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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21
S~PENCERIAN A

Mr. Marvin. Superintendent Of the Union Schools
IN this place, in a letter to the publishers, says.
The examination OF your "Spenceri1n Chart OF
Letters" has afforded me great pleasure this 10 the
browning production OF ycur excellent course Of
Penmanship. May otherwise excellent teachers, tai
in teaching PenE.anship- because from habit or lack
Of skill. they are at best hut ordinary Writers. They
canno: execute anything like i correct model Tor the
.Vupils-henee neglect wrItiss in school atosether'
or make il such a secondary matter that it is worse
than neglected. With your writing books in the
hands OF the pupil, and tie chart in the hands OF the
TEACHER hefore the school, no teacher can present a
shadow Of apo Iogy for want Of interest or success in
his writing classes Tbs Books at giving good ssts-
faction in our schools, and we expect TO add 10 their
efficiency by he use Of the Chart"
Respectfully yours,
AS. MARVIN.
These Charts are for sale at
Price 10. ADAMS bOOhSIOhS-
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THE CosT OF CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING.
The cost of the Congressional printing,
engraving and binding for the Thirty fourth
and T%hirty-6fth Congress was: Senate,
S37S,432 81; House, Sl.59S.065 40. The
Superintendent, in his report, says that the
voluminous documents ordered to be printed
by the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Con-
crosses, in quarto form. with their numer-
Gus and costly illustrations, have been CON-
pletcd, with the exception of the fourth and
fifth volumes of the Results of the Naval
Astronomical Expedition to Chilli"
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GEN. Ton THUMB has announced his in.
tcnt;on of making another tour of the United
States, to commence some time in the present
month. Possibly the minute military gen.
tleman, s funds are runninglOw, and he wish,
es to recuperate his Golfers. Wei, never
mind, the Gcuerars friends will be %rejOiccd
at the prospect of such a tall treat from
such a short chap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

As an illustration of the condition of the
shoe trade in Boston at the present time, it
is stated that women's shoes of the style
for which the strikers demand thirty-three
cents simply for making, have been soldi in
that city last week for thirty cents FER
pair by the case.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

OBERLIS CoLLEGE-The number Of stu
dents in attendance at this Institution this
Spring is unusually large. We learn from
the Treasurer that about 750 have already
Joined. besides a large number of the mem
hers of regular classes, who have not yet
returned. These viii swell the aggregate
to at least s00-a larger number than can
be found in any other school in Ara rica.-
L1rnia .NcvS.
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The Last Of the Harper's Ferry Pris'
OnerS,

Stevens and Hazlctt, were executed at
Charlestown on the 18th. The list nevis
fuIl-Brown, Cock, CoppOck, Copeland
Green, Stevens and Hazlett, have perish
cd on the scaffold, but Virginia's wrath i:
still unappcased, she still thirsts for blood
and Gov. Letcher's wrath wakes warm ovel
the refusal Of Gov. Dennison to accede t.
Lii: demand, and deliver over Owen Brown
and Merriam to the tender mercies of pro
slavery Court.
Stevens and Hazlett died like men.
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FL We
SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES

HOOKER,-Very productive. large,
IL beautiful, and Of ~UNEQUALED QUALITY.
Wilson'S AIbzny,-Exseedingly productive; FINE
FOR
Triomphe de Gand,-IMMESsE SIZE splendid
appearance. and Aigh fGp0r.
PyTamidial chilian,-very handsome; productive,
b trdy and good Fa1Or.
L1rge Early searlet-TEE EARLIEST product
i've. and ereeNeHt-
As it is impossible to secure all the exeeileneies Of
this most popular fruit in enc rarjstg, We oner the
aaove rs comprising il I've sorts, the various points
d =sirahle.
We again esasEeHfly RECOMMMEED tie
HOOKER. as 81 far the best fer FAMILY Hss. II on
IL one ssrt Is to be planted e0abiSiHg a greater HHE-
Ter Of crr-lsRefcs fhGa any other rGrieg-
TPAu OF the above have perfect 61wsrs, and will
produce excellent erOPs.f planted sinsly or tog ether.
PRiCE,-(Securely packed to be forwarded ty Ex-
press y
Per lO plants Of any Of the above varieties, s3Go
e 100 90 OF zach variety. SEQ
a 500 " Ito II each variety, 80
=. 1000 " OF the Hooker, lO,VO
III. T.. HOOKER & CO.,
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,,
Mar. 9l.-9W ROCHESTER, N I.
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a Great Days Work.
ODERLIS. March 9, 1860.

ODER LIN, March y, ISbO.
Fps. HERALD:-Let it not be supposed
that Obcrlin Is only famous for its cduca-
tioual advantages. and for the prevalence of
higher law notions, for be it known that some
of our BOYS can work as well as think, and
when they get at it they do it with all their
might, as the following will show.
On the 8th of the present month, James
Brown, a colored man, husked in thirteen
hours, one hundred and forty bushels of.ears
of corn for Erastus Wilcox, a farmer near
this village, and put it in the basket him
self Beat this who can. of whatever color.
Orders for corn husking solicited By Mr.,
Brown. Yours. r. PLUMB.
The undersigned hereby certify that the
above is strictly true and the facts stated
transpircd to our knowledge. The corn
stood in shocks in the field.
ERASTUS WILCOX,
II. C. WILCOX.
GEO. T. EVAN.
l think the above is true; have no doubt
of il. LEWIS II. B0YNTON.
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Mr. VERNoN.-Now that the ladies art
in full possession. the work of renovating
the mansion of Washington, at Monnt Yer
non. has been commenced, and will be com.
plcted in July.
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A Merchant who lived at Baden Rouge,
La, and who was once worth 10000, was
arrested for. vagrancy last week, having in
FIVE years gambled away his entire fortune.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.
In Trunbull Common
Pleas.

Henry s. Austin, Charles In Tunbull Common
Wtbb-
4 The defendant, Charles p. Austin, a non resident
Of he state. will take notice that on the sith day OF
Jupe. A. 1859, the plaintiff filed her petiti'n in
said court. against him and the other defendants
said pstition ale yes. in Substance, that said Henry
3 had been before them prosecuted. under the 4ta
lection Of the Statute Of Ohio. 20 provide against the
III, arising from the sale OF intoxicating liquors in
said siate-that 81 the March Term Of said Court TO
viii: March 4, 1853. such proceedings were had in
said prosecution that said Henry 8 was found guilty =
and vas fusi in the sum Of $50. and a Judgment was
rendered against him for tn costs OF prosecution,
amounting TO SsUl 60; that TIE same Is uue and IN
pzid-thzt said Henry 5. has fraudulsntly assigned
and disf Osed Of a portion Of his properly and rights
Of action TO said Charles P, with intent to deiraud
his creditors, and that said Webb has MONEY anu prop
erty in his hands belonging TO SAIL Henry ., anu al
attachment was At the same time issued
The plaintiff prays an INJUNCTION, when mas heen
duly granted. against them, restraining them from
having or delivering to said Henry 5 said money or
property and that the same be applied TO The payment
Of said fine and costs.
Unless the defen liant. Charles p Austin, answers
by the 5th day Of May. A. D. 1850, Judgment viii be
t.tep ,r.inst him by defAul.. T.. vs.. SMITH.
zarch, 81, Ie5O-5W Atty Tor PIE
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Mar.9I.-2W
OHERIFF'S SALE.
Western Reserve Bank.A

~ Western Reserve Bank1
william Porter ct al } Of Trumbul COunty.
By virtue OF an ala sorder ofsale issued from he Cou
oil Common Pleas OF TrumhIu County, Ohio, to me
directed and delivered. I shall offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said county. on
Saturday. the 21st day Of APriL 1860,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ Of said day. the following described tracts CT
No. /. Situate in ws4thersaeld, TruuBun County.
Ohio and is known by part Of lot No. 10. tract Is, in the
great salt springs tract, sni IS bounded Do,in y 20
siah Dunlsp's land, east by lands Of Robert MeCoElbsr
south ny Philips, Brooks & POIter's land, and vest
by MccOmbs & Baities, being one half OF said lOsNO-
10, containing 81 3l-leO acres, more or less.
Appraised al SsU5- 90.
Noe. tract Of land being a part Of lot No. II in
the Great salt Springs tract. In heethersneld oEn
I ship. Trumb1ll count Ohio, and bounded: Beginning
at the south west corner Of said lot, thence south So
east 4U7 chains along the middle Of the highway,
thence north to the corner 10 ,minut:s) vest ~ III
ch aims 10 a post, thence east 81 Us chains TO q post.
thence north 10 The corner Of the lot. north So 30/
west. 2I.I6 chains to the north Esst corner Of the lot,
thence south Isl east % 30 chains TO the pace Of be
ginning, containing about q 3I-leO acres OF land.
more or less Appraised at Sy36,OO
Nos. Attract OF land in said township, containing
absul 100 acres, known as south part Of lots - and
%, being the same land formerly Owned AND occupied
by James Mecombs. and which vas left to Johu II. BY
the last will and testament Of said James deceased
Appraised a. S2fOnOO.
NOS AuSctOt iano SITUATE IN 'N.HS"-P =.
Howland in said county. Rounded east by the north
and south public road running through Rowland Cor
ners. sou n by lands owned ~ Morris J. lddings aud
Samuel Andrews, west by lands owned by Josesh FER
kins, and north by land owned by Isaac King and
Lewis J. Iddings. reserving 10 Richard 1ddiugs. =
piece OF land along the line Of Samuel Address land.
4 rods wide. the whole length Of said Andrews east and
west line containing about three hundred and sixty
acres Of land. more or less. Appraised at SiU4f0OO
Terms Cash for all OF the above described tracts ex-
cept the last described piece,vhich piece Is TO be sold
on the following terms, to wit:
S3777.sy 10 be paid in cash on the day Of sale
Also the following amounts to be paid as they De
come due respectively. to wit: On the trst day o.
April. ls6l. tine Rm Of one thousand dollars, with
annual interest on S3Sse. 90 for one year; on the nrst
day OF April, lc62. the sum Of SlOtO- with annual Id
terest on Sless.CU for one year; on the nrst day OF
April. 1853. the sum Of one Sl0oo,ee. with annual IN
terest on SISsS for one year; and on the hrst day OF
April. 1864. the sum Of S55S.OO with annual interest
thereon for one ear.
sheriH's Once, Warren, March 81, Is6O.-SS
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~ A few thou sand plants Of the best r~GTiStIes, cui-
tivAte d for Spring setting, now On hand, and for sale
at loS rates.
The Spring Is by far the best time FOR setting. and
thcse who will attend toit soon. will obtain the choice
Of the plants. and in all probability gather this sea
son, enough fruit to pay for their trouble
Warren. Mar. 81. bO -3N BENZ. STENENS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

The swamp lands in the suburbs of New
Orleans are now being drained, and the cit
liens anticipate thereupOn a speedy extern
sion of the city.
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Thu schonl Master Abroad.

The principalship, of the Youngstown
Union School, is now vacant. A young
man of the right stamp can have the place.
Salary Good.
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ash advertisements.
STRAWBERRIES I!

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed i'm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-21

The Gov, rlor Of IA. has ye-oeI the BIZ
to compel the Clevc. & Pits. K II. Com
u fence It's Ioal in Beaver county.
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TERMS.
CI.TRRT[G

A discount of twenty-five per cent. from
the abofe price will be allowed to CLrB:
ordering four or more copies CT any one OIL
more CT the above works. Thus: FOul
copies Of Blackwood, or of one Review, viii
be sent to one address for 80; four copies
of the four Reviews and Blackwood or $50;
and 50 0 n
81 Remittances should always be ad.
dressed to the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & Co.
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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SPECIAL EXAMINATION
OF SCHOOL

There will be Special EXAMINATIONS Of School
Te1cherS. on Fridays, March 18th and 3Qh, Ead April
18Th and May 18th.
All teachers. who expect to teach summer shoots,
can attend some one Of the aforesaid examinations,
Private examinations cannot he had. and no more
public examinations will De held until next fall.
March 7, '6O. W~HIrTLESEY ADAMS,
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CARD.

As my time as Township Librarian for Warren
Tow nship is about out, l hope all persons having
Books be ong,ng TO the library. will return them i'm
mediately. Viii Young America" think Of this
viu their parents please remind them Of it.
Marrsn. March ~. ls6O.-IW J. @ BUTLER
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Drs. Palmer & Sawyer,

by Otute AuHtOFHy
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, 100000.
Paid up Capital and Surplus, S325,0o0.
WELL sOUTHWoRTH, Pres
LEVI B. BRADLEY, Seey-
This Company has been in operation i've years, and
during this time it has acquired a reputation bur
soundness. promptness and honorable dealing, sec
Ond to no Company in the United States. It's stock
is Owned by the principal men Of wealth and bust
ness in and about New Haven and among them 10
Judge W. W. Rosrdman, known far0rahiy In this
community as a man Of wealth, AID a. q large land
owner in Ohio. THIS COMPANY PAYS PROMPTLY, AND
has NEVER YET LITIGATED ANY LOSS. Mar. Z. ~.
Every business Man should insure Country Mer-
chants will fnd it to their advantage to inJnre in good
Stock Comparies-
Farm property insured l year for X per cent
years for IL per Ct and ) years Tor 2 per CT upon The
amount insured. without premium NotS.
Policies issued on these Companies.
By J. r. AsPER,
Feb. 18Th, ISOa.-lV Agent, Warren. o. :
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II. Z. " ILOOl
GEO. Z. EVA

l think the above is true; have no doubt
of it. LEWIS ii. BO1NTON.
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L OR SALE, One Engine Governor,
Il ne= and con plete; and which will he sold loE.
inquire Of WARREN PACKARD.
MarchsI. go -3w
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~. "
When. as roc. n graf rrl.ey ksiszel upon
ths csunirY thr6ugii ia dO1h;s and 9.ars. Goa
Gsnei Lr as habits and strengthened - Ter
ssaai igterssts and ambitious, i % gss LEAKED
and changed iH erlsr that the nation may haze
ia ,ivst aR,l natural and free drve nEIn~nt' fh-n-
indeed. al Sac wina@efcanirnv-r-y are iett'ose
Ig-.E Us from all Is'inis Of he D,iltcai compass
w see ohi-es and men ntly through haz :.
Inis s.sad dosLtfalsal md liElrt Inc earth
sesR,- Y, he hetying un4rr our feet. and the pat
lars of the nalii- ashrie that protects NJ 10 be
snsIstii,ng befvre aar ey-s. Bat the appointed
end-af all tLis agitation enTEes at last aud al
=ays 8 Atssnablyss he tuHulis Of lac people sub
SID. abe e ,aatry iHe sm-s calm once innrr. aud
then we fnd shat ou9y aur seR-es have been dis
turSed, aud that they have lseirs<sl us-the
GARTH - 6rla IS always b fore. and the wonder-
mi STRUCTURE for whose sIffy we have feared -
anxiou-ly. now mare firmly fKst iiau ever
sliI stands uamJycl. enduring aHl endrrthl.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
Arrivals at the Hotels.

National. William Yates, N. Y; I. h.
Sullivan, Ohio; J. R. Hogg, N. Y. R. N.
Fields, KY; L. Rowe, Charleston; ]. W. Ia
ber, Savannah; A. E. Helmer, Va; G. W.
Yancy, Va; E. Halsey, Va. W. M. Scribner,
Mass. Miss s. s. Barrett, Cincinnati; G.. A.
Myers and lady, Va. Miss Watkins, Va; G..
W. Mason and lady, N. Y; John Thomas, Va.
T. c. Barns, Va. J. Hunter, D. c.; J. Mar.
shall McCue, Va; S. D. Woodbery, Tenn.
J. A. Woodbery, Tenn; G. H. Burns, D. G.
Brown's Hotel-J. Perly, N. Y; J. B.
Brown, Nd; L. B. Barns, Boston; J. B.
Rogers Tenn. G. L. Butler and lady, Me.
S. Hastings, Va; S. R. Bloom, Ga. W. F.
Bromley, Ga; Mrs. Sanders, Ala. DR.. Van
Dyke, Ga; D. W. Moon, G. E. L. Bates, La.
R. Hodges, Ind. A. H. Van Bokken, Ind.
Capt. j. F. Morrison, Va; NJ. Cohen, Va.
J. N. Kindrick, Va. s. T. Sutre, X y.; h
Hart, Va; NJ. F. Mason, Va. J. D. Edward
Mass.
Willards Hotel.-A. Provost and lady, D
c.; Hon. J. s. A. Pruyn, Albany; Hon. A.
Schell, N. Y; F. A. Esty, N. Y; George Farr
N. H.. E. Griffin and wife, Rochester; II. M
Pearce, Boston; S. N. Solomon, N. Y; G. W
Mcclure, N. Y. A. j. Smith, Texas Sen. An.
tonic Flores, Ecuador; s. Bowles and lady
S. Brosins, Bait. Rufus Ingalls,, IS. N. Mrs
Andrews, Miss Andrews, Boston P. Whippl,
and lady, Nd. M. V. B. Stevens, A. 8. Parsonl
and wife, Miss Parsons, Bait. ; A. s. Carter, Mrs
Sherman, Mrs. Hubbard, N. Y; Major snt
Mrs. G. A. Pearson, Miss. A. Il. Roscoe, Nash
vile; H. F. Stickney, Bait. W. d. Bowie, Md
H. c. Spalding, D. c.: John Rice, Philadelphia
L. W. Minor, U. S. N; A. G. Whitcomb, Cal.
Mr.. Taylor, Boston.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
The Lancaster Erpress SAWS !:

1nc LahCaster CIVeSs says
"We notice that Washington correspond.
ent now and then amuses himself by specializing
in regard to the future home Of President
Buchanan-some positively asserting that after
the 4th Of March he will make his home in vir.
ginia. To save the Washington letter writer's
any further trouble on this point we feel dis.
posed to settle it by stating that WheatlAnd,
the Mecca of the political pilgrims in 1856, Is
to remain the home of Ex. President Buchanan.
Some weeks ago, a couple of the subordinates
Of the White House came ON here, and, under
the instructions of Mr.. Buchanan, proceeded TO
put the premises in order for reoccupancy.
Next summer, Wheatland will be more attract.
i've residence than overland, Indeed, no more
beautiful retreat for retired President could
be found in the country than Wheatland. There
Mr.. Buchanan will have a fine opportunity, amid
the inspiration afforded by quiet, invigorating,
picturesque rural retreat, to pursue the literary
labors to which, it is understood, he proposes
to devote the remainder of his days, after va.
eating the White House.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
KIDNAPPING OF FREE NEGROES Savannah,

KIDNAPPING OF FREE NEGRoEs-Sapanndh,
Nou. 23.-It has been rumored here for sew
era days, but discredited, that six free negroes,
seamen, were forcibly taken, on the night Of
the 18th, from the barque N. W. Bridge, ffCum.
berland Island, coast of Camden county, and
were not afterwards heard of.
1t is also rumored that three free negroes,
sailors, portion of the crew of the brig Win.
gold, were taken from the Fernsndins jail, and
removed to parts unknown. The Fernandina
Floridian of the 2lst asserts the truthfulness Of
the report, and attributes the cause to retalia.
tory measures, but condemns the proceedings.
-JadgeP Putnam, in his charge to the grand jury
denounced these acts. The editor Of the paper
says it is probable that the Legislature will
pass an act preventing Northern vessels from
bringing such crews to Florida ports.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
G. W. DUTTON,
BUTCHER AND VICTUALLER.
F stirred, (north side, near Eleventh.

Hee1i KHOTW StueiJ HeF EteUeIHH.
THE subscriber has opened regular Family
l. Market on street, near Eleventh street,
where he is prepared to furnish Meats of all kinds,
Vegetables, Oysters, Butter, Eggs, and every de-
scription Of Family Provisions, for family use,
and respectfully solcits share of the public
patronage
He still continues to carry on the Butchring
business at his stands, No. in the Centre
Market, and No. 46 in the Northern Liberties
Market, where he will always be found on
market days, ready to supply his customers with
choice Meats.
nov as G. ". DUTToN.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

No. lOs Bridge street, Georgetopn, d. G.
VNHE subscriber has constantly on hand q
i large supply of fBOoTS and SHOES, which
will be sold cheap. Persons would do we'll to
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
nov 26 GEORGE GRAY.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

The Raleigh Register concludes leader with
these words
"South Carolina's movements are we'll cal.
culated materially to impair the value of slaves
in the States of North Carolina and Virginia.
Slaves are goiug down in price every day, and
we may expect soon to see South Carolnians
and planters from the cotton States buying
negroes in Virginia and this State at reduced
prices. This is to be the blessing which North
Carolina and Virginia are to derive from .
Southern Confederacy."
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
Paints, Oils, and Window Glass.

T EWIS'S pure White Lead.
- French Zinc, pure.
Sterling White Lead, in tins, at 81 and 50 each
Linseed Oil.
Turpentine, Litharge.
Chrome, Green and Yellow.
0chre, Red and Yellow.
Red Lead, Fire-Proof Paint.
\. Window Glass, all sizes, and Putty.
,yery1ow for cash, by
CHARLES STOTT,
wlm No. 375 Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

AGLooMY WEEK IN Savannah,
Nou. 23.-This has been the gloomiest week in
commercial affairs in this city on record. The
total sales of cotton only amount to 734 bales.
To-day there were forced sales of sterling bills
at 95. There is nothing doing in domestic ex.
changes. Freights to Liverpool for cotton
taken at @l3 80. Arrived to-day, ship Mil.
ton and brig Anderson, from Boston and brig
Antralia, from Wiscasset, Me. t..
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

A young lady, residing at Newburgh, on the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, hav.
ing been disappointed in a love affair, LEFT the
house a few nights since, went to the railroad
track, and having thrown her clothes over her
head, deliberately laid her neck upon one Of
the rails, and remained there until train ran
over her, killing her instantly.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
DIR. DANIEL BREED,

Late Examiner in the Patent Office,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CONSULT
ING CHEMIST,
Seventh street, corner of F, opposite Patent
Office, Washington, D. g.
DR. BREED prapares Papers and Drawings,
- and attends to all business relative to pro-
curing Patents in America and in Europe. He
will give especial attention to rejected applications
and other difficult cases. nov 28
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
ATTENTION, WIDE AWAKES |

You are requested to be present, in uniform,
at the "Wigwam," this (Monday) evening, at
half past seven o'clock. Our German Repub-
lcan friends will be present, for the purpose Of
presenting us with an American flag.
L. CLEPHANE, President.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

THE sTRINGENCY OF THE MONEY
MARKET
Suggests to all the importance Of obtaining the
,oorh cftaeir money.
G. G. EVANS
Has established branch Of his celebrated
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE
478 Pennsylvania Avenue,
And his stock of Literature Is now one of the
largest south of Ph..sdelphis, embracing all the
STANDARD AND MODERN PUBLICATIONS
OF THE DAY, BOTH FOREIGN
AND AMERICAN.
With every purchase
A HANDSOME GIFT Is PRESENTED.
ALL BOOKS on SALE AT REGULAR PUB
LIsHKR's PRI0Ks.
PURCHASERS CANNOT FAIL TO PERCEIVE
the advantages to be derived from obtaining
their books from
THE GIFT BOOKSTORE,
And thus
SECURE A PRIZE
For the amount paid for similar book at other
establishments.
r6- Catalogues containing full particulars Of
our mode of doing business can be obtained
gratis by sending or calling at
OUR STORE,
476 Penn. av., bet. Third and Four and hall
streets. nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
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