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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
A REPORTERS FAREWELL TO THE
PRINCE

d-hy. Wales; give our love to your mother
G""d by; he virtuuns. afld y"u will be hap: Y -
ION have seen sumo very sensible men in this
country. Albert Edward. and ou must remember
them: Hou have seen nearly all of our snubs and
Iickspittles and you will not remember them -
N"b"dy, beside such. expects you will. You
have heard the tune . God S0rc the Quepn," a
great nIauy fines, Renfrew. but you ha,e ptrsis-
trnty hisfEed D,ries Land. Yom have been
very much s:iueestd. Albert Etfw ard. and it will
De good for you You have been rubbed against.
aud it will make you bright. A great many sto-
res have been told about you. 'ir. Wales. some
of which are frue. and some false. Yuu have
worn very good clothes, but not handsome hat.
f"n have ridden about with very good
horses and yor have received some of our choicest
varieties of mud d-turtles TO take home. You have
visited institutions " Iich y"u didn't care a snap
ab"nt and you have danced with of che
best dressed old ladies to be fouud in Amrrica-
Ynu like to dance, but you don't dance the Ian.
GERS very well. Still, you are pretty clever fell
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
TIE PALMETTo FLAG HOIsTEnI

CHARLESTON. 5. c., Nov 8 The bark James
GRAY. ow ned By the Castings. nf Boston. New
bury y lying at wharves under j sirucfioDs
from her ners hoisted the Palmetto Flag to-day
and fred salute Of - guns
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
: 0RE OE TuE SECCCCION l.

ORE OF THE ECESSION FUROR.
CHARLESTON. Nov S.-A large body of citi-
z-ns called on the resgning federal officers last
aight aud greeted them with che ring demon
,traIions The ez officials returned thanks in
spirited addresses.
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OVER SIX HUNDRED MINUTE MEN EN-.
ROLLED -EX-GOV. WISE ELECTED COM
MANDER IN-{,HIEF

NORFOLK, Nov. S.-f'ver six hundred Minute
Men have been enrolled in hi. CITY and Ports.
month already. The number will soon reach one
: lha,i>aud.
Ex -Gov. Wise has been elected commander in
Chief of large body of Minute Men in Princess
Anne.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13
HORATIO.
SOUTH CAROLINA PIX. PAIRING FOE THE
TERRIBLE CRISIS! =

Afeefing Of the Legislature Mfssage offhe Gorer
NOR LmmcdiHte Sec, SSion Recommended an Cnsf
# Lincoln 8 I Lecti0n len Thousand POiuzteers
EnroAed ed-F3ty thousand GcOEGi4ns PLedged
to ASSi.t
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WASHINGTON OPINIONS

WASIIINGTuN. Nov 3 - Leading men from the
North and South give the following views The
next Congress, az shown by recent electiu, s
will have 1877 Opposition in the House to 10
Lin "lni'es. In the Senate tine Opposition will
have majority. thus rendering Lincoln's admin
~tratinn pow erless for two wears
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-13

THE PRESIDENT AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHAREEsTON. Nov 8. A despatch from Wash.
ngton gays that President Buchanan will resist
nuiliticatinn hut secession
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-26
RY GEESON &. cn


fTT9.sr BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
H#ii.I CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY-The un-
change Sales Rooms on TUESDAY, the Goth day June
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND living in
the city Of Baltimore, being Lot No &c on the plat filed
Chancery, which Charles Mayer and Others were com
painants, and Charles Miller defendant which lot
OF Lombard fronting thereon twenty-five feet ana running
PACK one hundred and forty feet more or less
beginning for the at the north side Uhlers alley at
the distance OF one hundred and fOryth feet and three
intersection of the north Uhers alev with the west
side of Charles street which place beginning designed
opened and used and running thence norhery binding on
sad three feet alley and nearly at right angles Uhers
ABOUT nen eet and SIX inches until il ntersects the
out5 OF baltimore town thence southeaStey bounding
on said outline about twenty five six inches until If
ntesecs the southwest Of the ground conveyed by
lot four feet thence souhery to the north sid Of hie
alley at point eastery twenty feet and six inches
from the beginning and thence westwardy bounding on
Snd Uhers alley twcnyseven feet and six inches to the
These two lots will be sold together The improvements
thereon are twoStory Brick BUILDING under rent
to several tenants.
And the and place. the UNDERSIGNED bv viz
renewable forever, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
IN the city OF Baltimore, commencing thcsouth
ives corner of Dolphin and Euaw Streets fronting on
phln street one hundred and fifty feet depth of
hundred feet TO ten foot alley This lot will divided in
one lot
The terms of sale areOne third cash On the day Of sale
and the balance in three equal nstamcnt~ IL ami u
months with interest The credit payments to be secured by
promlssoy endorsed the satisfaction the under
signed Inc terms OF lease are, that the party leasing, shall
10 the trtCtICn OF suitable
buildings the ground leased within year from the date
OF the lease and to complete the within two years
tucro anu IN all other particulars the lease on leases
must contain the usually in leases for ninety
nine years in the city OF Baltimore
JOHN STEWART Committee SC.
D..
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Gontattgn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
ITEYOUNG LADIES
- The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the Ietb NJ
HctOosF lS59 The course of instruction in the usual
IS nll and thorough being under the direction OF
an eceht acuy of able and experienced Teachers Every
nSry appliance required for Female education is at the
c9ho OF the Institution Parents who desire horong6
ipf thelr daughters, with the comforts and ad
Scll1l. 'S' IT, III lieu " eAdhline the
if[ q aGImlsSon and further information address
ntN 1tp III is STA LEY, PRINCIPAL Mount W ashinGton
B BsItoTe CO. Miarys d. or Rev Dr. HEYER Second St.
LES Baltimore street, and Mr. Geo Gebacbs second
500
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fOr SaIt

e. Persons desiring any information respecting the title
TO any OF the above pieces of property will call at the Office
jelS 2aw&ds. 0 ''N'''
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TRUSTEES SALE

-AsssSe VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH CALVERT
STREET.
By virtue of of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
cy' passed the 22d day of November 1859, the under
sEhe as Trustee will sell public aucon on tba am
seS' on MMH0NnAY. July 9th, at o'Clnck-
M nst III "a w OK PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
we west sue OF calvert street. commencing AT the DISTANCE
OF feet southeriy from southwest corner of
diNer ana centre streets and running thence south on
avert street twenty nine feet thence westerly parallel to
centre street tne hundred and feet more or ss 10
Hargroye alley and thence norherly bounding on Ia
grove alley twenty nine feet and thence. by straight
line to the place of beg inning Together with the impra
mnt thereon consisting Of large and subs BRICK
DIV EIlING, with large Back Building built in modern
style, with the best of materials " "
Terms OF saleOne third cash. and balance equal pay
mens IN SIX and twelve months, with from date of
sale THOS. e. YEARLEY, Trustee
iel6peO&ds 81 RaItTnnro -
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--- a. 2. MATTHEW'S )
= y SAM UECI. 81. GONEI
T5i;; Err .,,.. VERY VALUABLE
LILLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY on F PRATT STIR

LII IE SIMPLE FRQIF,ERTY on, E. PRATT STREET
The REsrnpxc, ~ AT AUCTION.
III ~, ~ VI the LATE GEN VIZ
VIZ seII on W hDNE SDAH AFTER
On me premises all the following iescriT W. a.
valuable fee simple property, viz. uescflpeu very
No An that valuable LOT on Opor-,,,
street, near Albemare. ''e oi East fratt
The lot fronts Pratt street 30 feet and t no
Iet The improvements (No. 40) consist large and 80
perlor BRICK DWELLING, two stories and garret vitb
very extensive double twostory Back Building built in
me most substantial manner and convenience large
farIors, sitting Room, Dining Room and large Kitchen,
with line wide Hall, &c. In fee.
~ VACANT LOT.
NO the same time will sell the following described
10A' '"J''ii'i'S W. vi tlS
The Lot fronts Pratt % feet inches and running
Ill n anu pounding on u foot alley, inches with
e i proVenents on the of the lot consisting of
81 g ~ anu |sIl,buiit BRICK STABLE and CARRIAGE
MUSE and SMOk HOUSE. ~
No . PROPERTY ON GRANNY STREET
go, AZ the same time, will sell ali the foIIoUnp
All tha+ zee GG simple property, viz
sitnat rod or Eront " 1tfoC Nd AND IMPROVEMENTS
Safn on Granny street Immediately in the rear Of M
me LOT fronts Cranky street 10 feet inches and w
oS Tri oi Ieet parallel to a - foot alley. ~ 'h
Inc improvements consist of a et,.r
attlc bhlCh DWELLING, with Brick Back BuildinS We
nov under rev to good nant at $50 per anuum '
ms property is admirably located Lager Beer Brew
y or could be converted into frstciass Lager Beer Sa
LOOT ana n stauran having large front, great depth,
anu ple advantage of the alley.
Al the ahoye property is in fee.
win oi CASH balance in IL and q months
OF the purchaser - 'o 'f''''A
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aabItt SAFES.
ny A. c, MATTHEW'S

nor SALE AT The EXCHANGE SALES
ROOMS, ON THURSDAY, the 2Sth instant, at o'clock
II N, LIS ACRES OF LAND in Carter county, Tennessee,
oou en- miles from the County Seat and fourteen miles
te East Tennessee ana Nrnia Railroad. This Land
uag on ana near Doe River aud Elk Creek is heavily
umbered and is believed in SOM parts Of it to be rich in
iron ore. Further description at sale
JeztS a. C. MATTHEWS S, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE ANNUITIES FOR SALE
SIN GROUND PENIS OF s2S EACH arising out Of
b III OF GROUND situated on the East side of Baker St
az tie south intersection Boulder alley and
Win secured by threesory Brick DSellng,
for raeb Brick Back Building The above he sold
2StlI of June at O'clock i'nse' oh lHuhSDA1 the
le2l-ts N'o'A' r, =, ,ru,.,.
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dAaMts.

fTA WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
Jul PpG;Co III, OR NORTH ,EQTAW STREET
nee not to exceed $780, for which the sh will be
paa Also stock OF staple Dry part and
par tt.tJ property or lands Apply to n. REED,
No En- au sfrae
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NJ E L A n G. E.

A wag who probably did not love Yankees,
contrasting he north with the south, said the
only difference between the Northern and
Southern people was, those in the South never
sell any thing they can eat, while those in the
North never eat anything they can sell.
a confirmed tippler was. bothered how to
honor his birthday. A brilliant idea struck
him-he kept sober.
The beloved of the Almighty are the rich
who have the humility of the poor, and the
poor. who have the magnanimity of the rich.
Those who have finished by making all others
think with them, nave usually been those who
began by daring to think with themselves.
The common opinion is that we should take
good care of children at all seasons of the
year. but it is well enough in Winler to let them
slide. rz -z-- w rerss a
What fstrange creatures girls are. Offer
one of them good wages to work for you, and
ten chances to one if the old woman can spare
any of her girles; but just propose matrimo-
ny, and see if they don't jump at the chance of
working lifetime, for their victuals and
clothes. -----.. .... .s.s s.--r.
A beggar importuned lady for aims she
gave him shilling. ''God bless your ladyship!"
said he +" this will prevent me from executing
my resolution. The lady alarmed, and think
ing he meditated suicide, asked what, he ment.
'"Alas, madam! said he, "but for this shil-
ling should be Obliged to work"
1t has always says the Albany Journal,
been charged against the Republicans that
they i" feed on agitation" If this be so, their
" feed can't cost them much, for the enemy
keeps them fully supplied. uEEq
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EARM- FOR slLE-The subscribe

offers for sale his Fa Of about Ninety eightaeres,
land and Welsville Turnpike, and adjoining corpo-
rate limits of the village of Rayenna. The farm embra-
ces about seventy acres of improved land under high
state of cultivation, and the balance valuable timberel
lands the whole pleasantly located, watcred by
failing streams, suitable for grain stock farm, and
located within hundred rods of the present Depot
the Cleveland and Pittsburgn Rail Road and
dTed fee he Contemplated Union Depot of the Cleve-
land Pittsburgh and Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads The Dwelling House is large and conmodious,
well and conveniently arranged with well of pure oft
water, large orchard Of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit There is large and
commodous farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and
Carriage barn. and other out buildings in good repair;
making it one of the desirable farms in Northern
Ohio. For terms and particulars reference may he had
to II T. Beebe H. G. Ranney by letter otherwise,
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOLDMAN.
) 1Ravenna. Ohio, April H. 1859. snprI3
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CHERRIES SAEE.-By virtue ofan alias order Of
SALE in partition, directed and delivered from
the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County OF
Portage and State 4 Ohio, shall offer for sale Pub
of Rayenna on Saturday the 4th day of February
1860, o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wit
Situate in the Township of Franklin. County of Port
age and State of Ohio, being part of Lot No 25 is
bounded as follows J Beginning on the North side Of
the road South of the Southwest of the
wall of the building erected by Lucius NJ Latmore,
thence running degrees N rs esthence running north
43 degrees E. 39H feet thence North AT degrees W.
39S feet thence West 90 rs feet thence 90 Sc feet
TO the place MISUNDERSTANDING about eight of
ground, be the more less. Also other
eel land being the Township and Lot afore and
boun ded follows. wit Beginning the Northeast
said Lucius NJ. Latimores Lot above
ed thence N 43 deg E. % feet thence N AZ deg So
feet; thence Souhwesardy by about 1S3 inter.
line Al feet North, deg. W. of said Latimore's
Northwest corner; thence deg. following said
nt47 feet to said corner thence following said Iat-
ningcontaning ten rods vt land, be the
Also other tract parcel OF land in said franklin
and known being Lots No. l3 and IA in Block Ne.
10, i the Village Plat of Franklin, laid out by the
Harris Esq, and Recorded in the Portage County Rec
ords he the same more or less -~s ,t.5.p
The first piece of land appraised at S1s3331. subject
to yearly nnnInty of $l66 2s TO Eliza Cuthbert. The
annuity of Sill ,662s to Eliza Cuthbert The third de-
sribed property wits Lots No IS and H. appras-
ed at s6oooO subject to yearly annuity of $4,000 to ElEs
Cuthh TT. r ss r-..- -.-.g-
the suit of James woodard Guardian of Reuben X. Ho
den and Morris ID. Holden. .-9s.sA.
Terms.-cash on day of sale. ..t t. . i1aa be- aa
TAYLOR & WIlLARD Plf'e AIty.
sHEnlrF's OFFICE, RAvKNNA, Dec 3lst, A. D. 1859. .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
GEO. HALLS New -stock-ezzz-,s

GEO. HALLS New Stock -
~ OF PIANo FoRrRs. MELoDEoSs, Gu.
TARs INSTRUCTION. Books, STOOLS CovARs Dus1tKs aSe
GUITAR STRINGS all OF lie best quality and nt t Jovest
rates. for the opening trade ls59-at kayenna O
RAVEN, BACON & co.'s PIANOS n v
we are satisfied alter thorough Investigation into the
comparative merits OF some ten of the best New York and
Boseos makes the desirable Piuuos IN market
With SO years quiet and Underwriting effort 70
produce piano without faul in the Judgment of be
most refined musicians, the = .,e-Te- : '
Raven, Bacon & Go. Piano is a GEM a
Symmetrical Beauty, a VI Odei of
Music without Noise!
Us oeautfnly soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated
Win he most exquisite delight, and the listener sell
SS 91 goes away without saying, Il wish had Piano
Don't buy Piano until you are setsfed you are getting
gooa one Don't think that because Piano is cheap
you are gettlng 6dr9aor that cause is high priced
yon necessarily get good ore
nA- GoOb ADVICE El-Have the Piano set mn in vonr
paror possible-loo it, ry it, get the opinion of
good judges. Buy of responsible person as near
home as possible These superb instruments we furnish
TO our customers at low and sincerely hone
that our etforte to furnish GOOD reliable Pianos Melo-
saved '' '
Child q Bishops Melodeons.
great variety Of and 81 octaves very good su:,st
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
very superior article, warranted,-and by the vay
young ladies and gentlemen, why don't you play
the Guitar IL Is avery convenient aud fashionable in
strument.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
FARMS FOR SALE
Residence for Sale /;
PrODerfV for sale

AHE Council of the Incorporated vii age RaYenna
II having obtained valid title TO the village property
known as the sold Burial Ground offer the same for sale
on reasonable terms. Persons desiring building
can secure aprze in this property For fure particu
lars enquire of JOSHUA T. CATLIN Mayor
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vs.
William r. Carvfr, Betsy K.
Carver ard Jonathan 2.

Carver Carver, sss ss5.nSsn 5a@a:haH " Ohio.
FTNHE said William r. Carver, of said defendants
i nonresd of the Stale of Ohio, is hereby notified
that the 23d day of December, A. D. 1882 the said
plaintiff fled his petition in said court, alleging that
there is due him from the said defendant, William r.
Carve, three promssory notes of said William R.,
all dated June lOh 1853 the of hundred and
thrtyseven dollars, together with semannual interest
per from said 10th day June 1858
and that the payment of said the said
Betsy K. Carver and Jonathan p Carver said 10Th day
of june 1858, executed and delivered to said plaintiff
mortgage upon certain lands in the township Frank
lin in said county, which particularly described in
said petition. The plaintiff asks judgment against the
said William R. Carver for the of S737 with
anuual interest thereon at ten per cent from the 10h
duy June, 1858; and the snlo of sid ortgag
ed premises pay said debt and for other relief The
said William r. Carver is reqired appear and
said petition before the 18th day Of February, 1860
CANFIELD & FRENCH, Pl'fs Att'ys.
--.r. And Brown & Woodworth, - s' 81 g
Ravennn, Dec. 90, 1859. dec2s-6w
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We would call particular attention to stock of
# r e N G h M e r in o 8 i,
Plan Plaid and Figured We are selling good all wool
Merino at 65c full assortment OF small plaids just
the thing for the little folks.
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Our stock of III w l. s we venture to
say, can't be beat. Bay State immense pile. Brocha
long and square. Stella with Fancy and Brocha Borders
all style Also, pile OF Gents shaws at lower prices
thnn7 usual.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
Leander j. Randall, plaintiff,

Iccty that the foregoing Statement truly taken and
copied from The original Report file in the Clerks
Office. fdec14-6wl z. BoSTWICK, Clerk
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Chr0mic Diseases.

nR. L. SNYDER, tho celebrated CHRONIC DISEASE
- DOCTOR, II Raveuna, tenders his thanks to his
patrons OF Portage and adj Dining Counties for
the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
by his in practice TO be able to extend
his services many who have hitherto know little
nothing of his manner of treatment.
DR.. SNYDER DOES not, never has claimed to be
cure-a but he does claim that by years investi
CATION OBJ and experience in Chronic Diseases
in all their mutarious forms and tendencies that he Is
daily curing and relieving those who have sought relief in
vain elsewhere, Every mast know Il at those Ply
sicians who kept gUng day and night treating acute
diseases, cannot in the of things treat
Chronic Diseases with the success those who
make th cir whole study and give it their whole atten
tion.
DR. SNYDER gives sustaining treatment in sll cases.
consequently he hid patients dowr. A II in
vads respectfully invited to call Consultations pri
vstp, strictly confidential.
Females by The fall victims to diseases pecu.
liar to their sex nearly all of which might be saved by
timely application to DIR. Spyder-dee7-lm u
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DEMOCRAT.
AUTUMN AND WINTER,

Fainter and few are tie songs of the birds,
And faded now are tho leaves;
The grassy waves Of the fields gone,
And the reapers have hound The sheayes.
The wind. ith its cold and prophet-lips
Whispers that Winter Is near;
But what care we in whose hearts is stored
Loves deathless summer cheer:
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= : 7FFTfF ! = Il = 81 10 : : a
The Mode of Examination
Pursued by DR.. wADSWORTH is very simple, and
entirely and by il disease of any of the internal vital
organs in very few minutes detected with facility and
certainty and without asking the patient question, or
having the least previous knowledge Of the case.
Those Suffering from Chronic Disease,
OF any description, may their viii
be treated fairly and candidlv and they will be
pect benefit DR.. w. has visited Cleveland and other
places in Ohio and New York. regularly for the last two
years, and furnish patients with any amount of evil
dence in regard to his skill and qualification. He will
year. thus giving those who consult him. opportunity
continue till cured Those which have been treated
by others, and pronounced incurable requested
call 1t ill cost you nothing to have your examin-
ed and explained.
DR. n. W. WADswoRTH-Dedr Sir: In November, 1857,
suffered severely from Inflammation of tile pro-
nounced by several physicians srrofulous eyes
tried several prescriptions given by family physi-
clan ard Others but all failed in giving relief During
the winter and spring they continued to grow and
have to resign commission Justice of the Peace
this time noticed your card in The Cleveland Plain
dealer, and induced to call upon you The result
has cen highly satisfactory After taking two three
pI descriptions my eyes gradually improved ought to
have acknowledged Wy gratitude to you long ago, my
have perfectly restored TO their original healthy
state by Your If you think the above
ment of any you, those similarly afflicted you
may make what use of it you please for that end
Justice of the Peace. Streetsboro', Portage Co.
Dec. /, 1859.
Any person sending correct statement of their symp.
tens aud enclosing S. will have medicine adapted to
their case sufficient mouth weeks,
tiem by express. Address
H W. wADswoRTH, NJ D.:
Batavia, N. 7.
Teeth extraetad without pain by Galvanisn.
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EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid State february Settlement as OotUs:
Amt State Debt or Sinking Fund -. 1854 65
General Revenue Fund.....-- 5311 81 5
Common School Fund. 1905 q
School Library fund. ........ 653 al - -. !.
Amount paid State August Settlement as JottotOs:
Amt State Debt Sinking fund.-. 514l go o
General Revenue Iunh.. ....--.- 2ls6 11O
Common School fund. ..-...... 6O99 63
School Library tuud ....... 400 61
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.MoTIoE.-For sale at the

ssasas NJ OTICE. - For sale at the
1N Center of Rootstown the House and
eV%2D Lot of six acres, we'll known the William
NJ Butler place. Said House is very conve-
9Mnns niently arranged and finished throughout
and in excellent repair. The premises eslo are in per-
feet order There is falling well of water
The Kitchen door, and also there is good Barn. Carriage
House, and other out houses on the place. ~
Terms made easy, and possession al short notice
PETER C. BROCK.
Rootstown. March 7th, 1859. mar9-1y
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BOOTS AND .SHOES--Men's, Women's,
tioys Girls and Childrens, any quariy any size and
any price We have a few cases of MEMS THICK
BOOTS, which will warrant equal any cdste III
made als .ff.lfL a--l I&g