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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

The Pan HANDLE.-The Wellsburgh
Herald says that in The river counties of
Virginia the locoiocoS have betn defeated
in all their elections. In Hancock county
III entire Democratic ticket Was defeat
ed, By an average majority against them
of about l3O. II Brooke county but Two
nlmineeS ont of five were elected; and
one Of them escaped by the skin of his
teeth 81 in Ohio county; 50 in Mar
shall. a large portion of the b.eakwa-
ter al the Laiferty Coal Works, below
Wellsburgh, has been destroyed by the
high water, and The lower one has been
seriously damaged in a similar way.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

DEATH OF GEN. PERsIFER +. SNGTH.-
81. Louis, Nay l9.-The Republican
has received an announcemeatofihede death
of Gen. Persifer F. Smith, at Leaven-
worth, on Sunday night. The officers
of the steamer Dicky, just arrived from
Boonviile, report that the remains of G n.
Smith were TO leave Leavenworth for the
East on Wednesday. Gen. Harvey sue
ceedS in the command.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

Mr. HIRAM JuDsoS-DearS Sir: As you ask my opin-
ion OF Kirby's Moving Machine. in reply I will say
after Witnessing the operation OF the different machines
brought into the field at several trials of Mowers, dur
ing the past season. my opinion is, that when tested
upon any principle OF practical utility. as a Moving
Machine, Kirby's has appeared 10 work as well as any
other, and from my knowledge o. machinery, I think it
one of the best constructed Machines in use. The
principle upon which it is built. combines cheapress,
simplicity and durability; the draft is light, and COM
paratively little side draft. think it we'll adapted to
Yours, P. W. MILLS.
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P1rRponr. O.. January 4. 1853

nv VI ~~N~FIF y To-
Mr. HIRAM JUDsoS-Sir: In reply to your inquiry
respecting the utility of Kirby's Moving and Reaping
Machine. we say. our seasons using has fully satisfied
US that it possesses just the principles necessary to
meet the wants Of the farming community Ours has
fully met our expectations. aud proves to be a machine
of very light draft. working we'll over any surface ft
for a meadow, aud in any kind of grass or grain, and
cutting it close and clean. And after using Kirby's
Machine, we are satisfied that two wheels are as unne-
cessary to a Moving Machine as five would be to a
wagon. On the whole we are pleased with our pur-
chase, and We should recommend Kirby's Machine as
. Mower or Reaper. as preferable to any in use.
}iosi respectfully yoIrs.
R. r. BENJAMIN,
2. L. PRINCE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

eNnOmI Trial Of Movers and RaPrAh hda Syracuse Elm JuIE zu under thea auspices of the Unit
ted States AgrcdunIs Society," xdeIav very deep interest Throughout country. There were fourteen
enuhesO IF Combined MaMnesa all Of which es u9Hhio the seTTett@ so strength and ability odo
good work over uneven ground. Also, the onparnva amount hah reqarednE YORK them Andg We are
proud to say that 18th our Machine new s it vas and without experienced operators the Judges awarded
the SECOND PREMIUMI Wmhm machine in the first year its existence ever ookas high stand while
scores raves gone Ouo wee entirely.
Warren o Jme9 Is5wJ EDWARD 1. H0YT & c
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NEW YORK HATS, MIyTILJAS 4 DUSTERS!
Good Intent Stage Line.
D DEDUCTION OF FARE!
IL QUICKEST n CHEAPEST ROUTE
TO PITSB UR HI

The Mail Stage between Warren and Salem, leaves
Warren at 4 o'clock A. NJ, arriving at Salem at 10 o.
clock 4. NJ. Persons taking this route can reach Pitts.
hurgh at lis, p. N same day. The stage will leave
Salem for Warren, at IL NJ 1t makes connections With
both east and west trains, on the Pittsburgh & Fl.
Wayne Road at Salem. Tickets through to Pittsburgh
only three dollars. Ashtabula Stages leave every
morning upon the arrival of the Youngstown train
Also makes connections at Ashtahula with t aims run
ming east and west. They run directly through every
day, Fare only $500. Office at Gaskiii House.
II. F. & ]. C.. CULYER
Warren, June f.. ISJs-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

The LATE SroRMs.-There was a
terrible hail storm at Frederick, Knox
county, Saturday evening. Some of The
ice globes measured six inches in cir
conference. Two thousand paues of
of window glass were broken in the vii
lage. Monday, at Mansfield, The storm
was very severe. Houses were unroof-
ed, a few small ones lifted from their
foundations, and the rain came down in
perfect floods Gin. Com.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

MORE DEMocRATIc DTvIsIoNs.-We
are not unanimous upon the command.
ment, "Thou shalt not steal = WashiRg-
ton Union.
This is The last point on which we look
ed for disagreement in the Democratic
ranks. We are glad 10 notice such evil
dence tina, there is a little virtue left,
even among the supporters of the Admin
istraiion.- Gin. Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
Fresh outrage in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH CITY, May "A, via
Boonville, May ga stage just arrived
from Lawrence brings the Republican
extra containing a letter dated MoneEa,
Linn county, Goth, stating thai on the
19lh a party of pro slavery men from
Missouri came intp the trading posi-, sit.
uaied on the road from Fort Scott to
Leavenworil, where ii crosses the Usage,
taking two men named Andrews and
Campbell prisoners.
Further on they captured Mr.. Slilwell,
recently from Iowa, and a man named
Reed. Continuing on the road towards
Kansas City ill they had taken Twelve
men, the party halted in a deep ravine,
when the prisoners. with the exception
of Andrews, who had been dismissedfrom
custody, were formed in line and fired
upon and five Of them killed, viz: Still
well, Ross, Chichester, Robinson and
Campbell. The remaining six were
wounded.
After the accomplishment of their
bloody work, the rufi4ns rode eff. The
affair created intense excitement in Law.
renee and that neighborhood, and a force
was being organized TO pursue the per-
p~etrators ofthe outrage. General Lane
was at Lawrence, but it was not known
whether he would participate in the pur-
suits or not. The sources o! this infor-
nation are conSi Tered entirely reliable.
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connr.rr. o. Januarr 3. lsss.

" ~al11IJ . -
Mr.. HIRAM JuDsoS-Dear Sir: In answer to your
inquiry respecting our Moving Machine & Harvester,
We can say that il fully meets our expectation, being
we'll made. and works well in either grass or grain,
requiring only an ordinary team TO cut ten or fifteen
acres per day. Our grain was never gathered 50 clean
by hand as we got it last season BY the Harvester
And we can NOW over rough ground better than We
expected. The moving bar and gearing acting indie
pendent Of the main. or driving wheel, enables Us to
use it on any ground sufficiently smooth to be raked
over with 4 horse rake. On the whole it pleases Us
better than any other machine for moving or harvest
ing that VIC ever saw. o. A. ROCKWELL,
A. .. HANAN.
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Ladies EscEINTE. or sHsPeetiHg Themselves SO, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage r0Hli
eRSHs. Ladies desiring an increase of 6QRifH should
sOreg0 their use entirely, as a fer pills each month
rOHid be sure to PreUeRt pregnancy.
Proprietors importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admOnitiOn. Although certain
in effect, they are So mild as never to produces injury
to the health. Mail Packages. having the appearance
OF an ordinary letter, price Sl,O0) are sold only by
our general agents. who win send them by mail. post
paid, on receipt of price. Boxes 81 ,2j; Half Boxes IS
cents. Messrs. V. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders viii be promptly filed
by them.
Sold by z A SMITH Sc CO.. and SPRING TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

We are gratiied TO announce to our
readers a CATHARrIC PILL,{ of which see
advertisement in our columns, 1from that
justly celebrated physician and Chemist,
DR.. j. G AVER. His Cherry Pectoral,
everywhere known as the best remedy
ever offered TO the Public for Coughs, &c.
has prepared them to expect that any
thing from his laboratory would be wor-
thy of attention. AZ no one medicine is
more universally taken than a Physical
Pill. the public will be glad to know Of
one from such a trustworthy source. We
happen 10 know and can assure them
that this article has intrinsic merits. fully
equal to any compound that has ever is
sued f ON his crucibles. and consequent
sy is well worth a trial whenever such a
medicine becomes neceSsary.-Rdcine
Com. Adc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

TWENTY Ellie Trot. at Detroit.

The race between Frank Granger and
Unknown. "a horse from Buffalo, was 10
have been for fifty miles, but was chang
ed 10 twenty.
The AdrertiScr says:
The horses were then started, 10 sulhy,
(weighI 145 lbs. at 3 O'Clock and Al
minutes. Frank Granger, the Michigan
horse, took the lead, the other falling d.
rsclly in his wake. The following is the
entire lime. and The lime per each mile:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
DISEASE OLE THE STOMACH

The stomach is the most liable to get out Of order.
Hence how important that no diseased matte- clog its
operation, " which would cause nausea and distress by
our food. 1t also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various az
fictions in the head. It produces great difficulty in
breathing and swallowing. Sometimes fainting and
fits will ensue; also bad breath, restlessness and great
loss of strength. II not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
and death will end the work. From , to ) Of these Pills
a daJ VIII keep The digestive organs in a healthy con-
diiion, and unclOg or carry away all impure matter.
and thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach; at
the same time the Pills will 50 purify the blood. as TO
drive away all manner of disease from the system.
wORMS--ln 4 quantity of corrupted matter. there
is always to be found a nest OF worms. They cannot,
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak stomach
and bowels are sebject to them, as they have not sufi-
eient power to digest their food. Hence a large heap
OF matter is lodged, and worms must be the result. A
few doses of these Pills viii disturb them in their nest
and drive them out OF the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, will pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
DR. AioRsEs INDIAN ROOF Pills are sold b. L. A.
Smith N Co, Woods & Pew, Warren, and BY al medi-
cine dealers in the county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09
LHRuMBuLL PROBATE COURT

TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.
i John Hutchins, Admir-. Of =,
L. s. Brooks, decd, Plh., Petli0Et0 SeI Laae'
VS.
Lorenzo Potter. Lydia A. Pot
ter. The Cleveland & Mahon-f
ing Rail Road Company. Ho-
ratio c.. Wood and others.
and the widow and heirs al
Law Of said decedent, Defts.
The defendants lorenzo Potter and Lydia A Potter
his wife, are ro:ifed that said plaintiff has this lth
jane. 1853, fled his petition in the Probate Court Tor
said County. asking for the sale Of the land Of the dece
denl in Warren to nay debts. Said petition further
sets forth that said lands, known as the Brooks Plat IN
part Of original lots Z, 2S and II in said Town Plat OF
Warren, were on the 9th October, lSil, conveyed to
said Peter by decedent, in trust for the heirs and rep
resentltives Of said decedent, and that said Potter
fraudulently claims that said deed is absolute The
petition further asks that said land be ordered 10 De
sold free Of any incumtranee or clouG from said deed
that said Potter be ordered to quit claim-the same 10
the purchaser or purchasers. and for other relief
Unless said defendants appear and answer oy the
Iosh day of July, 1858, said petition viii be taken for
confessed and judgment entered accordingly.
HUTCHINS, cox & RATLIFF,
june g.. Is5s-fw. Atys. for Pld.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

OUTRAGE n EXCITEMENT IN CINcIN-
NATI.-Mr, Zielinsky, the reporter of the
German Republican, was attacted and
m%urderously beaten with a slung shot,
by a lottery ticket swindler named Dan
lei Levi, on Thursday evening. The as
sault was a. brutal one, and the life of the
reporter, who is a small, quiet man. is
endangered. The pro~vocation was a
publication in the Republican of the re-
pert of some scoundlism by Levi. Levi
was arrested and held to bail in $1,000.
Thursday evening the Germans held
a large and indignant meeting on the
subject of the outrage. The feeling in
favor of hanging Levi was strong, and
for driving him out of the city still
stronger. Mayor Thomas attended the
meeting and advised moderation, but the
resolutions adopted show a Vigilance
Committee spirit in case the authorities
do not visit upon the would be assassin
the severest penalties OF the law.-Lead-
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Utah.

The St. Louis Democrat has the fol-
lowing dispatch dated LeavenwOrth,
June Si:-Wiliam Crossman arrived
here last night from Fort Laramie; be
states that Capt. Marcey's train had
been cut off by the Mormons. Particu
lars will be given by mail.
The Republican learns from a gentle
man who left Fort Leavenworth June ID.
and who read all the letters from Camp
Scott to May Oh. that the news of Gov
ernor Cumming having been driven from
Sail Lake City, is discredited.
WAsHINGToY, June 5.-The Secretary
of War to-day received a Geographic dis
patch from General Harvey. dated
Le~avenyorth, in which he says hat the
express has arrived, and reports that
Gov. Cumming had been driven out of
Salt Lake City. The dispatch does not
obtain full credence, for the reason that
General Harvey merely repeats a report,
and does not communicate it as direct
intelligence 10 himself.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

TRANSFERS ATTENTION.-DR. TosI.s' VENETIAN
HORSE L;SINEsT, in pint bottles, price 50 cts. is war.
ranied cheaper and better than any other article ever
offered to the public for the cure OF Cats. Calls, Sprains,
Lameness, overheating, &c. Keep a bottle in the
stable, It has saved many a valuable horse. None
genuine unless signed 81. Tobias. Depot, So Cort-
landt street, New York.
Sold BY WOODS &PEY, Warren; YARD
CO., Niles, and others throughout the county.
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CARD Tn L.AnIES-

VI. PERCIEs III AcHISu" PlLLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints woald
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' 70 il,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties OF the menses- promptly restoring them in an ca.
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will be 10 recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy IS used ace ording to directions, which accom-
paDy each box and package.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

WILLIAMsFIELD, u, sept y, lo0F-
Mr. HIRAM JUDsoS-Dear Sir: As we promised to
write you after using our Moving Machine. we are hap
~ to say that it works well, fully up to our own expec-
tations; ard judging from our own experience, and the
observation Of others. who have seen it work. We think
that you could find sale another season for quite a num-
her Of Kirby's Machines in our town. as all who have
seen it work, pronounce il the best and lightest work
ing machine in use here. The construction being
cheap. simple and durable. makes it decidedly prefer
able to others more complicated and expensive. On
the whole we are pleased with your machine.
Respectfully Yours.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
GURD0N LEPFINGWELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

JUST received at the old stand, good
- Buffalo slaughter, to be sold this week, by the
huudred weight, at 20 cents nett.
Also. Henloek .Hiddles. R.. G. & r. A, to be sold
this week, BY the hundred weight, at % cents nett.
Also, RemlOek GOOd-DGmags6, to be sold this week
Al 81 & % cts, by the hundred weight.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
eastern Tanneries, can and will sell to their old and
new customers, Sole Leather at Cleveland or BaEalo
prices. All We ask is to have you call and examine,
and you shall go home satisfied.
J. & A. C. MCCONNELL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-09

XNM H. KIRBY, the inventor of this COMBINED MOVING AND HAIR
w NESTING MACHINE or some years superintendent TIL manufacturer Hrveaesn BHLo and
by hh means hi sahnion wsP ateuh1yd Teaedo I'M important objections to all machines of the
kind them nnSe- viz: Their great weight heavy dah andc complicated construction but the aMaro ges
IHmchiam night The bvheh and after months devoted h thoughts de experiment he built ones aehnein
tn. miner Of R@Ie mbodyng tn eprneIks which he dduwuda and in s6 he built sever machines
these machines more than net his &peaaAOns,m md since that meh the d@md has been such haste warrant
Ihem manufacture of
Over Three thousand for the Present Seasons Sale.
They are considerably sdhl mechanics land sdenHdc farmers shem most durable and complete Ma
draft and ETahonE for working Tru uneven Eraeea Also. uep prizes icing only sNOhr 4
1.-THE most desirable Machine yet offered It's madee nHeyo hn except tn sea- and pole, ydH
weighs only sos lbs as aMowera an sis hsas a harvester. II bass strengths where hsr eTirdi adh he
peculiar ananemHtOf hed drivers sath such hath lis weight regulates heb earring upon ueh horses neks,
.@dh throws hew who'll weight upon the driving Wheel and the action of tn fngrbT is peculiar to- his
machine alone. being at6sdto theft me and hedt in passing dadfur~s or unSeng mnd,K
that an OK an cn work ito good advantage 1t semphanany II MACHINE for the Farmer;
and needs butte be seen to be dmida ndu edb be appeahhL Any bodyc can use it, adh It's nta always
|ho order smany ohTn machines ae
The following Certificates ares few ron tn many which we have from hose to uhmn hey sold umga he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
Theatrical. Musical. Sc.

BROADWAY THEATRE - To night we are promised a grand
series Of acrobatic and equestrian feats, the tricks Of the
pag acious elephant. a view % the lion and tigers, and the
novel fairy spectacle Of " Cinderella, or the Little Glass
Shipper"
NiH1o's GARpES.-Dan Rice, the renowned Jester and
sonyersatiouist, will for the second time favor th patrons
Of this popular house with an exhibition Of his astonishing
animals, including the tame rhinooeros and the low comedy
mules
BowmRy THnrRE-The favorite' dramas Of "Rookwood'
and the " French Spy, y are again on the bills for this
evening. Mcssrs. Clarke, Aymsr and Lenno, Mss Ludlow
and Mrs. Jordan play In the fret piece, and Miss Sallie 81
Clair enacts the heroine In the other.
BrpIss's Mcssrs. Mathews and Brougham, Mrs.
Davenport and Mo Parker will appear in " A Bachelors
Wife = Mr.. Burton plays his famous character Of Guy
Goodluck IN " Johp Jones, and the whole closes with
Brougham's burlesgue, . Columbus"
wAI.cx's-The crowded assemblages who nightly be.
stow their applause upan the ~s*s Clubs drama, entitled
the {" Poor Of New York. render IL proper for the ma
naeement 10 keep 70 on the bills TO the exclusion OF other
novelties that are rsacy.
LsrpA KKKxE's-Mhss Keene and various members OF
demonstrations OF appreciation In the comic drama called
the {" Muleteer OF 1cledo," which IL 10 be repeated TO-
night, with An unelua Match"
ACADEMY 90 Mrsic.-The las, cheap opera OF the season
Mesers. formcs, Isbocetta, Gassier and Rocco are 70 ap-
pear in the Barber Of Seville" secure tickets during
The day, " possible, and avoid the rush 70 night
AMERICAN MUSEUM MIR. Watkins new and exciting
dramatic adaptation OF the " Pioneer Patriot IL 10 under
20 IT, second representation this evening. Mrs. c How
ard represents the heroine. The " Queen q Page will be
performed in the sft,-nooh.
NraRo MrSsTnxIsy.- The admirers Of this description of
entertainment are referred to the well filled programmes
Of Geo. Chrsty and Wood. at SOL and 5s3 the Bdckleys,
nj 444, and the Bryants, at 412-all on Broadway.
CoScyRr-Madame johnson .Graver, the pianiste, an.
pounces a concert, at Dodwurths saloon, at z, o'clock
this afternoon. She will be assisted by Miss Miner and
Mr.. Perripg, the popular vocalsis, and Messrs. Apply,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoNlAL oFr1CE.-A ITO or 20 AND A
wi fortune; three young ladies', rs 10 Is wish - form
scquainiance with gentlemen with Intentions Of matrim ony.
Ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS of forming matrimonial Al
lianees without the usual delay may secure advantageous
matches by applying or addressing, with stamp, Louis a Co..
go Broadway, room No. J. up stairs, from 10 IS T. NJ.
N~lADEMoTsELiE MARGUERITE ~LANARouEX, THE
NJ only true autOgra phist, will, upon the receipt Of q
cents IN postage lamps, continue 20 give = true pisture OF
rast present and future events, aud will send n dsuuerreo
tvee Of future wife az husband by enclosing = specimen uf
wr,ing. alao q lock Of hair. Address. Wrh return stamp.
Mile Marguerite Lamsrouex. Broadway Post office. New
York.
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DENTISTRY.

rFETU-LADrEs "GIFT DENTAL INSTITUTE
Il rooms, DO West Thirty second street near tlshh avenue;
Every lady vis,pr. ratieni or not. presented with a boz OF
premium tooth paste gratis. nr. MANSON, Dentist, inserts
teeth on fold nj al each; rumotype sets $40 only. WORK
guaranteed. Pour premiums received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
THE FIREMEN.

AssoCTATIoNoF EXEMPT F~1RENEN:-THE ANNUAL
N meeitrg will te held NJ Firsmen's Hall, Tuesday eve
ning. 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock. Oscers will be elected for the
ensnine year, and the Committee en- the "reminiscences Of the
tendance Is requested, % W wIfEs1fB, Recording SEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
NEWSPAPERS.

JuLIA-You WILL FIND THE CONTINUATION OF
81 Bertnafs Love 'hs week in the Ladies' Newspaper. pub
l'Aed al No y PFC street. NJ fn'e '@" RisJPffFEfsefRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wANTED.

E 80 ~
nRUG STORE wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES
~ TO buy = drug store whose receipts average from ~ 70 tp
per day, for which be will pay a fair value, cash down. Meme
ations closely scruiinxed. Address Nertiss lUnion square
Post office.
UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED WITH COVE.
~ niences for housekeeping, by q gentleman and lady, OF
quiet habits. Any party having neat rooms in q good loca
ton may ind desirable tenant Address FurnNhei Rooms.
Herald office, stating particulars.
CMALL COTTAGE HOUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN
- near the City Hall; house mus W In good order, with
gas immestste possession required. AMI lease until May l..
WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT IN A RESPECT.
w are lOcston, IN exchange for clothing In part. vacant
dress box las Post Office.
uvANTED-fN BROoKLyN. A PART OF A MODERN
w built house, consisting Of from three 10 Eve rooms. with a
raspcctahie family. whsn fve minutes VAN nf Fulton ferrv
Please address sincerity, for one week, Herald ofice.
urANrED-A SMALL UNFURNrsHsD HOUSE,. RE.
w tween Tenth aud Twenty fourth streets and sixth and
Third avenues. Rent not TO exceed $500 per annum. Ad-
dress Dor $50 Post office.
W ANrrp-sTEAM POWER FOR PRINTING, WHOLE
w or half floor; also a room, without power In the neigh
borhood Ut he CITY HALL Also a cylinder Hoe press, me
dunn or smaller. Address :. s., Isl East Thirty ssth street
Immediately.
UrANrED-As SMALL HOUSE IN A PLEASANT LOCA
w ton in this city; rent not TO exceed tWN PEI annum.
Address c, 4. ~, Herald Office.