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Condition of south.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 20

NEW 1ORk, aug. ~.
The Times has a long letter from Brig
adler General Seymour, lately a prisoner
at the South, upon the present aspect OF
affairs in the South. based upon his form
er knowledge of affairs in that section,
and his recent observations.
He states that the rebel cause is fast
failing from exhaustion. and that all we
need is men to give crushing preponder'
ance TO our armies. Tens of thousandI
of lives are lost because our array o.
strength is disproportionately less thar
that against which we are battling
Everywhere we meet on nearly equa
terms, where we might well have four tt
me The cost to us of blood and treas
ure of a long war can scarcely be fore
seen. The economy of such an effort a
the glorious North should put forth would
be infinite.
The South will fight as long as tn,
struggle is equal; it will submit TO sucl
preponderance as We should show in the
field.
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HOmIcides.

Whether it is one of the results of war
that men delight to carry deadly weapons,
become familiarized with thoughts of
blood, and are led to value life lightly, or
whether civilization is really going back
ward, and the dark ages are returning
upon us, is difficult to decide, but that
ARRAYS in which deadly weapons are used,
and often with fatal effect, are becom-
ing alarminglv frequent, is Il melancholy
truth. Scarcely a newspaper can be
found which does not contain an account
of some bloody collision between men in
which one OF both parties use weapons,
and strike at the lives of their opponents.
This is the case all over the free states
which were formerly so free from such
crimes, and especially is it true of the
western states. In this vicinity, more
homicides nave been committed within
the last few months than ever were in
any ten years before, since the settlement
of the country
let US recall then. Edward Brush, of
Pittsburg, shot Michael Fee, at the Ma
honing R. R. Station, in this town
Brush was held to bail in a large sum and
forfeited the bond. A young man some
Il or Is years Old, killed an old man
(names ~forgotten,) at Ohlton. The muir
derer fed and was not arrested. A short
time since Frank U. Robbins shot James
Ward, at Niles, and this week we publish
another, the shooting of Henry Miller,
by Allen Clark in Braceville.
These sad instances of the effect of I'M
governable passions should rouse the
attention Of all, to the danger of carry
ing deadly weapons.
The men who committed these crimes
were not worse than ordinary men, but
they had in their hands the means to
take human life, just st the moment
when their worst passion were aroused.
when the reason of the man had yielded
to the fierce anger of the animal.
Nh. Brush was a very young man only
SOlnS 10 VI ~ years ohus BchciONos anu
full of kindly impulses, but when excited
by drink, and quarr9ng. he took the life
of a fellow man, made a wife a widow,
children fatherless. plunged his own. high
ly respectable family in deepest distress,
and carries in his heart until the hour of
his own death, remorse and fear.
the young man at 0hlton was said to
be a wild youth. and inclined to indo.
lence, but not worse than thousands of
his own age, but he has gone forth with
the mark of Gain upon his brow. The
momentary pressure of his finger upon
the trigger of his gun. placed it there, to
burn for ever.
Of Robbins and Clark, we will only say,
as they have not as yet undergone legal
examination, that both are of most re-
spectacle and ~peaceable families, n a
young, generous, kind hearted but pas
sionate man, and the other one of the
most quiet peacable, middle aged men in
the country. Had they been unarmed
at the times of their fatal ARRAYS, their
victims would have been alive, to day,
themselves free men, and their families
and friends would not have been sorrow
stricken.
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A Man Shot.

On last Tuesday night, some young men
and boys gathered together about the
house of Mr.. Allen Clark of Braceyille,
whose daughter had just been married.
with the. intention of annoying and in.
sulting the family by a chavivair or bell
ing" as it is called. Mr.. Clark expostu
lated with them, and warned them to de,
ssist, but they PERSISTED in the attempt,
when he brought out a loaded shot gun,
fired it, and the charge of shot entered
the head of Mr.. Henry Miller, killing
him instantly.
Mr.. Miller leaves a wife and children.
Clark is an elderly man, and has always
heretofore been a very quiet, peacable cit
izen.
The practice of belling newly married
people is nuisance and one which should
be abatedl by law, and no man who has
any respect for himself will be engaged
in it, but it will not justify homicide.
The ARRAY is a sad one, being misery
and pain to two families and sorrow to
the friends of both.
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Ladies NATIONAL Covenant.

EDS CHRosIcLE-The ladies of South.
ington have dcue themselves credit in
collecting ninety-Six signatures to the La
dies National CoYeaant; the names sre
appended to a pledge of their w chooz-
ing. and the number Is forwarded tc
Washington to swell the list which i;
being made out there. The badge in the
form of a bee, can be obtained la NV
York, 2Os Broadway, price 81, or So pei
dozen. 1t can also be had in Warren in
"a very short time.
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Senator Wilson's Denial.
BosFoN. Aug. %

BOSTON, u ~.
Senator Wilson publishes a note denv-
ing sIl the reports to the effect that he is
mixed up with any proposition for an arm
istice with the rebels. He says no puplic
man connected with the administration
is in favor of an armistice. I personally
know that President Lincoln and all the
members of his Cabinet have undoubted
faith in the success of u armies, and
the complete triumph of our cause, and
with this belief they will pursue the
most vigorous measures to raise money
and men TO carry IN the war.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMRUIL. CnITNTY


ADMINISTRATIVE of
Porter Barnes, II r
vs..
Efie NJ. Barnes, ct al.
On Saturday. the 18th day of September, A. ID.
1864. between the hours of one and four p. NJ. OF
said day. In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court, of said County Of Trumbull, 1 will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. the following described
lands. situate in Warren Township. Trumbull Co,
Ohio. and known as part of lot No. twenty one (1]
in said Township. bounded on the north BY Lane
Street, in the village of Warren, on the west BY the
west line of lands decided by John Crowell. .to
james Crawford, south by lands owned at his de.
cease, byJohn b. Harmon. and by lands,owned by ia.
cob Perkins. at his deeease. and east by said land
Of Jacob Perkins. and by the Warren and Champi-
on road. being lands formerly conveyed by John
Crowell. to. james Crawford, less q portion thereo
conveyed by said Crawford. to said Perkins. anS
contains as is supposed TO contain five acres Of land
Said lands will be sold, subject TO the dover estate
Of Eliza A. Barnes, of one and three-fourths acre.
of land. which has been set of to her, from the cas-
end of said tract. including the house and BARI
thereon.
Appraised subject to dover at s.. 900 and will b,
sold on the premises. Payments. one-third in hand
balance in one and two years. with interest. and Sc
cured on the premises, by mortgage.
ELIZA A. BARNES.
Aug. l0.-4w. Adm'x. of Porter Barnes, de-
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The coal miners employed in the vari
Gus banks about Pittsburg are on anoth
err strike. Not content with five cents {
bushel, which is equivalent to five dollar
per day, the miners now demand sever
cents. A number of the Pittsburgh iror
manufacturer have closed their mills, par
TALLY on account of the strike, but chiefly
in order to make up their annual settle
ments.
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Fatal Accident.

Mr.. Charles Pendleion a breskmsn on
THE A. & @. ". R. R. was fatally injured
at Leavittsburg, on Tuesday Of last week,
while engaged in coupling some cars to-
igether. Mr.. Pendleton was a resident of
Franklin Mills, and was about Il years
old.
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The peace snesks' were holding a con
vention at Syracuse yesterday. Like Sa-
tan in the Book of Job, Vallandigham
came slso.' They seem to be in some
confusion about the Chicago Convention.
A proposition was made to make it over
to the McClellanites, and go in only as
GdvisOries. This forebodes mischief of the
" harmonious Democracy"
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New YORK Produce Prices Current

For lots as tksv arrive from the country. Reported
expressly for WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE, 6p
Messrs. W. 3. Mcclure d Co., strictly CoaRis-
sion Merchants, No. go Fulton s., Nelo York.
We quote for the week ending Aug. 2. as follows;
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An Interest In the war.

Mrs. Sarah Robinson of Rowland ma:
just learned the fate of her son W. R
Hull. He was killed at the battle o.
Gettysburg on the Sd of July, 1868, aged
q years. Another son Jasper n. Hull
dieda at Hilton Head, s. C. Sept. 30th, 1868
Another son is in the 9th Ohio Cavalry
and has re-enIisted for three years. Be
sides these. she has two step sons in the
I4th Pennsylvania Inf, INT son-in-law il
the 9th Michigan Inf, and fourteen neph
sews in other regiments.
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NHRRIFF'S SALE.

Nathan PaltEgrof
VS.. I'm ITuIH Co. common Pleae
John MuTberger STALL
By virtue Of an alias order of sale. issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas. of said County Of
Trumbull, in the above case, and to me directed
and delivered, l shall expose to public sale at the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1854.
and between the hours of / and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day the following real estate to-wit: Sitlate
in said County of Trumbull, in the village Of War
rem, and is known by the whole of lot No: twenty:
nine Co in the Peas plat as recorded in Trumbull
County records Book Of Maps A. page 45. be the
same more or less. Kown more generally as the
German Church property, in said village. Apprais-
ed at $4,000. Terms cash.
jyls JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
~ 0E DEAL mi pEpc0NA

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
N OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
of Trumbull County. Ohio, 1 will offer for Sale at
Public Auction on
Friday, the ed day of September, 1854,
at 10 o'clock. A.. NJ. on the premises in Newton
east by Canal street.. on the west BY the Mahoning
River. on the North by the south line of lot No. 50,
on the south by q lot of Mrs. Alexander Clark, con-
tanning one-half an acre of land, more or less. hay-
ing a dwelling house. barn, wagon makers shop.
with q stationary horse power and other fixtures
thereon. Terms, one-third cash, the balance in
day Of confirmation. Payments to be secured by
notes. secured by mortgage on the premises. APP
praised at S550,00.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold
Blacksmith Tools. Wagon Makers Tools. q lot OF
Lumber. and other articles too numerous to men,
ton. Terms made known on day Of sale.
= H. ROBBINS.
Aug. s,-4W. Admir- of Joseph Brown. decd.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

VI In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, Ohio, made July 18th.
ls64.in the case Of Michael Keek, Guardian of Ma
~ Alice Keek. sLois Ward; tbs undersigned will
of two and four o'clock p. NJ. of said day. at the
premises, offer at public sale the following real es-
tate: situate in Liberty. Trumbull County, Ohio,
one hundred acres known as the dover estate Of
Mary Herring, in said Township. widow Of George
Herring, deed, and said undivided ninth to be sold
subject to said Dover. Terms one third in hand,
the balance in two equal annual payments.
MICHAEL KICK,
Guardian Of Mary Alice Keck.
july2OAw Geo. F. Brown, Atty for Plf.
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There is an excess of females over males
in five States in the Union. Connecticut
has 5000, Massachusetts, $1,000, New
Hampshire 1000, New York 1000, and
Rhode Island 5000. In Pennsylvania
the numbers are nearly equal
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CARRIAGES


In this village, on the 10th inst, by Rev. E. A
johnson. Capt. CORREL SMITH Of the 18th o
v. L. and Miss JENNIE FITCH of Warren.
In Warren. on the 18th inst. by Rev. e. Brown
Mr.. HENRY A. WEIR, and Miss SUSUN HOFF-
MAN.
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The statement that Secretary Fessen
den intends resigning is without found.
alton. A senator from Maine is to be
chosen next winter, and it is understood
that he prefers, as to the people O
Maine, that he should be cleo ted anoth-
er term.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Daniel Hitchcock
VS.. In Trumbull Common Pleas.
Jeremiah Lester.J
By virtue of an order of sale, issued out Of the
Court of Common Please ofTrumbullC County, Ohio,
in the above case. and to me directed. and deliver
ed, 1 shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House. in Warren, on
On Saturday, h 18th day OF August, '64,
between the hours of one o'clock and 4 o'clock P.
NJ. of said day. the following described real estate
to-wit: The undivided one-6fth interest in four
acres Of land, situate in Mecca township. Trumbull
County, Ohio. being part Of~lotnumber thirteen C3)
in the Kingsbury tract $50 called being the same
cock. Appraised ats. Terms cash.
SHERIPY's OFFICE, Warren. July IL, 1854.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
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DUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons who hold legally au-
thenticated claims against the estate Of Stephen
BURNETT. that a dividend Of 40 per cent. has been
orde red by the Probate Court on all such claims.
to be paid by the subscriber on presentation Of his
Office, in Webb's Block. Warren, at any time be-
fore the lst day of Sept. neKt,-dedueting from
said 40 Per cent all payments received since the
death Of said Burnett.
JACOB II. BALDWIN,
Admr. Dc boNis HOa of Stephen Burnett.
Warren, July Is, 1864 81
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Town and County


Large Colt.
We are informed that a colt fifteen
months old. belonging to d. Sheldon Esq.
of Vernon, weighs 900 pounds.
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New Oil Mill.

Flax seed wanted at our New Brick
toll Mill, corner of Main and Canal St.
near the canal bridge, west of Tayler's
warehouse. We will pay the highest mar
ket price for good F2a1 Seed, in any guam
stity. Farmers, bring on your seed and
we will be ready with "G~reenbacks."
DAWSON HOYT & co.
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It is stated that in the first two year
of the present war $4,000 walnut trees
were felled to supply a single European
mandatory of gun-tocks for the Amer
lean market.
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Just Received.

"A splendid lot Of heavy goods for the
fan trade in suits worth froa So. 10 $50
call st Turner & Peck's Clothing House.
Main Street.
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DEATHS.


At Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. Is. CHARLES PER
KINS. Fon Of Mr.. Joseph Perkins. formerly o
Warren.
When the hundred day men were called on
young Perkins voluntarily enlisted in, the l5Oth
and served with that regiment during the hundred
days service. He was taken sick only a short tint
since, and arrived at home on Monday very low
with typhoid fever.
At Washington. Aug. l4th. HENRY C. KING
of the 18th Regiment. o. N. g., son of the lati
Henry W. King. formerly of Warren.
Young King died of typhoid fever contracted il
He volunteered when the 100 day men were call
ed out, and was not q years of age at his death :
His remains were brought to Warren on last Fri
day. and inferred in theneE Cemetry, in the fami
ly grounds.
Ga the q inst. at the residence of D Holeomt
in West GreenviIle. Penn. AIDA. Infant Daughtel
Of Reuben und RhOda Sponsler, sged 4 weeks anf
l day.
Lightly fold the little hands
0'er the heart forever stilled;
Gently close the loving eyes
Never yet with languish filed;
Gently speak, and softly tread,
For our darling one lies dead.
Yes! the brow is marble cold,
flushed the music of her voice,
Beautiful in life she seemed,
Lovely, OIL thrice lovely. nOHI
Can it be that death so soon
Called away our darling oneg
AIDA.
In Bowling Green Ky, July 18th la64. O
typhoid fever. CALVIN A. WATERMAN, agel
% years II months and 8 weeks.
He was a soldier of the ID O. V Fl, A, of Co. g
he enlisted June 10Th. 1863.
Farewell dear Calvin we mourn thy loss,
Though we know this world ia nought but dross
We trust thou hast found q nome sublime,
Though thy eyes were closed in o southern cline
OH would we have seen thy face again,
Yet our loss is but thy greatest gain;
We trust God heard thy dying prayer,
Though great thy sufferings surely were.
Then why should we mourn, grieVs or weep,
Since God hE promises, always keep.
Or, may IL be ours to join the choir,
In heaven so sweet TO part no more.
R. A. W.
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STRAY HORSE.

GTRAYED from the enclosure Of
~ the subscriber in GAINESVILLE. Mercer Co. Pa.
on the night of Saturday July sd, of July, a
Black Horse, 4 years old. I5h hands high, a small
white star on his forehead, q few gray hairs on the
right side CT his nose. Whoever will return said
horse, or give information where he'can be found,
to y. M. Sanford, Vienna, Trumbull County, Ohio.
or to the subscriber, shall be literally rewarded.
A. CAR0THERS,
Aug. 3,-3wS. GAINESVILLE, Penn.
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Local Notices.


Advance I'm the Terms of the
Chronicle.
In consequence Of the high price Ofthe labor and
materiali incident to the publication of the CHRoN-
EcLF, we are obliged. in order to meet expenses, tc
advance the price of the CHRoSIcLE TO Two Dol
lars DER year I'm advance, from and after
July Ist, 1854.
Also have increased our advertising rates 8 mod
zrste per cent, to take effect Immediately.
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STATE OF OHIO,
~ TRUMBULL COUNTY, IS.
James B. Dunlap In Court of
Francis REYNOLDS.
Civil

vs..
Francis Reynolds. Civil Action.
The defendant is II hereby notified that the plain
tiff has filed his petition. in said case. setting
forth that in the months of February and March,
1862 he sent and consigned to the defendant, at 81
Croix, ON the Island OF st. Thomas, ninety-three
barrels containing three thousand seven hundred
and forty gallons OF Carbon Oil, TO be sold BIZ the
defendant upon Commission. for Plaintiff. which
the detednat then and there undertook to faithful
ly sell and account tor to the plaintiff, and after de-
Quoting from the proceeds OF sale, ali proper char
ges anu reasonable Commission. to faithfully remit
TO the plaintiff the net proceeds, and that the de-
PENDANT sold said Oil tor twenty-five hundred dol
lars, and upwards. gold and silver, over 4 above all
charges and Commission chargeable thereon, which
if RENTED would have been and is Of the value of
six thousand dollars, and upwards. and that the de-
PENDANT, although requested, and although reas-
enable time has elapsed. utterly n~egleets to remit.
or pay TO the plaintiff the sum or any part thereof.
And Tor which the plaintiff asks Judgment.
The defendant must appear and answer said Pc
tttiOn BY the Sth day of October. next, OF the petit
ton will be taken as confessed to be true.
SUTLIRF. FUTILE 4 STULL.
Aug. I0.-0w. Attorneys.
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July q, lS64.-3m.
Books.

The undersigned would request those
who have books borrowed Of him, 10
take go early opportunity of returning
them. Z W HOYE-
Aug, lO,-sw@
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Akron Water Lime.

Calcined. and Sand Plaster at Hoyt 4
Stratton, No. 5. Main St.
July q, W.
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David Grant, of Washington, Sandus
ky county, an old citizen, deliberately
shot his wife dead with a pistol on We'd
nesdEy last. Grant is in ja,l ct Fremont
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1910.

MATHEW TArLEK, at the First NatiOna.
Bank, will receive subscriptions for the
10-40 Government Bonds. II
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY.

The Fall Term of this popular Institution will
fore announced.
The Trustees take great pleasure in saying that
they have q superior Faculty employed for the COM
A. NJ, Principal. Miss NJ. S. PoE, NJ. S. A. Precept-
ress, and other competent teachers. The past high
reputation Of this School will be sustained. and no
effort will be spared TO render it even more success
full. We cordially invite the generous patronage Of
the public.
Aug .-sws A. I. KIBBEE, Pres't.
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NARPETS-If you want to buy a
" good Carpet for the least possible amount Of
money, come to the Warren Dry Goods Store, where
PECK Z BROTHER
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DIBBONS, Flowers, Trimmings OF
HAL kinds. Corsets. gloves. Hosiery, Hair Nets,
cot, in great variety. PECK i BOTHER
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator on the Estate Of
John NJ. Hezlep. late of Mecca. Trumbull County,
Ohio, deceased. WIN. COWDERY.
Aug. ln.-3ws
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THE A OF OHIO.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
David Tod, Henry W. Smith. and Charles Smith.
PLAINTIFF.
versus
Thomas NcQuiston. Robert McQuiston. John NJ.
StuIl, and Jewell. Defendants.
CIVIL ACTION.
The Defendant Robert McQuiston is hereby noti-
fed. that plaintiffs have filed in said Court. their
petition for purpose of %reyiving q dormant judg-
said Thomas and Robert McQuiston. in said Court
June Is, 1854. for the sums of Sl82 40. and $1,000.
amounting to 1892 30, and to sell lots, No. 2. in
Block No. 5, and No. 1, in Block No. IS, in the fat
of South Warren. TO satisfy said debt. interest and
costs. Said lots having been assigned to plaintiffs,
Robert is required to answer said petition BY the
9th day of August, A. D., 1854, or the same will be
taken as confessed. DAVID TOD. Rig.
jy6-6w BIZ. HOFFMAN. Atty for Plf.
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GRAIN CRADLES.
" Improved Muly Cradles, made of second
growth White Ash timber, warranted superior &c
any made. Manufactured BY
D. Il. BENNETT, Warren. o.
P.s. Repairing done on short notice. !y6-4w.
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CILKS-Plain Black, Black Bro
- cade, Colored Brocade. Plaids. Stripes. etc, q
great variety of styles, from Fifty Cents to Two
Dollars per yard. PECK y
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DARN FOR SALE.

1.-The Subscriber Offers for sale eighty acres Of land
Rowland, near the east line Of the township. and
ings are q frame dwelling house. and a frame barn
There IS good orchid upon it; also twelve acres
Of woodland The parperty will be sold cheap. a
l wish to 60 west. 70
2jlySw l5S J.B. sLIFER.