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The Columbus Journal says that the
probable President of Liberia is an
Ohioan. The election was held on the
eth of May, and though tie result was
not made known at the last advices, it
is believed that the Hon. Edward S.
Royce has beaten his two opponents.-
Mr.. Royce was born at Newark, Ohio,
February Sd. 1878, and was educated
at the Ohio University at Athens. He
lived in Terre Haqte from 1888 10 1916.
In 1916, he emigrated to Liberia. In
l849 he wa elected to the House of
Representatives, and chosen its Speak
er. He has since served IN the Sem
ate, and in 1862 was appointed Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, a posi-.
ton which pc held at the time of the
election. He was also engaged sue
cessfqlly in mercantile pursuits, owning
a vessel and making money.
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a Small Farm for Sale.

This property Is situated in the Township d
Lordsto.n. one mile west Of the Village Of Obi,
ton, on the main road TO either Jackson or New
ton Falls, It consists Of thirty and a-haIf scres
more or fesal. IS in q high state OF cultivation,
with sneyer failing spring Of zater. q superior
we'll which Is perennial; q eistsrn, and Seven
Acres Of Timber. oak and maols. A thriving
young Orchard Of more than IS apple trees.
some Of which have born fruit for two years
several kinds Of grapeyines. which nave pro-
dueed ruit; small fruits in abundance. such a.
currents, straWberries. white. black and red
cherries, pears. plums and peaches, The dwell
ing house u almost naH hsing built in1S6S, has
2 rat-proof cellar. four rooms down stairs. and
I'VE Eooge- The vi -buiidings area good frame
oarn. % D. ~. wood house. wash house, coal
nousss wagon shed! and corn crib. A night Of
this property viii inspire . desire to possess il
In all who uants such . dalightfnlhome. Teens
easy 70 suit the purchaser.
NIB. y the above L not sold By The lsth Of
Oetobsr II will be for rent. Apply te the pros
pfietor on the premises,
July 2t-3mO, M Ia. SRRRR.
.H-"
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~Generaisheddsn Is TOO impartia.

~ Generals Sheridan is too Impartial
in his dealings with the reconstruct
ed" in his department. He does not
make enough difference between the
poor and the rich, the ex-rebel and the
loysl freedman, to suit Andy johnson
end the South, hence it is said that he
IS to be superseded by some more plant
party. 1t is TO be hoped the report is
untrue. But 1kzt foolish thing may
not be anticipated Of the mailman who
rants Ike a tethered geaElipg at the
White House7
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~ Whiskey is responsible for a
shocking case of matricidea at ~Chilicothe,
last Wednesday. A drunken sol was
being implored by his mother to
accompany her home from a drinking
house. He becoming angry rushed out
snd picked up 9 stone, which he threw
at his mother, striking her on the tenn
pie, causing her death III ten minutes.
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.ETITION FOR DIYnRcR

L The State Of Ohio. TrumbuH County
Lydia =. Hardy. vs. Francis Hardy, In the
Court Of Common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce and AIimouy.
The DEFENDANTS hereby notified. that on the
18th day Of June, A. D.. 1867. said plaintiff 6led
in the Clerks Ofhee in said county, 6 petiton,
the object and prayer Of which ia 10 obtain 4
divorce from the defendant and alimony.
Thecauses alledged are extreme cruelty, and
adultery with one MIs. Daft, at Pittsburr. in
the state Of Pennsylvania, about the first DAY
Of May. Al. 1856. Said petition further prays
for the custody and control Of their minorc child
William Francis Hardy. The defendant is fur
ther notified that dispositions in this case will
be taken at the Office Of George II, Christy. in
the city Of Pittsburgh, in the State Of Pennsyl-
yania. on the 4th day Of September, A. D., 1867,
betWeen the hours Of nine o'clock. q. m. and six
O'Clock. p. m, and to be continued from day TO
day If necessary in order to complete the taking
SANDERSON & JONES,
July 10. lS67-6w. Atty's for Pl'tf,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

OF Common Pleas. By virtue Of an order Of sale
in attachment. Issued out Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, and to me
directed and delivered. in the above named
case, / have levied upon and shall expose TO
public sale at the North door Of the Court House
in Warren. on ThurSday, August 10, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 A. N. aud 4 o'clock, p.
d. Of said day. the following described proper
90. Hins Cut, } IS D. Plug Tobgeco, p hs Spun
Roll Tobacco, Il rs Common Smoking Tobacco,
l Box Tobacco Cuttings. liar SnlH, Empty CT
gar Boxes. ] LarE0 Show Case and other articles
h Osborn. Tobacco stoFe. Terms Of Sale. Cash,
SETH d. LAIRD. Shsrif.
Warren, Ohio. July 30. 1851. 1lfT-
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~ Table rock, Niagara Falls, is no
more, having been destroyed last
Thursday by blasting. 1t has been re-
garded unsafe for some time. We
passed nader it on the 5th inst, and
observed that it had seemingly a pre-
csrious hold on terra hrma.
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A Is. CABINET WARE.
I eIhibition ofcabinet Ware

Awarding Gmninee-Seth Christy. Brookfeld;
Smith Clark, Hubbard; Smith Clark, Brook
field.
CLASS I6, ARTICLES oRHERwIsR UEcIAssED.
This class is intended for such work of art,
industry and skill as are not otherwise proyld Cd
for. For the place fer articles not specifically
mentioned. but coming under any general class
see General Regulations. Nos.
A,pardinO Compfaee-J CLeslie and wife. and
Mrs James W Grove.
RULES AND REGULATION S.
All stock and articles offered for premiums
must be owned by the person OF persons onering
All manufactured articles except agricultural
Implements. must be owned and have been
manufactured in the i've townships.
No awarding committee shall award any dis
cretionary premiums. Whenever articles ofsu-
periOr merit are exhibited for which no premi-
una have been offered. the awarding commit
lee may enter the ssms on their paper Of awards
80 that the Secretary may report the same TO
the board for further action.
When no competition occurs in any elRss or
division, . premium shall be awarded only
when the intrinsic merit OF the sninai or arti-
All thorough bred animals mast be exhibited
to the awarding COMMITTEES within The ring. and
must be 50 broken a. 10 be msnAgesnls there.
Admission at the gate shall be fifteen cents
for visitors Of both sexes. Members shall have
the SAINT privilege for themselves and families
as heretofore.
EQITlc1 OF lfLh CTOpb W0cb 10 A4o4o ~ llo
same time other articles are entered 81 the fair.
An animal entered for exhibition in one class
cannot compete for . premium in any 9th er ex-
sept IS follow: A single animal may be exhlb-
tied as one Of q pair or in class Of sweepstakes.
Al articles must remain in the Hall until
three O'Clock A u Ofths third day or forfeit the
premium. sl
For further regulations rot included in the
above, the Society will ADOPT the rules laid
down by the State board.
First DAY-Mednesday will be devoted to
the registering Of ell stock and articles entered
for exhibition. on The books of the 5 seretary,
and srrangingEh same in their proper places
on the fair grounds. under the direction OF the
Superintendents appointed for that purpose.
SECOND DAY.-Thursday will be devoted to
showing Of Cattle. Sheep. Hogs. Poultry. &c.
THIRD DAY.-Friday will be devoted 70 show
ing of Horses exclusively.
The Judges for each day are requested to re-
port them sslves at the ONCE Of the Secretary on
the grounds al ten o'clock A. NJ. so that all va
caucies may be filed. By order of the boAnd,
BENZ, SEABURN. Sec,
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Angelina Judd, a woman of thirty
FIVE years, al Chicago, recently married
an old man named David ~1ownslsy,
aged ninety-four years. The old man
had $4,000 in Government bonds, and
proposed to Angeline if she wouldm mar
~ him, at his death she should have
his money. she consented. After the
marriage, the woman discovered that
parties in Chicago who had procured
the license for them had oEercharged
them. She called a policeman-had
them arrested-and made them dis
gorge. This pleased the old man, who
told the people WHO called to pay their
respects TO the happy couple that
they'd have to be pretty smart to
cheat my [his1 wife,"
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Died in Johnston o., 18th inst. Deacon ISAIAH
BARTLETT. aged "A years, % days.

For months be has known that his time OF
earth was short, since which time. In obedieneI
to the command. Set thine house II order. fol
thou shall die apd pot liYe.P" he emphatieallJ
has been doing up the work Of time for eternity.
Deac. Bartlett has been a man uncoTnonly uni
form in temper and stable in character. This,
Of him.. was true, ass christian. husband, father
neighbor and Citizen. In all these relations. he
was peculiarly happy. and impaired the like to
others. Born In Plympton. and having apent
some Of his early life in Plymouth. he was . pu-
ritsn OF the puritanie order in general dsport-
msnt, and lfe-much respected. and loved b.
all who knew him. His death cast s gloom over.
not only his family. the church aud society, but
orsr the entire eommunftyI Not the aged and
adult only, feel his luss. but children and youth
for whomhe ever had q pleasant and profitable
word. fs4 themselves bersft Of . eouncell0r snd
friend. In him the Church. the society. the
Sabbath school, the community and the cause
Of beneYolenee. have lost an advocate and
To him the living may point as an example Of
piety. Though dead he yetspeaketh TO this COM
munty. Grateful that We were s0iong allowed
tofejotee in his light. to enjoy his counsel and
pEGyers- We bow in submission, yet with heart
felt sorreW 70 tae mandate Ct Him. who called
our friend hence. and who IN blessing him.
hath largely blessed u. and many others. May
ms example quicken christians in duty. and
lure some to the better ehoice that when called
from earth, Il may be to q happy and endless
reunion with him in yonder world OF light.
whore happy spirits dwell.
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The enormo1e consnmnI;or -

The enormous consumption of baked
beans in Boston every Sabbath is illus
trated by the fact that one baker at
the South End Who CELLS these edibles
by the quart. already eooked, disposed
of no less than six bushels of baked
beans on Sunday morning, or about
200 quarts, at sixteen cents a quart,
and this in a vicinity where cooking
stoves are abundant, and many people
bake their own beans.
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a. The taking of evidence in the
Surratt case closed last Friday. The
arguments of the attorneys are expect
ed to occupy this week, and the case
win probably reach the jury on Satur-
day next.
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/, Mr.. Gowing. formerly residing al
Ascutterville, VT. and his wife. were
murdered by q Frenchman, q former
employee of Mr.. Gowing, who beat
their brains out with an Z The
murder was committed for money, but
how much vas obtained is not known,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-31

SG-The late New jersey Union State
Convention passed resolutions in favor
of striking the word white from the
Constitution of that State, SO as to
allow the enjoyment of the elective
franchise without regard to the color Of
a mans skin.
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LET E BE LIGHT.H

TOWNSHIP AND INDIVIDU-
j. al rights for manufacturing and selling. in
TrumbDu Co.. DeWit;s Aurora Oil, the best In
use for making . superior light. Il can Be-
Manufactured by any one. at a trifing cost
Any family can save thrse-fOurths the expense
Of DsinE ordinary Carbon Oil. and have = better
light avoiding the liability 70 explosions. Save
your life. your money and manufacture your
oSn hgnt For terms aud particulars apply to
the subscriber at 0berlin, Ohio. on 10 II. u.
GreenTille. Pa. A. JACKS0RI
Warren o., July 10. ls67-3ms
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all times and under all circumstances. No CT
dinAry exposure will prevent their salGtsrY
Effects. and no bad results can accrue from an
overdose. They will sfectually cure debility.
chronic or nervous, liver complaint. jaundics,
dySpepsia, chronic diArhea. diseases ofths kid
neys. and all diseases arising from q disorder
stomach. liver or intestines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-31

ErA cable dispatch dated London,
July &C, says that the feeling has be-
come general among capitalists and
brsinssI men that war between France
and Prussia Is inevitable.
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MARRIAGES.


In Southington, July1o. 1857. BY o K. Bsenan
HERST, Of Braeevills. and Miss FLORA z,
PAINTER. Of SouthinEton.
In Bszetta. Chic. July I'D. by Rev. Mr.. Ely,
Mr.. SILAS s. COREY, Of Champion to Mis-
b OLIVIA z. RAND. Of Fowler.
In Rowland. BY Elder &. Waks6Ald, on the
18Th 1fJgly M. JAMES RR0WE ard Mrs..
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%PRINCIPAL AaENran
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
SUBSCRIBER offers 70,

sale the wsliknown snd Substantial usinSa
stand. on the corner ofca1al aud Broad sfrsafa
N me village OF Newton FsilsInoE l0csuUiod
% 80 " Herbert - . dwelling. Dry Goods
store. and fol storage The buildings consists of
= Drlek dwelling house and store room, and 4
tAlge and convenient warehouse. An fndison-
tAple ute can be made. For terms. which Wi0
be hberzl. enquire Of ]. Z ". Hefbsrt on fba
premises or John =. Beaver or William GrsSn'
Of said village. or to the subscriber at HnVlsnd
Trambull CO., o. A
June II. 1866 ISM
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~ The Indians are reported quite
Troublesome on portions Of the line of
the Union Pacific R. r. A surveying
party VA attacked last weak, and B.
F. Brown, Engineer, nortally wounded.
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~ Administrator of John N. HaSlep, va Har-
rs JosDSOn. ct al. In Trumbull COPclnon Pleas
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of 1rCmbuIl Co
OHIO, In the above named case. 10 me directed
and delivered. l have levied on and shall ex-
pose to public sale at the south door of the Court
House. in Warren. TrumbulT county Ohio, on
Saturday, August The SIst, A. ID. 1867,
between the hours Of two and four o'clock, D..
N. Of said day, the following described premis-
e to-Sit: Situate in the township Of Mecca,
Irumbull Co.. ", and known as part Of LOT
No. IS. Coules Tract. 20 ealled-bounded north
By the lands Of Philip aud John WaIdroL.
and By lands Of Vim. Irwin east By the center
Of the highway running north and south; south
By lands formerly owned BY ]. BOWysr, and
Hest By lands tprmerly owned By 5. K. 4 C.H.
Heekox and BY Petsr Rush and William Ayers,
containing ninety eight acres Of land, more or
s. N. LAIRD. Sheriff.
ShsTifs Office. Warren o.. July 81. iS67-5t
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- Senator Wilson. of Massachu-
Sstts, and SsEator Patterson, Of New
jersey, are expected 70 assist in the
Union Canvass of Ohio, during the
pending campaign.
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Western Reserve Seminary,
.THE FALL TERM OF This

Il deserve dV popular Institution, common
ees Aug. 18th. The Trustees take pleasure 10
saying TO the public that they have secured ths
services OF IN able corps of instructors, and
have also made many important repairs and
Improvements Shich will add much 70 the con-
venience and comfort of the students.
Allyoung ladies and Gentlemen desiring the
benent Of agood school are cordially invited 10
the ". Il. Seminary. there being room for an.
BY order OF the Executive Board,
A. D. KIBBEE. President.
West Pennington Ohio, July 2l-It.
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A-Ths Republican Congressional
Executive COMMITTEES have sent fifteen
speakers into the South to canvass that
section preparatory to the fall elections.
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WARREK. O.. July 81. 1s6,

Ms. RDIToR:-Plesss announce the name Of
Charles G. Burton, Esq, as q candldste tor, the
of6cs Of Prosecuting Attorney, for Irumbul
County subjeett to the decision Of the Nominal
ing Convention, And oblige,
JIlS S-tc {. MANY UNION VOTERS.
Ne. EprroR.-Please announce the name Of
EFTIT ]. HYDE. IS candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, Guhject to the viii of the Irumbpil
County Union Nominating. Convention to be
JuIT S-tc- UNION.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-31

Gs-The Freedmen of Georgia, are
holding meetings throughout the state,
addressed BY radical speakers, white
and black.
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APHfSIULOGICAL VIEW OF MARIE
Plste Engrsying Of the Anatomy Of The Hu.
nun Organs in q state Of Health and Disease
with . treatise on Early Errors, its DeplorabIs
consequences upon The Mind hnd Body. with
the Authors Plan Of Treatment-the onIvrs-
tional and successful mode Of Cure, as shown
By therep0rt Of cases treated. A truthful adVi.
ser 70 the married and those e~ontemplatine
marriage. VIII entertain doubts Of their physi-
cAlcondition. Sent free Of postage 10 any al
dress. on receipt Of Is can't in stamps or postal
currency By Addressing DR.. LACROIX. No.
81 Maiden Lane. Albany. N, j. The author
may be consulted upon any Of THE diseases uDon
which his book treats. Medicines sent to nv
part Of the world.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given. Of the intention
Of the Council Of Incorporated Village Of Wa
rem. % construct { Sewer in Dh. MOL, As fol-
loWs: A branch Sewer on the west side of Main
ing north connecting with Main Sewer on Main
Street. All persons having objections 10, or
claiming damages BY reason Of such sewer, are
hereby required to ME the same in writing. with
the Clerk OF the town within six weeks from
the first publication Of this notice, or be forever
debarLed q hearing upon the subject.
By order Of the Council,
H.H. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
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A starIIng PIot DIscoyered.

The Knoxville Wig publishes the
following letter from Senator Wilson :
WAsHISGroE, D. c., July 19, 1867.
To Hon. ". G. BrOaOnlOD:-
Nh DEAR SIR-I have just had a visit
from q Mr. Roberts, Hho presented me
letters of Introduction from gentlemen
in Government employ. He tells me
that on his way here he stopped in
Memphis, and while there had q con-
versstion with a person named Gal
lowayi" editor of a newspaper, who
stated to him that there were 900 me-
groes registered, but they did not in.
tendto permit them to vote; that they
would have 1000 whites at the polls
armed, who would take possession of
the polls and drive the negroes away,
or make a fight if they persisted in at
tempting to vote. and that he (GalloW-
ayl should take two Derringer pistols.
We are all anxious for the success of
the party, and though there may be no
truth ia the story, ! thought it advisa-
Bile TO give it to You as heard it, in
order that you may be prepared for
such an emergency, and be forearmed
by being forewsrned. Trusting that
there may be no foundation for this
story, and with mybest wishes for your
success, believe me, very truly yours,
s. -'.. @ H. WILSON.
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New Advertisements.
MzDUCLX,
1760.LI867.
Century"
800 ADAY

We have adopted the plan Of putting money
IN CENTURY TOBACCO 70 induce consumers
to use II. knowing that il is only necessary for
tnemt to give II q trial TO become fully satisfied
Of ITS merits, and to p~ronOunee il THE BEST
FINE CUT MADE, We will continue to offer
these inducements until this fact Is fully recoE-
niLed.
We aremaking the CENTURY from selections
OF the very choicest old leaf. and have devoted
every care toits manufacturs. IL is free from
Drugs. and IN every respect A PURE ARTI-
OF CHEWING TOBACCO.
On AondayEWsWi vii pIaesin one papsr 3 500
U. S. Note. On Tuesdays. in two papers, $50
each. On Wednesdays. in Eve papers $40 each.
On Thursdays. IN ten papers. $40 each. On
Fridays. in twenty papers. 50 in each anl on
Saturdays. in fifty papers. 81 each. in ali cases
Issuing GENUINE U. S. GREENBACKS to the
amount of $1O0a day. as A'
The finders Of thsse GREENBACKS-by
sending Us their names. address, and numbers
Of the bhlf. viii be presented With packages Of
found s---r
This house has been established for over a
hundred ears, and has always sustained q
character for honesty and fair dealing. which
puts TO hight all doubts, If any should exist. as
10 the gsnuinenesS Of this enterprise.
TIE CENTURY TOBACCO can be had in
large Quantities at Manufacturer prices. Of A.
X. Mitchell. IS Central ST.. Boston; b. A. Van
SSch1ic6: 10 s.. Front st.. PhiladelBhis Foy &
ley. "a West Second ST.. Cincinnati,
Price list sent on application 20
r. s. G.. LORILLARD,
Established in 1901
Is Chambers ST., n. Y.
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IN Elijah 9. Graham whose residence y I'M
18th day Of June. 1867. fled her petition in nc
Court Of Common Pleas. within and for the
county Of Trumbull, and State Of Ohio. charT-
Of hsbituAl drunkenness, and PRAYING thss she
may be divorced from the said Elijah G.. Gra-
ham, which petition VII be for hssrinE At the
term Of the said Court. commencing on the 18th
ALICE GRAHAM.
July q. ls67.6t.
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NOTICE. .ll4r17 ID 90
In Notice is hereby given, that 4 petition,
viii be presented tothe Commissionsrs Of Trum-
bull County, at their NEXT regular GassiOn.
(Sept, %, 1850 praying thatso much Of county
road laid outthrough the Up. Of Greene. a rum
from ting east and Wstt ee1trs road. north one
mile TO Pearl treet. 50 called, Be vacated. Said
road being 0hs-hAlf mile from tue east line Of
said township and parallel thsrst1. Tt, ~
Greene, July 81, lS57-4t
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A sILE

n By order Of the Probate Court of Trum.
bull County. the underlined, Assignee of Sstk
A. Bushnell, will offer a ppblis sale At the Cen
ter o. Hartford, n"TAHftdAT, A4gnst 80,
M- the following PromissoEy Notes, to wit =
One Note Of Twenty-Five Dollars against
Johh p. Custer, dated Nov. q. 1855. On intsresi
At s per cent. One Note Of One Hundred Dol
interest ~ 10 per cent. One Note Of Two Hum
drsd and Eighteen Dollars snd Fifty Cent?
egainst Leicester king and Hes, II. King. dated
Oct. is 1851, interest st per cent Endorsed
$500 Nov. lst. 1855. H.B THOMPSON,
Assignee Of Seth A Bushnell !,
Hartford. o.. July 81. 1871. Az.
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Baconsburgh Academy.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS
l. School will eommsuce on Monday, August
~, 1901. Any person desiring to pursue 4
thorough c0urseO OF instruction, will ind il much
q school.
Al opportunity for reyieW, and a more shor-
ough PREPARATION vim be Afforded those who
contemplate teaching 70 the coming winter
Lectures upon the theory and practice Ofteach-
ing will be deliyecod during the term.
All English branches which are desired will
be taught Also the Latin. Greek and 6ermsn
languages.
Ing from 500 to 400 per week. Rooms viii
be furnished for self boarding, at reasonable
rates. Tuition per term Of IL weeks.
Higher branches e Languages $500
C.H. MITCHELL Principal.
BacOnsbursh. o. July 24-3t.