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aasNe
. ) oct. Rosewood case. fancy legs.
Q oct. " rOset4slets. car
we'd Tyre.
Il oct. " Pearl iDlaid front board,
gothic.
TX oct. Louis NV sty le. This is without excep-
tion the hest Piano that l know OF IN the state af ohio
The case is heavy and rich, aud the tone l consil, r
far superior To any among 400 fiannS that l have
bought and sold ia the la>ts Years. ] have on hand
eight second handed Pianos. which will he sold AZ very
on rates. 5 me Of them are very soOi toned and
will do good service for years. MelodFnns of various
STYLES AMI rrices. Also , ur { cheap Guitars, one good
Bass Vol. &c, &c, Sheet Music. Music Books &c. in
great variety. Terms cash, or approved paper on in
terest. Remember that those who call first will have
the hest chance TO lie exactly suited. II those who in-
tend to purchase, delay until such Instruments as they
wa; I are soll. they must blame themselves alone. In
Offering thus the last stock OF instruments / shall ever
bring TO Il is place. 1 take occasion 10 thank every One
who has patr, nized me At all; so those who lave ran
ifested an Interest ia sustaining a good music store in
the place. and ia my endeayoTs to advance the stand
ard Of musical attainment in Warren. | tender my sin
cere and heartfelt Acknowledgements; and when I
Compare the place in a musical sense now with what il
vas tour var ago. ! can hut think that my eEdrlyOTs
have not been eniirelJ futile.
Ia regard To the Pianos / have seld in this region
I have taken uuweTiei pains TO hing none Lat the
very best in.irUmeuts ! could Fad. an D.. although there
are some counties IN this st.te that have more Pianos.
ii ctunot he said Of any other county thai there Is n ,d-
joining counties u.sy coutinue 10 he as we'll satisfied
as they at present, without exception. seem to &c, is
my sincere wish. ST POMERCY.
Oct. 80. IS55
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corn, bui will prosper 10 a much Foo-fr
soil. l. Goes not succeed so well, how
ever, when sown broadcast with the view
% producing fodder, as il will moi grow 10
much more than ore half # its usual
height. lfihe seeds are planted in Msy,
ia The Middle States, or still earl r / lie
South. two crops of fodder can be grown
in a season from the same roois-the
first one in June or July, 10 be cut before
the panicles appear, which would be green
and succuleni, Ike young Indian corn;
and the other a month or TWO later, at
the time or before the seed is fully ma
tured. In the extreme Northern States,
where the season is loo short for it TO RI
pen in the open air, the c%uitivltor will
necessarily have 10 obtain his seed from
regions further South. If it were impor-
ttnt for him to raise his own seed, he
could start the pants under glass in the
spring, and remove them 10 tie field or
garden, at or about The period of planting
Indian corn, after which they would fully
mature. One quart of seeds are found 10
be sufficient for an acre. If The soil be
iadifc rent or poor, they may be sown in
rows or drills about three feet apart, with
the plants iIom len TO iwelve inches asun-
der; but if The soil is rich they nay be
planted il hills, five or more seeds 20 each,
four or five feet apart in one direction
aud three or four in the other. The plants
may be worked or hoed twice in the course
OF The season, in a similar manner 10 In
dian corn. Any suckers or supcrfuous
shoots which may spring up may be re-
moved. The seed should rot be harvested
before il acquires a dark or black hue.
Srould tie plants ledge or fall 10 tie
z o nd, by the excessive weight of the
heIdS, during wind or rain storms beior
the seed m4iur s, they may remain with.
out weeks injury. In collecting the SEED
a convenient method is TO cut olTihe STALKS
about a fool below the panicleS, lie ihemup
in punches Of twenty. five, end suspend
them in any secure airy place, sheltered
from rain. II intended solely for fodder,
The irsl crop should be cut just before the
pan;cles would appear, and second us
Son as the seed arrives at the milky
stage. 1t may be lied up in bundles,
hooked and cured, like the tops or
stalks Of Indian corn. If not intended 10
b, employed for any other econ mical
use, after The seed las teen removal, aid
the weather be cool, and the average
temperature of the day does not exceed
As" or $40 F., the stalks may be cut up
close TO the ground, lied in bundles, COL
leeied into shocks, or slowed in a mass in
Il succGlem stale for fodder, in she DIS or
barns, where they will keep without in
jury, if desired, unil spring. In this
ambition, how ever, the lower parts of The
stalks will be found 10 lie quite hard Al d
woody, and will require 10 be CHOPPED into
small pieces for feeding.
PREcAUrION.
Particular care should be observed. not
TO cultivate this plant in the vicinity Of
D1urah corn, Gainea corn, nor broc m
c,rn as it hybfidizes or mixes freely wi h
those plants, which VOL render the seeds
of The product unfit for sowing.
Yours, very respectfully
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies end GentIsmeH. read and profit
F IT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

ply 70 irself with an excee-iin ely nice 'iaiter. Boot
or Shoe, which in point Of neatness, comfort and dura-
bIi.,. have never been suriass ii. aud PROBABLY never
euualled Ly any former arrival in the goeiy town Ol
Warren. you viii find that articles Of This Identical de
scriptiou are to he hal Mt the shop Of the IN iersignei,
No3. Market street. where you. are cordially invited to
cali and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neateSt afd latest styles OF Caters an
other Laiies wear. with which our lady customers con
not Lut lie pleased. Gentiemen have also been careful
Is provided for, and The very chOscrst goods OF the mar
IF selected for them Determined to have none hut a
superiur Article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
fine French the neat and comfortable cali, or the sub
sIantial stugl-
n II. Work male to order and warranted to tit
Call at No. ,, Market 81. FIRST door cas-, Of smith (
Nrnnr.hs [maA I Ell D. II. WAnIiEN.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following property. belonging to the estate OF
Asarl Adams, deceased, is offered at private sale:
Ist. The Franklin House. on the chrner o; Market
and Liberty streets. This house is a well located Tor
u tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are am
ple. the reputation OF the house has been well mairidtn-
ell by its present occupant. Mr.. VIM Williams, aud II
is elpALle Of accommodating ST. To - guests.
~. The dcuhle dwelIit 2 house on Vie street. imme
distely north IL the last mentioned hodse Each Of
these buildings with the laLd. will be sold low, and the
terms Of payment male to sui. purchasers.
Arpiy TO HENKl STILES
Or c.. A. ADAMS.
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PORTABLE sTExM ENGINE.

IT III ~ OAINtO III
~ ENGINE This is an improved Steam Engine for
which Letters Patent were granted to John A. Reed Of
New York, January Q, le5j. The nature Of this i'm
proveRent consists ia the increase OF poue about 20
per ceLt-, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
halt The saving Of fuel is eeeetet by letting the
steam in on both sides Of the cylinder doubling
the size Of the port AMI balancing the pressure. re-
moving the friction and weight Of the slide valves, &c
centres. cross heads, connecting rolls. &c. The ex
ceeiing simplicity Of this eI.giue renders il Lnneh more
durable ami east y managed than any other aud when
plaeeiupOn the boiler with wheels il is portable though
edccti,e. These engines received the First Prize ed
al al the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
severity five % them now in operation, all giving great
s,tfsf.fs.n
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DARN FOR SALE. | will sell goo

l. acres of the north side Of my Farm in Blzetua. 4
miles from Warren, On the Plank Road to Kinsman.-
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time ago.
The Farm Is we'll Watered hy the Mesquite Creek.
which is the eastern boundary; . good Young orchard.
and all other kinds Of Fruit Hay Scales and Ice
House, 20 acres good timber Price SIS per acre
will also sell 80 acres Of the south side for S3J
per acre. which is waieretl. and about - acres good
timier along the Greek. ! prefer selling all together.
tut will sell as hove. or 10 sui. the buyer.
Sept. ,. IeJ5-6m. FITCH Il. W
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{: :ss 3 r.l :; Pssl'' CLEVELAND, 0.
DENTISTRY.-Dr. J. C. Burroughs.

nENTISTRY.-Dr. j. G. Burroughs,
~ having returned from a tour in the Southern
States. would inform his old patrons. and others drsir-
ing services in the line Of his profession. that he is
again at his post. same rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty sts, opposite the Bank. DR.. Burroughs is now
in possession of all the latestimpr9ven ents In the con
struction and insertion of Artificial Plates. Pdiates,
Teeth. &C., either upon COIN. SILVER. or GUTIA Pa
CHA base. aud from his long experience in the most
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery. he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor.
mel with care, in the hest possible manner, warranted
TO re as we'll Il me. as can lie done by any operator in
the United States. ar BdrreH.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut are I'M
willing to have their dccayei teeth extracted, and wait
sufficient time for the absorption OF the alveoiar pro-
cess, necessary for a set on gold or siliceous base, they
can have their dccayed organs removed. and n set put
in on Gutta Percha. Immediately, tn answer all the pur'
noses o. the natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect case. are beautiful, highly popular and not
expensive. Or. n. will hereafter lie in regular attend
ance at his Office. where he will he pleas Ito ~wait.upon
those who need his services, or council.
Y. y. would say to the members Of The profession
who are DESTROYS of obtaining the Gutta Percha i'm
provements.l that I am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates of right to use the Gutta Perchl. and
giving instruction in workii 9 the same. Charges mo-
derale. Call and see specimens.
APril3J. lSJ6-tf &c. BORRUCGiIs. VI. d.
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THg coRUsE

is intended to represent ever species OF husinss IS, from
the smallest Retail to the heaviest and most Intricate
Of Who e>ai. aud Commission, as well as Banking,
Rtilroaiing. etc, demanded. at present, ~ our vast
and constantly Increasing Commerce.
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DOCK PEDLARS-We guarantee
- to furnish misceIlaueOns books as low as you
can luy them in New York. or no sale. No1 is your
chance to SAFE the f-eish; on them, and in most cases
more than that. ut ADAMS.
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CULTIVATION.

Since the Introduction into this country
the Chinese sugar cane has proved itself
sel adapted to our geographical range of
Indian corn. 1t is of easy cultivation,
being similar 70 that of maize or broom
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All sizes from ! to leo horse power at the shortest
notice Also REEDS Patent Steam Pumps the simplest
and most durable one ia use, e. raising water or sup-
plJ ing luiieIs. Further information Has he had by
addI essing D. II. WILDER, North Bloomfield. Ohio.
Sent. 10. ISiG-3m.%
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L MUSIC !ll-Drsi=nins To change my location in
the Spring and wishing IL devote the coming Winter
TO setting up my business in this SECTION. / have CON
clulel 10 close cut my entire STOCK OF Piano F6rtrs,
MelOdeOns. &c aSsoOH as possible. AMI L therefore
oner the same. for the next iex weeks. a cost, making
a difference to the purchaser OF hem @| TO ~ per cent.
from retail prices Those who 20 much regretted not
having followed the example " some af their n%righlOis
d friends last fall, who purchased instruments o. me ut
the time | sold my stock oG on account Of Ey health,
will now have an opportunity Of do;rg a. we'll and
even let err. as NY stock IS much larger AMI they can
have a letter variety to select from. My stock CON
sists Of the following new and elegantly finished Pr
nm
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CLOTHING HOUSE

H The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
Of CiOfhi@g. the Largest and Best selected ever offered
tor sale in Warren COMPOSING all the desirable styles
fodnd in the Eastern Cities. Also a large and desir
able stock OF piece goods some OF them rich and rare,
which We will make up TO order, in the best manner
ani most fashionable style, at low prices aud warrant
ell to give satisfaction
HATS and Caps in a undance. and a large supply Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Grateful for past faTOrs. the subscribers would re-
Tern their sincere thanks, and hore to merit eontinus
fayors. BARTLETT & BROWN
W.r-ar fnr 2o 1870
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dissolution. The co-partner
~ ship heretofore existing between Nj. r. Treat
and VIM Edwards, unirr the firm OF Treat q Elvsrds,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day OF
ApriI,lS5G, ". J. X TIRE 1T.
WV. ED
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These Periodicals. ably represent the three sFca' po-
litIc4l parties OF Great Britain Wing, Tory, and Radi-
cal.--but poligi 5 FORMS only one feature OF their eharac-
ter A organs of the m"sI profound writers on Science,
Lii-ratur-, Morality and Religion, they stand, as they
ever hsve stood. undvalled IN he worii OF lett rs. beng
considered in i>p-n.ible tn the scholar and III profession
al man, while TO the intelligent readerO every lass they
fnrRish = more rorrert and satisfactory record o the car
rent literature OF III day. ibron ghuui the void, thas can
be Dos,lbiy obizin-d fCm any oti er source.
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Commission sfltythaEt5.
r B. GARFIELD. Commission and
miscellaneous.
.EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO.

Y EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO-
IN SIVE-SeeHrsd By Patents. Important TO
Heads u Departments. Trustees Of Hospitals, Asyiums,
Prisons. Schools. Colleges, Churches- Railroad Com
panies, Factories. Ship OSners, ship Supply Men, Own
ers Of Country Residences, ProprietoTs IF Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers
The advantages possessed by the Kerosene Oil, are:
lst-The intensity Of the light produced;
9.-It is not explosive;
3i-It will remain fuid when the best Sperm Oil will
conges';
4th-Its unrivsiIed economy SAL worth ofKerosene
Oil giving rs much light as s. Of Rape Seed Oil. Sl2
Of Whale Oil, S26-47 Of Sperm Oil, or SO Of Earning
Fluid. Insurance Companies allow il to be used with
out Additional Premium.
The Kerosene Burner, with rise and fall wick. can "e
adapted with a slight expense 20 the Mechanical. Coral.
Solar, Astral, Rosia OIL, Camrhene and Wehb's Patent
Lamps. or to any ornamental Vase Candlestick and
Chandelier. enabling the consumer to use X rosene
OIL at Sl.25 per gallon, anording double the amount Of
! ght to he ohtainel from Rape seed Oil at 5 i.50,or from
Sperm Oil at Sa,25 just received and for sale by
SPRING & REED.
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Splendid offers for s ) & ) together.

Unlike the uore ephemeral Magazines OF the day.
these periodicals lose iiiilr by age. Hence a mil year Of
rhe Nos. (xitn no OmissioHsl for ! Sc may be regarded
nearly as valuable as for IsJ7. I'VE prop6-e to iurnish
the Two years the following extremely low rates, viz:
For BlaekwoOd's Magazine, So
For any one Review, 60
For any two Reviews, 6 o.
For BlaeA NoOd and one Review. co
Esr B.acSwoO1 ana two Reviews, 9 90
For three Reviews, : 60
For BlackwoOd and the three Reviews 70 co
FOR the four Reviews, II 90
For BlackwOod and the four Reviews, j. 20
go svoid fractions, IS may be remi ted for Black~o0i,
for which We viii forward that WORK for both years. post
paid.
n. B.-The prize in Great Britain OF tn five Pefiodi.
Gals above named is about s3l per annum.
As we shall never gain be liSely TO offer such induce
nents as those here presented,
Now is the Time to SubScTibe!!
C-Remiuances must, in ell cases. be made DIRECT
TO TIVE PUBLISHEKs, for at those prices no commission
can be sllo ~ed 10 agents. Address.
COT & CO..
40. 81 Gclf-streef, New Nork.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, NJ
ID WHOLESALE AMP RETAIL.

49,
Spring AMI summer Trade. at Re- ~A
dueeI Prices for CASH
". & b. CRANAGE, No-6 MAR
street. Warren. Ohio. wOuld respectfully call the alien
ton OF their friends and The public generally TO tie
fact. that they have Just received the largest hest, and
most fashionable stock of Boots and Shoes ever brought
t. this market among which will he found the nrst
quality Of Ladies' Caters. Rid Bootees- Buskins, Slip
prrs. &c. Also a large assortment OF Plain Gaiters,
Morocco and Enamel- ri BOctees. IuSkins- ETC.
A great variety Of Misses Gait 1 = Nnrocco and Bn-
amcled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers and a gen
eiaI assortment Of hOys'. yoaths' and childrens' me
shoes OF all colors and qualities. together with a greet
v-risy Of gentIemens' hne French Calf anu Morocco
Boots, fne Caters and Shoes Of the latest 5 yles and
best quality.
ALSO, a general assortment Of leather. French Calf
Skin, Patent Calf Skin, MoroecOs OF vtriOGs kinds
and qualities, Congress gore Sor CATERS. glove Rid,
Innings Of various color. and qualities. shoe thread,
knives. hammers, nails, hristles. shoulde- sticks,
Peg hotes, peg knives. avis boot web, sand stones
I lack iuck skinsr=nd every thing usual y kept N our
line % hsiness. A large stock OF lasts OF every kind
Remember the place sign Of the Red Boot. No. 9,
Main street. Warren, Ohio. Apr Ot-
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NEW HAT IL CAP STORE, No 10,
~ Market St. opposite the Court House. The Sub
scriher has recently made large additions % his store
room and has Just 81 ened one Of the finest assortment OF
Hats and Caps. ever brought to this plaee-eonsis;ing
Of the latest styles for spring and supiner wear. Of
sizes to fit the smallest child and the largest man.
Those in want Of articles in MY line, are respectfully
requesteI to call. and il I eannot suit. both as to quail
ty and price. / will not ask you to cone again- COM
try Produce taken at the highest II aiket price
~. DUNLAP.
Warren, Sept. 10, 1856.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPMAN
~ Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square.
Ohio.
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H. d nENIII-
II ENDALL & DE WITT, STAPLE
IN and FANCY n GOODS. Wholesale and Retail.
No. les Suerior Street. Cleveland. Ohio
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IMPORTANT TO LOVERS OFMU

1--WE seldom en- lore norih9Tn p1pers, bat in this in-
stance we ave force TO overcome our prrjIlLe anrd ON
mend the B. alton TO oar readers "-TrOy, Ala. BGiie-
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TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT

Isnow opened for the reception OF Ladies'. No insti-
tuition in the Union imparts a more thorough or inter
esting course in this Department.
In conclusion. we would aid. that We shall put forth
our hest efforts to mer il in a still more eminent degree.
the haIering reception with which cur enterprise has
met. and pledg. ourselves to imTart n more thorough
. tactical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed II. any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, we give the fol
loE ling:
We the undersigned, take pleasure in ~testifyinc that
we are personally acquainted with Mr.. GRANGERs aiil-
ity as an Accountant. and teacher Of Book Keeping.
which Is % the highest order. lie has had great expe-
rience "a an Accountant. in heavy Commercial and
Ranking Houses. which gives him sui.rriur facilities in
imParting q practical knowledge. OF Book keeping. and
A thorough Commercial Elm alton
III. ALLEN. T.. L. D..
President Of Farmers College.
InRTN ANDREWl
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The ros'age to any part of the UTitei States will be
but FUR L : 4 year Tor -kIackwoOd, =
and but FoiRIEEN CENTS a year for each OF the Re
views.
AT the above pr es the Periodicals. will be furnished for
1857.
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co NOTICE.
rnw,pnc q TnnTVCS

The undersigned formed a co partnership on the first
day Of April, leJ6. for the plrpose of transaeting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city If Cleveland, under the partnership name and
zrwlaa If
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NO. 90. MAIH STREET.

DEAD AND RUN-AIl he w nd a
Ii Sta .ri SO says Shakespeare. and 81 say we.'
solomon, the wise ! iRs Of Israel, was of the opinion
there was a time to sell DesAier's Pills. We can as
sure you. friends, the time has come ut SPRING &
REEDS, when the -chiIls." Fever and Ague must
cease its devastation upon the human family, by the
use OF one box Of this positive remedy. -Deshler's
Pills" o aug q. 1856.
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Warren. July %. Is5G-tf
SADDLEs n HARNESS.

CADDLES AND HARNESS.
~ The firm Of 7 & ALLISON, having been
dissolved. and the business divided. the manufacturing
oTIIarnrss, Saddles, &c. will hereafter be carried on
by the subscribers, in the building formerly occupied
by DIN FITE. as a Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the Old stand Of Patch q Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an ampl. supply OF Trimmings,
and stock % all kinds. for the Manufacture of anything
in his line. A good supply of ~SADDLES
TRUNKS. &c. constantly on hand which he will be
happy, at all times, to exhibit to his old friends. and
new customers. L. II. ALLISON.
IT,, A,r;I ~ 1875
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The new fFm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock OF Grocerie before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to t cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos 2Es and 2t4 Crawford's Block. River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods as low "a they can lie bought
in This market. WV. EDN
Nay I.5Gtf IRA IDDINGS.
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ECLECTIC "CONCENTRATED

Also. TN : day arrived Assr@sih-Ayrtein, on Of
Erigerson (Fleahane) Oil Of Stiiiingiz- LOLelia- &c,
also. PolOphyllen, PTunin. PhytOlaein, Langainarin.
Stiilingin, Senecin. SAliein, Nihurin- The Phenix
Drug Stnre is having rather a lively run OF trade"
and intends to keep a good variety Of Touring wares
and invites the patronage Of the restof mankind- To
arrive from Cincinnati s1On, ! heavy additional stuck
Of preparatiOns from uiils LaLaratOry-
81 papers Prairie lieaye Tonic.
q PAPERS Appetite Feed.
40 iottIe Bone SoIvert for SPAWN Lameness.
CmT Char from the Rossitter discovers that the Ct
gar trade IS improving. and a good fresh supply Of
YESTERDAY filed up the case-drop in at the PhUnix
when you want a smoke
Bone solvent they say does wonders.
May eth. 1850. SPRING = REED
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DINE SASH.

UIhtT sizes m PTOPoTIOn. OTHers TOr EIInds and
Doors punctually attended to. All work warranted
opal to the best. PACKARD & BARNUM, AgIs
Warren. Che. &c g
nOORS. DOORS, DOORS.-To Con-
I Tractors, Carpenters and Builders. We can furnish
J1u with Panel Doors Of all styles. 4 great deal cheaper
Than you can make them by hand, (and as good If At
hsttrr.) Call and examine our work and prices yos
sill be suited with both. large supply constantly OF
hand. lii rsI discount to xhOle ale traderS
January 20. + SPEAR & SON