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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
News and Items.

About p. IN. Of July 4th, fire broke
out in the rear of some stables near the
American House, on Spring str. MIL. and be-
fore it could be subdued consumed the
American House, two brick stores adjoin-
ing on the cast, the Spring street Methodist
Church, and a number of other buildings
making a total loss of 100000 OH which
there was probably over $4,000 Of insur-
ance The fine block OH the corner OF
Spring and West Water. first built by
Burclard, and Austin's block nearly oppo.
site, narrowly escaped destruction. The
papers are now making their urgent appeal
for the hundrcth time, that the common
council should purchase steam engines.
Both houses of Congress were organized
on the Fourth. Grow was elected Speaker
of the House. The credentials of Pome.
roy and Lane from Kansas, Browning from
Illinois, and McDougal from California were
presented. Pomcroy drew the long term
from Kansas. Ethcridge of Tenn, is
clerk of the House
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WISCONSIN MoNEY.--Thc Milwaukee &c
Free Democrat OF the Sd comes to us with
an able review of the history of banking,
in which it feailcssly condemns the fraud
practiced upon the people by the Wiscon.
sin bankers, who were patterns Of honesty
when in convention April 26th. Follow.
ing the article is a statement Of the circula
ton, securities, and value of securities
which we would republsh had we the
space this week to spare.
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On - The Chicago Tribune, while laud-
ing Mr.. Lincolr's patriotism, objects heart
lily to the FouR HUNDRED MILLIONS of dol
lars asked for. The Tribune insinuates
that Secretary Cameron is expecting to
make something out of this lavish expendi-
ture. The N. Y. Tribune says that Gamer
on can beat Floyd in robbing.
nc ,yo;t ~ -.." ".' f
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Those desiring this safest andeheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, a state institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. It is no lon.
ger IL matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted MS well in Wisconsin as in Connec.
ticut or amy other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
dented," 1--WE would cordially invite all our cti-
zens to call at the office, south west corner of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. :. 5. DAGGETr, Pres't
A.W. KELLOGG, Scc'y.
G. L. SCOTr. Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1860 VI.
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In ADVANCE. We go to press on Mon
day morning to get the Message before our
readers as soon as possible. This hurry
forces us to omit great many subjects pro-
per for this issue. Next week well have
paper what is paper.
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dance on the Canada, when the bell of the
steamer rang, and-it was too late to "stop
her." Had the Canada reached icrc earlier
in the day, (as we cxpectedD McGrcgor would
have been in condition to exhibit all the gent
ality toward our friends that the compliment
Of their visit to us merited.
Several features Of the day cannot be chron
iclcd. Geo. kidder's American Eagle was a
great curiosity. Several interesting "discus
sions with ists," lemonades and aids Of
a more serious cha aoated in profusion,
private orators held forth on questions not in
the bills, and the people generally retired with
the idea that the Union was saved. To the
West Union Band and the Prairie Artillery we
are particularly indebted. This article has
grown to length which surprises us, but moth.
ingis yet said about the dinner Four or five
hundred sat down to the first table; the viands
were got up in Durham's best style. After the
feast it was the intention to read the Thirteen
Regular toasts reported by the committee,
(Messrs. Stoncman, Noble and Richardson,)
but the outside excitement VAS so great that no
ordinary interest could hold the company. As
part Of the proceedings we present the toasts to
our readers.
LIST. The Day we celebrate. - o.
I'd. The Constitution of the United
states-The political Bible of the people.
May we read it by the light of &c.
3D.. The Soldiers # the Recolution-A
few Of these century plants still live. May
the last enc behold the Union ccmcnted
anew-with brotherly love if possible
blood when all else fails. ...-#
4th. The Army and Navy ofthe United
States. ....,.....
9Th. Gcorge Washington--lIis sacred
memory is ever first in the hearts of his
countrymen. ...
9th. July Iourth, l776--Cherished till
now by every American citizen.-. forgotten
to day by people of Ten States. May re-
turning reason restore the Union to their
aft ctions. s..
eth. Gen. Wmfeld Scott-The embodi-
mcnt Of American History.
9th. The President Of tue IT. S.-May
Wisdom be his counsellor in this time of
peril.
9th. The citizen solliery Of 1s61-Em
ulating the patriotism of the heroes of '76,
they rally to the defence Of tic only bunt
ing that floats in defence Of Constitutional
Freedom.
10th. .imerican Mstitutions the first
great experiment Of mans capacity for
s>lC government their duration through
out all time will make it the last.
18th. The Public Press-A Power of
the first necessity for the intellectual man
the best sentinel on the Watch-to Of
Liberty.
18th. The Cleryy--Armed with the
weapons of Faith sometimes with the
sword Of the Lord and Of Gideon.
18th. Womaa-Gods' last, best gift to
man--thc soul of society-the light of
Home. Her displeasure is our despair
her smile the incentive to every noble &C.
ton. May she never be out Of fashion,
At four o'clock, on the morning Of the 5th.
the dance broke up, and the festivities for the
political sabbath of 1861 were over. We
hope there will be many more such, and that
hereafter this holy day of Liberty may be
equally cherished by the people of all the
States.
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Miss Ricllings.

Miss Ktch3nSs.
The concert of Miss C.. and Mr. p.
Richings, on Saturday evening, at Mozart
Hall, was attended 10y large and highly
appreciative audience. 1t is so common in
the papers of the United States to CON-
mend this excellent lady and accomplished
artist, that we venture Oh no such ground.
Suffice it to say, that all who heard her
We're charmed with her. We never under
stood the beauty Of 'Hiawatha," until the
eloquent lips, fine intonation and most APP
propriat. gestures Of Miss Richings por-
trayed it to US. She is the best reader we
ever heard on any stage. Her singing and
playing arc unsurpassed.
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Card.

The members Of the "QUIxorIc LEsroH' return
their sincere thanks to the Editors Of the Times, Mr..
Amos Pearsall, Msssrs. Kurz Miller, and others for
their kindness in assisting them. The Company also
wish to express their admiration for OF their own
number who alas, proved fearful for his reputation
when the time for actual service arrived g.
QUIXOrlC LEGION.
MrGrepor July 9Th
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A DAMNING CHAKGE.--Prcnticc Of the
Louisville journal says ''the friends of
Gen. Price will no doubt be disgraced to
learn that he is to be tried by court mar
tia. 70, purgery.
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OuTsInE.-Read the outside of this pa
per carefully. Many articles intended for
the inside, are left over on account of the
Presidents Message. This document will
be read carefully by every man, and we
hasten to lay it before our readers.
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AN IMPORTANT AuxlLIARY.-O One of the
few men whose spirit Of accommodation
is only rivalled by the sincerity Of his patri
otism, is engaged in business next to the
Broad Axe hardware store On Main street
McGregor, and beneath sign whose in.
scription plainly bears the words, WILLIAM
Koss. On the morning Of the Fourth there
was hurrying to and fro of mounted
men before his establishment, and it was
Koss, here and Koss there, Koss every.
where, until saddles, martingals, brides
surcingles, etc, ETC., with trimmings were
all provided, and the eager applicants sent
Oh their way rcjoicing-the proprietor
working on that day more for the Fourth
Of July than for his purse! We are per
sonally conscious Of this fact, and return
acknowledgements.
We recommend our friends when ir
town, 10 call on him.
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Buy the News Z!

CHARLES o. PACKARD offers for sale all the
valuable Eastern. Chicago aud Milwaukee DAILIEs
the Ledger. Mercury. the various Magazines. &c q
subscriptions uttniued tor any paper or Magazine
IN the United states. Call next dor east OF Wool.
Ii croft kyaL's Grocery Stera for NEWS from all
quarters.
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s3}7 You have a right to unhorso your
enemy if you can, bat not by stealing his
horse
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ss~ CHATTERroN, Of the Lansing Mirror,
goes against Union ticket, in State or
county. The Republicans of his county
say he never failed to bolt party nomina-
ton. Perhaps he wouldn't know how to
play his regular hand unless his party met
in Convention and made ticket!
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sY~ By pair of bright eyes twinkling
beneath pretty hood, even smart feel
low may ba hoodwinked ~
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WAIT FOR THE WAGON!"
MIG REGOR LIVERY STABLE

On NAM Street, opposite Union EIOci
PEARSALL &c CHURCH, Proprtetors.
HASlNG on hand everything in ~A.=tsfR
J. the line of Carriages. Buggies, Xsshx .YSx{7AE
Slcishs, Caters, DC &c together with number OF
tItciasS Horses, respectfully solicit the patronage
OF the public promising to best endeavors to
give satisfaction.
Prices to suit the times.
PEARSALL g. CHURCH,.
NrTrcgor, OF. ger, 1889. lvl
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Politics.
Judge Williams is before the public in a
very sharp letter, by way Of reproach to
that Union Sentiment" or patriotism
which is commended by Hon. 4. Noble Of
his own party, and by many others of both
parties. The Judge is an excellent man in
private life, but a most unyielding man
politically. The prospect for racy discus
sion among the public men Of Clayton
county, is favorable.
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A Good show.

A Good show.
Sands Multiccral Circus and Iomohip-
pocal lIippodrome or h'amphitheatre, will
exhibit in this town on Wednesday, one
week from to-day. Everywhere this esta-
blishment has Travelled it has been found
to exceed its old reputation as an unsurpass.
cd exhibition. 1t is show which resorts
to no clap-trap to gull and draw in the
people; they offer in business way fine
entertainment in exchange for little pocket
change, and Their promises are always re-
deemed.
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Two Cutter Bars
One for Reaping, exclusively, and one for Moving
Read what Mr.. Clark says about the .sBuckeye,'
who bought the only one We had last
NATIONAL, Ciayt on county, Iowa, May 10, 1851.
Nessrs. Hayt f Baidick-- Gentlemea In reply to
your favor inqu;rins how | plea cd with the
Buckeye" Reaper and Mower purchased Of you last
season. take pleasure in saying that as Mower,
tlak it without an equal cutting my Grass to per-
lection, and ~
WITHOUT CLOGGING,
On ground that had cndea yored in vain to with
two other machines, McComc's'' before got yours.
1t RHaps as well as the best, aud as combined
machine, 1t Is superior to any that have seen.
The draft Is easy and cut all my harvest with one
pair OF light horses. II is just the machine have
long needed. Yours, &C., J. +. l.. CLARK.
Send for Circular and send in your orders early
ia YT Dc BURDICR, Agents,
McGregor, Iowa, May Is, lS6lm2
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Life Insurance.

McGregor, July 9th, 1S6
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ton before they entered the Union, neyerthe-
less dependent on and preparatory to coming
into the Union.
Unquestionably the States have powers and
rights reserved to them by the national consti.
tuition, but among these surely are not included
all conceivable powers, however mischievou'
or destructive, but at most such only as were
known in The world at the time Us govern
mental powers, and certainly power to destroy
the government itself had never been known
rs a governmental or as merely administra-
trive power. This relative matter of national
power and State rights is principle-is no
other than prtncipleof generality and locality
Whatever concerns the whole should be con-
fined to the whole general government; while
whatever concerns State should be left ex.
clusively to the State. This is all there is of
the rsinal principle about it. Whatever the
national constitution says in defining the
boundaries between the two, as applied to the
principle with exact accuracy, is not to be
questioned. We are all bound by that deini
ton without question.
What is now combatted is the position that
secession is consistent with the constitutions
lawful and peaceful. 1t is not contended that
there is any express law for it. and nothing
should ever be implied as law which leads to
unjust and absurd consequences. The nation
purchased with money the country out OF which
several of these States were formed. Is it
just that they should go off without leave, or
without refunding? The nation paid very
large sums-in the aggregate, believe nearly
800 600 ,000-to relieve Florida from from
the aboriginal tribes. Is it just that she should
now go off without consent. Or without any re-
turn? The nation is now in debt for applied
for the benefit OF these so,called seeding
States in common with the rest. Is it just
either that creditors shall go unpaid, Or the
remaining States pay the whole? A part Of
the present national debt was contracted to pay
the old debts of Texas. Is it just that she
shall leave and pay no part Of this herself?
Again, if one State may secede, 50 may
another, and when all shall have seeded, none
is left 10 pay the debts, Is this quite just TO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-27

WEST BEDFORD, Coshocten Co.. Nav IA, 1857.
Mr.. II. B. KINGsLEY. Sir =: have been selling the
medicines Of the GrahenbergC Company Tor the lastts
years. and have invariably 6und them to give good
satisfaction: and the pills 1 have sold to q good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
my trade they become a staple article. MarShalls
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine that has dore a grsat1
amount Of good in female diseases One lady l sold il
to told me she had received more benefit from one lot
tie than she did from a long course Of medical treat
ment b. the most skiliful physicians.
YOzrstruly, 6.T JAMES WILSON.
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP,
For the Cure of Diseases,

--
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and banks OF our own climate We give testins-k
mails below from persons who have used il, thus show.
ing what diseaSes il in Invariably cares. sEeh IS Fever
Shoulders, Back, Hips and Limbs. PalpisstioR efthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness OF the Head Gen n
eaI debility, Weakness. Hsrd breathing, Asthma,
and various other diseases
At Purihes the blood. is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses, Dropsy. rheumatism and Neuralgia
This medicine being a compound, works upon the
Liver, blood, kidneys aBdLungs ~disgorges the Liver.
frees the Stomach and bowels, removes eostiyenvss,
and Dispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure for a sOEel
disease, and can be taken with perfect safety. By old
or young. 1t may be relied upon as an eradicator CT
the human system Of all or most diseases, Of the
blOsd and II taken in time, a preventative from tax
ing other diseases. such as bilious, intermittent, y
phus and typhoid FeYers- r.--. AZ O.
: No diseases can exist where the blood is Esde pure.
One or two bottles per year will secure health TO any
family taken at any time to suit the patient. ~
In supsorto Of the shove We insert the following vol"
ultary certihSates. 90 y
mis- is to certify that I was afflicted with Dropsy
and female weaknesses for a numbe: Of years Ny 2
Musicians gave me up aud said that 1 was past re-
covsry. 1 then used DR.. Days DandeliOn syrrp,
gave Immediate relief, and AN now happy 10 be able 1
to say that l ana perfectly we'll. MAR NJ. MOORE.
This lie to certify that have afflicted with the Live
complaint, Asthma, pafpitation OF the heart, an
pains through the bsdy and limbs After dssparin eT
sfmedical aid. 1 happened to Re in Warren, and ne
DR.. Day and got a bottle Of DandeHOn Syrup, AID ia
a short time I was restored to perfect health
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington, Pa
I have used DR.. Days Syrup By which my lif was
and 1 am now a healthy man -.
?. WEAVER. Warren Ohio
This is to certify that 1 have used DR.. Days COM
pound, 1 am satisfied with its use. L g
Rev. NJ. E. Church.
For Sale by Woods & Pew and Smith. Strattsn y
Co, Warren Ohio.
Warren, Feb 18Th, is6s-
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UEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

II From ths " = UalIy Nens, IbditoraIJ
We desire to call attention to alstter from DIR. Joshua
Bridge, on Health Of American Women" in another
column He treats the subject in an able manner, ana J
his skill and medical judgment nay be relied upon
From the l5lbaHy EgsHing Express.
Marshall's Uterine Cathoiicon has proved to be fully
as valuable as il is claimed to be in many severe tests
made y medical gentlemen and others D.. Bridgeis
a re gular physician Of very fac attainmentS. a man o %
great judgment and discrimination, a judieiOus aEd
highly successful practitioner. in ali diSeaseg, espc
cialv those Of women and children.-
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BURIAL CASES.-A full assortment
ID of METALLIC BURIAL CASES just received.
These Cases being perfectly air-tigkt, very nj Cd re
snv offensive gas; and are well adapted to the preser-
vation aud transportation Of the body.
An assortment always on ham, Ordsrds fron I'D.
distance promptly attended to-
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren. o.. June 18th, 1853.
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mrs. RoRTNsoNs CERTIFICATE.

NEENON, lTumnuIT Co. Nay Isls TO 7"
This certi6es that 1 have been in very poor health
for wears. and found little or no relief after employing
a numter # physicians. Ny disease was ProldPsis
Uteri. / had been reduced by that and Flusr AIbus
RntiiI had become liberated to a considerable sxtent-
Nv the advice Of DR.. 6. W. Bushnell. 1 procured and
took six bottles Of Marshall's Uterine Cathslfcsn
which enabled me to atteudto my husband in his las
sickness until he died. which was about a year siness
1 have taken three bottles since his death. which has I
made ma ahIe to labor and support my family II three
children The CathOIicon has nearly restored ne to
health. II is the only thing that has uitigAted my suf-
fering. for which 1 zeal very grateful.
MARY Z ROBINSON. ae
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FROM PHYSICIANS.

Marshall's Uterine CatbolicOn will certainly ours all
the diseases for which it is recommended. In the worst
cases I have ever met with, Marshalls Uterine Cathol-
icon is q certain and safe remedy.
MARSHALL TERIN .l-
Is unhesitaungiy offered as a rrlishle remedy for all
those complaints to which every ws-lau is liable, and
which gradually aGectthe mind as we'll as the body. so
that to think, talk or work hecenes alike a source OF
suffering, If rot an impossibiliy. Among other eou- {
plants for which the CatholicOR is a remedy, is the
Falling Of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful MenstruatiOn. BiOating, I-uhammations and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention
or Ineontinance Of Urine. Heartburn. COstiveness,
Nervousness. Paintings, .PalPitations, Cramps. Dis
tu-bed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or sympathetic,
connected with the uterine organs. Il 40
Ladies who are troubled with any ofthe above synp-
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lung complaints, are
invited to address DR.. BRIDGE. with full csnhdeneo-
that they will find relief. Marshahs Uterine C1tnoh-~
con is not a quack medicine. but its ingredients hare
been made known to the Medical Colleges. and they
are at the service Of any respectable physician IN the
county
The Pr1ee Of JMarShalFs CferiHs Cathohe5H IS OHs
Dollar and a EaJ Per Single Bottle. s
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Pri,, IS cents per BOZ; Five boxes for s1.oo.

Woods 4 Pew. Hoyt & stratton, Warren;S 7. snule
Newton Falls; J. w. Jackson, JohnsonVille; B. B.
Peiton, Kinsman; Williams d ~squibble. Mesopota-
ers in Medicine,
foet. ,, IeGDl
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JOB

viii se done promptly, and every garment made is
il. fit and Raking.
]. GOLDSTEIN.
SEPT. &c, 1860.
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Elannfatturtrs.

sPEAR. EDvkRD SPAR. Ut. LUTHKR D. GRAIL.
EDWARD SPEAR & CO.,
t aRufaeturers and dealersin Lumber.
AVA Rough and Dressed. Doors. Blinds. Sash. Floor.
lag Siding, shingles and Lath, No. ] Canal Street.
Warren 0hi, June. s..
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NARY E ROBINSON.

For Sale by WOODS & Few. Warren; J. II. c.. JsHE-
soN. Hartford; EKsIGN s. SoULK. Newton Falls; y. e
( q JAcKsoS. Hubbard; g. CURTIS. Green; ii. BAR.
NAN. Kinsman; ANDRkws & BALDWIN, Fowler; +.
WoLcOrr. Pennington; and by Medicine Dealers gem
orally, throughout the State
II. Z. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. p
JuIv 6 Is5g-v. Agent for Ohio.
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July 6, ls59-y.
.INSMAN CARRIAGE FAGTORYldc
" RHavinp greatly increased

49, my fssHitiss for manufacturing.
NZ-by the addition of new buildings, =
steam engine an I machinery to my establishments 81
an prepared to furnish vehicles Of every description
OF the best quality, and at fair prices.
In elegance Of finish. quality Of materials and ex-
~eellenee Of workmanship, the Carriages shall not be
surpassed in the state
Painting. Training and Repairing, done at The
W. B. GORTON
r--- a. -
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OADDLES And HARNESS.

~ The frm Of PATCH < ALLISON. having bee.
dissolved, anathe bEsiRessdivided heuanafactnrinh
Of Harness. Saddles, &c, willhereafter be carried o.
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOIN FITE as a Clothing Store nearly opposite
the old stand OF Patch & Allison. The subscriber IL
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock ofalI kinds for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in his line. A good supply Of HARNESS SAD. LES,
&e., constantly on hand, which he will 30
happy, atalltimes, to exhibitto his old friends, and
new customers. Z, II. ALLISON.
Warren, APril23, 1885.
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W. r. HULL. Sheldon MEDBUKT.
FRANKLIN FOUNDRY.
M HULL & CO., Manufacturers
. ofInproved Steam Engines. Iron and Brass
founders and Aillwrights' Corner of South 4 Liberty
Streets, Warren, Ohio.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
BOOTS s SHOES.

A LEXANDER MCCONNELL Man
"a afactures Boots and Shoes to order. by the sin
gle pair or by the dozen: on Franklin Street Work
warranted to give sstisfactisn- Warren May Il, so