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- OCT Lp0ls AlN ST. lE- ms IS Without eNccp-
ton the hest PianO that ! know Of in the state Of OHIO
The case is heavy and rirh. and the tone | cOnsidi r
far superior to any among 40 rianos that | have
bought and sold in the lasts Years. ] have on hand
eight second handed PiaLOS. VIII CHI viii lie sold az very
ow rates. S me Of them are very COOL toned and
will 10 good service for years. Melod-uns Of various
STYLES and rces. Also 3 n I cheap GnitlrS-nnc good
Bass VOL. &c. dc Sheet Music. Music Books &c. in
great variety. Terms cash. or APP Toyed Iaper on in
tereSt. Remember that those who call first will have
the hest chance 20 be exactly suited II those who in
tend Ia yurchass. delay until such Instruments as thy
wa; { are soli- they must blame themselves alone. In
Offering thus the last STOCK OF instruments | shall ever
bring to al j. place. | take occasion TO thauk every ore
who hiss patT nized me at alt; so those tho lave man
ifestrt al Interest IN sustaining u good music store in
the place, ard in my enleavOTs tn advance the staEi-
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
was tour var ago. I eau iUt think that my enieavOrs
have. NOT been entirel, futile.
Ia regard to the Fianos ! have sold in this region
I have taken uiweriei pains 10 iTius nuue hUt the
very hest In-tTumentS I could h.d, an I. although there
are some Counties m this Site that have more Pianos,
il C ,nnot I've said OF any ether cVui ~ thai there Is ard
Is a Psor Piano in II. That my IaiT,Is in IA and adj
joining countirs EIay coEliuue To lie Is we'll satisfied
as they at present, without exception. seem to Re. is
M sincere wish. st POMERGY.
Oct, -, lr5i
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PORTABLE STEXM ENGINE.
OEED = PATENT ~tMETET

Ia ENGINE. This is an improved steam z asiBe for
which Letters Patent were granted 10 John A. Reed. II
New York. January O., !S5j The nature Of this i'm
isroyemeut consists il the Increase OF power aiuHt 20
per cent. and relncing the Geig.t OF the engine one
halI. The saving Of fuel Is = ecte, 10y letting the
steam IN nu roth sides uf the c. Under doGhlirg
the size Of the port. AMI balancing the pressure re-
moving the friction and Nei. h. Of the slid, valves. &C.
c~eTtricS. cross heads. connecting rois. &c Th- eX
c-ediug simplicity Of this engine renders il much more
durable and east y managed than any other ana when
place:upOa the iniler with wheels IL Is ppria IT, though
eaccri { These engines received tn First Prize ed
Al at the great Exl iiItiru in Paris. There are about
sever " five of them now il operation, all giving great
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BOOTS \ SHOES,

IJOO AMI %IltfDN.
4 WHOLESALE md RETAIL
Spring AMI summer Trade. at Re- A
ducei Prices. for CASH
". < B. CRANAGE, NO-6 MAR 49,
street. WaTr.u. Ohio. would respectfully call the sitvn-
ton oi their friends amt the Eublic generally TO tie
fact. THAI 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 hrst
quality OF Ladies' Caters. hid B0at-es- BuskinS- Sip
prrs, &c. AlsS a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
I Morocco and Enamelh Boctees. Baskins- Ete-
A great ysrir y Of Misses Glit-I = Morocco and En-
alneied Roofs. Fancy BuskiHs and Slippers and a gen
{ eiai assortment uf boys. youths and childrens' fine
shoes OF all colors and qualities. together with a gre1
' ritt u Of gentienebs' iue French Calf anG Morocco
Boots. dne Caters aEI shoes of the latest 5 yles and
best quality.
ALSO, gsueral assortment OF leather. French Calf
Skin. Pateat Calf skin, MorOecos Of varioGS kinds
and qualities, Congress gore for s1iters. glove KID,
Innings of various color, and qualities, shoe thread,
knives. banners nails, hristles, shOulde sticks,
I peg dotes. peg Knives, avis. boot web, sand stones.
! lack tuck skins, and every thing usual y kept IN our
line Of business A large stock Of lasts OF every Kind
Remember the place. sign Of the Red Roof No. :.
Main street Warren, Ohio A2r.Iot-
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LNARM FOR SALE. | will sell e0U

Il ~ O'N D"NDI' T VIII ~" -
l. acres Of the north side Of my Firm liz IiaZetta. 4
miles from Warren, on the Plank Roal To Kinsman--
The buildings are good, cost $1,000 a short time I.o-
The Farm Is we'll waterrd by the Mosquito Crerk-
which Is the eastern boundary; , good young orchard
and all other kinrs OF Fruit. Hay Scales and Ice
House, ~ acres good timber Price SIS per acre
will also sell i3a acres OF the south >iie FOR 81
PEI acre. which IS uatervd. and about p acres gnod
TIN 81 alorg me CFreS. ] prefer selling aii together.
at will >eli - Rove. Or 10 sui th- huSeT.
sept. 3. IeJG-6m. FITCH b. LEWIS.
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80 avoid fractions, SIS may be remifted for Blacku God,
for which We will forward that work for both years, post
paid.
n. B.-The price in Great Britain O. IN, five PeIic5i.
Gals above named is about S3l per annum-
As we shall never sgain be likely TO Offer such induce.
EentS as those here presented,
Now il the Time to SubscTibei!
~ Remittance must, in ell cases, be maae DIRECT
To TRR PUBLISHERS, for at those prices 10 commission
can be allowed 10 agents. Address.
LEONARD SCGTT & CO..
No 81 Golf-steet, New York.
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strikes at tie veTy terminating points Of the Science.
re eating the gi,at natural rwo-fuId DIVISION Of the
Ledger, ahere'y i seen the proper line OF demark1
ton hstHeeu RAJ AMI Representative Property ar .
tn govern * law Of transfer. rs regards Il tnectiug IN
tao rlu>>vs 1t are0uLts- aud those Of the sane class
intytr. vsrie'y frarsatt OF ,'hus striPriLg his most
US. tui ard r.aLtiiui sCvi c. Of much Of its time hGE-
Oref " Is'sries. male 50 ~ ar itrary AMI iufiili lie
rules meaningless forms and file 20 ions aEd hrHee
e. = les the student to 4 quire correct OtiOus OF ac-
coln-s rs emLoliel im aelnLL nracliee.
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"Thomas." said a sponging friend Of
the family to a footman who had been
lingering about the room for half an hour
10 show him to the door; Thomas, my
good fellow, it's getting late. isn't it,
How soon will the dinner come up?"-
"The momen You are gone. STRIP was
the unequivocsl reply.
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EARLY COPIES.

Pdynents to Be m14e N al casrs IN adugace--
MOnrycHrrent ia the State uheTe issued Gil be re-
ceiUed at par.
POSTAGE.
The Postage 10 any par of the Urited States will be
but TWENTY Z IUR En- s a year Tor .Black woo5, -
and but r RIEEN CENTS 4 year for each OF tho Ne
views.
Al the above pi .es the Periodicals. will be furnished for
l65s.
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Dick told his wife when he saw her
out walking in her new silk dress. chat
be never before fully realized the force
of The noreIist's remark of The heroine
"that she s~ept gracefully along"
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Mr.. Brown is very hard of hearing,
and a few days since, while conversing
with several gentleman in front Of q
store, bis negro boy Ben came up and
said:
"Please. massa, give me tro bits. to
buy some bsccer.
''Eh?' said Mr.. Brown. clapping his
hand up to his ear. to form a trumpet.
"Please, massa. give me four bits, 10
buy some 'baccer."
"Ehl Ben. your re rizin' on me, eh? /
might a better heered you at frstl'--
Porhr's Spirit.
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UUsTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

~ The proprletors have receive their Spring stock
Of CiofEinP. the Largest AM Hest selected ever offered
tor sale in Warren composing all the desirable styles
foLrd il the Eastern Cities. Also a large and desir-
n le stock Of piece goods. some Of them rich and rare.
Ehieh We will make up 10 or@er, in the best manner
and most fsshioua lie style. At lOS prices aud warrant
ell To 2 We satisfaction
gafs and Caps in a. undarce. and a large supply OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Grateful for past faFOrs- the SUBSCRIBERS would re-
tnrn their sincere thanks. and hove TO Z crit continue
favors. BARTLsTr & BR0wN.
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ERAND EXPOSITION Of RICH

u AMI CHOICE for Mems wear for Spring
and Sunmer-consistiI cf choice French, English ~
American Cloths and C~assim-res. of all cOl0rs and
qualities; Cassinleres AMI Yestings in great varieties.
TO- dress and business wear. OF new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock of Furnishing Goods and
trimmings. Of all Sta and qualities, A full udcOn-
pleie assortment Of k~EADY-MADE CLOTHING Aoth
Of fine and low priced material.
Also Hats AMI Caps. in great varieties. and Of all
qualities. from the cheapest wool. TO the finest LeaveT,
suitable for all times aud occasions.
In calling attention To the above I need only add
that these goods have all heen selected by myself vi h
great care, and with particular attention to 4 CASTOR
Trade. and the piece goods - i'll he ma le up TO order,
As heretofore, in a style unequalletl in this section Of
country. As for prices. call. examine. and iuige for
| yGurselv,s JOHN L. WEEKS.
Merchant Tailor. IA Market st. Warren. 0.
N.-s1 = -.
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mrrthants.

~ S PADDOCK. nealcI in HATS.
cars. FCRs, BUFFALO ROBES. CARPET
BAGS. UMBRELLAS, DC, 30 Superior Street, Cleve-
ami, Ohio.
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IN Watches, Clocks, Jeaelry. Silver Plated and
srittznh. Nar-, Lamps, Fancy Goods, &c No. ., Main
street. " arren. D. All kinds Of Clocks and Watches
:are.ully repaired and warranted mar :
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The omnibus drivers of CovingtoH.
lKy.) it is said, charge double for ladies
wearing hoops.
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.sHELP

Warren. Market St., one door west OF vautrot's Jeu
cry store. (Jctijl
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H.. D. nE WITT
Il ENDALL & DE WITT. STAPLE
IN and FANCY r GOODS. Wholesale and Retail.
No. I2j Superior Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
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IDDINGS d MORGAN, Dealers IL
Il staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,, Croc-,--
.IardEare, Carpcting, Sole Leather, &c, al tie 80 oI
he Ezyire Store, Warren, o.
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BlackwoodS Magazine
AND THE
British Oily. Reviews.
Great Inducements to Subscribe!
Cost Reduced SO to IS per Cent.

L. SCOTT 4 CO, NEW YORK. continue t.
to publish the f~olltwing leading British
Periodicals, viz
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All sizes from J to lth horse power ri tie shortest
uO;ice Ais" Reeds Patent Steam rumts the simplest
and most durable one in USE. e. raisitg water or up
plyiL LOilels- Further Information uaY he had by
addressing d. n. WILDER, North Bloomfield. Ohio.
SeIt. ~. lrjG-3m.t
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WHITE LEAD. DRY and N OH
W FahueSJuck's lest. anl Eastern Leads, at all
prices. Kept constantly Ou hand, ny
FIRING 4 REED.
y. 3. Don't FORGET the place To obtain a pure artiel",
the FLeuix D,uL Sture octl
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ECLECTIC CONCENTRATED
II REMEDIES.-SPRING & REED at the Phenix

Also. III 5 day arrived Mscrotin, Nyriein, Oil OF
Engerson (fieaHane) Oil Of S~tiiiingia- Lobelia. &c,
also. POlophy Hen. frunin- PhytOiacin- Lsnguinzrin.
Stillingin. SeneeiH- Saiiein, VihuriD. The Phoenix
Drug store : having rather a lively ran OF trade
and intends TO keep a good variety Of curing Eares'
and invites the patronage OF the rest q nnnkfud- To
arrive from Cincisnati soon. ! heavy additional stock
Of preparations from Hili's La aratoFy-
81 paI ers Prairie leave Tonic
= papers Appetite Feed.
~ iotIle Bone Solvent for SPAWN Laneness.
Cur Char from the Rossit;rr dise0vers that the ei-
gar trade is Improving. and a good fresh supply Of
yester'ay flled up the case-drOp in at the Phsnix
Wheel sou want a smoke
Bone solvent they Say does wonders
May 18th. Is56. STRING & REED.
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UST RECEIVED. and f r sale l0w
- at the "PhgniX Drug Store" Market -, Glass
ami IS ea.e Wool NurJ,rs. all sizes; ri! Piles; ril
Machines: Graduat>; Medicine Glass; Tunnels. Glass
and Porcelain; FilI~ring Paper; ArOtieeary Scales &
Weights. and ever thing in The way II Surgical and
Dental instruments. for tale low by SPRING & REED
ct the Octt PHENIX.
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co PARrXEKsnIP NOTICE.

TIE under .iguei formed 4 co partnership on the hrst
day Of April. ISj6. for the purpose OF transactins the
Whol-s,ie Grocery and Commission business in the
city II Cleveland, upLer the partnership name and
style 81
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nENTISTRY.-Dr. J. G. Burroughs,
4 J having returned from a tour in the Southern
States. would inform his old p irons. aud others drsir-
ing services in the line Of his profession. that he IS
again at his post. same rooms. corner OF MARKET ana
Liberty sts., opposite the Bank. Dr. Burroughs IS now
in possession of alltlie latest improve ents IN The con
struction and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Pdlates-
Teeth. &C., either upon Com SILVER. or GuT'A PER-
cha base. and from his long experience in the most
intricate and dificult parts Of Dental Surgery. he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction IN All
cases. All operations upon the Natural Teeth perior-
med with care. i'll the hest possible manner. warranted
TO re as we'll Il me. as can he done by any operator in
the United States. ar UarreH.
As manly per sons solicit Artificial Teeth. hut are IN
willing TO have their decayei teeth extracted, aud wait
sufficient time for the absorption OF the alveoar pr -
cess, necessary for a set on gold or siliceous base. they
can have their decay ed organs removed. and a set put
IN on Gutta Percha. Immediately to answer all the pur
d ses O tue natural ones. These teeth can hr worn
with perfect rase. are eartiful. highly popular. and not
extensive. DR.. u. will hereafter he in resular attend
auce ut his office. " here he will he pleas dto wait.npon
thase - ho need his services. or council
". | would say to- the members Of The profession
who are DESTROYS OF obtaining the Guttl Pereiia I'M
provements, tharI am The authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates of light to use the Hutta Prrcht. and
giving instruction ia. Workis z the same Charges mo-
derate. Call and see specimens.
ApriI3I, t-ji-tf j. G. B|ORRUCGilS- VI. u
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants to their large stock 81 GrOcerie before
purchasing elsewhere.
U,viur removed to I cir new snl spacious Stores
Nos 9U2 and su4 CraWf0r,I'S BiJcS. River Street, they
are prepared 10 oder goods IS low ~ they eau lie ought
la Ms i.s,ket. WI. EDWARDS,
~ I-l: If HIRAM IDpINiS.
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ArRocIoUs.-The following is the la
test emanation from Terrell, The invete-
rate punster Of the Lafayette Ind Jar
mol:
A tattling correspondent Of the n. Y.
II raid. writing from Lancaster, pretends
to give The gauge of a drink he had wit
messed the President elect take, one fros
y morning. at the side board at Wheat
land, recently. He irreverenily estima-
ted ii at "a couple of inches" and ex-
presses his opinion that the depth Of the
'sage's' potaiicns visi5ly increased with
his years. There is nothing wonderful
in this. for hasn't il passed into a pro-
verb-TRs older The Buck Tie sitter IL,
Aorn?
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CADDLES AND HARNESS.

SADDLES AND HARNESS.
y The Arm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having heen
dissolyed. and the business divided. the manufacturers
of Iarntss, Saddles, &c. viii hereafter he carried o"
by the SUI scri' er, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FIFE. as "a Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand OF Patch * Allison. The su scri'er y
fully prepared with an anPl. supply Ut Trimmings
auI -tnrA o. all kinds. for the Manufacture OF ahythlns
in his line. A good supply of HARNESS PADDLES,
TRUNKS. &C.. constantly on hand which lac viii -
bsnp,. Al ali times. to exhibit to his oil friends. AMI
~ customers. L. II. ALLISON.
Warren, April %. lGj6-
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a., i.5d-tf j. !. BoRRUUGHs. NJ. D

dissolution. Tie co partner
L , ship heretofore existing -etwoen Nd. u. Treat
and VIM Edwards. under tine drm Of Treat d EtGsrds,
vas dissolved by mutual cousent on the lSt day 9f
April, Is5j. N.J-K LkhAI-
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YOU CAN FIND HENDERSON'S
i Celebrated Corn Planters. at FKEENAN's-

T ITHOGRAPHS- AUTOGRAPHS
II Artists, aud al others that are Ond Of the beau
tifuI ali please notice. that Spring 4 Reel have jast
received an. now Opening a large bit of Lithogzphs,
Roman Canvass, Tinsl foil. Brushes. Blenders, Pallet
Knives. Tube calors.s superior article. and offered as
rices that cannot he beat west of New YORK. Psease
cali aud see them. STRING 6 REED
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The London Quarterly (Conservative)
The Edinburgh Review (Whig)
The North British Review free Church.
The Westminster Review (Liberal)
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory,

These Periodicals ably represent the three great po-
liteal parties o. treat Britain Wing. Tory, and Rsdi-
cal.--bGt pOlIi . forms only one feature OF their charac-
ter sOTgan rs Of The most profound writers on Science,
Literature, Morality and Religion, they stand, Is they
ever have stood, unriEallsd in The gorll of let. rs, beng
considered in isP-n lille IN The scholar and H. profession
al man, while to the intelligent readero every uiass they
fhFEisb a more correct and satisfactory record o the cur
rent literature o. tn day. ibrou chou the void, thaa can
be possibly obiaihed fiom any OF er ,ouree.
EARLY COPIES.
The Receipt of ADVANCE SiEEiS from the Pritish
publishisher, give additional yaiue 20 these Raprings,
inaSmAch as they can GOV be plaeed in The han ; Of
subscribers about as sooL as the o isin.l editions.
TERMS. Irregular PricesJ
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Commission IlTtbaRts.
miscellaneous.
u EROSENE OIL-NoT FXPLt

II EROSENE OIL-NOT FXPLO-
IN SIvE-SeeHred By Patents. Important to
Heads Of Departments. Trustees Of Hospitals, Asyiums,
Prisons. Schools. Colleges, Churches. Railroad Com
psnies, Factories. Ship Owners, Ship supply Men, Own
ers Of Country Residences, ProPrietors If Watering
Places and Hotel Keepers.
The advantages possessed by the Kerosene Oil, are:
lst-The intensity Of the light produced;
9u-It is not explosives;
3d-It will remain fluid when the best Sperm Oil will
congesi;
4th-Its unrivslled economy sf.l0 worth ofKerosene
Oil giving rs much light as 50 Of Rape Seed Oil, SIC
Of Whale Oil, S25.47 of Sperm Oil, or $40 # Burning
Fluid. Insurance Companies allow it to be used with
cut Additional Premium.
The Kerosene Burner, with rise and fall wick. can re
adapted with a slight expense to the Mechanical. Coral.
Solar. Astral, Rosin Oil, C~amphens and Webb's Patent
Lamps. or 10 any ornamental Vase Candlestick and
Chandelier. enabling the consumer to uEe X rosene
Oil at 81 .25 per gallon, ~affording double the amount Of
Light to he obtained from Rape seed Oil at 8 .50.or from
Sperm Oil at S5,25 Just received and for sale Ly
SPRIS & REED
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Splendid offers for 1856 4 ,57toge.her,

Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the day,
these PERIODICALS lose iitle by age. Hence a fn!l wear Of
rbe Nos. (witn no omissi0ns) for l IS may be regarded
pearly as valuable as for H57. We propo-e to furnish
the Two years t the following extremely low rates, viz;
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IMPORTANT TO LOVERS OFMU

Il MUSIC thanksgiving TO change my location in
the Spring. and wishing t. deNot the coming Winter
to settling up my business in this section, ] have con-
cluied to close out my entire stock OF Piano F"rtrs,
MelOleOns, &c as soOli as possible. and | therefore
offer the same. for che next few weeks. a. cost, making
a difference to the purchaser OF q rom % TO 20 per cent,
from retail prices, Those who 20 much regretted not
haIi ing fOllOgei the example of some nf their neigh os
q friends last fall, who purchased instruments o me at
the time / sold my stock OF on account Of my health,
viii nov have an opportunity o. ping as well and
even let -er. as my stock is much larger. AM they can
have a better variety to select from. My stock con-
Sists VI the following new and elesent!y finished Pr
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soIuTIoN -No,ice is hereby

nlSSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
II given. that tL- CO partnership heretofore exist
Ing between Oliver II. Patch AID Z. ". Allison. IS h's
day dissolved by nutua! consent. Thos inieit'i 10
m. late firm OF Patch & Allison, are requested 10 make
ptyment To q. II. atch. and tho e having Claims
against : id firm to resent the same 10 hinl. al the
ola stand OF Patch & Allison. - u. FAltu.
Feb. 23d. lsJ0. L. H. ALLieoN-
o. PATCH viii continue in the Saddl r.: itr,
ware aud Carriasr Go Is Trade. at thu oil stand. while
the manufacture ~ Harness Sc., wi lie carried on
by L. II Allison. for the present, also al the oil stan /
q. II. p.
w., y,-rh ISAG-tf Ell 4.
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DINE SASH.

DINE SASH.
stu Lights 7x . Extra Quality, at = = SIC
500 " Sxtn " axe
IGU0 ." 9xIs g." " "s- 4I5r
IOGO " IOx14 =" --Le
Other sizes in proportion Orders for Blinds and
pnOrS pgnctualiy attended 70. All work warranted
.Irai 10 the hest. PACKARD & BARNCM, Agrs
Warren. llMa. Iac. ..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-06

TuE WAGON RoAD TO THE PAcIrIc.-The
wagon roads to California, the pioneer Of
the Pacific Railroad, will be built under the
supervision of Commissioners, at salary Of
$50. 900 per annum. The southern road
proceeds from Memphis, Tenn. through
southern Arkansas, to Ell Paso, Texas; thence
through the Gadsden purchase to the mouth
Of the Gila; thence to San Diego on the
coast. The work upon this route will be
placed under the superintendcncy Of Major
Ben McCulloch, renowned in the border
wars. sE .a
The northern route, from Fort Kearney,
in Nebraska, will be confined to the direc-
ton of Major Mobiles, who discovered the
pass through the Rocky Mountains, which
bears his name. 1t runs through the South
Pass, thence to Honey Lake, nearly at the
base Of the Sierra Nevada, and will cross
the Mountains near the source of the Amer
ican fork of the Sacramento. A branch of
this Northern road will be constructed from
Fort Ridgely, in Minnesota, to the South
Pass. the surveys for which have already
been commenced BY Major Mobiles. The ap-
preparations for tho three roads amount to
S65O, 600, which, Of course, will be insult
fcient for their completion. The cost Of
each principal road will no doubt exceed q
million OF dollars, to place it in tolerable
travelling order, and large sum will be re-
quired for annual repairs.-N. Louis m
telHgencer.