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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-19
Frederick GTriax,
.OWARD ASSOCIATION, Phila

o W ASSOCIATION, Phila-
III dsIphia-for the Relief a. the Sick end Die
frr-.ns. a5icisd rik IiTs{saf and Chronic Diseases
81 le Seraai Organs.
Medicol Advice sivea Gratis By the Acting Sur
gcOr.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMAT0RRHGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. anu ether Diseases Of the
Sexual Organs. and on fhc NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed IN the Dispensary. sent in sealed letter envel-
Opfs nee Of charge. address
DE- J. SkILIIS H0UGHTON.
Howard Association.
Nov 10 61-ff
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DIS. W0RTMiN { SHANNON
",rnrN w Gi!Ia1ssjRRIrL HOuSE

Ill be In
"ARREN, GASKIEL HOUSE,
w on Thursday, jan. "a; ssaia ae ss, sia
attention Of the afflicted to1hc fact that they nass
been visiting Warren regularly every mohln a as
nearly two years, thus showing that Insy I&
fear to come back where they have done business
farther, they expect to visit regularly Tor the he1s
i've years TO come. They have made enronlc us
eases their study and have treated them sfm9SI !
~clusively for a number Of years and claim Tar oeucf
success than could reasonably b. expected rOh
LOCAL PHYSICIANS They now have \ large
number of cases in this and the adjoining counties.
many Of whom had poetore,l for years 10 no effect
who they have successfully cured, many OF WHOM
are well known IN tnis community. Drs. Workman
& shannon will both be around together this trip
and especially invite the afflicted 10 call.
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Do you rise with a coated tongue, MORNINGS. with
taste in the mouth and poor appetite for break
fsstg 10 wa feel when YOU hrst get mp 80 weak
aud languiI you can scarcely get abo1tt DC you
have 4 dizziness in the bead at umes ana oiten
duilness. with heaiaehc occasionally AIs your
bowels c~ostire and irregular and appeute enahse,,
able? Do you ref M wind hom inc Eylnaen. Gnu
do you bloat up often? Do you teeIa mines nc
eating and n gonenes: When the stomach - empty
Do you have heart burn OccasiOnally- boyou tsrt
l0w spirited and look on the lark siqe OF uIhSs.
Are you not unusually nervous at unies!, ~ you
not become restless and often lay until nlidhlsnt -
fore you can go to sleep? And then, at times don
yO1 feel dull and sleepy most Of the ttmeE Is your
Kin dry ard sraly? also sallow? In short Is not
your life a burther. full CT forebodingsP Now, these
are the symptoms generally present. but not always
All OF them. and there Er- thousands VINO are SureT-
ing daily from them. snd We pledge ourselves IN
from thrcc.to FIVE prescriptions. TO drive them al
ae.y sud- completely euro TIE patient, ebanglng
their whole physical and mental nature, ana lnes
make life 4 Blessing IN plsce Of a o1Ftnen- nsEA
rhose who have tried until tired and DISCOURAGED 70
give Is one fair trial and NC eandidiy can 20 JusS
what l. above act forth. Try two PrcScrlP1ons an"
We Fan in that time satisfy the most meIeduiout
We cal eSpe-isl attention 70 our almost lnXSluaotS
trrs--,-,f (, lie abovr diseases. "pfOrc oAhth1s-
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Sotura,x tne 15th day OF March. IS6a,

at l o'clock P. ". the following described property
10 wit: lots 80. - and 4. IN block 81 in tie lHis<e
Of Newton Falls. With Il dwellins-house thereon
erected. and bounded on the south by JAY street,
west By the Presbyterian Church. on the north by
property owned hy II. 4. Dubois, and Oh the east ~
Nj. -SEilly. Appraised ut $40. Terms cash.
JIG. BUTLER. Sheriff.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

TRIMS o. SUBSCRIPTION.
One Dohdr Gsd FVfV GAts, "a adcunce: Tro Dol
GsrA, pagsenf Is as wade IN adcaAee. No pa
ser oiseontnued until all arrearzses are paid ex-
sept It the option of the publishers.
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Cleveland & Mahoning r. R.
CTONE PUMP WATER PIPE and

y STONE WARE MANDATORY. The sub
scribers, having enlarged their Factory, adding new
machinery, buildings and kiln, are now prepared to
manuiaetnreto order All KINDS o. stone Pumps. Pipe,
on hand. We invite the attention Of old customers
and will be happy TO see many new ones. Orders
solicited, and when received will have prompt at
tentiOn. HAYMAkEk.
Warren. O. Sent. s. 1880.
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'H." ,ul in plain 4 .n IT 'hc enemy without
'' '''' u'iN dNi""I ly them. \ t1ct
..,, i ~" ''., ~ ''S''"'' ''' u'''n ~ II
rtItuuA-'lc rn.c. of the rclcla
~ WORKING Port, is detailed lr nglIt duty:
WI. WI "',''H' ''"hS on 'hsir Lacks AMI shovcls
IN, .j.,,,t .,...,,,i ,''' n'l ltN,'d -
line ot excavation the ,i,-l, lantern. arc .,f,r,I
t' thc rear the mu.h,t. are cir,fully lad
'i,',l,, Wv, ,',' NE '1 I"h, AMI each man
h,r; mot one .u,J ,i,L. ,,,,,,,', 'n ~ y,
man first dig, a hole large enough ,o cover him.
''l' n' '.'' turn aul di'. to lis rieht-hmi
',..I I,t.,'...,," ,.," '',' "",N VI" l.n- ana wide"'
r,i COME. a. the ,,,,i, o'.I''."., , ' -.
lr, often iltul, heard. whii no uui,c from, o,,r
9'" ''.i"fns 'lr -'ilu's> ave tie dull t,ttlo of
-, ic" r',.iy.i ~ i',,,W '" ,V i'
... ..ii,lrt, ,,,,,t, ...,., t.'.,..,' E ''
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THE New York CIV Press,

The TINES draws "a comparison between the
operations oi Washington ani NJ clyllln before
Yorktown, AMI chow, that the inscusatc carlinss
Of the enrmic, Of the Commander Of the Army
Of the Potomac, rs il were, rebound on tie
Father Of hs Country.
Siscc the adjournment Of the Legislature this
journal Is fortunate In rcc"i'n i iiiorlaI cores
l'n'on'cir"m before l"rhto"n're' from m'''
I.I'"r MI '!w'Al, "'n'h l. OF mote th'h
u-upl importance ami '"'ue' Nj Raymond j.,
uipu intimate terms with tAe h'ur.I in COME
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Tie Dr-crilon or Capture OF Colonel
trorkrr aud 1IaiOr Cassidy.

The Dr-crtlon or Capture Of Colonel
trockrr aud Major Cassidy.
We have before published an account Of this
affair. Cn,,il, was brother urthc pul her Of
th" Albany AriAs& Aror1. It's the general
IMPRESSION in camp that these officers deserted
to the enemy, AMI it's reported that they were
seen To- advance To the enemy $ lines, anl raise a
white handkerchief us signal. after which they
were received 10y thc rebels with lrcnlly greet
lni;s and loud hu11th'. The following are fur
thcr accounts OF the affair, which du not bear a
favorable tpcct for the parties whom they are
intended To Viniicato
The Albany ARur- snvsi
We are pcrm,cl To- mako an extract lllm a
letter oi l.icutcumi Colonel Butlcr, e., tie 9il,
,o his wife In Iii, city.
Day before $50 ,rrhy We hal a most uulortu-
naIo crcumtt tncc happen. Cu'oaI troch,r
and Major Cassidy wrrc huih taken prisoners hy
the rebels and are now doubtless NJ Richmond
Ihoy had been pitching the camp all day. nc
curiing To the army regulations, and IN the
evening, or rather about hal-pasi five O'clock.
went over to General rilmcrs an from thence
took stroll over 10 see the country They
passed th' line OF piclcts, which nrc ahow, one
hundred AMI iiity rods from ~ AMI IN minutes
were in the hands Of the rebels.
\ lllg of truce cam. over lat night, which
sam that they were well treated, hut they
wanted some clothes, aul other things The
papers will Ice full Of tho affair hy tomorrow,
with all sorts al variations. shah send n copy
ON nay report TO ten. Palmer toGov. MORGAN.
There il great excitement about II, aud two
or thrc" officers and privatcs have been arrested,
and urlcr- r,no down last night to have their
effect. scaled
\ lcitcrir from M,jir Cl.siIy, to his brother.
a"ui under th" ilu., Of truce. AMI forwarded hv
l,"u. Met tlrlm to secretary stanton, at Wash
n,,,an, has hou irmk,d hy thr latter srntlu-
man, To ito original destination. ltsNs:
ArWr. -, ce'r Farm, Va.
Cob tr and uysoli were walking out
this evening aboul q O'Clock, when unfortunate
ly 90 tl' mur late vicinity OF our camp, We
were captured hy the enemy picket. Wrarc
now in the qunrtcr- oi ten Ml.rui"r, uni will
probably TO forwarded 10 kiolnpud in n very
short time.
II appears toLculsurl 10 be- a prisoner and
caught ~ .u.hHWlv. wrote home thi, morn
my; but hal little ilcn that wouic,cr hc in
my present position. liut such is the fortune Of
war.
Ih. NJ, April 2l.--Wc lrpvcin few miu-
utcs for Richmnui. We are wll and must. II.
ptti'u'ly Hr We cu, nwait future events. II
my lc hut short time before we are cx hanged;
perhaps before the grand battle comcs oil AT
yorktown.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.


NEW lpKk, Friday MAY =.
IT," stock market resolved new imlusc tbis
n'rnius from Ito ncwa, and tie whole list ro-c
with great ocu' Is. The rurchhs,s o. the cash
took were very considerable hy the Shouts and
there wa le'' ii'Ioitiou auou, them 10 INT ,ei'
ucw lines. The ii,p Of nu tnmeuso inllution consc-
ucut upon 'au,r auip nee sncns to have p, scs,ed
buyers.
Atar tho board tho mntko, was very e, 'ug.
steamship rose t. iiG.. nul y, y Contra, Go s5 9.
Go,crnmcuts were a.s, better, regular SKIES selling
dg,a
Tic transactions in gold Wcrc large. aud ill.,, rate,
wcrc h,m n,e', prem.
The demand ior exchange was ala, better an
H." rptc, followed the rise m gold, scla.g At II.
ii1i.. rr"ncs, 6aioT
Toe exchanges Mt the C'ca,iut II ,us, today we've
$50 't22i balances, $i,gid1lG
The duties nt the roit vt p.ulrlo phia Gir AIui
were tJ22, 80, aif'in-t tlad,l ~ last ycar.
Tho hlipmcut1 of ilpur ami wheat from Chic,g.
AMI Milwaukee .inc, Jan. were much larscr than
v,t y"ar.
Tnc Amcricn a, Il,lif,v lrlngs ia,cs g. tho goth
oi Aprll Consois lad risen r9i There was little
ininI IN American stocks ami rtices vcrc lower.
Cotton ami brcldstuGs were both niin, AMI Ito lat
ter higher.
wanna u X. shows net tptoht'...........$i,a' $50 g.;
i'o"'''.''' '..'.......'..... l,dlb,uN'
There were i,oI2, 100 tons of coal delivered.
The inolcmoncy of tho weather has had altnc in
fucnco uron the dry go,l- trade this week. II &
the best Of the sptinS season ~ oyrr The trade
Ia, however n,tH' regular AZ uaItl. There urc
still blyor' Ia town fr,m al the wcriorn siate-,
ani '.uo lot, OF s'alt have followed tie march o.
the armies into Western Virginia, kcutu.ky AM
rcnncs'"c. The amount of general lu'in,s- don,
b. uHt i"sc' hp' ota s,tsflct.ry character. Tlc
auet,'us show Increased yi,ot. Al Mossn,. Dcuk-
ui Il lluuln'H sale tploy veil e,lla htuu.ht AL
advance ofeo,9o per cont. \ s.lr ~ rill.,ul aI.,
showed great competition clrl,l ol 90 triumiu..
was IN much irurul At ~ r,r tcut. over ur.
liu'ry rates; dark hluc, sl.25. black, s. rp
white, los lHr, Z Too pink, Slig IL, pdy,t.
"'lo imported = oils aro duIl, rut,unu'y B-t-h
cotton r'oi', which Will n.t hrr4 3 ,oet,
Tho Treasury Department will r,q .irc, J.ly i,t
about : oonono Ia slocr for iuterr,t., AL ncarl,
.1oonooo more Angus, 1T, Tor tho iutcrcst uu
! a.iu ult.r, ul az much uloro Tor the same
q" J",t O,t,her ist. Tho
Rate u specie ~ now
TilN' 'i '-l' h''i'7s slu'
Shows The nptcs are at par fnr specie, WITH ui
upward tendency. II Lii, therefore, been proposed
that the Scor,tary shall issue as many ~ H.
$40 notes tl,ut remain on hand. for a. much
specie as VIII Lee required b meet those rt,rcs,
payment Tuis, nn doubt, mllt bliu, III, rroar.
ury tuo r,qur.t sums, bat It woud ais.
,tnc demand tor tho spcc.c t. H.,
some oNt"ut au ou,r,u,u tat will t,ul
g. advance Tie src.,o AMI d,prc,s Ito u,t.i,
nevertheless II H.Drs I" lo thr l''t mol' iu which
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FtNN ssS,CtPN


DIOrNED fODN FROM Al, los
lNl, ,vn t.'s At. t... T.uut.. 81 it.
i.0p Hes straw Boruris. 30 tIt't
l,cou Childfeu's iitts. 90. & g. -.
6TII AVE. AND In ST
900 yar,i- Rich Ribbons, $, Zoe to 91..
p.Duo Ruchea and rahs, -. l2c, iSc TO 25c.
Cheap lot rura~o,s, hoc. 80, t. al
Auction l,' sin Umbrellas. G.. - g. l2s.
Auction lo, Cor~cts. &t-vorth ~ ~.
Gru AVE. AND 2SrII ST.
Auction 'ot Cl'.hric Collars. &. $. i!c t. 3Sc.
Auction itt | mon Iitkts. -. t., -, luc, i2c.
Hop skirt. very heap - t' 's'c.
Lake lot L,,e Goods from auction. cheap.
s.oup Linen R,som~, ioc, i2c, II g. 2oc.
Anrt Round Combs. very nice ONES.
H. It Pms, tail papers, ac. Needles. Jc.
2,Sp Pocket hooks, 10. IL. T. to -.
GIlI AVE. AND !~Tll ST.
ladies' II SO. s.. Io,, I2c. Cliilrcu'', 6 & lnc
Gents S'cks. e., - ~ tc 10
Gents Lise and six Glovc-, lnc to 2ac.
Ladies' kid UiuvUs, very beet. dac.
Ladies Iis'cG.uycs Gc. =, i.t T.. 10.
Bouucts- l.tlts sill Bouucts, &3to -
Buun,ts lined and trimmed. al-o hloached over.
CUsHMAN ~ BROOKS,
aroH .Sacsi3s 4tA Slnth ave. cor 2~ih st.
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SAVINGS I,ANKS
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK.

MARINER SAVINGS BANK,
w No. Third ave, corner Of 1th st.
open from TO daily, and on Monday, Wei.
nesday aud Saturday evenings from 10 O'clock
THOMAS Is, srlLLMAN, President.
spl' "a Isaac I. SMITH, Secretary.
REMONAl-TlIE ATLANTIC SAVINGS
~ Bank has removed 10 the building lately occu.
The Bank is open daily from 10 TO and from b 10
Pm, NJ. d, VAN PELr, President JOSEPH p.
VoVFSii, sosS, s.-s -.-...p
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DRESS.
Oh CENT HAIR pYE-BEsTINUsr

Oh GhMT HAIR DYE-BEsT IN Use
~ .Srs hsh s Columbian Hair Dye can be ha'd
u sr~nd ~ ~ Hudson st; az srtb ST, NV. A. ~
con: q. ~ sna solh - eib Eighth ave; 1876 Hudson
an and III liz % DisisSn 4; ssSSrsh ave; i Avsnuo >.
Court 81 COR Myrtle ava and Carl 81. and cornop oop
ssatiG NJ as Myrtls ,as :y so
Drugsi.ts sel.sr.ily.-Dspot 20 SOUTH sec'ns ~
HiuIamsburgh, between seeond and Third streeS'
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REMOVALS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I HAVE
this day removed my Pawubrokcr's business 10
GOD Eighth ave, but have made arrangements for 80
days with Mr.. o'MEARA, who continues the busi.
ness at the old stand T. redeem pl, ,dges with me
through him after the llth inst Mr., C. COHEN,
Pawnbroker, cor Broome and Columbia. New
York, May lst, lsJ2. my2 Gill
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DAWNBROKERS' NOTICE - FRIDEN-
L BERGs have removed their business from 2g3
East Broadway 10 the corner OF Bowery aud Grand
At, under the Oriental Bank, where al articles LEFT
can be redeemed or renewed. Business contnned
under the arm Of tbs eagle Ioaa Once" sp90 Is'
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NUMBER 030l.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

ATTENTlON-CORNS A CURED FOR ONE
cent each, y ut us ur BklGUs' CORN AND
ptNiON ALLENlATOR, safe and certsin cure
ior torus, buulons, stel AMI bst,rtd ieet sc,
" and 90 cents. Sent by msl. SD Ivy DrugSists.
Dr. j. BRIGGS. Chiroppiist, proprietor 2i2
Broadway, on osite ST Paurs CHURCH. my3 4'i.0
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SlUU,OOO-MoSNEY Loaned OUT
mortgage, in sums to suit also houses, lot. aui
farms, and all kinds of r,7l 'ate bought slI n,j
exchanged, at W II MlTtllELL's Real E.ta,
Office, II Cedar Il near B,laI INny. apS 2llo'l33
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VAICILs And JLwLLIN,


sol IRE " ! NNrTN,
ogWe"crS' ana Manufacturers N ~ Ensis' s'oi.ily
sNE.i Ware amt fine 10 uul J., alI,t .D.i lts,,.r..
"I tNt in'-t quality of W.T.. .,s a.l Diamonds,
which they are selling n 10 p,r ...t ..r. t.a..
tGal net cust. sOI.IpF u. tNI,v
lllY -IU'llG a. A.. r.''.', AZ ~
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A WEEKLY EDITION

: Tu- Ssw YorK srS, issuei ever Tuesday, IN
'rairers ior tie mail, TWO GENTS EACH 81 per 100.
rBscrn'-iovs-PAfDI IN ADVANCE.
Y,N ~ .sar ;jct'. TREE copies, year 81 %
10 'n tr ~ 20 Five copies, do 80 -
specimen nos gratis. Discount Of 20 pSp
''., rom ST.. rate, on each copy over i've.
ttas" tliu Ncw York sits, oniy fhfrrssn
~ yea, ,"ii oi tllo - to-. iirsBfy-sir csn,s.
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81 OO-coAL PER Ton OF 1000 i

Il. ~ We, screened; delivered 10 al pats ~
,c CITY, from yards l5l Eighth ave, and i95 Wet
-l'h IT, near itH ave. A. IiEAETr, spli 24,o'l3,
II OD-BEST RED ASH COAL, | AM
t'OO delivering a superior quality of red ash
40 40 U' Iar tn % 1000 lbs. large nut slc ilr
"a tt md r.u'ur, S3 35. E. q. CLARKE, D
West II. 81. near Broadway aply 24ac'lj2
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TIE HEROES OF PEACE
AND
T'EsE HEROES GF WAR

E. Anthony no SOL Broadway, New York,
is now Publishing in addition to other por-
traits, the celebrated collection known in Eu-
rope and America rs
Brddy'y National photographic Portrait Gallery,
in which is included Portraits of nearly all the
prominent men of America, not excepting JEFF
Davis, Gen Beauregard. Floyd, and host of
other confederatcs. Price of Portraits, SIS. 90
per dozen. Can be sent by mail.
Scenes of the War for the Union,
are published, card size. and in Stereocopc
form. Also,
Stereoscopic views of scenes in Paris, Lon
don, and in other parts of England and France
in Scotland, Ireland, Wales. Holland, Switzer-
land, Spain, on the Rnine. in Athens, Egypt
Turkey, the Holy Land, China, India, Cuba
&c &c, ad iRfniium.
Our Instantaneous Stereoscopic Views are
The Greatest Wonder of the Age
These are taken IN the fortieth part Of a second
and the rushing of water, the moving of leaves
or the march Of an army, does not in the least
affect the taking of these views. They arc
sold for 50 per dozen.
We have also on hand and manufacture the
largest assortment of Stereoscopes, Photo
graphic Albums, and Photographic Materials
in the United States, and perhaps in the world
Catalogues, containing lists Of all our Por-
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mail, on receipt of stamp.
E. ANTHONY, sol Broadway,
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IuE DAY sCHOOz. REaE

\ NEW SINGING BOOK FOR DAY
SCHOOLS, called the DAY SCHOOL BELL
is now ready Il contains about 200 pages
cf choice Songs, Rounds, Catches, Duets.
Tri,s, Quartetts. and Choruses, many ofthem
written expressly for this work, besides %
pages of tie Elements of Music. The Ele
mcnts are so easy and progressive that ordi-
nary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in inStruCIing even young scholars
to sing correctly and scientifically, while the
tunes and words embrace such Il variety OF
lively, attractive and soul stirring music and
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enced in inducing all beginners to 90 on with
zeal in acquiring skill in one of the most
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school life. In simplicity of its elements. in
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excellence and number of its songs, original
selected, and adapted, it claims by much to
excel all competitors. Ii will be found to be
the best book ever issued for ScminarieS,
Academies, ard Public Schools. \ few sam
pie pages of the Elem ?nts, Tunes and Songs
are given in IL cirenlar send and get one 1t
is compiled by HORACE WATERS. Author
Of Sabbath School Bells" Nos. / and 2
of which have had the enormous sale Of C5j.-
O00 in So mouths. Prices. paper covers, 20
cents, SD per 100; Bo"nd, 30 cents, $22 per
100 cloth bound, embossed gilt, 10 cents
$50 per 100 % copies furnished at the 100
price. Mailed Tree at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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HORACE WATERS PIANOS.

MELODEONS. ALEXANDRA ORGANS, AND
I. GILBERT 4 CO. s celebrated 1EOLIAE
PIANOS are the finest instruments for Parlors
and Churches now in use. A large assort-
ment can be seen at the new WareroomS, 48l
BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome
Streets, which will he sold at extremely low
prices PIANOS and MELODEONS from sun
dry makers new and second hand. to let, and
rent allowed if purchased, as per agreement.
Monthly payments received for the same.
Also, second hand Pianos and Melodeons at
great bargains, prices from S25 to Sl00.
Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds of
Music Merchandise at War prices.
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
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A milkman was awoke by wac in the
night with the announcement that his
hes COW was cho king. He Jumped up
to save the live Of his animal when, 10 !.
he found a turri in the mouth of his
pump
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out, said yes, alt hough my enemies,
cknowledged them fine soldiers, and
dreaded the contact with them. | looked
up at his next que dstion which was Now
Miss acknowledge lhe Yankee soldiers the
bravest fellows on earth" Then for the
first time saw h : was Yankee, and
all the pride and haughtlness of my ma
ton. were concent,i iated in the bow | made
when | replied, Il do sir most particu
Iarlv those of Buen Vista ano Bull Run
| hope Ed that on are not getting dis
couraged in our ca use, but in regard to
that | have no fea +. My PRAYER is that
under the guidande of a just God. that
victory may ver CT own our noble effnrts.
Remember me tb all friends and believe
me ever the same. MARY.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOX TIE EAFID CURE OF
COUGHS. COLDS, ,HOARSENfESS INFLU.
ENZA. BRONCHITIS, EgEOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPfENV CONNUMPTLON.
FOR THE RAPID CURE


and for the relief Of consmpve patients in advanced
stages OF the disease.
We need not speak to the public of its virtues
Throughout every town. aud almost every hamlet Of the
American States, its wonderful cures Of pulmonary
plants have made it already known. Nay, few the
families III any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Of its effects; and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy Of its victory the sulte and dan
gelos diseases of the throat and lungs While it is the
powerful antidUte yet known to for the forn
dAbe and dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary organs
is also the pesantest and safest remedy that be
poyeG for infants and Young persons Parents should
have it in against the Hsdlus enemy that steals
upon them unpreparcd. We have abundant grounds to
believe the CHERRY pECT0A more lives by the
sumptions il prevents than those it cures Keep by
You and your colds while they curabe neg
ect them until human skill master the neXornbls
cauker that fastened the vals eats yOnr life
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and "a
they know the of this remedy need not do
than them ii is still made the best 1t can
be- We spare cost, toll to produce II the
perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
1t the best agent which skill can furnish for their cure
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-29

The Government now uses for twine.
for postal purposes fax instead of cotton.
The material is S tronger and safer than
cotton Irvine. and hundred wards more
to the pound is pr pduced The railroads
are also using thin iron roofs Tor their
passenger cars ins dead of cotton. and bass
wood shaving inst Fad of cotton for their
hacking G:adud lly, if The war goes on.
King Cotton may have to take his place
behind the throne instead Of upon 1t, as
monarch of all ME surveys. Wool and
flax are fast gaining in the race for mas
terry.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-29

Men are gene tally like wagons; they
rattle podigiou,lY Wien there is nothing
in them