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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16
Atlantis Z Graat Westarn Rail Road.

Atlantic G Great Western Rail Road
This road is in rapid progress of con.
struction on the eastern division. and there
is every reason to believe that the wholC
line will be rapidly pushed to completion
Below are extracts from different papers
The West Greenville Times, says: Up
wards of forty-fve miles, we are informed
by Mr.. Bittenbanner, are now under process
of construction, and it is expected that ff-
ty- four mile:, extending to the Sunbury
and Eric Road, viii be completed between
the lst and the 18th of July, and the bal.
ance Just as soon as means and men can do
it.
The n. Y. Tribune, says: that Y. Y.
and Erie R r stock is looking up in Wall
Street.
The purchases are presumed to be based
upon the advantages to be derived from the
building of the Atlantic and Great West
ern broad guage road. to connect the Erie
with the Mississippi River. There are now
sixteen hundred men at work on this new
road, and the Company appears to have
abundant means for its expenditures.
The N. Y. Times. says:
The Atlantic & Great Western road i:
making satisfactory progress, and has as
fair a future as any road now building
The number of men at present under pay
is sixteen hundred, and track laying will
commence in a few days at Little Valley,
n. T.. where connection has already been
made with the New York s. Erie road.
Iron and supplies are daily passing ovo1
the Erie road for the new Company. which
seems to have control of all the cash il
needs, and pays cash for everything.
The n. Y. Express, says:
We have recent information in regard to
the project of the Atlantic and Great West
tern broad-guage line from the extreme
western division of the Erie Road in the
direction of Cincinnati, which fayors the
opinion hat the European interests which
were brought into it last year. on the i'm.
posing representations of Mr.. Samuel Hal.
let, of this State, and Gen. C. l.. Ward, Of
Pa, through our Ministers in Lon ION and
Paris, have earnestly resolved on its'prose-
cution. A banking house at Madrid, NJ.
Salamanca, is now making large advances,
and the English Engineer, Mr.. Kinnard,
who first came out last season, is now here
to superintend the work. The ultimate re.
suit, in case the programme is fully carried
out, is to be u broad guage connection from
Nelo York TO St. Louis, by the use of a
third rail over several of the Ohio roads
into Cincinnati. and thence by the Ohio
and Mississippi Gn which there is a large
English interest now almost unproductive)
to st. Louis. The same parties, We have
reason to believe, are heavy buyers of New
York and Eric Shares, at present and re-
cent figures, with 4 view to 4 favorable in
iuence in a management SO intimately con.
nected with their own views on the West.
The first link in the projected work strikes
out from the Erie line at Great Valley thro'
Chatauque County, and was partly built
six or seven years ago under a corporation
STYLED the Erie & New York City Compa-
ny. This work is now transferred by pur-
chase under an act of our Legislature to
the Atlantic & Great Western Company.
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MOTHERS !.

me at'-n'io7 NJ "A theirs is called ta DR.. FkroT'
INFANTILG CORDIAL. which IS birbIv rscomrs
: : for al complaints attending Teething, such a
Dyseu.s-Y Collie, Group. sc
BLOOD FODO.-T medicine, being as its nams
SUGGESTS. " BLOOD POOP" ami a scientific discoveiy
Iiuerlns from all Patent medicines. Is well worth,
the attention OF all who are suffering from impurit,
or heui'enrv % blood II is prepared by DR.. c.. P
ht"NsoN author OF several works on E.eeutiou. Pysi
lo'ofY science. &c and is highly recommended. hl
nuAerels certificates of those who have availee
them~elvss of its virtues.
CHURCH & DrrONT. New York. are the Genoa.
Agents Tor both Laurence Mass. SsRfiaeI.
VP See advertisement.
For sale ~ WoODS & PEW.
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News Of the Neighborhook.

On Sunday night, BURGERS entered the
residence of F. A. Nash, Esq. in South
Akron, and carried off a gold watch worth
1925. They also got into the house of Mr.
Horace May, but Mr.. May was awakened
by som movement, when the burglar fed
dropping upon the floor in his flight. {
pistol loaded to the muzzle. The house o.
the prosecuting attorney was also entered
but nothing was taken therefrom.-lsum
nit Beacon.
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Gard TO Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
THE IMPORTERS OF THIS RE

Il liai le and safe remedy Tor Female Complaints,
would respeeufu!y call tue attention Of the Ladies OF
this country to it, feeling assured that in the uachish
or Percie Pills they will ind n safe and never f~aiiing
remedy for diseases arising from a deTanged and dis
ordered system. such as sick headache, palPitation Of
the heart, logness OF spirits nervous affections, leu
corrhea. &c.
In removing s~toppages or distractions Of the men
SEES, from whatever cause, they are iniaIlibls. The
suppression SO common is speedily relieved. and there
will be no recurrence. II used according to directions
CAUTION.
THERE AVE TINES WIEN TEE HAcHIsu OR PERcIE
PILLs SHOULD NOT BE TAKES, ANPLE EXPERIENCE HAv
ISG PRovES THAI THEY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT PRO
NANCY. BUT TSvARIABLY cAusE MIscARRIAaE ~ IHEy
ARE TAKEN DURING THE EARLIEB MONTHS: MARRIED Ia
BfEs AIRS THEREFORE, CAUTIONED AGSIEsT USING IpEN
At sUcH TINEs-AT ANY OTHER TINE THIN ARK slFE-
Full directions ~accompany each box and package.
None genuine without the signature Of BNuIK
MORTON. Proprietor, Rue St, HonOre, Paris, or Mas
sol & LAURIE, Importers.
Price. SIss per box; kaif boxes IS cents.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Woops 4 PEW and Z
sH;Tu. STATION & Co.. Warren N. 7. JEwELL,
FEB. s2.-6n
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Protection Against Fire.

We extract the following from a letter.
received a few days since from VIM. G..
barley, Esq, formerly of this place, now
of Pittsburg. Mr.. D., as is well known to
this community, is a competent and expe-
rienced engineer and craftsman, and his
opinion upon all matters connected with
the construction of buildings, are worthy Of
attention. Speaking of the late fire. Mr..
D. says-'In view of this calamity, l ven-
ture to offer the following suggestion, for
the consideration of my friends and late
neighbOrs.
l. 1 would suggest that the Council
prohibit any contiguous frames or wooden
structures being erected for store purposes.
2. That no wooden buildings should be
more than one story high, and without bat
| Elements above the roof.
8. That all roofs should be of tin or
other fre-proOf material
+. That in buildings of brick. every sec
ond partition wall should be IL inches in
thickness, up to the roof, and fire walls
three feet above.
5. That there should not be any wood
en- cornice or ornamental woodwork near
the roof.
6. That the store fronts in brick blocks
should be of iron, or if wooden posts and
beams, then that they be covered with iron
up to the point at which the brick work
commences. o. 4 ne
The cost Of iron would be only seeonda-
~, as a cernice and front fora 20 footstore,
the store front highly ornamented Of iron,
and Is feet from base to Fcia would not
exceed $500; and plain, not over $500.
Any information l can give will be
cheerfully given, and 1 will find out the
best and cheapest place to procure such ma
terial as may be wanted.
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Mmriaqes.

In Warren, at the Gsskil1 House, on Che 81
inst. by Rev. W. C. Clark, Mr. John ".
WOODRUFF, of Wood County. and Miss 10.
RENA MeMURRIN, of Hubbard, Tmmbull
County.
May 9Th. by Rev. G. II. Brown, Mr.. G. W.
BRoCKWAY. to Miss ANNETTKIMBALL,
Of Bazetta. Trumbull County. Ohio.
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GodeY's LadY's Book.

The June number Of this periodical is
finely illustrated. The plates are excellent,
and in large numbers, eighty nine in all.
Ella Moors's letters from the City show
how interesting parlor amusements can be
got up with very little trouble. Mrs.
Slimmens actually commits poetry in this
number.
TERMs-s3 per year; Published by L.
A. Cooley, 323, Chestnut Street, Philadel-
Phia.
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--S0--


HThe will of Mr.. Lawrence Johnson
t~ypefounder of Philadelphia, lately deceas
ed, bequeaths. providing that his real and
personal estate shall exceed S324,000 one
year after his death. To the Printers
Benevolent Association $1,000, American
Sunday School Union, $4,000; Temporary
Home eff Friendless Children. $1,000;
Pennsylvania Institution for the blind;
$1,000; Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 1000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

To the building of houses in Youngstown.
this season, there appears to be no end
They are going up in every direction
stores. dwellings, shops, &c, and we heal
of others still that are only waiting on the
contractors. Perhaps fifty buildings have
been already erected this season, and a:
many more will be built during the summer.
Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

ETThe Cincinnatians have q passion
for marriages on the street Railroad cars.
The Times of Tuesday says.
Esquire ]. J.. McPall, last night mar
ried another couple in one of the street
railroad cars. on Ninth street, Conductor
johnson giving away the bride. We learn
that tonight he un!tes still another couple
il one Of the peoples carriages"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

On SundaSM Morning. about / O'Clock, the
bake-house Of R. T. White, a little south
of Main street, west end, was discovered
to be on fire, and the flames made such
rapid progress that all efforts to save the
building were ~ullavailing. Mr.. VS. loss
is somewhere in the neighborhood Of $500,
-LSalem Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

BARN BuRNED.-The barn of George
Grifey, in Conneaut Pa. was burned on
Monday night the 30th ult, together with
ten tuns of hay. A halfidiot. named
Ezekiel Roster confessed to setting it on fire
just for the fun of the thing. and he did
not exactly find out that there was no fun
in it till he found himself in Erie jail
COnReaut Rep.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

A call has been published in the Ashta-
bula Telegraph, for the organization of
Congregational Church in that village
The reason for the call is the want of har.
mony among the church members, touching
the slavery question and church govern.
Imcnt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

A little daughter Of John F. Dewey,
Esq, of this place, while playing IN Mon
day of last week, fell to the ground, strik-
ing on a tin trumpet which she held in her
mouth, causing it to break through the up
per part of her mouth, injuring her severe
ly.1Norwalk Reflector.
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al tsltrp 8tstr GbronitIe.
The Chicago Convention.

On this day the Republican National
Convention meets at Chicago to nominate
candidates for President and Vice PreSi.
dent. The Importance of the occasion can.
not well be over estimated, as upon its &C
ton. in all probability, hangs the result Of
the next Presidential election; but Of that
result, we have no fear. We have an abb.
ding faith in the wisdom, sagacity and
honesty of the delegates who meet there to-
day. Among them are many of the best
and wisest statesmen Of the nation, and
although there may be some in attendance,
as there are at all nominating Conven.
TONS whose sole purpose is to further their
W private, selfish ends; still the great
majority 60 with the unwavering determin-
alton to select the best candidate, be be
whom he may. There is no fear that the
disgracefh scenes Of the Charleston Con-
yention will be re-enact.d at Chicago. A
different class of men are there. actuated
by a different purpose, and striving for
other and nobler ends. The masses of the
great Republican party are looking for the
news from that Convention with interest,
but their anxiety is only to know who
shall carry their standard in the approach
inc campaigu; being alrseap edTs5in tbai
- Hn-tfS ~ SSAeaiu end'
whomsOeyer he may be, he will be a stsunch
Republican, capable, honest and true
None other can be nominated.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

N Notice is hereby gwen that A.. c. Mcconnell
Of Tumbuu County. State sf Ohio, has made an as
siTnment to the undersi kned. Alexander Mcconnell,
OF all his property, real aud personal. &c, to have
trust for benefit Of the ereditn.s Of said Az Neon
nell. under the act Of the General Assembly regul1t-
ing assignments. passed April 9th 1889 The credit
ors Of said Mcconnell are required TO present their
claims II once. and those INDEBTED to him are re
quested 10 call and settle without delay.
ALEXANDER MCCONNELL.
w---~n Mav O+h. IS6n. Assignee,
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a Card of Thanks.

Airs. G. W. MESSER would respectfully acknowl-
edge with heartfelt gratitude the kindness Of the ma
ny bountIlul hands that have supplied her necessities
and theersd her dropping spirits which were made
sad by the late calamity Of IRE. Also cordial thanks
to those in official cara city that rendered her aid and
counsel, mucR 20 her benefit; furthermore that young
Lad, q few miles out Of tOwn, who purchased soap
from his own funds, is remembered, and 1 trust his
hear. will eysr expand with bSnsvoleDes as blessings
nay attend him. C.. ". MESSER.
Karreuf Nav l6. lS6O.
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0tatbs.

Of Apoplexy. in Warren April SOth Mr.
PHILANDER SMITH, aged 81 years the Istr
Of June last. The deceased has been a resi-
dent of Bazetta since 1898. A few days before
his death he came to visit his son, c. W. Smith
Esq, having a pFesentiment shst his days on
earth were almost ended. He repeatedly ex-
pressed his entire aequiesence in the will Of
God.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

On Monday the store of BIr. E. FiRuey,
81 Sharon Centre. was destroyed by ere.
1t is supposed the fire was the work of an
incendiary. The loss is estimated at So
600 or S., 000-M Medina Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

hAAEk 70 u uAEAEs- EAAGGAI - hAl ANFA " Al SNAA
House in Warren, on
Saturday. June 18th, 1860,
between the hours Of and 4 P. NJ. the following dss
eribed real estate, as the property Of Daniel GILBERT
decd, TO witt
Smsf lots eight az, nine ~, seventeen Q7) eight
cen (l~), twenty (2ul, thirty nine t39). forty (4ol, for
~ one an, forty two (42), forty-three H3), %forty-fOuI
ssvsnty-hye 90 in the village plot of Warren, in The
County OF TrumtuiI and State Of Ohio.
Also, part Of lot ffty-ons (5il in said village
bounded north by heirs Of james Scott; east by land
now owned by Il II. Barnum; south by High Street,
and west by lands OF John Bride.
Also. a portion Of said lot fifty one sd bounded on
the north by lands Of said Scott heirs: east by lands
formerly owned by James Scott, deed and the school
house lot; south by school house lot and High Street,
and west by lands of said X. IL. Barnum.
Also a portion Of lots seventy-dye C5) and seventy
six Q6) in said village, bounded north by Canal
Street; east by Vine Street; south blythe Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal, and west by lands sold by decedent
in his life lime to jameson & Blair, now Owned by
James Heed.
lot number twenty six (26) in said. village, bounded
north by franklin Street; east by lARds formerly own
ed by Josiah Z. Brown; south by land Of deeeoent
contracted to Elizabetha hermann. and west BY Lib
2iso. a piece Of land in lot seventeen Q) in said
village, bounded beginning .. the south west corner
of that norton Of lot seventeen owned by freeman,
Hunt & Co.; thence east twenty feet 10 the southeast
corner OF said Freeman, Hunt & Co.'S lot; thence
south twenty feet to 4 post; thence west twenty feet
10 the corner of L. J. Iddings brick block now occu-
MED hy Parks & Vent; thence north to the place Of
heginLing, containing within these bounds four han-
dred square feet Of ground
This real estate will be sold free from dover or
other encumhranee. Terms OF sale one third cash
or 30 day paper, and the halzncs IN two equal annual
uzyrsuts. HENRY ADAMS,
Adm r Daniel Gilbert. dac'd.
BY Cox, RailiG L spear, his AttyS-
Nav Il. 1860. l6th-4W
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To the Leather Trade.

4 LEXANDER MCCONNELL has
~ opened a store on Franklin Street for the sale
Of Leather and Shoe Stock. and is receiving daily
additions to the stock nov on hand. consisting in
parcof Sole Leather. Upper Leather, Hips, French
and American Calf Skins, Trimmings, Bindings, Pat
slt Calf Moracos and tools Of all kinds.
Warren, OLio. May le, He0.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

The Charleston Hotels came down at
the end of the fast week of the Conyen-
ton. from s.. per day to $3.50. The
Mills House prepared for 1,7oo guests
and had 700; The Charleston Hotel pre-
pared for 1909 and had 500, so that it
is probable the hotels did no moIe than
pay expenses
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16

The Des MOins1 Iowa. Register of the
I'd says the stream through that place,
Pike backward, does not in the least abate.
and many citizens of that place are joining
the gold hunting crowd.
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N-eithz Mouse ofJames Mcdonnell on Franz
!" Me- I'D Ith M.gT,n' Ohio. wM. Q. MecoNSELL.-
@' nm iso'' Assignee.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Meeker & Perkins.
LStd TeIingou Mears ct ans Pleas. Ty,mbSII eo.
by virtue Of an orier Of sale issues from tie CONT
OF csmmon Pleas OF Trumhum Connie os;o ~ S5T.
r-eted AMI delivered, I shaT. offer for -. :, p-ST ~.
Auction. at The door or the Court House. ir warren.
In said county, On ~
Saturday, tie 10th day of Jae. 1860.
at one o'clock P. NJ Of said day. the souoxip. a..
erised real estate situate in Bloomfield tovnship In
said county, and being part Of lot 50 in sai5 .own.h.
and bounded as follows: Beginning z roJs arJ ~
leet horth OF the southeast corner OF lot No 50 on he
west line OF the Trumhull and AshtabuIa Turnpike
thenee west parallel with the south line Of aGoressi5
lot, twelve rods; thence north parallel with the Trpm
pull * Ashtahula turnpike, eight rods: thence sast
parallel With aiare,aid line. twelve rods, to the vest
Ilhs u ai@rrsafd turnpike road; thence south eiaht
Iods 10 the place Of beginning. Containing sc rods of
iand- Appraised at $1,000. Terms cash
s,. A. ,. LYMAN, shsris.
h1E STUFFS-S Bbis. Looweod. o.
DO Niswood, S do Fustic, . do Canwood, 9 do
Redwood 60 ~CoPperas. just a-riveda at
WOODS & PEw's
Sup. CARB. SODA-fIqO lbs hest
~ Soda for culinary purposes. WOODS & PEW.
Salt PETRE.
= SEQ lbs. refined at o 4 pEw,s.
STARCH-1O boxes pure pearl starch
nst received by VOC < PEW
CHEMICAL SOAP at Woods & P.w's
CANDLES,
y Tallog ana stsarins, a. woods & pEw's.
WINDOW GLASS at WOODS & Pew's.
4 LCOHOL, CAMPHENE & TUR.
Nh' MOODS q PEW's.
WHISKEY.
- fresh arrival. ate WOODS & PEw,s
GAL SODA.
- One easE reed At WOODS & PEw's
GASTILE SOAP.
10 boxes COED at WOODS & PEw's.
4 C~IDS-Nitric. Sulphuric. Aqua For.
= n tbs, Oil yitriOl, M~uria:ic, Ae-tic Acid. solu,isn
WOODS & "
CHLOROFORM.
"a lbs at WOODS = PvT's
OUlNINE. 70 OF. Powers and
- nlsltn1ns, at WOODS & PEw'S.
MORPHINE. aa OF. P & W
at WOODS & PEw's.
GHlNOIDINE. 100 OF. P. & W. At
" WOODS & PEY's.
DlLLS.-2 gross McLane's. . do
l. Ayers, do virgins Indian Vegetable. At
WOODS q EW'
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS.
A large assortment on hand and to ayriv. fron
WOODS & PEW'S.
HLAoTERS-Arnica, Porous. Court.
Herrick's, Rid, &c, &C, at Woods & Pew's.
-
Spirits Nitre, SulphuIic Ether. Aqua
ammonia. Euitsr Of AntImOay, FOzIsr's sohtio,
vi Orisan1m- Gum Arabic, IS los best White.
WOODs q PEW.
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THE NEXT PRESIDENT
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Meskrr & Perkins.

AZ the 7Eel,ins hsus. ofJames MoCoaael. on Franz
May 18th. leg. Es,isn-.
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Glen advertisements.

Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

y ABLkcK COLT,
belonging to Charles segeT, Of BTaeeviIle Station,
strayed or was stolen a short time since. This Colt
is about. = years old, is black. having two white
hind feet. and a white strip in the forehead; is short
and thick set, and was in quite good ordsr when lest.
Any one finding said colt shall he literally awarded.
Deliver CT give information to Charles Seger. Brace
Vile Station. April %, '6n.-31
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Fsesesied Crosts Eircgf

: A STOCK OF BOOTS q SHOES.
= Leather Findings &c Nfich a-e row beinr
sou under al assignment a, 6RFATLT hI DVCED
tlllks. aLa Llusi Ill Ir rnl. Lrinr. Die rI.rt.. u
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SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

- Notice IS hereby given that james McCoanel1
OF Irumbul County, State Of Ohio, has made an az
Segment TO the undersigned. Wm. C. Mcconnell. %
all his property, real and personal DC 10 hold in
trust Tor benefit OF the creditors Of said James Me-
Cornell. unGer the act Of the General Assembly regu-
lating assignments passed april 9th, 1850
Ibe creditors OF said MeConnell are repaired to
him are requested 10 call and settle without delay.
WM- C. MCCONNELL, Assignee.
Warren. May 9Th, ls6O.
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ExCEI.SToR
DISsoLUTIoN Of Partnership.

Warren. o March 18th. 1850.
The firm Of Palmer & Sawyer is this day dissolved,
BY mutual consent. The books Of the hrm viii be
lef- in the hands Of DR.. c Palmer. These knowing
themselves indebted, j. Is hoped. viii call and settle
soon- q. PALMER
may 9-3S A. RTsAYYER
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-21
The steamer Aida.

We would remind our friends and read
ers who wish to take short and pleasant
trip, to try the steamer Aida. She is a
neat, fast little boat, and is commanded by
a very clever gentleman, Capt. James F.
Cooper, who will always be found ready
to accommodate and look after the comfort
and safety of all. He is ably seconded by
the polite and attentive Clerk, who will
always be found at his post. Charley Pow
ers or Capt Barrick is always at the wheel
wide awake for the safety of the passen'
gers and boat.
The boating season will close in aoou
six weeks, and we suggest that an Excur
sion party be made up TO take pleasure
trip on the Aida before she leaves the Wa
bash.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-03-21

THE CADETS ARE CoMING.-Tbe students
of the Farmers Home Institute have final
IL reconsidered the proposition to visit
Terre Haute on military excursion, and
portion of them. comprising the majority
of boarding pupils, have concluded to
spend the day here on Thursday next.
The Cadets have not received their sup
ply of percussion arms, and have had no
arms or equipments of any kind until quite
recently but we understand they are quite
proficient in marching evolutions, consid
ering the brief period that they have been
under drill.
The Company, in age, will necessarily
range from seven to twenty seven I; and in
height, from three feet 10 six feet three.
IL will doubtless tax the ingenuity oil
Capt. Brennan to arrange his soldiers in
such a way as 10 conceal these discrepan
cies and put them in proper dress fol
street parade. 1t will at all events afford
novel spectacle for our citizens, and be
highly interesting to the numerous friend:
of the school.