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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Music! Music!

srIs. 4. SCHNEIDER. Teacher Of Vocal and
tN instrumental music. respectfully offers hi,
srS- services 20 the citizens Of Van Buren and
,us'.gn.ins country, in teaching the Piano. Gui
t'r Violin and Flute lie il now teaching vocal
class "f the Episcopal church for adults and anth-
CT vocal c.a-s at tle same place for juveniles He
Isaele- also the ciassicS the FEsnsh and his own
'he "'fnan language \ few more pupils in eth
q nf-'i'G! rE classical department are solicited.
Ladies aua gentlemen who wish 90 learn either
rmenial "r vocal music in private ins.r,,ci on
@r m ~ Joining The classes, will please call al John
p. Smiths Hotel
Ia Pianos tuned in n professional maunsf. and
Constantly il- 'llc sl.cct music aud MUSIC G,Yk.
march . 'sS-tfN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Sad6iEcry.

4 FL IL and complete assortment of sadilea,
: brides. nar'iugglos sufciuglcs, sirths. whips.
saddiehags, leather and web reius stirrup leaihers
wooden -tirrups 6c, Just receiyed and fur sale by
feb 26. IS HEERI, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

Stationery.
I ETTER paper, Blue and white,
L 4 Fools Gap
legal
Note commercial and gilt edged;
Envelopes. commercial and note
blank Books, consisting of
LedCers
Day Books.
Shipping Books,
Note Books,
Memurandonfs.
Also Steel pens, goose quls lead and slate pencils
DC dc. 4 fresh supply OF the above just received
audfar sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
may II. '5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Wrapping Paper.

400 REAMS, assorted sizes and qualities just
-tOO received and for sale by
JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS Co.
NAV Il, '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
seuCPR,U2re.

CSE 20 BOXES qGccnswar variousiy assorted
, T. suit the country TRADE, some cases con
W tanning general assortment OF painted
ware some cases containing assortment Of flow
o,ue ware some cases containing cups, saucers AMI
pltc- only, for sale bv
feb 90. 'ls HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Hoops,

T A Sylph. Skeleton and Union Skirts, just re-
IL ceve dand for sale by
april 2s, '5s. WARD L SOuTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Candy. RaLinS * FIGS,

100 BOXES assorted candy; 10 boxes rock do.
lOV lup bunch aui LAYER rai-ins. So half nnI
quarter boxes do; l2uvib fresh f-s. all of which
have been Just received and for sale by
feb l9, IS HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
uIIets.

900 PAIRS {, :, y. s and point white Mac
DOO kirac blankets, loo pairs and paint
0Hie Machiuac blankets; 10 pairs y Inerino bed
Blankets al" white and piud saddle blankets, all
of late arrivals ami for sale by
feb 20, 5S HENRY WILLIAMS L Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Fresh Gardcn seeds.

4 LARGEquHnfitv orf-e>h shake & sr,isr Seed.
I q every NaIaety put u' IN boxes " hich are s,.-
pe:ior 10 any that have ever been brought 10 THE
market and or sale low ior cas-. ly
" LYNCH.
ian. Is SO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Paints ~ Oils.

Paints ~ Oils.
bbls lnsecl oil
tanners oil,
4" lard oil.
spirits turpcn;iae
100 kegs white lead No /, and pure.
Paris green in oil.
chrome div,
yc'ov.
Prussiau blue
Fcrrdde sienna.
Venetian red
Spanish brown
Yellow ochre
Red lead
Black lead
litheragc
British iustrc
Spanish whiting apd chalk.
Putty and lamp black, all on hand aad r..
sale by
feb 90. '5s HENRY WILLIAMS &c,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
w ilile and Red Lead.

IN KEGS pure No. white lead; ESQ pounds
L eCO red lead, in packages to suit purchasers,
just received and for sale BY
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
may II, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

Beware OF QUACK NosTRUMs AND QrAcK Doc
ToKs-Use Helmbods Highly Concentrated TX
tract of Buchu for all diseases of the bladder did
neys and sexual organs. Read the advertisement
headed "Helmbold's Genuine PREPARATION
rs Notice Inhalation in Coasumption-see
advertisement Under this head
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Erysipelas, Scrofula. EjasFs Evil, Tettcr.
.L.I.. IN. ..LE p hn.L.,,

from FI77U1tiIg N5lIF1' y ~ La10E, no. ]. 1856.
pR. AYR: Your Pills taa paragon of all That il
great in uiejcae They have c''rei NV 'lc daughter
Of uro's upon her hands au ic thai had proved
incUrtl= for years Her mother had tsn long gTcvous-
" afflicted with lloches .-ns pnqlCs her skin and in
her hair, a.tr child cured. she also tried
Pills. and they have cured her. ASA NUEGTtlpGE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
YES
Iotsou Cards.

on DOZ. Axes Just received and for sale ~
~ NAV IA, '56. WARD d SOU UTHMA1D.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Boots 81 shoes.

.-s.,r \ large and i stock Of mems bots and
Exs shoes women'-. BOYS, youih's and chill
sSA- oren.s bToEau-. irzt received By
feb 26, IS HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

- y may II, %. IND a oOC H'-'I . y
Cotton Cards.
- 4 DOZ Cotton Cards. No. 10, JUS received
- Il and for sale by " ARD d SOUTHMa1D-
alay Il, 5s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Dysenterv. Us,ax, and worms.
Indigestion and Ir,purity Of the Blood.

From Rrr. J. ;. Hiss, Tetor o' A5reaf Church. Eastor
DP. AYR: have used Jour Pills with extraordinary
success In family and u7g those callcd TO visit
In distress To rez'a. th9 oGus Of digestion sui puYf
f. tue blood they ta- NrSt Jeuev have ever
known aad can confidently recommend them 10 my
friends. NcUra- i. Y. HINES
W'rvRv, WT7,rr~r -. y. Y, Oct. o. 1855.
nE'r SjF 7 using ga'sr Cathas- lis in my Irac-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Liquors..

| UST received new supply Of fancy and com
- mon Liquors, by steamboat I'll. Fiizhugh
may II, 5S. p PERKINS,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
w o0GieDVyarc.
Hats.

-. large AMI well selected stock of hats for
4 S men and boys wear Consisting Of wool. cas-i
- Elere, fur; Panama and Leghorn: also coar..
wool hats Tor negro wear all lately received aud
for sale by
feb 26, 5S HENRY. WILII,EfS & CO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Grain Cradles.

r. DoZ. Wiicaxs celebrated grain cradles, stock
Oed complete and ready for use j,Ist received
and for sale by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
may II, '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Farming Utensils,
EsEaGIsECE.A.

= Il DOZ super for bar use; 90 dcz common
~ pressed, assorted sizes and qualities, receiy-
ed ami for sale bv
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
NAV u, '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
kS0Esc.

lUU 10" Jute
10" Cotton Thread rope, of assorted
sizes, just received and for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
UIaY Ii. 5S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
The

Has been fine for the last few days, and every
body that has the tools, is out. Some lady poe!
goes off on the subject, after the following
fashion
Deari amt it nice. o. what a charming sEovl
How sweet iG fslls-so festhery, soft and Ehitei
Scene OF enchantment. fairy light and bright
And how the winds ronsnticslly oleEl
O, wont We have a glorious sleigh ride now1
With lovely bells, the dearest little horse
Aud Harry he wiz 20 with me of course,
And We viii saIlop, Lord 1 can't tell howl
Wen have the ridel Wei have a splendid dance,
Ana supper, too, and some of that nulled wine!
And afterwards his dear devoted glance,
As We come back by moonlight so divinel
And then one pleasure 1 must neer forget,
'rwould heavenly be If We could just upset.
Hr-rahl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
Warren Righ School Literary Society.

w oAALA AA64 SA0SA
This Society. composed of the older scholars
of the High School. gave a public entertainment
on last Wednesday evening. The hall was
crowded, and the addresses. all of which were
original. were. with one exception, highly cred-
liable to the scholars and teachers. The AM
ateur String Band discussed excellent music.
The youth who made the closing argument In
the debate, on the questiOn:-Have Civil Law
and Public Opinion done more to check the
progress of Crime. than Christianity? travelled
somewhat out of the record. He said, (words to
this ~effect,) that in the stores of this town, on the
Sabbath, could be seen men of wealth and high
standing. playing cards and drinking whiskey;
that in the back rooms Of lawyers offices could
be found jugs of whiskey; and that Sabbath
breaking was common in the printing offices.
We would give great latitude to youths in the
use of language, to round a period, or make
startling comparisons, when they are making a
display of their eloquence, and of course are
ANXIOUS to produce a sensation; but this was car
rying the joke too far in a public assembly. even
for a school boy. Certainly, the Superintendent
could not have known such a speech was to be
made.
There were many in that audience who have
known the merchants and lawyers of this place
for more years, than this freshly imported strip
ling has, months, who kaOi1 that there is not in
the whole number of both professions, a single
drunkard or a gambler. No town has lawyers
and merchants, whose characters, each and every
one, are more exceptionable.
There being but two printing offices in the
town. of course we come in for our share of
credit. There was just as much truth in the
charge of Sabbath breaking in these offices, as
there was in the assertion, by this same young
man, that the New York Eoaa9elist. and Inde-
pendent were inddel papers, and no more.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
The Dance.

We dropped in for a few moments on Friday
evening, at the ball given at the close of PROBES
scr THoxAs' Dancing School. It is a long time
since We have seen SO many white dresses, white
vests, and kids. The young people enjoyed the
occasion hugely, and their elders Gs well; most
of them spectators, while some took an active
part. parents and children miDgling together in
the merry dance.
There was a large number of gentlemen pres
ent from abroad, SO that as they outnumbered
the other sex, ladies were in active demand.
This school has been we'll managed, good
order having been maintained throughout, and
capital music each evening.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

THE NORTH WESTERN RAIL Road
The report of the Directors of the North
Western Railroad has been published,
and from it we learn that the estimated
cost of completing the Eastern Division,
beyond Freeport,) is s485.3 79 IS;
while the means of the company is set
down al 1928. 425 72. in which embrac.
ed the company's first mortgage bonds.
S401. 900. county bonds 1886 500. and
unpaid individual subscriptions s341.-
1875 72. The completion of the Eastern
Division appears to be all that is hoped
for at present.-New Castle Journal.
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Hon. Milton Sutlif

The Columbus correspondent of the Ashtsbula
Telegraph says:-The Supreme Court, which
has been in session in this city for the last two
months. adjourned on Saturday. until March sth
Judge SUrLIFr, of Warren, the newly elected
member, has been sitting with the bench for q
number of days, and is decidedly the best look,
ing member comprising that important arm Of
our Judiciary"
We hope nobody else viii fatter the Judge
He will be getting married, next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

LAKE ERIE PAPER MILL BURNED.-At
4 o'clock yesterday morning a fire was
discovered in one of the rag rooms
of the Lake Erie Paper Mil. The
mill was entirely consumed. There were
but,tw wen in the building at the time
of the breaking out of the FIRE. We I'M
derstaad from a gentleman who has
lately arrived from Chagrin Falls, that
nothing was saved but the books and na-
pers. Loss about S25, 900. Insured for
s19, COO. The principal owners of the
mill were George Worthington. Hiram
Griswold, James F. Clark. and N. B..
Taylor, of this city, and Aaron Bliss, of
Chagrin Falls.-Leoder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
News of the Neighborhood.

DEvILIsH.-The Ashtabula Sentinel
gives the following facts respecting the
burning of the County Inirmary.
Huldsh Morrison got the little boy to
hand her a lighted stick. as she said 10
light her pipe; hu, Instead of lighting
her pipe. she thrust it into her straw bed,
and throwing open the back d5or. there
being a high wind, the house was imme-
diase'y Il led with FIRE and smoke. The
boy ran immediately and Informed Mrs.
building: bat il was too late to save it.
A warrent was immediately issued by
c D. ROCKWELL, Esq, for the arrest of
Mrs. Morrison, and after an examination
she was committed by him 10 the County
Jail.
The verdict of the Jury, over the dead
bodies, was: That they came 10 their
death by the willful act OF Huldah Nor
risou. in setting fire TO said House."
The dead are: Thomas Memo, aged
Is, Joseph Brun>on, MIR Minor. Elisha
Percival. Anna Ellison, Mrs. Bennett,
formerly OF Jefferson, and one unknown,
making seven in all.
Since this woman was confined in the
AshtsbuIa Jail, she set it on fire, but il
was extinguished by the other prison
ers.
The Connesut Reporter says thai the
reason Huldah Morris n gives, for set
ting the Asitabuia County Infrmary on
fire, is that the superintendent would not
give her tobacco and whisky.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

TAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & ToleSo o. Cleveland. Co.
lunbus & Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie, and Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagr;a Falls.
" Bracevi,le with Hacks for Newton Palls. &c.
" Warren with lacks to Sharon, 6reenville Mead
vile. Bloomfield, Garfield, arc
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. y. W.
d c. Rail Rod to Hittshargh.
Jan. 6, le5S. CHkS T. RHODES. eupt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
Frozen Up.

The Town Clock acknowledges the power of
che frost king by silent aequiescence, and as it
"a the highest authority in the town, Except the
vane on the Disciple Church. there is no longer
any doubt on the weather subject. The extreme
cold of the last few days acting upon the clock,
in its exposed situation, has rendered the iron
machinery so brittle that some eogs of the strik-
ing wheels have broken. The clock will talk
to the eye, rather than the ear, for the present.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

How HE DID IT.-The editor of the
Butler County Democrat. lately attend
ed a wedding in that County, where the
ceremony was performed by a young
Justice of the Peace. The editor thus
reports:
The Squire who is regular Democrat
and very young, besides. being extreme
ly bashful, aud as lack would have it,
this was the first Wedding at which he
had ever been called to oficiate, it may
be supposed that he was somewhat en-
barrassed. He. managed however. tho
with a trembling voice, to call upon the
parties 'to stand up and join h%aulls.' but
horrible to relate, he had forgotten the
ceremony, and neglected 10 take with
him his book! Alter a pause of a fcw
moments. Squire broke the silence with
The following questions:
"In the name of the commonwealth
of the State Of Ohio, Il" know al
men by these presents-!" do you
solenuly swear TO take this woman to be
your wife, to love, honor and obey her,
10 support the Constitution of the State
of Ohio, snd vote the Democrats tick
ell"
We backed out of the door in convul-
sions, with our fists stuck into cur ribs,
imagining We heard The Groom respond
Yes and the Squire pronounced Them
man and WIFE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
Union Line Express Company.



lrEHE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
would cali the attention of MERCHANTS, BANK-
ERS ami MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed fscil-
tiles now at their command. for the safe and speedy
transportation of Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts Of the world.
" The Union Line Express Company is now send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between CleVe-
land aud YoungstoEn. over the cleveiasd & Maho-
ming X. X. accompanied with an IRON Safe. for the
projection Of valuaaIes. Making a direct connection
a; Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
PhilSdelphia. baltimore. New York, Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo. Chicago. St Paul, st. Lonis. Columbus, Gin
ciHuat- aad New Orleans
p This Company viii carry orders free, and re
turn " E-sf Express.
~ ,isiis Of COLLECTION taken with Merchandise -
Draft - Notes collected. an proceeds promptly
re,uruai VA. HEWITT. Travelling Sup's.
For .,.r-hsr inforacstion r~gIrding tai ID. rates &c,
aplt:.c .;itu can lie made 10
PORTER & SON. Agents,
New York book Store. Warren, o.
Ortni.r 18th IG5--fF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
Religious.

The nightly meetings ct the Baptist Church
have closed. -Four converts were immersed last
Sunday. Meetings will be held each evening at
the Methodist and Presbyterian churches, during
this week.
We learn that not only in this place, but
throughout the country, much interest prevails,
aud We scarcely look over an exchange, without
noticing accounts of revirah.&
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

h~RrgSins, several tracts Of land. which I invite
public attention To, TO Wit: $50 acres 90 farming lALd-
within 8 miles OF Franklin, the county seat Of fsnsr-
20 County, Pa, aud within = 4 mile 81 th- a Allegheny
River, veil watered With pure sP.ing water. Title
gOod-price % per acre, in ! eT.El psyneutS.
ALSO, l69 acres near the above, II modth o. Big
Sandy, on the riTsr-smalI imprOy emcnt. COMFORTABLE
house, fruit trees. first rate water power. and plenty OF
timber. Title g~o0d-price 81 per acTe, in ~PaymtEts-
have ether farms for sale IN SANE vicinity-ali %
which will he sold on terms easier Jiah ever lefore
heard OF. Call in and be convinced, AID saited with
q plantation. on which TO rear ysrT firmly.
IT,. MeLAIS, Au'y at La-.
Warren. Dec. ., 81. and Real Estate ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

Fox Hunt, AT New CAsTLE.-The
Laurence JOsrnal says:
The lovers of the chase and fun intend
to have a grand circular fox hunt on
Thursday, the 25,h inst.
On the Soutk-Thos. M'Chesney, S.
Fl. Dawson.
On the West-John White, Tho. Dun
gan, Esq.
On tie NorA-Capt. Nesbit, Capt.
Kirk.
On the East-David Bender, Maj. ].
Davidson and Benz. Stiilings.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

LARGE HoGs.-H. II. Wheeler pur-
chased last week from Darius Weeks of
Copley, eight hogs. the aggregate weight
of which was 3.986 pounds. One was
two years old, n twenty-oue months,
the rest fifteen months. The largest,
which was twenty one months old,
weighed 63s pounds, being exactly one
pound for each day of his swineship's
life.-AEron Beacon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

IMPosToR.-The Salem Republicans
says. a colored man calling himself Jes-
see Barnes, has been bleeding the people
ofthat place by representing that lie had
a daughter in slavery, and he wished 10
raise money to purchase her, but just
before he was ready to leave the Town,
a letter was received from l.. W. Hal
ESQ, Of The REvenna Democrat, discios-
ing The imposior. The gentleman was
forced to refund the spoil.
He had played the same game at Ra-
yenua.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
NOTICE is UEKEBY GIYEN. iba..

1V peti;ioa will te presented to The County Com
missiosers Of frumbull County, al their March term.
praying them to take the necessary steps to lay out
and establish a County Road, commencing on thetoEa-
ship line between LordstOwn and Newton. az or HrSr
the north line Of lot seventy-hve in Lordstown town
ship, running north OF the township line between the
aforesaid townships. and to fnterseet the Canton and
Warren road $50 called near the residence Of JACOB
Hoffman. Also, to lay cut and establish a Comfy
Road commencing on the Canton and Warren road. a.
or near where the road rom OhItoTn to Duck Creek
intersects the Aforesaid road in Newton township, to
run dus east untilis intersects the township line SO AZ
t. form straight lines. and thereby v~aeatinE the roads
angling through lots - and Is in Newton township.
January q, ISsS4e$
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
4 REAL

~ yir.ie &C IN order Of the Fvohzgs
Court Of Trumbuli County, daily iSsuel 20 me as Ad-
ministrator CT BeHjaUin Parker, deceased. l shall
OEer at public sale, at the premises in Kiasuan. on
Monday the LIST daJ OF March, ISjc- between the hours
Of noon AID ; O'Clock T. ~. the following described
Real Estate, as the property Of BeHjaHin Parser. dec ,
to wiz: About thiTty-hye and one-half acres OF land in
lot No. - in said kinsuan Township Truahuii coun-
IS. Ohio, bounded north - lIa1a Of Henry Lille arb
Lyman Dornan; east by lands Of David T. ellis, John
HsGnyan, John Andrews and Seymour A.. Po:ter; sSGth
by lands OF john Raavan- John Andrews. Seymour A.
Potter and Timothy Banning; ard wcs. b lands -
Linus Parker's heirs and Henry Lille. Appraised a.
SIS35.OO, and will be sold together, or IN parcels
Tens made known a. sale ALBION PASKER.
Adnr. VI ferI Parker, dec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
,ALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

~ DEL OF COURT.-On the iih day Of March, A.
D, ls5S, al 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises
hereinafter mentioned, will be sold 20 the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property Of David
land situate in the Township Of Hubbard, No. 3 in the
irst Range Of Townships In the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being part of let 81, and containing &c s7-iC0
acres OF land, be the same more or less; appraised at
SLIGO.
Also, the equal undivided hsif OF 556-l00 acres Of
land situate in the Township Of Hubbard, No. , in the
first Rlnge Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being part Of lot 81 in said Township, and is
known as the mill Property" appraised at $685.
The premises aforesaid being all the lands that the
deceased owned az the time OF lis death in said lot 81.
Above premises to he sold without any dover incrn-
brance. Terms Of Sale-one-third in hand, one-thiId
in enc yesr, and the remaining one third in two yeas
time Of sale.
EDaUS P. BURNETT. Adnr. OF
Jan. 2. ES2-f1. David Beggs, deceased.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
SOMETHING NEW.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PED
~ Oilers, who have been in the habit Of buying
their Glassware Of Cleveland and Pittsburgh isbbing
houses. can have their bills duplicated by calling a.
.MeLaiH's Cr0eksry & GlGs SStOrs. Main St, Warren,
o., and thus save transportation and ~breakase- Our
arrangements with the manufacturers are such thar sc
can make il to your advantage to sire u ! call.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

NOTICE.-The undersigned would
~ respectfully give notice 10 the public. that they
nave soil their entire stock OF Clothing, Cloths. Hats,
Caps, ard Furnishing Goods. to d. n. BRIGHAM & Co.
We could render cur thanks to cur patrons for the
hosr1l share OF Patronage bestowed upon US, and
would ask the same for our successors.
The business OF the late firm will be settled at the
old stand. ~ either parnsr.
BARTLETT & BROWN.
Karren. Feb. IL. lS5s-tK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24

On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahnestock, and George
w. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, of New-York,
and J. L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, re-assoGated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and Arm, as heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A.. FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-York City.
In each of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of propri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of weI-estabIshcd
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. FAHNESTOCKS w~el-known Vermifnge (of which VIC
are the SOLE PROPRIEroRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUFAcrUaERs)
should be addressed to either of the abovc-named establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of White Lead, Red Lead, and
Litaarge, at Pittsburgh.