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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14
THE FOWLER, DFFALdATfoN.

Government seems in a fair way to lose the
entire sos, 900 embezzled from the New
Y ork PosttO Office by Postmaster Isaac ", Fow-
ler After the fightsof Mr.. Fowler, the gov-
eminent ats ched the property of George Law
and Gustavus A.. Conoyer, who, were sureties
for Fowler in the sum of S75, ,009. =, The de-
mand for payment was resisted II by4 both
these gentlemen, however, son the ground that
the bonds were void by reason, Of their mot
having been signed by Oliver Charlick, as was
pledged by Mr.. Fowler. To substantiate this
fact, a commissioner was sent to, Havana, to
obtain the testimony of Mr.. Fowler Mr..
Fowler's statement has been received, from
which it appears that in requesting Mr.. Como
yer to become his surety, he mentioned the
names of 'Messrs.9 Law and Charlick, and in
requesting the name of Mr. Law, he n ention-
ed those Of DIessrs. Charlick and Conover.
OwineIto the abseuee of Mr.. Charlick, from
the city, his signature was not affixed when
the others signed, and the bond was forward
ed to Washington, with only the names of
Fowler, Law and Conover attached, opposite
three seals, leaving blank space opposite the
fourth seal. This premature delivery was en-
tirely unauthorized by Messrs. Law and Con-
over, ana it would appear that these gentle
men were kept in ignorance of the incomplete
ness of the bond until the fact was disclosed
to them after the defalcation Mr.. Fowler says
he did not think his sureties would ever be
called on, as he considered he had property
enough to meet his obligations The bond
could not have been dpropery y -scrutinized at
Washington, and the fact reflects discredit up
ON all officials connected with the transaction.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

oa1ar7sg gaiwoIiaf odF noinnmmoa ifnI {
zoaid 70 ozsbGs3 sdi s;ssffst
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

> ''ia p I..'ii' 35Ih ,5alHIaI eiH a b3g9
1-ai ad' 4 lrga 'e1 ssw - ,Ias -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

AFILLER HOUSE opposite the SanPsesI House
1N Ashland, Ohio, N. Miller, Proprietor Good
Accsn mo ations; and reasonable bills Patronage
selicft6d ss.aLle..L 8 2s.y1Feb 4, Ie5t.-34ti
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
HERNIA ou a,prsuE

Radically cured b. a nrv operation witch has hc-r
-yuusils tested in hda1feIs uf ca'rs without
~ .sr 70 lie. aud ia, rersan ieftss perfect .. he.
the nrei!sut Witch rrcduces the rupture.
Vany b. .r1e. vtth TIT. disease. vhs are perfect.
ortt'..s. mr. restored tn their full taius hy
cooperation. Thls ftct is well worthy the atisti.
-taf ~ rsr.uns atFiie'sd viia ibis disease, and
.-eciaiit .lave-uwners.
fte4,fv :. tSG1. 50-ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

Rirr WsrftEs.-Take tea cup and a
hall. or epmmon sized ,uTabler foil aud a
l4alT of riec tha, has been well boiled. AMI
sarm IL in pint n rich milk. stirring u
so smooth aud thoroughly mixed. Then
fru1tr it from the FIRE. anil STIR IN pint
d cold milk and snail teaspoonIal of salt.
Beat four cers very light, aai stir them
into the mixtare in turn With sufficient ric.
Iiour q make a ihlck batter. Bake il in a
uaale-iron. Send them to table hot
butter them aud cat them with powderel
sugaf ard cinnamon, prepared IN small
byv fef the purpose.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
'a1t Mi. Gurnev Nh. Fry's f,.be,

Ca1t.-Mr. Gufney Mrs fry's father.
vas strict prtserter II b. game. Upon
one occasion when walking in tis psrh, h.
heard a shot fred in q ueiehharine wool /.
he hurried 70 the spot. anil liz naturally
rlici temper va considerably rualtd on
seeing toung of5rtr. with pheasant At
h' feet. deliberately relaading b. gun. A.
the young man. however. replied - hi
rather warm expression By polite apology.
Nr Gulney's warmth vs. rnmeuhst allay.
ed: but he could not refrain from asking
TIC intraier vhat he s1uIl do If he caught
a man ,rcspassin- on BIZ premises. al
would ak Lin IN % luncheon. vss shs ~
ply. The serenit! Of this irnpadenre wsl
"a. :, Be resisted.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25


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r+t fHr rmr
L p.1r uanH dHelfof
a f.h aul hen ihtv aill
% Ien III you have. and
HHIr
NJ n.f r0t0 mu n le tub4tan.
tH' ..W.lf ui lHu luf truf imt iia
Il both ro.e uIt ~ tbe uuth of
I.et
t.,., nl.m.,,.,, L,u.. N,,,,oa
sweet. from th" hrf nl pretty htilc wife
l1#t h.iors leaving ihe house ase much
better
uup trua bu.,u,.. IN Nc, i. omoio tte
u..t,g N. moan. AMI o,,o,,,n',,a. -,
Dave "'' i' neglect .mall advantages be.
''N.' W cannot nave lais' ones.
Mai. troti cf.I,t,rio s,1 cll1ro, u;u
I.Ii.,,i, mate ,,.l,,.. l,,.ly AMI ,Lnv
tll l.,, 4. wnic holmes cLc,rrJ ani
I'3 VIII "' Rlad ~ ~
N,h,r am .,,i !, a.. ,roc..s.o, ;rL.
,h,r. Lir,.,lr ,l.o,e /, ,,J c,,,n.,n. w;,l
~, Noa,,.b n ,ty can,,,s,' a b,,c e,,,,noros
,,, .,,.no,,,J
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.t,,... H., ~ I. ali =. ..ias ~.
MI, 4, ,a,, ...,'. .n n. I'LL, l. ;.t, :,
IL. t,n..
H. wsa In n mpsinp mood tho o,hcr dav.
and his mother asked him what he was
thinking about. "Oh. said he. ~ wa.
thinking Of old times.
lh' i''t ne" .oeie'y spoken OF ~ 'ali'
.hrmingly prosperon.. The password !,
I.ond me dollar !" the fesponse il.
"R,okc."
u So all had our deserts, what should
be done to h'm Who not only lets the sun
~ d"si on hi' wrath but strives with un-
~ apotbor's.
That woman deserves not hnabans lovo
"b' WI NOT greet hi'n WIN smiles as he re-.
turns from the lanors oi the dns---who VIII
nni ~ 10 ehi'n nm To ms nome By tho
'@"ei rnchhn'men' 81 cheerful heart
Tue man Who y one thing to-day and
another io.moffoN VINO dftyes an idsa
peil .mell th's "eesi ~hiic y dfites him tho
n.Kt--ia alvays " trouble, aud does just
nothing from on" year end 70 The other
III L,t.,,.,1 ,,I .non,.n.o,,. ,o,o,,;.
.,,n ~ . ,,,nrip,I IN oar actions. 1, a mari
Of healthy conscience but all ral'ering
WITH eur hbines' Or compromising principle
With tAprdicney' mafhs al unhealshy stats
u the conseience'
l.,t. e ...,. ,,o.,t, s,J:., h.,..if
49,. .ss,,., ,lans .,,h Ler .naa.s "a. a..
.4Lv s.,eve n, of v,xn,ny -" you
-, ,,,.I ~ hem, With me-. nrssume /" he
"a .,mssLs, nIruded "Io, =, ali NV
defr io's' 'ns t'plie' 'ba' always ses
stupid when am a'ohe'
"wtere !. your f,therf" said an angry
m,s,er 10 the son of Nj. ,ippIinv domestic.
lie. down .,air,. sir
.cs,,;ns ,lr.nI .anns.s..
~, Sir. Le ,in.t
What tien f'
,Gl.,,...a,., ",s 10y ST..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
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Which a..H
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h. H.Hmn
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.t.A nai t9auaN, f.l. i'll. i..
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n' b irlunne II DE- mt
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De-. tpul NI.iI uH
Nothing grt kuus ut answered 'lc
.atrp. t.u i +a h.ine Wlr. ol
' peut &. uu; pae. bmt ol, Gom
D, fo umuIt, by tho cmmisnrlo' Of hrll
iiUh protect us, letou Ip this fIIghfiw
1 of fNo rsh mon ah1 went there and
u,.r returned;
lur evening n thonnnt II Nolu
.rm. a. iur y,a, l4in. the alenc, thaf
rr tu.l owen rh... mountains v1. ullrplr
ho n Ly tI, tor ,f d.nnrdaric., .uon
Hf.. which .rIl .rel.brl iho form
II. t.url.al l.rs. w 10 uei ard .ayns a
h o,.cr.
"1d.. tu,n + o. place, ia.ur -t
KS l.ChGuH.
1 "fesC IoMu :. .i.l r..lor
"lh.ti p
And. ,3 Do okc. they fssci.t flr y .
\ ~ ,I muur.n ml he.ur ., ascend ,f.
ah.n tcme wondering kr'..Uhp a1rrrr. !
|tlir rt ;ne. cutipatd ,hcm 10 ls.' /. trl.
Ing them tl4t 10 aus e,or vent up taat
mognta.n. which j. ihe abode Of Satan.
"Wtnt matter los that rclortcd 10,
cavaliers: 1--WE have vowed to bring Dur
.wc,lhpat,. some wonderful ihnes that M.
body else could obtain for them; thar VOW
wc have r1t 10 keep. And they we,,, "a
their way np the mountain.
Then the Ar,ie Who again cutrea,,l
them to rctnrn, seeing That .heir efforts w,re
useless. they wen; IN their way recitirg thc
Fas = bnt they hai not gone l5r viD
they saw strange light clmmerius ai 'ae
ton Of the mountain. accompanied by fear.
fu sound and eric. Of li..rc E. anl then aI.
VA. silent ~ before.
Next diy thcy recourtsi cycryahcre
h1u two cavalier, hal gjfe ap 70 l. a.r.el.
Cheiian. from which .lcy had not been eu
to tetfun nor dii the families or iritn 3 81
hose 'wo cavaliers ever hear any new. u
,a,m again, except, indesd. tha, the dc,i
anil a., mp, haI roasted th.n alive.
Whenthe rei, had conc.ulel I burst mt
&, Of loud laughter. at vhic, le turned
rl.c and sail:
Have | not sorrows enough to bear II.
against. tia, YOU mu.t bring more upon nl
by the leyi.y With which yoa look tpoa NC
a horrible ergn,tr
"Bg no, troubled. Sii." answered !,
with A. much gravity rs coula command.
4" Be Of good cheer. in my country. 'a..
people tell foolish st,r c., WITH which Ties
Tighten weak.miudyd persons aui .uaII
children; bu, such lear j. unworthy vt q
man he you. a. wiil prove to fau. lI,s
lens " Il Il take the caravan to ii.4 past thi.
mountain
Half an hour or less"
Cool. will use tue time in uiak
ms way to the top Of it"
What exclaimed the reis, " III spite
of what have tyld you.
Because Of what yyu have told the.
replied /; and leaving Aim to recover irgM
ii. con.ttrni;.ca turned to my ooripat.
ions of Tie caravan. asking whether any 81
ticm you'll accompany me on vi.i. 60 ii'
losts Of ka.sr.gi.Cheitan--an invitation
which they declined with horror. one aad
an. some of them even running away lran
mo when I maic show cf approaching
them. \ few. however. en1ear9red 20 1 5
.u1ie r,e from my undertaking, bat a...i
tho eorrse | hal taken 1ii not choose I,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
General Collecting Agent
rrn rlspI.A COUNTY.

II AviNg busines. all over sas county, oss'
nv SERVICES ns General Collecting Agent
iemnhi. nsrht trts sill huI Il to their interest 8
snl m thsjr accounts for enllsetiou.
Errs-s,ess y. Wright. n. 7. West, Her
anil 7. A. Hamilton, John II. West. Memphis
JJlISF. JACKSON.
Jtuaasv 10. 1850 i2-h.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

Ta Pf.frvr trrtip TfLE- SPLITTING.
80 q. Nat'.f. -h..1fsnn eauutv. Wl-,pf.
%. recommend - tessf ~ Sini together
feu 81 Tire ms.ler limbs above Ihe Ioss.
-b.sh uifi efsa ln fhli ?. .iiiun O. the tree
increases tu sn. snl ffn e natural brace.
b. state. thai be- has treated many trees
.ue, sfaIlr in 'hu mfnnrr We have prs.
..A.eIGIi q tr inclined - -rl'' end
even secured tfose thlt bal already c,sa-
mgucei to par by boring through viih an
anger sti driving 10 g strong auDlsn pm.
4 small iron bolt. With head on one end
and nut On the ether end j. even better
The ncw gtouth pill soon cover the pin 81
lnlt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

Rats aud mice spsdilJ disappear by
mixing sgual quantities VI strong eheste
and p5sisrei sluiIls. They devear tiis
mixture sith greedihess. which i innoeck;
TO man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25


N
eH .#I.l w..| o.r
.uI. lluH .mn h rnt
t'I uI establishing u.. H,m..y
WN I0Iar FH l.t uluIuuu
aul. .nrm. .n upnr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

COM uaI,E#l lN ftyrF--uh objection. aud
v.t'. uI rst.u1. Is often rais,l 20 nll1wtuy
,all dsnt To- thc patient th1nfh they are
ua.' r,fs h.ug to person. -ulcfine from
tulntag fbu,. aal luke warm water o.
f.s-I-+a'ss pf iIrIay altsr. af fl. bot B.
raar substitute lor the cold wafef for shicb
fb pai.eut l1Hg. .lhg quantity of water
.rHt t.e. Hlu.j not exceed one 81
ivo iai ssplousiiI. but may b. gwen Iu'l.
eeli. aui mny br repeated almost a. often
a. IL t.a.tedfar I may i've, aIIl, that ~
ma.p -t4HH aa ~ ta a cb.l,, .han il NAV
faIv ha allowed 60 tltn ut once il viii
D. cabt.af v.h o tuf cfr. if quito fuil
ahe1 il e9lij .ts rs. siurls ~ being
- ufa.lpi ~ s,t dNs vessel. hgaetsr
arte shtmrt q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
tsu. u.Sl.N.pisisH.kpS

Tn AylNG located in the town Of ranala. ten.
dsrl his professional services te ihe et'itfna
epneriy utce West sile u thS Square ncSt
dr1r t. ". +. WHts .us' Stoss.
Isitrnarv =. isfO. e-lv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
DR.. z. p. WEAVER,

TvAs removed to lif. Chitl,. u. rariss'..
four n.Iss N1rth.vc.t 1f pauaI9-tad "
stsrs h..p ofessieaei services TO the smssus,i- u
ing country.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25

te1 Wtttfsl lur-f 'lhe training
u5 oWIi Esris proposed as m1ticr
.l premium usilr AEtea.inh m.I. The
C.mry e Ht' .nu ihbl "huue trained
'o.u.lE G.t w.u'l5 81 greater benefit 10
.iuas DO t.r'1l i'm ia.t trp'fer o.
almost ,il th..r uurk has 10 BE- dome aith q
ulh lu. huea d man IN Nas.arhu.
vno. n.ter d. railroad vcrr bulls.
..Ut Ilnm tvp - fnr lam a. anrl ~ The
H. utl a., allowed Irm o. trp' ~ IN
-aI Halr tHs as',ae n quicker timc
l 30 d. .r.lHi.r. rarmllr 'hcf bofs
r.. a' r,..} convenient place. lie sa'i
..at al,u q boss. comm need % atlk after
tro, o. rat.I much slower than hI.
asmu.n e.tif h,F on o w1ll. aul shore.
Is iut u1s. tlau BE- gained.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-10-25
DE-. John M. WRIGHT

UAs permanently located At hi. residence. fra
milas snuth--ts, ~ psu1ls. an the Coa's-
vile road. where he can be fouri h those ussdnc
hi. rrsf.~siapsl services.
I1lv ~. tsi1 4i-f.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
Teachers, Institute.

Itis understood that a Teachers I~nstitut,
is to be held for Trumbull County this fall
notice of which, with full particulars will b,
given in due time. We are sure that no pains
will be spared to make this a valuable insti-
tute.
Doctors and Editors have their conventions
politicians their mass meetings, turner's their
agricultural fairs, and teachers must have
kheir institutes. There is value in association.
a union of feeling, sympathy and action in
school matters between the different parts of
the country is needed. Let the teachers.
come from every township in the county, and
haVe a grand good time. Meet together, ex-
change thoughts, sympathy and encourage
ment, and strengthen one another in your Ia
bOrs. This can be done with great profit to
che teachers, and decided advantage to the
eaussef eommon schools; new ideas may be
gained in practical teaching, by a free and
friendly interchange of theories and methods.
If teaching is worth doing at all. it Is worth
doing well. Let parents and teachers labor to-
getAer earnestly and honestly; let directors and
committees act knowingly and judieiously; and
let all the friends of our common schools uuork
Eo9ahg to elevate the standard Of education in
Old TrumbuiI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18

lJune p. IsGO. 3x.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
ME FOR SALE

II The subscriber has con sta ntly on hand q large
quantity OF superior Lime, AZ Girard, o.
Ma, .. '60-3ln DAME WALTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
The Crops.

There never was a more luxgriaut harvesti in
TruUbull County, than the present. The cut
ting of wheat has just commenced, and excep
on land which was very wet during the win
ter, the crop is good. A larger quantity 0
land than usual was sown to wheat, and Their
will probably be more than sufficient to sup
ply the home demand.
Grass Is heavier than it has been in the las
ten years, and the plentiful supply of pasture
caused by the favorable spring and summer
have left more land in meadow than usual
Hay Is selling now for 4 so to s., per ton.
Thu crop of Oats is excellent and will soon
be ready for the reaper.
Corn looks well: late dry weather has some
what checked its growth, but there is ample
time for it to make amends.
Fruit of all kinds promises to be abundant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18

Justices and CoRstabIeS' Blanks,
~SARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SIMMONS, KxEcUTIoRs, suBPREAs. ZIG.
1904 Constantly on hand and for sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
Great Douglas Ratification Meeting
Grand Turn Out of the Masses
Eloquent Speeches.

Hand bills were posted about the town last
week, announcing that a meeting of the Doug.
Jas men would take place at the GaskiII House
Hall on Friday night, and the masses would
be addressed by John Ranuey Esq, of Raven
ia, and Mr, Wilson of Garfield.
Friday evening came but Messes. Ranney
and Wilson did not, neither did the masses
The largest number in attendance 1t the Hall
at any one time, according to the best informa.
ton we can get. was seven of whom two were
Republicans, and one a Breckenridge man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
Sunday School Pic Me.

On the afternoon of Wednesday of last week,
the Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Dis
eiple Sunday Schools, held a Union Celebra,
ton and Pic Mic at the Fair Grounds. The
Teachers and Scholars of the different schools
met on the Public Square at l O'Clock, P. NJ,
all marching in at different gates, from differ
ent directions, and centering at the Court
House. They then formed in procession, and
marched out TO the Fair Grounds where refresh
ments in bOuntiful prOfusion, were provided,
alter partaking of which, preceded by the
Warren Brass Band, they returned to towR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
A Trumbull County Breckenridge
n~ouuan+inn Hol1-1
Suffering and S~tammering.


Suffering and Stammering.
The cause Of SiaIwnerjRg, and its rationale o
cure, is a subject which has long interested
the miads Of medical men; the theory and
practice, however, has always been attend with
the most unwarrantable results.
This Is due, in part. TO a mistaken idea ol
the causes present and remote. which have in
duccd and kept up the defect, and likewise To
the inefficient means hitherto prescribed.
1t will be found, however. that whatever va
~rieties of defective articulation may be met
with, they are all traceable to one primary
cause, single in itself, and requiring specific
means and application: in truth. the real cause
of the defect, when understood as a physiolog-
zeal fact, suggest the only possible means Of
crre, and shows the utter fallacv and imposSi-
Die success of the various timekeeping rules,
and evolutionary methods hitherto empirieally
advised. The means employed by DR.. Smcd-
ley, Of New York City, for the cure Of Siam
meTiHg, are safe in application, immediate in
effect, and permanent in result--Bgfalo Com
meTcial.
DIR. l.. is now at the Gaskill House. Warren,
where he will remain for 4 few days only
Those afflicted with this annoying AMI disquaI-
defect should without fail consult DR..
s, before he leaves town. The Doctor makes
no charge until perfect satisfaction is given.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
Dust.

The weather has been dry during the last
0~'O weeks, and the dust has grown deep and
5ssbt. The burning of the upper bridge turns
~hHShe east and west travel through the South
street bridge, and in order to avoid proximity
10 the =aIFrOad, as much as possible, the poo
ple pass mp Main and Market Streets, both of
~shIeh are nearly blocked up by building ma
'~tcrials. The consequence is he dust is deep
and kept constantly afoat. greatly to the an
nOysnee.af1hos in the vicinity, as well as of
the travellers themselves. The dust is bad
enough everywhere. but those two streets can
take,tke flag.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-18
SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Adm'rs Of J. W. Woicott
In Court OF Com
Pleas. Irunbul

VS. Pleas. TrumbuI
10. S Holmes, ct al } County
BY y.rlu- Of an srder OF Sale issued from the Ccurl
Of Com Pleas OF Trumbu.l County. to NE directed
aHa delivered 1 shall OIer Tor sale 1t Puslic Auct ION
at th= door OF tbs Court House in Warren. in sand
county. on SatGrily the IA day Of August, loo, at :
O'Clock r NJ Oi said day. the following described
real Estate. situate in Pennington, County aforesaid,
and is a art OF lot NJ. 80, in said toEnsh p and as
follows: Beginning on The East line Of Ihe north AID
south center roau at 4 stake: then east - rods -,
links 10 the centre OF strand river; then following IL.
chaunelin a north east direction ) rods aua - Inks:
then east 80 rods 10 a post Standing On the Rest line
Of land formerly OEHed hy Harvey N. Collar, then
south on said line 1896 chs 10 rods and one LINK -
i post, being the south west corner Of sail lands for
merry owned by ssid COlhT: then east On salI Col
lars Oh line South line lfj rods % links to a lOst
on tie east line al said lot No. ~; then 5 18th on said
lot line % rods liR links to y post at Ire corner Of
lands owned by The heirs OF Josiah W. N0lcOtt. de-
ceased; then west on said WOlcott's heirs north lie
2JS rods to the line Of the north ard south cUHtre
roal; then north 10 the place Of beginuins, contain
ing nj one acres and o0& rVls OF land DC the salae
more or less.
Appraised at s25, per acre. Terms Cash.
Alb. LYMAN SHERIFF.
Sher;T's Office. Warren, Ju.y 4ih. ISGO.
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PATCH & OpDYCKE

II aVing been compelled by The IRE 10
IL change their quarters, would inform their Gus
toners and friends that They may he found in
Engine House, No. /, one door south OF the hank,
where they will continue their Lusiness OF
manufacturing, and via Immediately 90 east fOr new
hoods when we viii have an ample stock Sf Carriage
trimmings and S~addiery Hardware.
We trust II is not necessary to inform those indeat-
81 10 Us that a prompt Liquidation Of their accounts,
ELll do much TO Tree Us from Embarrassment.
Nay i lH5O- PAfCu &
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THE
WesfefQ RessFbc GhFOqicIe

TERMS-One Dollar ana Fifty Cents. in
advance; I've Dollars, If payment is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued sntiI an arrearages are paid
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MAKING .~0NSECTION8,
II Cleveland with Cleveland < Toledo. Cleveland. &c.
lumbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIeye.
land s. Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon. with Hacks to Chagriu Falls, &c,
" MaHtua with Hacks fer Ravcnna.
g." ETae=vtlls with Hacks for Newton Pa-ls. &c
-" warren with Hacks To sharon, Greenvile Mead.
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield. &c
=" lonhgstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland ana EnOn Valley. aud thezce By 2. IT. ".
d c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb 10, l"a'. CHAS. L. RHODES Supt.
ONE HUNDRED COPIES MORE
- Of the minister's Wooin-. just reed at ADAMS
BOOK srOIE, where every purchaser receives a riu
frnn nrE CO Il LIZ EuII.-s
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Lincoln Club.

0SSAA OAGbs
The Club met pursuant to adjournment, on
Saturday evening, July 18th, at Empire Hall,
and was called to order by the President.
The minutes of the proceeding meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. ]. W. Tyler, from the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed at the meeting of June 9th, to consid-
ercee prOprfety of establishing a reading room,
being called upon, announced that the Com
mittee was not ready to report in fuii, and
asked two weeks farther tiRe, which was
granted.
The President then introduced the speaker
of the evening. ]. W. Tyler Esq, took the
stand amid much applause, and addressed the
audience for an hour in a foreible and con-
gincing manner upon the political issues of
the day.
After which the meeting adjourned to meet
Saturday evening, July 2sth.
GEO. TOWNSEND. Prest.
f. SPEAR, Jr., Sec'y.