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, 1860-12-20
PERSONAL.

Wonders will never cease. Wcnoticc By the |
Richmond, Va, papers that Congressman VAL
laa1iglam Of Ohio is to lecture before the
Young 3fcn's Christian Association tf that |
ctr. That must be peculiar Christianity !
whseh seeks aid and comfort from such an ora
ele as this man. Bnt then hc il d. i. and
no mistake.
From long article in the American Gas
L;aat Journal, TIC learn that William Norwich,
a llpca1 descendant Of Sir Thomas Norwich,
ha:onct of distinction in the time Of Charles
II, Is common gus litter in New York. His
propensity for poaching drove him from
England, and lts poverty brought hi.a where
heis.
Lieut.. John r. Hamilton, son Of General
Hamilton Of South Carolina-ht who in 1882
was willing to "go the death fo. his sugar
las resigned his pla9e IS Lieutenant in the
Nary. lie was on board the Aay ship Laneas-
ter at San Fzanci4co. uc sayl that be cannot
serve under President Lincoln. Lieut. ResS!-
nald Fairfax, Of Old Dominion origin, who Is
aboard the St. Mary's at San Francisco, also
thinks he can't scrrc under President lincoln,
but won't resign just at present. Keep doing
so, gentlemen. Your places, .se think, can bc
filed
-aly. Shannon, clitor of visa1ia (Tu!lre
county, Cal) DeIta. f,rsook bis pen and went
iats the Office Of William Gouverneur Morris,
aL.wycs Of the same place, and with six shoot
cy attempted to cxtingulsh him. Tic shots
fa,llag TO hit the editor with his pistol knock
~ SN''As ~. 49,. ., ~. 49,,
IT,. ,,,--;e,e .h,.. .ho4
fred oFlski5 AZ caeh otnes. :'iof1s tuiso eaos
penetrated the editors abdomen, Killing him
In twenty minutes.
The report OF the death OF Ex-senator De-
| lazon Smith, Of Oregon, proves to be detn"on
Tie report Of bis death had its origin In a pa
per politically opposed to hin-spcakins OF
him rs dead-in po<ssea 'e'''e-
On the Goth Of October at flno Afo' An
znna, William beatlie. formerly 4 secretary O!
Judge Terry OF casno1n.a' VINO ausceseo
BFodcFlck, WIS shot deaa o5 MS iF'eno n1ucf
| Bartlett The Criminal 'uase "hom inc e!t'-
zcns had appointed aafsn@ tue summer, a'te'
| waiting daT OF t"o LOT some oHe 10 catet
complaint against BARTLETT resigned IN us.
| gust, concluding tna1 people VINO 'acsca
courage to complain, haa no use 1or q Jnose
| or Court.
| W AVN 1"su' WIZ pau'4oa eou.A'
eFn o'aeR nalt sneet III Wv ao'". ea'4eu .ne
"'oout0s'" 4'seaa.ooa4 ana Ha@.oaa oas4e' -
and deno"heeS So'ene1a meal.e ,' " ooa'n.
| eth cus'oe'e ~ sA''4 Pu'.4 '4.1
suedthe p1oP..e'oss q .ne -1s" io,A 'o'.ts !.
lot hoe'' Inc "p,'a na' eAe'nl11a 4uc sa4'
Lloyd IN tef1lo1e "aane5 luz lis ''1>s@''s 'ea'
dencles: ,: .us.. rr, n,o r,axoe,,..
| ca,;ta-1,, T., ". ch;co,o y,+;ona, conrcr,;on
~ .1.~,.e+ ,.ho ,f,srw,-a. s1r,nnet ". s+,to.
| -T,s,, u,,,,;x- -;.,, <,r.a+ .,r,t.z
~. a,sa aa snaaaa,- ~ r. Isn;* .onnt1 Wy ~" -
, 1860-12-20

Twurr NlIlpss or pot1AEs slvxu-Mr- spaldlnS
has sold TWO mtouH nf bottles Of his celebrated Pse
pa.rd Glue ana 1t !s esuaAted each noiue saves At
least seu dollars ~aftl OF hroSca furniture. titus max
Ing an aggregate Of EwrntY millions Of dollars re-
ctAin,et froa total t'-s by thit Fauao!s invention
lavtn:. maIe hi. Cite household wogd hs now pro-
o>rs 10 Co the world still xreatcF service By curing ali
The aching heads with hls CepAalIc pA md &ey aEs
~ good - biz Clue, Headaches VIII soon 1aa.A awA5
IKE sasw IN JalJ.
, 1860-12-20
'ardly Realized.

n ID n 'or.fb,s 'esdache this hsfsernooa. hand
saeupcd iato the hsposhe-asies hand s>5s d
.c.n you hease NC OF N 'esdachsT Does o"eae
ard" saya'e. "BexceodiuEly sa5s NJ naAa W." =.
49, ~. r,e a ceotal,c P.n hand 'pon mt oaof Is
a-sd nsr 4. ouIct that s111J realized I'd nj -
sad1chs.
, 1860-12-20
To tho People Of the United States
nFcoXAEapATlQr.

Numerous appea!a have been nsde to NJ by |
n,ous ma patriotic associations and citizens, In
view of The present distracted and dangerous
condition Of on, country, to recommend that
day be set apart for humiliation, ta'tlng' anu
prayer, throughout the Union.
Ii compliance with their request, and my
own sense Of duty, designate
Friday, n.s 4th day Of Jannary, 1861,
for this purpose, and recommend that the PEG
ple assemble On that day, according to their
several forms Of worsh1p, to keep It n q SOL
emn fast
ment threatened with alarming ano immea4ats
| Janrer: panic md Distress OF fearful chAtac-
| ter 6rcyail throughout the land; our 1aboring
| population are without employment and con
.sc1ucptly deprived Of the means Of earning
tleir bread: indeed, hope seems to hare de-
serted the minds Of men. AL classes are II
state OF confusion and dismaS. md the ~lsest
~ di51rgardcd..
In this, the hour Of our calamity and peril,
IN whom shall ye resort for relief but to the
God Of our fttherz? Els omuipotent arm
alone can save us from the awful effects 81 our
own e5i@ss md foeoTf aae Hea1enIy GTf fai6sr
Let us, then, with deep contrition and pcnl'
tent soTTow. unite in humb1lug ourselves be-
fore tie Most High, In confessiDg our indiTidu'
nj and national sins, and In acknowledgment INC
justuess Of our punishment Let Us implore
Iim to remove from cur hearts that false pride
Of opinion which would lmpel US to psrsesert
or .he saks ot consistency rses,
; exivsucics tT which We are surrounded Lei
Us, with deep reverence, beseeeh Him to re
store the friendship aaa good will which pre-
vailed, in Turner days, among the people .
tue seycal States; and, above all, TO save .
from the horrors Of civil war and "blood:srll 81
tlness." Let our ferrent prayers ascend to ~
!, Throne, that lie would not desert us in thl
. !. hour Of extreme peril, bnt remember Us as Il
; did our fathers in the darkest days of the KeTe
!, luton, and preserve our Constitution and on
). Union, the work Of their hands, for ayes yet
): como. An omnipotsnt Ptosiocuce may ose :;
> 7ulc existing evils for permanent good
: eau make tic wrath Of mau to praise Him, an
- = the remainder of wrath be can restrain. IL
- NC Invoke every individual, in Whatever sp1e'
: Of life be ,nay be placed, to feel personal
- sponsiblNty TO God and his country for kee
/ ing this day holy. qnd for contributing all
n his power to remove our actual aud lnpenali
VI " calamitIes. JAMES BUCHANAN.
es Tothtugton, Dec. Ii, 1sG0.
, 1860-12-20
Meeting Of the Illinois Stute Teachers
Association.


The seyenth Annual meeting Of the Illinois
State Teachers Association will be held at
Quincy on the acth, eth aud 2sth Of Dcce1n-
bcr, 1860.
PRooEAM1E OF ExERC1sEs-Htdncsddy
Presidents Address; Report Of COMMITTEES on
Programme; Report OF Finance COMMITTEE;
Business or Discussion; Essay by Il. Freeman
of Rocxford-subject, "The TEACHER" Report
Of Committee on County lnstitutinns. follow
cd by Discussion; Essay by Miss Agnes Man.
ming of Chicago; Address by C. 81 Cady Of
Chicago, On the subject Of Vocal Music, tol'
lowed by drill exercise, illustrating his meth
cd Of teaching the same in the Common
Schools: Business; Lecture by rrof A. S.
Wclch, Principal Of the Michigan Normal
| School, on the The Natural System Of Edn-
| catlon.
Tnurs1au-Addrcssb by Rev. z. u. Humphrey
b. by !. 81. Crow of Dixon. on @Thc claims of
Natural History as 4 subject Of study in our
Schools: Election of Officers and other busl-
ness; Discussion. Rev. l.. 7. Cloreg Of Spring
field, will present the subject Of "Drawins as
| suits OF Life" Address By J. G. uoyt, Cha1l-
ccllor of Washington University, st. Louis
subject, "I'opular F:llacies;" Discussion. Es.
say by WV. Davis Of Sterling, on THE claims
| Of History on the Common Schools" Musical
Drill, conducted By c. II. CadE. Lecture l5
Hon. J. II. Gregory, Superintendent Of Public
instruction, Mich:gan-subjcct, "Eaucatiou
the Business Of Life"
FFMay-Addrcss by c. Z. Uoyey, Principal q
State Normal School, followed by Discussion
Lecture by Res. J.. s. Pooge, Of Alcdo, or
HMoral courage, an element Ut character cs
scntial to the Scholar" Unfinished Business
Resolutions, etc.
Il Committee OF Arrangements will rec:iv'
teachers on thcir arrival at Quincy, and assiss
them places
The supcriuteudents Of the following Rail
] roads hare consented to grant free return tick
cts to those attending the meeting of the A
sociation: the Quincy d Toledo, the Crea
Western, The Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, III
Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy, and tue Galen
& Chicago Union. The Illinois Central IN
Chicago i Rock Island refuse fsvors. Faro,
/ have been solicited Of other roads that has
not yet responded.
E. L. CLARK,
E. G. DKLASo, fCommftte
o. SrRISGsTEAD,
, 1860-12-20

II Did yoa syer have thu Sick Headachsf Doyau
remember thYobatn- temple the esefc bsow. the
los:hng sad disgust tic szns Of fool How totally
aa.s you were for pleasure. coEversat.oo study.
ne Vi .e Cephalc pii.s would hnEe rc!.tred you from
an the suffering which ron ten experienced For
ris and othr. prrposea you shoull always hare b7x
7.:..az. ~ hand to rse otesAioo yeeut1eA
, 1860-12-20

9t4men1sarn OF ofseeeasiou--Esractic ctica1 8uE-
eestlona Of Sensible Man.
We take from m able letter, which We ND
in the column, Of the Mobile RtgisftT OF tho
4th inst. from the pen Of the Hon. Robert f.
Smith, the subjoIned practical considerations,
which certainly commend themselves to the
common sense Of every reader. None tsa5a |
tue National I,.tellt3rnreF) but those who have
determined to close their ears to the voice Of |
reason, on the ground. that this Is no time Tor |
the exercise Of that discretion which belongs
to rational beings, can refuss to give them au-
dlcncc, He says: i. !
Certain gentlemen propose at once to make
q separate independent nntfon Of the State,
and to stand out before the world in this posi-
tion for shorter OF longer time, necessarily
/ }.heariur in the meanwhile all the burdens, and
| enjoying hut few Of the benefits OF national
| rxistcpco; for Alnbama would only be na-
| tiop by her own declaration, aud not bT the
acknowledgment Of any other power, not even
| Of her other sister states Of the South. These
|. yicws fail 10 command my assent, and there
fore / could not become the party candidate Of
those who entertain them.
While it Is my opinion that Alabau,a must
take this position, If nect stary, for the asscr-
tioa and maintenance Of her rights, I do not
believe It will be necessary, and am not Willin:
in advance to accept II, because think 1t Will
= e. $S%1 Yt6fk.
oe iransnt WIN aas an1 a;e. uG - 1ns,ftnt,ens nut
rs, oai e 1u ltnner+I ~ denressinn Of busi
Dcpfec1at,on u Rop3; Il 1.c},;tas acr,n|ernent Of
ness Ml1nuamat tnasoa ~ ~ tn1es mIssarriaee Of
c@utIgncI. @ .stea Mess' ~, ~ dn:trnct;nn ri State
pupn!tc entssf alnc ~ ne % ncccssaTy Consequences
e. na,. :''c ea~n1nt;n,' n Government: and we
any "r;,I - ,I,l,n IN ourminds to
nst; nas ;,'aea au t,,;n,s a1s "4@A' A''''>S ~
oes'5 ani1 e ajnhgy7, m mt of the Union alone,
Snuu.n ~ ,aa;n a ,.,,1 e., onc monfh. she must 80
u inn, to1c1v hr,r The burdens Of natioual exist
tun ,a Wit Taisc ont} snstafn MILITARY force;
! nn1 m%et ,nrre..c Ter noiic.. expenses; must dc
: sa,neth;ng for fhe rernIatiou of commerce
,se1,.t 1,rnI3 az 1,est she can. deranped cutren
~. u", r1u.t p reen1otc and fx the yaiuc Of coil
: o3t' If wc;abfs. md measures, and must pro
! vida some 5ostal arrangement ior the people
nd .uI s,n tonst rai.e fhe money for those ends
H. ~. 1n1 rxne1iment for one ehort month would,
9 ~, @ fs,rfn1 a. nnnrcss our peopjc as to giv
: fhc csnsea serious set back, aud day BY d.
: ;nc1ne thc nnhl1c mind TO submit to pfcsen
4 ariis 'A~ fN
n Hes;dcs MI these and uauy more Ills that
, 1860-12-20

GHHA7 n,1cos1aT.-Amons the most important II Ill
tho great medical discoveries Of this age nsy be
.!derel the system Of vaccination fur protection om
5m: o., the Ccph.lic iil for RELIEF Headache and
t. Use Of QatniEe Tor the prevention OF Feyers. either
IT which + Au.r <recaae whose benefits Will be c1
psncaced BY *utertar humanity lau..after thslf dr.
se,eEezs Ars forgotten.
, 1860-12-20

F1cr wok1H KSnwn1--SpafdlnEs CsphaIe r1!s sss
acsrt4!n cu-e ks SIc:z Headache. Dt}u<us Headache
Sax7a:4 uea3aets coattv anass and Gsaasal Debility.
, 1860-12-20

MoaH SLAVES THAN WH1xEs.-lt is = curl
ous tact, aud worthy Of notice, that the four
States which are most favorable to accession,
had, in 1850, largcr slave population than Of
whites. The figures arc - follows in round
x,.4r,}&arE
, 1860-12-20

1VsIoE. 0tC- Aa AohE
To the Editor OF the New York tribune:
SIR: By virtue Of instructions from the Gov
crnmsnt Of Haytf, ! hare made the following
appointments, for the purpose Of carrying out
the project OF emigration Of the present Adj
ministr.tion Of the Republic:
Rev. Henry Highland oaEnett. Resident Agent
for New iutE.
Rcv. j. Theodore Holly, Travelling Agent for New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
John brown. j., Travelling Agent far The Cana
Rer. E. V. Berry, Travelling Agent for nlchlgan.
Joseph E. NIilliams. Ttnveliu: Agent 1or 1ndf~
/. D. Harris, Travelling Agent for Ohio.
John c. Underwood, Agent for The District Of
Columbia.
the Seabostd Slave States.
i. E. Newton, Corresponding Secretary at Dos
ton.
The "Guldc to Haytir can be had, for the
present, of these agents only: 1t will not bc
publishck for the trade, nor be for sale, until
thc Government contract is filled Agents
will distribute the book tointending em}grants
gratuiiously.
An dmigrant uessel will sail from Boston
DECEMBER y, and from Philadelphia December
%. Persons desiring to avail themselves OF
this opportunity must give immediate notice
to the Burean at Boston, or Messrs. Garneit
nnd Holly.
, 1860-12-20

HOPES AND FEARS; OF Scenes from the Life Of
splrstsf;, ~ ths Authsf y'nmea 81 e
New York: D. Appleton & Co. Chicago: S. I
e. GrssEgs = Co.. - ana II Lake street. aeol.
The works Of this authoress which preceded
"llopcs and fears nave en)o5ed mafkea
popularity, and this last is not inferior to The
others. There il healthy moral and religious
tone IN "Hopes and Fears" which ought to
,.ommend It Us a sale So'3.as u p'a,;e III INC
hands Of all. moro especlally LUG young VINO
, 1860-12-20

-r for ss1e tho largest and best sceesd askosfmsnt
Of rooia eyar brought II the Northwest. oonAoan2A
part OF
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, cARBUhCtEs,
LAVA SETS, CAMEO SETS. sToSR
oAxEo SETS. CORAL SETS. ,tAIAcHrrE SETS.
ykr sRrs. MOSAIC SETS GARNET SETS.
CHAT; BRACELETS.
rLA1x BnAcE1Eys. ETEUscAs BRACELETS
CORAL ul:acELsTA
caA1nAHz CHAINS. tall 't,'es'
GENTS. cunD CHAINS
scah: f1'S' Sgc1LAcEs. q largo as,ossmsae3
8, zry. prrTo:s ASo sTEDs. .......--.
a1'4>.' - - COLD srlcTAcLEa
au7xs "3Is' P1a sS1vRs.
TEA, TABLE, SUGAR.
anr nrssEnT JERRY, AND ICE StpoSs.
~~S' {yariouA pat&csoAo
INDIVIDUAL aALTS. .,
VINE sTAIpA ~
ao911Ta. YEA '0A'' "'"
, 1860-12-20
FANCY GOODS,

FANCY GOODS,
r, tho Greatest var1ety. sueh nj
FAya orEEA GLASSES.
souta sAEo CASES. Pol:TE AoSSA13a 10.
GEO. II. STEVENS / CO.,
Lake Streat..~..--.-....+.77
dseElT.ctap1 -..
CuR1srAAs GIFTS FOR TIE
LD1sES.
sau md examine. betore rurekastns elsewhere our
~ iarte aud we'll 4tiestt4 Ata$- VI
NEW JUVEN1IIEt8.
ALSO.
New styles Of Paper Dol1a and
Paper Furniture.
eAHes or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
WRITING EsKA
PORTFOLIOS. Chesp aud Fine,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS
CnE5SMEy, Of ALL PRtcE9.
Far sAs By
". H. KEEN. Bookseller,
| In u. sTRREr...."--.....ao. 10
, 1860-12-20
JAMES REDrATu, General Agent


HUNDRED AneanNs ot tno ftes'oea''
ltEoln the 20" aolA t!!onae.j
inese so1;S. - sumu' =, "s'. y.
60 @ 1fon IeSponnSao.5 soueGs 6, ~ " Masatnon, ~
fhe cfiect that tnslacn. ouenanan .fa Is Is !nsane:
ihts Ii ptooaoly not etue, taousn ~ view u
nis cohIse 1ntouSu ue iast ~ e'cu!5ut resAs,
the conafmatlon o. ae Iepe1t Nonio auosa ~
reason lor astoh'shmcnL MOTE nmen1aoie
1mbecil1yt or more oeaoeFato tfeacacry, Was
never seen. a. every s'cR ne n3s conlti1ateo
70 tne ais'anlon o' tnc al hHlupl!e; .s ana IL, as
Mr. Cobb declared, nc SNAIL prove 70 De thc
Last PRESIDENT OF INC exlstin5 onlon, IL WILL DC
due to either his own weakness OF "'cSednets
quite as much as TO any other caesc- Lct him
be pronounced lunat!c, ana &c may stand a.
the bar Of nlsto'y teuefca o. . cf1mt VIE ,,tn
md tienrarity.
But, whatcver be the truth AZ regards Mr..
Buchanan, the miserable collapse Of lis .Ad-
ministratiun cannot be disguised OF disputed.
the Government Of whose executive ann he
vas a member and sworn servant, goes home
TO promote in public the treason he has long
plotted in private. leaving in ruin aud confi.
sion the Treasury, which be received overflow
ing With abundance. Jacob Thompsou. Secrc-
tar Of the Interior, openly ayows that be re-
cards the call Of Mississippi as more iupcsa-
I've thau bis dutv to the Union, aud ret the
President of the United States Eccps him in
Office! This Secretsry Of War. having prevent
cd the reinforcement OF Fort Mou1tric sixty
days nro. when It would have excited no nj
tention: stilI persists In exposing thc handful
OF men there to sudden destruction by IN
overwhelming force. as # in The hone That thc
shedd;ur Of their blood viii rnitc Ill the Slave
States ID war Of dleunion- Gen. Cass, Oldest
and most respected Of the Democratic states
men who lived in the days when there was a
Denocratic rartv. rerofts at this deliberate
treason. ond refuses anT longer 10 be impli.
Gated IN such an administration. with his res.
, 1860-12-20
TIE 1RREPREsslDLE CONFLICT At NAt.
KEG4E.


wArKzoAS, H., Dec. IT, 15eo.
Editors Chicago Tribune: ..
fnd the following In the Chicago Tina Of
TROUBLE IN TIE REPCB11cAN cAMr-FoL171cs
" WArKEaAS, Dec. 10, 1860.
Editors Chicago DAILY Times:
In the Etes,ing Journal Of Monday last. n
the local column Of that paper, under Tue aeaa
nf uRcmatkab1e Scene in Pulpit, eEeas III
Justice ls done the Rev. Mr. Little, OF "ao&e'
The facts are simply these: The different
societies In Waukcgan, shnt Is TO say, the bap-
list. Presbytcriaus and Methodlsts, In accord,
anee with the usual custom r. nfsa nDn
Church. at Which the Rev. Mr. Little ls the
efaciatine Clergyman. Mr. Fe1ec, the Mctho-
i1ist c]creyman, was selected to preach the
Thanksrfvipg sermon, which he did, without
fakiuy ar text whatever Save it might be by
starting cut with calling upon MI present to
|! reudcr,thanks unto God Tor tAc ,clect.on o1
| Abraham Lincoln <: -,
! lie procecded first to review the platforms
| of tbe two great political parties OF the coun-
| try. paving his respects to the Drcd Scott de-
| cision, stigmntizing NIL who did not support
| Lincoln IN the last canvass as ''contemptlhle
domshfaces" and vnrious other Indecent cpl
thcts, such rs would naturally fall from the
mouth Of y rampant politician under the heal
Of political excitement 1t WAS nothing mort
nor less than tspolitical harangue," aud mer
tied, as it received, the severcst ccnsore Of ths
Rev. Mr. Little, the worthy gentleman II
whose church it was preached, md that, too
before the congregation were allowed to sepa
rate, As to some points touching this contro
vcrsy, there are two opinions, but all agre
that the se1mon there delivered by Mr. Ferre
was disgrace to the Church Of Christ, and al
insult to tue respectable congregation assem-
| bled. Men md women whose partisan tee
ings arc 50 strong rs to uphold "old Johl
Brown" In practically car. ying out tho ''lrrt
prcssiblc conflict denounce the sermon
! even stronger terms than did Mr. Little.
| Rev. 3fr. Ferree Is comparatively strange
In Wuukcgnu; he came among us since tn
the late political CANVASS, fresh from the en-
ploy of the Republican Statc Cent1nl CouaiDi
1cc, to .caoa.Ac rendered efficient se,zce, a. dy
license az q preacher he could Use ls asao{e strs
| days In The toeea for their benefit
lscs. Mr. Little, though not a politician,
II nevertheless zealous Republican; he q
| npunreti the sermon not from any feaE that
would offend the Democratic portion Of
) | congregation, for with one or two exception
| his people are all strong Republicans, but
! llcyiug lis pulpit had been desecratcd, and II
object for which the congregation had CO
: rencd, had been perverted. He felt It his du
as minister Of Christ then and there to cnt
lis protest
lis to be hoped that the mcrited rebul
4 with which tho first political sermon ey
=, preached in Waukcsan has been received, v
Il / 1,,1rc ~ tho fasf wArEpgAX
, 1860-12-20

TIE DIARY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
from 1889 to 1871: embracing the Opening uf
the First consrcse, and his Tour through New
England. Long Island, and the Southern statcr:
Ohio in l.5a Edited by Benson J, Lossint.
<x,+1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-05

THIS REMEDY is in the form of Su
L gar Coated Pills, vlrrsnted FEE from Qlinine
Arsenic. Strychnine or any POISON. and We author
ize cur Agents to WARRANT CURE in every case
Of FEYER y AGUE, when takeR according to di
Warren, o
S. NJ. STRONG & CO.. Pro7rissors.
Aug I, 1850. Anal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-05
Fhe Divfheria or Putrid Sore Throat.

This disease is still prevailing in some
parts Of this county, though 1t is hoped that
it is on the decrease. In very many instances
two, three, or foaF persons have died in one
family. We learR that yesterday the sixth
victim from the family Of Mr.. Harry Brister
of Vienna, was bnrisd. @ Three Of the four
children of James Maekey. Esq, of the same
township, have died. In BraceviIIeand South
ingtOn it prevailed. for a Wfile. alarr.ingly,l
almost entirely.
k la
Lost. -ssrsssA @
Last evening, 24th3 between Parks & Wentz'
store and Wisells Carriage Manufactory, a
Gents beaver fur glove, for the right hand-i
The finder, Eill bsreEarded by leaving it at
kL;s oASaag FE-uuzaaus rp = E1a4aEL $ ~ .
So fszg t. 3
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-05
Aid for Kansas.

The amount of the contribution taken up at
the Presbyterian Church, on Thanksgiving
day, for the benefit ofthe sufferers in Kansas,
vas about fifty eight dollars. The Commit
tee appointed on that occasion to solicit dona-
tiOns, have collected about seventy dollars
The sum contributed at the Episcopal Church
was some seventeen dollars, making in all
shout 1850. The latter donation will be
sent to the Bishop ofthis diocese, and the two
former to Gov. DennisOn, to be forwarded by
them to their proper destination.
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addition to End div all
AUDIrORs OFFIcE, warren, Trumbul County, o. pecenber S. Iseo

AUDITORS OFFICE, Warren, Trumbu1 County, o. December s. 1900
Thereby certify the foregoing to be a correct list OF ALT the Lands Town LOTS M Real
Property. reurnedd delinquent by the Treasurer of said county. in August. EGO. Except
those oil whehh he taxesa md penalty have Gnceb been paidO and thth the foregoing des
crpdon Of said Lands, Town LoH,& &c is the same as tato N the Duplicate of 1880. ad
thattheT Taxes Of the preceding year have been charged correctly thereon, with thirty
per- entum penalty to which, is added the Taxes of the present yGr.
Notice is therefore hereby given. tina. the whole Of ue several tracts oil Land Town
Lots AM Real Property in said list contained, or so much thereofas will pc necesary to
pay the taxes and penalty charged thereon will be sIda ue Court House in said county
on thu second onday. Q4h day. Of January, 1861, by the County Treasurer unless the
taxes d penalty are paid before that time
dec5-4w ORLOW L. WOLCoTT, County auditor.
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Another New Stuck.

E-E Hoyt has returned from the cast, and
Hnyt q Co. are now filling their new store
FOOm with such goods as Edrard bugs. If you
hAVn't time to "look around" for what you
want, Just drop in at Hoyts old River block,
and you win be sure to ind it. See advertise
ment next week.
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Prof ]. A. Garfield

Will speak at the Disciple Church in this
place. next Sunday morning and evening.
Subject for the morning, 1.-The relation of
Education to Religion" An appeal for the
Western Reserve Eclectic Institution. No
contribution win be taken up at the Church.
but Prof. GARFIELD viii call personally. upon.
the friends of the Institution l-rrr|