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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

Deduc,ing this aggregate expenditure from
tho aggregate OF the before estimated
means for the current, fiscal year 1860, viii
leave an estimated balance in the treasury
on The 30ih June, 1850, of........ s143S1 80s 10
Eliminates fr the fiscal year from July $780, % JIse 80,
1851.
Balance in the treasury July /, 1860, ~
above Statcu. Sl1 40
Estimated receipts from cgstoIns from July
1860, to juno 90 1901 ..... 60 900 600 90
Estn,aied receipts from public lands from
.juy /, 1861 10 June 20, 1851 ....... 1000 900 90
Estu ated receipts from miscellaneous
sources from Jaly 1860, TO Jane 30 1861 600 90
Aggregate receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50, sos sos 40
Estimated expenditures iroia permanent ap-
profriaons. ........... ss17s $50 As
Jstimgled expenditures from uneNnrndcd ha.
lances Of appropriations. IL, 2sa i52 70
Estimated expenditures IRON new alpropTia-
tons ,sunated for us 1893 IS
Total 60, 1i5 92s 10
Daductpe nc agsTegate esttaatea exoepdi-
torres IRON he aggreatn estimated receipts
INTO he trefonrs during tle nscsAi year
from yuy !, leoV, " June 30, 1901, as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

and all attention by the troops to any special branch Of
military science has TO be made secondary incidental
have endeavored mitigate the evils Of this system
far as the artillery j. concerned by prescribing and Great
ing facilities for an haoua discipline In the service Of
that Tho corps been divided into two classes
one TO garrison the important permanent foriiica
TONS where they have the means Of practice heavy
artillery ard the other TO occupy posts where troops are
required, Oh the Indian frontier Each OF The latter
has light company and battery, which arc Designed TO
branch Of the service. A system Of theoretical and
practical instruction has been prescribed for every
] and The Oy and ed ses
posls each company will have an opportunity Oh iustruc
ton and experience 10 all branches OF the ARM and ut
protoftons In which The classes should be arranged
and the selection OF stations are questions 10 be dern
ed according 70 the exgencies OF tho SERVICE end may
vary from time to time. The companies excepting thoso
which are mounted preserve the oiantry aur
discipline heretofore, aud arc table % duty that
uacity whenever required.
military Signals
Assistant Surgeon Albert j. Myer Of The medical corrs
Of the army, having submitted to thus department Il
sysicm Of military signals for the purpose Of conuu
eating intelligence or orders between distant points 90
laud, board was convened in March las, 70 ex-
anime into Us merits The board reported lavofa0iy -
the adoption of this plan for the OF the army &C..
ries OF experiments with the field signals nie
special Instructions from this department have dsyelopei
results which promise 70 be OF tho service With
an equipment simple, r,ng, weighing sixteen pounds
ana 80 compact as 70 be rapidly carried from place
place by soldier mounted foot which reaures fl,
lis use but singc man, communication has been kept u
and messages transmitted by day and night distance
OF fifteen miles Messages have been sent Ave rnies
without any apparatus especially for the p,rposc
For the distances at which communication by signals
would Dc needed or military uses the plan proposed a
give 70 believe that by the use OF such Signals
there mRy be secured 10 The service mode OF comnu
cation more easy, safe, and available than any hitherto
known The advantages 10 accrue 10 an army from
practicable system Of elegrRphng not
t@ " MILITARY ACApfay.
The benefits which the army and country are daily do
irving from the Military Academy render Unnecessary FOR
mo 70 commend y to tho cheerful support q Congress
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

TO Be SOLD AT COST!
Mems Thick Boots,
Mems Calf Boots
Mems Calf Shoes
Mems Calf Caters
Boys Calf Boots
Boys Thick Boots
Ladies' Calf Bootess
Cbiliren's Shoes
A. c. MCCONNELL,
April o, 1859 Millikin's Block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
z clectic Institute, Hiram.

The commencement exercises Of this Institu-
zion viii be deId on Thursday, June 9Th. and
the Anniversary exercises of the Delphic Society
will be held on the evening of the same day.
It is well known that the exhibitions at the
Eclectic are always Of q high order, and amply
repay visitors who choose to spend q few hoEs
In that manner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
The Weather

Continues SO fine as almost to suit everybody.
During the week past. we have had several sea
sonabie showers. which were beginning to be
needed. The fruit has escaped frost, though
fears were entertained for ii. a few nights since.
Strawberries and vegetables are maturing some
two or three weeks earlier than last year, and
everything betokens that a Good time is coming.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
Proceedings of Council.

Warren, May 2efh, 1883.
6 Council met pursuant to adjournment, mem
bes all present, minutes read and approved.
Fire Committee reperted their department. in
good condition.
Committee on the construction of a sewer from
/. Van Gorderis lot, to William Street, reported
the same completed. at an expense of S53,l9-
Report adopted. and orders ordered for the pay
nent of the same.
Bill of J. Haymaker for s. lbs. for lumber. was
presented, and allowed.
Ordinance relative to sidewalk on the south
side Of Mahonihg Street, was read the second
time.
On motion adjourned to Saturday evening
June llth.
Attest G. n. HAPGooD, Recorder.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
New Patent.

We are pleased to learn that our tornsman,
Mr. Chas. Messenger has been granted a patent
on his Seeding Machine, Of which We spoke Z
few weeks since. The machine is an excellent
one, and we trust Mr.. Messenger viii reap pc
euniary advantage from it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
Wool

Wool
Thic staple production of our county. lie be
ginning to Esake its appearance in market The
ns;ees are his her than last year, ranging from IS
30 so cts. Old Trumbuile can exhibit some clips
which are hard TO beat
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

Our assortment of FAMILY MEDICINES is com
plete, embracing every variety OF Syrups, Bitters.
Pills, Alternatives. &C., &C., used in the treatment Of
all diseases II mankind. Phys icians can find in our
stock every article used In their practice. Terms fair,
quality reliable, and warranted as represented.
To Merchants and Dealers in general, we will sell
At prices which must suit, the following articles, of
which we have a large stock: Starch. Chemical and
CASTLE Soap, Window Glass and Glass Ware OF all
kinds, Pure Sub. Carb. Soda, Cream Tartar. Calabria
and Sicily Licoriee. Lieorice Root. Stearine, TaIlow
and Star Candles, Cod Liver Oil. Woods Hair Resto-
Bitter's, Herbolsherman's Stomach Bitters, and many
other Tonics. Hair Restoratives and Dyes, which time
and space will not permit us to mention.
OF Oils and Narnishes, our stock is complete. en-
hracing 90 Bills. Tanners. 10 Winter Bleached Whale,
10 Lard; also Castor Sweet and all the essential Oils.
BRUSHES--The largest stock ever brought to town
Of White Wash. Paint, Artists, Scrub and Shoe Brush
es. which will be sold at wholesale on favorable terms.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, at
most any prices up to SO per gallon.
Daniel Derr's pure Rye and Wheat Whiskey, for sale
n large or small quantities..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
J. D. Cox. Secretary.

Prompt.
On the morning after the fire in Messrs. Reed
4 Co.'S Store. l.. Fuller. Esq. Ag't of the Etna
Insurance Company. Tin which company Reed
4 Co. were insured called on them, and with
out the Intervention of third parties, amicably
adjusted the loss. and paid the same forthwith.
1t is g satisfaction to do business with such
agents Of such companies. See adv-tisementin
another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, CO.
lumbus l. Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie. and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads
At Solon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantus with Hacks for Ravenna-
" Brsceville with Hacks for Newton FANS &C
Warren with Hacks TO Sharon, GresnV1lle heaa-
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
youngstown, with Stages to New Castle: lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence BY f.F~"-
& c. Rail Road to i Pittsburgh
EAh If 1880 CUA2 l. RHODES, ouPt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

DR. s. CLARK. URIPxrEIc PHYSICIAN AND suR.
eros. JcnesfepH, Mercer Co. Pa. would respectfully
iTform the Inhabitants Of the western part of the State
OF Pennsylysnia. and Of Ohio. that he has associated
with himself DR.. SANDS late of the City OF New York.
whom he can recommend as standing in the front rank
OF his profession. april 90, SO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
G. 8. Porter, & al.
J. d. cox. Master Commi
Warren, April 90, 1859. May 4-5w-
'HRUMBULL COUNTY,
Il COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

TRUMBULL COUNTY,
i COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
John r. Woods. Admir- de h. n. of
Warren Heaton. decd Plaintiff
VS..
Charles Reep. John Reep, Martha CIVIL ACTION.
Reep. Abigail Reep, Robert Young
and Sarah his wife. II. ii. Wood
worth and Minerva J. his wife,
William Goist and Rebecea Ann euM4oNz.
his wife. James NeLain ana Mary
his wife, Israel Thompson and
Betsey his wife, Defendants.
The defendants above named are hereby summoned
to answer a petition of John R. Woods, Administrator
de bORis non Of Warren ueaton. deceased. in which
petition 'sid plaintiff claims the sum OF s66s Sc with
interest from 18th October, 1853. as due upon q land
contract made by the Executors Of Warren Heaton
with Jacob and Charles Keep, February I1th. l156. fer
for the sale to said Jacob and Charles of lot nineteen
Q9) in the Village Plat OF Niles in said County. The
plaintiff claims the sum SO due to be a vendois lien on
the premises. and asks a decree that unless the amsunt
be paid. the land be sold 70 satisfy the debt
Said defendants are notified to answer said petition
by the second day Of July, 1850, or decree will he n
ken on default. cox & RATLIFF.
May IL, lr59-6w. Atty for PIE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
5oms Snttligents.
Wealth of TrumbulI County.

The Assessors of Trumbull County have made
their returns for May. 1883. And from them.
we learn that tho 3 1000 people of Warren Corpo,
ration have in money. the wonderful sum Of $l4,-
092. which is about four dollars and irty-sir cents
apiece. A rich people. Amount of money in
-W~eatheu6eld, s20.175; in Kinsman, sl9,525
but in Champion only s35 could be discovered
in cash, and in Newton township only thirty one
dollars.
Pianos could not be hid in old stockings, and
the assessors found forty-four of these music cup
boards in the viIllge of Warren, and clever in
Kinsman. nine in Rowland. eight in Newton.
In Southington are l6 watches. in Pennington
y. in Newton 81. in Warren Corp.'ls in War
rem tp-. %.
o In Green are "a Csrriges, in Pennington $40,
in Weather sfeld 772, in Warren Corporation go,
in Warren tow nship 265.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
June Appointments.

julio
DR. H. TUBBS will be in attendance
IL as follows
WARREN, National Hotel. Saturday, Juae 4h
RAvEsSA, Prentiss House, Tuesday. May 3Ist-
AsHTABULK, AshtabulA House. Tuesday, June It'll
For Consultation upon all diseases Of tks Tkr0ai
Lungs, Heart, Ligsr. Stomach, Bowels, KidHsgs
Gsd S.ieea- -9is0, DrOBsy. GrGret. RheEngtisM
NsrroHsHsss, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female Disess-
ss, .3gae and Fsrer. Fits. Impurities Of ths Blood,
ErHPtf0Rs, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
oflOng standing complaints, both External aud In
ternal.
For some tea years, DR.. TrBss has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In NO CASE ARE MINERAL. OR oTHkR
PolsoNs EAPLoYED, Sos DoEs HK MAKE SIX TO EaKz
WELL, OR TE1R DOWN TO BUILD or AGAIN The med.
ciDes can be taken with safety by The most delicate,
anil patients may remain at home, and continue, with
their ordinary diet and exercise Hany
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope. the iRdisputs-
BILE evidences of which can always be furnished
Invalids, however reduced or despairing. are invited
tocall, and may be assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, Without a corresponding
prospect ofreeSvery
The writer Of the 70. lowing has been for two years
Justice Of the Peace in Rrenent, AID is we'll known 10
the citizens generally.
BRoNCHITIs-ITs WORST TAGFs CURED.
Mr. W. still resides in Est CIevellnd. is in vigorous
health, and a living witness Of the Permznsnee Of ths
cure
DR.. TuBBs. sir:-When I first commenced your
treatment, a few months since, l was Eueh debilits;ed,
and suffering from severe pain In the side, shortness
Of breath, weakness in the small Of the back. night
sweats, restlessnrss, coughing and expectcrating pre-
fusely, often raising q pint OF whitish substance in a
single morning. took cold frequently, and a soreness
and inflammation Of the throat Of two years standing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the lungs.
At times I Decame so dizzy as to fall, unless near some
object OF support. By use Of your medicine 1 was en-
tirely relieved, and am nos as we'll and as strong al
ever before in my life and am at work through all
kinks Of weather. and though sometimes wet, neither
nor soreness Of throat have troubled me in the
least. Yours, respectfully,
s. WEIGH
East Cleveland, Dec 25, ESQ. apr l3.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

Trumbnll Agriculture al Society.
The subscription for purchasing fair grounds
having reached the sum fixed, by the terms of
the subscription for organizing the subscribing
stockholders,
ALL SUBSCRIBERS to the fair ground stock are
hereby notified to meet at the Office Of the Soci-
eiyis Secretary on Monday the 9th Of june. at
FL to elect Trustees of the fund. and perform
other necessary business attendant upon organic
ing the joint stock company.
By order of the Board of Managers,
HARMON AUSTIN, President.
]. D. Cox. Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
Geological.

Geological.
Ma. EDIroa-The Geology Glass Of Warren
Eish School. accompanied by the teachers, vi :
tied the coal mines Of Hutchins, Curtis 4 O. ,
near Sharon, on Saisrday last, for the purpose
of examining into tAe geological character of the
coal measures Of that region, and obtaining spec
linens therefrum. Afer visiting one of the
sines. and obtaining many rare specimens. the
company removed to the shade Of q neighboring
forest, where they partook of a b~ountiful repast
provided by the lady members of the class
In response to call. Mr.. Marvin delivered an up
propriate and interesting address; H. Woodruff
being next called upon. gave the following de-
scription of our excursion to Mill Greek a few
weeks since, which he was unanimously re-
quested to present for publication
The sixth Of May came round at last,
And from a lovely village passed
Ayouthfnl crowd. at break OF day,
With spirits light and voices gay,
For Mill Greek.
For be it known there has been long
settled purpose-deep and strong
To see what hidden mystery Turks
In natures grand and glorious works.
t Mill Creek.
The morn was fair, our steeds were true,
Our joys were many-troubles few,
With laugh and song our journey cheered,
And soon the look'd for port appeared
Mil Greek.
We stood below the mighty fall.
Beneath an arched and rocky wall,
Our tongues were hushed-ths torrent rOared;
Far overhead majestic poured
Mill Greek.
The raging food we next passed DER,
And stood upon the further shore
OH glorious sight that met our viewi
Thy mysteries are known to few,
Oh, Mill Greek.
For, high above. an arched roof
seem'd 'gainst the storms Of time 4 proof;
We fain believed there once had been
Ths palace OF some fairy queen
At Mill Greek.
But while amidst these scenes we dwelt.
All, the keen pangs of hunger felt;
So we reiraced our steps once more,
To pic mic on the other shore
OF Mill Greek.
Upon an overjutting glade
The ladies fair the visnds spread
And kings and princes ne'er could be
More happy. or more gay than we
At Mill Greek.
Puddings and pickles. cakes and pies,
At once met our delighted eyes;
All hungry mouths could crave, was bro't,
Nor we're the Pork and Beans" forgot,
At Mill Greek.
Our dinner Ger, we took our way
To where, in solemn grandeur lay
Deep caves-cur leader 10 explore,
On = fr&i bark now left the shore
or Mill Greek.
To follow him. J. B., in haste.
Over the slender foot-bridge passed;
His step was firm. the bridge was weak,
And down he came into Mil Creek
CHARMING Mill Creek
What further passed it matters not.
But neier will Mill Greek be forgot;
As long as life itself shall last,
Renenberd be the day we passed
At Mil Greek.
The company next embarked on @ train Of
mpty coal cars, aud passed through a tunnel
bout one and a half miles in length, coming
ut at the upper end of the inclined plane, used
or conveying the coal to the canal, where We
for home, with the feeling that it had
indeed been "a day well spent"
OxE WHO WAS THERE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

Number of mules in Rowland is A. IN Wealth
-ss6eld 80. in ten townships none.
Number of sheep in Bloomfield, 935; Ens-
man ; 1859 LOrdstown 3.s5l; BpOOkfeld 1889;
Hubbard 6,4l7.
Number Of hogs in Bloomfield. 125 in Meso-
potsmia 165 Liberty SIC; weathers6eld 1888 /;
Warren corporation 434 Warren tp., $50
Value Of Merchandise in Warren corporation,
$l22.4Ii; Gustayus. $3.50; Newton, 1910;
Pennington, $500.
Taxable personal property in Warren corpora
tion. Sass, 1876; weathers6eld l22, 9o4; Newton
I34.3o7; Champion 4s. 6O4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
May Appointments.
E. H. SANDS, NJ. d.,

L PHYSICIAN n SURGEON,
(0f the firm of CLARK & Sands, jamestown, Pa.,)
Graduate, in ls43, OF the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of the City of New York. and fifteen years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
years in the City Of New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
Of Diseases OF every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About ? 600 cases of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment of the Ply sicians
and Surgeons of this Institution.
Dr.. SANDS was a pupil of the late DR.. SWEET, Pro-
fessor Of Diseases of the Lungs to the City Hospital,
and to the University of the City of New York: also,
Student and Assistant Surgeon under those great and
successful Surgeons, John Watson and A. W. Stevens,
OF the City Hospital Of New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr OFrIcE, wakREx. emo,
February 10th. 1857
For the present the several mails at this office will
close and open as follows:
Close. OPEN.
Pifts5nrgA, daily at epm m. 7EPml
YenngstoDa, at I0a q m. 2I D m
Ciesefcnd, atIh d m. iiLam
Ki.sna.. tri-vk. Mond. Wed. Frid 9 pm. S pm
n. Blesnfsld, pm. z pm
Fa-miAgfon. pX am. pm
GrseRsbxrgk, Tues. Thurs. Sat. 3 N pm
Sharon pm III m
". Grsenctfe. " " I0X an. pm
saien. via Eden, N. Jackson, &c. closes Mondays and
Thursdays. At 9 p. m, and opens Wed & Sat 5 pm
CGntea. via Duck Greek, Hannsh's Mills. &C., Fridays.
closes at 9 p. n, and opens Fridays at 5 pm
7. 4. WEIR. P NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01

We have nc. hesitation in say ing that we have the
larges. and best selected stock # Paints and Colors,
Dry and in Oil ever brought to this market, and We in
vite all persons wishing to purchase these articles to
call and examine our stock and prices; and Paints and
Linseed Oil being held at ezeiHSireiy cash rates. the
figures cannot fail to suit.
Our stock embraces the following brlnds: Fahnes
tock's Pure, New York Xxx, National, Cleveland, Pa
cifc, Penn. and Lehigh Snow White Zinc Qhe best in
msrket) Psssaic Snow White. &c, &c
We have also a stock Of excellent Teas fer retail,
at low rates.
Also, Spices. Surgical Instruments, Dental Instru-
ments, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Arnold's and
Kirtland's Inks. SMUT and Fine Cut Chewing Tobac-
CO, Trusses, Supporters, &c DC.
More hereafter, WOODS & PEW.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

BALTIMORE. Jan &c, 1853.
Professor Wood-DearS Sir: Having had the misfor-
tune to lose the best portion Of my hair, from the ef
fects OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1854, I
was induced to make a trial OF your preparation, and
found It 20 answer the very thing needed. My hair Is
now thick and glossy, and no words can express my
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such a
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The NJ Undersigned, Rev. J. K Bragg, is a minister in
standing. and pastor of the Oorthodox Church
at Brookfeld, Mass. He is 4 gentleman Of great iDhu-
ence and universally beloved. WI. DYER.
BRooEFIKLD. January l2, ls5S.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of
yorr Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure to say.
that its effect has been excellent in removing in1sm
nation. dandruu and a constant tendency to itching
with which / have been troubled from my childhood;
and has also restored my hair. which was becoming
gray, to its original color. / have used no other arti-
Gle with anything like the same pleasure or profit
Yours. truly, ]. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in BEETLES of 3 sizes, viz;
large, medium and small; the small Il a pint. and re-
tails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at
least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the
small. retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds
a quart, 40 per cent. more in proportion, and retslls
for %.
o. J. WOOD & GO. Proprietors. IA Broadway, New
York, ana ia Market ST., ST. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. May 4, '59-2m.
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KWET

BECK
CARPET, CURTAIN AID WINDOW
SHADE STORE.
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN
OHIO
1--WE STORIES-130 FEET LONG,
Il devoted exclusively to the sale Of the above.
STORY NO /.
Is devoted to the sale Of Oil Cloths from 2 feett to "a
feet vide. and Rope and Canton Mattings, -. 81,
4 4, 81 and 6 4 wide.
STORY NO. 2,
Is an immence room, 90 feet high. devoted to Two
ply and Three ply Carpets, Piano and Table Covers,
Mats. Table Oil Cloths. Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet Sweepers, &C.. &c.
STORY NO. 8,
Is devoted 10 Tapestry, Brussels and Tapestry Vel
vet CARPETS. Rugs. Body Brussels Carpets, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Cotton, Worsted and Satin Darsasks,
Corniees. Curtain Arms and Bands. Cords and Tas-
sells. Gold bordering and common Shades. Buff and
White Hollands, Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit tassels &c.
STORY NO. 4,
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets, Cheap
Wool do ,Druggsts, Crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths. Car
pet Innings, nag Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
Dutch Wool do. &c. &c,
STORY NO. 5,
Is used as an Upholstery and sewing room. for the
making Of carpets. fitting Shades and Cornishes. &c.
NO. 1877 & 189 SUPERIOR ST.,
CLEVELAND OHIO.
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WARREN BOOK BIN9ERY!

A ND BOX FACTORY REMOVED
~ To one door north Of MeQuiston's Grocery,
Main Street.
BOOK BINDING done on short notice and In good
style, AZ reasonable prices Blank RocSs half and full
hound, OF all sizes. Of my own manufacture, always on
hand. or made to oFier.
PAPER BOXES. snch as Band boxes, Hatboxes.
Comb cases. &c got up in good style Stationery
kept on haRd for sale Paper Hanging Tor sale. and
papeTing done in good style. Persons having ROOMS
to paper will please give me a call.