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GosEr's LADIES BooK-Ihc March
number of this popular Magazine is received.
and contains an unusual variety of matters
Of interest to the ladies. The patterns.
descriptions, &c, are pronounced worth the
price Of the magazines to say nothing of
the e~ngrayings, and productions of popular
autherk. Price $500. Address l.. a.
Godey, Philadelphia
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As IGNEES' SAFE

The Inl-ryignei. ~ Assignee - L ri Virb,lx will
OF ir ssIe A. III StaTe roam tat /. ncc ~ 81 nv
sad y crUt- q Wsrr-n. oil Thurs.av. The 93,l ltV
81 hirrh- ID l-b'. I Ire a-ssTtm-rt OF Hats.
Csps. rrt'y mvar clothing Cloths Cas- Ia-rs. reuts
Ia ni-iTg : "a =, r Hmiuss ant ether -opis-
O.a-tI u-rhaS IS IT ten ioIlarS = ~ over l credit II
X m"nihS Sti he given by n = On nt-re-t with
op- rsvel s-rurity. Sfle u c ,n u-nce IN al day
AL %e"HsiEus iron day - day urti. the entire = ek i
spTi.
CHA7LEs s.. SMITH Assignee.
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THE New PESITENTIARY.-Fifty towns
in Ohio are asking for the new Penitcntia-
~. The case should be decided on its
merits. Let the Commissioners decide
which of these towns most deserves the
Penitentiary.
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Concerts in tbs Country.

. cefts as follows
leroy. Feh. I3h. Academy HLH.
Johnston. FEB 18th. Neth9d,st Chu ca. =
Vernon. Frb- 18th. M-taOdist CEiIeh. 4
afstsVns. Feh 10th. Foxn Hall.
K'nsmtn. Feb. 9nth. Presbyterian Church.
W Wiiiismsfstd. PEI 2i.Vld Church.
Aud 'ver, F., ed. Worth ChGSth
boig"rii-, Fe, 9jl. Baptist Chnrrff.
Bt- OF. Fen- = IN. Pres ytrrian church.
6r~ebe F-h. 2-th ID sripIe Church.
k!b"inh ~. February 18Th. Town Hall.
orwell, Mich Is, Methodist Chur,h-
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~HGRfFt'S SALE
- Han pnrey iIarsh
v. IN Cour. Of Com. Pleas.

J HE. Lane Il al }
Bv rirtu ~ a. orI- r Of Sale issIei f-su the Cont
g CJnHiJi 2 20 ~ Fran All C1ists orip T. IRE ~
re-. ~ Al . i-lsysT-i.I 1tss ~ 81 - ~, ~ -rtiI 81
( Z AZ ia lie Huciiu At n ibJr Il - C,urJ fi,Is-
IA YE-rct f'iu .ui CII Itv. - St-Irity n l. la.
Of Mar a l~6n. Hrtve-u thr hIu 81 u ~ g 4 u
AMI 4 z. 81 - sad 10y trs fIii tsI1s1Iszeri --i lie
Estate Srutt-It Sr,:er ii- r,w'-R - Ia nd :nus.
L. az is IN VII ~ "ri@g ; ct01 - "a tur q Ios
No-.H tH- O. vist'p ,ip--sui All - - ~ Id o.
= %-~z: Beg u ~ 1T a y - in the south -tSt C"'Tv
-; Sec.Isu Is. tn-I &c tO.g ia Ne>f hue T set Gu l.
ahOI. 81 cttIH-=i ,iH.s - n crnJr- 81 VI n 's.iu-
river -t u = iJsn II rive ia th- c-.tr =. The sgsrTa.
c.ufs,s a rem to The ; aIh west corner 81 lot deed
ell 20 naYIt Ham, .hrry IN nee Hortn 81 rest 10 chain :
- iIIks =. a "n,t ,ttG'iny n the corner II a Il Id
linen nu Tia 3sS- We I : cr-Ins 10 N south n1 o. the
70 ui .thrucr : - " along the south 81 - Of Ii road.
Is chtias - !irks TO a post = C. narth hY . Inc run
LON ne srita si4-O- 4: rsh "a =hEu~ - ltuSstO
= 30 [. theacs ~Cu n -u-s-si nv q line run L chaiEs tp
\ post IN tie "a = i,.- II S-ciJn ~ ta-n siItI ~ 'rg
sail east sue - n .ir - -" nelc. w--t4 cha :
- a rn-z tines g. . L n } So o a o. It e.. th- sat. N
- set "a - th-t c. c. : OhG >ar. ; .GIh linz ehtgsS
q ne / l r~tIlia-y- ezra "a - 80 49, : Ia .Fe ur
itss Ex --It a ,Ou' ; seret l,i.g IN south ii Of
main rpdt cJayey 81 ) Au-t irIswbi to ? = >tOy-
an - a :, Shrr- "a ; - 4 "a utili IL ne tacI1et.
AMI pNsvtG 90 tcr-- m spItI vest corner a4tiCIri 10
' .. iiI aph { y La -.
A,prise / at So. per ae'e Terms Cash.
Al LYMAN, Sheria.
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PARDoxED.-E. I. Nichols, who was
sent to the Penitentiary from Cuyahoga
county some years since, for the crime OF
forgery. has been pardoned by Gov. Den
niSon.
DEAD-Dr. Davidson, the desperate
devil of Hawesville, KY. who, in the infer
nal attempt to destroyFhc life of another,
wounded four others and himself, has died
of the wounds received by the explosion.
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Mssers Editors .-Pleasc announce the
names of z. Caldwell, of Ashtabala County
and c. W. Smith. of Warren, as suitable
persons to represent this Congressional
Distract in the Chicago Convention and
Obl;ge many Republicans Yours &c
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A GARD.

8 T. PDdEa9Y wish ; . ,e der ms hanks - hif
haah. fens su-t1lners ana = lends in This v emit, sLS
h4v- ssihin he isss To > a. r~uEsit>ed Pia40s and
MsloIecEs fruni hun fr tn= very kind an: friendly
manner IN Wfichthey Ia, since MY re establishment
ia usiutss htte, g. eonmsId,d To me those wtsh-Lg
20 pufeh.s, iI.uumsnts. thereby Increasing the urm-
her ct my Ssies 1vYend M sSpettition THIS expires
si"n Of Good teDcr anu good viii is very Eratify iEa 10
me A. u rviIces tbat upJn bong and IA rourh trial
the ar ~eli satisfied 9Th their Instruments. II il
esPCIlN N'icoui-d I'd uPf rrctafed ~ me at his
re IN &C u q - the strruI,us exc 10 5 Of int
f'st-d , rGes e. destroy al eaI6sr'c= n me ard y
mar m-hts. ! an ANpty 10 stIte ID g thrss = emfts
have iNiss IA every n-tsssv w.sn anL design q
have my iH-trunirI : ssii 81 on "a T. s4n merits. ana
SSH MOI 4 ten it-o h.h ES.rl up b. d~i>paragEs
Otae~s a. ite abb h alb are s.arriE ~ am e-rista
nf 4 large >ucccS~-Gr 4 proE-s % u,.f-r.t.no ne
hJ<nrss tareu- H.. and hare hzl Io-s ann rxtrnsi,g
exrerirI &C in It ~ 1rO. 10 is N re sa,ist.rtfop 10
ever, par ndsrr-an'. sucn sLaii lr The case il it costs
me I r prce OF Three Piaios. ! u tie very est P-
abU- kioa a.. 'r,m ,eyriaI o. the . es, IN ,kers. asA
aus u.fU can have ue-r own choice c"nsaitrt, II
thy h.vra Preference The hssr tao yearyf have
sprAt in Yes Y rk. having snatssliaE FENHO- Tor the
ei > and ives c n IRA e-p.n ing Mueh Of ny time n
tn M tnurECt0i rs anf 0Ht4IHelhurn "a utsie inIr-
ma io1 IA reFsru t. IT, .s'e,I aud hes. n prnvra-hts
la .utnas. ] ~,u IN p FIRE assure M rusisn,rs tnsE
l sn thirau-Li ae.rlai"Iet sia tie istIranent, am
en- : mi AauW N 10 be a. good - any a4ir=ia
the Wor.i
1 u 5oa-t the James of sfew prsminznt men ia III
aha vsh nisE so~ns shp are among the ~buahrfds
Wi" haze ne hi eff a. wt-ffn the izss tel years
IN 90 St"m I resper= "a. y re r
Harr~. N-Eros. Ts-roH.
EiNfFi ST '-E-s' tii-uder LYMAN Leonard
! l. FTt~F Ia lyman EElsa Cars
Hey smith Lsrsn SfE.r r
IH"ri . ~m' n . L "rtmsn VII IAN Nsrf
.Joha Nc Sn - i5sse Srxzus Jam ; RusEeR
L ~i- tfis g n 9 SouI= Joan s.tui-s
Z J b am ~ Jones j Ssiud.~r
Julss b. chad A Grove Y0u-EH0rs.
e. Path BToesgi.k Nm dice I'd
olive, = en- IlsnTi snetden, YIN On oman
fsfe- SUR Line A Ne,bury
Alex Nr- orn ! ! SHiErr -qlres
hm Hetnttei Fam B-t0a. NER-+
y u hsaR leEe bfihn RFDs-rS rr
J y Week Seht II SPENCER VIZ hicharf<
JOS ph Marvin NJ SfeHf@su HfHdham.
~ >to-r'svrgsr . . SuTt J AEgct
AITue~dIe b SsoL, y 3 Briclzm
. Bran ri Do Corey Nm IFrx.u.
y Shal T JM $50 a=a'e Mrs ow.t
j - sou ) ltauuouh JLnu. hzxhr
A bt al y As r, u.Td Cier.tGsI.
J o. - tin Uv~4rin-1 tm Ms A - t>4il-fou
anna Qnigty BhSOMgeii. Dr. Prrurc-
JUL Y saIot FtesJer AuVtrI D. L Rs.sI4a
VAR II P4rk>ri II L4tim :
j smr~ ticz rp Ei.s@aH.
K IL BaruIm J I'm kla,msn
pr Allen
"a 0aruarr TT G IN
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PLANK ROAD Nn1ICE-

~ f Sr"ckh. li.rS cf h. Niles AMI
! Anstirfnsu Rink Real < Ta--pik- Co. are
h-rehy H'Iiird to m 1T ~ the OH = - Glln-s warI Z
/, m SIfUTlsy he fsth ia, oi March. z : h 1r
VCs- - ele-iihg s-trl b fer'nrs for he n u nx yer
u w.. MASON sc ,-Et &. KEI5. Prrsisi. n.
Nil. Feauar. u b. l-rt-Sa
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THAT DREADFUL COUcH

'r d-sih l. ust caro- Gu go your sfi-.t LT-vr. Why
lie Nv 4" ms thv.' - e LDrti "a sum Ust L. c-Us,d
"N 'hi TIRE hLn ots 80 .hs o. osdl III & irt"SiTrl a. h
CT l. ~ tEr .uhrs btEtr- lhr ing .Ir ike a - a.
81 Ntter- Tnru T"Itrd a. y tn rtr; or WI4- o. c ar
NSl-r Ous,au1S { Ne .hr,Urht a. sprltz>. tml urIfivs
or nHui VIA - c'.Seyr aWay } tr- FLT- va. rr ID Z
50 - IA the uiOOi When krIt u : cIzfu or pure st.t-:
- Il cOnstITtS G'Ss thr u-h tie hugs II carr es
- - all Co tUPs nIstIrr. ami I'Ee : he, d SiitL tae
re-u't. tU "a iNo "a tsuT -. tit ru sysg Isght ur
WY Utter night. oT "a ugh 70 ie-T. The tUWr.s reg
nitr. VIII ~ a T~asCuatie me rurr csu-un pu-h -
The rvas N tIesr Ii.l> aIr u--d m IRE THAI ~, u.h-Is.
- -'-c 'u.- th' ) ate Ws-tr o. purifying veg t. .Irs- aad
cl-ab-r he nu.y Of all c rruft ml { aa,t any NJ
'is~asr o. eSvTs Description queE,= snd III 4 nj id, =
way than sIy Ct-rT tits.
DR.. NoHsE's indian Root Pills are soil ~ az 'sd
rrs ~ e~icihts- Re, ! 80 -ia.
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BRIDGE NOrIGh

Sra'@i P'or'>'is 3 r ftrnishjuz ,Isr'a'= a..
nn-Ef ~ a FrrlS- Os-v VI .rnIus Riv--.n sr4e vile
hra' th- Or core Ji-d-e T.. uf tn W~priI-vrH
- ? e-tvei al the "A iItpt's -u5--. ran ALI G-n tv,
uh'o u-it' NOT * s7 t.. n . ~ - Nar-a,
70" fidn>. ant : -rc i~-,titIs. % ace n. moo
pJs4s g. s-t=r 4 ~p1nssol-4
% L. WOLCJfr, Comfy auditor
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

raut- Harrison, Commander of the Great
Eastern steam ship, was drowned on the
2tss ult, by the UFssttins Of a boat at
Southampton.
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WHY WILL you DELAY.

WY w;ti yoI ue-i-cl int - s-as- wb CHI - taking
-uuh avrf' iO"t. aHh VIII IA give you WaruiTg by that
hac~tg rou-h. has ) "a are last upruire Lr rt-rut ?
Nhy n -uurh-r 'hit pan M thr sId-. he ris az Of
hi"n'- ia - niEh; sWest>- o. tn 81 i -ut hre .IriuE.
Sh'eh st'stty Nhtsi e IN your ca hat -un-Ihi
ms-i t~ ~" e q" ave S"u Ean The grace u tie sun-
SANITY ! Why set 50 treltSs 3 b. rrrn. tti tuaI
q est 20 destroy A,ur h avn. ati n. tn YOU % the
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FLOUR! FL0URI
DREAD Is THE STAFF or LIFE

J esp. c.slly when matte from u n favari:- ! a un-
81 .aIed Ttni5a~ u. Harvey & Cos Cits Willis and
Sspsrigr rIlis fhlss who have never used uarvey's
f Ut, S';uuld - Al. means. and are vzrne IL Invited
t. tr. SOm- " IL resOTe Inseha4irg ei-rNtvr- Also
G,rsr- Mills. NasgOrivT's. AID . mum e. " other
brands. aiHay on hand hy the sars. harr-i OF loSf,
ID At IS lev .fices as en- Ir hal IN frumhul c =,
always nv h fr0m the aIn ana NarTar t-l. II
PATNORsS
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To The PeerIe Of

UARREY IND FTCIYITY.
nR. r j. LYONS hs~ sued a
} , p,mrhl- c ,ntairi 2 brief sketch ~ his life.
study ami tXtrns " Trtv-t<. wh.eh can ~ ~ in
free o. cha-S- At hs IL. in I-v-i ut."r a. "a -
i'irl "a IN hiss Pr. ia cd saws. n Ihh aud 18th II
March. Frh. II ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-15

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
Al Cleveland with CleveiAni l. Toledo. Cleveland. ca.
lumeuS 4 Cincinnati Cleveland 4 Erie. and CIsv.-
iand & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
~ scion. with Hacks to Chagriu Falls, &c.
p" Mantua Sith Hacks fer Ravenna-
= Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fals.&c g
e" Harrea with iiaeks 70 sharon, 6FeenYiile Heaa.
Vile. Bl"Omhed. CAn6eid. &c
" YOUNGSTOWN win Stages to NsE Castle, LOzen.
Poland and Enon Valley and theEee-by p. Pt. n.
Il G. Rail Road TO Pittsburgh. - -
Feb %. 1852 CHAS. L. RHODES SAINT.
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Nen advertisements.

CaSuai Advertisement mast be paid for
waen handed In.
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OST, Sre.i Bead Hurs.. con aniRL
\ a cut ten dollars AMI 4 note Of tEruty * iOl-
I,rs All forty eighJ cents, from J. Z. burroughs 81
Wtrrea | IL L. Any Iersur r.iu-u n he .ame
snail ,r t~rwt~t-I LAURA ". IEDiNaS
81 : I'm -
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EMiNISTRATOR'S SALE
0F PERsINt IL PROPERTY.
Tn. uni-rsien.I AIministrstor O. STEPHEN Rrr-
MT i-re set 81 aner tor - { IL W-rr-u Grum-
rGu Gu Y a PT,rc V-.au- "nn-nci- ? m
7" ' " ~ -" "HWEUsT"s N
Nfondru. EeLrnqru 2Osh. i. D. ISGO.

rUH Gu v a PF'tc E-.aur "ntnruct 2 m
Aondoy, February 2O:h, H.. d. 1850,
ruon- ia r tlrass. me isiiIains gesc.rIed Personal
rOts-sL.. - NJ:
"aeyO-et Ne o, "nr yoke sitEs.3 Va yra- Ji st-e- =,
&c - sStT 90 h--ie'- q c co.. = al cal. : -Ps n!
c-!vr$. head r .1r=rs- ! .ssss, ia IN. hg utensils
Goa - < ~ Ptpa~- mr. cas- rGisI AiOTs Bns T. :
mach n. taN Ta-- DC. q tons nay. a lot OF 81 n
aHd st0us TGarryii z too. $ shi- Z C.. : tFucx ~.gOns.
3 noA--l.d-, Ou- ci cultf zwing zE.i "a Va .. VLe ca
al IO-t snd tufniure. two haek-. oLv Get izrss
~ g;ring scales, 6.-hO rs potash. owe rug-y oIe
stem his le a large tot Of arr-t saws nj h al
"a b.. Of riOS beans aud y US n niIs.. al addition
t. tn - We vhEm-tatcd articles. Viii be sVad = va
-ty oi sm Ter Il. MS
Tie -air To cp--,itnrr al E: ocincS A. V Of said dav.
r. ~ rf 1 r 3. e usiG- NJ 4 3 . ccupi-d ) Sai I
sJrLsI and 81 D. { adj urred a. soon as the \ owe
d-n,i0set property IS u~pos-i 81. 10 tLret az The Jaw
al "a c ownsI hy Said bu-naJt. IN Bn.tOI. n sald
vury 81
Tuesday, the 2It of February, 1860.
Wise the .Oi o yhs property will 3 c one'r ell for SALE.
G. AT: Uas fr.an= hOJs-, OEe Ianr barn. aa- M 1
ia. idiEg. she steam eHgtne AMI boiler. mil "a s ard
al H.~Tilrr, Of various sin Is a quantity e Inn
her. ~ So log. &c-, &. The A1OV- builii &,
; and On basel ground.
Gas ID - r'O.-ry will be sod on nine months
credit. 18th ApprOsed s-eaTi-y
February Sth. 6u-2N Administrator.
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NEW FIRM! NEW GooDs!!
EARM FOR SALE

l. AIM FUR SALE
[ The Fam ahozn rs the D or L-avitt ftrm. in
Warren TvSt sh'J. T ulbII: GoHrt, .Oii tire miles
W-St . thr V.tl-Ec uf 4a-r-n. On the 20 4 80 tsng
rEuI Ware O." NtWtcn Fsil~ ard m--dls t-iy scutn
ct the c. VI isail ksa T. AT Legystt burg S~ti1faTLa
eYt tiins . e bundled nd fsrty r.eh- (s) srrrs.
y ."u ZEE L;ndr-t an TIN der-s rl-Tr "a. md kas
been recently r4i Ia g,nd rrp,ir. AnI i veil t.apt, 4
t-r either dai ~ i 2 or [ Uir. Il ia -eI Wat. r-i AID
tiuh- red has so gpai orchards. 4 iar-r TAO siOsy
Brick five ing u ute. a roaft ba'n ana ,ue OLt
hai Il n-s. La - h,> a god >u-sr camp-the beet
ia ut county Ans person " Etiug a hsr=a u. will
cal son A. tie farm wi e sold u qlire Oh the
pc misses, o. u GT sXO d-s SteanI Oil va
/ DNWsoN
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.

RELIABLE INSURANCE.
Fy State Auth,rtty.
MANHATTAN IN>URAAtE co.
az NEW YORK
LYC0RPOR1TEDIN 1921.
Cash Capital S 10000.
Surplus orer S 100000.
WtLr.At rirc IL iEg. rrss
ANUREw J SMITH, : 81
TIL . ,-npt1y has e n Ian. sec 'ss'a' snsiness
since l : G'y hOrSan- "a u T. IL ter C"op-
r. a I Z N-rur . M,Ses Taylor shd utnrTs-
A aIn: I1- ul"-t y a ny mao New H'rk, ir- ~ttek-
h.its's ud ii -ct " tiI@ C"mP.n-
-. t'i' esU iL's cen sty do rot csntiiu the
Is d COEfi iS~, vi cn o. IT. o. pc al.L / go Cn.air
q 81 res v rp.t the assuItr- L'ta.l y lao are Ia
su',a re- VI al tn c~,ri'-s"u Is.
e, I,ut IT h"rOr .1ie dealing viii al, IA :
q uiaHy h .'q1 rrG a rel IIat.On ss,'Ht to 10
Co. = o., L. ue''un.rs-
HUMBOLDT INSU2ANCE co.
80 WA \ -
CASH CAPITAL, 500, 900.
sup Ia 'arse.
JON 1NKEN Pes
WILLIAN MULLEGAN. Sec'y.
This Com. AM ws> o E,I al ia I-59, and OSnei
b = II-z- run r. Of ga u, .u>iEess Irn - New
York .moI : VII u 4 { , hI kask'u. samDei r.
io.Ee Au-nn u hips. 6enrs- u El!rs,. aul II
tr-. .tus- b->> hEs rr-b saccsssu al thd pr Il ~ /:
= e. 4 Ia her TT r q jI-tsa al loses sati .iacitTy
IN Psrh Il r Same PtuH itis
~ IN ilsd u a share VI p~irOaagz AMI so:ie L,
FRS G as Ttskst
Ev-ry basin. 5 VI ~ sh,Ilii .ur=I H,Irrs H-r
eaa l y" IL II u ;n-ir suvs-.-s=i 70 n are in go1t
Ia.m p, = r., INJURED l sea fr q Ter cen, ,
yer Oi IL 'tTct s"i > yer .ur2 t. PUu The
IN u ii uvi = n a. pen ln ; &c.
fO.UIes issn'd ~ .hr-- C"Hni snles.
Z, J. A-Pa"-
81 - e. - IF
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shame for Ohio VIII ill the br asst of all
her citizens and from every part of the
free North. as men witness the degrada-
ton of the first born of the ordinance Of
81" will 90 up the cry:
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DR.. DAYS

VTN.LE5 y. SWIIU
Feb. u. 6 -JE
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Dortrn.
THE POOR VOTERS SONG.


TEey knew that l was poor,
And they thought that was base,
They thought l would endure
To be covered with disgrace
1hey thought me of their tribe,
Who on filthy lucre doat,
So they offered me a bribe
..t 4 For my vote boys, my vote!
.fS-a3 o shame upon my betters,
Who would my conscience buy
But I'll not wear their fetters
Not I, indeed, not 4
My vote, 1t is not mine
To do with as will;
& To cast like pearls to swine,
To these wallowers in ILL
1t is my countrys due,
Aud I'll give it while can,
To the honest and the true,
Like man, like man!
0 shame upon my betters,
Who would my conscience buy!
But Ill not wear their fetters,
Not I, indeed, not l!
No, no! I'll hold my vote
As treasure and trust;
My dishonor none shall quote
When am mingled with the dust;
And my children, when I'm gone,
5 s Shall be strengthened by the thought,
That their father was not one
To be bought, to be bought,
o shame upon my betters,
Who would my conscience buy!
s--- But I'll not wear their fetters,
. Not l, indeed, not Il
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The Simple Secret.
Twenty clerks in store. Twenty
hands in printing Office. Twenty
young men in a village All want to
get along in the world and all expect to
do so. One Of the clerks will rise to be
a partner and make fortune. One of
the compositors will own newspaper
and become an influential prosperous
citizen. One of the apprentices will
come to be a master workman. One of
the villagers will get a handsome farm
and live like a patriarch. But which is
destined to be the lucky Individual
Lucky? There is no luck about it
The thing is almost as certain as the
Rule of three. The young fellow who
will distance his competitors is he who
masters his business, who preserves his
integrity, who lives clearly and purely,
who never gets in debt, who gains
friends by deserving them, and puts his
money in saving bank. There are
some ways to fortune that look shorter
than this old dusty highway. But the
staunch men Of the community, the men
who achieve something really worth
having, good fortune, good name, and
secure old age, all go this road.
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MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

THIS Select Seminary. situated in the beautiful
J. and healthy suburb of Cincinnati, called Mount
Auburn. claims equal standing with the most ap-
proved Schools in the Eastern States.
The pupils form part of the family of the Princi
pal, and the charges placed at the lowest rates
consistent with the superiority Of the domestic ar
rangements and style Of the Institution.
The course, of education reaches the highest
branches usual in the best Female Seminaries.
There two sessions of about twenty-one weeks
each.
The charge for board, lodging, light, washing,
English scientific and classical branches, $50 per
session.
Music, singing, painting and Modern Languages at
customary rates.
Being within a few minutes ride from Fourth
Street, by omnibus leaving every half hour, this
school affords peculiar facilities to families residing
the river.
For the success of the Institute, IN accomplishing
its alms reference is made with great confidence to
its patrons.
The next session will open ON Tuesday, the 18th
of September, 1859.
Applications may be made to Rev. E. A. CRAW-
LEY, D. D.. Mount Auburn; OF to J. H. WHITE, Esq,
at Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co.'s, Cincinnati.
Reference is also made with permissonl to Hon.
V. B. Horton, and Charles Pomcroy, Esq, Pomeroy,
Ohio. August 81, IS59.-36-3t*
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CHAPTER +.
THE END.


B@A Western correspondent writes:
eve have no railroad running into our
village, but our people were last year
moving in the matter. AS our town is
not vet two years old, we have no grave
ward vet laid out. A project for a
branch road having been started, a pub
lie meeting of citizens was called to pro-
mote the object. It was thought 1t
would save time to have the other mat
ter attended to at the same time; and the
notice was posted calling the citizens to-
gether sto secure branch railroad to the
village, and also to take measures to
promote the decent burial of the deadf
Some of our folks thought the latter to
be very natural result of the former,
and both projects are now pressed with
zeal
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HSS AH IIlsHHdu Cou upldlHtu vi HIS
physician that he kept so stufing him
with drugs that he was SICK week after
he. was quite ,ccH.
pIIt is mistake to suppose that
time is money. We know Of one or two
railroad companies that make first rate
time but no money.
ngaTom, won't you forgive him?''
ssNell, massa, if I'm going to die,
suppose I must; but if ever do get we'll
I'll give him another dig"
na The earth is a tender and kind
mother to the husbandman, and yet at
one season he always harrows her bosom,
and another he pulls her ears.
nea- eNyhere are you going?" asked a
little boy of another who had just slip
ped and fallen down on an icy pavement.
"Going to get up" was the blunt re-
ply.
nTAn exchange says, that Gin the
absence of both editors, the publishers
had succeeded in securing the services of
a. gentleman to edit the paper for that
week"
@-A Yankee has invented a machine
for extracting the lies from quack ad
vertisements Some of them are never
seen after entering the machine, as only
the truth comes out.
aea- Wendell Phillips, it is reported,
is preparing a speech which, when fin
ishcd, will be delivered, and, when de-
livered, will annihilete the Republican
party-in his opinion.
-"How is your husband, dear?''
asked one lady of another.
sob. he's in very bad state, was the
reply.
"And pray, what kind of state is he
in?'' persisted the other.
SIN State Prison
Ua Tt is an actual fact that man
who attempted to hug beautiful young
woman, named Miss Lemon, has sued
her for striking him in the eye. He is
altogether unreasonable. Why should
he squeeze Lemon unless he wants a
punch?-Erchange.
Why, he might want to commit mat
rimony, and desire some Lemon aid.
aa- Among the objections urged
against Gen. Lane, the Secession candi-
date for Vice President, by the citizens
of Dubuque, Iowa, are the following:
First-He spells God with little g.
Second-He spells barracks, bar-rax.
Third-He spells dirt with two is.
Fourth--When in Mexico, he dated a
letter every Croose.'
Fifth and last-He can't keep hotel.
naA celebrated divine wishing a
large collection at the close of charity
sermon, discoursed in the following style
upon the beauty and efficacy of that char
ity which works silently and unheralded
to the world: "I have often remarked,
as the contribution is being taken up,
that the silver pieces tumble into the
box with a great noise, while the paper
money drops in as silently as the falling
of a snowflake"
aes Smith had quite small nose, and
was cross eyed, while Jones had very
large nose. Meeting one day, Jones,
after looking with a comical expression
at Smith, remarked, ''Lucky for you,
Smith, that you're cross eyed; for if you
wasn't. YOU never could see your nose. u
"IIucky for you, JONES' Instantly re-
torted Smith, "that you are not cross
eyed; for if you were, you never could
see anything but your nose.
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Poetry and Patriotism.

One editor, of fancy turn of mind,
having remarked that "Washington
guided the tottering steps of the infant
Republic along the path of Empire" "a
cotemporary adds:
So he did. And more, he made the
little codger toe the track of progress;
he cuffed him along the pools of peril;
and by the cuff of the neck dragged him
bowling up the hill of greatness.