davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL,
SUNDAY, August 80. 1853

SUNDAY, August 80, 1853.
Money has been abundant for all the require.
monts of the street during the past week, aud the
decline Of the middle Of the week did not affect
the loan market unfavoraby The rate for money
remained steady at per cent on demand, though
money was left at with old commission houses
and, on the other hand large spectators have
made considerable loans, not TO be disturbed too
soon, AZ T. and in some cases with commission
in addition. This cannot fairly be quoted as any
proof Of growing tightness 10 money, for the same
could be readily obtained ON call at 6; but the
extra per cent s considered as well bestowed In
securing en- Office from the incessant labor of
changing loans where they are Of any considerable
extent. Lenders appear perfectly satisfied with
their side Of the loan business aud borrowers have
'mostly made money enough on their stocks TO
afford any not excessive chargc without feeling H.
The indications arc not favorable 10 any sudden
tuln lathe direction brightness
Gold has gradually risen IRON 12lA 10 1857
during the week, with tall in ths middle Of il Is
l22'4 There = not much speculation in Il: but
thore Is considered 10 be q fair demand OF the
Kind known as legldmaic, which, Ike all other
lusnessef = u rculiiy specula,ive The s'osi
ness q gold for 'ht past lew weeks lsa ocoasionea
sic belief N many quarters 'hnth has nbont forsT
It's natural level in vicw cf thc trade eua naper
money 81 tic country. bat, as no speedy cnd l.
visible 20 the system under whlch We ere living.
the opposite opinion i growing up tbat gold must
take another upward tusn, and maintain il oil "a
higher fgarc with similar seadiuess. The national
banks are quietly getting 70 work, ard their inau.
cnco win ts1elt ID keeping up the presen, state of
tnncs.
review .f The stock market for the pss' week
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
Pert Of New YORK. A-Eass 30, 1853.

ARRIVED.
steamshp Oumbria: Sumner. New Haven for Alexandria
% ship SIRIUS }sTe@, wsnke Havana 10 aays with sugar
Brig Lucres, Brown Msu.on So days with fruH TO c&
Peters 18th inst lat 50 ~ Ion r. passed ship South
ig Troubsdor of 81 John NB,. Matthew'S ssi % days
~ 4, ; s Ssr,ss
Brig aws LoEry Aux cAyes 20 days. with loswood and
Rris Lara Iinsho%; aquin, 10 days with ioswood And
Brig Lapwing tRrl cremar. 81 ychn NB II days with
pas;srH ar;y g. Nesas ,n ssnco, ssn -, u
sshr M9iameros Iot Sss,sn & Erc Russell MAtamord 30
sssr WIN cousins B.i. Mssasues PR. I, days. with su-
- ssSs @ Queen q Clipper ysr,. Davidson windsor Ms
schr Arthur Kelly Pryor Fort cinod days. Ia ballast
sar Susan scranton Lervey aeorsetown no. Tor Erase
port
scbr Amanda Hamilton Bangor, l2 daya.
ssSr Ss%"'s s 'si1 ssss NSssIs sIs' EosSa. sSs,.
z schr Henry Clay. Dslsuo. New Bedford,
Schr Ellen Rodmsn. Bowman, New bedford. Ii n
ssr ssSr EisseA ss.:s Assss asss ssrsss'
Sohr Orlando Smith, Barber; Providence.
Ss sss S0sns see9.nss nssfsepi fS1 %Sda
schr Samuel Nash. Appleby, rreyldcnce.
sssr ssS Mese ca%p aSprs a.ss DssS, Fod''s e.
aSv ssT GsSrs' "a. Va, E., 1ss dsSSpo
Steamer Frank. Shropshire. Philade'ph,a.
Steamer Kingbshcr kye. Providence 4 n
Steamtug 6vernor Alexander. Baltimore Via Hampton
Roads SO hours Towed the Is eunboa Mackinaw from
this port 10 Baltimore.
RErvnyEn- Brig Camilla tcf Lyme. E) PITTS. hence 2Gh
inst for Cork for orders with cargo OF ran returned for
repairs. having 18th inst 200 miles Of Sandy Hook expe
reAced heavy gale from SW during which lnst sails rig
beam ends and causing her TO leak badly chokcd pumps
t w BELOW.
ssp mpsrs SsSsin; esP sG% tysrpoo with mde and
Ship Elise Mahiide (Brem), Nordcnholdt from London
July IT,
Rark Artizan (Br), 40 days from England.
Bark Mary Edson.
Also one bark aud two brIgs, unknown
EAUED. N4
29t-Steainers Dudley Buck Sa,vor; ship Frednas; bark
Congn brigsJ Nevns, Wilmington. Brous Pride; echr
E&HA.
30th Steamer Constitution.
Wind AZ sunset NNw.
The New York herald., 1863-08-31

Bark urrao, OF Sandwich, was spoken Jy.i, at "a n
ienuei Rutd, from Boston Tor Smyrna, Aug IA,
:" Foreign Ports.
BR,sro, Avg ls-Arr Biancs. ryoss.
sss.sI Avg ls-Arr Ana Ana .usp..a ~ gs.ns Nyss Mys.s M
Ese. Aug As sas maeor Dsnsesb xyos
ne @ saas aS Ksa sss no as ;csf o
nIane in d,s.ress steamers Elizabeth Wilmington Nc ri
CIxsrcnoos, Aug a-Arr bark PHO, Fish, Tbes.rup. Port
CAnonsAs Laiy I5-sla briss c Ring Huntey. Havsna;
Alnon haws Awe Dsan o pocs syor I'm I,,.
soSs1srd london les sfsrs l,'', N "''' 'N'''
SSsT. ss SYss Sss
iaasuRs Aug i AR cenaren XYorf '''N'
IAv.sa Aug s l.mArr barss = Chiffon, penae' Msn'ua;
Sid ian, Lah slch Bonaoa. s,gua Cid 18th, bark
Snsy My.nrooI. snr, Eass Aus 'sGr dor, Yycrk
S o pp Bs ss SYN a fG y se ro
M AZ Sy psde Carer R'eao' s'A
assss SSs iT A"s ,ai. R ESol Rsss sF'Fs
sSai, Aug No Am vessel IN p1g'.
s,sgs brig Ms,,,a ss ErsyS,@w SSOfs
American Ports.
n AZ. sn. Peaasran ar rt NJ ass am
10 oa sS s spsisse s1 se cGI s Ss sd
ash.--irr bark springbok NYors
BRISTOL Aus 2s-Arr schr r W Thorne Davis Port
ToRT clIyGn; Ela. Aug ss-,a port sohr john epin.
pAiL RIVER. Aug 8-Arr sears Oregon Pratt. NYork;
uBLC Ang lsArr s.h,s Gen Peavey, Fsnning. Syork;
e4ih. Shooting Star. Marshall Nrofk
lppor s6i6 waiting wind bark Eba, Pe,'eng for Gns
KEw ORLEANS, Aug is-Arr brig N.nsaug Davis. New
bark Liius, Cummings SYogk.
I9ih-arr shipsc 6 bunCan. Eas'c Boston: Hoeomqei,
Philadelphia; schr 0kolons Wheeler do. Be.ow harEs
@;I % ssS
from Hilton Head; Br sarans CoserIl Mattress from
and l. n Wilder, from Malaworcs.
NEwposT g g sa s sas ears Tr .s9. o A a
New Bedford for NSork: spl,pad, Bar;ev ssndvs.h or
asth AMans schrs Jane Loud Esaselhporf for Be.lor;
Chan pcn Lloyd Providence for do ,or NYoskl; MaI.sn
cl'd port ier Boston Mor BENTON Tor Fbse
MaSih.. Bss,er Geaceser or rni.aslphis carisIs
RIDER do Henry csston Mhro Fan .iyer for NYors: sas
fiiIIIpELpHIA Aug 40 AN-,rr scbrs pocahonta..
Jones Croweil Boson; > K Ivan. Hanmnnd; Gardiner.
aser Boston brig Russian, Toohsser do schr Hannah.
PORTLAND. Aug 2s-Ar scars Gold Fish, Crockett New
iomse sherwood KNyor Cla bars Sarah Nisleis Yies
els Cardcnas brig Alayela Reed Pniadepha Ocean
..PRovipEScE: Ans ss-Arr steamer Eingasher N,e.
NYork' schrs Alex Young Young and Straton Holmes
Philadelphia; Chase Mills Port Ewen; Caroline Wilson
cssse Kaops Sid sehSs Ann Broan Brown; Msaass
Crapmer; Hannah wlets Parsons, and Bucna Vista Phi
ps oc os s Ssor FSss SsS. ans Ms
New Haven, Glover, and " Chaplin. Farnhsm. do Enea
Pxwfrc KET, xas ss-sid sshrs rsaSe,h Brown Phi.
II Pray Pray NYorx -
.-sToSIxafoN Aug ss-A schr Coral Kent YYors for
NTSroS Aug 27.-sld .chr. II W Morse Benton. phin.
delphia; ',ames Nelson Burt Eltaheihpors; soop clio
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
HElsceIIancOus.

SHIP JOHN ALHLRT Becker. at Boston from Cadz, had
westerly wind mos OF the passage and In lat 49, Ton 49,
perienced weather. which abe had buwarks
store, split sails and received other dcmage.
scHR MINNIE ARNOLD. Mckenzie from New York for Mar
Unique put into st Georges Bermuda previous 16th
in dsre having lost foremost, tcpmass &C. In thunder
storm on the 7th Aug +
The following table gives asummafyef ths vessels chs
haTbors OF New York, Boston. Philadelphia Ransre.
and New Orleans the latest accounts from each or hoss
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
DANCING ACADEMIES.
REMOVAL.

pypoVAt,-A RENOvAIs-A REMOVAL
~ Ihe oliest enth renl !,
"a SIXTH avenue where aides AMI cck oaa ohair t ~
lociac prs~s ref cast Oh wcaviug Arparel --Fn,r
IA ksg FOR from ~ !, t25 for eaa,s fror e. -
q for rant. a.,o ,.rt .aye ys 4e no.a
by posi- punc'nsfy assoe ~ y ~ Nrs slFK ELS fore
ttndsf b, br Mr Ntpaptss trapsafi onaaentaiiy
DBNoyAL -. J., fA0LEFoE, DENTIST. A cTts.
IN tot pace near Un'versy riace, higaih slrcsi NJ ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
(yHowDER AND oLAM BAKE-Ar THR wAvERLEY
~ Hotel Tuesday. september L.. Spoon exercise
mences at O'CLOCK
ltI BCURGH begs leave 20 inform hs friends
quainances that he has leased Military No. 1893
Bowery. and having thoroughly re1ed prepared
70 accommodate Parties Balls &c: Dinners, Suppers Cot
let for Balls Parties Drs Lodges and public Meetings
MILK PRoDUCERss TAKE NoTICE--IN ACCORD
Nl ance with resolution adopted at the meeting milk
producers held In New YORK March 1885, The second
meeting Of the Union Mix Producers Associa
York, Thursday, Sept 1853 All Interested In the pro
dncon and sale OF milk invited 70 be present II
pecied that constitution and bylAws will be adopted and
the association made permanent institution
JoHx. r. FLAoLsR. Secretary.
KTEw YORK LIQUOR DEALERS 'soCIETY.-A REGU-
IN meeting OF this Society will be held at the Metppo-
Titan $50 Hester Tuesday evening 6ertem
ber |. At eight O'Clock BY order w rxaa p,..,..,,
JOHN RocERs, Recording Secretary.
T r. MEAGHRR CLUB.-THE MEMBERS or THE
deceased brother member. Thomas ODonne, this mon.
dAy afternoon. At O'Clock. from his late residence 100
East TWENTY sixta street Tho members Will assemble al
their club rooma 1877 Bowsry A. ec,Sek s.,.,.r
RIO gAILoRs, EOTfCE.-THB WORKING sTAILORs'
Trade Protective Union win hold special pubic
meeting this Monday, evening. August 81 in Social Re
form Hai ssl 9rand street, % devise means
"" RobERT CRnME' Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
RESrhURs,Ts.

NrUXiCE 10 THR OFFICERS nY arg ApeY-
~ Restaurant lhrfen, ani - Am slrcr, near Bsr.
dfaners ~ f rrnts in ihe French asyn sNn rtai
ventaa tos,s mrsi snt tesstr,; 5tsaslas AZ ~
tlhNfre irewrh winea ent btanies rofc4at4 pFict
81 ---A L-- ri Sc -,--.n.. Aan-- N -n.-
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
WATCHES, JE,, rrnY, &C.

f,ASu rnrp For pts~0xps. prhKfs AxD tSpu
u camel Mar shsws Je0-er N fur sser
bagrslr., slrsi s1s per ceaI oHoe hours ons IRON
- :. = a v. iaUAs Diamond nroser. slt nroeaTay.
rAfAMQrDs, CID GOLD AND slrvrR-yr Gun .',
~ - LOUIS ANRlCN, 113 icoatw4y units y. ~ cfs--
Nok Hotel xos wii ree.ifc ~ per cert rfoae 49, Sr
chfg ps1rc Ia n "a city Ter Diamonds, old coo
viioot hsins eser1lel M tAar oher rnfs ~ eAsnsns
ne PAYS IL riy ansahic money. Camels Nsr ~.
kaas ~ sces kari b3aghf " We ntAs -
Gas tesn = sear, sss9' skst "a fsw S~A es"S-"t -
Le1ttwAFs
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
BILLIARDS.

CRfFfIrHs IMPROVED PATENT CUSHIONED IA.
" hes can Only be bought a. HI factory Orders hv ua
lf6 Fulton street
TUE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE,
approved and adopted ~ nc hiari Congress OF ioo3
The Dcst aud only reliable bUart tables manufactured
Bas tues aud evcrv Article reinhr 10 billiards for
by PHELAN CoIlENDFR. corass of Crosby and surng
strcets New YORK. -
lNANTrD-TWo coon SECOND HAND BILLIARD
w Tables address jas wlliiaas. Bsookyn Post ohce
ltrANrED TO pvR-HASE-Two SECOND HAND
w Tables lor casif inneiiNiey: w n O1rfhs4 r1krr
preferrvd. Adlfess Walter 7. Liaaey. Herald once
The New York herald., 1863-08-31

MUSICAL-PIANO. GUITAR AND SINGING IN.
lu ssrnc,ion, by Professor wATsoN-Circul nj Cur
ney'r. TT Broadway; CHICKERING'S CJ2 Broadway: Cor.
dons 5s Boadway Lcighies 4zi Broomc street aud At
,he tcschers residcnca No varck place suan street.
between Blocker and Houston
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
PROPOSALS.

LxEcUTIvE COMMITTEE OFFICE, JULY -, lsa--
~ Ms,l sonmuncaisn between Jamaica and the tinted
The doyernOr and Executive Committee win receive
soassc, ~ With them ior the IL ca ves q
am Ss % ss Y6r f % ~ q n.d Maf s
and pursuant provions the acts of
a ysSs s ss sGsps su ss g " s sss
ard - Victoria chapter Ian act In aid Of the Aforesaid q
Tue erSs and conditions i,cuainr The period FOR which
sss SSS5 .ssS1 ss'
New York or al THIS ocs Tenders this service ara
S and sn' @ .ss TO The Executive
Il mel under Lake Michigan. two miles ong for the ctr
: o's orsrcs or rmr BoARp or runLic wongs.
cnicAoo. Angus -, islA
DAY. sspssmSsr D q, ii ococi NJ ., whss tine lie
sSss M nss. ss ssr Ss0ss @ ~ s s r.
orck tunnsl. feet diameter cscndis fr,rn
s ss Sss n Sss q & @ @s s
n and ass q and @ pans sss ss s Il sea
anss wh y = ,nc plans and "a seecaes for aog sa
The board woad prefer 10 c, the entire work T. one
Tractor or con any bri VII tscsye sepsiats roeoe. sr
and for the east lrul cyrndcrs for lake shat
% ss as psssS S sG 1 lie sSS s% PCS s
mo sla. mas, ee s,aed and mus, b. accompanied Was
II 1S VIM IKE ss n @ ss s Sd Il @
~ sDSa. 9s; Be 3, E s' sosrf e Pubic "0
Satisfactory for tha faithful prffonanee o has
crn,ed, HssN q. r. CiNDELE
FRED. LkkL
n a SGfFRMAN
y . @..ta. sa Board OF rashc Worss
no cosTRACToRs,--sEAIfD PROPOSALS wJuraB
aes Ssd ass Il Hai. q. VI yss sS so sss vta sr @ ss
coauty spccaeasons Ray h ~ aslressps nadef-
gfynsi prorasafs fr walkA II Other material t4n er
vl 10 e,ns,serea TIE sl9r- frus'e-s rFerTrhT fNf Ia
eetany alpoposs Aei "se,aca 1er hs eHvnn as 90
~ ohsirn m 81 Connl'ys On streets ma Sissrrsn
The New York herald., 1863-08-31
sPoR ting.

nOls FOX .Ai.k.--oNE LARsE. kBWF0uNDLAND
~ Dog ons AZ oi Bun 1erriers psye breed. Also
rar OF scot letf enc fnF % SLACK and Tau 1errier
ouenot ekrefd az seven pounds hAndaquc
rier esceadng ghtronnds thr pess breed Aud
exocicnt raters. ApPy 70 JOAN =. RAY II Rooaeyek
street, brst ioos. W'
I,RsScIs Butler no srEcDrrfP mas ALLruR
IT choice brcsssior ,ale ana sres Bailers Infsuoc
Msnro cnfe snf Ne. Eytrtnnrot. 70 esa,s per hot =
rfscrs New Wcrs. ~ Dcs8toArteA t-rinea. ae Mod
zines fof all diseases
NOR sALE--A scHocSEn YArgd FfFTFgs PoNs
fegiser. wrlt t1nui n crerv respect. VIII - 30 =
f,fFafa katly = RROWs TOBIY toai raNspss )
= ~ fe@f jag oi ft.s#tNA it,1. Las fffay.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03
The Doctor and the Sexton.

A good story is told of a doctor in
Beverly, who was somewhat of wag.
He met, n day in the street, the
sexton, with whom he was acquain-
ted. As the usual salutations were
passed, the doctor happened to cough.
Why, Doctor" said the sexton,
"you have got a cold. How long
have you had that"
"Look here, Mr.--" said the
doctor, with a show of Indignation,
'what is your charge for intermentsP
"Nine shiIlings, was the reply.
"Well," continued the doctor, "just
come into my Office, and l will pay
it. 1 don't want to have you round,
SO anxious about my health"
The SEXTON was soon even with
him, however. Turning to the doc
tor, he replied:
@Ah, Doctor, 1 cannot afford to
bury you yet. Business has never
been so good as it has since you be-
gan to practice"
Since the above conversation, Meth
er party has ventured to joke at the
expense of the other.-Lynn Neps.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

Mrs. P~ARTINGToN ON WEDDINGs.-It
is a solemn thing is matrimony-a
very solemn thing-where the min
isior comes into the %chancery with
his surplus on, and goes through the
ceremony of making them man and
wife. 1t ought to be husband and
wife, for it isn't every husband that
turns out to be a man. L declare l
never shall forget when Paul put the
nuptial ring on my finger and said,
with my goods / thee endow.' He
used to keep a dry goods store then,
and I thought he vas going to give
me the whole there was in it. L was
young and simple, and didn't know
till afterwards that it only meant
one calico gown a year. 1t is a lovely
sight to e young people plighting
the trough as the song says, and
coming up to consume their VOWS"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03
CT N B E G
FAMILY

Are prepared under the immediate supervision Of
a skllltul Physician, and they may be relied upon In
all cases.
The intelligence of the community is not insuIted
By the offer OF a single medicine which claims to
cure ALL DISEASES, but the Gr8fenberg Remedies
consists OF eleven different medicines, all unequalled
in the cure Of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended, among which may be selected one appTO-
and climate.
E5-THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind Of Pills in the world
zEGRKFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is an infallible remedy for all Female diseases
GTHE UTERINE CATHOLICON will also
cure Gravel, diseases OF the kidneys, urinary din
culties in males.
ETH GRRFENBERG SARSAPARILLA is
by far the most powerful and efieaeiOus compound
%THE GRRFENBERG DYSENTERY SYR-
UP is a certain and quick remedy for all diseases of
the bowels-Priee so cents.
E9-THE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails to permanently relieve this distressing dis
9Th GRRFENBERG CHILDREN'S PAN
ACEA is an invaluable compound in all diseases in
Es-THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY IS a sovereign specific for this particular
disease-Priee so cents.
OINTMENT exeels all other salyes in its curative
e~feets-Price2 cents.
RS-THE GRRFENBERG CONSUMPTIVE,S
BALM affords the most astonishing relief in all pull
mOnary eOmplaints-Priee 50 a bottle. Es-An emf
nent Physician of New York, states that he has
known the GrRfenberg ~COnsumptve's Balm used
with great success in DrOpsy. Our own experience
RETHE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
pared-Priee % cents.
1-THE \ LOTION is IN
paralleled in all or diseases Of the eye
Price % cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

A soldier who can get off a laugh
over the loss of a limb, must be of
pretty good stuff. Passing along one
of our thoroughfares a few days since,
we met a poor soldier who had lost
one of his limbs in battle, slowly walk
ing on his crutches. A friend meet
ing him cried, 81 say, Jim, how is it
that you went away with two legs
and came back with three" Oh, be-
dad, l made fifty per cent on it % was
the reply.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

Lord Palmerston and the Bishop of
Oxford were spending Sunday in the
same house, and Lord Palmerston
proposed taking the Bishop to church
in his carriage, but the later declined,
preferring to walk. Rain came on,
and in passing the Bishop walking
through the storm, Lord Palmerston
looked out from the carriage and
said:
How blest is he who meier consents
By i'll advice to Wall"
To which Bishop Wilberforce re-
piled
Nor stands in sinners's way, nor sfs
Where men profanelytalk."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

As Tom and his wife were disputing
one day
Of their personal traits in a b~antering
way,
Quoth she: Though my wit you
disparage,
Pm certain, dear husband, our friends
will attest,
That, compared with your own, my
judgment is best
Quoth Tom: so they said at our mar
riage."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03
SALE.

Henry A. Dubois
vs. In Court Trum. Com. Pleas.
Cyrus Bosworth ct all
By virtue of a third alias order of sale, issued out
OF the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull County
Ohio, in the above case, I shall offer at public sale,
at the Court House in Warren in said County on
Saturday, h 9Th day of June, 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
!. \. of said day the following described real es-
tate, TO wit: Situate in the township of Weathers-
bounded north by 81 O-100 acres. part of the late
Bosworth farm, east by said lot, and the Mahcning
hiveT, south by IS acres of land, now occupied by
ship line. Containing within said bounds 60 5000
acres OF land Appraised at S14 per acre. Subject to
us proporuon Of a mortgage in favor of the State of
Connecticut Of about SIC per acre. Terms Cash.
Sherifss Office Nav G.. 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

"When a man takes more pleasure
in earning money than in spending it,
says a popular writer on economy,
she has taken the first step towards
wealth" This is good in its place,
but it may be well to be reminded
that when q man takes more pleasure
in boarding money than in doing good
with it he has taken a long step to.
ward perdition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

A rector in England, who was so
unfortunate as to give out that on
a certain day he would perform
the marriage ceremony gratis in hon
or of the late royal marriage, had the
pleasure of uniting in the bonds of
matrimony forty couples.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03
The. Sword andthe Plow.

The Sword cans down to the red brown field,
Mhere the Pillow to the furrow hesved and keeled
And IL looked so proud in its ~jingling gear,
Said the Plow to the Sword-"What brings you
heref"
Long years ago, ere I was born,
They doubled my grandsire up one morn,
10 forge q share for you, and now
They want him back" said the Sword to the Plow.
The red-brown field glowed a deeper red,
q the CLEAN of War Ger the landscape sped:
The sabres flashed, the cannon roared,
And side By side fought the Plow and the Sword.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03
THE STATE OF OHIO.

Gu, In Probate Court. }
Seymour Pew. Administrator of Philip Baker,
deceased.
Margaret Baker, Levi Baker, Amos Baker, Isaac
Baker, John Baker, Emanuel Baker, Leah Bailey.
and Henry Bailey, husband of said Leah, Lydia
kistler, and Daniel Kistler. husband of said Lydia,
Lucy Ann Clinite, and John Clinite. husband of
said Lucy Ann
The above named Defendants are hereby notified
that on the oath day of February, A. D. 1868, the
above named plaintiff. filed in the Probate Court
said defendant Margaret Baker is the widow of said
Philip, deceased, that the other defendants are heirs
at law of said Philip, that said Philip IN his lie
time on the 9TH day of December 1853. made and ex-
| ecuted a written covenant with an Amos Baker, by
the terms of which he agreed TO sell 70 said Amos,
the following described lands to wit: known as be,
ing part of lot Nc. 8, in Lordstewn township. in said
County, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a
post in the center of the Levlttsburg road, thence
rods. and three-tenths $40 of a rod, thence east
~forty-six 46 rods to the Leyittsburg road, thence
south along the center of said road to the place of
beginning, in and for the sum of $50 to be paid At
the death of said Phillip. that afterward to wit
Jan; 18th ls6S, said Amos conveyed all his interest
to Samuel ID; Bailey, who fterward paid to this
plainth all the amount due on said contract. and
has become entitled to a deed for said land.
Inat sang fhItllp Baker while in full life. to wit:
December 9TH, 1859, executed q written contract. by
when ne agreed to sell and convey to John CLinite.
the following lands, situated in Lordstown, Trum-
TO wit: Known as part of lot No fhree IN IN said
township, and bounded as follows: Beginning at
me west side Of land owned by George Longmore,
thence south along said line nineteenQ9)rods thence
west along the north line of lands owned by
John M~snnemaker, nineteen 40 chains and fifty
three Inks to the Levittsburg road, thence north
along the center of said road twenty-four and one
half C2419 rods, thence east to the place of begin
ming, In and for the consideration of $400, to be paid
at the death of said Phillip, that said Phillip has
paid said sum, and is entitled to a deed. Said con-
tracts binds said Phillip on the payment Of saidsums
OF money TO make deeds of said lands to respective
purchasers. The prayer Of said plaintiffs petition
Is for leave 10 execute said real contracts, BY max
ing proper deeds and for proper relief Said peti- |
ton will be for hearing on the 9th day of June, A. !
ID. 1865, atoneoiclOck P. NJ, at theProbate Court0f- |
fee, Warren Ohio. HUTCHINS & F0RRISTT.
May 27th, 1963-4W Attorneys. |
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

Corporal punishment has generally
a hardening effect on the minds of
both old and young. A blacksmith
brought up his son to his own trade.
One day the old Vulcan was attemp-
ting to harden a cold chisel, but could
not succeed. "Horsewhip it father"
exclaimed the youth, eff that will
not harden it, nothing will"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

A French bishop, in a sermon re-
Gently ministered a philippe to erin
oline wearers /: "Let women beware
(said he) while putting on their pro-
fusive and expansive attire, how mar
row are the gates of Paradise"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-03

Mother it strikes me you are very
lazy just now How dare you say
so why, don't you see, Pm making
bread Indignantly returned the la
dy. True, but that's neither more
nor less than lOafnq.'