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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-29

livelsd BY William D.; Chillson and Anna
s. Chillscn, his wife, of Goodhue county, in
the State (thea Territory Of Minnesota, to
John p Weber,, Of the State Of Maine,
which mortgage deed bears date June 18th.
A. D. 1857, and was recorded in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of said county of
Goodhue, on the 18th day Of June, A. D.
1851, at s. O'Clock Am. in Book End Of
Mort9age Deeds, pages $50 and 66l.
Said mortgage deed was made % secure
the payment Of the promissory note of the
SAID Win. D. Chilison, bearing even date
with said mortgage deed, aad duo in one
year, for the sum Of four hundred and TWEEN.
ty-six dollars and upon which said note
there is claimed to, be dus, and is due, at
the date Of shis notice, the sum Of four hun.
dred and ninety.three dollars and twenty
cents. ($493.2O). - f. 49,
And no suit Or proceedings 1t law hav-
ing been instituted to recover the said debt
10 secured by salt mortgage deed as atore-
said, OF. any part thereof; s9l"y :.gT ..I1ri !.
/ Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that in pursuance and by virtue Of the power
Of sale in said mortgage deed contained, and
Of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, tho lands and premises described in
said mortgage deed, to wit ii ssft, g-.r--
The NORTH. west quarter Of section No.
twenty five (25), in township one hundred
and twelve Il 10y north Of range No. sixteen
(l6) west, in said county tof Goodhue, and
containing ono. hundred aud Sky acres,
more or less, will be- sold 1t public vendue,
ia front Of the Court House, in the city Of
Red Wing. in said county Of Goodhue, on
the Goth day Of October, a. ID. 1859, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. to salts
~ the amount then due on Said note and
secured by said mortgage, and the costs and
expenses allowed by law. 4, alma y5so.r5 .
Dated September 18th, A., D.. 1859.
JOHN. p. aWkBBER,
b. 163.d s1fts Mortgage. !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

ERESH TEAS-we can warrant the
i ssslity and Favor srPerior-the price, City eents.
a the NEW YORK TOR
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Fever and Ague,

,-on which mankind suffer OVER Z large part OF
the globe. is the consequence of 4 diseased action
!, The system, induced by the poisonous mi1sm OF
veoetabie decay. This exhalation Is evolved by
the actio, OF solar heat on wet soil. and rises with
tbo va,ery yqpor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vlpor fingers near the earth's sur
face. and the virus is taken with it through the
limos into the blood. There il acts as an irritating
mi son on the internal visccra and excreting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
se.rete not only this virus, but also the bile from
The blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitl-
tional di ,order. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
sf1ntch synpathize with the liver, and be 'one
di,1rderel also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
vr1isn, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious
Illusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the boly
il the Internal cxcre;Ories To force them 70 cast it
out. The blOol leaves the ~s1rsIce, and rushes to
the ce1trl org guns with ~congestiye violence. This
il the CIILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER PILLOWS, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rusaes 10 the surface, as If in
another ef1rt to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin In tins
also it fills, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery o. strength
to repent the hopeless eTIrt another dy- Tnese
are the is O. piroxvSns Of FEVER AID ACRE.
Sch c~onstituti pnll di so-d, n will OF course uldec-
miia the health If il is not r m ,rei.
w have laborei 10 fal. and have found, an
-.
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SOAPS-Womsn's Friend, Resin.
y Fancy and Toilet Soaps, Q: sIlkin1s. hy III. soX,
h.. y <fn-ia tiofai- sV ffhS = ~
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PATCH & OPDYGKE.


Fresh Trimminss3 Petition to sell a choice selee-
vs. tion Of Carriage Good inclusive
on Buggy Linings-> of the hes, quality of Plush We
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make a note or these later
"hxins." You who seek to supply your customers with
better work than they bug elstxhere.
NOW IN stock the largest. (And by s.larrest''w we mean
lsgeI, a more extensiye") supply of SsidIerg
v are Harness Trimmings, DC, than can be found al
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS by the Hacks or r x fUed bv return lire.
and goods WARRANTED to be as repres.ut-d oar
friends will find US ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles oil Harness trimmings, and give an -inkliny'
ufac,urers.a a We take pains during trina to Nrw YORK
to posi- ourselves In every branch Of tie trade. Nov
PearIc. Cloth. cl,ret to-v.ry choice.
Green do excellent shade.
Crimson Figured Plush, By the piece or yard.
Scarlet do do do d.
Green DO do n. Y. City shade.
NJ. ] Duck. ST. inches.
No do do ,rretty fair quality.
Green do do latest style of shade.
Blue Union Cloth. quite ane-for low price.
Gerp1n wor;ted paIs'k Fancy DO.
We are ,peninE out a great ysriety Of harness and
other Trimmings, a slight schedule OF quaiiti IS and
kinds is suijotned. Ee intendt t. sellat WHOLESALE
g. low as any J"B8ING HOUSE west Of New y ork
, dozen Silver Patent Bits. sdozeu 10 Forrei.
ugross silver Plated Buckles double bar, inciud!iR
s.. a and inch
! gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tuv,.
II dozen Japannej II. D. frees Roun F-rre,s.
brass do 40 Crescent do
do ILlaid do do do do do
90 run do do do Crown do
u Idf"nheo SILVER do do do
do Inlaid do do de do
DO Full do do do do
It's Psirs l.. 8 Eastern Hames.
30 do Japannei Gig do
- d" do Coach do fair quality.
80 do QLspot Iron Gig do seliinI fast
- 10 Ii'N-r rated do 'n-lTiing some fne
BIG ioz-n JapfnnAi MaleahIe Screw q Icke,s GtxIes
70 DO Aui"L Bits. quart not 10 rag Of.
" do do do bet 'r grade.
go 10 Mal,anle q. Loors. som. very heavy.
Also, Pal Hooks. Tug IIOa.,. Terrets. snaH7es
Rings. Set srindles. Ivory Rings. real silver Rn
sr't-s. Nart,ngai Ring. Looms in every variety. Silver
TOP PROPS. hnamzlrd Hides. Fringes. BGckram Laces
in enrlsss variety.
remember the place. as per annexed -ard.
PATCH g. OPDYCRE. Warren. d.,
Jobhers OF Carriage Goods. ~sailI-ry Ware. Harpss.
Trimmings. Mats aud Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav &c. Is5-.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which nertraliZrs this mll1ri1ls roiIon il the
blo1L l., and stimulates the liver u expkl it fr1n the
DO H.. As it should. 50 il does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect cert Unity. And it does more,
or T ther-d1es what il OF m ire service ID those suo-
je-t to this infection. If ttken il season il expeli
It from the system rs 1t Is absorbed, and thus keeps
those VIII use it free from its attacks; keeps the
svstem in heIlth although exposed 10 the disease
Consequently it not only cures. but protects from,
the great vlriety OF affections which are induced
bg thi; mil ynlnt influence, such az Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, DLmj. or Masked Ague.
Pe,io Iicil HellIche. or Bilious HeldI-he. BiiiIu
Feyers, NeIrll5il, RheWnItis IN. Gout, Blindness,
Tooth Iche, Elrlche. CItlrrh, Asth m, PIlpita-
tilns, Pilfl Affections of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Colic, Paralysis. AMI Painful Affections of the
Ston1ch and BJyels. all o; which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This AGrE Cure
removes the cause o. these arrangements, and cures
ii disease.
This it acconpli shes by stimulating the excre-
tories u expel the virus from the system; and
these organs By degrees become habited to do this
ticir Office If their own accord. Hen-e arises what
We term dccAmatatiOR. lime may accomplish Il,
sanc end. but often lie is not long enough, or il
sacrificed in the attempt. while this &" AGUR CURE
Dies it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this Is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasnatic infection, than FRY other
which has teen discovered; and it has still another
important advantage 10 the pullic, which Is, dat
it Is cheap as VOL as good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

Price SI.00 per bottle. For sale by WOODS & PEW
z A. SMITH, Warren ENSIGN h wOoDWORTH
Newton Fails. and by Druggists Generally.
Jan 81 Isjo-ly.
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d H. WARREN.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Alt STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES
No 3. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
THE uni. rSigurd tales pleasure in
l announcing to his customers, that he his Just
receiI ed al extensive ass1r me tuf Bouts, shoes. &c.
for the Spring aud sun N r Trai-
His stock consists Of l. tdIe's Congress 1IiterS. Plain
md Fox-ti; Grnis' Patent Leather. Calf and Congress
tir.iers. Slips 7 es and HuskiLs- Webster Ties. Oxford
Tres. slips. Nc.: M-u's. Boys an YOn,hs Cali. Kip
aud Stoga b. L. 'hiIlren's Shaes o. every drScrp
tiou. TO tier with ever, thing usually keat N a ;Oni x
Sho. Store. ~h eh will be sold a. Low as Al any other
house i this sertion.
Al mis- of work male tn erier on short notice, OF
the hest material and workmanship
june q. Ic5--,I D. IL. WARREN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

nANDLES-St4r Tailow, IL SIeaIIEe
~ Candles. for ssIe by he Rox or siu IL pound.
Moods l. PEW.
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II AS now "n hand. and i receiving y
Al large variety o. CABINET FURNITURE. EN-
tracing sofas. Tvt= a Teirs. Rrckinr aud Ea-y chairs.
Bure aus, Relst-4i>. Marble Too. Extension AMI Cura-
-l"n Tables. Dressing. Fancy aud Common Sands,
Common Chairs. &c. &c.
lie is also PREPARED TO manufacture every stale OF
FsshioEa,!e Furniture. p crnre Ffam-s. &c. All Of
which he viii sell al pres 70 sHif the TINES.
He has also purchased the entire stock vi d d. Git
MORE. ami will hereafter cary on. ~ connection With
his former 'n~iness. hat Ut UNDERFAk
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

DERFUMERY-Lubin's Bssin's aud
l. MichsII's celebrated Perfamerios. at
MOODS 4
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BENZ, CakNRGEv

n as just received a large assortment
O: Poots, Shoes. Caters. laaie-' and Cent?.
Buffalo OyershoSs, Gun overshOes, SsndS!s and SIP
pers-
log Their with a large lot Sole Leather. French
CaE aul Alp SKlus. Morocco, Kid Innings ard nd
.urs, AxIs. r-xzing. Sewing mi 81 tchi"g. Root Cord,
Boot trees, 5oot " eb. Bones .IicS ana sti;c'-
Crimpins ROards and Irons. Coils, Caaco ami conn
mon. Cork. So!-s. EyeIette Machines and tyeletts-
tsanch md English GAiIouIs. Hammers. ln>t'P
feathers. knives-SiITer Steel, and Cast strei.-
French WherIs, Bax Wh,ei,. Fudge Nhe-'sr Sh"k
Wheels ami ~titch Wheels Mems nd ", Mt fa--
part IroDs, French lrvns. double and sing ( :; .aIs.
Strap avis. ze It cks. hhAHi Files. Welt Knives
sh9u der sticks LoHg sticks. Lsces-Silk Linn Ia and
Cotton English hastings. Last Hook. -astinz tack,
Lasis-Mer :. wOneu's, Boys Nj 'ses' -nd Chi,drrh :
Measure Straps. heel tails. round headri ana zirc
nails, Peg floats. PiEcers. Sippers. Iutcae>. RASps,
aupbers or sauG stones, soap stone. shoe liits. shoe
-hres Is. sc. &c. ALTO be iIund At No. 6. Main 81.
Warren Ohio AZ the very lowest prices.
Noy. ), 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

HKAND DEPOT FOR HOUSE
" Trimming. Just received,
IUu Kegs Wheeling Nails
80 " Pittsbarg
So boxes Franklin Glass.
40 Doxen wroughtand Cast Butts
6UO uros- screw Gimilet points
SO ,rtts Planners Blind Butts, together with Srsds
Finishing Nails. sand PAPER. Cupboard fAstninss-& &c
&c. tor sale at prices that defy eompsLtlon, al
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
y DIR. S4ML TRONG
FEVER Ann ACHE DESTROYER.

A few extracts from letters, giving the opinion Of
Ministers. Doctor and Druggists. Of that hign y eele
hrat-d Rrmeiy, DR.. SAM'L SrR0SG' FEVER De
EK.
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND 1T.
Or. Samuel strings Fever Destroyer is j just what we
want in this billions climate. II has performed many
remarkable cures. A.LARIMORE. N. d.
Mshon- Huntington Co Ind.
Mr.. Curtis Hatch. Of Ravennz.O q. ays;-O Sam1
StrOng's Fever Destroyer sells we'll and give the LesI
OF satisfaction to It's man. customers
u l.. Henry. Druggist. Oaerlin. Lorain Co. Ohio
The Fever Destroy er is the Medicine for the ague and
frver-it cures every time. think it is the best sgue
medicine ever solI.
Rev. Z. d. Young. Dewitt. Clinton Co.. Mich. says:
DIR. Sarl1 Strong's Fever Destroyer is without a doubt
The hest Agu= medicine ever before the public l am
informed rs the druggists thu. II siyrs the hest OF sat
isfaetion. and has iecum- one Of the most popular
remedies. ever introduced in the West.
r. Thay-r. Druggist. Lansing, Mich, in one Of his
letters. say s.-i have sold seSsTalgross of DR. Strong's
Fever Destroyer with great success. and Sant nothing
tciter
:. u. strong * Co.. CIeveIand-Gents Your Fever
Destroyer has given universal satisfaction, and per
formed many sonleTful enres IN this section.
Res pectIilv your obi serV'ts.
HESS & iiRO--
East Saginaw. Michigan
z A Smith L Co. Druggists Warren a.. says--The
sale. OF The Fever Destroyer increase as II Becomes
known. Itfas not failed in a SINGLE instance where
il has Lreu used. that We have heard Of; xe have var
ranted [ as a sure cure in selling 1t. but have had none
returned
SoIt in Warren by 4. A SMITH 4 Co. Niles. by
H.. II. MASON. Youngston. ny ~ T. JEWELL;J-
MANNING. AMI WILDER * WARMER
AuyuS. ~. l-57-tf.
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j. Il. DUNLAP.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
r OCERIES & LIQUORS
A.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
RIO CERIE S & LIQUORS
Nos. 4 q 5 Marked Street.
\ NE no" receiving n Very extensive
assortment; Of goods in his line. d rec, nom TIE
Eastern Cities, embracing IN part the foIIcw1ug r,,ds-
~ hnds sugar 10 bills Coffee A do. Ia 40 Is. no
90 errsned. 10 do powdered. 10 do grzT uIatrd.
~ Sacks kO Coffee 30 do Java 10 do soeo. 90
DO Laguayra-
81 Chests y. Il. Tea. 90 do Black.
3 Boxss Ste4rine Candies. IS GO Tailor do
40 search
U Bags Sp &c. 10 do Pepper.
81 trees Rice Edo 2. ahes. lido Goldfish.
4 Trails Gloves.
~ Boxes 'SpOGlsN ooi ! S. tobacco. 20 do .Neore.
I" do Diamond 1Eist- 10 Gross Large SMOKING H.
fHceo: 1910 sn.sh- So do chewing.
10 Boxes Pipes
; Bhi> Pm Nerized SaIeratus. S do crude 40
9>-eks Pea NEts.
90 Boxes M r Kasirs; 10 Y do.
Citron. Corn Starch, FsriHs- Mustard. Pepper sanee.
Pickles. Sardines.
io.0un Eagle Principe Cigars 90 OO0 Washington
10. EhO Light Guard DO. &c. NC.
~ q Is Butte CracEsrs- p do = K. Il do Sugar
10 do Soda "a 10 Boa,oD.
Cream -artar- CamPhOr, Oh. wing Gum, Indigo. Al
rnonds. Brazil Nuts, Engt'sh aIuuts. & %.
ID Baskets Champaign. leo hills Whisky 10 do
finger Wine. 2O-IO Gall. Kegs do. 25-5 Cali. do.
600 Calls. 'Seizneite' Brand,. 20n Gals $. -OIzrd' 40.
; Bills Prime Old Port Wine. J do Madeira. = do Jz
naeis Rum. ODD vs.. E. do. II do Gin. 40 Calls.
Pure tin.
Is Bills Mol.sses AZ half do Refined Syrup. sc.
&C.. &c.
Ny stock is full ample. and complete. I most re-
specially solicit an sxsmin ttion Of goods aud prices
before Purehasing elsewhere hH goses garraatsS.
Octoher7 ~ u bI-NT.D
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EMPIRE CLOTHING
AND
HAT STORE.
NICHOLS. has lust received the

I NICHOLS, has just received the
~. largest and est selected stock " Clothing
Furnishing and Piece Goods ever hrorEht to tliis mar
1t. consisting in par; of the iolioSingi OT-rcaa's'
Business, FrOck and Dress COa;s. fsnts. Nssts Shlfts
Is. Suspenders. fiariksrchtefs- Hats x Cal-
nf every 500 and variety. Our piece goods are o
the hest cra esGnd iasss5 styles. by way ci sL9A.hg
whs; can te done, l will sell saits al IA 10 l9ShS
price:
orercnat. f-ock eolt. pants YES. and hat, all coed
su',stantisl VAIN clothing, f"r : 90.
I would just Say TO hose thG wan Ctothihs n4ds
to order. that l have scared the svIs cvs OF
CAPT RIcHsR"S.
tho "a a neoha.i c in his line. has no superio- on the
Reserve. he having Leen 81 the head q nns Of she most
fashionable Merchant Tsit"T shops ~ Troy.
eating the fat tIiDg in order sni WarraLtet !" NJ
". q. am also agent FOR J. b. * RH MsiAer ;
Factory Goods. such as Fulird Cloth- 80 het' I+ee,:
FLANNEL, heavy sheets. stocking yam &c. l'SN
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOwS

OF all >izeS. s yIes aud patterns. are
~ nos Kept constantly on hand ~ the subscriber
Al MS new stand en- South Street Warren, D.; among
hitch nay lie found The following:
Right and Left Hand Pioss. al all styles and pat
terms III general use. Star Imi ravea P.oss. N"s )
and Z. al PIopSs ground really for Hse. tlso, Steel
Flows. Point- of ali descriptions. NATrtnte' equal 10
the hest in market. Our PiaSs arr gotten w hy our
selves. y Ihout foreign aid. as t. etther Patterns or
Mechanics. ll-O Pitt~l ursh. and all ether Atnts Of
PuInt> o. hand AT all tmrs
y lows rloNs are - justly celebrated. ~nd 80 veil
aud GavorthIy kuuwb to the fsrmins eaInmuhiiy- a. TO
nsei no further ru:ogy. have also OF hantA SUPPLY
(tni shall Keep the same at I'll tines OF DefaL"e's
independent Horse Rake. made irOn the n 81 second
-rpwIh~ Hickory. and uIlt ia a good aud substantial
manner hy An hoAcst mechanic. Vanhnru's VIZ 'ught
Iron Frame and REVERSE. lie steel Teeth Cultivators.
also. Wocden tTame do. Improved Tterunm-trr
Chnrns all sizes, and B-nnett'S Improved Muley era
dies.
All work made or sold by M. rsrrantel as cheap
or cheaper than at any uther establishment oftnr kind
in III : section. Farmers would do we'll 10 call and
examine my stock before Purcqssing elsewhere Par
tieuIar attentio on 9 ven % all kinds Of repairing in my
line Of husiness and ehary's moderate.
Tony frieudsand patrons I soul return nv thanks
for former patronage. ana solicit a continuance ot the
same.
". d. All Goods and Work warranted
u. n. BENNETT AGEyT.
South St ! door Hast of Hun & Cos
April :. I>Ss Il. Machine nOrks.
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On
uar.h.n,s and rrsder will be on their guard ann
NO, he itn,s.ei ulon by q counterfeit Of Mnr~es Indian
Root rI., signed 4 3 HSn. Al senain. ind'an
Root FTIk have the nADs and signature OF ~ j. HAH
q c. Or each boa.
TnE reason = ; people are o distressed wh'ns'ek
and Rhv So many del is p-caus- tn 10 nor geta msi
ieins which will pass to the afflicted l2rts anu Shieh
viii ol.p The natural passsgss ftr The dis-ass TO he
cast out: hrnre. q large quantity OF iond. an 'tifei
matter IL Judged. ami ihe stomach and tnte'ti esat
uteraIlt oVerdawing with the corrupted mas thus
undergoinc aiSsgr= able frrmrntItion -c"nstaLtN NIX
ing will the blood vhIch 'hroSs he corrupted matter
through ever, veiL and artery. urtil ;if- = taEea from
the bodv by disease Or. MorsS's PILLS have 9ddeh
t. themselves victory upou victory. by T@>tfT'hE mil
lions uf the sick To- blooming health snd happiness
Yes, thousands Nho IA We Teen racked or torTelte'
with sickness main and anguish and VII zee feeble frames
have heen Scorthed by the turning elements OF raging
f-yer. sud y HI have been brought as II were. Witnih :
step Of he silent grave now stand ready 10 TESTIFY thet
thy wruld have Lesn numhereS With the dead hal II
rot n zen for his great and wonderful medicine. Worse 5
Indian Root Pills. AZ err one or two doses had he-n
taken. thy we're ast0ni-he1. and abs Dlrte!Y rCr.rised.
In witnessing their charming Effects Nat only d.
they give 'mmediste ease and strength and tags aSaN
all sickness. uain ard anguish. Int they a. "nce goto
work a. the fo1ndat on Of the disease. which is he
blood Thsrefor-.i it sill p shown. especially by those
who use these pills. that they will 20 cleanse and puri
~. that di. .a-e-thai dealls enemy-wiltske its night
and the flush Of youth and beauty will again return.
and the prospect Of = long and happy life VII cherish
an I brighton your days
Price p cents per bov, FIVE boxes will he sent on the
recelp; Of g posAse paid
Sold by Y. SMITH & CO.. and = & PEW
Warren. o.. and by all dealers IN Medicines IN tat
u. WHITE Z CO.. Sole Projectors.
81 Leonard Street New York
wN. NCDGE & 70. Prorrietors of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment. EsrlsvIIIe, Nahison Co. New SorS.
General Agents. ms -. SH-Iy
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WARREN CITY
MILL!
DOOR. BLIND il SASH FACTORY

THE finn "f Z Spear Il Son have this
! day aSsOciatrd with them Yr. LuTHER D. CEAIL.
a man oi vel; xno su business ahii ties. hoping THEREBY
t. facilitate their Irnnptar-s IN ui--ting all Us ness
demands The business will hereafter be conducted
under III. hrIH Of
EDWARD SPEAR l. 60.
The new frn row hope Nv strict attention TO husi
ness. AMI the uEeAce, tI"ual quality Of their WaTk to
mer IA crntIutacs of the literal patronage h-rrtnfure
e >tenlrd. to Z :, ear & sun They will enieavur to
keep on hlId all articles in their line, of the best mate
rails aud Of superior Workmauship.
Planning and Saving Of all kinds done to orier-aad
on sh ri notice.
Doors, 5 ssh, Blinds. Flooring. Lsth and Shingles on
hand EDW AID SPEAR & Co.
Warren. May &c. IS5--Jun= 10.
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HARDWARE STORE OF
!. l.. FIRE T. VI A n.

HARDWARE OF
:. l.. FIR n.
sPriHg Sales Of Nay sas J-ss-
HAVING RECEIVED DIRECT
i i frum the Manufacturing districts OF the East
large ALL extensive INVOICES Of Foreign and fank-e
ItardwAre, 1 am now prepared to otter tn builders. me
ella, les, farmers anu hardware auy ers in general. un
e~YuAil-l Inducements a. to prices and quality Of goods
recei we'd anu now opening
. dOz sheep shears. Vermont patent
6 " garden Rzkes, wrought tSs'1-
=" Trowels. Ter ladies'
90 " cast steel hoes, sOiid shAnk-
" riyited.
10 =. Ames' shOvels. No-2-
spades.
" manure forks. long naniles-
Il Z. ID
100 ft ct lead pipe. assorted sizes.
moase h0te 4nvils. genuine
10 EuglIsh. cool make.
Warren. May -. le5b. = L. FhhEhAN-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

The MUSl PLEASANT. sam AND EFFET1CAL
WORN REMEDY EvER VET DISCOVERED.
Tie principal adv lurage> IN these WAFERs are that
they ar. an entirely We iE1ABLE PREPARATION.
aud do zs' eoAfaiH Oae particle Of MERCURY Any
form Whatvrr. and not oniS p"~irrel. eeItSin in their
effect. ut the most SAFE Y PLEASANT WORM
ECIFIC NOW IL USE. heiuC --rfectly free from
CalonsE. TargsHfiHs. Castor UtL and ali "ther uause
Gus AMI dangerous ingredients. h~ing a pleasant
PREPARATION OF SUGAR. THAT ANY CHILD
WILL EAT NTH PLEASURE
They are corh Ienilv offered to the IN lie a. a safe.
certair and reliable Family Ne IieiLe. As the uia:N
numerous unsolicited Testimonials hs'Hg Constantly
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Spe-ifc which has received the aHreSerrsJ com
neEatioHs OF the hest phy srcians IN our midst. ieins
used by then in their practice with III most marked
success
public are particularly warned
against limitations o: this popular article. pct up under
various uames. as Worm Candles" &c which Ger
tain dealers uiil att mpt to convince you IS tut!
eauaI. IL Mt superior, to the Wafers-
he not leceiveil Purchase only the
TIC WATERS. and carefully note the address and
signature OF the Proprietor. Prepared only Nv
q. BALDWIN.
CLa.e arm Of Clark & Baldwin, EFfE, Pa.
II WHoLgsALE AGEgTs:-L- l. BaidSln- Heed
House. Erie. Pa Hall. Dixon & Co i4l Chiin''ers
Street. New York: WA K NJ, Ir % H. 2. Ch4mplln
Pufa.o: Gsyluri & Hammond, c. ). Mckenzie and Z
E. Churchill. Cievelan Ohio.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.
Sold in Warren, by WOODS Il PEW; 3rookh-id by
A.. CHEW: v'enpa. by R } STEWART "; Gr"rd,