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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03
The Bible Cause.

During the year ending March 31st,
1857, there was given, as we learn from
the annual report Of The American Bible
Society, towards the publication and dis
tributiou of the Bible, in The United
States, the sum of 1885, 1856 O8. OF
this amount the Free States contributed
1851, las Al; the Slave States S84. $40.
81. The eleven States that voted for
Fremont gave 1888. SOP 80. The twenty
States that voted for Buchanan gave
Sl62, 191 40. The New England States
gave S91, 100 81. The fourteen Slave
S ates voting for Buchanan, gave $685.
$40 OIL.
The Garfield Sentinel, Ohio Scotsman,
Trumbull Democrat, Cleveland Plain
Dealer, and other equally pious pro sla-
very papers, are in the habit Of charging
that anii-slavery politics are equivalent
to inGdelity. Perhaps the above figures
may enable them to prove the charge
NahOning Register.
STATE FAIRS FOR 1857-The follow
ing State Agriculture Societies have des-
ignated the time for holding their exhi
billions:
Pennsylvania, Sept. 90. 80, and Oct.
liz
New York, at Buffalo, Oct. 6, Z, 8,
8.
Ohio, at Cincinnati. Sept. Is, 16, II.
IS.
Canada East, at Montreal, Sept. 16. II.
i3
East Tennessee, at Knoxville, Oct 90.
81 9e, 90.
Illinois, at Peoria. Sept. 81, % %.
"a.
Iowa, at Muscatine, Oct 6. Z, 8. 9.
Kentucky, at Henderson, Oct. 12. IS,
IA. Is. 16.
MARYLAND, at Baltimore, Oct. 81. 90.
60. "a, 25.
Massachusetts,, at Boston, Oct. 81, 99.
50, "a.
New Hampshire, at Concord.
U. S. Agriculture Society, at Louis
vile, KY, S pit 1, 9. 3. A. 5. 6.
Vermont, at Montpelier, Sept. 80 and
Oct. l. Q.
Virginia, Oct. 90, 90. 50. 81.
West Tennessee, at Jackson, Oct. 81,
90, 90, 80.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

v FOR L
will offer at Public Sale. on the 9Th Of the 9Th
month June at ? o'clock P. NJ, on the premises. sitn-
ated one and a half miles Southwest Of COLUABIANA
STATION, on the p. II. W &C r. II in Columhiana
county Ohio, TEsnty-nine and a half Acres Of Land,
upon which is a Merchant Mill, 40 feet square, 4 storist
high, with engine house attached, an IL feet overshot
wheel with three run Of stones. on a good stream %
water. Also. a Saw Mill alta he'd to the mill. TO run
by steam or water power, with a good frame Dwelling
House. 0utbuildings and ~Stahling. a small Orchard OF
Fruit, &C., SC. Terms made known on day Of sale.
WILLIAM NICHOLS.
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Rev. E. X. AvERr.-The Lowell
News says:
Mr.. Avery. whose connection with the
murder of Maria Cornell made such a
stir years ago. is residing in Berkshire
county. where he has quietly cultivated
his farm for twenty years past. He sell
dom goes beyond the adjacent post Office.
rarely attends public occasions, but takes
active interest in the prosperity of the
immediate neighborhood He has gain
ed the confidence and respect of his
townsmen.
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IUALL PAPER- SELLING VERY

Low. All persons wishing to paper their
rooms with nice paper, should call aid see our stock
which is the largest in town. We have over 50 difsr-
ent kinds, Of beautiful patterns, which considering the
hard times. we will sell very low for cash. No charge
FOR showing, call and see, at
WV. PORTER & SONS, Main sc.
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.ECEIyER'S SALE.

LII I will sell ST Public Auction. at the "Ams'Iean
House, in Warren, on Saturday, the 18th day ofJcne.
lr57. a large assortment Of Beds. Beddidg. Beds.eldg,
Chars. sofas, Locking Glasses. Knives and Forks,
Crockery, Wash Stands, Carpets, &C.. SC. A rare
chance is offered to those wishing to purchase. Said
sale to continue from day &C day IL necessary. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
IL UUTCuINs, Receiver.
Inn. l5S-o
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= NEVER TARE A Gun BY THE MUzzLE.
"A most lsmentable accident took place
on the 16ih inst. at Watertown, Ohio,
the wife of Mr.. o. ]. Woodruff killing
herself Instantly. We find the occur
renee stated in the Marietta Republican
Of the gel:
Soon after breakfast, she took a broom
and went into the room occupied by
Elias Woodruff, Esq, her father in-law,
TO sweep; soon after she went into said
room the family were startled by the
discharge of a gun. They, as soon as
possible, rushed into the room and found
her lying against the wall Of the ROOM.
the broom under the right side of her
head, the gun laying on the floor with
the muzzle close to her breast. The
ball entered her left breast and penetra-
ted the right ventriele Of the heart; she
uever spoke after she received the
wound. The gun stood between a bed
and a writing desk. she, no doubt, took
the gun by the muzzle, and in the act of
bringing it from its position the hammer
struck against the foot of the desk and
produced the fatal result.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

HEAVY MAIL RoBBERY.-Three Of the
largest mails passing over the Illinois
Central Railroad were stolen at NATION
Station, Illinois, some days since. The
bags were carried a mile and riAed. and
then thrown into the well of the Illinois
Central Co.. where they evidently had
been for eight or ten days. Way bills
were found to show that at least 400 let
tiers had been stolen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

SALE OF AN FRESHMAN IN KENTUCKY.
"A white man was advertised to be sold
in CovingtOn, KY, on Saturday, by the
Sheriff. His name is Hughes. and his
crime, vagrancy. lie is an Irishman,
and his seryilude is to last FIVE months.
The Alabama Journal thinks the bred
Scott decision should go a step further
and place men of foreign birth in the
same statues with the negroes. This
proceeding would suit that print exactly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

The project of building a new first.
class hotel in Youngstown, by joint stock
subscription, is being considerably agit.
ated just now The money can doubt
less be raised. and the on'y difficulty in
the way. seems to be in agreeing upon a
location. We trust this obstacle will be
overcome, and that the enterprise will go
shead.-Rcgister.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

TwEsfr TWO slaves recently escaped
from a Southern city 6arreled up. They
passed safely out to sea, when the barrels
were unheaded and they came safely to
New York, where they took different
directions for the lanl where bred
,e,ott decisions cannot reach them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

To the purchasers Of our Pens We present . number
ed Ticket on every dollars worth purchased. which
entities the holder, by an extra payment Of 25 cents on
each ticket, to a premium varying in value from 81 to
800. Tie premiums co.. sist OF various articles Of
Jewelry, viz: Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Cob
lets, Silver Fruit Baskets. Gold Guard Chains for La
dies, Lockets, Bracelets. Gents Gold Fob and Vest
Chains. Thimbles, Breastpins. Ear Drops, stuIs, Rings,
Crosses. &c, &C., none Of which sell for less than one
dollar Country purchasers may rely on being a. fair
ly dealt with, as regards the prices As II they them
selves were present.
We have been in operation for three years and thou
sands have bought Of US. and we have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan affords
every opportunity OF obtaining q gold watch or some
article Of jewslry. for a triaing sum. All our pens,
pencil cases, &c. are manufactured by ourselves with
great care. and We offer them At precisely the same
prices asked in al Other stoIe Is in the CITY.
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WARREN MARKET.
The Greatest wonder of the AGE.

No PAY If DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
does not cure Cholera Dysentery, Group, Coughs, Dys-
pepsia, ChOlic. Vomiting, Mumps. Toothaehe, Head
ache. Chappei Hands, Cold Feet. Mosquito Bites, In
sect Stinys. Chronic Rheumatism, Seedlings, Cuts, Old
Sores. Burns, Bruises and Pains or Weakness in the
Limbs, Back and Chest.
No Ilumaug-try it. Dr.. Tobias has warranted his
Liniment for eight years, without ever having a de-
mand for the return Of the mOuey-ail that Is asked is
to use it according to the directions. No one will ever
be without it, after once using it. II you do not find
it hstter than anything you have ever tried before. get
your money returned
II 2 Thousands Of certificates have been received.
speaking Of its virtues. Nowadays il is the practice
to fill the papers with certificates from unknown per-
sons, or given by those who have never used the med
icine-now Dr.. Tobias offers to pay Nc FlO00 dollars to
any one EhO will prove that he ever published a false
certificate during the time he has had his medicine be-
fore the public Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet
containing genuine certificates
As persons envious Of the large sale Of the Venetian
Liniment, have stated it is injurious to take il inter
nally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following.
Darn: I, Samuel l. Tobias, Of the city of New York,
being duly sworn, do depose th.t 1 compound = Lini-
ment called Veaitian, and that the ingredients Of which
it is compounded are pei feetly harmless to take inter
nally. even in double the quantity named in the diTee-
sions accom- anyins each bottle. s. TOBIAS
New YORK. January 9th, 1850
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The Democratic Candidate for Governor
of0hio-

The psuedo Democracy seem to have
considerable difficulty in settling the
question Of the candidacy for the GoTer-
nor, at the next election. Their best
men, those who have achieved a repula-
ton already, are remarkably free from
ambition just at this time. One after
another, they beg leave, respectfully 10
decline the honor of being a candidate.
when they are sure of defeat. Mr.. Tod
says that his private interests would be
sacrificed. Mr.. Rsnney has been sp-
pointed U. S. Attorney, which is a more
lucrative Office than that of Governor,
and the old adage that a bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush, will have some
weight in this case, we fancy. Our
neighbor of the Democrat is determined
10 run Judge Ranney; whether he con-
sents, or not. The Summit Democracy
goes ia for Mr.. Payne. The Mt. Vernon
Banner, shouts Tod, and Victory, and
others urge the claims of the old tall
chief, Ex-Gov. Wood.
Don't waste your powder, gentlemen.
Destitution and Suffering in Michigan.
The Michigan papers contain accounts
of terrible suffering from scarcity of food,
in some of the northern counties of that
STATE. The price of provisions have
risen tic an unprecedented hight, and with
ell the efforts of the inhabitants, they are
unable 10 obtain a supply. Numbers
have actually starvedtO death. Alarge
meeting was held in Detroit, for the pur-
pose of devising means for their relief,
and some $500, was raised in that city
for the purpose. Some idea Of the pc
cuniary suariices made BY the suffering
inhabitants of the upper counties may be
had from the following, from the Detroit
Advertiser, OF the 25,h ult. 1t says:
Mr.. E. l.. Drake, who has been through
Clinton. .Gratiot and other northern coun-
ties, Informs US that The accounts given
in our paper, have not, as yet, given
the whole facts Of the starvation in that
section of the Stae. In Clinton, all the
provisions, aside from those deposited in
ST. Johns, would not, if equally divided,
last The inhabitants twenty days! In
-Gratiot. there are not enough to last
hslf that time, while Isab, LA county is
Dot as well off as Gra;iot ] Mr.. Drake
met mary individuals who were going
to- other counties 10 purchase provisions.
Two men, one from Isabella, and the
other from Gratiot, went into the town
Of Dallas, Clinton county, for wheat,
and procured fifteen bushels Of wheat
each. for which (having no money they
eors Deeds for eighty acres Of land each, !
retaining the privilege of redeeming in
next. To redeem it, they ,
aust support their families and raise
hat amount, at SO per tushel, by the
drst of September neItl 1t Was report
ed that some had died from starvation. .
This is a terrible stale of things. |,
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is day. before me.
WOOD y

Price p and 50 cents; sold by the Druggist and Pa
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the UDited States.
? Also for sale. Dr. Tobias Horse Liniment. in
pint bottles, at 50 cts warranted superior TO any other.
DR.. Tobias Office; Sc CORTLAND st, New York.
For sale by Spring & Reed, Warren; James Ward &
Co.. Niles. and all store keepers through the county.
Octl5-y-m
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/ O o. z.

I'VE hsve received a copy of the Re
port of T. ]. McLsin, Esq, Grand Rep
sesentative, TO the R. W. Grand En-
.esmpment of0ohio. From it we learn
that within the jurisdi lien of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, there has
been paid during the year ending June
Soth, 1856, by the Order, for the
Relief of its members 1886 527 So
Relief Gifts widowed families 1884 "a
Rurvinr its dead 1858 &c
Educating its orphans 1876 33
And thsttbe snnul receipts
.mouut to 1888. 1913 SO
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4 f.
Before Harry TreusdeH,
a Justice Of the Peace
Es.-,a To-,.hf.

Notice is hereby given. that an order Of attachment
against the properly Ct said defendant for the sum Of
four dollars and thirty sew n cents was issued by said
Justice. on the 9TH day Of MAY, 1sJT, rtturnable on the
10th day OF My, at one O'Clock P. NJ. aad the iefend-
ant not having oeen Served with process. the e1ise
was continued to June 20th. i-5T. at ane O'Clock p n.
DRAYT0N ANDREWS.
MAY 90, IS57-i-9-31. Isl T. ANDREWS.
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MERRIcK. BENTON 4 DSAS.
|, yALUARL.E FARM FOR SALE

~ DEUIINLy- NV IUTL-
v. Bold Pens repointed in = superior manner
Enclose the pen and 30 cents in p o. Stamps, and the
pen will be repointed and retarned post paid.
June I. IS5--Sa
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WEST WARREN STEAM WOODEN FACTORY.
LAYING added Steam 10 our estab.
IsHELDEx HEDsrEr.
BROADWAY GOLD PEN

"NIuINOtuFEUB Uapdu
OFFICE NO. 335 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly Sale Of Gold and Siivsr Watcher,
Gold Watch Claims, LOeksfs, BrsesIsts. &C., &c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES oF PENS &C
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03
AGENTS WANTED.

To agents W. offer the most advantageous offers, and
any energetic person can do we'll by working for u.s.
We wish agents in every place in The country, and
persons who would like to beeume such will please to
address US, and We will send them printed circulars OF
prices. terms. &c. We have no stated periods Of dis
tribuiion. The moment a pen is purchased, the pur-
chIser is entitled to receive his premium on the pay
ment Of IS cents extra
All orders by mail sLOuli be addressed
MERRICK, BENTON 4 DEAN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-03

ALLEGHLNY CATTLE MARKEr.-The
Pittsburg Disputed says the cattle mar
ket day is now settled to Thursday in
stead of Monday, as we learn with pleas
ure, and the former Sabbath selling and
disturbance of hat day ended, or nearly
so. Sore sales are made on Saturday
afternoon, but Thursday morning is the
main market of each week. We lean
that this is becoming a much more i'm
portant cattle market than formerly. and
the belief is confidently entertained that
it will soon become one Of the most i'm.
portant in the country.
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Nsn ASdertissmtnts.
CONCERT AT EMPIRE HALL.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed i'm.
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THE Legislature Of Ohio, Just adjourn
ed, passed a law which makes it a State
prison offerce to use strychnine in the
manufacture of whiskey. By the use
of a certain quantity of this poison mix
ed with tobacco juice every bushel of
grain is made TO produce FIVE gallons Of
whisky, while with honest distilla,ion the
product is only half that amount. II
was the drainage from these strychnine
distilleries that killed the hogs, causing
the hitherto mysterious disease known
rs hog cholera. Fish have been killed
in the Sciota river at Chillico:he by the
drainage from distilleries in which this
delightful beverage is prepared. A
chemist says a barrel of it contains
strychnine enough TO kill thirty men.
REAL EsTALE IN SAN FRANcisco.-As
an example in all Of prices in San Fran
cisco, a correspondent. writing under
date of the 18Th of April, says:
"A certain hotel in this city, once
leased at SIC. 600 a year, is now let at
$1,000, or 10 per cent. of the first sum-;
think TO what disasters a man might be
easily led, predicating his movements
upon the first named incomeI Not far
from where | write there is a building
under lease at $50 per month that once
paid $500 a month. But these instances
are so common, the ruin and wreck in
real estate long since so general. that
they have ceased TO attract notice."
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NAKE CAREI THAT COMET

NEEDHAM'S Patent Breast Pumps,
~ For sa,sbv E. SMITH 4 Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-23
"Poor Old UnoIe Ned.a

Sand he had no wool the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to groW.'
ETNHERE folks nowadays In the same lamentA
bic fix with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
song Of woe to Of reioionR II they H only thu
which Art Offers Nature, 10 aid her. y
$3.50, iElnerson's Hair ReatorntIye,
those In Wheeling who testify its power In preventing
the loss Of hair, and RESTORING uxuant growth where
fallen ont. z5.tt .iIslIf!I. IL .iN1'''f =
Emersons Hair Tonic is for sale BY. IS SD s. Is
T. II LOGAN a, CO.,
decll Bridge Corner DrniiristS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-23

NOTICE s hereby given to vain an persons nom taking
certain Note for the Of Two Hundred and Sixty.Y
I'VE Dollars given at Lagrange Ohio Sept 29th payRble
SIX months after date to D. R King order, said
H4FAuholenty Obtained and the VIII paid
no ne. ROBERT MCINTYRE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-23
ADVERTISEMENTS

TJGTE you Dyspepsia, use TRAxAL's RLIxIR.
II Have you Rheunatism use. HAMPB0Nig TIINCLINE.
Are on bald heAdrd, WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do yOu want good llniment use FORSIfA'S BALM.
Do you g3nt brush or comb bottle Of ne perfume,
70 TO the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
CONCENTRATED LTE.
1 your borse lame 'rek, use MRRcHATs eARaLING
Have you the piles. use the certain PILE OINTMENT
HAVeTou cough U.S. the HoARHOUND BALKAN.
Do want
gho1ider Brace Port NobnaIe
Supporter Balm Of Thouaund Flowers
Truss Electric on
Damage HVFInre or
Beh Fine Sponge
10 o'the HEidgs corner Brig Store
Rol1nVAy's pulls and ointment
B8keTg Cod Liver OH
BoeThRVe'S Holland BittefH
H6onAHdia German Bitten
tsf h1ss ey 2 n 1 L9eA ~. 4 cq 1...,..
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New Savings Bank Store

@ke.SP f 1GFP R2ST sd 2gs PEE IGSS46s;l.a.n
NIrIzkHS Of Wheeling Hnd Viefnity:-ThIa maxim for
~ health reminds that II not be amss
attention 70 my Fan and Winter stock Of Boots, Shoes rats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Of Market
400 Monroe streets, where you viii End great variety Of
low priceG
Very thankful for tie liberal patronage received since
coming hmongt yUu, respectfully solicit you and
e1aiPs nay SsSe q 0 b my pleasure 70 and wait
spring health and 70 tkS adding industry and economy
nay have health.
winter Bonneta, rure,
O4n - the old Pr q odiee, opposite the MeLuFe.
Gentlemen, hyou Vah TO purchase fREhIonAble Cap
Hat -
Gan - the above place, where you win ret-thRt
Reminder the old Post Once corner.
TO Country NsrehSuts have few Goods dispose o1At
oeis Ri 1YArann
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-23

SOAPS n Soups!
o Fs1sl8s sep N SifliEs's' Soap
Honey 5Tho2ss.os,. :.
BALM a. 6huPtalins !.
For sale BY 4. n. LoGANs4 CO.,
aoylS Bridge corner Druggists.
Notice.
JoT1oE Is hereby given to vain an persons nom taking
certain Note for the Hundred and sIxtysY
SIX sF s e L Ga9 81 s SyS6s
vas traudaisnily obtained and the wIll paid
SECOND
Fall and Winter Stock
gST received second stock Of No l. MolesEin sIlk
Ssbs l and fe CsPo4a Ca. R lS s san
4eg29 8 D, IIAiPER { SON.
Cashmere Hats.
II casTe Hat. sS s4 B. xR II sR5ns SON ltsie
Merino foods. rs
HAVE just received large Of Merno Shirts and
PEaNsFa 81 extra 1zes q large a4 q inches FeE
ocii4 M swsshinstSn ITSil.
PISS Ut I90LNI7J. . = q .
ba T. Fi is@ss ss9 o Gs
TINCTuRR. Can and Sc tie doeahaentss - -
Janis :. 4. L sse1SS,i 4 !. CO.. ;sCS,.
tsenernl Pierce Qatte 11eral 0aE.
b.9 . Pet SR slSEy o. pleasure " modest mans
Hundreds, suffering from eolds coughs sore throat
Tsa &e San n Eeiefby nsaE few o. Dryonh Pplmonis
dseIl + II, LOGAN s CO.'S
UCoA'-SALAD. OIL
II AsuPsrior article for table use aud for me.
spa -------.- I. II LOGAN Z CO.
PQLL supply Of Dr. Jaynss celebrated Aieeines for
: d a see y LAuaAllNs Z nuslIRIELD.
II VI OF GRAPE EINE-For Tie groVth preservation
,,.s FIISBi5 SaURe e RopEkTs.
tazs Warrington Hail DRUG stoteg
INK a UNl0GS kEIb IA 6 q LIS IoT11IeSI-
nev9s TlIoBURS HADbES.
ON GROSS MeLansA Improved Pulls yeFmiiuEe, for
~ sale BY lteh2l LAGGRE1Es q Bus1IFIEID-
y BBLS 80. Castor on FOR ssleloIi b 80 II
1s-l.. .l.NNttltl.lNS = lHtSl1t1RtstNsis
)lNS apis SilAlsligSt FsSslSsti INA o. SAFE U
n KEGS Ret9 Salipetre. jn>t receivei Is -
" che 49, lAUGnIlNS RGSEEtELD.
@ucKWHEAr FlDuR-ln2 p SAeE5s Just receive iasa
- IoE sale y tteesll w a. EDWARDS = BRO.
.et.- I'LL. I4OttANd Co.,
x GRO Mex aIastahg ilrasat, Iors sale b q ~
y .deeIe lAG6EtLINS RUsHTIEI'D.
RESH tot CaFFaats, iast EsesVsd aud i6F sale b
Lseal lAt- 4. ADfAHDS&B Bro 2 .
IN Bills yyEy Superior Giaesie ale % z
NysLSAT-Reeeiye ttls day allll Velvet
Caps tmhI0l SsD-lIARPRR SON. :
EI4ASRSl RLASKlS!
m noz ElAgks, TeeefVtd and fer sale bf
w @hl2 .. u. LOGAN leo
~, otsvs S.4oslLs Z Silosl6si
nAsySiV s. T.sOoTI.
10 o ak b Eassisl IDys4R1S { Bro ; g
n llaI on lierlal, PoadeF dn6 0oio1E F5S5 57St
asadS EpwARDs SRo
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T'Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I'UrHUUSEHEEPER
STORE and for sale at reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, hVe sets; PiVe Stands Of different qualities
Also, Pender Ash Pans, Coal Seutes, Toilet sets Stop
Buckets Cake Spice and Knife Boxes Trays, Corn pop
es, Hearth BroOmg, assorted Sizes Table, Coaee and
Mats Chahng and Vegetable dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks OF the best quality Clothes, Travelling and Cap Bas
kets OF various patterns; Side Irons CulterS
and various other articles useful to Houge Keepers.
VIM. HEBURN
deeS0 No, 81 Monroe Street.