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 He has the above in all styles of binding from pan coih the finest calf and antque to suit all classes of purchasers He sells these cheap any other house in inc country, besides tfe additional advantages of Gift with each Book sold.
 ALBUMS FOR THE LADIES'
 Albums o all sizes and styles of binding, suit all tastes, pTouseiy illustrated with magnificent Steel En- cravings.
 BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS. ns,aod,st so. Hymn Books' Episcopal Prayer Boeks' Lutheran Hymn Books, Presbyterian Hymn Books. ot all sizes. and bound in all styles Arabesque Turkey Morocco. Antique. Velvet &c, with and whou, clasps.
 FAMILY BIBLES
 large assortment of Family BIbles of all descrp- tions and all prces from Sl to $50, illustrated with fine various styles ot binding, from the simplest the ornamental Also, Pulpit Bibles varlous styles, low prices.
 ~A complete Classified Catalogue of Books, in every ecParlment ot literature, containing complete Hst CI ut!ts with ful instructions Agents and per sons forming Clubs, will be sent free to any part of inc have as book of reference before making out the,, lists. Send tor II, and you will be convinced of the cheapness and variety o the Books besides being ens cd with the hberaiity ot the system.
 Orders Iron the cauntsy promptly and satisfactorily led, and goods sent by mail express part 0 the country: Any book published in the United States the retail price of which is One Dollar or upwards will be promdily sent by mail on receipt of publishers price, with postage as per catalogue.a.
 Liberal commissions allowed to all persona forming Clubs. Persons acting Agents for us can reap al the advantages of the Git system without any cost themsslves, thus getting Library Of good books in very short time besideswhich, the gfts received wis
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Sale of Iand in GOs11cn.

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Torrington, there will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder (unless previously disposed of at private sale on Saturday the Eth day of March, 1859, at o'clock P. M., . plece of land in the east part of Goshen belonging 10 the assigned Estate of AMOS GEER of Tolring- ton, being about 36 acres. Sale to take place at the barn On said land tss
 SAMUEL J. STOCKING, Trustee.
 Torrington, Feb. A, 1S59 45
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niSrRlCT of New Milford, ss. Probate Cour, March 2l 1859

' March 2l, 1859.
 Estate of LUCY STERLING, late of the town of New Milford in said district deceased.
 On melton of Samuel B. SierinS execu,or of the Ia will aud testament of said Lucv Sterling, decease this Court doth order and decree that six months from tls day ito w March 3d. ls59) te limited and allowed for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the the said Execuor tor settlement and payment or be debarred the recovery and payment thereof.
 Of which milar this Court orders and directs that public notice be given hy said Execn,or of this order by publishing the in the Liichiisd Enquirer week. iy newspaper printed in Lchtied in I.itch6eld Coun- W, aud having a circua ton ,n said Prohae District. and by posting like n,tice the sien-post in said New Milford nearest where the deceased last dwelt in said t6.n, and due return make 10 thl- Court.
 ~46 SAMUEL D. OR TON Judge.
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Selectmen,
M.s.sh 2 IFS
sss''.: ,oa. , :; 's;sssss' ,usa.s 7 r''''''

ofATn Of CONNBCrICUf, LIrCHRILD COUNT, a.
 County Clerks 0flce. March g, 1853 se.l 4PoN tho Petition of Melisa Turner of Salisbury, v praying for seasons therein set forth fora di- yoroe nov pending befofe the Superior Court in and Tor Atchncld County. to Do held on the 2d Tuesday of April A.D. 1t appearing to and being found by the subscribing anthofty that the said respond ent F sbssnt from this stats gone to parts unknown, 19creso!e ordered, that notice of the pendency of said pekifion h given by publishing this order in the utc41 knqnirsr, newspaper printed in utchdc1d. LIT weeks successively, commencing on or bsfore ths l0th day of March A. D. 1859.
 , FnEDsaIck D. BxzxAs, \
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Our .NssyScNS ET'SPMd. Twelve Pages of Popular Music for 10 cen

Twelve Pages of Popular Music for 10 cents.
 O best Piano Solos, Duets, Songs, Operatic Arias, Polkas, Mazurkas. Quadriles, Waltzes, and every other species of musical composition for Voice and Piano by the best American and European com- posers printed on full-sized music paper, adapted to every grade of performer.
 The same quantity of music, procured from the regular publishers would cost more than ten times what we charge.
 A years subscription to '' OuR MUSICAL FRIEND, ' will secure new and fashionable music worth at least the home circle
 Price Ten cents, weekly.
 Yearly, S5; Half Yearly, S2 50 Quarterly, $1 25 cents. The volume commenced on the 1st Decem- bel 1S58 c. 5. SEYMOUR & CO.,, Proprietors,
 45-1m 13 Frankfort street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

A Ia Court of Pfobate holden Iitchfeld within and A for the District of Litchfeld on the Sd day of March, A. D. 1859.
 Present Charles Adams. Judge. G. moaon ot .aeius Grswnid, Execufor the Es- tate Of ASAHEL GRISWOLD late of Li.chfeld within said district deceased: Thus ,lr doth decree ihat six months be slowed and limited for tie credit ors of said Estate exhibit their claims agains, the given ef this order by advertising in newspaper pub. h>hed in Licheld and by posng copy thereof on the public senpnst in sa Id of Ichfied nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record
 46 CHARLES ADAMS, Julge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
The Diagonal Road and Farm
 c CR APE R

AAO DAssSOta0A hOtsU UAIU E 0HMk
 z c IF fl P F IF
 s confidently recommended as the very best i'm II plement of the kind ever introduced for work ing roads, digging cellars, banking and grading around buildings, covering underrans, scraping up the loose manure in and around the barnyard, spreading it very evenly over the meadows where it has been dropped, scraping the snowdrifts from sheds, yards Sc also, into out of the path. lay ing up wet land into beds for the purpose of drain ing, and indeed for any and every kind Of work where any scraper can be used. 3e It is light simple in it's construction, ve,y dura- ble easy to handle. working faster and leaving its Let those who have used it tell what they think of it:
 H. Tucker, of Rockville, Ct saysHI can put a piece of road in good shape, without any hoe at al and about as fast again as with a common scraper- and yet it is worth more farm than on road in smoothing land for stocking. I stocked or acres last fall. After it plowed instead of har rowing as usual, hitched to the scraper diagonal ly and went over it, the same way that plowed, in half tbe time it would take to harrow it. and it filled up all the hollows scraped of all the hillocks, and left it in the best shape for sowing that saw Any farmer would not be withuut one if he should use one six months.
 A. D. Waters. of Hartford, says-With yoke of oxen and boy to drive can make and finish tacice as much road as with the common scraper and do it easier for myself and team.
 Vim. S. Pond of Milford says-It is worth all the old scrapers that can be made.
 Similar opinions from those who have used them might be multiplied to almost any extent. But all we ask, is to give them a trial
 Manufactured and for sale by the patentee
 S. H. DUDLEY, Milton, Ct. Please send for Circular.
 WANTED Agents for the sale of the above Patent in most of the States in the Union. 45-3m
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Notice.

A IL those indebted to me by note or book ac. tA count, must call and pay up and save cost.
 THOMAS H. RICHARDS. Lschheld, Feb. l, 1859. tf-41
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AUCTION.

IVY ILL be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
 w ises of William Miles in Goshen, March 9th. at 10 o'clock A. M.. twentysfive Cows, three Yoke Oxen, and ten head of Young Cattle. Also, two young Horses, one Wagon, &c. .. k
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
COUNTY OF LrTcHr,EID ss

T1PON the petition of Minerva Simons of Colebrook O in said County, praying for divorce from her husband Luther Simons, the ground of wIlful ab- eence for more than three years, by petition file. the Superior Court next to he holden 1eheld within and for said County, the second Tuesday of April. 1859 appears.
 1t appearing to and heinz found by the subscribing authority that the said Luther Simons is without this State n parts to the petitioner unknown. It is Ordered that notice of the pendency of said pc.
 on De gyeu said respondent by publishing this order m the Litch6eld Enquirer. newspaper published at Litchted in said County nur weeks excessively be- fore the session of safe Court. -ls---- Litch6eld, Feb. g. ls59
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, 404w Clerk of said Superiur Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Notice.

4VO9kCCs YHHHAT portion of the inhabitants of Litchfeld -A County which finds the city of Waterbury lis most convenient market for the sale of produces cr the purchase of Inerchandisc is hereby invited tv call at the fF4 - OLD ARCADE BOOKSTORE and examine the stock therein.
 We have good assolt ltinent of BOOKS from whis nearly every variety of taste select something to suit, and our prices will be found satisfactory. We have many friends and customers now i.. Litchfed County, and desirous of extending tls circle. We think we can sell books on as go, .i terms be obtained elsewhere to say the leu, We buy on cash account and are satisfied wiI,. large sales with small profits to the old fashion ,f heavy profits and restricted sales Give us @ call.
 WILLIAM PATTON. 43-6m Old Arcade, Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
LEONARD SCOTT e Co.'S, ,t REPRINT or TIE -, M
 RRlTKSH RRH.KE ITS. : saa

BRITISH RE HXE ITS. saT BlNcEsC d's .Mag0sSne. T. SCOTT < co, New York, continue 70 pubs 2 |. THE LONDON QUARTERLY tConservsaN., g. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ttvbig.J aaf g. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW tfpe 4 THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tribersia .s4c D. BLAACKWoOD's EDINBURGH MAGAziNE These Periodicals ably rsrresen, the three great pe p9l.lt forms only feature of their rha,. ac.ef AS organs ot the most profound writer's ol :, they ever have stood anrivalled is the world If . ters bens considered indispen able to ,le scholsy the pruiss lonai man while to he intelligent readf ' every class tnty iurn:sh more correct aud eatsf ,.. " record Ol the current literature of inc dav ,h,, out the ~ord than can be possibly ubia,ne6 ron ssf
 EARLY COPIES. sd o7 The receipt of ADvANcE SHEETS from the Briti rus. fishers gives additional value these ReprinIs ias much they now be placed in the hsnds of sst. scribers about as soon the original editions. 1 For any of the four Reviews eSgr, For any two o the four Reviews -' For any three of the four Reviews q rv For a,i four ot the eight Reviews
 For Blackwoods Magazine i97 ha For Blackwoud and one Review SMsT For Blackwo'd and two O Reviews For Blackwo'd and three Reviews Q
 For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 0-Money current in the Stare where issued will
 received at psr. als
 t--. CLUBBING discount of twenty i've per cent fromtthe sb.vs prlce VIII pc allowed iO Clubs ordering four or us copies of any more ot the above works Thu Four e pies of Backwood, or of one Review, will b. sen, to address for S9 four copies of the four kvg News and Backwood for $50; and SO on.
 POSTAGE.
 h all the principal. Cities and Towns, these works will be delivered. FREE OF PosrAeR.- When .enl v nia tie postage io any part o the Unifee States V he but !wENTYFoUR CENTS a year for |" Blackwofs.'s and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each of the R.! views. = .-'f = ,-,'-i k N. B.-The price in Great Britain of the five Psriue,. cas above named is $3l per annum. - g3T &rRemitances should always be addressed, pos pad, to the Publishers, LEONARD SCOTT 6- Co.,
 No. 54 Gold street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Wanted Immediately.

A STRONG and energetic man to work at the tA TANNING BUSINESS. To one who will give good testimonials of character and ability, and is peitenced in the working in, and tanning of Hides and Cafskins, constant employment will be given by applying at the tannery of the subscribers.
 J. PUNDERFORD & SON,
 successors to J. Gilbert & Sons New Haven. Feb. 24. 1859. 45 3wo
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
AMENIA SEMINARY.

AMENIA SEMINARY.
 Established 1s35.
 Rev. D. GAGE. AMn Principal \ FIRST GLASS INSTITUTION FOR LADIES "A and GENTLEMEN.-Someo of its advantages are, full corps of thorough and experienced Teach. ers healthy location, of access and low rates Spring Term of IA weeks commences April z. Board and Tuition in common English $38. For circulars address the Principal. or
 GEO W. CENTER. Amenia, N Y., Feb 1859. Alive
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
THE MIGHTY HEALERl WORLD KNOWN and WORLD TRIED. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

VuSHE free admission of all Nations, as well as U the verdict of the leading Hospitals of the Old as we'll as the New World stamp this powerful eia Agent the greatest healing preparation ever made known to suffering man. Its PEskrRATlvs QUALITIES are more than MARVELLOUS through the ex- ternal orices of the skin, invisible to the naked eye it reaches the seat of the internal disease and in all external affections its anti infamatory aud healing virtues surpass anything else record, aud is Natures great ally.
 Erysipelas and Salt Rheum 4s are two of the most common and viruent disof- ders prevalent this continent, to these the 0int ment is especially aEtagonstic its ' modas operdnd is first to eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
 Bad Legs Old Sores, and Ulcera
 Cases of many years standing that have pertiua. ciously refused to yield to any other remedy or treatment, have invariably succumbed to few sp. plicatiops of this powerful urgent. &
 Eruptions on the Skin, 3atqs Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic dis eases are eradcated, and clear and transparent surface reganed by the restorative action of this Ointment It surpasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in it's power to dpel raahcs and other disfgurements of the face. iag sf
 Piles and Fistula. ai t
 Every form and feature of these prevalent and stub born disorders is eradicated locally and entirely ty the use of this enolient warm Concentrations should preeede its application Its healing qualities will be found to be thorough and invariable. ,ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

2 $500 worth of the above Gifts will he impartialIy distributed among Purchasers with every Sl0OO worth of Books sold. All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices.
 bought direct from the Publishers and in large quant- ties. Books to suit every be found his Catalogue. at prlees which would be nducement even without the Gift System, which offers many ad- ditinuaI advantages.
 Works by the most popular au,hors living and dead, m all styles from the costly the plain aud sub stanlal, at astonishing low prices.
 CATALOGUES SENT FREE TO ANY AD
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Removal.

S c. BEACH, Shoemaker, has removed to Dr. street. @@+ 4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

lO OR EIGHT persons accustomed to WEAVING VD can find steady employment at Webb Weaving and good wages by applying soon at the Oakville Suspender Factory.
 AMERICAN SUSPENDER co. Feb. % 1859. 453w
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Fifth Fear of the Enterprise
 NEW LIST OF GIFTS - ] - for l850. ~ o. CATALOGUES FREE TO- ALL
 e. q. EY:a.FS,
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE nIa Aao rs,.>~....A exEaa& I2liladelxalaia

No 439 Chesnut street. Philadelphia, rtOMMENCES the New Year, with an enlarge, O Catalogue, greater variety af Gifts, increased h prepared to offer greater iEducements to Book buyer than ever before. Time has proved that the Git, sys tenn is permanent. EVANS is determined to prov, in liberal and Impa ral manner than any Other Having lived down almost all opposition, and havin,
 the e. itmaey Of his plan of operation acknowledg' frum Maine California, he cs afford 10 be generous Try him, and judge for yOurself ss$
 SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
 Patent English Lever Gold Watches, sloo Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, 50 Ladies' lsk. Case Gold Lever WaicEes, 50 Ladies' isk Case Gold Lever Watches, open dial, s Gents Silver Lever Watches, Is Gents Silver Lepne Watches, 10 Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern, 10 Ladies' Elegant Plaid Silk Dress Patterns, l2 Ladies, Cameo Sets, tPin and Dropsa exua fine, ls Ladies' do, d1 , do do 10 Ladies' Gold Bracelets, plain or engraved Band, 5 Gen,s' Solid Gold Yes Chains, new pattern, IS Gents best English plated Yes. Chains. 5 Large Gold Spring Locke,s with double cases. b
 Medium size, No 3, Loekets, do do 3 Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with God Pens, 5( Superior Gold Pens, with holders and box, Ladies' Gold Pencils, 2 Gen,s Heavy Gold Penciis, Sc 0ents UOiO T ehs, wttn SilseS Cxtehson fenctte,Z Ladies' Gold Pens in Boxes with Ivory Holders, ! 5e LadiessM Mosaic Gold Stone Sets. l2 Esdss s 5s, ts'se.'' se.s ss' s do ana Ddsp' da Ladies' Lava, do do 10 Ladies Cameo Pins, large size. Ladies' Ladies. do do do do .%s1I' msd1Iu"' 80 30 Ladies Box and Glass Miniature or Hair Pins, Ladies' Plain Gold Pens new pattern, 7 50 Ladies' do Ear Drops, 2 Ladies' do Gold Pms l 50 Gents Cluster Pins, opal centre, 2 50 Gents Single Stone Pms, Genis' Cameo or Musaic Bosom Studs, 4 50 Gents. Engraved Gold do do ? 50 Genus Sleeve Buttons, 50 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, Gents Silver Pencils, I'd Gents Pearl Poeke, Knives, bladss bes, quali,y,l Gents Buff or Ivory do dc do 75 Misses Lava Pins. 2 50 Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, ? Genis' Gold T"olhpcks, with slides, Gen's' Gold Rng, with Stone Setting, 50 ss's ssass Silver Pis,.d fa ie. Sa Spoons, s' '' Silver-Plaed Butter Knives, Ladies nr Gents Por,emonnaies. l 60 Gents Gold Watch Keys Vest Hooks, Ladies tl"rentine Breast Pms, 3 50 Es%;ss Es%;es Mo Mosaic dS ao dS so '0 Ladies Cameo Ear Drops. 1 50 Misses do d., 2 50 Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting, 2 Misses God Bracelet, with Hall Round Band, Gentss' Scarf Pin, " ? Gents Jet Studs, 3 Gents Jet Sleeve Buttons, 3 50 Misses Gold Crosses. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
FARMERS and OTHERS

want of HELP of any description will be sup II piled from Patterson Co.'S Registry Office im- mediately on receipt of One Dollar Description of help should be given, also address. N B. Persons wishing situations as Clerks, Book Keepers &c will receive attention on receipt of One Dollar Registering fee, with references PATTERSON & O., Registry Office, 46-6w No. TOT Market st.. Newark, N J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
ROad Contracts.

vUVHE Selectmen Of the Town of Litchfeld, hereby u give notice that the Roads and Bridges in said town vil be let out and contracts made at the fol-
 lowing times and p.aces, to wit :: At the Mansion House in the Village of Litchfeld, March q at Catlins Store in North6cld, March 22; at Alva Clark's in South Farms. March 23 i; at Wm Goes,
 Bsadleyville, March A and at Stevens Hotel, M- ton, March 25, 1859, at o'clock on each of said
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

1NHE MISSES ROWLEY will sell their remain
 ing stock of Winter Millinery and Fancy Goods AT COST. 42-6ta
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
EMPLOYMENT.

EMPLOYMENT.
 En YOUNG and MIDDLE AGED MEN want eDO ed. of steady habits to travel in the West ern and Middle States agents Salary s360 a year and expenses paid. For further particulars a dress, with stamp, DICKSON, KELLER & co. 44-4wo Mohawk, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

A T Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, within A. sAd for tire District d Saiisbury, the i4sh day Ot February. A. D. 1859
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

the commission books will sell for more shsn enoughto amply pay them for their trouble
 Agents wanted in every town in the Union. Persons wishing 10 act such, and all those desirous of Cat ao2ue, will confer favor ty sending their address ss c. G. EVANS, &&
 Gift-Book Store and Publishing House, ,. 4i-SmJ 43S Chesnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
LUTHER s1MoNs.

STATE OF CosNEcrIcu7 MINERVA SIMONS
 yS
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

Msce lIaneons Gilts, not enume rated in the above
 List, varying in value from 25 cents to $25
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26
TIL +
Wesfefq Reserbe 6hfoQicie

TERuS-One Dollar and Fifty Cents. i'm
advances Two Dollars, If payment Is not
Made In advance.
No paper discontinued Hntil all srrearsges are PAID
except at the option of the pubIishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26

TAR r J LYONS, the celebrated
~ Indian Herb Doctor, can he consulted at the
following places every month during Isja-6O:
Cleveland Office la Superior street. Office days
in Cleveland as iOilows:-lst, 2d, IIth, I2Ih. 18th,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26

ForRTH-Aiso the following personal property. to
wit: Four Dumping Cars, ? BiaeSS'Ars, 81 Black Min
! ing Cars with Drop bottoms, &c common Cars, 25G0
| Props, $500 Caps. 800 Ties, . Reg4 Powder, , Barrel
CT OIL. | Set BLACK smith tools / set OF Drilling and
Blasting Tools, ] Safe, ! Desk, ! Stove and Pipe.
II Bushels Oats, / s.; goa fee) Exploring tools. I
Broken legged mule. Mules. $500 tons Black Band
Iron Ore, 900 feet Pump pipe. $50 feet Old Chain. ]
Water tank and Carriage. IL sheets boiler Iron. 200
feet Iron Pipe, l WiEdlass, 6 Horses. I Wagon, ! Set
Double Harness. Part OF q steam Eagine, I Turn
table. ! Lo, IL Round Iron Rsrs- : Bar Of Raj Road
Iron. 4 Tram Road Cars, IL Iron Hitehings, Lot Of
Scrap Iron Rivets, &C.. Lot feast Iron Pulley wheels
5 Chains. Part OF a harrei Of Tar. Part OF a barrel OF
Coal Oil. Lot Of Barrels and Kegs. Lot Of Harness. ,
pieces Of Blacksmith bellows. $50 Scantlins. I OLD
Boiler. Past of Reg Of Rail Road spikes, Lo. Of 6ope
and 2 puileys. . Tin measures and all the other goOjs
and chattels Of the said a~ssignOEs in the c0uniy Of
T. umrull.
Terms Of sale all sums Of 8 1000 nd under elsh and
all sums Of above $1,000. one-!ourth Cash st the time
OF sale, one feunh IN six months, AMI Que fourth in
nine months all with inter st-sSid deferred payment
~ be secured II the satisfaction OF the undersigned
and TO the approval Of the PROBATE judge, OF Cuys
hoga County. Ohio
ROBERT T. PAINE, Assignee & Trustee.
PAINE 4 WADE, Attorneys
Cleveland, ssp:- 29rl, 1859. Sept sses.l
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The Citizens Society.

We are glad to Rote that this Society promises
to be as successful and popular, as it will prove
useful and interesting to those who avail them
selves of the advantages it offers. Thu class is
large, and the lectures which have thus far been
very appropriate and fitting. are more and more
largely attended by the people generally, Of
both sexes.
On the evening of the 18th, Mr.. James Marvin
leetured to young men, giving them some excel
lent practical advice. On last Friday evening,
j. Palm, Esq, leetured subject Prommissory
Notes. This was much more interesting to the
hearers generally, than the name of the subject
would indicate, while to young men who ex-
poet in a few years to be business men, it was
full of sound practical knowledge.
Next Friday evening, Hon. John Hutchins
will deliver the lecture, commencing at 6 o.
clock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26

q. II BESHAM Justice Of the Ps1ce.
The State Of Ohio, Trumbbull C0anty ss.-Bviore me
this day came james Benniugton who acknowledged
tat he did sign and seal the foregoing instrument.
that the same is his free act ami desl, AMI that hs Is
still sstisH-d herewith. Owen under ny hand this
10th day Of July, Isjs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26

In fast every thing done in the shane OF Printing. at
prices that cannot fsil to suit and With the greatest dis
patch We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
Of Cards And fac Stationery, from which those in wasn't
Of Printing can select.