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- Meetinf O Friday.


The meeting on Friday last was not
IN lszeely attended by the Union men
of the county as was desired, but twas
nevertheless q very good meeting, both
in numbers and spirit. While some Of
the towns had scarcely q representative.
Others did well. Especially are the Un-
ion friends in Pennington and Mecca.
deserving of especial praise for the
Handsome turn ont from those towns,
with their bands of good martial music.
The agricultural fair st Brookfeld
doubtless drew very many in that d.
rection who would otherwise have been
present at the meeting. As 5 Demo.
cratic friend once remarked-"Some
people care moEe for horse races than
politics" That seemed TO be the case
on Friday, with good many Republi-
cans IN the eastern towns Of this coun-
tT. -a5sEia e. sEgir .,
The meeting organized in the public
SQUARE. at II o'clock, P, n, Gen. 7. J.
MeIAin, in the chair, and A. D. Kib-
bee, ESQ., Secretary. The opening
speech va made by Hon. John Hutch,
ms. who briefly discussed some Of the
principal questions atissue. Mr.. Hutch
ins was followed by our nominee for
Lieut.. Governor, Gen. John c. Lee, who
spoke about one hour and a-hslf, deliV-
ering one OF the ablest speeches We
have heard. The closest attention was
given to him, and We never saw an w
dienee better pleased than the n the
General addressed. His arguments
we're keen clear and unsnsWerable.-
He spoke with great power and zeal
and stirred up The zeal and enthusi-
ann Of his hearers 10 8 genuine cam
paign fever heat. His speech is bound
to do much good, and we can not help
Mishing that it had been heard by ev-
cry voter in the county. We assure
our Union Republican friends who
were not 50 fOrtanstea s to be present,
that they missed 8 feast of good things.
Gen. Leeha man Of fRe ability and
quite sble to msst in debate any ofthe
stump champions Of cOpPerhesd Dem
ocFRcy.
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EVery.-S saturday.

This popular Weekly presents its read
ers Just those portions OF European current
literature which every intelligent Ameri-
lean wishes and needs 10 see. L20mitting
the heavier papers, discussions of topics o.
local interest, It gathers from oil sources
the readable and Instructive ARTICLES which
express the best curreut thought of Eng
laid and the Ooutineut2 and with the VI.
most promptness places them before the
resdersd ANY good story, any
popular sketch or essay, any interesting
semi-scisntiie paper, anystriking poem,
or literary intelligence appearing in a Eu.
ropean periodical is sure TO resppear
speedily in the pages of Erery Saturday.
It is published by Ticknor and Fields,
Boston. - d
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New Advertisements.
.4NKRUPTCY.

I'D In ne District Court Of the United States
ior The Northern District Of Ohio. IN he mat
terof Horace Drew D dkrYin b. Phillips, part
ners under the 6rm name Of Drew e Phillips,
BsnkruPts. In Bankruptcy; A warrant in
againTt he estate Of said Drew e Phillips. and
against the separate estate Of the said Horace
Drew 4 Erwin 3. Phillips. partners Of said firm,
Of Mecca, in the county Of TrunbuIl, Of the
State of Ohio, In said DiStriets adjudgsd Bank
rupts upon the petition Of william J.. Gordon,
Fitch Adams and Others their creditors: and the
payment Of any debts. and the delivery ofany
property belonging 70 said Bankrupo. to them
or to their use, and the transfer Of any property
by them, are brbidden 10 law. A mestinS a
the ereditcrs Of said Bankrupts. TO prove their
debts and choose one OF mOre assignees Of thar
estate, will be held at 9 Court Of Bankruptcy,
to be holden 1t Cleveland. In said District, on
the 10th day Of October, AID, 1851 At l0o'cloek
q. H. at the once Of Myron r. Keith. Esquire,
one Of the Registers in B~ankruPteZ Of .said
Court HARRY THOMPSON.
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as MESSENGER.
PdLzHl EbEsx1s. 1tfSSfOr Petitioners.
Sept.l |. ls67-2t
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For the Chronicle.
The Difference Between You
and i; or Why L Do Not vote
the Democratic Ticket.

the Democratic Ticket.
LIST. It is SUPPORTED by the UhOk SC
called Democratic party, and 1 would
like to ask You, my Democratic friend,
to think for a moment, who it is that
comprise that party. Are they not
those who for years have plotted to de.
stroy our glorious country, by fighting,
by perjury, by the internal and indie.
scribable deViltry of starving by inches
in their rebel hells, the brave defend
era of our homes and 81 that Is dear to
usi Does not every black-hearted
traitor in the South or the North call
himself q Democrat I Would not every
unhung villain from JEFF. Davis down
to the lowest bushwhscker, vote the SO
called Democratic ticket If he could
get 8 chancefMy good, honesi-hearted
Democratic friends, in the name of God
and orr beloved country, will you not
pause s moment and consider what
kind ofpolitical company you are keep
ing. Are not your Pendletons, Vallan.
dighAms, and Humans, and Van
Trumps in the same boat with Davis,
Throckmorton, Stevens, Lee, Monroe,
and the whole rebel crew in the South I
Are you not, BY voting the Democratic
ticket aiding to restore to political
power the scoundrels who faded and
abetted by English aristocratic hsters
of Democracy and universal liberty.l
would have cut your throat and mine
and confscated our property, if they
had not been soundly whipped by the
boys in bluei 1 once gloried in the
name Of Democrat, but these, are some
Of the reasons why 1 cannot support
that party now.
And now, you ask "Why ] vote the
Republican Ticket Z" Because when
the country was in the throes of disso-
luton and ruin. when the Democratic
parry IN tie SOuh, aided by many in
me North, rh5u aOreisa uabebs- who
hated US and our institutions, when
these andal hall were leagded togeth-
er for the perpetuity of slavery or the
destruction of our country, twas then
the Republican party (aided by your
Tod and Stanton, Sherman and Sheri-
dan, Logan, and those other glorious
spirits, good and true, who, left yonr
rotten psrty,) came calamity forward
and dared and suffered and poured
out blood and treasure like water, and
through the wisdom of the lamented
Lincoln and the Valor of Grant and his
glorious army in blue, disarmed and
crushed the rebellious ndfendish crew.
Ny Democratic friend here is the diff
ference between you and /. You vote
the ticket that every enemy of this
country would vote if he had an OPP
lportunity to do 50; this you cannot de-
ny. | vote the ticket that is support
ed only by those who love their coun-
try, and entirely by those who have
dared and suffered and bled and would
have died if necessary in her defence.
In the language of the Holy Writ
Choose ye this day whom ye win
serve. K.
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The Memphis Appeal conducted by
the Rebel General Pike. is still willing
70 leave the dirty work of its party to
the Northern Democracy. Speaking of
Gen. Sheridan, it plainly shows this
when it says;
1T is not for those against whom he
fought to depreoiate his services. Let
US leave that for the carbon crows of
faction in the North to do by and by,
when he stands in the way of their pro-
fit or preferment."
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NoRDENANoE-s

.N LaHLH NEW EAHHH LH
u asssSs and c5HeSp7azss 20 pay for build
ING Branch 5Ssoa h: DiarietL No. 4, on
toSa SIDE Of Maio Strsa, groHH South 81.
to main ssa0erl crossiAgeM Man ST. biz
sEc.I. Bsit ordained By the Council Of the
IIncnrporafedf Village of Warren. Ohio. two
thirds Of the members therein coneurring. That
a tax Of two dollars AMI forty-eiKht cents. as
per foot froat be and the same is hereby levied
on the lots and lands Abut;ing on sewer or west
side Of Main Street IRON South Street 10. A: D.
Webs lot, and that On the lots and lands abut-
Webs LOT. to and indndisE the lot Of James
Howl there Sc and ishereby levied and assessed
q sxlas foIloWssc On .Webbs lot. seventy
six dollsrsJeyenty-fou1 cents and seven mills;
G, w. Sutton's lot, twenty-six dollars and seven
cent?: JohnAndefsons lot. fwenty-one dollars
Eixcy-four cents andnaxI mills; on james
HOyt'slOt thirteen dollars and ~tory-nine cents
AID four -mi1ls-for ne purPose Of building .
branch sewer. Said astessmentb eing in accOr-
dance with heFeport Of theC ommIttee appoints
ed By the Council Tor naking such assessments.
Src.H FSaid assessment shall be paid 70 the
Treasurer OF the Incorporates f1uage OF War
rem, as follows /: ! First instalment, (halD on or
before the hrst day Of October. a. O-iS6I. Sec
ond inStallment (halO on or before the first day
Of SOW. A. D., ls67-or be subject % the penalty
and interest allowed by law, against the lots
and lands owned by the persons s~eyerally ifLct
paid At the time. and 70 the persons herein des-
SEC. III. That this ordinance be in force
from and after is publication.
Passedin Council Sept. ii. 1S6LL p 1l -3I
: FlH-T gdt 80 !. N. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest II, II. TowSsESD, Recorder. <
SGDIA q
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BT We hold that the average intel
Iigence Of that element of southern
population, designated as the "poor
Whites"-people who in the late slave
States never had but little better ad-
vantages than the blacks-is not now,
and for fifty years has not been above
the average intelligence of the blacks
around them. Yet the democrats do
not oppose this class of very ignorant
whites voting. If theF do NOT oppose
manhood suffrage on account of color,
as some pretend, it must be on q basis
of intelligence. Then to be just and
impartial, that degree of ignorance
which DISTINGUISHES the black should
Slso disfranchise the white. %.
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AIGen. Sheridan has been accord
ed by tbs people of st. Louis the recep-
ton due to E noble p&triOt and gallant
soldier. Never vas noEe enthusiasts
tic welcome extended to any distin-
guished visitor to the city. saca 5
demonstration has the two-fod chasac-
ter of approval and rsbukeAapprcxGi
of the public guest, and reproof of the
tunctionary who vAinlY seeks 70 destroy
his ppaStige by removing him from Of
feea 9hs public servant insults the
battIe-scarfed hero-rthe popular SOY
ereigns crown him with laIrels.
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Ohio StatesnaH, the central organ
ofthe Democracy of this State has come
.oat hat-footed in favor of negro suffrage.
,Itn6B flies oyer the Democratic ticket at
The head Of its columns, instead of .sCon-
sti1tionaI Anendment-NO," the follow
ing words: "For the Right Of Negroes to
Vote and hold 0fice-YES." W.
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1t appears by advertisement in
Ghis isrpe. that Judge Brown offers for
sale his residence near town. Arsrs
ekaAee for some one to get ous of the
mosks Il not altogether the most de-
stable place. in the vicinity Of War
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DEATHS.


On SATURDAY.. Path alt. At HeHton Falls. Of dys-
sentery. FRANCIS CHARLES. youngest son
Of DR.. IF. Porter. aged 16 yeafsanf7mo
At Nexburgh, o. Sept 9th. 1851. FRANKIE,
only child Of chas. l.. ana Emma Z, Leslie.
In Humboldt. Allen County, Kansas on the
lever sse oA #f & Lfi1iSnSs e B6 iii & lsed g
years laW 10 sr-l 9dI ri s3nGfg1 Et.
Mr.. Butler was ahrotier of &c. Butler. Esq.
Of Warren. BE left this place some week.
since for the purpose Of buying kinds in Kansas.
where he Wastaken i'll with the ague and bill
lpns fever His death will Be Iegretted BY al
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Ysrmontas usual.

The star that never set" kiss gone
Republican rs strong as ever. John
b. Page. Republican, is chosen Cover
By 10000 majority. Senate, all Repub-
lean. House, nearly so. Poor chow
or the Democracy.
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TEsMs:--s2.Oo per Year in Advance.

Let our lava and institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red men. not Of black men.
not Of nen Of any cOmplsxiOn; but like the
law Of God-ths Ten commandmsnts and The
L0rds Praysr-Iet them speak Of the people"
-Horace Maynard.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

A train, on the Northwestern Railroad,
in the western part Of Iowa, was Saturday
delayed n hour and q quarter by grass
hoppers which covered the track 50 thick
that the engine drivers slipped on the
rails. - lf5 .sd
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The Maine EIeefIOnENO Dem
ocrattc Comfort

The Angusta dispatch to the Boston
Advertiser giving the returns of HE
Maine election, says:
''The sole cause Of loss TO the Republi
CAM is the liquor law and the constsbu-
lsry law, passed by the last Legislature.
Many Republicans were entiTely apathetic
as to the result, and not q few voted di-
rectly with the Democrats on the liquor
issue. The national administration can
Democracy, for the merits of Andrew
johnson were not reallyan issue"
The Boston Posts dispatch admits
that "the ale and ciderlsw of last year
has undoubtedly caused much loss to
the Republicans" ~ 10 F--
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6-To plE4EnratzaEsIIsEzfhs linz oftks Erie
Hallway presents many obiocfs Of intarasE pas-
stng through he beautiful valleys Of the Che
NUM- eu~lqneh9rnA, Delaware md Rsnap
riTars, En eyerchAnaing pEuoraua 81 nsfnreis
beauties commands Attention. -
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s6E The Republicans of California
allowed themselves to get at logger
h~esdsoYer rival candidates Undivided
their strength st the late election Civ
ing the State to the Democrats who
elected a War Democrat Governor
A Judicial election will shortly take
place in California. and the joy of the
democrats over their accidental victory
viii be shortliVed. aIt .ol 5Ef
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DIN
kGr While Americans claim theirs to
to be the greatest and freest country
on the globe" it is a fact that in none,
of the monsrchial countries of Europe.
are men prescribed socially and politr
ically, because ofscoIOr, as they are
here. All over Europe people of color
are admitted to schools, colleges,
churches. hotels &C., equally with the
whites. Only in1America is this mar
row prejudice maintained. In France
and England, and in Canada and the
lower British Provinces, color qualifcA-
ton for voting is unknown. IN This
heArtless prejudice has no advocates or
defender excepting among men who
boast of Democracy "A false and cor.
rupted democracy, the centemptible
spawn Of a malignant Elsveoeracy.A
Northern Democrats have degeneratsd
to mere puppets in the hands of south
ern rebel politicians 1t isthess Vir-
tuous classes that boast of the osristoc-
racy Of color. They may Be aristocrats,
but are far from the dignity of noble
men. God gives men an impress of
nobility that Is more than skin-deep,
being stamped upon the heart, diyest-
ing it of that ~supercillious haughtiness
and assumed superiority oyer others,
which is a characteristic of modern
democracy" i.ufjsorr.
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gandays sxeeDtedJ stops g snsquskszns 7S5
A. A.t Bka9: IaInsxsll9E pins1 and
klmirs with Northern Central ailEsy f6r Har-
ris6urg Phleds'phi4. Reltfmofs. EaSkicTton
md poln1 South; e GfeatBendW With Delaware.
ton, I<entol and Philsdelphfa, sad Il Hsu
YORK With Atsrnocn frain1 and Stsamar5 for
Boston and New England Citisz.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
i1lo 1seig p M \ reaehins New York At
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I9 I70

Given under my hand at tie Cour
House, in the Village Of Warren, this 4th
day Of September, A ID. 1861.
SETH NJ. LAIRD,
Sheriff Of Trumbull County, o.
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The best Ventilated and most Iuxurioaa
Slesptng Cosches GIN THE WOHLD4
AeeomDany All Right trains On thi railway.
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y PreEidsnt Of the Senate.
Grand aad Petit Jurors For
Common Pleas.

.a The Township Trustees win return at
the same time with their Poll Books Of
election, Jurors for their respective town
ships, IS follows
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U. S. Senator nom Michigan.

Let there be arrangements made in
every town in the county, for 3 grand
meeting on that day.
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Unlon state Ticket.

aovsrnor-RUTHzRFoRD B. HAYES.
Il GsvernOr-JoHE O. Ike.
Suprens Jadee-J0HN WHICH.
Auditor Of tsts-JAARSH GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of ststs-SIREKY s. WARNER.
Attornsy General-WILLIAM II. WEST.
Comptroller ofTrsasury-M R BRAILKY.
Board Of Public TorkS-PHILIP HERRING.
coastitationaI Ansndnent-YES.
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BOOB and Magazlne NOTICES.

The BIBLE LOOKING GLAss-A Mirror
for all People.-Embellished with ~ En-
graIings-Si1 Books in One Volume
P ublished by Howe's Subscription Book
Concern, III Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
This work has already had an extensive
sale, and viii doubtless be a very popular
book As us title indicates, it Is 2 are-
feetor and teacher Of the Seriptures."-
The engrayings are designed to show the
universities Of human char sefer and quail
ties Of the human heart The six books
embraced in this volume are-Ist. RelI.
gious Emblems. ID Religions Allegor ies,
Sd. Christian Pilgrim 4th. Christian
similltudes. 9th. Sunday Book of Pleas
ing and Comforting Literature, 9th.
Grsy's Elegy Illustrated. ,gdi
HqGAr. orrin Chalker, of Southington, is
agent for this book, for Trumbull county.
The volume Is very handsomely bound
and Is printed in FARCE. clear TYPED good
P .fIIll H. saaa. -r.se
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srASKJo for TICKETS VIA ERIE RALEAY,
Which can be ohtaiasd q al PrineiRel Ticket
Ohee1 IN the West and S0nth-HesE
B. RIDDLE, WIN. Z. BARR
Gen. 5upnE Gen1PaB. Ag't
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Ne. On our first page we publish an
extract from the speech of Senator
Sherman, on the subject of finance,
bonds and taxation, We also publish
extracts from a good campaign speech
Of Dom Piatt. II is fun of sharp hits
on the cops. . -
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Der R.SEhsss are EanEisrTsd Fss a7ekargs in
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Hr The Democrats have been try
ing to feel good over the news from
Maine. The election was held there
on Monday of last week, and the vote
shows that great apathy must have
prevailed among the Republicans, for
while the aggregate Democratic vote,
compared with last year, is but slight
.ly increased. the aggregate falling off
of the Republican vote is upwards Of
$4,000. As it ia, however, the RepubI
licans have elected their Governor by
5000 majority. The House stands
log Republicans 70 As Democrats and
the Senate As Republicans to Z Demo
Gratis. If. the Democrats find comfort
in the news from Maine, they must be
thankful for the yeriest t~rilesTmi 4
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r o COshOctOn.

EDIroR OHRoSIcLE-Treasurers re-
port 0oshOctO9 Coal Company, August
c cSsh i in ri...D,v ss.o cd
Notes and accounts due the Com
pany 6260, 95.
Expenses for permanent improve
hents during the year 1000
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An Trains run directly through 70 New York.
From and aftsr Augugt 26th. 1857, Trains will
Leave connection with all Western lines, e
follows:
From Dunkirk ana SALAMANCA
sy New York tine nom Union Dspots:
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TRANSFORMATION!

IL Notices hereby given. that the late firm
OF Richmond 4 Scarlet. was dissolved August
81, 1867. All coal bills 20 be settled with George
Searlet and all bills for slaek1is 10 be settled
2 Warren. Sept. Is. Ts57-St
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500 A: n: Express Nail, via Avon
sna Ao-nellsgiis Sundays sxesptsdl Arrives
With northern Central Railway for Harbour.
Rhlldelphia, Baltimore. Hashington Rndpoinfi
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SNAOA COoNlL I4OAAI-
RsPreseRtatsve-WIILIAM RITEZEL.
Prosecuting Aaoaey-JoHN II. STULL.
Shsr1lS n LAIRD.
Treasurer-EDWARD HAYES.
Beeorder-ELMER MOSES.
oOnamissiOmes-H p. PAYNE.
CorOne-G. C. REED.
Savpeyor-F. W. MESSERSCHMIDT.
Ayirma5y Bireetor-MOSES BACON.
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40 p. n. LiRhfnlnq Kxnraa.

Sundays sxcsptsdL stops at HsEnsfsVfls65
M.QS1pJ. and arriveA in New York 100 a.
d. connses & jersey CITY Win HominT RT-
PRESS 1rain % New Jersey Railroad for Bslii-
Aornlng kxgEsss Train IN Boston and New
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$50 p. d. Cincinnati Express,
From Dankirk. Gundass ezcsptsdl stops a.
lLS5 r and connects a. Hor-
10. arriving In New York a5 d.
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o-lo 2. II. New York NIeht Exp.
u,2o p. Il. Cinoiunatf Fxpres.L

Daily. Stops at P~eytaess55P- A. sun inter
sectng At HornellSTills with the MS p N.
IrainfrCm pqn-Hrk. and arrives n New York
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from Dunkirk. Sunday excepted. Stops At
Salamanca 65 p. n, 0ie9n 1852. n. Sup.E
Turner'S 93A.M. RkEl and arrives n New
York At l2OP. n, connecting with AnernOOn
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
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Machines to Give Away

II HAVE THE BEST SEWING
4 Machines. such e. Wnlsoe Z Gibbs, Domss-
ne and Others. which viii give 10 any one who
VIII sell 5 machines. one q the sams tksg ssll.
q 4 viii call and seeyou.
EH3% Ell. GIBBS. Agsut.
p s.-Maehines R~epRiRed-T can az
any machine; will call and put your machine
u order arlepay. ORroeeiFins notes hy letter.
1t Warren P.0. ~. GIBBS
= August I. ls67-5m-
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'2l"OnD CURIOSITY SHOP" And Reprint
ed Pieces, by Chsrles Dickens, with orig
Iinal Illustrations, byS. Eytinge, jr. Bos-
ton; Teknor &uF;elds.d a-a hsil.m
We are indebted to the publishes for
xeepy oftheif popular Diamond Edition,
IA green and god, Of that &Orld.fsmed
story, ..The Old Curiosity Shop" In this.
as in all his works, Dickens writes more
for the heart than the head-to make men.
good rather thsn world-wiseAreaches the
sympathetic part Of human nature, and
touches chords of feeling that yibrate
through all hearts, rich and pool, high
and low. In literature, Dickens might be
called thsiiGreae English Commonsr."
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