and D. N. Haii.g @.
One Eyed Joe. three mile heats.
Tar River won the race in two heats. Time, L., heat
1905 $40, 642. I'd heat-l;55, $40, 541 81.
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UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE-BON.
THE CORNER CUPB0ARD:
FACTS FOR EVERYBODY.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ENQUIRE wIrHIN," THE RRIs0S
WHY, ETC.
Large i2uo, 100 pages, Cloth, I'm side and Back. Phee o..
mItsTEATTb VIM
OVER ONE THOUSAND ENGRAgINGS.
Embracing fAo. about. Things not generally known. IL
Ihines VA ought toIe known. I'LL Things worth knowing -
The food We eonsume, the clothes We wear, the houses We live In.
Manufacture. Commerce, Anatomy, Physiology, the GarIsn
and feld The whole forming a complete Ency ciopediA Of Use
full knowledge.
whether In te ParIor or the Kitchen. the Chamber or the Bou
dor' at Home OF Abroad, Il may be very appropriately called
FiMILY'S READY ADVISER.
Pahhshedby DICK 4 FITZGERALD,
No. Il, Ann street, r.
Copies Of the above book sent by mall 10 any address free If
postage. on receipt Of one Dollar oc2S-dstIult
Nj USICAL.-MoNs. y GRESIER hers to inform -,
ItA HI. friends aud the public Of Richmond, that he has E9AS
sonal duties, which AT one time he abandoned In conse NSG
quenee OF his appointment A. n. n NJ Acting Consul Of VIrTfnIa
lie viii give Instructions on the PIANO and In SINGING
He viii also take = limited number Of pupils for instruction In
the FRENCH LANGUAGE Being n native Of France, and speaL.
Ing the English language as correctly and huently asa native, he
possesses the obvious advantage % being enabled to explain com.
prthensiyey the idiomAiic relations n the two language.
y. H-IsA Agent for the sale Of PIANOy from the Celebrated Arm
% ERsEb 4 PIETEt, Of Paris, France.
VIII select Pianos from all maters In the United States.
Address Post Once, Richmond, to
oe27-6t p GRESTER.
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RUHRER MELTING.

VNllE Nvu Yort Rubber Company m~anufciaTe Rrrrr. M,.-r,.
~ BftuSe, BY a uev process. Of superior strength 90 any h-r,t.
Tore inside, ani stiles Than haf me cost Of Leather nf Gonna
~ are ahso hc exclusive manufacturer, "under GOODYEAR p
tent. OF hrHHrs TOYS. pits. nuts TryrfSS. Oarre ard tnauI
-, &C. Fr sale a. Ell ihe Toy and Tancv Stores IN ue Infon
CataoEuu and Price Lists by he ease only forwarded. on april
eation, BY Letter 70 tc NV Nosr ErHnsH Covrtvr. o. Liberty
~ W. vow rttf-Hfm
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Pic StOriea.

The Rgrsnna Democrat says, that @
Mr.. line, of ShaleTsviile, Portage Co.,
recently butchered three pigs, II months
Old, weighing respectively All, Ala, and
AL pounds.
Determined no, to be beat, a CORES.
pandent Of the AsttaJula Ssatinel, writ.
lag from Cherry valley, says:
Mr.. Amos Slater, Of Cherry Valley,
buithered three pigs Oh the 20ih inst,
which, were exactly = months and ii
DAYS Old. and which weighed respectively
430, $50, and DIS Pounds-aggregaie
weight 1913 pouuds-or an average oil
4ln5 lbs.
Let Mr. Hine try again.
A. pork is six cents per pound, each
Of these hogs was worth the price Ct o
COW. Which is The most pref able 10
raj el
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DEATHS.


In Fowler, on the l4h ult of CONSUMPTION
HARRISON II. BARNES. aged ~ Yea. :.
In Weathersfsll. TrumJull County. olio
December 29th. 1858. aftrr a few week. Hines.
of Tyaoid Fever. JOHN Y. WINSLOW. ag..
twenty one years, one month. aud twenty DAYS
Thus was cut down. in The flower Of youth
f0m the bosom of a fond family, an af c%tionat
son and Lrther; but We trust he Is only trans
lated to a more genial cline, to bloom forever il
paradise.
Weep not. kind Mother, mourn no more,
Thy faith should teach ihee not to weep;
Thy lovely son dwells ON yon shore,
Thy future coming there 10 greet.
Thy Llest Rejeemer guards him now,
In yOnder bright abode on high,
Diadems bright, slime on each brow,
He knows not what it is to sigh
Then weep no mora, dcar stricken friends,
fcur John has fed 10 worlds above;
Col, deep a~flietion often sends
On those who know his lasting love.
Oh! would You call him back again,
To dwell with sinful ones below,
To strive with wee, and grief. and rain.
When now he nought but joy can know.
Friends, weep no more, fer he who ii d.,
Can never dwell with pain and strife:
God is bis guardian. shield and guide,
IN that eternal land Of life.
Niles, o, r. P. G.
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Northern Chic pub,ishers' Convention.


Pursuant 10 ~public~noiicc, the publish
ers Of Northern Ohio, met at the WeJJelI
House, Cleveland, on Tnur-dav, Dec.
3Oth. at . O'Clock, and organized by call.
L. s. Abbot Of the Painosville Tel >,
g1aph. 10 the Chair, aud anpoineIJ S.
lIzrrick, Of the Portage County Demo
Graf. S cretary.
The fllloNing ramod genie ncn regis
terrell their naines:
r. B~rinkerhcf. Mansfield Herald; B.
s. Eikins, Summit e.. Baac, n james
Duma.s, MihUniog Register; Geo. q.
Washburn, EIyria Democrat; J. K. RI.
~keLbrod, Salem Republican; +. Cowies,
Cleveland Leader: d. c. Alien. Con-
neaut L porter; S. G. Mckee, Alliance
Times; J. S II,rfi.k. Portage 20. Dem
ocrl', R1rcnnl; TnOmls Beer. Stark
CO. d mocrai, Cnton; VIM Ritezel,
Trumbuii Damocra'; G. n. HapgroJ.
w. x. ChrSEicis; l.. s. AbAo:t, Paines-
viii, TeleE aph; Geo A. B-nodic', a.
W. Fairbanks, Cleveland II raid; lia1.
set T. w. II II. Portage c.. D,macrar.
Revenaa; JlH1-S w. Somersille, Pariaee
Sentinel, Ravennn; Robert c. Wilson.
Buckeye. State, New Lisbon, O; John
Wicks, Medina G4z-,ta, o; c. E VII
son. c. +. Browu. p. DEXTER; L. S
Woods, Ohio Pa rot, Nav LfSbon.
AG5r Il f. interchange of senlirenis
and opinions;
NJ, Btnkerhof. of the Mansfield Her
alb, moved hat a committee of five be
appointed on resolutions. AAoriei.
C~Cmmiaee-R. Bril- k '~rlrnf y. c.
Allen j. X. RGkenbFot, E Cowlss, and
Z. $. Elkins.
On m,,io1, meeting Adjourned 10 I
O'Clock 2. 81.
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Marriaars.


On the SOth ult., by Ed. J.. W. Frrett. Mr.
LEWIS DOWNS and Miss sRLoMA LEW.
is, all of Warren.
at the franklin House. in Warren. on She
29th ult, by AzOr Abel. Esq. Mr.. HARLo Fl
ECKMAN and Miss MATILDA REDMAN,
both Of Girarl.
In Pennington. on The 30th ult.. by J II
WOlcott. Esq Mr.. DENNIS NJ. MATTEsoN
and Miss sUSANNAH J. HARTER.
In Pennington, on the 2s,L ult Ly R-v. p
P. Pinney, Mr.. DANIEL N. WILCOX and
Miss ALICE L. LEW. both of Pennington.
In Fowler. on the LIST inst. by wm. Cratslev.
Esq Mr.. GEORGE TANNER. of Fowler. and
Miss LAURA TAYLOR, of Johnston.
In Newton Falls. on the lst inst bv Ell
souihmayd. Nr GEORGE R SCOTT and Nj,
CLARlsSA CLARK. all of Newton Falls
In Dazetta, on the LIST inst by Leman Palm
er, Esq. Mr.. THoMASJ HAwLEv and Mis-.
MARIA c. FELL. 10th Of Fowler.
In Vernon. On the LIST inst by Rev. D,riI
King. Mr.. WILLIAM E CHAPMAN and Miss
MARY N. SHELDON. all of Vernon.
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EvTNING SESSION.

Upon 70 assembling at I oclock. z.
B,inkerhof, E e., fom the Committee
on Resolutions made The FLOWING report,
which was unanimously adopted;
Where's, The publishers Of Ohio, for
several wears passed have been ~suijec'ed
to continued nm ]osi;ians, i~nconvehienoeS
aud p c%uniary losses from %varinns sour
ces, which can alone he remeiied BY the
combined action of the entire press OF
Ohio. And bell, wing such action prac-
tieab'e and highly importan'. We, there
FIRE as rspress natives Of The PRESS o.
Northern Ohio, submit 10 our brethren
o! The press in other paris OF The STATE Tor
their candid consideration. the following
views and recon lamentations:
l. ReSclpea, That We earnestly rccom-
m-ni 10 the Publishers throughout the
Sac, without distinction Of party, to
meet il Canyenliol at he city OF Dayton,
! oil lie l0jh OF January next, and adopt
! such measu7ss as may be deemed BIS,
for the advancement Of their mutual in
tere>tS.
,. That the inposi,ians upoa the
press by Eastern Advertisers, and bogus
Advertising Agentiss, render ii impera-
lively necessary that all foreign advor-
iisamenis should he paid for in advance,
or be secured b. a responsible LEGAL in
dorser.
3. That the Publishers Of OHIO nreG
more ~re,nunera'ing 8nl uHifJrm vices
Tor aiyerii>ing-iemsnted not onlv 10
save themselves from ruilouS competition
which has grown into custom. hut 10
give stability 2ni -euaram &c efficiency
10 The press OF Iha SAFE.
4. That the Convention to be holden
al Dytol, be requested to adopt a tariff
of prices, based upon s1ne plan of eqral
i.y. and when so adopted, HAT the same
BE- f,raardsd 10 every publisher III tie
Sste for ratification, pledsing 10 such
movement OF earnest co.o7aratloa.
5. That tie conductors Of the press
oge i, 10 themselves ts impress more gem
orally upon their reaa-rz the demand
the local press has upvI them
that il is 4 duty. vital u the press, aud
essan,ial 10 tie true interests OF the poo
pie, that they should encourage their
5. That the Convention earnestly sug-
gen ID The publishers Of The country
more rigid t~eralsof paymentofs Sub
scfipli1n, aud would recommend the >yS-
Of "adsan,e payment" hence!ofward,
rs possessing practical features OF living
10 both Publishers and sub
,cr bers.
Z. That the thanks of this Convention
be returned II J. P. Ross, of the WedjelI !
for his hospitality in tendering
Tie use of his hoiel To the fraternity dur.
.ng their stay in The Guy, aud thai, from
4 personal oxyerienc' of its a~ccoInodd-
ions, We cordially rec9mn nd The Wed
ie!I To- the patronage of The travelling :
Us unsurpassed ia al OF lis )
ippointman. MS bv any hotel in Ohlp l.
II sOised. Tia; the thanks of The
'raternIly are due 10 The editors AMI :
publishers of Cleveland, for their at'en. |
ION aud cpIrteSy t'th mamberSo OF this {
during tlieir say in The CITY.
o. notion. tie Cyuvrnin al uried A..
meet at Dayton on llIe l1h Of JSnaary,
$50. c
l.. S ADOTT, Chm. F.,
J. ). UERRIcK, Ssr'y. 4
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Cleveland Herald.

J. 5. iIERRIcK Sec'y.
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Heavy VERDICT AGAINST A CrTY.-Tn
The Hfooklyn CAY Court, on Saturday.
an action brought by arising out Of in
jurieS sustained b, being thrown fem a
wagon, was decided in favor of plaintiff
y verdict Tor Sc. 75O was awarded
by the jury. His was the second
ifial. o. the former enc ! verde! of
$1,000 was given for pldeuf. HE
accident occurred in-Feushing evenue in
June, 1857, ard was caused by il rul in
The lhoroushf4re, which had been wash
cd out by the rain.
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GOAPS-AI kinds. from one crri per
cake. up u the hest that Is made Call. buy =
eske and he clean That Honey SoaPi lHnst superb:
al NM can be hid AZ sIEWARrS.
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A VALUABLE PATENT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NTE would ike to sell the right of
w Gattis' Patent Cent Vent Scroll Water Wheel,
fo- tie Counties or Jefferson. Harrison. Carol and
Noble. We haze cert fcates TO show that il is one Of
the hest Water Wheels in use aud by some prefered
70 even an OVERSIGHT Il never freezes. ia not effected
by back gstsr- and IS cheaper than az cyeTskOi, and
much more durable 10 g practical meehanic there IS a
great bargain to be had. We will exchsng. il for
property in or near Warren. W. s. ] @. BUTLER.
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Saw MILL DCENE0.-Fhe steam saw
mill b. ionging'o- Sheldon, in the North
West corner of Richmond, was burned
down, on Friday evening, the 2ith inst.
This has been an uniOrluua,e mill
The former owner. NJ. Sheldon, was
killed by the explosion Of The boiler
w are not Informed is TO The loss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

This s;erling pap7r comes TO as in a
new dress, as bright auI clean as ii
school boys morning face. |, is now as
Attractive in aPi eararcc. as it is vaiu-
able in is contains. which is enough.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

SOMETHING CT a PILE.-The executors
Of ;hA late EbeGtzsr Frsrois of Boslon,
found the following cash on hand dep9s.
lied in Banks-S2 1903 35S 81.
il wIli be rccoIlected That d,rinr the
panic Of a year ago, Il statement was
made that one Individual hId 81 090,UUO
Oh deposit in The Boston Baaks. This
statement doubtless referred 10 NJ.
Francis. lie .pears 10 have'let il lay
anil bis death. Can This exhibit be
paTalleieG! We think not.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

The indignity To Douglas is CO sun
mated. Green is Chsirmal Of Inc Com
InI,tse on Territories, AMI DIug'a$ has
not only Lee n dsposed from thai, bat, in
common wIth Black r p~ubiIcIns.' from
any other Craftsmanship
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
SAMUEL TroEuURsr See.


ATTEMPrED MURDER Ca 81 urday
evening last, man named John Stone
ham ATTEMPTED to murd his wife. He
went to bis wife s house, snl. taking a
knife from the pantry, &c ed Mrs. Some
ham by the hair. and attempted 10 cut
her throat. He vas prevented from &C
comprising his purpose.by the servant
gil. who knocked him down aud enabled
her mistress 10 escape. During The
struggle, Mrs. S;onebam was severely
cut about the Left hand. The rascal
chased the unfortunate woman into the
street where be was captured by officer
Oiell.
This maraing S'oneham was exsmin-
cd by Judge Vail, and con mitted for
trial a. the Court of Common Pleas, in
de aHlt of one thousand doliais bail. on
The charge of assauIting with intent TO
murder.-ClsgsLaHd Herald.