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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
II. Hines
Great Plow and Wagon
MAN

Head OF 81. Clair Street, on the bank Of the River,
DAYTON, OHIO.
LIVERY description Of Flows and Wagons
IL keptconstant on hand and manufactured to order.
The Flows "turned out" at this Establishment
among which may be found Grains celebrated Pat
ent, are not exeelled by any in the United States
in fact, their reputation has already extended over
the country.
Persons in wantof Wagons or Pows would do well
to call here before purchasing elsewhere.
June Z, 1856. Il. KIMES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
1856. FURNITURE. rs
SCARRIT & MASON.

1856. FURNITURE. 1856,
SCARRITT s. MASON.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY,
DEALERS AND
NTanHfactuEerg.
No. 40 and AZ Washington Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
|TJAVING completed our arrangements for a full
Ii stock Of Goods in our line, and having the best
assortment in the West, we take pleasure in offering
to purchasers both WHOLESALE and RETAIL:
1000 Bedsteads, 500 dozen wood seat Chairs
1000 Bureaus, 200 do cane seat do,
500 Dining Tables, 100 do rocking do,
500 Breakfast do, leo do ehildrens' do,
200 Work Stands, 500 tin safes,
200 Wash do, 200 Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 Wardrobes, zoo Lounges,
1000 Looking Glasses, 100 dOz. Rush and splitbot-
tom Chairs.
To which We add mahogany and walnut, par
Tor and rocking Chairs, Sofas. centre, side and extern
sion Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
Upholstery in great variety, such as spring, hair,
cotton, moss and husk Mattresses, Comforts, Spreads,
and Blankets. .
Our work is all Warranted as represented-our
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and re-
s~pectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-21
GLASGOW 8

IK7HoLEsALE GROGERS, FORWARDING
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. so
Levee, have in store and to arrive the following
Goods, which they offer for sale at the loves prices,
viz.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

FRENCH MERINOS-A larger stock
i than ever before. including all colcrs and shades.
some heavy donhle twillel at one dollar; rich Plaid
Merinos. all wool AMI half wool.
Also. piles OF Cohurps, from two shillingS upwards
Plain French DeLaines, 0mbre DeLaines. Plaid and
Striped Poplins and Ohailys, DeBIges. Gala Piaids.
Persian and Printed DeLaines. in endless variety. at
the NEW YORK ORE
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9pms SnttIIigsntt.

Died
On Sunday afternoon, October 18th, LEONARD
E. STEVENS. aged twenty-five years and SIX
months.
TBy this sad event, not only has one of our
most respected families been bcreaved of an only
son and brother, particularly endeared to them,
but the community has suffered a severer loss
than most Of our citizens are aware of. Mr..
STEVENS has been of q retiring disposition which
has nreyented his talents from commanding the
universal acknowledgment which they merited.
he has been pursuing, with some interruptions,
for several years, a course of liberal study, and
had just completed his preparations for entering
upon a course of legal reading, with a view to
future practice at the bar, when he was seized
by the disease which in a fortnight, terminated
his life. Those who hsd the pleasure of an init
mate acquaintance with him, knew that in all
noble qualities of mind and heart, he had very
few, il any equals among those of his own age.
He was indefatigable in his zeal for mental and
moral improvement, and was earnestly and hope
fully striving for the realization of an ideal char
acter far higher than that which satisfies most Of
us. The deepest problems of religion and NOR
ais were those which had the greatest attraction
for him, and he had grounded his faith upon So
thorough and honest an investigation of religious
truth, that when his death drew near, he met the
grim destroyer with a heroic calmness and an
unbienehing fortitude. which showed that the
grave was robbed of its terrors. God grant our
end may be like hisl c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
The Union Electoral Ticket.

The Developments made in Phlsdel'
phia, showing the purpose Of Sanderson
and his co-laborers to give the Stale TO
Buchanan by concentrating the Amer
lean vote upon a Fillmore electoral tick
ct, has reused up a tremendous feeling
of indignation in Philadelphia and else
where throughout the Stale. In Phila
delphia an Address has been Issued, sigr-
ed by an imm, nse number of those here
tofore Fillmore men. who repudiate the
Sanderson arrangement, and avow their
determination to support the Union ticket.
The number of votes that Ssnderson viii
be able to take off { Fillmore will be
about equal to the number he induced
his friends TO throw in favor of the Bu-
chanan State Ticket.
A large meeting was held at Harris
burg on the evening Of the 21st. in favor
of the Union Ticket, which was address
ed by Gov. Pollock. Hon. A. g. Curtin,
Secretary of the Commonwealth, Hon.
Lemuel Todd and Hon C. B. Penrose.
All these gentlemen took sides boldly in
favor OF the Union Ticket.
From the central counties, generally,
we have the most encouraging informa.
ton. Sanderson has no adherents out
side of Philadelphia. The opposition
presses and politicians in the eastern and
central counties are all rallying to the
support of the Union ticket, and there is
scarcely a county in the State in which
there is not a promise of doing better
than for the State ticket al the late elec-
ton. The prospect is that the honest
anti Buchanan vote of the State will be
concentrated upon our Electoral Ticket.
In eveiy quarter the skies seem to bright
en-. and to promise to US, if We but do
our duly, a glorious victOry.--Pmsburgh
GyzeHe
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Nahoning County Horse Fair.

The Cleveland Herald of the DIST, says:
AT Youngstown, on Wednesday and Thurs
day last, there was some very fine trotting, as we
Learn from ole who was there. In the First
Class,'-swomil heats. $3.50 purse-were enter
ed. 'Don,' by Norman Fuller, Wiekliff; Buck
eye by VIM H Howe. Bloomfield; -Whalebone,
= Sterling, Pa; a colt from Crawford county,
-, by c. Arms, Youngstown, and a mare
from Pittsburg, owned by Watson. Don won
on the first two heats-time 5;55. In the Sec
ond Glass; were entered, Flora by Norman
Fuller a mare of - Andrews, of youngstown,
and q Pittsburg pony Flora gained the first
heat, and the mare the second, third and fourth.
On the second day nine horses trotted- Pei
tan's poney won the 1st, ID and Sd heats. In
the tMahoning County Glass; Spinning Jenny
won the ist and Sd heats, Lanteman's mare the
ID, 4h and 9Th. Bird owned by Geo. Muir
ray, also trUtted.
In the Pacing Match, Ohio Boy won the lst
three heats. Butcher Boy and a Piitsburg
mare were his competitors"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
The Friends Vote.

There is a very large reserved vote,
not cast on the 18th, which will surely
be thrown in the Presidential contest, and
surely be thrown for Fremont. A por-
ton of il is The ''Qaakers." This vote
alone is estimated Of $4,000. At least
20,G01 more ballots will be cas- on The
4,h of November than were given 10 The
two State tickets last week. They will
almost entirely be given to Freedom
Pit -6urgh Gazette.
One of our IN VALUED and respecla-
ble citizens, and a member of the S)cieiy
of Friends, in order to satisfy himself
whether The Quakers voted on Tuesday,
photographed to a Friend in Philadelphi,
for reliable information. and was answer-
ed that the Quakers did not gote on Tues
day. bat Mat they sOOuld role on the All Of
Nou.-Cin. G5zeHe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

DETER STILL, and his wife VIVA.
This is one Of the most interesting beokA pub
lfshed n many years. The narrative Ia gives by hin,
self. after forty years " ALoSsrs- We have sold. in
les than two weeks, over Sly copies o. this popular
book. and have just received the second ffty, The
publishers can scarcely Supply tAsdsnand. Price 81,
at ADAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
Killed.

a woman, named BRIDGET QUrSS, was killed
at Cleveland a few days since. She was sitting
upon the timber work of the C. & NJ. R. R. bridge,
when the Locomotive and tender was backing
over it She was not seen by the engineer at
al, and her body was discovered sometime after
wards by a gentleman driving under the bridge
= in 8 buggy, who saw the blood and a womanis
arms hanging over the timbers. The Company
paid her funeral expenses. No blame was attach
ed to the engineer, we understand, the accident
being unavoidable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
C. & n. Rail Road.

G. & ID. Rail Road.
The track will probably be laid to Youngs-
town during this week, and on Monday the
trains will running through to that
place. Thisis as far as the road viii be compile
tad this season. At the opening of the spring, the
work will be recommended and pushed forward
to New Castle with all possible rapidity.
From the 6rstopening of the road to this place,
the fact has beeA settled, that it would be pay
ing road, and each day only still further demon
saases this truth. by increasing its business as
the citizens along the line realize the adyan-
tages it affords them, and the resources Of the
country through which it passes, are developed.
The Company has been exceedingly fortunate
in the selection of its officers from its first con-
ceptien. The President and Board of Directors
possessed the energy, personal credit and capi-
tai, which were so needful; and the Secretary.
Superintendent and Conductors are equally well
qualified for their stations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
Secure tho 81 ldo,c, ere the Substance fades"
A MBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS,

AND HAFI EhkEOT fES-
s. Daguerrean Artist. Gate Of Cleve.
land,) would respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
Warren and vicinity, that his Daguerrean Car Is ,ocs
ted Tor the present, at the corner OF Market & Liberty
streets, near the Western Reserve Bank; where he Is
prepared to take likenesses Of all kinds, Ambrotypes,
Photographs CT Dacaerreotypes.
The Amhrotype Is taken lPo7 white plate glass, and
surpasses everything OF the kind ever offered to the
public. There is a listinetneSs OF outline and beauty
OF finish in these pictures, which presents every fea-
ture with surprising clearness. and as permanent as
time Amhrotypes taken st all times, either In Plea
SAINT or cloudy weather.
PParticular attention paid to taking Licensees
in Lockets and Pins, which he is prepared to do in the
highest style Of the art, no matter how small the arti-
cles may he.
rFThe prices will he as Low as those Of any other
artist. [sero4-a%l
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EMPLOYMENT!
A GENTS, (either travelling or

4 zen Is, (elther travelling Oh local, }
"A for NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS, are re-
quested to send, WITHOUT DELAY, their address %
the undersigned. and they will be furnished with a hu-
siness which will yield them from IO to 200 per cent
profit. Tiny will please state what Newspaper or Pc
they have csnvasSed for. Persons who have
not hitherto acted as agents, but Who would like to en-
gage as such, will also please send their names. Post
Office address, County and State. written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON d CO.
sep23-3n NEw YORK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
DARN FOR SALE, Twill sell 600

II acres Of the north side OF my Farm in Bazetta.4
miles IRON Warren, on the Plsnk Road to kinsman--
The buildings are good, cost $4,000 a short time ago
The Farm is we'll Watered by the Mosquito Greek.
which Is the eastern boundary; 2 good young orchard.
and all other kinds Of Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
HOuse, 40 acres good timber. Price SIS per acre
will also sell 100 acres OF the south side for so
per acre. which is watered. and about 25 acres good
timber along the Creek I prefer selling all together.
but will sell as shove, or TO suit the buyer
Sept. 3. leS6-6m- FITCH B. LEWIS.
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Card.

a EarQ. =
The undersigned, would express her sincere
thanks to the peopleOf Warren, for kindness and
attention manifested to her husband during his
protracted illness, and for the respect and sym.
pathy shown her in her bereavement May the
Oliver of all good, reward them abundantly in
this life and the life to come.
HEPsIBAH s. THAYER.
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1REMONT 4 DAYTON,-Web have

L. a cheap edition for the pocket. containing their
lives. with a beautiful steel TortrNit Of eaeh.-siso the
Declaration OF Independence and the COHsltEtioa oil
the United States. Price Is cents At ADAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

lR. IL. TUBES, Analy tic Physician,
~ viii be in attendance. as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, Wednesday. 10Th Nov
RAvESSA, Prentiss uause, Friday and Saturday, IA
& 10 Nov.
Cu,RDos. Stockings Hotel, Friday. 81 Nov.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat.
Lungs, Heart, Liver. Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
Ecss, Dehili v, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, EruptiOns, Can
GERS. Ulcers, ard all other varieties Of long standing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire time
TO chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. Ia no case arc mineral or other P0tS0Hs en-
Pioge ID NOR does he make Siek 10 MAKE Den, or rear
dorm to bEil4 up agaia- The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients may re
main At home, and continue with prudence their ordin
airy diet and exercise. Many has recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputable evidence Of which can always
be furnished. Invalids, however reduced or disPaiT.
ing. are invited to call. and may he assured that no en-
couragement will be given or expense incurred, With
out 4 corresponding prospect Of recovery.
INSANITY.
To continue the u ual variety, we give this month a
case combining mental with physical disc Ice:
CIYAHoGA FALLS, July, 1855.
DR. TCnRs-Dears Sir: Seven years ago this month.
my son had been exposed TO wet. and came home i'll
aud delirious. We supposed IL the Effects % a cold,
and took means to break it. For the subsequent eigh.
teen months however, he remained in this condition.
excepting lucid intervals Of an hour or two occasion
ally. For the last six months before consulting you
he was occasionally insane. His general health had
also suffered greatly. lie was weak, emaciated and
salIoE. We had employed the hest skill at home. aud
finally took him to Cleveland, where he was examined
by the Faculty OF the Medical College, and prescribed
for. Their prescription (strichnia) seemed too harsh
or powerful for him. and he became worse while using
il. We then came to you. ! had little faith in his re-
coverS, as the most motel ply sicians IN this part of The
State had failed.
Under your treatment he soon became perfectly sane
and regained his health. This took place five years
ago, AMI up to the present time he enjoys good health
aad souud MUD. Yours respectfully,
Oc:s2 M /. GRENELL.
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EARM FOR SALE:

Il As the Subscriber is DESTROYS Of settling Up his
business and going west, he offers fof sale on rrsons-
bic terms his very desirable little firm OF si4y-lVs
acres, situated one mile west Of the centre OF DazSttA-
ToEnship. TrunIulI County, on the north and south
road-called ScoyiIle road-at what Is eallsd fr-trs
corners,-a very pleasant situation. and in. q 4fsttzts
neighborhood. The farm is in good repair. WehwGisr
ed from springs, and a good never falling we'll AZ the
house; 3 good bearing orchard Of grated fruit. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. ELISHA
an o. an
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

Il received the largest and best selected stock Of Vi
olins. imported from the most celebrated manufacto-
ries. Prices from 4 TO 95 dollars. We warrant these
instruments % give entire satisfaction. or they can be
rvturnei. Call II ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
Sheriff. oare. Warren. DC. ) ,Escss-s.ia
DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber will

Il o1er at his residence. in Vernon. Oct. 21st, 1856
I Cheese Vat, and ] Dress and all the fxings for max
ing cheese; ~ Cows, ? Colts, 10 Hogs Pleasure Car
rage; i two horse farm wagon; l Sled; PloHs 4 liar
lows, with an endless variety OF farming utensils.
ALSO 4 large quantity Of Hay. Corn, Bye and Wheat.
Together with Household Furniture, entirely too nu-
merous to meLti0n. a
Tbe sale to continue from day TO day. until al dis.
posed Of.
N B. Terms made known on dag Of slle.
Oct. S-2w LEONARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSICtLS.

FOMER0I has just received a choice lot OF
new nuSie-among which, are the following gems;-
Columbia the gem Of the Ocean, or Red, White 5na
Blue; wilkins and his DinGh; Fremont Campaign song:
adorned with an excellent lithozraphic likeness OF
President Fremont himself; still still the Same--R Few
and very popular song; Fremont and Victory a great
song for the times; Give EN- Jessie"-POlka; Pre-
mont Grand March; Buck & Breck Polka: Did you
ever"-song: 0ur Jessie; Will Nobody Come; Very
Best Polka; Very Worst Polka; Mary in Heaven; Hold
Your Horses; What is Home without q Mother; Bobin
Around; De Ole Kitchen. and To-day and To morrow,
two new Chrisiy songs. The above sell fast, call soon
or they will he gone.
a. - &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
County. IS. In the Court
Eraneis Porter. PLAINTIFF,

49,
L County. IS. In the Court CT Common Pleas
Francis Porter, Plaintiff,
against Petition II
william b. Nichols, james A Civil Action
Davidson and Eliza5eth J. DaT- for Debt.
idson his wife, Defendants.
The above named defendants, one Of whom, EillisA
p. Nichols, resides out OF the State Of Ohio, are ReE
hed, that the Plaintiff has fled in said sssxs ais 30
tiiion, setting forth that on or abont the NJ 5sS IF JuBS.
A d 1855. the said lanes A.. Davidson. exeeu1sd 10 tha
defendant, William B. Nichols, three several prO1,
isory note, one for So %, due on tie first day -
October, 1855: one for SIS co, due on the hrRt dsS
Of April. A D 1855. and one for one hundred dol
lars, due on he srst day Of April, A d ls57 all on an
anal interest," That TO secure said notes. James A pa
wilson and Elisabeth j., his wife, gave Nirhoiis a mort
gage or lands described as follows: Lot =, section %,
and Is known by lots 9 and 10 north side OF B=9ad
street, In Newton township, and Is ls feet north and
Soath, sP6 feet east and West. which Was recorded
That said Nichols on or about the 2d day Of lure, A
d lS56. assigned said notes and mort gage to this plaiz-
til. The plaintiff prays Judgment sgainst defendsntA
and an order and decree to sell the land described ia
said mortgage. Said Nichols, Who Is a non-TesideT .
Of said state Of Ohio. Is required to answer said prti-
tion by the 2cth day Of October, A D 1855. else he viii
be in defAuls and decree for plaintiff entersd seeeFd-
ingiy. HOFFMAN a RATLlfF,
Sept J., Ie56-6E. Attys for PIat1tiR,
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Lectures

Lectures
The citizens of this town, who are desirOus of
having a course of public lectures delivered here
= during the Winter, are requested to meet at the
hall of the High School, on Friday evening, 3lst
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Warren, Oct. 81, 1856.
Coal in Geauga County.
HEHsrBAH S. THAYn.

We have been shown by Mr.. FoRD, of Burton,
Geauga county, specimens of bituminous coal
found in that township. This coal was found
about eight feet below the s~uaface. Operations
have already commenced for the purpose af as
eertaining whether coal in any quality really
exists or not.@CeUelaRd Herald
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

GOING EAST.
Cleveland to
GirArd.
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yUHO WANTS CLARK'S COM

neDtariesf q beautiful edition, for the least
possible money. let them come to ADAMS Rookstore.
where can be had also some Of thnse Family Bibles,
largest size. sgeh as Ee have alNays sold 30 cheap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

SOUTH OF CANAL. Warren, ohio-Having laey extended and I'M oTec
~ nye sabHhuethy by lugn ny already xnnsne IulhngS as veil as erecting new ones, hu&aan
a steam enTne. win ali kinds Of machinery ahaed to the t@=sy wheha great saving Of naT&Ln IN
Im r eG1tci;u thereby aFodngm cMnes@ u znuheMng and HMnga BErTERa article for IN nS
or LESS momy than can Lea horhdw without srh advantages nie employing nj increased nunbTd u%n y
hest waKnen in tn courCn many of whom are dhrt from tn eastern GtAI am nowP rpAa% R@aS
work. the cuutE aud which is wannudin in every respect and for quality, workmanship urGy Ha
sh %m h "ei i'm Ie oupuy orb eastern nanuasuesA Among my aosk of finished Sk
he found, -
OF vT suksa ana prices ~ BU6GEsa large yadsyeO nLsdasd
CuAROTREs, RorrNG,
nHT.GPs $1,000 -53 Ws DEMOCRATIC WAGONz,
pHFmNS @J9.2 tons rNngam and ahr enc NOTHINGS -.
JENNY NDS, GAIaLLE.
Xxi BOY BUGiIES& cE e.
uo ITNBERW AGoNs hest -Ge6 ro N and two hos& NJ present ae1do nabe act furnish -
order any style of Wheeled vehicle on des SHORTEST NOTICE. Persons FISHING anything in ~ H' "
eR reSed6 9h md see for emeNe1 A.u - IL
Especial attention to Custom Work and Repairing. Painting and rmnmg Ss on hfno s" ana y
'T Ws1 sui h @ M mo- E 9"~%~ ~--@ H - BELDEs-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
Examination of Teachers.

The last Of the fall examinations Of teachers,
will be held in this town on Monday, Nov 10th.
Those who wish to teach schools in this county
the ensuing winter. will bear this in mind.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29

Annexed. find prices OF the celebrated Bone Solvent
Ageicy's Remedies-Bone Solvent, IS cts, so cts. and
one dollar; Roster Imminent, for strains, inflammation,
sweeney, &c, Is cents; Appetite Feed, which IL the
best horse power in America, e5 cents (sent ~ mail
30 cts); Prairie leave Tonic, so cts.-sent by mail at
zane rate, Sept. l., ie5o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-29
WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH

MENT. Sign Big Window with Curs, Wigs,
Ladies' Wigs, Braids and Perfumery. 1 have a large
assortment of Ladies' arti6cial Lair. and Gsntlemen's
Wigs and TOpees. A splendid assortment of razors,
the best ever offered in this m~1rket-ihey are warran-
ted good or no sale. Perfumery, Oil, POmatums, Hair
Dyes, Hair Restorative. Tooth brushes, Shaving Soap,
Choice Cigars. and many other Fancy Goods, too tedi'
ous to meution. Gail and examine for yourselves, as
/ intend 10 sell low for cash. Ny goods are all Of the
latest fashions, and Of a good quality.
A. l.. C. DAY.
Warren, Market ST., one door west Of Vautrot's Jew
49, Sf,ra farfI5N