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4 SSIGNEES SALE

IA BY order of the Pr obsts Court Of Trna-
bull County, the undersigned, Assignee Of Seth
A. Bushnsll will OffeE 81 public sale at the Cen
ter Of Hartford. en n5Thursday, AugUst 10,
1867, between the hours Of 4 and 4 o'clock. p,
a., the following Prcmiss0ry II otes, to Wit -
One Note Of TEentF-FiEe Dcllars against
Johh P, Custer, dated Nov. q, 1855, ON interest
At per cent: One Note Of One H1nd;ed Doll
interest at l0per cent. One Note of Two Hun
dred and Eghtee1 Dollars AID Fifty Gents.
aRaiAst Leicester King and Hez. H. King. dated
Oct. Is, 1850 interest at per cent ENDORSED
81. 90 Nov. lst. 1855. II. BsTH0MPSON,
Assignee Of Seth A. Bushnell,
Hartford, o., rLIy 81, 1857, AT. 49, ~
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InformatIon wanted.

On the night of July 9th, Theo. Greer,
son Of Francis Greer, of jamestown, Ny. i.
Left home and has not since been 5eard
Of he is of unsound mind, (csassd by
wounds and sufsrings endured IN the
army J Is twentylthree years old, rather
small and spare, light hair, blueleyas; his
right wrist was shattered By a rebel ball
and is imperfect; is Of = dtfhdent nature
and seldom speaks unless addressed wore
away an old par Of brown pants dark
colored wooden shirt shoes and no stock
ings, no coat or hat; had about i've dol
lars in money, and probaly went on the
cars, but not far. Exchanges will 90 3
kindnessto one who deserves it. by cir
this notice. 49, fe
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nETITfoN .FoR pIfE6RcE,.. ].

II The State of Ohio, Ir1mbulI Couuty.--
Lydia :. Hardy Ss FrHncis Hardy. In the
Court Of Common Pleas, Ea Il
Petition for Divorce and AHmouy.a g 1szsi
The defendant is hereby netifed. that on the
9th day of June, A. D.. 1851 said plaintiff lied
IN the CLERKS Sthcs IN ssid gopnty. gstiticn.
divorce from the dsfendant and alimony. 7lg Z
= The cause. alledged are extfeme cruelty, and
adultery with one Mrs. Dan, at PittskurT, in
th 6 State of PannEyl lVania, about ths -frTt siaV
of Nay. A. D. fB66 Said Pstitien Arthe pfays
for the custody Had control Of their minor 81 ia
William Francis HARDY. The defendant IS fur-
thar noafed that deposItions in this case wiiI
the city of Pittsburgh, in The State Of PennsyI-
yania, on the 18th day Of September. A. D.. 1851,
between the hours Of nine o'elock. .. m. and six
o'clock. p. m. and TO BE- continued from day TO
day # necessary N order to complete the taking
u '--u 1'pOs.s H sAEDERsoH e JONES. Z
JulylO. 1Ss776N. Atty's for Pptf
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sbsrifs efea,Rarrsn O 81.
RALE

~ z Gilman Ys. French 3 Osborn. In Court
Of Common Pleas. Byvirtus Of an order Of sale
in attachment. iasaed out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, and TO me
direeta1 aad delivered. IN the above named
case, have levied upon and shall expose to
IN Warren. on Ihur1day, August Is, lSe7
between the hours Of 10 Am. and O'Clock, p.
n. Of said day, the following described proper
ty. to Wits. .00 Cigars, 10 bs Chewing Tobas-
90. Zine Cnt.l 36 os Plug Tobrcco, q bs Span
Roll Tcbaooo. Il MS Common Smoking Tobacco,
Box Tobacco CUTTINGS, Jar SNUFF. Empty Ci-
gar Boxes. LARGE Show Case and other articIes
too numerous to mention, belonging 70 French
Sst-5. SEIH II LAIRD. skeriff. :
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A good story Il told Of q aistingzishs
ed mathematician in the army, re
matkable for want Of practical judg-
ment, sometimes seen in other mathe-
maticians. This officer was ordered to
construct bridge over s creek some
where in the Southern country. He
built ii, worked out the arch BY mathe-
masical formulas. When it was done
the bridge was found to be under
water. He being called to explain.
said. "0h, the work IS all night, only /
used the minus sign instead of the
plusw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Id Ths oomnissionersof MescsrCo Pa. and
the ceanisdonsss ot Eqm5g1 Ed o.. Hill
purpose ef lettins the job fora bridge across ths
PymatuninE. on the State line rosa az Orange
VILE on Thnrsdsy. August 2, 1885, - n -
Sealed proposals for both an Iron, or > Howe
eighteen fest IN Width. made Of the best nsfs-
rialss and pntnp IN the best mann sF. AlAo, for
two eentznents Of good eand-etone 9. rot less tha u
tan iaeh courses Of ffst clasg masonry, and
suitable 70 receive the above mentioned super
structure. viii Be- reeeiTed at TIE commission-
ers oiReein Mercer. Pa, aad also ct the Azdi-
tors once n Warren. o.. up to the 18th day Of
August. 1867. nI- 3 80 = -
Warren. August 8. 1874
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL Matilda Alexandsr, resident Of Illinois.
BENJAMIN 7. Snyder. resident Of Illinois, Sc
rePta Z, Snyder resident of FirRinia, Thomas
B. Snyder. resident Of TrumbulI Co., Ohio, Jo-
seph N. Snyder, Fesident Of Illinois, win take
notice, that Orphs Z. Snyder, on the Sd DAY Of
July. A D., 1851. fled in the Court of Common
Pleas. within and for the county of Trnnb1I.
her petition azainst them which i nov pending.
Eherein the said 0rPAa L snyder demands 4
partition Of the following Real Estate, to-Eit
Situate in the t0EnshiD Of Hubbard. in aid
Trunbull County, and State of Ohio. and Z
known rs parts Of sections s. a1d 73 IN said
township. and bounded es follows COmmen-
cling at the southeast corner Of q tract of land
set Of to 0rpka Snyder. in the partition Of the
estate Of Thomas SNYDER. decd thence east
chains 901z links; thence north ~, west ls
chains IS links to lsnds Of Amos snyder's heirs;
thence vests chains 901E links thence south ~
chains 81 linksto the place. Of beginning. and
contains sixteen and Il ree-fourth acreE oflnnd.
being the same tract Of land set eE and abarted
to Eli Snyder, decd, in the partition Of the
estate Of the said Thomas Snyder. decd, and
that at the nezt term, Of aid Court, the said
Orpna i. Snyder viii apply fr an order that
Partition may be made Of said premises.i
5- JOHN N. STULL.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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~ AdminisEatorof John N. Ha1lep, vs. Har-
ris johnson. et q. In Trrmbull Common Pleas
By vlEtne of. an order Of sale issned out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tfambull Co.,
Ohio. IN the above named case. 70 ne directed
and delivered, / have levied on and shall ex-
poss 10 public ct the south door of the Court
House. IN Warren frumb al county Ohio. on
Saturday, August the sIst, A. D. 1857,
between the hours of two and four O'Clock, D.
n. Of said day, the following described premis.
es to-Eit: Sit1ate in the township Of Mecca,
Irumeuli Co.. o., and known as part Of lot
No. Is. CoWles Tract. so called-bounded north
by the lands Of Philip and John KaIdrof,
and by lands Of Wm. Irwin eest By the eenter
Of the highway running north and south south
hy lands formerly owned by ]. Bower. and
vest By lands formerly owned By S. r. 4 @. s.
Heckox and By Peter Rush and " iliiam Ayerp,
containing ninety-eight sores Of land. more or
gll H s. M. LAIRD, Sheriff.
SheriHs 0fiees' Warren o. July 81. 1S6T-5t
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NOTICE.

IN Elijah G. Graham whose residences Is un-
knoxn. is notified that Alice Graham. on the
18th day Of june. 1867, fled her petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
ornsy OF IrEmbq1 and State q 9nio. ehsrE-
of habitual drunkenness. and praying that she
may be divorced from the said Elijah @. Gra-
ham. which petition viii be for hearing a. the
term Of the said Court 60 onneneinE on the 18th
- = -. ALICE GRAHAM. {
By her Atty. Joha NJ. StulT. 2
July q, lS67.6t.
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VAHIS THI6 METHOD Of In.
foxniRE his friesds. and the public geper.
ally, thst BE- has rasa0ved his GUN SHOP,
from Vseana. to Vars, and can be found on
Liberty Street, Opposite B. K. Wisell's Csrria Fs
Shop. Bhsre he Wll at al times be ready to sal
make. OF repair. Enylking in the gun Ina
Also viii keep on land. for sale, the oriTinai
Howe SeNing Machins, and win attend promptly
% theTspairing Of al kinds Of Sewing Machines
Door Locks Keys, sc.
Nay 8. 1s67-d
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July 81. lss!- -s1
TOTfCE

In To the property holders on Main and
Market Streets Notice Is hereby given, that
the committee appsinted BY the Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Warren, 10 asssss the
estimated costs and expenses OF sewers on Main
and Market Streets, have completed suoh as
Aessment, and that the same is on file in the
Mayors ONCE. for the examination Of ali per-
said assessment can file the sane with The Clerk
Of the village. on or before the l7th day Of Aug
ust, at which time meeting of the Council will
be held, at which al interested are invited 70
attend, and the assessment a. made by the COM
mittee be approved or rejected. -
By order Of CouneiI, = ss.-..5 ! Z +. ......
-. a: q, TOWNSEND. Recorder.
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~. e = A-sEACAAADs
Dealers = Hardpzrss Iron, Nals. Lumber.
Sash. 4Iinds. Doors, &c,. Younga0En. Ono
Feb. 20. B57-n A.
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NTOTICE

IN Notice Is hereby given. that petition
viii be presented 70 the Commissioners Of Trlm.
ball County, at their next regular session.
road lasd out through the Tp. Of Greens. as runs
from the east and west centre road. north one
mile to Pearl s treet 80 called. beTscksed, Sad :
road bsing one-half mile from tue east Hns %
said toWnship and parallel thereto. u Z.
Greene. July 81. 1S67-4t ~ -. = 80 :
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81 wonder where those clouds are
going?" sighed Flora, pensively, As she
pointed with delicate finger TO the
heavy masses shat fosted in the sky
81 think they are going to thunder p
said her brother.
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NOTICE.

AngnstE. lsS7-2t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

We think this extract from medi-
cal advertisement is entirely correct:-
"ConsumptiVes, cough while you can;
forafteryou have taken one bottleof my
mixture you can't"
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The @. g. Ghrnaitle,
THE NIGHTS.
By BARRY CORNWALL.

o, the summer night
Has emile Of light.
And she sits OF sapphire throne,
Whilst the sweet winds load her
With Rarlands,of odor,
From the b1ds Of the roses o'eraoWn.
Put the autumn night
Has q piercing sight,
And astep both strong and free;
And voice for wonder.
~ Like the wrath Of thunder.
When he shouts 70 the stormy sea.
And the winter night
Is cold and Nhite,
And be singeth q song Of pain. ..r.
Till the wild be hummeth,
And the warm spring cometh.
When shs dies In dream Of rain.
Oh. the night. the night
sHs a lovely sight.
Whatever the cline or dmeI
For sorroH then soareth.
And the lover outporeth
His soul in 3 star-bright rhyme.
It bringeth sleep
To the forest deep.
The forest bird to Its nest;
To care bright hours
And dreams Of flowers,
And the balm 10 the weary-rest.
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DssleFs Il Staple aaa Fancy Dry eoods-ear-
shad1 AID fxtnfsl- Tea, Coffes, Spices, &c.
They Eflp constantly on hand, large and
full asz6rfment Of goods in their Hne, Of good
quali,F md fashiopable styles. and offer then
Jan. p 1S67. -
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An English tavern keeper recently
illustrated punctuality in this wise =
Speaking Of one of his customers, he
said; "He Is the most regular man in
Harwiek. he comes and gets drunk
every Saturday, and has done so for
ten years. except when his mother
died, and at that time became oE San
day" It d good thing to be punctn-
al. 's bos
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Mr.. Ward being asked ''Do you spell
your name Artem-as or Artem-ua 20 an
swered, sob, spell Z wrong and itssurs
10 be right"
A man with q very large bald head
was complimented on the fact that his
caput was analogous 70 GreerlaRd.-
'fWhy sop he asked. "Reaause il :
a great white bear (baFel place. Fas
the reply. a
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HC&M ". W19nW0RTR,
Physie ss5 Fspons eaEos ozaE T, 3, All
sonss bfha Sfofe- Main Street. " siren, Ohio.
Once honFi RON s u :. 8 m.s ead rem 2 g 5
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Attornezt st Law eliss over Parks A Patch s
HardF1fe Store. Warren. Ohio. aSs authorised
and pfoDared 20 ett1fd to all ceses under he
late Bankrupt Law in the pnitod statss
Courts. - March Is. 1867.
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BUSINESS DfRECToRY.

Opposite MAhoninR Depot. Warren, Ohio, Enes
Austin Proprietor. This House, the largest
in nnrthern Ohio. east af Cleveland, has re-
Gently besn thOrourhly pxa-ftted and re-fHf-
nished, and il now opened as p hrst elsa ho-
tel. and Offers inducements eeecudto no otner
in Warren. lsl,s q tSeay IL Aeos.3
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Dealers = Fersign and DomestiegD Dry Goods,
ing, l7@f Eangings. Window b1adss, Ready
Aade thing. - flwxys eheae for reads
pay at tee New York Store. Market Streat
Warrent Ohio. -
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The COlOred People of ohio.

Remarkable Settlement in the E0rth.
westerns part of the State-HOW the
The People We propose to Enfran-
eht8e.
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JOEH LOT. J. G. NILSSON.
LOY & NELSON,
Ehysicisns and Surgeons; once easS Of the Bank,
Market Stree Warren. Ohio.
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r FGAL NOTICE

n - - b. EIaf
IL Frederick W. Ames, R.iW. iAmes 4 Co.
William +. Abbott Wiilian Abbost & Co., y
D. Angler. Ira CAnfeld 4 Son. 2. II. Eddy 4 Co.
Z. H.Crittenden. james Farrel. Haight, Huehs
ings 4 Co., r. D.. Fletcher, D. q. Clark, A. J.
McCray. n. X. Bales, Joseph Barnsdall, J. ].
Bush q Co.. Thos, Smith. King Bros. L. @.
Pendleton. joseph I. Chsse, A. Good, McMil-
Ian a Bryzn,0. K. Howe. j. j. McCuna, Fry e
Bear. Charles Castle. Samuel B. Dean ii. b.
Ees0n. J. Pom meroy, J. T.. Briggs, j. n. TyrreIl,
Samuel d. Hills. J utn Beneheli, J. A. BiiEs,
w. w. Jennings, Charles i, Wheeler, A. r.
Williams. john Farel. Albert g. Morey, Thos.
G. Duran and George c. Praether Locke, Ham
ilton d Co., Peter w iison, M H. Wonlthorp. p,
=. Fargo, g. l. Haworth. Il. D. Mason. Oliver
Keese and Samuel O. Brown. will take notice,
that on the 23d day Of J ulg. 1861. an action was
commenced against them in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Trnmbull County, o.. by War; en-
Packard. Simon L, Abel, and Marshall u
Richards, partners under the name of Packard.
Abel 4 Co., the object Of which Is to recover
S24 30. q. for lumber sold and delivered to de-
PENDANTS By plaintiffs. between Jnly 18th. 1855.
and March lst 1866. under 9 written contract
between said parties, dated July. 8. 1865 for
damages for breaehof said contract. and for
hauling lumber By PLAINTIFF for descendants IN
1865 and 1866. from Wilder switch to Cory
Said suit Is st1l pending and said defendants
are required to answer said petition By lhe fifth
= TAYLOR L JONES, O.
el-. p j Att,ys for Plaintiffs.
-
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cKELETON SKIRTS BaImoral
OSkirts and Crimpsd Skirt Flouncine, at
THE WARREN DRY GOODS sT0R5.
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JOHN E. MOVES,
- Z NEW EYsIRk OF; . -.---i---
CUTTING GARMENTS

THIS INVENTION consists of
II -Four different Plates. sTei-.
\ No. /. Cuts Ladies and Misses Dresses, every
size. Style and kashion. No. 2. Cuts Boy's
Fancy pants. Different Styles sad Fashionss-.
No 5. Cuts Boys Fancy CoRts. different sizes q
Fashions, and last but not least No, Cuts the
most perfect fitting Shirt in 'ths Werfd-sons-
thing thaf every gentlemen should have. Any
person car learn a in few minu1es. We give
all instruction f7ee of charge. Price Of single
plates So 100. s. 81. sseL 1. s1s-Rf 90 ~
Agents wanted for every town in the county.
Persons desiring to become gents. orobtsinirr
plates, will please call atthe New Dreks M Skfng
establishment Of Miss L. a. Powers. over Arnes
& Littlee Store, Main Street Warren o. y -
Miss L. A POW ERS, Agent.
NAY L lSol-U r
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eurrson Dsntistz, Once oEsr NcL.Ain 4 Soma
Rs1kinx' OGoa. where they are prepared Ct
eIfimss q u1nufaetzrs ana ihssrt teeth On
ali the various bases now n rse.
ezrticalaz Eltentention paia % diseaSe1 teetn,
Nay 4s-E
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ksnuf.ss5fers and Wholesale D6sters In Rsas
d. nade Uothini HAts. Caps an6 SentS' Fur
nishing Goods Nah Street. WarTsn.0.
JanH'66 - 80.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

domoueshie ?hyzieina md Surgeon. ofiee and
ResiS - IN SutliEz Block. north Of the Pub
lie Sa4sll. 0hcee1p stairs. residences east
end 81 the Block.
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Wholesale and Retail dsalorE "a Ansriean anf
Foreign Hardysfa. LION. Nails. Glass. &c.-
Van GeEasr's Blsck. Asrkst st.. Warren. Q
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j HALE = MACKEY.
a 3. LYMAN,
=. RkDCLTFFR,

.W.sEYDER, ~ g.
Attorney at Lev. Notary Public, Conxeyapcey
Of Real Estate ond General Colleetsn Assnt.
Once al OraneeFilie. Trumbull co. O. lapll7y
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C. T. stsfiar; TETcASs4 . GLAZE. = !, CLARK

Physicisns and Surgeons; Office on High Street
mon Jan "a '66 1yr+
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mDINea q MORGAN,

lFholes1ae and Retail Dealers L Foreign and
Ane1isa1 DRY Good, Grocsri3 cfockery, ,&e.
Corner Of Main and Market Shests. Warren.
Ohio. = - =
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H.nsCAsE.

Atsornsy and Counsellor at Law, ofice IN Mer-
chsntz Block. YOUNGSTOWN. Mahpning Co., o,
Jan. 2 le67.
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Attornsv A Law. 06eeon east side of public
squarE. Harren, Ohio, In building recently oc-
cupied b q. s. Deputy Collector.
Nov 1T
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wMFs SPEAR

Attornef q Law, has Eeturned 10 Warren ard
resun1 3 Dractica Once IN his farmer rooz1s
over BdIngs 4 HorEan's Store. On Market 81,
July 2 is66-ly.-
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ALMOh -. Enos
Notary Public; Accident, Fire. and Life lnsu
rance Agent; and Pension and Bounty aren't.
remittsd 20 the old country, q the lowest e1--
rent rstss Once In. Webs Block Main
l. street Warran. a. Iannary 9. 1851.
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of Ga.idl Eosns. Warren osiO. sisi1
Jan so. lS67-lyFs EasEl f =.
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zsas H. gEZEls -. D.,,cs ssss bas
Eeisdti, sisf "a sttSsozs nee eysr Slt.
Store ,Nnfksf Street, WsTren, QhiQ.- kkr
ficsIir aftantioA given 70 oAronic Disease
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l. \. ak4LoR. Az L.c. JONES.
BAYLOR a JONES'
Attornesxat Law, Once east side Of Public
SQUARE. Warren. Ohio.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-31
GENERAL NEWS.

Judge Woodward declines denomination
to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
The number of cattle in Great Britain and
Ireland Is S,7l6,276, and of sheep 26,375,-
993.
a Bronze statute of General John F. Rev.
noids Is to be erected where he fell at Get
tysburg.
The Supreme Court of Indiana has decid.
ed as constitutional the laws levying taxes
on dogs in that State.
Twelve ewes have been sold in Middle
burg, VI, for $1,000 each. and young ram
for $1,000. The animals were of u choice
kind.
a girl only fifteen years old, with her
brother, last week skated from Minnea polls,
Minnesota, to Dayton, distance of forty
miles, in six hours.
Two young girls in Leavenworth had a
dispute as to who used most sugar, and dur
ing the wangle upset the table, which. fall.
ing upon the head ofa little child, broke It's
neck and killed it,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-31

ES~The frst Lecture of the course, under
the auspices Of the Ladies of the Presby-
terian church, came off, as per announce
ment, On Tuesday evening last. The sub
ject-"Ihe Woman is the Glory of Man, !"
was most ably handled by the Lecturer,
the Rev DR.. Junkin, and, doubtless, each
one present went home with the impress
sion that woman, as she elected to be,
could make herself either the glory or
the shame Of the man. Strong. minded
women, do not occupy an exalted place in
the Doctors estimation, certainly. The
Lecture was well attended and attentive
ly listened to. For information touching
the lectures yet to come, sec card Of COM
mittee, in another column.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-31
Suffering il the Lehigh and Schuylkill
Coal Regions.

There is much distress in this and the
Schuylkill coal regions at present. Many
people are actually suffering for the want
of food, and the winter, thus far, has
been the most severe OF any that We have
experienced for several years. In the
vicinity of Mahanoy City the poor are
suffering greatly. Many collieries have
suddenly ceased operations, and the work
ing men are unable to collect their wages
The Glendon Coal Company, at Mahanoy
City, was to have been sold by the Sher-
ilf on Tuesday of last week, snd many
poor people had gathered about the prem
ises on that dag, happy in the idea that
they were DIT last about to obtain their
hard earned and much needed wages; but
the news that the sale had been postponed
until the 2Gth inst, came upon them like
4 thunder clap, and their distress was
pitiable to witness. This is the case to
some extent in ether parts, where the
working people who are desirous of emi-
grating to other places, are unable to do
so because they cannot collect their wages
There Is no work to te had at most of
the co!lieries, and the deep snow has put
an end to most kinds of cut door labor.
We are informed that Mahanoy City
has comparatively deserted appearance,
and houses, which a few months ego
could be obtained only by the payment OF
most exorbitant rents, are now tenantless,
and drug in the market. Many stores
are becoming closed, some Of them by the
Sheriff, and the prospect Of better times
is anything but good Carbon Democrat,
jan. 26
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-01-31

3d. A lecture by J. b. Storm, Esq, on
teaching as q science, in which he stated
good logical reasons why teaching should be
ranked among the learned professions. Ad-
journed TO meet at Il o'clock.
Afternoon Session, opened by singing
After which the discussion of the above
named question was resumed. Decided in
the affirmative.
2d. A Lecture by DR.. A. Jackson, upon
the Antiquity Of Han.
d. S. LEE, Ssc'y.