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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-Iam no,

OllOE ~ r am now
~ prepared to sell to the Farmers Of Truahull and
Portage county, Delanoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the best Rake now in use. both for rakinr
hay. or cleaning stubble I an al.o prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which is The best Mower COW in use.
and took the first premium as = Mower, st the Ohio
State Fair in ls56; also. on hand and for sale, CroWels
Thermometer Churns. they can't he beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork Handles. Provision Safes, hoe Handles,
Straw Cutters, &c, all OF which will he sold cheap for
cash, or produce, at my shop on Quinhy Hill. ives: side
Of AahOnins River. CHARLES ~MESSENGER.
Warren, June "a. lS5s-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

DEAVER HATS and HOODS to be
- found At the New Millinery Store. Also .re,h.r
lot Of Cec.us and WILLOW Hsts just received At MILL
tin's Bloch, NAls e1sst.
Tsv. -. MS c. ". hLNlR, I.r
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
EoUALED BY FEW, ExcELLED BY NONE.
WARREN FANCY DYEING and

w SECURING ESr~ABLISHMENT, remoy.d m
Mrs. hesser's Millinery Establishment, MiIIitin's
New Block, Main Street, Warren o.
VIII Crouther lbegs most respectfully TO state that
he Colours all kind. :! Ladies and Gentlemen. -
ments Of Silk. Satin, Silk Velvet &e.. woolens. Woo,
de LANES. Coburgs, Alpaccas, Parranatas, &c. in ,
superior style. broche and other Sharls. &C., Cleaned
and highly finished. Genilemens garment, Cie,ned in
a superior style, equal to new. All work warranted 70
give entire satisfaction. W. CROWTUER
Warren, Nov. IS, ,57-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
SALT KnEUM RADICALLY CURED.
FRUIT TREES.

JAMES L. WADSWORTH, Dealer in
" Fruit Trees. Ornamental Trees. Grape VineI, RaSp
berries, &c, &c. Windham. Portsge Coo
] am now prepared to ali all orders for Trees, frsE
the mos; reliable Eastern and Western Nurseries, a
Nursery prices Those wishing gsss trees. would dc
we'll to call and see specimens, n / shall furnish rors
hut the hest, and such As will suit the most expert
eneed cnifivators. Orders for treei should be sent in
soon IL they are wanted for Fall planting. Strawberry
Plants, Of the best varieties, can he furnished nj any
time. JAMES L.. NADsYoRfa.
windh.r. Nov. n. ,yr-3H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02

GINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
~ The great superiority Of this Machine over all
others Tor general use, has long beea known and prsc
ticAliJ acknowledged. The undersigned, nhs ov -er
OF territory for Trumhull County. and the snly person
having the right TO sell said Machine in said County \
mas just received one Of the Improved Machines, which
10 for sale a. the Patentess prices. In examination 10
solicited. JOHN Z. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor, IA
Nov. Is, 57-3m, Market ST Warren-
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DIAPER HANGINGS & WINDOW

THE CHRISTIAN VIRTUES, per-
i ,oniAed =, 4 divine f.uily, an illustrated aIIs-
cory. A beautiful rev hook, price 3 100, At
ADAMS B00KerOR1-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-12-02
Rose and Bears Oil, all prices and
q~u.litiss. from SLIGO per BEETLE dsrn to \ cents.

Ladies and Gents
Cotton, Wool & Merino Hose
and Half Hose; Cheap.
Childrens Cotton & Merino
Cloves, Children's Hose, all kinds;
Cap, Letter & Note Paper,
and Envelopes of all kinds.
PINS, all sizes and qualities, from
KirSy's English steslPin down to tia common ouars
Pin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21
Council Proceedings.

Nor q. 1891.
Regular meeting Present Mayor Walker, Aid.
Leavens, Green, Armour, Edwards. Bristol, Slat-
terry, Barton. and Hoban
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The Ottawa Starch Company presented city or
der No. 20, for $2SS.61, issued TO Ford Deano,
and asked that the might be cancelled and
two orders, one of eco and one OF 1885,, issued
instead thereof.
On motion of Leavens, request granted
On motion Of Leavens. the City Clerk was autho-
rized 10 issue such sized orders Ford DelanO
NAV desire IN lieu of the orders on La Sale street
fund now held by them.
On motion Of Leavens, the City Collector was
directed to receipt the taxes i'll full lot g. block
s6. States Addition. on the payment of one half
the amount assessed thereon for La Sale street i'm
provement.
Slattery moved to refer the matter of construct
ing a main sewer drain to drain the leakage from
the canal west of the side cut and Fox River
Feeder, to a selection committee
Hoban moved to amend by referring to sewerage
committee.
Ayes = Edwards, Hoban, Barton-3 Noes
Leavens, Green. Armour, Slattery, Richardson.
Main question carried.
Chair appointed Slattery, Green and Hoban said
committee.
Barton, of Street and Alley com, reported esti-
mate of work done on side drains into Superior and
Paul ST. sewer by J. billiard. contractor, slsg67,
and on has motion, that ordered paid in sucl,
sized orders H,liard should want.
Bills paid-A. b. Smith, one quarters rent, Sl5;
r. Wilson, City Surveyor, $50; Gas Company for
gas for October, sl23.04 do. setting lamp post,
s5l /; J. G. Nattinger, on judgment, sl2.67.
The City Attorney, to whom was referred the
matter Of preparing ordinance in relation to the
creation of Police Committee, reported an or.
dinance entitled an ordinance to amend chapter 81
of revised ordinances, which, on motion of Leavens
was passed. (See ordinance in another column
On motion Of Richardson. Council adjourned to
80 -, - ]. AVERY. city CLERK.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Nov. IL, 1897.
Flour is dull, and there were but few sales
to-day and those mostly at unchanged rates
! Some spring wheat extras went as low as
$3.50 per barrel. Buckwheat -four 81 80
per 100 lbs.
WKeat--Prices in the wheat marEet are
rather unsettled. Two or three cargoes
sold at Coo on board, and good many lots
at 5Sc in store. Some also sold at 51a56c in
store.
Corn is also lower to-day, and sells at 49c
on board and 49a4Sc in store. Some lots Of
new corn seld to distilc,S at 40c.
oats are sensibly improving, and all in
the market sold at 25c in store or &c on
board. with prospect of higher rates to-
morrow.
Barley-There is bu, little doing in barley,
and we quot, SOC per IS lbs.
Butter is scarce at lSa20c for the very
best, and l4alGc for good iirkin and jar.
Eggs arc not very plentiful, at l2al4c per
dozen.
Potatoes have a wide range, and the price
depends altogether upon the quality. We
quote 35af0c, and the stock on hand is not
large.
Pock packers are doing but little, and are
only paying 81 per 100 lbs gross, or occa-
sionally 81 % for very nice looking animals.
Pros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21

In all diseases Inflammation or less prciomi.
na;es-now aIay Inflammation strikes the OF
the dis-ase-hence a immediate
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no
thing eise, will allay Inflammation once, AID make
certain
the following among a great catalogue OF diseases
HCsSs, SCALES, CTS CHAFES, S1EE NIPPLES, CORSs,
DcsDss, BKrIsys, STAINS, BITES POfsOx. cBLBL.rSs.
Bills ScRofrI, ULCERS, FEVER SOEEs FELOss Ear ACHE
PILES, SORE EYES, GouT, swELLrsGs, RHEUMATISM scALD
HEAD, SALT REErx, BALDSESs, EFYsIPEL,s, RiSGwogy,
BsEsEEs ITca, SHALL Pox, ME,SLES, RASH, &c, &c
70 some it may appear inerednlous that many di-
should be reached by article: such idea
viii vanish when reflection points tie fact that the
sziye IS combination OF ingredients, each and every
applying perfect aniidote it, opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR: ia its effects
Is magical because the time is short between disease
and permanent cure; and it i extractor as il
draws all disease Of the affected part leaving
perfect before the injury. 1t scarcely necessary
t. say that house, workshop, mandatory should
be one moment without Il.
NO Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
IL steel plate engraving, with the of Henry Dali
ley Manufacturer.
Dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
Principal Depot, les Chambers 81 IyeD York.
sepi2-iy CT. CHACE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21

SoRGHo MoLassEs-THE BEST 1ET.-B. q
Miller, of the town of Grand Rapids, IN this
county, has presented US bottle Of Sorgho
MoIasses of his make, which is the best We
have vet tasted IL is thick and strngy,
like the best sugar house molasses-of a rich
golden hue, and entirely free from either the
cane or burnt taste, that characterized most
o. what We had yet seen. This is certainly
equal to the golden syrup for table use, and
we see no reason why it may not take the
place of sugar in most culinary operations.
Mr. NJ has made about $50 gallons OF such
molasscs, from little over half an acre Of
cane Besides being the best Molasses, this
is also the best yield we have yet heard Of;
and Mr.. II. is confident, with better ma
chinery for expressing the juice, the yield
would have been fourth larger.
With such results, surely it can no longer
be questioned but that the Chinese sugar
cane is destined to prove an acquisition of
immense value to the agriculture Of our
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APPROXIMATION to the Ladies.

WHEREAS, IL appears that the days Of right, honor,
and Integrity fast fading away, and WHEREAS. the
INSCRIPTIONS and iynors daily taking advantage
Of profound learned BE 1T KNOWN THERE
FORE TO all, whether MAIDS WIVES, or WIDOWS, that
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the
certain panzcea the troubles incident female dsOr
ganiIation they ALONE esrreeting all painful ensru
alton, assuasinS papitations OF the heart, disturbed
sleep, pain side causing health and happiness
60 the whole rex; more especially to the MARRIED
period 9Th regularity AND WHEREAS, these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
wholly unlike other medicines fhrus; the public
purporiing effect the objects already detailei.-
THEREFORE, BE 1T KNOWN, that NOTHING but the
said PILLS Of DR. CIIEEsEMAN will accomplish the de-
sired object when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
enced under the regime OTHER PILLS; and the La
DIES will cause this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them, their everlasting beneft-always promising
that said PROCLAMATION in must he consi-
dered NULL and VOID that il say, that the Pills
not he taken when any female is in IA INTEREST
ING SITUATION. otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will be
the ineritd5is result
Explicit directions, to he carefully read accompany
each box Price Al Sent by mail enclosing 81
Dr. COssELIrs L. CHEE-EN,S Box 1881, Office, New
forS City. Sold by Druggist in every town in the
United states. Given under my hand aud seal,
&. l.. CIIEESENAS. MD.
q d HCrCiIi..cs, General Agest far Tee Cnltecf
Stats. i65 GidE.b>cs ST. gee York 10 lAoq az ,ss0ls-
sdEs rders should D. rffressed
Sold in Ottawa BY Lsepl24yI d. WALKER & co.
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Gpsrial n Offices.

n all our readers who troubled with Liver Com
plains Jzundce Dyspepsia will read the advertise
1ent IN another column ~ DR.. sanfords Invgorafor,
and then do have done-get bottle, We should
many sickly, halfdead despairns people as
gaze almost every corner. for there
yer vas remedy OF which much is said and that
performs nearly what its proprietor. say il will do
II come. $ highly recommended that could
fail try IT, and trial has convinced u.s. without
doubt. that it is the best family medicine in use We
take for Hcadache Sour Stomach Biousnes. and any
Of little bodily ills that common and does pro-
pleasant state OF feeling the sick and what
better after using few times these little ills grow
and less ard there is prospect OF being entirely free
Sroa chem By a Continuance in the of the Invigora-
Gov wish impress readers with this tina:
the tnviroratsr IS 4 medicine particularly adapted to
family Aad where there arc children subject to little
diseases ali children are. Ia Invaluable. and saves
physicians bills, uatod a,aeer' 50 anguish both
30 mothers and their little ones
SANFORD Co., 3i5 Broadway, New York
o. J. wooD Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
States Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists novI4-3m
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Nnn lStl 4 o'clock 7. NJ. Is:

Moo IHN, I O CLOCK T. NJ, Io0i
Adjourned meeting. Present: Mayor Walker,
Aid. Leavens, Vette, Armour, Edwards, Bristol,
Richardson, Slattery, Smith, Barton, Hoban, and
Putnam.
Green, of select committee TO whom was referred
the matter of making a sewer or main drain west
of the side cut, reported in favor Of making the
same on Pine street.
On motion of Bristol, report received.
On motion of Bristol, the part of the report re-
commenting Pine street the best location of such
sewer adopted, provided W. c. 4 +. Richard
son, within two DAYS, guarantee the right OF way
across block -, States Addition, 10 build said
sewer
On motion of Green, the whole subject
ferred to the sewerage committee, TO report at next
meeting.
Bill of W. f. whitmore, 1880, ordered paid.
Adjourned. j. AVERY, CITY GEEK.
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New ARA ngcn,eni.
N s.s. lrOicy

VJAs removed to the rooms over Mr.. Loahy's boo
Store, opposite Cook Glover's Law o.ace. Mad-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21

The WEATHER. For the last few days the
state of the weather has been decidedly
winterish. On Monday morning we found
about an inch and n half of snow on the
ground-therrnomcter at 30. On " ednes-
day evening the wind began to blow great
guns from the nosth-wcst, aud has cOntin-
ued doing that same" Up 10 this present,
the thermometer on Thursday ranging at
about 10 above, though Yesterday there was
about 10 degrees improvement in that par
the ground is hard as 4 brick. We should
say, at rough guess, that winter has
.'set in"
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MORE CHEAP BREAD,-A week or two ago
We announced that Mr.. Piergue had reduced
the price of pound loaves from to Be. We
learn that Mr.. Sanford, of the New England
Bakery, has gone little beyond that. He
sells " hat are called ID loaves (wcighing
2S ounces at 5 cts. With bread at this
rate, potatoes at 20 cts. bushel, and beef.
pork, &c. already nearly in proportion, we
shall probably be able to get through the
hard winter before US without much danger
Of starvation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21

S. C. EARL & SoN, as our readers and all
the rest of the world should have known a
month ago, have removed their pain; and
house keepers furnishing store to Phelps
old stand, opposite the Mansion House,
where The splendid monkey artist at the
door IS again drawing crowds Of boys to wit
ness his astonishing performances. Their
fine stock Of wall paper is also attracting
large attention on the part of neat house
wives
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. 81, 1857.
Thanksgiving 4Sa50c; winter, none in
market.
Cornish. 40c 60 lbs.
OatS-23c-36 lbs.
Potatoes-25c
Barley-75 cts. lob.
Eggs-t,oc
Bntter--l Sa20c.
Uidcs-Grecn 4c., dry &c.
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sell for less money than any other Pane OF tie same
style and quality had from other source
Said Instruments will he warranted for three years.
viii be in town sufficiently often to take orders ana far
nis' Instruments No order will be considered binding
unless the Instrument is superior. both III power and
quality of tone any other maker. To prove what
only ask the privilege of furnishing you All instru-
if statement is correct you need not keep
it. One OF IL H. Grb's Pianos can be seen at Mr. l. v
Wstermsns. Please call, see, and try IT.
will furnish Instruments from any reliable manHfac-
tuTer, suit customers upon good terms any other
one, ii Geb's does not suit.
Mr. II. (Ieh, "a brother of G.. H. Geihl who is known
here by the best Piano Forte Tuners and
Regulators that there is in the country viii be here be-
the goth OF August and the 10th Of September,
with whom reliable be made Tor tuning
REFEkENCss-True Waterman, and .. IL. Bdel.
iull S-kne
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GEO. -. FISHER.
cnMMIssIoN AND ExcHANfE.

COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
NFONEi received and invested by uudoubied
w securities reasonable commission, and perfect
ly satisfactory t. those committing bands. Col
iet!uus tcli d, sUJ1f5iy r-Iitir the day o. p4y
melt. Debts secured, notes, bonds, mortgage, and
stocks buugi.; aud -oid.
All business entrusted TO the shall have prompt .tteu-
iI0u and immediate TstgTu, for. Tie only lions
upon which wl do h.-iue-s j. ;uv-s fidelity and
despatch. aLi thus. placing business my per
-on"g by sI"Ld-ucr, may feel assured that
these conditions, With NY experience IN Banking and
ENcLaus- wi! lee mutually -dyAnta E-ous. and enable
we {" render iGu satisfaction In executing al
committed TO Farmers, Mechanics. other
ing money 70 loan invest sill a-sur-y find their
advantage 30 call On All deposit, Nil be securely
invested 0r subject 10 cali may De- agreed upon :
OLE, in the 2d story N.t;iu g-rs block
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Fall and Winter Goods
FlSKE g. TAYLOR'S!

WE orenng of the largest and best Sc
w ected stocks of
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps
and Boots and Shoes,
Ever offered in this other MARKET to which we IN
vitc the attention Of those wishing good suit
Fine Cloth Coats, black and Fancy. from 20 20 20
Goats, all the different styles, from 81 to *3o;
Leo Vests, of all styles and qualities;
1.o00 pair of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Coats, Gents Shawls, Hats and Caps,
Fur. Plush, and Cloth for Men and Boys; Wool Under
shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Gents Scarfs Com
for Is and Mufers Wool and Merino Socks, Buck and
Fur Gloves ond Mitts-in fact everything Gentleman
wishes to wear can be found a. our Store.
To the Ladies.
We have a large and well selected stock OF Ladies',
Misses and Chldrens Shoes, which We shall sell at
Eastern prices Black Lasting Caters, for 1oc Ladies'
Rubbers and Sandals Long Rubber Boots, Snow Shoes,
Congress Caters and Buskns &C., &c-in fact every
thing desirable for the season.
To the Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French CALI and
Heavy Work Calf sewed and pegged, % Is to 81
Double soled Congress CATERS, for Fail wear; Kip
Boots from 81 80 81 Boys Boots and Shoes; Gents
Rubbers and Sandals, best quality, II.
As our Goods manufactured expressly Tor us, We
are sure they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking you past patronage, We hope to see you
at our store two doors of the City Bank, Mad
son Street. lsePSo1 fiShE q TAfLOh.
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New Fall & Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store p!
R>OE(:La a, CLARK


OOOSsLASS a. CIA II N
WE are now rec,ivipg o,r na,~ s,o., -, r.u M =,
w Winter Goods which We sh., oT.r a, 80, H..
prices for cash We invite IN. cz.ns of O,t.w. and
vicinity to give us a call and ex,mine o,r - -
prices before purchasing shall offer inducements
to cash buyers that be found elsewhere Among
our stock may be found
French N.rino.s Mai, and s,,ro,
! par,r.,,as mi cpi,nran. As"'eu'
! An NJ Pill NJ, -, tn,
! pa;,, .y, 6,erni W, N 80
! pain IND sfr;ned Mot,ir.
| NJ. -, e - ,, ,,.'''. .;,,,
/ Nnre An,;an. .na N,r.sian, sr,s
! American and Eu,,I;-b phi. M. odd 800
French Sco,.h - .,,.,;c.,, 1:i,, ''' 01s uo''H'
Cb.,ila ,t1 p.,,.I,. ei,.,iS. 'eA''
Chenille and Plush borlered Shawis;
Bay State and Waterloo long Shawis:
Gents Shawls;
White and colorei Wooden Blankets:
Velvet and silk Vest Patterns;
Black SIX Velvet for C.oaks
E,nbroiLeres and Laces;
Collars and slreyes do in
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Inser,ings;
Muslin and Cambria Bands
Diuity Bands;
Black Brussels Lace;
Thread Edsng,
yrna Eigings;
Buce Sac Vests, Gore do
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Assignee's Notice.
stock OF Goods for Sale;

TtNIE en're stock q Goods lately owned ~ AEIsi
{ Fo-TsE, consisting Of
my GDal., Gy2rerie., b, IL aaJ .Sio.. .9gMs,y,
CjO-terY WiydJrdrS. D,Hgs ami J'..l..a..
0Hd DrHggistS Furniture.
IL now offered for sale such terms "a WIN make 2. "a
object Tor any one wishing 10 OF aJ- y ts.
tth-ea n business to buy il, as it mus. b. f. 81 o-e
To- close tie business.
For terms call upon the subscriber.
GEO. wltPPLE. iss'rsss.
=. E-tN persons inhcb' ed by l1p. l e.f.g-.
expected to call and settle iuu.e al. g. AMI sI.s
costs. MSS.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
e. w. MBER LAIN,

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Farming I'm IMPLEMENTS and Machinery,
=. UClI Threshing and Respng Machines, Power
- and hand Corn Shelters, fanning Mills Hay Cutters
PiGvs lsrrow, Seed Drills and Planters, both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
CiIurns OK Nose- and Bows, Axes, Hstchets shovels
Spades and Forks. Also, the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Plow, and of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured at Eockport. Joliet, Morris, Peru
and Palestine The Premium Star Corn and Cob MIL
Garden and FIELD Seeds all varieties, and genu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure
route for Ottawa and will he for sale az the Agri
cultural Store, on La Sale ST.
Grateful for former patronage, solicit the continu-
snce orders the present / shall spare ei
fort TO make it an object for farmers patronage MY
goods all made Of the best material aud by the most
experienced workmen. fmar2l +. W. CilAMBERLAIN.
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AUCTION (!
GREEN'S NgEE.T,:

Successor 10 tie Oid Pioneer
HAS been rebuilt during the last year IN the d.
] rshlr, substantial, and wOrsmaniike manner, ard
almost without reference cart ter motto las bcen
anu is Excelsior" They have now
Three Run 81 Hurrs
In operation, which have been yed eNprc.y for
Custom Work, with everything entirely ueE and Will
have the fourth for Merchant Custom work.
dy in short time. and when completed viii Pc superior
To any Custom and Merchant NH in the state. AZ TIA.
they ask i fair trial, they feel confident tt VITA
their mill and long experience (25 years. In tl ui.
ing business fully warrants them In dfyiHg an trEorI
bte con pGHi0H. None but the most experienced AID
comnioda;inG milers employer.
Cash paid for the best article Of Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April 3, 1850 J. a u. GREEN