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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

The GREAT EAsTERS.-The London
Times of the 9th ult., says that there are
but slight probabilities of the sailing of the
Great Eastern on the 18th, the day an
nounced for her return to this country
Among other reasons to detain her, is the
taking on board 10000 tens of coal, which
cannot be done at much greater rate than
5000 tons per week. In addition to this.
owing to her screw shaft being ~ussupport-
cd by the sternpost, it has worn away some
inches of the bearings which must, even in
its present state, cause a great deal of vi
bration when the screw is in motion. and
would if let go further, materially shake
the vessel. Three also out of four leading
points of her screw have been Injured, it is
supposed, during the gale she encountered
in Holyhead harbor, when the lfated Roy
al Charter went down.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

The Elyria Democrat contains the fol-
lowing warning to those who taste the
maddening bowl, however temperately.-
All drunkards was once temperate drinkers.
To use Intoxicating liquors of any kind or
any quantity as a beverage, is frauqht with
danger to appetite. happiness and lie itself.
The Mr.. Stocking, whose sad end is record
ed in the first paragraph, was a generous
hearted man, and until overcome and de-
graded by strong drink a useful and respec-
ted citizen. When found dead his pocket
contained a bottle partly filed with wills
key, the bottle bearing the deceptive stump
on its side The Travellers Companion
IA rObber and assassin companion" to
him. The Democrat says:
Mr.. Samuel Stocking, an old resident
of Amherst, was returning on foot from the
County Fair at Elyria on Thursday night,
taking the Raiload track, and when about
four miles west, fell through a trostle
bridge; the next morning he was found
dead. The deceased was intoxicated wher
he left Elyria, and that accounts for his
death.
Dugald Mcintyre better known in
Elyria as Crazy Mac'-ended his life on
Thursday by taxing poison. In the morn
ing he was potsing bills on the Fair Grouds;
and returning home intoxicated, told his
little girl to bring him a bottle containing
corrosive sublimate, and pouring some out
told her to drink. Her mother forbade
her, saying it was poison, when he himself
dr. nix it, and soon died in great agony
No comment is needed, by those who are
familiar with his history Gu ing the past
eight years. When sober he was one Of
the kindest of men, and labored assiduous-
ly for the support of his wife and three little
children; but his constant habit of getting
drunk reduced them to proverty and made
him al outcast. The consciousness of his
degradation preyed u; on his mind constant
ly. and at times he would summon resolu-
ton enough to break away from the spell
which chained him to his cups, and for
he would remain sober. For the
past three weeks he has drank daily, and
has often tire tened to kill himself; and
on one or o occasions tried to induce his
wife to join him in poisoning his children,
and all die together.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
The Sufferers in Syria-Measures of
Relief

The Beirut correspondent of the Boston
Traveller writes, under date of September g..
Thousands have been clothed, and more
than ten thousand daily receive their food
from the hands of the American missiona-
ries, who constitute the distributing agency
of the committee. The hospital establish
ed from the funds of the committee has ac-
commodated as many as seventy-ive Of The
sick and dying, and has room for one hun
dred. Rev. Z. V. A. Van Dyck. of the
Syrian Mission, has nobly devoted his time,
his services as physician. and DR.. R. q.
Barclay, United States Vice Consul. as
surgeon to the hospital; and the soupkiteh-
en- is still dispensing to nursing mothers
and infirm iuvalids the savory and nutri-
,ti0us soups which infuse something like
health and yigOr into these dropping, starry
ing people. whose infants have been dying
daily in large numbers for the want of
proper food. But great as the mortality
among them has been, it would have been
far greater but for the timely relief afford
ed them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

"THE House AND GARDEN."-This is
the title of a new monthly journal just be-
ing started by Mr.. Thomas Brown, editor
aud proprietor of the Ohio Farmer. To
those who know Mr.. Brown, or who are
in the habit of reading the Ohio Farmer,
the fact that the "House aad Garden" is
to be under his management, is a sufficient
guarantee that both its mechanical and cd
itorial departments viii be of the best
Every family that has a house and garden
will be certain to reap far more value from
the monthly visits of this new friend, than
tenfOld its cost. which is only fifty cents per
year. To clergymen, teachers and physl-
clans it viii be furnished for 20 cents per
snnum.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

TIE ErFEcrA AT WAsHISGToS.-A Wash.
ington dispatch Of the It'll thus states how
the election returns from Pennsylvania
Ohio, and Indiana, affected the Democrats
and Bell men.
The great results which must flow from
the recent successes of the Republicans in
Pennsylvania and Ohio are exciting topic
of remark here. The Bell and Everett
men see nothing on which to hang a hope.
The Douglas faction of the Democracy are
completely paralyzed, and the Breckenridge
men are in dispair. Many of them con-
oede IincOln's election as certain, and
think it hardly worth while to make a fur
Their efort-Clers. Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
Personal.

Benz. D. Chesney, formerly of Warren,
was last week reelected Auditor of Lake
county.
WELLS A. HCTcHINs, formerly Of
Trumbnll County. and Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the 10th District Of
Ohio, was defeated by Trimble. Republic
can Hutchins got into bad company. hence
his bad luck.
E. HITCHCOCK, II. D., recently of Kins-
man, has located in Mecca, where be viii
practise Medicine.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

THE LATEST SoHEME-The last des-
perste resort of the Anti Republican fac
tons, it is now understood, will be to at
tempt to throw every Southern electoral
vote 1907 for BREcKINRIEGE and LANE.
aud to add the t~hirty-fve votes of New
York to the same column by aid of the Bell
Douglas party of the State. This affords
s:iinJfnite pleasure to JAMES BUoHANAN.-
The former part of the arrangement may
succeed, but New York is SURE for LIN
coLs,in any eyent-Gfn Gazette.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
C. II. Clay,s Personal Experience.

Si1y -0PS-AOASS
C. NJ. Clay said in a speech a few days
since in Illinois:
l was born in old Kentucky; l was one
Of the pioneers of Kentucky-the son Of
one of the men who formed the first Consiti-
tuition of Kentucky-the son of the man,
Green Clay. who. asa representative of the
third district of Kentucky. in the Virginia
Convention, signed the Constitution of the
United States in 1883. Born under the
shield and parentage of both these Consti-
%tutions, 1 offered to discuss this question
of slavery right where it existed. What
then did they say? Look at the hypoc-
risy of this slave Democracy! They said:
why, Clay, if you think slavery is such
an internal thing. why don't you liberate
your slaves? Prevc your faith by your
works" l thought there was q great deal
of force in that argument, and although 1
was not very conscientious about the mat
ter. yet, seeing that | was drifting in that
direction, and willing to 90 with the tide in
favor of freedom which was go strong, l did
iberate my slavcs-eyery one l held on
earth applause and cries of good"
''amen.' No man now calls me master-nor
either, unless she does it through
affection. (Great enthusiasm for Clay.)
Then when l went IT TO advocate the
same principle, what did they say? They
turned on me: why, Clay, what have you
tie do with this question of slavery? 1t
is none of your business; you don't "
any slaves" Loud laughter and cheers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
Western Reserve Collegs

The fall term of this I=stitution open:
with more than usual signs of prosperity,
the freshman class numbering twenty sew
en-. With the well known instructors,
Hitchcock and Seymour, and the new and
popular PROFESSOR, Carol Cutler, the Col.
lege is bound to increase in numbers and
prosperity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

NIAGARA IS PASSING AwAY.-The Falls
recede, at present. We are told, at some
thing less than a foot in a year. Geology
is able to predict that when a recession of
a mile has talen place-some five or six
thousand years hence-the hight of the Fall
will be redu ed by score of feet Ten thOus-
and years more, when the Fall shall have
worn its way four miles further back, all
that constitutes Niagara will have disap-
peared, and the whole descent Will be ac-
complished bya series of rapids like those
near the whirlpool.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
PROCLAMATION.

J. A.. B. Lyman. Sheriff Of Trumhull county,
Ohio, DO hereby notify the qualh 4 Electors Of said
county. to assemble in their respective tOSnships. At
the usual places of holding Elections. on Tuesday,
being the 9th day OF November A D. leo and then
AMI there, to proceed as th= law directs, 10 elect TWen-
ty-three Electors OF president and Vice President Of
the United States. in pursuaHce Of the Constitution
ana Laws Of the United States and Of the ~tase ofOhio.
OWEN under my hand. at the court house in Warren
his 10Th day October lS6a. A B. LYMAN, Sherih.
Sheriff 0lee. Warren. Oct. u, '6n. 3w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
marriaQes.

On the eve of the llth inst, by Rev. James
Marvin, Mr.. r. W. DUNCAN and Miss LAU.
RA L. JONES, both of Lordstown.
August 10th, 1860, by Rev. A. N. Blaekford,
Mr.. JOHN H. SANDERSON of Youngstown
Ohio, to Miss MATTE NJ. CHANDLER Of
Weathersfeld, Ohio.
In Mesopotamia, on the 18th inst, by
James Anderson. Esq, Mr.. ROBERT SEALY.
of Mesopotamia to Miss MARY S. WINTER
of Bloomfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
Speaking of the Republican triumph IN

Pennsylvania, the Tribune says:
Boys, we've got 'eml Pennsylvania has
done it! They may fuse and confuse to
their hearts content, Withdrawing all their
spawned candidates. and running Fusion
for President with Dry Goods for Vice.
but the deed is done. As the colored gen
tleman remarked about the expiring quad
ruped, There's no use in doing anything
about that boss his eyes is sot."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
INFANTILE

We would reqnes particular attention to the adver-
tisem=Lt OF Messrs. CHCRCH 81 BUFoSr, addressed 10
Moth. rs" The lNFASrILE COHDIAL Of Dr.. EAIoN is
4 nediUiLe Of great CELEBRITY, and the standing o. its
manufacturers will he a ~suiicient guarantee ofthe care
tsSen in its preparation. aud its Huyarying psrsty.-
The BLOOD FnnD"is for a class Of diseases unTYrtu-
naJely very prevalent IN this vicinity. and its hign
re uIatiOn saOaid ensure a ready sle.-WiHimGHfie
(CSHH) J0HrHaF. TFSee advertisement.
For sale ny WOODS & Pew.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

HONEST OLD ABE ANDTHE NEws.-The
Chicago Tribune says; 1--WE hear from
Springfield that Mr.. Lincoln receives the
nows of Tuesdays work with that equa-
nimity that marks the man in all emergen-
cies. Yesterday morning he received his
friends as usual, and no one unaware ofhis
position, would have suspected from his de-
pertinent or conversation hat the contest
had more than a transient interest to him.
He bears himself calamity and we'll"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Henry Hamilton

Benjamin Penn. Jr. By sirta. q an Exse9-
tisn issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Tran
Gull county, TO me directed 1 have ieviei upon ana
shan Oder for sale At Public auction at the door Of
the court house in Warren 10 saif county. on
Saturday the l7h day Of NOCember, 1850,
at one o clock. P. NJ, ofslId day the following de-
scribed real estate. situate IN Hartford in said cOun
~ and bounded rs follows: Beginning at the south
west corner OF a lot o. land purchased b. Benjamin
Fenn OF Darius woodfoTd, then soaih along the east
line boundary line Of the north an 4 south centre road
seven rods, then east parallel with the line Of the lot
thirteen rods and one third Of a rod, then north sew
en- rods. then vest thirteen rods and one third Ofa
rod, to the place OF beginning, containing min ~
three and one bali rods OF land, more OF less AP-
praised at $4,000. A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Shsrid's Office, Warren. Oct. Il, 1850, 5w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

Two UNITED STATES SENATOR'S GAINED.
by the elections of Thursday last, in Penn
sylyania and Indiana, we gain a Republi-
can Legislature in each of those States,
whose duty it will be to elect Senators
to succeed Senator's Fitch and Bigler.-
Two good and true Republicans will of
course be chosen to succeed them. The
process of r~edeeming the Senate goes on
slowly but surcly.-O. s.. Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
IN The line of DOMESTIC COZ
PROCLAMATION.

L /. WILLIAM ~DENNISON, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio. do hereby notify the ~qualihst Electors
ofthe state Of Ohio to assemble in their respective
T wnships AMI Wards. at the usual places Ofhoidfng
Elections. on Tuesday, being the sixth day Of Novem-
bsr,A ID Is60.and then and rsere to proceed. as the Law
directs, 10 elect 'wenty-three Electors Of Presidents and
Vice President Of the United STATES. in pursuance OF
the Constitution and Laws Of the United states, and
Of this state.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great Seal ofthe State Of Ohio
TO he affixed. at COLUMBUS, this seventeenth day Or
September. in the Year Of our lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty, and Of the Independence
OF the Uuited States the Eighty Fifth. By the Gov
! eruor, WILLIAM DENNISON.
A. P. RUSSELL, Secretary ofOhio.
lost. ;, 1860. 5w.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
9eatbs.

In Braceville Sept. 18th, of putrid sore
throat, SUSAN ANNETTE aged 6 years
Sept. 26th EMORY OSOER, aged . years
On the sth inst, ELVA ADELINE, aged 4
years, children of Erastus 7. and Ellen Lane.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

nR. BURROUGHS. having found
II that his Dental Rooms, ever SEith d MeCombs
Store vera entirely too 10. for his further confirm
north Of the Public Square. in rooms formerly Oeeu-
pied by DR.. Townsend. and is again ready to continue
the Dental business in all its branches. as heretofore.
Warren, May G, 80. JIG. BURROUGHS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

coSeREsstoEAb DIsTRicTs.
LIST. Benjamin EgglcstOn.
%. William N. Dickson,
ID Frank MeWhinney,
4th. John Riley Knox.
9th Desden ". H. Howard
9Th. John N. Kellum.
Eth. Nelson Rush.
18th. Abraham Thomson.
9th. John F. Hinkle.
10th. Hezekiah S. Bundy.
18th. Daniel D. Stewart.
18th. Richard P. L. Baber,
l3tA. John Beatty.
18th. Willard SlOcum.
18th. Joseph Ankeny.
18th. Edward Ball.
18th. John A. Davenport.
18th. William h. Upham.
18th. Samuel B. Philbrick.
goth. George W. Brooke.
3lst Norman K. Mackenzie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
9s1 embellishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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MEN WHO HAVE RISEN: A Book
W for Boys. WOMEN OF WORTH: A Book for
Girls, at ADAMS BOOKS FORE

I'VE BEEN THINKING or the Sc
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This set Of books all by A. y. Ron. are the most
practical works. while they are the mat interesting
Tor a fam ily, Of any before the public. just reed Al
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

The delegation stands Is Republicans
to Z Democratic, with the 18th district still
to be heard from-the probabilities favor
ing Aliens DEM rc-electiOn-O. S.
6g7nGL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
-. DAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners OF TrLmbnli -ounty
attheir next regular Session % vacate taat portion OF
the road on the township lima between Mecca aud
Johnston. beginning IN the centre roal near widow
until IL interseets The diagonal rolI lealing from
Johnston to Warren.
Mecca, o., Oct. Il, leo, As,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
COAL!COALu COAL

1 LII Persons who are in want Of the
I above desirable article will please bear in wind
that We are selling the best quality Of INiasral RIDGE
Goals Al Si.a5 per ton at our mines on Mineral Ridge.
~ miles south Of Niles. Having recently erected a
shute expressly for loading wagons (which dIsp~n ses
with the labor Of shoveiing) we therefore oGer induce
ments 70 buyers which for quality Of coa,l price and
convenience can not be surpassed. Our coal only
needs q test 10 be appreciated Please give US a call.
NORRIS & PRICE.
Mineral Ridge, Ohio, Oct =, 90, 4w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL
OF MINE

FoR rsKsIDESTSAL ELEcrORs Fok THE SARA AZ E,EsE.
FREDERICK HASSAUREk. or Hamilton.
JOSEPH u. ROOT, vf Erie.
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sJ9See Advertisement of DR.. Sanford
Liver InvigOtator, in another column.

~ SCHOOL TEACHERS There will he spesial ex.
= minations Of school Teachers on Friday. Oct 2ith
Nov. oh and % ani Dec. It'll. 1860, at the Court
House. Persons who desire to apply for Certificates
to teach winter SCHOOLS can attend some one OF the a
foresaid organizations. Private examinations can
not he mad, AMI no more public examinations will ne
he'll until next spring. The examinations commence
each Gay AZ 90 q clock A. ~.
lpct. ~, I-60l ADAMS.
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Denial Notice.

1000 Bolts New Wall Papers and For
- dsrs: Transparent WindoE sha les. for sala By
rOct 3 SGOl WV. PORTER
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LIFE BEFORE HIM

LII VI ALlA4AkAO-AA LII lie
Book Ot singular OTIgIuat1y and
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vivid; its characters are such living flesh and-Dl0od
creations As 20 tit before yea. not ike unsuostantial
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toLe and temper Of the book is hearty and delightful,
AMI The views OF life the most pleasant anu rntranc-
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OF his story to address the reader, ami than his humOr
flashes; he is iancifai, brisk. and fascinating" Price
Sl,UO. At ADAMS ~BOJKSIuRE.
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THE ARTIST and TRAnESMAN,s

THE ARTIST and TRADESMAN'S
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Is OF the Arts Instructions for working knamel'
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or. Tortoise shell, Marble. snd Art OF Staining Wood
and Metal; limitations Of Fancy Woods, Granite, Pre-
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ing, Carriage Painting, etc with everything relating
70 the Fine Arts. siEplIhed. Ons I2no- vol, cloth,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

WIFI SIOIIOu gains INT HoPUU4IOaH
cause has made in the last four years, these
figures viii show:
In 1856 there was an Anti Republican
majority in Indiana of 1861, and in
Pennsylvania of I65,3I0. On Tuesday
of last week. Indiana gave a Republican
majority of $1,000, being a gain of $1,000;
and Pennsylvania a Republican majority of
$500, a gain of 100000. In Ohio, Ere
mont was in a minority by ll,498. Now
there is = Republican majority against De-
mocracy and fusion, of $4,000, and a ma
jOrity against Democracy INFUSED, of 90
600, a Republican gain Of $4,000 to 3D.
900. The gains in the three States then,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. Halls New Build
ing State St. PRICE 37H CENTS PER BOTTLE;
and Sold by Agents generally Sold in Warren BY
Woods q Pew and Foyt & stratton.
loet5, 1859, 6ml .-1 ~ -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

WOOL HOODSl- Zephyr, Opera
and Skating Hoods. also, Zephyr Horstsds.
Ladies Skating Caters. Nutias. &c &c.
Warren Dry Goods Store.
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4 SPEN COURT: A Tale of Our Own
SINGER'S COMPANION-

Il Containing a Collection Of Two Hundred Popu-
lar Songs. Duet, Glees. Catches. etc, with Music,
arranged for ths VOICE. FIute, Violin and Piano. IL
lustrated. iZmO., cloth, SI,O0. at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Also a large assortment of Toys for sale by
IOct- }. l-6Ol ". ". PORTER.
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Tharn is Death in the cunr

To.al............ s7O5 l55- 37O4
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.Weerscysasss,e Pipes.
Diseases Of the 1nroas and Ess,,gs


Dr. c. P. CRANES system Of treating all diseases of tbe
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Electro and
Medical yapors in connection with Constitutional Remedies is
now well known 10 be the only reliable rational PROCESS
NEVER FAILING OF EFFECTING A CURE,
Even in those extreme and desperate cases. which bid defiance
10 the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr. C has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for The treatment and Of all Chronic Disease by
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEoTRo-CHEMioAI. BATHS
From three 10 five applications win
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM
And alleviate all those malaes which from the pres
ence Of
MERCURY, LEAD ANTHONY.
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. ETC
Office and Residence late No la6 No. I3 ST. JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and ST. Charles streets
nle 2pMoWesat&Yd
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,. ID. z0aaaser0n 5 Co,

NO. I34 CANAL STREET,
Offer to the public choice of all Now Styles Of
VELVET, WILTON AND BRUSSELS CARPETING IN
PERIAL TH2EE-PHY AND INGRAM CARPETING,
together with RUGS BABES, DOOR MATS etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
fseto "a feet wide Of the bsst and medium qualities
CURTAIN MATERIAL
BocaeIe. SILK Woodland worsted Damask Fringes Gimps
Cords, Tassels e,c all qualities Embroidered Lace and
Muslin Curtains from s. to SIS per pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
We have the largest stock be found to select from Of all
sizes aud patterns No establishment country can
offer better Competing Curtain Material than
we have open for the inspection of housskeepers
n26 2p6t