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NeNton-Falls.

Messrs. EditOrs;-The citizens of our village
and neighborhood, enjoyed a rich treat yester-
day afternoon and evening.--an cold folks"
concert-the first that was ever given by eur
''old folks" 1t is not that the Singers were
I'll cid gray-haired men, and women, (though
the larger portion OF them were that it can be
called an old folks concert, bnt the tunes suvg
were such as old folks remember as the tunes
Of their youth, and such as only old folks can
sing as they ought to be sung. Aside from the
pleasure of hearing these tunes of our Fathers,
the sight of these cold folks singing with the
spirit and the understanding" and with a
peculiar JUNCTION, not common to modern sing
ers, was of itself, more than a compensation for
wading through the mud, and rain, and being
crowded and squeezed half to death in main
tanning a standing in the sanctuary, in orderto
get rs much musica as was possible. The house
was crowded to suffoeation in the evening, and
many went away, because it was impossible to
fnd a standing place, much more a chance to
sit. The choir of the cold folks" numbered
OfNT lbItN AlbSb VI AhOAh ASSiAS n OII hllldUt.
and perhaps two thirds of them, might with
propriety be called ''old folks" Their leader.
Mr.. Arnasa Little, has been connected with
Choirs, and singing schools in this vicinity,
for the past thirty years. and under his train
ing. it would not he possible for a choir to sing
any other way, than we'll. The singing of the
''old folks" was really excellent, and indeed it
would be strange if Russia" "ExhOrtation
L. n ]" "Sherburne." or any of those Cont
n~en.a!s," did net sound well. There is a power
and strength in those old tunes, worthy of the
stern old Pilgrims who sang them; and if it be
true that a nation is julgel by the songs it
sings, those ol times tell of snch heart, of caS,
ana iron wills, as any nation might well be
proud of.
Appropriate and interesting remarks were
made on the occasion, by Rev. S. Stevens, who
the pastor of the Presbyterian Church here
years ago, when many of the nolc old
Were singers in his choir. He touching !
" ALLUDED TO those by gone days, and traces of
emotion were visible on more than one venerl-
bic check. Remarks were also made by others
which were lisened TO with interest, and they
served the double purpose of varying the ex-
ercises, and giving the ''old folks" breathing
ipell, which was grateful to their weary lungs.
The exercises of both concerts were worry cred
table to the performers. and the old folks have
aid upon us an additional tribute of gratitude,
md respect, which we will enieavor to pay
n the manner it deserves, by increased rever-
and ESTEEM. Yours truly,
Jan. II. OBSERVER.
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Warren Dramatic Association.

This Association. composed of young men
OF this town, viii give an entertainment this
"wednesday evening, at Empire Hall The
first piece to be performed, is the Gun-Maker
of Moscow, which viii be followed by two
others.
The drop curtain. and scenery wer' painted
by Crawford, and are creditable both to the
artist, ard to the Association.
We hope the citizens will turnout and judge
for themselves of the amount of talent possess
ed by the members, and thus encourage them
to do their best.
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9rmt gnteIligtnts.
Addidons to the County Inarmary

N004t4Sus W liz SVuuGy 4uuINdIys
The late additio s made to, and the changes
made within the County Infrmary buildings,
have greatly improved the outward appearance,
and added much to their capacity.
The Department for the Insane, is, (like the
main building) Of brick, sc by 40 feet, two
stories in height. Halls run through the mid
die, on both floors, and the rooms, are on either
side of the halls. The halls open out upon
POrches, which are surrounded by a strong
trellis work. thus affording plenty OF air ami
light The building is warmed by a furnace
in the basement, connected by pipes with every
room in the building. There are several roCIns
in the basement, designed for the occupancy
of those whom it is Necessary to keep foreiDly
confined.
The addition TO the main building is SO by
% feet, two stories, and is occupied by the
family of Mr.. Chas. Wilson, the superinten-
dent.
A kitchen Is by Is feet, has also been add
i.
We are glad to note these improvements in
prOviing Tor the comfort of that unfortunate
homeless class for whose occupancy they were
intended and the County commissioner de-
serve credit for bullding them. We have no
sympathy with that niggadly economy which
for the sake OF saving to the pockets OF the rich
taxpayers Of the County, ten cents each, would
deny to the lame, the halt, the blind, the in
sane, the idiet, ana the infrm aged, 4 eomfor-
tatle rooms, wholesome %victuals, and decent
beds whereon 20 die.
Every thing in and about the building is in
COOS order, showing that the management is in
good HANGS
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fhLLS lie AIIENIION OF The
citizens II this county to the factthat lie tx
poets to visit this ASI the adjoining counties for
the LeNt several 4cars to come. lie comes to Is
highly recommend d, BOT only from the physicians
OF the place Of A . rtsidence. ut also from over =
hundred OF he most Influential Iustu IS men and
citiz ms o. his Fiace. IL qutt the Regular ;ractice
several years ago on account Of lis ba1 health, and
slLce tina time has devoted IiGseif 70 The s-ujy and
treatment Of The jifergn.
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Agricultural Sale Fair.

MesSrs. EdictTs-As our Agricultural Sccie
ty is now permanently established. grounds
purchased, and buildings in order for any prop
er agricultural exhibition, or meeting of tn,
Society, which may be called at any time, with
bit little trouble and expense.
l would suggest the prorriety of the Mana.
gers of the Society arranging for what may be
called a Sale Fair, to be held early in the sea
son-say in April or May next.-the object Of
which is to offer to all that have anything to
sell, an opportunity of a market-mainly OF
articles pertaining to agriculture, but with a
privilege TO cell generally. 1t might afford
facilities for our d~airymen every year so nsces-
sary,) to replenish their stock Of cows. Dro-
vers might find a ready sale at auction or 9th
erwise, or an opportunity to purchase for other
markets, horses, sheep, hogs and cattle of all
kinds from the choicest blood, down; choice
seeds, or grains for Spring planting, such as
Corn. Oats, garden seeds, &c. Also greenhouse
and other plants, fruit trees, evergreens. agri-
cultural implements.-indeed everything that
may be Offered for sale. Administrators and
assignees may avail themselves Of that day
as a day for their sales.
Ifany one has anything that he may desire
to offer for sale on that day, it can be ADVERT
sed in the newspapers in advance.
In connection with the sales, and TO give
variety,-a trot of some kind might be intro
duced.-say offer a premium for the best Stall
lion. regarding pedigree and speed as irspor
tant items in making the award. Premiums
for best Bulls, ono, two and three years, regard
ing appearance and pedigree as essential.
The breeding animals thus exhibited early
in the season, with proper certificates of pede-
gree,-will have the benefit of an advertise
ment that will prove quite useful to the owners
rs well as to the farming community in gene
raj, IS well as to breeders who are seeking the
best means TO improve their Stock.
The foregoing suggestions are made, hoping
that the plan may attaet the attention of our
farmers, and that it may draw out from some
one a well digested plan for such a fair-and
such as may meet the appreciation of our
Board of Agriculture.
January 18th, 1850. "FARMER"
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INSANITY,


Last week, Mr.. John L. Bushnell, about
% years of age; son of Dr.. Bushnell, of Hart
ford, in this County. was brought to Warren
and lodged in jail, he being a dangerous person
to be at large. 1t seems that about the LIST of
Dec. 1883, lac undertook a coaling voyage from
Pittsburgh down the Ohio, and when a couple
Ofdays cut, he got into a fight with one of the
hands on board the Loaf. immediately after
wards, symptoms of insanity were developed
in a violent form, SO as to require constant SUI
pervisiOn and confinement, till they arrived ct
Cincinnati. 1t seems that he made several at
tempts to drown. He was sent by the Police
of Cincinnati and Cleveland, to Warren.
On Monday, he wrenched the lock off the
door of the room in which he was confined, and
going into the next, where was a stove, and
pipes connected with the stove in the room be-
low, he made a general demolishment, scatter
ing the pieces OF the stove and pipes, which to-
gether with the ashes, coal and scot, made a
nice mess-and his own appearances, he being
dressed in a ~bed-quilt, and blaekened with
SCOT, was not very preposessing-
we are glad that better quarters for the
insane than the old Jail, will be provided soon.
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Character and QualIfcaIlons.

IS 4 certificate from he physicians CT thrir place OF
r. silence. A ca .did consideration OF Ihes Lct3 Is
requested. DR.. will SHOW any person calling On
him. his certificates AID references. lie has just LETT
> route where he Travelled nearly Tour ears regular
y, which lie has given up 10 his partner iOI the pur
rose. OF { tablish Hg ;hls. which is more convenient 60
las home. aid lie has over ItU certificates IRON Mia
istsrs, Lawyers, Farm rs. ami AL Classes. noth pro
-frssiOnal zni unprOies sionai. which he Obtained white
srINeing OF the rou :. Tine act OF su,tAInIBg hun
self 80 long o. one rOate, and dong more nu,inets
lh= last year tlaA aay rr c~-edi1g one, Is worthy OF
consideration. DE-. Workman wishes 1t distinctly
KGOSL that he does not CLAIM perfection and to cure
rFeTs disease that nrsh lie heir to. hut Oilers the al
d cted tie benefit oi what he has learned rom an un
usual, extensive practice. aud n eOJsIbnt study Of
chronic diseases Tor several years. DR.. Workman
treats
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Buzz-Saw Accident.

A lad nam9d Charles Benson, a resident Of
Vienna, Trumlull County, lad the little finger
Of the right Land taken eff ty q Iuzz-saw at
the Sash and Blind Factory of VIM. Lindsay,
in this place, on Monday last. All the other
fingers of the same hand were badly laeerated.
He was at the mill in company with a neigh
Dor of the faniily, and ty some means, which
We did not learn, his HAND came in contact with
the saw. A mitten on his hand at the time
was torn into shreds.-MahORin9 Register.
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SHEEP PELTS WANTED. CASH
~ always paid, and highest price, at NiIIikin's
Block. Main St. A. C.
Warren, Sept. IA, 80.
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Arrival and Departure of Nails.

PosT OFFICE. WARREN. ONO.
July lat. 1853.
FeHzgsteez daily, arrives . p N. leaves u &. al.
Cfepe8aHd, do do II an. DO 2pm.
Ssfe1- do do Ppm. do Gam.
Sharon, RFslFes Tues. Thurs. Sat. I0x a m. Leaves
same days at . p m.
~. Gresnr1fis arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. . p n. Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at Itk m
GreeHsBprrk. arrives Tpes & Sat. by N. Leaves
Mon 4 Thurs. at : m.
N Biss-6sIs. arrives Wed. & Sat. by 9 p Leaves
Tues A. Fri. at m
Farmingfsz. arrives Tues. & Sat. by 70 m. Leaves
Mon. 4 Wi. At i2 m
CGHtoa. via Dack Greek. Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Ritsys At p m Leaves SATURDAYS at : a m
u , Mails which leave IT or before e 4 m. are closed
the preceding evening at Q p m All others are clio
sed half an hour previous TO their dsp-rfnre.
T. Z. WEBB 2. NJ.
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DIR.
DIR. WORKMAN

WIZ nc Ia ~ arren.G Is6iI .iVuse. 4. AI4.nn "- n s
d.y, February l5,h- Garr-tsviiu. thursday FeJ. lG
aHa Youngstown. Mansion iiOuss. heb. H.h.
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FT,0TJRI FT,0IIRI
DREAD is THE STAFF OF LIF

DREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE.
II especially when made from such favori:e aud I'M
egIaledi rAnfs rs q. Harvey < Co.'S City Mills and
superior Mills Those who have neveT used uarvey's
dpuI, should hy all means. and are earne .tlg invited
20 lry soue of it before purchaiing elsewhtr- Also
Gsrarh Mills. NaEgOrder's. and q number Of other
brands. aiways Gu hand by the sack. barrel or load,
AID At US Tow prices as canhe had in Trumbull c.,
always fresh from the mill and warranted, st
TNOr
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Donation Party.

The Congregation aad friends of Rev. E. T.
Brown, viii make a visit at his residence next
Friday Evening. All are inEited to be present
1t is not designed to interfere with the Citi-
gems meeting, as there viii be ample time. af-
ter the lecture is over,
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Citizens Society

Citizens Society
The next lecture before the Society, will be
delivered by Judge Birehard. on Friday even
ing next, at O'clock.-Suhject, The Causes
that.prOduced, and the effects of the Federal
Constitution.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

On the e2i day OF December. 1859. said Jus,i,. q.
sued an Order OF Attachment in the above action, Tor
the sum OF eight dollars; and to cover costs. ten doI.
lars. PETER B0ORHK-
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JOB FIlIN nv
Having . superior assortment OF Job Printing mate
yi,i. We are prepared to execute in the best manner. a
kinds Of plain and fancy Book and Job ~PrintiEg,
address Calds. Certificates. Labels,
business Cards, Check Books, Nanifests,
Esnk Checks, coiored Printing, Notes,
Mills Of Lading, Drns. Programmes,
1aiI Tickets. FORM Rocks. Receipts
SIsnks. Al kinds. HapdbiiIa- Show Bills, ETC.
In last every thing dome in the shape OF Printing, AT
prices that cannot fail to suit, and with the greatestdis'
patch. We keep constantly on hand = good assortment
OF Cards aAa fne Stationery, from which those in want
81 Printing can select
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
Z. r. Whit 81 Al

By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Trumhull County. Ohio. TO me
directed and delivered. l shall offer at Public Auction
At the door If the COur; House in Yarres, In said
County, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
iumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie, and CleyS-
land l. Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" hantua with Hacks for RsYenna.
/" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails. 6e.
Warren with Hacks TO Sharon, GreenYiIle Mead.
willie, Bloomfield. Canfeld. sc
g" youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley. aud theRee By P. It. :.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Is. 1859. CHAS. l.. RHODES supt.
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A CARD.

Mr.. George oliver, we'll known by all lovers Of
good Bread and Buckwheat Cakes, is now officiating
as head miller at the Western Reese We Mills, where he
would be happy 20 set his old friends ant patrons and
stin increase confidence. which he so richly deserves
as = practical mIli'r. Mr. o. is unsurpassed in north
ern Ohio. ost-5,Is59--
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By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas ofTrumbuI County. Ohio, to me d..
rectet and delivered, I shall offer for sale, at Public
Auction, At the door Of the Court HOuse, in Warren,
in said County, on
Saturday, the 1IIh day of February, 1860,
the following described real estate, situated in B DOM
n-id township, in said county. AMI is bounded A. fol-
lows: Beginning 81 the southwest corner Of lot No.
30, themes east on the soG.h line Of lots No. 20 end
- TO the southeast corner Of lot az, themes north ous
the east line IF lots No.eT and &c to the north east
corner Of let 90, thence west on the Eerth line Of lot
sG 10 The Forth west ecrner Of The sane, thence soulh
on the west line OF lois No. 81 and 81 to the seui-
east corner OF lands new cWBed by Richard Hun
phrey ,theaee west on said Humphrey south line 70
the west line Of lot No. 20, thence south on the west
line Of lot No. 20 20 the place Of beZiniIng. and
known by being the shOls Of lots Nos. 60 and 81. and
scuth half Of lot No. 20, in said township. ard G n.
tAining ABOUT two hundred and fourteen acres OF land.
Appraised At -Four Thousand Ons Hundred azd
Seventy tn iollars tSiI73.Op).
By consent of Plaintiff. I will seIi the above des.
crihei real estate on the IiIloSing easy terms One
third CT purehss &c money 20 be paid on day OF sale
The balance in yearly payE ents Of I've hunIred dol
lars each. With interest.
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office. Warren January II, Ise0.-5E
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WESTERN RESERVE MILLS,
WARREN. OHIO.

Better known as Van Gorder's Upper Niils. have been
thoroughly repaired ~ their present pr prietorS
Moser 4 Camp, and are now making a superior article
or -four. Rti.iS surprising their oil reputation OF
being the best Touring mills in the country. The rrs
prietors keep constantly on hand the ' cry best quality
Al retail.
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A B lyman, Sheriff.
sheriE's oHee. Warren. December ss:h. 1853 -5g
THE STATE OF OHIO,
u TEUMBULL caUNTY
Shirley EnsiKn, e al

vs.. II TIE GCIIt OF CoMmon Rle11
Shirley Ensign, ct all
The defendants. shirley Ensign. ArtIissa N. Smith.
and D. an:s I. Smith, her husband, PertLana A. Len
per ard William LepPer. ~ho are nonresiJsEts o.
the State Of Ohio. are hereby notified that the pi1in :
an fled h,r petition against them and oth-rs. in sAid
co MT on the 9th day Of December. A. D. fS59. zlisZ-
ing that atLhe October term Of said Court, l%59. she
o6t4 ned 4 decree for SlIasory Hzaihst said Shirley.
for the sum Of hFe hlItTei dollars ard cJsts Of Ha.t,
for divorce ard siineny. amounting TO 3
that sail Shirley las no property "a the state subject
to Aevs and sale on execution - rag said alignment I.
tat sxit Shirry has an iErsreFC1 u me esL1IS OF sem
j. Ensign, late OF desopotania. deceased. as che %
seven heirs. amounting toab0pt s43li; tn { the portion
designed for said Shirley by arrsE cement of the IA
iority OF the heirs, was placed in tbs hands OF Bllza-
beth Ensign, def.EdSBt-t that said amount consists Of
notes against OTIS Parish. dSfendaLt-that the shares
OF 1.-The other heirs except said shirley, the heirs OF
Emily T. Ensign, one Of said children. and said Lep-
per. have been received by them and appropristeiED
thsir own use. by agreement among themselves. and
the PORTION designed for The other heirs not prsJspt.
was placed ia the bands Of said Elizabeth for them;
that she refuses. on demand, TO ALLOW said portion 50
going "a said Shirley. to h. al piled to the payment Of
hsr d cree for alim1ny AMI c5sts, and pretEnjs thai
s4it shirley never assentsI to said arrSugsrent-
that said Elizabeth. on notice. has refused to Ia &c cut
letters Of Administration on The estate Of said Stth
J kEss On. that Ike and the other resident heirs
are eLdelvcrins TO cover up and conceal by fraud,
siii SHIRE OF said Shirley. 10 preYsHt the plaintiff
ffom collecting her said decree.
Tie plaintiff asks q decree against sail Elizabeth
ANA the heirs. for lie amount o. said Shiriey's
share in said estate. and that his share yher-:a
may he subjected 10 the payment Of Sad decree,
and for iu.l relief.
Unlvss said nonresident defendants answer By the
itsh day Of March, Al. leo, said petition will De
taken As confessed AID ius gns 1t takea accordingly.
CURTIS & SMITH.
warren. Jan Ill. 1870 -6K hftfr1 for PHI
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The County Smelling Match

4 county spelling Match.
The Board of School Examiners. for Trum-
bull County, believing that spelling, as an
important branch of education. has not received
the attention it deserves in the Common Schools
Of the County, and that such means as may be
available should be employed to awaken n
greater interest in this division of education =,
have resolved to hold a Spelling Match on Sat
urday, the 18th day OF FEBRUARY, 1863, at the
Bazetta Academy. that place being the most
central point of the County. One pupil from
each school in the County, will be allowed to
enter the class. Each candidate for the Prize
will be required to present a certificate from
his or her teacher, as evidence Of his or her ap-
pointment.
WEBsTERs UNABRIDGED PIcroRIAL DicTIoSARr
will he awarded as a prize, TO the best speller
of words pronounced from McGuffey's Spelling
Book, and if any of the class should be found
to be masters of the spelling book, they can
then have a trial on words selected from the
Primary Dictionary of Webster. Candidates
are requested to be prompt in attendance at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
WHTTTTFSEV DAN
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HaPaOeD s AlITS. Proprietors.
Justices and coastables Blanks,
PRINTING.

= SARkANTEE, MORTGAGES & QUIT CLAIM DEEpS
srHsoSs, EXHIBITIONS. suBPDEAs- E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Positively 10 SMALL ACCOUNTS MADE

This mode OF doing business will enable him to ab-
viate the usual necessity IMPOSED on all business men.
Of tax NJ prompt men for the losses insured by giving
credit TO irresponsible huy eTs
Having briefly stated his terms he Eoald now invite
attention to the fact that he has just returned from the
ease, with q splendid stock OF
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BURROUGHS L IDoINGs.

DE. BURROUGHS would respectfully inform his
friends AID the community generally tia; he will cor.
unue the Dental business in all tte iiHerent branches
having just returned from the Est, wh,r. he has
been spending siew weeks, for the purpose Of hstter
aequaiuting himself IN the different kinds and STYLES
OF Denttl Work some Of which are decidedly hesuti-
fui. anil every way ahtptei for a substitute for the
Natural Organs giving a like expression, easily 10 be
worn, and wtli stand the hardest kind Of usage aud not
break. Specimens car he seen at my Office. Dr. X.
has in his employ an experienced and competsnt work
man, who will assist him Ia TIE Mechanical nrpart-
ments. Himself performing all operations at the
Chair. AMI sparing no pains IN correcting and fII;ng
the natural Teeth, having due regard at all times,
For the Ease and Comfort cfhis Patients,
as well as the permanency OF his operations. All
kinds Of Artificial Work done that is done by the PRO.
fesslon. in a neat anil durable manner No work will
he permitted to lrAye the Office until entire satisfaction
is Civ n and warrented. Prices as low as xooI work
eau lie dom.
Office & Lahrato-y over Smiths & McComhs' Store.
Corner OF Main ami Market SITS Warren, o.
October 26, 50.
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RELIEF FOR THOSE
WHO SUFFERED BY LIE FROST,

T GoLDSTEIN has just returned
u. from the Eastern Cities, and ia As usual nrst In
the Geld. lie is now opening one OF the largest.
cheapest and hest selected stock Of CIothins adapted
for Fall sad ;iinter be has ever offered to hs DeEsr-
ous friends and customer. Ills stock is yery large
sai extensive, and consists Of 4 variety Of ali kinds u
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NOT CE.

HE OOI IlSTIIF hereIOfOre
Il existing between Burroughs & Iddings is this
day dissolved. by mutual e0nseLt. All prr.ous in.
dehted to the above firm, will please settle the same
with DR.. Burroughs, at his OGce over Smiths * Nc.
Cgmbsi Store