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FXECUTOR'S SALE.

IlJob Reynolds. Executor. &c. Va William
II. Reynolds, Ct Al. By virtne Of an ord er duly
Issued By the Probate Court Of Trumbull Co.,
al public sale on Tharsday. october 10,
1857, between the hours of one and four o'clock
p m. upon the premises, in the township of
Mesopotamia, Trumbull Co. Ohio, the following
premises. formerly owned by Benz. Reynolds,
decd. to-Wlt: Situate in the township Of Mes
soPotsInia, Trumbuli Co., Ohio. end being parts
oflots 20. a d g. and beginning in the middle Of
the highway Of the s9uth-east corner of lands
OF Job Reynolds, thence north along said Rey-
nold's east line to lands decided to job Rey-
noids, by Alanaon Bates; thence east on the
south line Of lands Of job Reynolds and william
BAIes 70 lands deedad by Allison U. Morrill 20
Albert Child: thence south on the west line Of
lands Of Albert Guild and Elias Lynon, 70 lands
Of lsaee Clark. thence VI est on said Claxks north
line to the northwest corner Of said Clark,s
land, thence sonth on said Clark west line 70
lands formerly owned by MARY Shattock thenco
south westerly to said MaTy Shattock's north
west corner, thsnce south to Frederick B. Shea
Sheaver's north line 70 bis nofth-West corner.
n nenee south on sheaTer's west line to the mid
Ole o. the highway. thence west along the mid
die Of the highway to the place Of beginning,
ana contains one hundred acres Of land. more
Also another piece of land in said township.
beng part OF lot Al. and beginning at a stone
a. the nefth-Eest corner OF lands Of Albert En-
sign, thence vest six rods 70 stone, thence
noftn lI1< rods. thence east six rods TO stone,
n ence sogtn ~ rods to the PLACE Of beginning.
sna containing 100 square rods Of land. more or
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand. one
teird N three months. with interest, and one
third. with interest. April ], lS6s.
JOB REYNOLDS. Ex'r. Of
Hutchins & GIidden, Pits AftoTsyr' u'
Sept. II. l86l-5t
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EVIL CoMPANY.-The following beau
tifnl alIegory is translated from the
German:
Tophronious, a wise teacher, would
not suffer his grown-up sonsand daugh-
tiers even to associate with those whose
conduct was not pure and upright :
Dear fakher,1 said the gsntls Ru-
lalia to him one day, when he forbade
her, in company with her brother, to
visit the volatile Lucinda, -"dsAr faith.
or, you must think rs very ehildiahs il
you imagine that We shonld be exposed
TO danger by It"
The father took in silence 3 dead
coal from the hearth, snd reached it to
his daughtsr. at will not burn you,
my child take II"
Eulalia did 30 and baholdl her del
icate white hand was sciled and black
ened, and, as it ch&ncsd her white
dress also.
ave cannot be too careful in hand
ling coal, said EuIalia, in TexAiion.
.sYes, truly" said her father, you
see, my child, that Goals, even If they
do not burn, blacken. So It Is with the
company Of the vicious" ~.
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Ttre aR. g. GChrunitIe.
THE FooTsrEPs OF DECAY.


The following Is a TRANSLATION from an anei
Spanish poem. which. says the EdinbnrE
view, ia surpassed BY nothing with which
are acquainted in the Spanish language.
o, let the soul its slumber break,
Arouse its senses, and GWAke,
To see how soon
Life. in its glories. glide away.
And the stern footsteps Of decay
Come stealing on.
And while we view the rolling tide
Down which our deeting moments glide
Away so fast.
Let Us the present hours employ,
And deem such future dreams a joy
Already past.
Let NO vain hopes deceive the mind;
No happier let hope to find
Tomorrow than to-day:
Our golden dreams Of yore were bright,
Like them the future shall delight
Like them decay.
Our lives Ike Fastening streams must be.
That into one engulfng sea
Are doomed to fall
The sea OF death. whose waves roll on
Ger king and kindom. crown and throne.
And swallow all.
Alike the rivers lordIy tide,
Alike the humble Tivalets glide
To that sad wave!
Death levels poverty and pride.
And rich and poor sleep side BY side
Within the grave.
Our birth Is but starting place:
Life Is the running Of race.
And death the goal;
There all our glitterinG toys are brought
That path alone. Of all unsought
Isfound Of all.
See. then, how poer and little worth
Are all those glittering toys Of earth
That lure Us here;
Dreams Of sleep that death must break
Alas before it bids US wake,
We disappears
Long ere the hand ofdeath can blight.
The cheeks pure glow Of red and white
Has passed aWz5.
Youth smiled. and all was heavenly fair
Age came and laid his finger there.
And where are theyg
Where is the strength that spurns decay.
The step that royed so light and gay.
The hearts blithe toner
The strength Is gone. the step is slow.
And joys grow Wearisome aRd Woei
,.F- When age comes on.
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING,
-
THIS NEW ROOFING NATE.


il RIAL which has attracted so much atten-
ton the past season, is now within the reach of
ali wanting roofs in this county.
The subscriber having disposed Of his former
business, will reside in Warren after the lst Of
April and give his exclusive attenti0nto the
putting on Of this ROOT Until that time he may
Be found ct the American House. or for the
present week working hours. IT the new Roi-
ling Mi in Warren, which il now being rooted
with this new material R0ofI have been pat
on fer the following persons the past seasonss
Jaeoh II. Baldwin. House; jameson d Hhee-
Ter. part Of Foundry; Packard, Cook q c..
addition to part Of Planing Mil; IddineS i
Horgen'S Store: Part OF the American House,
over in; John Hntchins. same; Packard, Hull
& Medhury'E Blacksmith Shop; James Ward
3 Co.. Niles, Rolling Mill and Nail Factory;
Marshall 4 Calhoun, Store at Miles.
His roofing hSs the following qualifications:
Isl. 1t makes perfectly tight roof.
ID 1t Is fire proof and the fact of it, being
licensed by the Fire Board" in the city OF
New York, to be used in the fire limits, is suff- :
cient testimony on this point, besides il can be
proved hy actual test. In very few minutes 70
any who doubtS It. =
Sd. II i not expenaiye-costing less than q
first class shingie roof
9Th. L can Be used on 9 very fat roof or on
q roof OF any fnish or upon q perpendicular
Walln necessary and not run BY the heat ofthe
sun. -. = -r
5th. 1t is durable; the elements having no
effect upon it except to petrify il, forming
WsrTea o.. Massh %. 1861.
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NOTICE.

4NlThis Is TO give notice. that on the 9Th day
Of September, A. D.. 1857, a warrant in bank-
ruptcy was Issued against the estate Of james
Mcconnell. Of Warren. in the County ofTrum-
bull. and State Of Ohio who has been adjudged
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any properly
belonging 10 such bankrupt, 70 him, or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him Is
tors Of said bsnkrupt. to prove their debts, snd
choose one or more assignees Of his estate, viii
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at Warren, Ohio. before I. @. Jones, Esq. Reg
10 O'Clock. 3. M. SETH III. LAIRD. r
Deputy q. s. Marshal, as Messenrsr.
E.o. Rouist Atty for Petitioner.
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nANKRUPTCY.


ID In the District Court Of the United Statea
for the Northern District Of Ohio. N the mat
tarof Horace Drew and Erwin B, Phillips part
ners under the firm name of Drew e PRliIips.
Benkrrpt In Bankruptcy. a warrant in
Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate Of said Drew f PhilIips ana
against the separate estate Of the said Horace
Drew 4 Erwin B. Phillips. partners Of said 60
Of Mecca, in the county of TrumbuIl, o. the
State Of Ohio, in said District, adjadged Bank
rupts upon the petition Of William ]. lfordon,
Fitch Adams and othsrs their creditors; and the
payment Of any debts. and the delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupts, to ssLLs-n
or 70 their use, and the transfer of any property
By them. are forbidden By law. A meeting q
the creditors Of said Bsnkrupts, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees of their
estate, VIII be held at Court Of Bankruptcy,
70 be holden ct Cleveland, in sid District. On
the 10th day Of October. A. D.. 1867 at 10 O'Clock
a. m-s & TIE once Of Ayron r. Keith. Esquire,
one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said
Court HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy o. s. Marshsl, IS Messenger.
Sept. Is, 1914 - = :
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Fully Posted.

The Coshocton Age gives the follow
ing As the reply Of q Coshocton County
Irish Democrat, who Wss told that be
did not know what Democracy IS:
"Don't know what Democracy i, -
Black Republican spalpeen ! PFe bean
in the Ohio State Prison FOE 1--WE years.
served in the rebel army three years.
and voted in SIX townships in Coshoo-
ton County last fall for Gineral Morgan.
DiYil q man in the United States has
served better apprenticeship 70 Dem
ocracy than meself."
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IL State Of Ohio. TrumbuH County. Ann
Pardee vs. Thomas Pardee. In Court Of Com
mon Pleas. The defendants is hereby notified
that the plaintiff has this day fled in said Court
her petition for divorce. setting forth that said
parties were married in 1852. th at she has faith
fully discharged her duties Rs his wife, but that
he has for more than three years past, bean
guilty Of hsbitnAl drunkenness. and extreme
cruelty toward her, Assaulting and beating her
without cause; and has deserted her, and has
been living with another woman as his wife for
more than year past, for which causes petition
er prays for 8 diverce. 6c. Said csuse will be
By MILTON EUTLIFF. Atty for PETER.
Sent 4, l8S7-6t - -
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Z EGAL NOTICE.

IL Mary F.>Viets. vs.. Calvin A. Viets. and
Charles Hartman. The defendant. Calvin A.
1s67. the said Mary 2. Viets. fled her petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas. within and for
the county of Trumb1ll and Stzta Of Ohio,
charging said Calvin A., Yiets with extreme
cruelty towards the said Mary. and with adul-
terry with one Mary Bayley. and praying to be
divorced from said Calvin A. Viets, and for 9TH
er relief. Said cause will be for hearing at The
November term Of said Court. for 1867.
FORREST 4 HYDE,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
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a REsoLuTfoN

.
Relative to an Amendment of the Constitution.
providing for the sxtensien Of the Elective
Resolved by the General Assembly of the
Stats Of Ohio. Thres-6fths Of the msnbers
elected 70 each house agreeing thereto, That II
Be and is hereby proposed to the electors Of thiS
State to vote at the next Rnnusl October eloe-
ion UPON approval or rel eotion Of the folloEinR
amendment - 8 gnbgtitute for the frsf seetion
Of The hfta article Of the Constitution Of thiF
States to Wit Every male citizen Of The Unife5
States o. tAe age Of tEenty-one years, who shaiI
have been resident Of the State one yesr next
preeeeding the election, and Of The county
township or ward In which he resides. sucb
time Is may be provided by law, except such
persons as have borne arms IN support Of any
tnsurreetion or rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States. or have ned from
their pisces Of residence 70 avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof; or have de-
serted the military or the naval service Of said
Government in time Of war, and haEe not sub
seQuently been honorably discharged from the
same-zhal have the qualifications of an cleo
CT, tand be entitled to vote at all elections
ed. "A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G. M'BURNEY,
faaseo Aprii .. 1901. fApril8.
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DIVORCE.

hEIiEa Hodge vs. Steward Hodea In IN,
Court Of Common PlsaI, Trunbuli COUNTY. d.
The defendant, Steward Hodgs, Is notifed "a NJ
the plaintiff. bis wife, has fled in said Court.
the custody Of ftheir children aud to Sc rastor sd
to her maiden name. The csnses ALLEGED are hH-
bitusl drunkenness for more than three years
extreme cruelty; and gross NEGLECT Of duty
sEid Court HUTcHINS 4 GLTDDEN. =
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IL William s. Hall. David A. Hall, Bepjs-
q Han. Sedilia Hall, Matilda Hall. Soniye
Hall. Sarah A Root Elmer Root, Lusetts A.
kins; Josiah Atkins. Mary G. Mathews. Arthur
Mathew: Lorinda Shilling, William shiIline.
4 keeo and Wealthy Reed, will take notice
that On the Ash day Of Aug. 1851, Thomas p.
ABBOT and Mary Abbott, filed against them.
q = the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trum bull CO,
Onle. tnelr petition. praying for the partition
q about one hundred acres Of land Eituste IN
me eoSnship Of Vernon, in the county of Trum-
oaii. and State Of Ohio. and il TIE farm Of
M Mnnlea eqnire ball. late Of said county, died
selIeas and Is particularly described IN said ne-
si1on. Said cause will be for hearing al he
next term Of said Court which conmenoes
nev: IN. so7. TAYLOR 4 JONES -
sept 4,ieoI-ot' Att'ys for Petitioners.
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'LEF THERE BE LIGHT
TOWNSHIP AND INDIYIDU.

al rights for manufacturing and selling, in
Irumbun Co., DeWitts Aurers Oil. the best in
manufaGtured s. any one. st - t1i1ing cost
Any fG.nii5 can ave thrse-fourths the expense
Of usinF ordinary Carbon Oil. and have better
light avoiding the liability to explosions, Save
your life, your money and manufacture your
own light For terms and particulars apply to
the subscriber nt oberlin, Ohio. ior 20 w. i.
Pie. Agent for County and sta;s rights at
Warren D.. July 10. ls67-sns =
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TAIL NOTICE.

" Tne Board Of County Commissiousts hav.
ss.elvsa q submit . the voters Of Trumbaii CO.
y tne 9nsSee vetoeer election the question Of
county. n5ority Of al the votes csst Al I'D
election being Necessary to authorize fhs .re.-
ton of 8 new jail building. s-S eree-
By oyaer Of the Commissioner of Tyuuh,u
County: Y. A. BRIGDEN, Auditor.
Auditors Once Warren 0. Sept. 4. isS5-5W
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nsrHon. Sam. GaIIOwayl aid in his

n~Hon. Sam. Galloway said In his
spesoh at Columbus. Last Thursday
evening, that the man who shot bai-
let against the nations foe. ought to
have the privilege Of fighting the enc
my with the ballot. He also said that
the Emancipation Proclamation would
be q more glorious and lasting mona
ment to the memory Of Abraham Lin
coin than any that would Be msde of
marble.
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SOMETHINGNEW

DATENTs Steel Spring Pocket
L Book. By this Invention. We avoid the ne
eesEity for rubber bands or straps. and It Is far
preferable to either. for durability and conge-
nisnce- Ths spring being Of the best quality and
csived from the manufacturers, wholesale or re-
tail, by WIN. d W.T.. PORTER
Nay 2. 1851.
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT t,
THE CONSTITUTION. 'rtr n
Tar S-.-xoROr,o

1hl O1AIk NL OEiOs
Office Of the Secretary Of State.
]. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary of
State of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the followingis is true copy Of a joint reso-
luton passed by the General Assembly Of the
Stats Of Ohio. on the 6th day of April, A. d.,
1857. taken from the original rolls on file in this
ofice. 1lr-
In Testimony. Whersof. have hereunto sub
gcribed my name and afixed the Great
lSeall Seal of the State of Ohio, at colunb nbus,
the 6th day Of April, A. D., 1867.
WIN. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of State
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II. u. TXLIR
nAKFs THIS METHOD of I

A-AAc Ills AG1hOO VI In
III forming his friends. and the public geneg-
stly. that be has removed his GUN SHOP,
from YiennA. 70 Warren. and can be found on
Shop. whore h viii at AL times be ready 70 sell.
make. or repair. anything In the gan hne.-
Also vii keep on hand. for sele. the original
Hogs Sewing Hsckine, and will attend promptly
e theFePainnEOf All kinds Of Sewing Machines.
Door Iocka Kegn A.
MnyA lo67-d
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.pMaa4MoRGAN.

Deslsr. IN stapls sed Fancy Dry Goods--car-
Pets, AattpEs snd R3oor Oh Cloths. window
Tasy heap oongtantly on hand . large and
fall @1scrtment 81 gneda iE their line, Of rood
quality and fAshiolhhis stglss. and offsr them
tor l1le e ne ioUsst prices IN the market.
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It must be Is pleasADt Is its compli-
mentary TO young ladies Of DsmOcrstio
families to have their papers continual
ly expressing fears that they will mar
~ negroes.
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FsTAFR Of IsAACLANE. deo,d

IL .Eoieeis hereby given. that the under
signed has been duly appointed Kxocutrix Of hi q
estate Of Isaac Lane, late Of BraceVille. Trum-
Sept. II, 1s67-St'
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MoWRY & BROTHERS
LIVERY stable
T9 ONE 0F THE LATE I,stifr.

Il tons. Our stock L all nsg and Of the latest
Styls. Persons wnnting ANYTHING n the Livery
line. viii please give ua . call Stable in the
rear of theN ational House.
Warren. July II, 1S6-n.
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Attorneys At Law ofiee over Paxks A Patsh,s
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio, are suthor
and prepared 70 attend 70 ali cases under the
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod States
Courts. HnFch 13 1857.
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Pianos, Organs 6 MelOdeons,

1sLEith the best manufactuRersof Pianos, Or
ganE and Aelodeaz. I would respectfully call
the attention Of the public 70 the fact that j am
prepared to furnish them Instrumonts Of the
best quality. tone. Eorkmanship and make. on
the meet liberal terms. Ny long experierce in
musicai instruments. I hope viii be sufficient
guarantee. = Satisfaction invariably given
ALS0-Pianos, de-. tuned and repaired by the
year By AD0LPHUS GR&TER.
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rs. FExKs. LEHrrE,
PARKS 4 WKETz,

Dealers In 1ereisn md Donsstic Dry Goods,
cFoeksry. Boets. shoss md Lesfhsr. CARPET
iAE, Eap1. EanElnu. Windeg Shades. Ready
Mnde Cietk.nE g, HlgEJ1 cheap for ready
Pay At he keH York 6tefs. Market Street..
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Msnsfseturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rsa-
ay 4A1e clo.hiDg, HatB. Gaps and Cent? FUR
nireieE 9oods AAin Street, Wafrsn.0.
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o.E. eLTppEr.

Atteneyss Law, Ecss,y Public, couTsyHnosr
8 Sss Es ! & vi fs ffsSs S:S0a sSs
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Wholsssls and Retail Dealers in Rorsirn and
Amertcal DrY Goods. Groceries, Crock err, &c.
Corner et Main and Market Streets. WGITaz.
Onie, ~ RI T
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MeCOrrRs. eNITHskADAMs

3 hslsssls end Retail dealers IN American and
k1rsis1 HaxdEers. Iron. IEails. 6lass. &c.-
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ssrxeen Dsntists. 0Hicsoysr MsLain 4 sen's
al-dmo1 to mazufkefu1s md insert teeth on
all the vsrse7s bases B0win use.
fnrteplarstteu1sntion pasdto diseased teeth.
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: -SIST1sc aUTcHIxs& GL1DDES, D 8 S,'D

Attorneys at Law. of5ce over Smith 4 Mccombs'
Store, corner Of Main md Market Streets.
Warren. 0hio. (April q. 1S67-n.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

wKsrKRN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
poblished sFs-y Wednesday morning, In Km-
pire Bi0ck. Market 81. Warren. VIZ. RIfKzEL-
Editor and Pr0pristor.
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n. BIRoHARD. .E. RysIGz.
slEu nEnCHkRB . ENSIGN,
Attornsys st Law. oaies On Main Street. South
Of Gaskin Hnms. Karfsas Ohio.
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Agent for ersvsr Bakers ssNins Maahinss.
on fEAnSiin Street. doors from Anderson d
kupRss New Aiocks Main Street., Warren. o.
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HAIL.
PAEK PATCH, = :


DENTIST. Once over the nsW Millinery Store
OF n. o. Messer, between IddinEs 4 Mor91n'e
and efilos q Sons Stnrs, Marks9 Street, W ar
ren. Ohio. Entrance 1t the cHRJEIcLK Once
stairs. MAY s. lS67-tf
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~. AD. aIRnoNe,

Rslsstis Phxsicisn and Szrfeon; ofiss ever Stiles
Store. MARKET Street Warn, 0hio. Par
ticElsr s,ssetipn Esysn 70 chronie Dissasss
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Desler In eshoel and MiscsIlsnsoul Books. Sta
tioneEy. ENan Rspers, Periodicals, Pamphlets
and haglzines. ct the New York Book Store.
ksis Street.. WxrTen. Ohio.
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rat6a Armt: and Pension and Bounty agent.
PuesaEs 1iskstI sold to and from. and Money
rsmfttsd 70 the old country, At the lowest cur
rent rates Once in Webbb Block. Main
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. EGAI NOTICE

Passed April 6. 1851.
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WH.r. sPKAR

Attsrnsy II Law, has rstarnsd 70 Warren and
resumed practice, Once In his former rooms,
gFer l6el1el 3 norsAa'S Store. on Market S..
July 8. lse6-1y.
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EGALN NOTICE

septsnber Ii. 1876
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bno bEee OF uDergy, Dus am only Q
branch; have planted the tree 80 deep,
that all France can never root il up
[Cheersl Arrived in Paris he was flung
into 8 iall and Napelean sent his Secreta-
~, Cafareli to him supposing he had
buried large treasures. he listened to
him and replied; It is true / have lost
treasures but they are not such as you
come 70 seek" Then he sent him to the
Castle ofSL Joux, to 3 dungeon twelve
feet by twenty, built wholly Of rock, with
marrow window high up on the side
looking out on the SHOWS OF Switzerland.
In winter ice covers the floor; In summer
it IS deep with water. In this living tomb
To1ssaint was left to die. From this dun
geon he wrote two letters TO Napoleon
One Of them ran tins;
"Sirs, I am French citizen Inaver broke
. Law. By the nsee Of God / have sayed for
you tie fr1t lSiAnd ofyour dominions. Sire. Of
your marcy grant ne ejusties.'
Napoleon never answered the letter
The commandAnt allowed him Ave francs
3 dag for foed and fuel. Napoleon heard
Of Il sad reduced tho sum to three. The
Injurious usurpeF who complained that
the English Government was stlngy be-
cause II allowed him only So, 900 month,
stopped from his throne 70 cut down
dollar to hall, and still it was Too much.
This dungeon was . tomb. The story
told Of Il il that in Josephine's tune, 3
young French marquis was placed in it
and the girl to whom he was betrothed
went 70 the Queen and prayed for his re-
ssse. Said Josephine TO her. Have a
model Of It made and bring it to me-
Jossphsne placed it near Napoleon. He
said take It away, it Is horrible. She put
it on his fo0tstool and he kicked it from
him. She held it 70 him the third time
and said; @Sire, IN this horrible dungeon
you have put man 70 de-" "Take him
out. /" said Napoleon, and the girl saved
hsr lover. In tina tomb Toussaint was
placed bat he did not die fast enough
Finally the commSndant WAS told to 60
into Switzerland, to carry the keys Of the |
dungeon with him, and to stay four days; |
when he returned Toussaint was starved |
to death. That imperial assassin was ta. ]