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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
Nothing Bot a Laborer.

In passing along the road, we saw group
of people coDgregated around PROSTATE
man.
What's the natter we inquired.
"A man suns ruck.'
who is he?'
Nothing but laborPrp Ia.
Nothing but laborerP A poor wife,
sick and weary. watches every passer on
the street. strains her ear to catch ev~ry
foot-f II, and hopes 'ch one will prove to
be the sunshine Of her careworn and hard
working life.
Nothing but l,borer!' but little chill
dren cluster round their mothers knee, and
ask in disappointed tones -
why doesn't father Gomez
"Noihing but labOrerr nut the b'by
lays down her only toy, and claps her hand;
at each football GROWING
Papa? papal'
Nothing but laborerP but as tie nigh
falls dark, those with anxious faces. clasp
I'd hands, and suspended breath, eagerly
watch for him whose breath is forrv"I
hushed. who will never again whisps
words OF love to the lie who has WorI
out her life 10 toll for him. whose cheering
tones will nsver more soolhe the troubl~
of the Iil:le ones--whose strong arms liz
still an nerveless. never again to raise III
growing BABE, who in her sweet slee
!. murmurs bis name.
Mark the agony OF those faces, as tn
messenger oi woe app caches the door
Hear the cry OF anguish the poor wiio'
gives as she falls fainting TO the hoor--lis
ten to the children's sobs. and bear II
;; baby's cry mingle with theirs, as the wa
OF griei wakes her from her sleep. s.
: the despair that falls on all, as the corpse
borne 10 at the door where his oming ";
so anxlously looked for land when q
; widow. turning from all consolation. call
> in heart broken accents, on the dearl
loved name. and implores hin to look u
; to speak once more to her--when the chi
d en-, kneeling near her, call IN vain for
= fathers care, then say, if you can, mot
: ing but laborer."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
Ck.gAatasttr 6asttte.
CT,ARKE g. son,
ntT0Rs .arD PKoPRTETORS.

OFFICE..Martin's Row, one Doot sO"'"
.Tr3tpp or the POst-Ofice
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21

In passing along the road, We saW group
Of people congregated around PROSTATE
man.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
Copies sent ~ nail, free. on recsip. Of he 5rIee. si.a5
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

From among the hundreds of favorable rotices. from
The most respectable journals Of the country. q our
cheap edition Of 'LivInsstone's Travels ana ES?loTl
lions in Aries" We take the following:
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- one VI IN most interesting hooks Issued within the
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The book IS h having 4 great run, AMI viiIbs reals
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with truth We can say. that seldom Is presented 70
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The volume is handsomely illustrated. and presents
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ID. Liyinsstone's Travels and Researches In South
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which is undoubtedly the edition most aceeptabls to
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The edition ofDr. Livingstones Travels. published
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We can CONNIE the edition Of Or. Liyings;one-s
Travels, luhiished by Bradley, Of Philadelphia. as ey
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

"T8IENNN UI|NVF I'M
you have both the preventative and the cure, with this
graz and good quality. that u viii lever under any
circumstances. au YOU any 30 i-ry.
10 change # IIrt ever HeceSsTay-eat the best you
can get and enough Of it,.
DIEEIrloNS Los UsE-Adults one table spoonful per
dhy-ChrIdteu over ten , ears dessert spppElul-Chil
dren rom five to eight years, tea spoonful. As no
directions can be applicable to ali constitutions, take
Sufficient TO operate on she bowels twice a lay.
Yours truly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
To 1nenfr md Ennrncsere

We have recently published several new and salea-
he Books. inciuIing the rUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE o. LOUIS NAPOLEON; with Biographical Noti-
ces Of his most D stinguisned MINISTER'S. GENEI
AIS y FANORIrES. and the ISDlA HISTORY.
heiaE 4 complete IL siory Of India and the PRESENT
WAR: THE ANGEL y TIE DEMON ts'e Of
thrilling interest. by T :. Arthur; LIFE OF Dr. Z X
KANE, and the Distinguished American Explorers,
&c &c.
These, with our former Extensive Catalogue Of Pop
ul8r Books. gives US the hest and most saleahle list OF
Publications ever offered TO Agents and CauvaSsers.
to whom We otter the most liberal terms. Send for
our List, which i sent Free 10 any part of the United
States.
Oct. G. 1S5s-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
i. e. DUNLAP.

WHOLESALE M RETAIL DEALER IN
G ROCERlES & LILO UORS
Nos. ! d ) Market Street,
RE Row receiving a very extensive
\ sssor,men: Of goods in his line. direct from the
Esst-rr Citi--. embracing IN part the following goods:
10 iih.s- sugar Obbls Coffee A do. 10 do Il. 10
do crushed 10 10 powdered. 10 do graduated.
% seeks Rio COlee % do Java 10 do AiOcO. 90
30 Lapuayra-
81 chests y. n. Tea 20 do Black.
- BoNrs SJesTiae Candles. 8 do Tallow do
20 10 Starch
!: Bags Sp &c. 10 10 Pepper.
? r. trees Rice- do Fumes. , do Goldfish
Trails Gloves.
~ Boxes -SpooisNOorI IS Tobacco. 20 10 'Moores.'
2t do Diamond Twist. 10 GirOss Large Smoking To-
bscc0. 10 do small. 80 do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes.
5 BJis Palverized s~aIeratus. do Crude do.
Q Sacks Pea NEts.
90 Boxes N. K. Rasirs; 10 = do.
Citrou. Corn Starch Parma, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles. Sardines.
iOgCu Es-le 3rincipee Cigars. 9o.OC0 Washington
10 IGiCG Light Guard DO, Se-. &c.
- Bills Butte Crackers % do 2 K. Ed do Sugar
20 to Sols- 400 Boston
Cream tartar. Camphor, Chewing Gum, Indigo, Al
munds. BAIL Nuts. Engush Wainuts. SC, DC
- Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whisky. 10 do
Ginger Wine 2O-ln Gall Kegs 10. 2j-5 Gall. do
2uO Calls. ,Ssignetts' Irsndy. 2O Calls. 'Otard' do.
, Bills Prime OIL Port Wine. 3do MADEIRA . do ia
macia RAM 10 do W. L. do II do Gin. I45 Calls.
Pure Gin.
IS BbIs. Mciassrs. IL half do Refined Syrup, &C..
&c. sc
My stock : fail. ample. and complete. I most re-
specially solicit an ex,min ition Of goods aud prices
before purchasing elsewhere al goods rarraHtsa.
! October : -. J. b. DUNLAP
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
WESTERLY RESERVE CARRIAGE
N,

80 The Proprietor desires 20 IL form his
S friends and PATRONS. that he may nov
&@% be found on Market street. east OF the
80 Bank where as formerly he is manu-
factur. NJ T. order. ant for sale. Carriages and BugsieS
o. every description aud viii constantly keep on baud
a good 4~sOrtmrut Of the most approved ST, les. which
for mltrrisi- substantial workmanship, and elegance
ot duish- shall not be surpassed in this section Of Ohio.
Tho-e wanting a vehicle Of any kind. viii DO we'll ~
giving me a cail. rs they can scarcely fail in being
sGItsI- vi'her ~ style, quality terms or price.
Painting amt irl MINING done in a superior manner,
al - rrre- that siil give satisfaction.
Cash viii he paid, aud good prices, for the best Of
al kiu.S second Erovth Carriage lumber.
Warren. or -. -. &. Z. wISELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01


4re'A lriHn 's'y Petition to sell a choice selec-
tion Of Carriage Good inclusive
On Sassy Linings.' o. the best qaality Of Plqshx s
ikJS Carriage Bolts. Make = note Of these latter
better work than they bay elseEhere.
Now in stock the largest. (and br ..Iarrest''w 70 mean
-oiss-I. 2 more eXtensive'y supply Of Szddlsry
Nsre, i!aEHess trimmings, &c, than can he found q;
any inland point On the Western Reserve.
ORDERS By the Hacks or Z. r. filled by re,ur, line.
and goods WARRANTED TO be as represented. Our
friends VII md rs ever ready to exhibit the latest
styies OF harness trimmings. and give an ''inkling'
ufaeturers. as We take pains during trips to New York
TO post ourselves in every branch Of the trade. Nov
Pearlc-W Cloth. CIuet io-7sry choice.
Green do excellent shade.
crimson fisrred Plush - the piece or yard.
s Sfssls' DO DO DO ny. % c,, a ,h.s..
No. ] Duck. SO inches.
No., r,i, % Cloth Do Irsiiy f.i' quality.
Green DO do lates; stvIe Of shade.
Blue Union Cloth, quite fne-for low price.
Gern1n NoFsted Damask Fancy do.
High Col5rsi do various shades.
We are opeping on: a rrea, variety Of iIarpes. and
other Trimmings, a slight schedule o. quiiit IS and
kinds IS saijoined. We intend to seIlat v HULEsALE
as low rs any JOBBING HOUSE yes. Of New Nork:
3dozeu silver Patent Bits. dozen do Foreei.
l" eroSs silver Plated B1ckIes, double lar. including
s. Z and . inch
! gross Silver Ptlsct Buckles for Tugs.
y dozca j1Pauned II. D.. Trees. Round Ferrets.
do Brass 10 DO Crescent 10
1 do Inlaid 10 do de- do do
10 Fan 10 10 do Grown 10
1 do Japanned Silver do d. DO
% lHiaid do do do do
do Fail do do DO do
il Fs-rs L. :. Eastern uanes.
20 10 JaTSnnej Gi. do
50 d. 10 Coach do fair quality.
% do QLSpot Iron Oh do selIin. fast.
Is 10 silver Plated so Including some fne
3i6 dozen Japauned Maieahle Screw Oockeys ls,yles
10 do Mullen Bits, qualt, not to rag Of.
IL DO do 10 hc;- CT grads.
20 80 Aaleg5le u. Loops, some very heavy.
Also, Pad Hooks, Tug Hooks. Terrrts. Sna1aes.
Rings, Seat S~r.ndies, Ivory Rings. real Silver 70.
settles. Mar;insal Rings. Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enamsled Hides, Fringes. Buckrala Laces
in endless variety.
Remember the place. as per annexed card.
PATCH & OPDTCKE. Warren. o..
Jo5bers Of Carriage Goods. saddlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nay &c. 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
A GREAT PUMPKIN STORY.

A farmer living on the SRamsco:t riv-
or, il New Hampshire, accidentally
dropped spumkin seed on some rich al
luvial land on the bank of the river. and
a few weeks after, lie was surprised
TO find an Oh m vine growing there.
with leaves as large as a dining table,
and stem as large round as a hoe-han
die. He did not visit the spot again till
September, when he found that the
pumpkin vine had increased amazingly,
and had extended across the river.
(which was about twenty rods wide ia
this place. and was lost ia an alder
swamp. He remarked that it was
mighty strange" and thought no more
of it until the following spring. when he
crossed the river on the pumpkin zine and
found, surrounded with tushes, a
pumpkin of monstrous SIZE indeed He
gazed upon it with asion:shment, and
soon heard some strange sounds, which
proceeded from the heart Of this enor-
nous vegetable. Being rather Of a tim
il man. he fastened 10 some Of his n, Ugh
-bors, told them the awful story, and re.
quested their assistance. They armed
themselves with axes, clubs and pitch
forks and accompanied him to the spot.
The most appalling noises sill seemed
to Isl ue from The ~entrails OF the pump
kin. Bot being r~esolute men, they re-
solved 10 fathom the mystery, and forth
with assaulted, and after about if'een
minutes hard labor. cut cpen the pump
kin, when out bclied a monslrous SOW,
followed BY her offspring. consisting Of
nine beautiful. thrifty pigs. about six
weeks old. Il appears that the farmer
had missed the sow Then a poor puny
creaturr in the fall. and after much
search had given her up for lost. Sub
sequent events, however, proved that she
had crossed the river al that time on the
pumpkin vine, and had eaten into tie
pumpkin, which furnished her with Il
habitation and food for her. ELF AMI little
ones too, until she was so unceremoni
ously turned out Of house aud home.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
NOTICE TO FARMERS-Ian now

~ prepared % sell 20 the Earmtrs o. Ir, ul and
Portage county belauOe's IndePendru No = Rake,
uh+CI is the best l1kr UOw in use. 10 Ir raking
lny.o T cleaning SJuHhiei l am al o prelai ei TO sell
Etf> uhII Mower. which > the hest Mower now in use
aua tvOS the hrsJ premium as u Mower. at the ohio
: ate talr 10 l-I1; alss.u on hand ami for sale Cr0Wel's
Thermometer Churus. tiey can't he beat also, Bee
Hives. FORK Handles. PROVISION safes. liOe handles,
Strtw Cutters. SC. all % which will lie sold CHEAP Tor
cash. or ~rr1duce. al my shop On Qrinhy IlilI. west side
oi Nahauins River. CHARLES MESSENGER.
Wtrrrt... june =. I-i--;f.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

D, z. q,
MANUFACTURER AND nEALRR IN ALL STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES
Ma 2 Market Street. Warren. Ohio.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing to his customcrs. thai he h1s just
received an extensive ass ? me of Books, Shoes. &c.
Tor the Spring ana sumner Trade
His stock consists ct LrdI"'> Congress ititers- Pl1in
and Fux-I; Gents Patent I-ither. Cali and Congress
q alters. Slips les anil Ruskius. WrhSivr Ties. oxford
Ties. Slips. &c; Mems. Boys ant Ion.h's Gait. Kip
aud SIo-3 Boot. ChllJrru's shoes o. every drs-5.p
tr~u.t 20 rtl.r With ever, thing USUALLY kef :faI Ma
shoe store. which viii be sold IS low IS II aIy cih-r
house IT, this section
al k.uIS of work made - Crler on short Eo-lce' OF
Ju.s a. ie5--tG d. II. wAEGEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
CADDLEs \ HARNEss.

~ The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON. hay ing been
dissolved and the business q divided, the manufacturing
OF IL ,rurss, Saddles, &c, viii hereafter be carried on
by The suhseriber, in the building formerly occupied
by IUuN FIFE as C~lothing Store, nearly opposite
tn Odd stlud OF Patch & Allison. The subscriber is
fIily prepared with an ampls supply Oi Trimmings,
aur ,torS o. all Kinds, for the Manufacture of anything
90 his line. A good supply of HARNESS, SADDLES,
rEUNk %c-, constantly on hand, which he will be
happy, at all times, to exhibitto his old friends, aAd
u-a customers Il. H. ALLISON.
Warren. April -. 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
Isaac Fellows Celebrated pioWSI

OF al ,izeS. svles and patterns, are
~ nov kept constantly on htnl ry the subscriber
az his rev stand OF South Street NsTrcu- O.; among
which may De found ;h- f,lluwiuE:
Eisht and Left lanI P.OvS. OF all STYLES AMI p2t-
terms IN general use. star I'm rHvsi fiuEs. Nos !
and /. ST. Pi0Es ~roHHd ready for use Also. Steel
Flows. Point. of ali descriptions. Narrtnte equal 20
the best iu market. Our II'S> ars gotten M los our
selves. ~ thaut J0rcisH all. as t. either Patter1s or
Mechanics. hI.o. Fit>iur,h, and all ether kinds ol
roiuts ou hand al all times
Fellow pIpas are - justly celebrated and 50 sell
aud L~tvorthIy kunau 10 thr farming community as to
uset no further ru' 0ry. have also Oa ham q supply
Caui shgli srrp the SINE ~ III times J Of Ds'aE"r'S
independent Horse Rake, made from the % 81 second
urlwjh Hickory. and tui't I9 "a good uui substantial
manner by al honest mechanic VtahIru's VIZ u-ht
Iron Frtrr aud i;rv-r,1. De- steel Teeth Cultivators-
also. W0cT-n Frame do Improved tlermoueter
/ Ch-rls. all sizes, and Bsrnrtts Improved NUl-y era
I aI-z-
! Al @0r- made CT S.li by M. rarr5utel as cheap
{ or c~Ias.-r than atHry other esd 70 shnru- ufJte k;ui
Zoo tls section. Farmers would do svii to call aud
+ examine ms sock ir.1re i;rcTtsil- elsewhere Par
Uru.#s .ttrrtiOu yea q 1li kini- uf rrptTiu= iu my
Iia. oT1rsiuesS and ell trs~- moderate.
Toby fieadsauI patrons ! .Dui return NV thanks
for fcrasrr patronage. AM solicit a continuance Of the
same
y. u. All Goods and Work warranted.
H.. H. BENNETT. AGENT.
South ST.. J door East ut Hull ~ Cos.
April =. l~Js &C. Machine NorAs-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
INNNGTN&M NNSEs Il,
H[MMo

Merchants and Traders will be on their cu@d and
not be impo,ed uE"n by 4 counterfeit OF Morse = indian
Root !fIs, signed 4. , More. All genuine lneian
Rosr rms have the name and signature Of Al HhE'
q Co, on each box.
II reason why people are 30 distressed when sick,
ana Why 50 many de. Is because they do not get = med
icine which will pass TO the afflicted pats and when
will open the natural passages for the disease 70 "e
cast out; hence. q large Quantity OF 1904 ant "1Aet
matter is lodged. ana The stomach and Inte'Li' e are
literally overlooking with the corrupted mas tLus
undergoing Gisa.reeahie f-Tmcnt1tion. constantly NIX
ing with the blood. which throxs the corrupted matter
through EVERY yeiL and artery until hi- IS tl3eH Gun
the body Ky disease. Or. MOTsrs FILLS nave a"Hel
to themselves victory upou victory, Icy Tr-''Flh5 FAN
lions Of the sick tn blooming health 1-d happiness
Yes. thousands Who have rseu racket Or toFme TEL
with sickness. pain and anguish AMI Uh use feeble lf'fA-s
have been scorrhei by the Turning elements ol rH= hS
f-yer. and no have been brought rs % were. Nith.h"
step Of n" silent grave. noT stand r"aAE . yes.
they would have heeu numbercf WITH ~" HeAt IA"
rothaeu Tor this great and w~ouicrtu! medicine. ""Tst :
Indian Root Pills. AZ or one or two doses h1i hern
taken. they we're asto0i bed, and absolutely snFi . 3 H.
in witnessing their charming effects. Nj "HiY ''
they give immediate ease and strength AMI tas+ +N''
all sickurss. rain and aurush. . ut they at once q 10
blood. TEerefarr, IL =iflhc shoru- especially those
Eho use these Pills. that they viii 20 cleanse s"fi uHll
Il. that di,stSa-that dsadl. ucmy-uilttk 1ts light
and the flush Of youth and te1uty viii again re-Hrn'
and the prozTec: NJ = long and harry life WI Gle IS"
auilri-h;-u your days
rricc p rents Ier hnT, Eve boxes "ui ne sent "e '"
rec.ilt Q! 81. posage paid
sold by z. SMITH g. CO. au1 WOODS & PEW.
Warren, o.. and by al dealers in Medicines Al the
Al. WHITE e co. Sole Prorr'e'grs.
81 I,r9utrt Street Nrw York
WI. NUDGE Z co. proaricrors Of Tr,sk'a Mag
netfc Ointment. Elr!sv.lie, Madison Co. n" t"rA
% .s--.F A~arTz ms 20 A-IF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

A farmer said 10 a barber he ought TO
reduce his prices, now that cOrn was
cheap. mo, sir ee." sad the shaver,
'.for when corn is low. farmers make
such long faces that there is Twice tit
ground 10 go OWL"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

The ueT fam would especially invite the attention
OF Merchants o. their large stock Of Groceries. before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed: to cir new and spacious Stores,
Nos - and 9Hf Crawford's Block. River Street, they
are prepared 10 oder goods aslow rs they cab lie hough
in shi. rlrrs-t- WN- EDWARDS,
Ma = 1855 tE. HIRAM DDTNGS-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

An American author says: There is
10 wind so i'll as not to blow good TO
sUme-body.'' What does he think Of
the breath Of whiskey drinkers and 10
bacco ehewers?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

Price Sl.0np per ro:tIc. For sale Is o D < PEW.
I. A. SMITH. Warren ENSIGN X W"UUDNURTH,
Newton Fails AID by Druggists generally.
I'm ~ Irl--Lr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

L MOST PLEASANT. SAFE y E~TFEGTUAL
WORN REMEDY EVER L DISCOVERED
Tie principal advantages in these WATERS are hat
they are az entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
and Do not c0afair one sErtiele az in sry
form whaty-r, AMI not u1iv positively certain ia HER
elect hut the most SAFE md PLEASANT N'ti
SPECIFIC NOW N USE. "ein- rcrfsc-y free from
CalOncL. TargCE'iae, Castor Cl, and All 'ta"r LaOsc
oas and dangerous ingredients, being o pleasant
PREPARATION or SUGAR. TJAT Any CHILD
WILL WIN PLEASURE
They are confidently altered % tAe Uu lie as . safe,
certain and reiiIbIe Femilr We iciac. as t.e E7'F
numerous unsolicited te=tiuoniIls being constantly
received viii sufficiently attest. They are the "ul
Worm SuerfGc which h4, received tie Blrss-rrc6 rom
zeaations Of the best PIN sicauS in "ur wIis'. i-a-
u5ei ly them n tA,ir practice al-h IL mos --E-e-
success
TIC tCTTOEi-rhcuu m lie are particularly warned
against imit1tious Of this popular article. uut up uHd'-
various Nance. as Worm C1niies." &c. VII Oh Ger
:.in dealers viii attempt 10 c~OEFl-cc yon - iJiF
.uusi. If not superior. q, The " afcrs.
Re not s-~eivefl Purch 'se only the A~NrIELNiN
TIC WAFERS. ani car-iu!ly Tote the address a-d
Signature Of the Proprietor. Prepared o1ly ~
p. 4. BALDWIN.
CL-ta firm Of Clark & Elllvin0 tIiE, IA
II WHOLESALE AauNTs:-L- 1 Baldwin. Rcd
1Touse. Erie. IA Hal Dixon * @ 40 Ihln4srS
street. New York; Wm- X aE- jr. II r. Ca"mf'.n
yu1sio: Gsylori & Hammond. C ; AcAe@-le ANA =
{. CGurchili, CIeyel-a g., Ohio
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

How many thousands of poor women are suffering
irOrl iI 'Clsease and YiIiug away a miserable life. and
their next door ~Heishsor does not knoN the cause -
i wish 10 impress on year mind thIt good OLD Ir0yerl:
- An ounce % prevention is better than q poInaLSf
cure" IL the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

T VAUTROT, Importer of Gold and
q . Silver Watches, and dealer in Jewelry, silver
Ware. &C., Market Street, Warren q. apr So D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Edwin EOYcIand,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
OMAHA, EEBRASKA,

WILL attend promptly to the selection
and entry Of Lands for aetna. settlers and cap
i,slsts, desiring choice locations. Lands entered Titl.
Warrants OF Cash. Taxes pa q, and titles examined
either in Iowa or Nebraska. All lands examined peg
3On1lis before entering.
Having spent the past five years in selecting lands
in Iowa and Nebraska, l AN prepared to give as good
selections r. any other perSoa.
Land Warrants bought snd sold or loanel on Rea!
Estate security. IT western rates Of interest. II de
sired. will enter Warrants and sell the Land for one
half the profits. Counting each Warrant Al S22J per
acre. the owner pawn: one dollar for each 80 acres
for location fees due u Land Office.
Information respecting the lands to he entered, CT
satisfactory reference given o. application.
Aus. II, s.. L~OyELASD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

"Are those apples 81 for a hog to eal?'
asked a snob Of a hucksier. Try them
and see," was the rather csusIic reply.