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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
How ThurIOW Weed OVerPeaGhed
Himself,

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Mercury tells the following
piquant story about Weed and Fill
more:
Heard a good story the other day. Not
exactly local, but emnently natiOnal, as it
involves famous politician and an ex-
President, who hate each other tremen-
dously. Two or three years ago the rail.
road routes between Albany and Buffalo
were consolidated, you remember, under
the title of the New York Central. 7.
Weed, of the Albany EUening Journal,
engineered the matter through the Legis-
lature, and for this service was to receive
the handsome sum of $4,000, of which E.
Corning was to furnish S4, ,000, and Dean
Richmond $4,000
The plan succeeded and the money
was paid over. But as Mr. Weed didn't
think it wood look well to have the stock
stand in his own name, he had it made
over to an old and very particular
friend of his, Mr.. Mcintosh. who had
money as a railroad contractor. 1t was
understood between the parties that Nc
IntOSh was TO hold the stock, and then
quietly make it over to Weed. But un-
luckily, Mcintosh died suddenly, one fine
day, and forgot TO leave a will. So the
administrators, in making up account Of
the assets, stumbled upon the certificates
for this $4,000, and put them down to
McIntOsh's credit, suppOsing of course
they were his.
The debts were paid, and a handsome
balance was left for. the widow, the at
tractive Mrs. Mcintosh, who was married
few weeks ago 10 En- PreSidentFFiR-
more! Thurlow's eight thousand dollars
went along with the widow, into the arns
of the man whom Thurlow Weed hates,
probably as bad as one man can hate an
other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Rarey's Method of HOrse.Taming.

Inc OcleEIyiC .7meFlcdH says:
This new system of tanning is founded
on the well-known process employed in
suEduiDg buffalo calves and wild horses
taken by the lasso, and consists in simply
gradually advancing towards the horse to
be Subdued until you are able to place
your hand on the animals nose and over
his eyes, and then h breathe strongly and
gently, as judgment may dictate, into the
nostrlls. We have the authority Of Cat
lin, in his Letters and Notes on the Am
erican Indians that this process is the
one practised by the Indians in tanning
the wild horses of the prairies, and that
It Is invariably attended with success.
Catlin says:
| have often, in concurrence with a
known custom Of the country, held my
hands over the eyes Of buffalo calf. and
breathed into his nostrils, after which
have, with my travelling companions,
rode several miles into our encampmcnt.
with the little prisoner bu>iIy following
the heels Of my horse the whole day as
closely and afectionat, " as its instincts
would attach it to its dam. This is one
of the most extraordinary things | have
witnessed since | came into this wIIl
country; and although | had often hearC
of it, and felt unable exactly to believe
it, am now willing TO bear testimony Il
the fact, from the numerous instance.
which l have seen since came into the
country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
JONAS SroEK.

Speaking of children, a Western New
York correspondent mentions a little neat
speech Of -four year old" His mother
was hugging and kissing him, as mothers
will, and SAID to him as mothers will say:
"CharLie, what makes you SO sweet 7'-
Charlie thought q minute; he had been
told that he was made Of the dust of the
earth;" a happy thought struck him, and
he answered with rosy smile ''Irhink,
mother, God must have put 4 little. .thugar
in the dust-don'tyou 2"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

A skeptical young man, one day con-
versing with the celebrated DR.. Parr, OBJ
served that he would believe nothing
which he could not understand. Then,
young man. said the Doctor, your
creed viii be the shortest Of any man l
know
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Arab Proverbs.

Ifyour friend is made of honey, donv
eat him up.
If you travel through the country Of the
blind, be blind yourself.
When you are the anvil have patience;
when you are the hammer strike straight
and well.
He who cannot take a hint, cannot
comprehend an explanation.
Take counsel Of one greater and one
less than yourself, and then form your
own opinion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Good Hits.

In the trial of Jim Lane at Lawrence,
Kansas, for the murder of jenkins, the
attorneys INDUCED in a good deal Of pun.
gent wit and sarcasm. One little pass
between the counsel was so pointed and
opportune that it is worthy Of note:
Col. Young insisted that, in law, the
man slain IS supposed to be wrOngfully
slain.
Mr.. Coe.-That is the law of England
not Of America.
Col. Young.-If there,is any book on
Gods earth that contains any other doc
trine, I'll agree to eat it without greas-
ing! Laughter.
Mr.. Coe.-Thcn you'll have more law
in your stomach than you ever had In
your head. Roars of Iaughter.l
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

Pa, do they plow the prisoners up at
Sing-Sing.' No, my son. what made
you ask that question: Cause it says
here that one Of their faces was furrowsd.'
Go to bed, Sammy, go to bed, and don't
go out Of the house, somebody might
steal you.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

A young man having waited upon 4
girl home toCk the opportunity while she
was searching for the door latch, to in
quire if she was courted. Why said
she, I'm sort o courted, and sort O not,
but rather more sort O. net than sort O..
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

My dear SIR said a gentleman TO a
hard drinker, do stop TOPPING so, or you'll
wear out the coats of your stomach
Then let the stomach work in It's shirt
Sleeves was the reply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
A boy Of The old country was recently

a boy Of the old country was recently
taken into a gen,Ieman's family, One
evening, after having been called up to
the drawing room, lie came down into the
kitchen laughing heartily.s A"What's the
z" asked the cook. why, shure,"
said he, "there are twelve of them up
there who couldn't snuff the candle, and
they had to ring for NE to DO it."
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
r.rrsn nF ADVERTISING:

A-,,u3 .i-, .laliIttas for Office in ADVANCE 2''V
Casl In tIrin.a wiu b, reIuirsd lar liI ady dysT'-e
r,sbts .e-t y1-rc actual responsibility is known.
TeDo.r cent for each .aange will be added 10 the
above rates. ,.,,
,n,ss. sp..ifsd I'M the manuscript, OF previously
agreed upou between the parties.
Advertisements ~, m'rked ~ the '"py i"FS pc,
fled number of INSERTIONS. will be continued until
ordered out and charged accordingly
Auadv-r- -s-n 'uts tr'm Stranger transient per
sons o. he raid in advance.
The uryila-s of yearly advertisers VIII be conhn-
Cd ri.e1Iv o. thar own bIsursS:aud all advertise
meuts not pertaining thereto, TO be paid Tor eN-
ira.
Y.r-Iva advertiser have tho privilege Of changing
their advert i--meut- quarterly.
All Isal.i advertisements charged double the
q abOve rates. ~
AIv,r,r-.n n mt ou the Inside exclusively viii be
CHARGED extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

a recent philosopher discloses a method
to avoid being dunned! How ?-how7 2
how" we hear every body asking
.Ncrer Tarr IN dcJt!
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

The man who courted an investigation
says It isn't half 50 good as courting an
afeCtionate girl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19
Nebraska a0uertlser
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
r. w. FU RNAS,
Second Story Hoadley & Muir's Building
Corner cf Main and First streets.)
RROWNNILI.E, y. 7.
TmRRT5:

.' e.. o. !. al the end Of months, go
nu.u . 90 s II " 800 -
c,rr-of - or more will be furnished at $3.50 per
am. crowded the cash accompanies the order'
MI .-hsrWisc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

The following advertisement was first
published in The New York Gazette, or
Weekly Post Boy" Of November %,
I75G-ncar,y 102 years ago:
TO BE SEEN,
At the sign of the Golden Apple, at
Pcck's Slip.
Price sixpence, children four copPers.
a large snake skin, q feet long, and
four feet one inch wide.
1t was killed by some Of Gen. Brad
docks men, by firing six halls into him,
close by the Allegheny mountains, sup
posed to be coming down to feed on dead
men.
When it was killed, there was found
in It's b. y child supposed to be fOuF
years old, together with lire dog
1t had a horn on It's tail seven inches
long, and it ran as fast as any horse.
All gentlemen and ladies' DESTROYS to
see 1t, may apply to the subscriber at
Peck's Slip.
JONAS SroEK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-19

Go ahead when y2u are light. .-..-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
EDWARDS * IpDINGs

The undersigned formed a eo-partnership on the nrst
day OF April, 1850, for the purpose Of transaetinx the
wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city OF Cleveland, under the partnership name and
zfrraNf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
HOW SHE LIKED THE DOCTOR.

At the Hartford Conn. Retreat for
the dnsane, a party is Occasionally given
TO which those called sane are invited:
and as they mingle together in CONVEX
sation, ~promenading. dancing. &c it is
impossible. for a stranger to tell which
are which. On one of these pleasant oc-
c%asions, a gentleman visitor was doing
the agreeable" to one Of The ladies, and
inquired Of her how long she had been
in the Retreat. She told him, and he
went on to make inquiries about the in
stitution, 10 which she rendered very in
felligent answers; and when he asked
her, How she liked the doctor?" she
gave him such assurances of her regard
for the excellent physician. that the
stranger was satisfied of The doctors pop
nlarity among the patients, and he mt
away without finding out that his part
ner in the conversation was no other than
the accomplished lady Of the physician.
who tells the story herself with great yes,
and is frequently askeI, How she likes
The doctol?" She has but one answer!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

CucHtiiiE = iAgtcht cave
Bilious attacks aue
better prevented. by
Liver Lnyl=orator.
tine dose after eating i suf
and prevs.lt the fsAi fuaa
DHls one d,-S l=kca i1sEJ5e
mare.
only one dose :aEru a.
gently, aul cures Cos
One d.re taken aftrr each
fr- One dose 81 N,rO tea
Sick Headache.
One b3tila taken for fe-
cause OF the disease. and
only ore dose Immediately
Que s1se 0iscn fri.siei i
A1OrlB.:S- aad = preventive
ES~ pniY ore bsiiie =
sys-ta the effects OF aedi-
Esr Dne b-ile taken for
!owEesS or unnatural cnla-
ous iusc taken a short
Egrtatbe appetite. and Hlakes
tue dose often Urrraicd
rnGa ia IL worst iuruS.
Bowel complaints Yield
Due o. two doses cares At
thildiea there i no SlTer.
the world, ~ 10 ae5r l'fiis.
"a 4 fsw ba.lles cure
s5soTbvnls.
AetaEeFieasure la recon
preventive iug Fever and
and al Fevcrs 90 i5I,-
with certainty aadihylsAliA
Nnu1--Irf afTEr-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
copis. ser, by mail. free. on receipt r Of sSs pPis:, : sl :as
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

From among the hundreds of favorable notices, from
the most respectable journals Of the country, OF our
cheap edition Of "Livingstone's Travels and EXplOra'
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lit ahounds in descriptions of strange and wonder
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as one Of the most interesting books issued within the
past year Daily Democrat, Patterson. ". J.
1T is emphat:cally an edition for the people: and,
judging from the rapid sale with which it is meeting,
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Boston
The book is having a great run. AM will he read By
every reading man. woman and child. in this as well
as other lands."--4sAtaBHIG (OAio) Telegraph.
The work is finely illustrated. well printed. and
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ers who would have a delightful hook for reading n;
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With truth we can say. that seldom Is presented TO
the reading public a work containing such a vast
amount Of solid i'll tructicn As the one in question
The volume is handsomely illustrated; and presents
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ley's publications are ~nOted-"-Famiig Magazine.
This interesting work should he in the hands ofev.
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ID. Bivincstone's Travels and Researches 10 South
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amusemen-'-SCfHTdGg Post.
The edition ofDr. Livingstone's Travels. published
hy-J ". Bradley is just what it purPorts to he. Like
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We can ecommend the edition Of DIR. Livingstone's
Travels. published by Bradley, of philadelphia, as ev
cry way worthy of public patronage. Its excellence
aud its chcapu-zs recommend il over all others
ErzUk LesIes -HsgariHs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

a fellow was brought TO King James
J., and it was said he could eat a whole
sheep at a meal. What else Can he
do" asked the King, "more than other
mem" Nothing" was the reply
Hang him then." said James. "ior. lis
q pity q man should live who eats tie
share of twenty men and a do no more
than one"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

10y. NJ D.. has returned fran The
- vest nd resumed his practice with DT. Nelson. Al
,hetr lIlce easl OF the Bank. Warren. D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

Old Master Brown brought his ferul,
down-his face was angry and red
"Now, Anthony Clair. 20 seat you There
siong with the girls" he said. Tber
Anthony Clair, with mortified air, and
his chin down on his breast, creep
slowly away and sat all day by the CIR
that loves him best.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

In the last illness of George Coleman,
the doctor being late in an appointment,
a~pologized to his patient. saying that he
had been called in 70 see a man who had
fallen down a well. did he kick the
bucket, DOCTOR" grOaned cut poor
George.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

l-2i . Principal regulators Of the
Z Il 20 performs iis functions well.
are FL ul's Developed. The ,tomI.h
lcit on iAe healthy ac.it1l Of the
I'm rrceui il~SiuaciioIs. - hcuihe
r-ls are al fEuli. and the whole
nee - O. ole . rzn-lEe Liver
:iy FCT lise diseases OF that or
has made il his study, in a
asty years. e iiud some Terlcdy
Lie 90 Elaa, arrangements 10 which
.yis a. l=si found, any person trou-
m - piaint. In Any Of lis fvrius,
AMI " Conviction Il certain.
al ~ morbid RI lad matter from
l-ir - place = healthy Eow Of bile.
.ch. : - iood 10 digest well,
~. z SiviIa tome sad health to the
Ing 10 oua.e q tie d~issase-
arr cur-l aud, what l.
by u Occasional E-e G! the
>uf scicHt 10 relieve ils siomsca
ua ming aid sogTiug.
0se a. rs;irh :. .re.eaa Night
a. II night, i0esens .hs Jozeb
70 tlyenes~.
Ich - meal vii care Dyspepsia
"a sroSafu!s Will always relieve
&c r. male ahs;TJctien removes Abe
makes a perfect cure.
ely relivyos ChoiIc. while
= n sure CaIe Tor Cholera
i've OF Cholera.
= uss-isI - thTog ont of The
~ clue a.ier a long sickness.
J~RUndlcc reE0yes 81! sEl
ia- Euuf Ire SKIN.
= time hcio4r eating gives VI
ses - food dgc>t we'll.
led eS cnrcs ChrSulc niar-
~. ~ while Sal IA Ii and
ed ElmD-t - the hrSI dn-e.
At - lacks caused b. Wcrns In
er, s=fSI, - sr-el:er Tgnlucy q
10 D-oPsy, u exciting he
m 2 r,cilG.nr this medicine aa a
ri Aguc. Chill Fever,
= iGus VsVr. 1t operate,
.lA % zre ri!ias 20 testify to lie
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
j. IL. DUNLAP,

WHOLESALE n RETAIL EALER IN
CIR OCE RES d LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 d 5 Market Street,
4 RE now receiving a very extensive
a assortment Of goods in his line. direct from the
Eas ern Cities embracing in part the following goods:
10 hhds- Sugar 10 bbls Coffee A do. 10 do 3. 10
do crushed 10 do powdered. 10 do granulated-
20 Sacks Rio Coffee 30 do Java. 10 do Aoco. 20
10 Laquayra-
50 Chests Y. II. Tea. 20 do Black.
3 Boxes Stearine Candles Is do Tallow do.
20 do Starch
10 Bags Spice. 10 do Pepper.
} fsirces Rice edo Prunes. , do Goldfish.
Trails Gloves.
20 Boxes 'SPoGlswoorl S. Tobacco. 20 do sMoores.'
20 do Diamond Twist 10 Gross Large Smoking To-
baeeo; Odo small 50 do chewing
10 Boxes Pipes
5 BbIs Pulverized saleratus. S do Crude do.
q Sacks Pea NCts.
20 Boxes VI. X. Rasins; 10 y do.
Citron. Corn Starch, Farina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce
Pickles, Sardines.
10000 Eagle 2rineipee Cigars. 20, 900 washing ton
do. Ia ,uDO Light Guard TO-. &c, &c.
- Bills Butte. Crackers b do P &. IL do Sugar
10 do Soda. "a do Boston.
Cream Tartar. Camphor, Chsving Gum, Indigo, Al
monds, Brazil Nuts. English Walnuts. &c, &c.
10 Baskets Champaign 100 bbls Whiskey. 10 do
Ginger Wine 9O-lO Call Kegs do. ass Gall. do.
2Dn Calls 'Seignette' Brandt. 2OO Calls. -Otard' do.
3 Bills Prime Old Port Wine J 10 MADEIRA. . do IA
maeia Rum 10 do W. Edo. IL do Gin. I46 Calls.
Pure Gin.
Is Bbis. Molasses. II half do Refined Syrup, &c.
&c, &c.
Ny stock is full. ample, and complete. I most re-
specifically solicit an examination Of goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere al goods serraatsd.
October a. J.B. DUNLAP.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

A traveller rel ding his adventures
told the company that he and his servant
had made ifly wild Arabs run. which
startling them, he observed that there
was no great matter 10 it--"lor," said
he, 1--WE ran and they ran after u.s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

= A Western editor, in putting a village
hotel. says that a new tooth brush has
been supplied for the wash room, at
tached to a strong iron chain. SO that the
public will always be accommodated in
that respect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

els Mr. Brown a man of means?'
asked a gentleman of old Mrs. Fizzleton,
referring to on" of her peighbors. well,
1 reckon be ought 10 be-" drawled out
the old beIdsme, ''for be the meanes
man In town."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

~ Il M. MOSER, Dealers n Foreign,
~. and Domestic Dry Goods hardware, Groceries,
9eenswzre, Boots, Shoes. rs, Caps, Ready Made
Clothing, &c, Market Stree., Warren, o. aug /
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
Warren, May 10, ls5s-tf.
D, Il. WARREN,

MANUFACTURER y DEALER IN ALL STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES
No 3. Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
l announcing to his customers. that he has just
received an extensive assor ueHt Of Boots. Shoes. &c.
Tor the Spring ami Sumner Trade
IIi<stock consists OF Ladies' Congress Caters. Plain
and Foxed; Gents Patent heather. Calf and Congress
Caters. Slips Trs and ruskiEs. Webster Ties. Oxford
Ties, Slips. &C.; Mems. Boys and Youths Cali. Kip
aud StOya Boots. Children's Shoes OF every descrip-
ton. together with everything usually kept in a Boot &
Shoe Store, which will be sold as low as at any other
house ia this section.
All Kinds OF work made to order on short notice, Of
the best material and workmanship
June .. ISjS-tf d.. III. ARR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
NOTICE TO FARMERS.-Ia am now

l. prepared to sell to the Farmers Of TrumbuI and
Portage cSanty, DelanOe's Independent Horse Rake.
which IS the best Rake now in use, both for rakinE
hay. or cleaning stubble | am also prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which is The best Mower now in use
aud took the first premium AS a Mower, at the ohio
STATE FAR IN le56; also on hand and for sale. Gre SeI's
thermometer Churns. they can't be beat also, Bee
hives. Fork Handles Provision Safes. Hoe Handles,
straw Cutters, Sc-,a all Of which will he sold cheap for
cash, or produce. at my shop on QHiuby Hill. vest side
Of Mahonihs River CHARLES MESSENGER.
Marr.. INN L I.l--f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICE
To A0eHts and CnuyaSserS

We have recently published several new and salea,
: bic Books. including the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE Of Z NAPOLEON with Biographical Mott
ces OF his most Distinguished MINISTER'S. GENER
AIS AND FAN0RITES, and the ISDIA history.
heing a complete History Of India and the PRESENT
A THE ANGEL y THE "a tale Of
thrilling interest. by I. s. Arthur; LIFE OF DR.. Z. X.
KANE, and the Distinguished American Explorers,
DC. &c.
These. with our former Extensive Catalogue Of Pop
ular Books. gives Us the best and most salrahle list Of
Publications ever offered 10 Agents and CanvasseTs,
to whom we offer the most liberal terms. Scrd for
our List. which il sent Freeto any part of the United
States.
Oct. G. Is5s-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
a. ii

AS now on hand. and is receiving a
II large variety Of CABINET FURNITURE. en-
hracing Sofas. Tete a TeteS, Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus, BedsteAds. Marble Top. Extension and Com
mon Tables. Dressing. Fancy and Common Stands,
Common Chairs, &c.. &C.
lie is also prepared to manufacture every style Of
fashionable Furniture, Picture FRAMES, &c. All OF
which he will sell at prices 10 sHit the times.
lie has also purchased the entire stock OF d. d. GIL
MORE. and will hereafter carry on. in connection with
his tormeT hn>iness. hat Of UNDERrAkER
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

~ say. what are you about-sWeeI-
ing out that room?"
No." Pat, "I'm sweeping
out the dirt and leaving tie ROOM"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

"Mr. S., is your customer b. a man 10
be trusted?''-I know of no one more 81.
He is TO be trusted forever-he never
naysp
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
Isaac Fellows Celebrated PiOWs

OF all sizes, styles and patterns. are
~ now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street. Warren, o. among
which may he found :h- following:
Right and Left Hand PiOws. Of all styles and pat.
trrus in general use. Star IMPROVED Flows. Nos. =
and 1. an PiOps ground ready for HSe. Also, Steel
Plows. Points Of all descriptions. warranted equal TO
the hest in market. Our Flows are gotten up by our.
selves. without foreign aid. as to either Patterns or
Mechanics. sl-o. Pittsburgh. and all other kinds ol
FOints on hand at all times
Fellows rIows are % justly celebrated and so well
and favOrl!ly known to the farming community as TO
need no further ru!Ogy. have also on hand a supply
(tnt shall Keep the same NJ allIines Of Dsfan"e's
independent Horse Rake, made from the bs St second
growth Hickory. andLui!t in a good and substantial
manner hy sn hsHest mechanic Naahnrn's Wrought
iron Fran and iiryrrsa1le steel Teeth CultivstOrs
also. WOCGen Frame do. Improved Thermometer
Chirns. all sizes, and Benefits Improved Muley era
dles,
All work made or sold by me. EarranteI as cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment Oftle kind
in this section. Farmers would do we'll to call aud
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
ticuiar attention given to all kinds OF repairing in my
line OfLuSinesS and charges moderate.
Toby f-ieudSaal patrons | woul return nv thanks
for former patronage. anu solicit a continuance Of the
same.
y. B. All Goods and Work warranted.
D.. II. BENNETT AGENT.
South 81 I d0Or East OF Hun u Cos
April = i~5- Il. Machine Works