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!. 4 A. BARoMETER. good weather gside 10
made by placing 10 glass tube or narrow phisi
two dracbms of eanphor, half draehm of purs
saltpetre, q half drachm of muriate Of ammonis,
and two ounces Of proof spirits In dry weather
the solution remains clear; on the approach Of .
change minute stars win rise mp in the liquid,
and stormy weather is indicated BY the greatly
disturbed condition Of the chemical combine
ton. - t I. r.-....-. ia .r- 4. g4.se,
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The Session of ls67 begins MARCH 9th. Course
ofinstruction CLASSICAL, MATHEMATIcAL and Con-
NERcIAL. Address, -.,u .-..s > ?. .@r..
49, .- Col. WM. BINGHAM.
January 7, 1857 I'm
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a CARD.

Having retired from business, We take pleasure
in commencing to our friends and eustomers, A.
WE'LL L CO., as practical, .attentive and expe-
rienced business men, and ask that the, patronage
SO Literally bestowed upon US be continued TO them.
t..--. = ,kAHNKEILER A, &,BRO.
Nov 20 1865 s---. -t,a.s rsz
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NOTICE.

We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladie:
that we will attach to House early in the Spring
first class French Millinery Establishment, of which
due notice will be given. p A. WE'LL h CO.
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MECKLENBURG FEMALE COLLEGE
AT CHARLOTTE, N. C. t"

REV. A. G. STACY, A. NJ, President
Assisted by accomplished Instructors in all the De-
~ partments
The buildings and grounds known the N. c.
Military Institute, located in Charlotte having been
secured for a term of years for the purpose of a
Female College, the Institution will be opened
such January 10Th, 1867.
The first School year will be of irregular .dura-
ton. 1t will comprise one long Session of Twenty
ak weeks. ..'-
This Session. scholastic year. will be divided
into Terms of Thirteen weeks, each. 80 L'-7
Rates per Term, payable in ad0aaee Iawful currency
Of the United States: % o.. s.. g. :,ae
Board with lights .... $50 90
Tutiou-Collegiate Department, l6 SO
Tuiton-Primary Department, sSll 90 to l3 90
EXTRAS: ... -rt SCI
Music on Piano Guitar, 80 Lessons, $40 90
Latin, Greek, French, German, etc., each,. g 90
Painting, Drawing, Embroidery. etc, at fair rates.
Pupils will furnish sheets, pillow cases, towels,
table-napkins, and counterpane. Fl. .s. s8if saH
The standard of Scholarship will be high and the
instruction thorough. 80 t-.., a. -. 80 ).
The building is eigbly situated with more than
twenty acres of land attached, the premises being
delightfully."- adorned with native oaks Ample
of exercise and recreation will be thus af-
furded For Circular apply to ~ st~ 4
Dec II, 1866 Charlotte, N. c.
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state OF II. CNfOIfna, CIeaVeIahd Co.
Court Of Pleas q Quarter Sessions-Nov Term, 1866.
Joseph Lusk VS.. Robert Hunt.
Attachment Levied on Land. (
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Robert Hunt. the defendant in this case, is now a nom
resident of this State therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Western Democrat for
six successive weeks notifying the said Robert Hunt
to be and appear at the next of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the county of
Monday after the fourth Monday in December 1866
then and there to show cause. If any he can why the
land levied shall not be condemned and ordered to
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debts and costs.
Witness s. Williams Clerk of our said Court office
the 9TH Monday after the 4th Monday in September
1866. gaEEt@ s. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
1856 DR.. adv. SOL
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Something New and Attractive.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
MCLEOD & STEELE

., MCLEOD & STEELE
Have just received another addition to their stock of
WINTER GOODS, comprising many of the latest
and most desirable styles of Empress Cloths, Reps,
Poplins, French Merinos, Mohar Lustres, Alpaccas,
DeLaines, Bombazines, Wool Plaids, Black Silks,
Ladies' black and colored Cloths,
Ladies' and Misses ClOaks,
Breakfast Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Embroideries,
Real Ciney Lace Collars and Sets, Plain and Em-
broidered Linen Sets, lst and I'd Mourning Sets,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings Cloak Sets, Ladies'
and Gents Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods, Black French
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Table Linen, Dam
ask Merino Table Covers, Opera Flannels, white and
coIored Flannels, bleached and brown Sheetings,
Blankets, Rock Island Cassimeres, Hoop Skirts
Empress Trail Balmoral Skirts, &c.
Call soon and Buy. '. ...
MCLEOD / STEELE.
Dec 10, 1866. -. =-.s
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JAMES HARTY & CO.,

Nert Door to the Court House, Charlotte, ~ C..
Have Just received new Stock of Groceries con-
sisting of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea, &C.
They also have good assortment of Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, at reduced prices.
"a. JAMES HARTY l. CO. r
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a's Fresh green peas were 10 the market At t.
lahsssee, Florida, on New Years Day.
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LEONARD H. SMITH.

For many years at the Corner Drug Store,)
Having purchased of Williams Covert their entire
Stock of Goods in this city, consisting of
Hats, Caps, Straw Millinery,
and other Goods too hume rous to mention, would
solicit ashare of public patronage from his friends
ard the public generally. -HT
Mrs l.. A. NORRYCE, Lady of experience and
taste has been engaged to attend to the Millinery
Department, and will trim all kinds of HATS and
BONNETS in the most approved and latest styles at
the shortest notice. .-.. .s..-.. t-g
expect soon to carry On the MANTUA-MAKING
BUSINESS in its various branches on large scale.
DT- Three doors above National Bank, Carson
building,
Dec 10. 1866 - ..:
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Ladies' and Misses CIOaks,
r.. FUgLH.YGS.

Merchant Tailor, Charlotte, N. c.,
Will sell his Stock of Genlemens Clothing at Cost,
till the lst of January. Those wishing bargains
invited to call and supply themselves e =
Dec 10. 1866. --.---- -.
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VANCE & DOWD, u
ATTORNEYS q AT LAW,
Charlotte, N. C.,

Having associated themselves together, will prac-
tice in the Courts of Meckenburc, Iredell, Catawba
Davidson, Rowan, Cabarrus and Union, and in the
Federal aud Supreme Courts. -...s ......
Claims collected anywhere in the State. 81.
April 2, 1866 If .-
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just Received.

good article of Linen Bosom Shirts also, Liner
and Paper Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, &c.
<-EfE JAMES HARTY L CO.
Dec "a, 1866. 5..~ -fs -~H.. ~
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SCALE : oF DEPRECIATION. aa
by the Legislature of N. Carolina.

Scale Of depreciation Of Confederate Currency, the gold
dollar being the unit and measure Of palue, from
' Nou. 1st, 1861, to May l, 1865. --..., ....-.r.
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so Kegs Superior White, Lead, -s-~a e
40 Boxes Cheese, sasssz-s sazaa - - 81.
SEQ Bushels Corn, seq s- -4--.< s~z i.-z
- 2,0e0 Lbs. Castings. tz,- ..7-& rg = - II.
For sale by 7s7 HAMMOND l. MchAUGHLk.
{ Der ,, 1866. 49, - 1888 u
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Idleness is the mother of poverty.
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Christmas and New Years Pre-.
-R ..4s4 b." SenfS.

Some very handsome, selected in Europe by of
the firm. If you want beautiful French and Eng
lish GOODS for the Holidays. call and see Them at
Dec 18th. pThEg : ELIAS CohEN'S.
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'HoTooRAPHIC ALBUMS
ust Received,

For Christmas, from So to $50, at
& Dec I7,5ls6e - ELIAS COHEN'S.
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par Ladies and Gents Writing Desks, Ladies'
Work Boxes, Parses, Portemounaies, Bags, Pearl
Gard Cases, Pearl Boxes Portfolios &C., In beauti-
fal variety aud at low prices at
Dec 18th. ELIAS COHEN'S.
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THE BINGHAM SCHOOL,

Dec "a, 1866.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notiee is hereby given. that the under
.n.d has been appt inted and qualified as sd
lnafuistrator of the Estate of Silas Alderman.
deceased. ROBT. w.
Feb Is. 1867. St
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From the Neie EnolaEd Medical and Surgical
G0~aBs
IN JUSTITIA.

Time and again in our journalistic career We
have been called upon to recommend medicinal
prepar ations. and. in some instances such as
bility could Withstand: have been held out to
extort some kind Of & notice" in indorsement
Of a patent medicine. There are two simple
rules which should guide an editor, and which.
ifstrictly adhered to will save much Ve1stion
and wrong-doing. The Encouragement OF all
that is good and worthy. and the condemnation
of all that is bad and unworthy and these rules
should equally apply to sources from which we
derive patronage. as well as 70 matters OF point
ical, scientific. moral. or religious nature. 1t is
thu the duty. Is 1t snonle pc me pieas9re o.
readers whatever of good character may be
brought to his notice. Especially should be ex-
ereise caution when where the health OF indiyld-
mails Is concerned-not overlooking the fact that
temporal life in this world L. only less in i'm
portance to the spiritual life in the world to
come.
vertisement in another column Of Or. J: w.
Poland's White Pine Compound" . medicine
which the highest medical authority. a. well a.
the testimony of Thousands upon thousands who
have been restored 70 health and yigor through
its wonderful agency. endorse IS the best patent
medicinal preparation Of this or any psriod- Ii
success may be taken as : test OF merit. then the
White Pine Compound. from its great success
may be conceded the most meritorious article
in the market
fections, and all complaints Of like character. as
we'll as the different diseass of the Bladder and
Kidneys yield with astonishing rapidly to this
medicine.
who will allow himself to suffer. for perhaps
years, with til csc distressing malsdies. rather
than expend . dollar for Q medicine which
Thousands assure him they know will restore him
10 perfect health But it is not difficult to- esti-
mate the social and business loss which . single
weeks suffering from acute pain may occasion.
There may be men who would willingly give
rhouEands TO make reparation for any injury
dope a fellow, but who would begrudge . pAltry
dollar to apHeAse their outraged natures in less
II any such can b0 found in our rich and fertile
This preparation is sold BY all druggists.
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RETAIL
Cleveland wholesale Market
Monday. Evening. March

S-@ ~ ~ @-AAN@ II
FL0UR-Market quiet, steady and unchang-
ed. City-made Xxx spring, from No ! wheat.
$l2,0O912,50 do do from Mo- wheat $ll, 50G12. 90;
country made spring $1l ,0091l,2 Is; Xxx red win
ter S14.0O@15.O0 xxx white winter S16.0O9l6.-
50.
LARD-Quiet and steady. City-rendered 13c
in ~tierces, and l3Hc in barrels; country rem
dered held a. l29l2Xc.
SMOKED MEATS-In moderate demand
Sales Suger-eured Hams at l5e; Shoulders lie;
Dried B eef advsnee to &cs BreakfastB Bacon l5c.
BUTTER-Continues unchanged and steady.
Choice rolls is in fair demand 1t 3Q93lc; fair 10
good grades dull at 24G26c.
CHEESE-Is firm At 14@lTc for fair to ehoiee
dairy and factory in round lots; very choice Sc
lected factory, in q small way, H149lSc.
EGGS-Sales II bbls at zoe.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet and steady at l0Gl0H
including packages.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in moderate de-
msnd; sale l car at LIES per GENITAL.
BEANS-In moderate request at S,0O9S,0
per GENITAL. according TO quality.
sEEDS-In good demand and firm; Sales
1900 hs Glover a t131ze per n; Timothy held al
7X@Sc per cental.
TALLOW-In moderate request at 9H91OC
for city and country rendered;
LIME-Steady; Water Lime. Akron and Os-
wego. $500; White Lime. Cleveland and Ere
SGIT"Stssdy; Fine $40; Coarse $3.50.
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western Reserve Seminary.
Examination observation-disclosures
and Musical Entertatnment.-Suc.
cess of the Institution, etc,

Examination Exereises--Literary
and Musical Entertainment.-Suc.
cess OF h Institution, etc.
EDITOR CHRoIcLE Being in West
Pennington q few days last week, we
availed ourselves of the opportunity of
attending the examination of classes
then in progress at the Seminary.
Many of the classes were large, num-
bering nearly fifty members, but the
proficiency evinced by the pupils gave
evidence that there had been but few
idlers. The examinations were rigidly
and impartially conducted, no member
of the classes in the different branches
of mathematics being allowed to use
the text book. A pleasing feature of
the exercises was the cheerfulness with
which the students performed the du-
ties assigned them; the responses at
the roll call of the several classes, in
dicating few delinquents. Inclination
would lead US to make more extended
comment, but we will only say that
the entire examination was such as all
friends of education love to witness.
On Wednesday evening the students
of the Seminary. under the direction
of Professor and Mrs. Leonard, gave
their animal Literary and Musical en-
tertainment, and to such a treat it has
seldom been ours to listen. The essays
and orations were original. and in the
beauty of diction and in the grace and
ease of their delivery, are rarely equal
led in schools of higher grade.
The Music, both vocal and instru-
mental, consisting of Duets, and trios,
upon the Organ, Piano and Melodeon,
was acknowledged by all present to be
the finest ever heard in Pennington.
1t was truly an entertainment giving pro-
fit, pleasure and instruction. We were
pleased to learn from the patrons Of
the Institution, that the term Just clos
ed has been n of unusual success and
prosperity the attendance large, and
that a still larger attendance is antici-
pated for the Spring term. With Prof.
J. NJ. Leonard as Principal, the school
is Justly the pride of Trumbull County.
Success to the Western Reserve Semi
nary. A FORMER STUDENT.
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Monday Evening oncert.

We have not time this week to refer at
length to the excellent concert of vocal
and instrumental music given at Webb's
Hall, on Monday evening, for the bene-
1T of st. Johns Church, Youngstown,
but will merely say that it was a most
pleasing, satisfactory and successful enter
tainment. Mrs. Packard sang with an
chanting sweetness of tone, full volume
and compass of voice, and ELECTED many
fattering compliments from the audience.
Miss. Smith certainly excels at the Piano,
and was heartily eneored, Miss. Probst
carried the Alto most admirably; Prof.
French is one of the best Bassos in the
country; Mr.. Scott is considerably more
than an ordinary Tenor. Dolph Grster,
in his comic songs of "Tilda Horn"
''Plsyed Out" and Corporal Sehnapps,''
brought down the house in storms of ap-
plause. Dolph never gave better salts
faction to q Warren audience, than on
Monday evening.
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Where to Find Them.
Flour. Feed. Corn. Oats. &C.. at Rush q Ham
lions Steam Mil.
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EGAL TOTICE.

Elisabeth Williams, a married woman by
her next friend. Plaintiff. against Daniel Wise,
Defendant The defendant will take notice.
plaintiff fled Der petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio. setting
forth, that at the October term A. d, 1852. of the
said Elisabeth. then sole. and By the name Of
Elisabeth Fulk. obtained q Judgment against
said defendant in said. Court. for the sum Of
S223, 10 damages. and $5,1S costs taxed. which
judgment remains wholly unpaid. except the
sum of $93,7 Il. after deducting costs paid by
plaintiff. May g. 1858. That there remains due
and unpaid from defendant to plaintiff upOn
said judgment. the sum Of $214. for which sum
plaintiff asks judgment with interest from the
18th day of Feb 1867, and for costs of suit. An
order of Attachment has been issued and levy
made. and defendant must appear and answer
by the 10Th day Of April next. orjudgment will
be taken against him.
FORREST d HYDE.
Feb q, 1S6! Ct. Att'ys. for Plaintiff.
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New York Cattle Market.


Receipts 6,190 beeves: Il. 700 sheep ana lambs:
1888 hogs; 4,ZT8 beeyes were from Illinois. 40
from Ohio, Isl from Indiana, 100 from Kentucky
and Al from Michigan
Under the largely increased supply there is .
falling of in price Of s. to SO per head in. me-
dunn TO choice beeves Broker were unable to
keen the prices at the mark Of Monday and be-
fore moor It was generally conceded that prices
were 1c lower on all grades
The average quality was better than for q long
time. The bulk of the offerings being good to
prime Illinois and Ohio steers ofT9ScWt. hence
the average of all GALES cannot be lowered. and
this high average of quality keeps the range
narrow, and quotations only &c per D lower
Observation-Disclosures 1T.Gl7Lc, prime 16gl6Xc,
good I5Gl5X. medium 14Gl41Tc poor to medium
1904, worst l2912&. average l5c
SHEEP-The market has been unsteady and
prices fuetuated considerably since last Mon
day, under light arrivals and fair demand from
sheen butchers. Prices advanced so that on
Wednesday last good sheep sold at eEG9Zc and
extra lots at tC@l0Tc. On Thursday the de-
mand was not so firm and on Friday sellers con-
ceded about &c to sell out. and on Saturday
about &c more. To-day. however. with very
light receipts. the decline of Saturday was re-
covered and the market was pretty firm at ~
for common, g<c for prime, one lot Of S6 pounds
sheep sold At s5sc, another lot oflGO lbs average
at 9<c
-SWINE-On Saturday fair to prime were sell
ling AT o2E9S5Sc- To-day, with 1900 on the mar
kes sales were slow at S96Ssc and the tendency
was downward
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Of Music, Look Here
FRENCH CRANMER, log Mer-

chants Block. youngstown. o., have just
received q stock Of nee and beautiful sheet
music from the mammoth establishment Of
Root & Cady. Chicago. which they are prepa-
agents for the far famed .Steck Pianos,''
Brown d Perkins" DO. &es Also agents for
the celebrated Geo. A. Primes Melodeons with
divided well and basso-tenuto attaehment--
Mugical merchandise Of every description fur
nished to order Give US q call
FEB q. lS57-tf I.
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Ohio.

s44,36I,25, has been paid I ethe Policy hol-
ders in Ohio. by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
The above amount PAID IN THIS STATE, ex-
ceeds the sum total paid by any other accident
insurance. company to ALL their policy holders
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE COUNTRY
Cash Assets Jan. /, 1867, S79S, 49,, 02.
This is the Pioneer Accident Company and
the first to introduce successfully the system OF
accident insurance inAmerica,
The wonderful success of this and the com :
plete failure ofmany of its imitators has taught
the public that il is wisdom and economy 70 in
sure against accidents of all kinds in the TraV-
elers Insurance Company of Hartford.
Apply TO WHITTLEsEY ADAMS. the only agent
at Warren. Feb, H. oI-ti'
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NOETICAL WORKS.

DOETICAL WORKS.
Lovers Of Poetry can find something to
please them among the following Books:
Wbittier's Complete works. vols,
LonEfellyE'G Complete Works-2 vols.
Bayard Taylor's Poems.
John q Saxes Poems,
-r Miss Murdock's Poems.
Aldrick's Poems.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems.
Geo. p. Morris's Poems.
Tennysonls Complete Works,
Mrs. Heman's Poetical Works.
6pencer's Fairy Queen,
Buffers Hudibras.
CouperS' Poetical Works,
-Chaucer's Political Works,
DKyden's Poetical Works,
George Herbert's Prose & Poetry,
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Osnte's Poems.
Shskespeare's Works Complete,
Byron's Childe Harold
SHineburne's Iaus Veneris,
LongfelloW's Flower DR.. Luce,
LongfelloH's EvAngeline.
Hollands Bitter Sweet.
And many others. always on hand and for sale
By W.N. d WI PORTER.
Feb Is. 1867
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owe study to PIease.''

It should be the purpose Of every Artist to
the wants Of his patrons. always bearing
in mind that eveFy person who enters his Gal
their individual peeuliarities Of expression.
which must be carefully and quickly studied, in
order to give the best satisfaction.
The real artist will neper be satisfied with mere
mechanical results, but will make the study of
posing his figures, arranging drapery.. and the
proper blending oflights and shades. his high
est aim.
We are happy to say this has been our study.
all the way along from the early days Of Da-
guerreotyping up the present time. and as such.
HgBtill tender our services. at the Old Stand.
No. Is, Market Street. Warren Ohio.
RICE-Artist.
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Extract from a letter of S. G. Chandler. Pro-
fessor Of Geology and MineralOgy. East Middle
bury. VT. "Messrs. r. P. Hall d Co.. Nashua,
n. Il, Gentlemen Som time since when l
was in your city delivering q course Of GeOlog-
icaI Lectures. I prOcured q bottle of your Veg
etabls Sieilian Hair Remover. for the use Of
myself and family. and am happy to state that
its use has proved all that you have claimed
for it. I have recommended it to my friends
and neiEhbors. and in every instance has it Civ
en- perfect satisfaction, This ] regard - due
toyou and the public"
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For the Chronicle.

FOR the SnronlCles
At a meeting Of NEPTUNE FIRE Co.
2. at their hall, March LIST, 1867,
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted.
Resolved That we tender our thanks to
the citizens of Warren, who supplied ui
with refreshments on the night of the late
fire. Also to the citizens who so willing
" helped US in working the apparatus
while there.