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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

Col. McReynolds and Major Y. G. Adams, OF
the First Now York cavalry, while at BeFryville,
engaged In an exciting race, the ColUnel's gray
horse Light Foot" against the Majors G-
Vorite charger. The cOlonel's horse was left
behind early in the start, and the msjor's won
the race by several yards. Major Adams, II
will be remembered, was the second Of Lieut..
Bartlett In the stedmAn "Dlamond Wedding -
affair, and is the author of several nOVels.--N.
Y. EOsHiHg Post. 90 ..H .H
The Pod Is considerably mistaken in the
above paragraph. 1t has cuTlously mixed up
Capt. +. c. Adams, "the author Of several
novels, )" who was a member of Gen. Frsnklln's
staff in the Peninsula campaign, with the
portly Major A. W. Adams Of the New York
cavalry. 1t was the latter who beat Colonel
McReynolds in running at Berryvllle. Capt.
+. c. Adams haS resided In Washington since
Gen. Franklin was relieved Of his command.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

To ADvERTIsERs.-We call the attention Of
business men to the classification Of advertAs-
Inents. we intend to keep business eye to this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

scott's 800, Gotiisb Goet4 7sd Penn, and RObt
Cllfer, 10th X, ,f XIII. 80. -.as
The following citizens were also confined there I:
John Morgan and Timothy o'Neal, selling liquor
TO soldisrs; Jno brown using profAne Language.
METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.- Precinct
No. 9,--Fred'k Byaton, assault a d battery, jail
for court John Baker, intONieAtiOni turned ever
10 military. r..u. ..... ...fr ..... ....... fu
Pyesinci No. 'S-Joseph Black, Geo. Williams,
Peter Donelly, and Kate Mcclure, drunkenness,
dismissed. VIM. II. Thomas, assault jail John
Heiss, dlsorderlyJ fined S2.4I. j. ... t.nr 80 "rr'
Precinef No. 4.-MarthA Jones, suspicious circum-
stances, dismissed. Joseph Akerl, like offence;
fined %. John Clark and James Lynch, drunk;
fned sI!7S each. Alfred Pollard, nuIsate &c; fined
- Emeline West, assault and battery turRed
over to military. u .-....... .....
Precinct No. 6.-Chas. whitloek and Chas. smith,
sleeping in strestj dismissed. George Hamilton,
violating corporation ordinance, nAed 25s. Jas.
W. BAKER and John Slate, diHorderyI lined 81 each,
Michael Alexander, lAroenyj dismiSsed. Thomas
Bush, receiving stolen goodsj further hearing
VIM, warren and J. c. Wells, dlsorderIy; fined
SI6s each. -...-. ,...r.. r.. ....ar ;. '...
Prsoinet Nc. 6.-JSmes Vineyard, grand larceny;
| security for court. Richard Blumer, creating a
nuisancej fined u. Edward harry and Francis
stevens, drunkenness and diSOrderlyi turned over
10 ml1tary. d M. .....t H... ~ a..
Preeihcf No. 7y-ChAs johnson and Geo Turner
larceny Of horses jail for further hearing Peter
Brady assault and battery bail to keep the peace
Michael Kennedy, profanityj fined sass Henry
RAidy and John COnnOfs, assault and battery; bail
| for court. Maria Moore, drunkenness and disOr
derlyj dismissed. VIM. Bel, VAgraroy; do. Elien
Nash and JOhsnnA o'Brien, drunkenness; tined
SI.6a. 'F"' ...
Preeind No. s.-WAlter HelilA, Geo, ]. Collins
James Jaeobus, and Henry G. Lemon, soldiers, at
tempt 10 rObj turned over to the military Petei
Herbuchen, selling liquor on slndayj fined s2O.6s
George Johnson, throwing Htonesi hoed sI.st
Geo. sewell, drnnki Work-houss for 90 days. VIM
BoArman, overchGrgingj dismissed. 10 NJ
Prscihef No. 9.-Peter meCOwley, John Hay, ant
Christian LeduS, disorderlyJ dismissed. John NJ
Thornton, selling liquor 70 soldlsrsp fined $40
Peter MccOwiey, laroenyijail for hearing,
PrteiHa No. io.-EdgAF spith, intoxieAtloD; de
liyered to the military, John I. CowlAB, larceny
Of wEtchI jail for court. Milton Turner, profan
ityi fined "a. chas. Robinson, diborderiyj fined 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

Seven of the ten prizes lately awarded at
Harvard College for reading in English, were
taken by young men who were fitted for college
at the Boston Latin school,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

rHE LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR IN THE NORTH.
-FOUR o'oI1ocIs. P.

ststss thpt The excitement in PenpSYlyapip has
subsIdsd, and that all Is qbiet along The lines Of
General Couch's grand army AZ Harrisburg,
Peace is restored in the Cumberland Valley, to
the Maryland line ,.I.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

CRIMINAL CouRT.-.JudOs FtG1er Prssiding.---
Yesterday Dols pros, was entered in the case Of
Wesley II. Mseker and Jno. R. Walker, charged
with larceny.
To-day Tom MIndheimer, Indicted for assault,
was acquitted } III
Jno. DolAn, charged with highway rSbbsry, was
tried, but the jury have mot rendered thel verdict
The case OF stephen Tally, indicted fot keeping
bawdy y-house, is on trial 1.rf "7HEEs
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
WAsHINGToN, ID. o
NOTICE

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEoRGETowN AT THIRTY GENTS PER
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

SEE FIRST PASE OF to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous para
rraphB,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

Aqua CREEK WORnmN.-ThIs afternoon,
about 2sl workmen were parAdIng through the
different streets, They have Just arrived from
AquiA Creek, where they were employed by the
Government to do work belonging 10 the Commits
sRry Department They left Aqua Creek on the
approach Of the rebels, and in the city waiting
for their pay. They seem exAspsFated at the delay
Of the Government in paying them OFF. Some OF
them, in referring to their paymASterS, used very
vehement and threatening language,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
ALES.
WILLIAM CLAGETT&CO.'S
wv CELEBRATED
..r. ,.... AoTTLED .r
&C. Xxx ALE,
s. B. b. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMILIES
INVALIDs,
STATE AND -
SANITARY

III FAMILIES,
INVALIDs,
STATE AMP q
.'. .... ASSOCIATIONS,
in Washington, D. c.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
s G5swsd icy; expressly for betting e sSnPete and
has been recommended for half a century by the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, RAA
SPRING, SUMNER, AND FALL
p. nr.a...' MEDICAL TONIC, 1laHu
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric Feyers
.....s .. 60, of the seasons. . n
y is approved BY surgeon General Hammond,
mac-DrB. Miller, Duhamei, Ee., 80, or the city OF
Washington, d. q. r.DG-.' '... ..a'.t % n
T9 ETsyyent fraud and imposition, the Ale and
% WIN. CLAGErT 4 co.
For sale, at uniform prices, by VI ''"-.
~ MARTIN CONNOLLY, 1tB Eighth street.
l. 3D.. GEO. r. SMITH 5lI Seventh street.
D. HART, l6l PelnaylVAniA avenue.
4. n BINNiNSEk i5tS'7a &C., 81 FsSa! FsS sS. s:'
C. J. NAGLE, 2ss Pennsy ivAnlA avenue.
Z. SPENGLER X CO, 2I5 Pa. avenue.
9SAFES KAT okFSEf 9 f "a S e; sSSSSs; D.
And at the head depot and sole agency,
wAsHINGT9N NOTHING asIABEisHMENT,
go street. betpeeH IOurfeenth aRd Iieslh streets,
(south Of Willards' Hotel)
%''AiihgSStS9, AgSSS., FlSRrLL, r {, Agent.
Family orders delivered al any part Of the city
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles,
je5-lm
UTILLIAM CLAGETT Zoos
" CELEBRATED a. ...
O. C.XX ALE and
d. B. Xxx PORTER, ...t-sl
IN BARRELS AND HALVES
For sale only by NJ CONNOLLY,
... AT. oRFUTT h CO., Georgetown, D. e.,
And at Washington Dottling Bstabllshment,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteehth Sts,.
WAshingtOh, D. {.
JNO. FARRELL,
Agent,
We are nowin daily receipt nom the Brewery
Of full supplies, In prime order, OF thiS gSuperior
Ale and Porter Delivered throughout the city
and guaranteed TO give satisfaction. Having but
three hOuFs' transit from the cool cellafB O1 the
brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and POIteF will
leb-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

e PRoFAMTT.-T This morning q citizen oi
Georgetown, named John Brown, was ordered tc
be arrested By Capt, Todd. He was ohargea with
uGIng the most prOIAns language towHrdsa prison
or IN Forrest Hall. He was sent 10 the Contra
GnArhhouaa. IL 49, - ------- = -------
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
General Grants Efforts to Reduce the
Stronghold.


A correspondent of the New York Tribune
writes as follows:
Gen. Sherman commands the right wing
Gen. MCPHERSON the centre, aud Gen. McCler.
nand the left. The enemyhs works are al many
points very close to ours, and sklrmishing Is
going on all the time, attended by an nconsid-
cradle number of casualties. Our batteries are
worked vigorously, and the enemy is being
slowly but surely dislodged, and driven from
point to point of the exceedingly Llly, Jagged
ground which Is the theatre Of action. On the
front our gunboats play away at the enemy's
batteries by day, and the mortar boats serenade
them with their hOarse music by night. Oc.
casionally the harassed rebels make abortlye
sallies, in small or large force, and we pick up
few prisoners on every such occasion.
General Grant has unquestiOnably under
taken 70 reduce the place by regular siege and
Investment. 1t is quite probable that he could,
by two or three days hard lighting, and by an
immense sacrifice Of life, take the place at any
time, But, prudent and humane general that
he Is, he will not resolve upon such course
until the eXlgency demands II. The enemy
undoubtedly undGrstand the overwhelming
ruin to their cause which will result from their
loss Of Vicksburg and may be expected to
strain every nerve, and make every VXertiUn to
relieve the beleaguered Pemberton. If these
efforts from the East should assume formidable
proportions, and General Grant is not perfectly
sure Of his ability to circumvent them, direct
assault may be ordered. Until things take
such turn as Is here supposed, we will proba-
bly, 20 on as we have begun. 1t Is very doubt.
full whether the rebels are provisiOned for long
siege; and, whether they are or not, VIC have
the means to subdue their obstinacy gradually.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DnsERTEAs.LTAo following desortions were
yesterday reported, and the desertstS were arrest
ed: VIM Underwoody s'h Pa. ReaeryesJ Andrew
Ford, IIith Pa, Nloholas German, nth Pa David
Hansy, Int Pa. Res Abraham Dablsr, 18th Pa
James Humyusl, t71d Pa; John sampson, sth Pa.
Res, John Barbin. Iloth Pa VIM. Groom, sth Pa.
Res, and Z. lHaTter, 10th Ohio. n will be seen
that the above desertions, with excsption, are
all Pennsylvania troops. ..aH aH HaI ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19
Later.

| Nothing of importance has transpired with
! in the last twenty-four hours. Friday our bat
teries attacked, and the enemy rarely replies.
| The rebels are believed to be erecting on inte-
rior line of works, falling back about one hum
| dred feet. The enemy's men are reported to
be killed and wounded daily by our sharp
shooters. "...
Our wounded are well cared for in field hos
pitals. General Osterhaus holds Black River
bridge without interruption. The prospects of
the siege look brighter and brighter, and no
fears are entertained for the result. .,
CHIcKAsAw BAYOU, June lO.-News from
the trout represents that our siege works are
being pushed close 10 the rebel lines in several
places, A collision Is considered imminent.
The army is in better spirits than at any previ-
Gus time. The rebels have made their appear
Ruce within four miles.
! HAINBs's BLUFF, June l2.-No general at
! tack from Gen. Johnston is expected for some
days. Firing is continued upon Ylcksburg
! from all sides. There are no further demon
strationS on the Louisiana side.
| POIST De SoTO, OPPOSITE VICKsBURG, June
| l0.-By the arrival of the ram Switzgrland,
Col. John A. Ellet, from the mouth Of the Red
river to-day, We have information Of the des-
truCuon of SimmspoTt, on the Atchafalaya, on
the 4th Instant.
i A Reconnaissance by the Switzerland on the
Sd discovered a battery of six field pieces and
a regiment Of infantry holding the shore The
witzerland engaged them, and was struck
seven times, one shot seyering the steampipe
The damage was repaired, and Capt. Walker
with the Lafayette and Pittsburg, silenced tn,
battery and burned the town and commissar,
stores.
The river Is now clear between Port Hudson
and Vicksburg.
HEADQ'Rs, WALNUT HILLS, VICRsBURG, Jun,
) L2-Evenlng.-The best information credlti
Gen. Loring at jackson with five thousant
rebels, Gen. Walker at Yazoo City with fv,
thousand, and Gen. Johnston at Canton will
lfleen thousand. These will be massed to at
tack Gen. Grants rear; but he holds all tn,
fords on Black river. which must he crossed b,
Gems. Johnston and Loring.
Rebel cavalry are continually scouting out
side of Gen. Grants lines.
Much sickness is said to prevail In Vlcks
, burg, and the citizens desire its capitulation
which Gen. PemburtOn absolutely refuses.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

ts9 Ice CREAM AND WATER IORs, wholesale
and retail Hotels, boarding retail stores
parties, fairs, excursions, and suffers furnished
the lowest prices Families supplied with the beat
cream and confectionery, and delivered 70 any part
of the city and Georgetown, at the Baltimore Con-
fectionery, sixth street between g and n.
my 28-im JAS. SHAFFIELD
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

CENTRAL aGuARDHousE. Following SOL
diers were this mornlng arrested and confined In
the Central GuArdhouse Geo. \. stigerwald, 1sd
OhioJ Barney Lyons, 18th U. S. Jho. Mahoney,
Clifer, tothN. X, a.r xii. ... -.a.
The following citizens were also confined there
John Morgan and Timothy o'Neal, selling liquor
to soldieraj Jno. Browni using profAne language.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUFe.-The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at GoVOrnment rates 10
All the principal points in the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply at TIN si
dee Of the "GreAt PennsylvAniA Roufe,9 northeast
corner pennIylyaniA avenue and sixth street, un.
'''A 4. o. NORTON,
auG o. a|l'.E." ...... -. N. -uI' Aren't,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

QUAcKERY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, ko., against en-
dangering their health by pAtroniEing any OF the
Advertising quAoks. You can fully recover by the
methods used BY the advertiser, and by hundr' ds
Of Others and In no other way. Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
velope bearing your address. Direct to ~
.. ~ T.-."'I HN EDWARD H. TRAVER,
Ap 8-dhw6m l.rE .. .. Lock Box, BoatOn. MA6E
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

u the CoNFEssIoNs AND EXPERIENCE or
AN INVALID. PnbliAhed for the benefit md AZ a
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature DecAg Of Man
oF SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himSeif AZ,
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quaekery. ...''f =
By enclosing poSt-pAid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author. 10 n
....Lya,,l,.. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-19

tI- AT THE RALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
nifh street. betwNn D and EeWeets, the public
serylces eneh sabbath are held atflta,lms and ~
b. m, Citizens and strangers arc Invited, 70 AZ
tend. Seats free. AAfNA ~ jeh-ft'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

Somebody wrote to the editor of the
Bucyrus Journal a letter of inquiry
as to billiards, TO whom the editor re-
piled as follows: ayes, sir, we can
tell you all about billiards. 1t is a
game consisting of two men in their
shirt %sleeys, punching balls about on
table and presenting the keeper of
the table with fifteen cents, or as is
commonly the case in this county,
telling him to mark it down. The
last mentioned custom has given
them the title ofbilliard markers. If
you have q decided genius for the
game, you will make a superior player
at the expense of about 500. Black
smiths, carpenters, etc, play it for
exercise. 1t was invented by a
shrewd saloon keeper, who was not
satisfied with the profit of whisFey,
and was too much opposed to temper
ance to water it."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

WHO WANTS A PLAcE.-A black
man called upon a clergyman in
Western New York, avowed himself
a fugitive slave, and asked for bread
and shelter which were freely accord
ed. Two or three persons being cog
INFANT of the fact, called to see the
runaway Niger when the following
interesting dialogue took place:
'S'pose you had plenty of hard
times down South, licking plenty?'
'No-never was whipped
Want? Well you had to work
most awful hard?'
My work was light?'
'1guess your clothes were moi very
nicer
j am well clothed, a good house
servant
Il reckon your victuals were not
uncommon finer
'As good as l desired
We'll. 1 should give it as my opinion
that you were u mighty big fool for
running away from such Il place as
that, just for the sake of Sinking
for yourself Gentlemen, my place
down South is vacant; any OF you
can have it by applying for it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

SWALLOWED A HoLE.-The Other
day Charlie, five years old, found one
of those curious bone-rimmed circles,
which L believe ladies have named
eyelets, and while playing in the gar
den swallowed it. The family were
in the house. busily engaged on works
of entomology, when Charlie ran in
with mouth wide open, and eyes dis
tended to their utmost capacity.
His mother caught him by the arm,
and trembling with that deep anxiety
which only a mother "a feel, inquir-
ed
What is the matter? What has
h%appened?' The urchln; all agape;
managed to articulate:-
"Water!!"
1t was brought him, when, after
drinking %copiously, he exclaimed
"Oh mother, | swallowed 4 hole!r'
'Swallowed 4 hole?"
eyes, mother, swallowed a hole
with a piece of ivory around it,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

You HAVE YOUR CHoIoE."-A
steamer burst her boiler a few years
since, and a gentlemun found, on
reaching the ground, that an iron bar
six feet long had gone in at his stom-
ach and projected from his back. A
surgeon informed him that if the bar
remained it would cause modification,
aud if it vas removed it would cause
him to bleed to death. Science has its
limits" remarked the doctor, "and
you have your choice"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

Muggins was passing down Fleet
Street one day with a friend, when
he observed a poor dog that had been
killed, lying in the gutter. Muggins
paused, and gazed intentiy at the de-
funct animal, and at last said:
"Here is another shipwreckl"
"Shipwreckl wherey!"
There's a bark that's lost forever"
His companion growled, and they
passed on.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

A Spaniard sent his son to the
University Of Salamanca, and told him
tostudy economy and to eat beef rather
than poultry. Or arriving the yong
gentleman asked the price of cows,
about twenty dollars"
"And patridgesy"
"Twenty-fve cnts."
al must live on patridges," said he;
they are DECIDEDLY the cheapest of the
two"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11
a Snake in the Glass.-A HomiIv
By JOHN C. SAKE

SA44lH
BYJoHE C. SAFE.
SSo on listen a while to me, my lad.
ZONE listen to me for a spelII
Lot that terrible drum
rsra moment be dumb
ror your uncle is going to tell
What befel
AJoutn who loved liquor too well.
And Si' With SsaStR man aDr wns he. my lad.
hre with brandy and wine
de began TO decline
Nu Oe1aYed ike a person possessed;
Inc temperance plan is the best.
Hne evening he went to a tavern. my lad,
ne went 10 q tavern one night.
and thinking too much
- rum, brandy and such,
I'M enap got exceedingly tight"
And was quite,
What your aunt would entitle a fright"
me fellow fell into a snoo1e, nv a d
us horrible dream he takes
Hetrembles with fear,
fnd acts very queer:
MY eyes! how he shiTers and shakes
When he wakes.
anu raves about horrid great snakesl
ms a warning to you and to me-, my lad,
n particular warning to all
Though no one can see
The viper but he
10 near the poor lunatic baWl,
How they crawl!
All over the door and the wall!"
Next morning he took to his bed, my lad.
Next morning he took TO his bed:
And he never got up,
To dine or to sup,
Though properly physieed and bled:
And / read
Next DAY the Door fellow uasdaod
You've heard of thesnake in the gras.
OF the viper concealed in the grass;
put now you must know,
n'sdeadlieSt foe
Is snake Of a different class.
Alasi
lis the viper that Turks in the glass.
warning to you and to me-, my lad,
very imperative call
VI liquor keep clear;
Don't drink even beer,
Ii you'd shun all occasion to fall,
If at all,
Pray take 1t uncommonly small.
And if you are partial to snakes, NY lad,
"a passion / think very lowO
DO not enter 10 see EN-,
The DsciPs Museum!
lis very much better to go
THAT'S SOD
And visit q regular show.
Y. Ledger.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

Enumeration of mixed varie-
ties of goods on hand and for
salea t BARNuM's Hardware Sales
Rooms at Warren, Ohio. N. B.
JAMES G.. BRooKs would be hap
py to see his old and new friends
he can sell them goods at rates
ruling far below former prices.
BE sure and call on him at Bar
NUNS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

The celebrated portrait painter.
Stuart, once met a lady in the streets
in Boston, who saluted him with
sOh, Mr., Stuart, l have jvst seen
your miniature, and l kissed it be-
cause it was so much like you"
"And did it kiss you in ~return?'
why, no." "Then," said Stuart
twas not like me"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

This snow-storm the boys regard
as a joke" said one to DR.. S-,during
a late storm. "Yes," replied the doc
tor, sand it is a joke that any one
can see the DRIFT of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11


PocEet K Rhi Sr Sne' two Ut thfss and four blades.
TH. sifst chainTstraisht and twisted.
Wen
Iron Pumps. Rope and Cords.
'f fa%Eis 5 hsESs1, eoSas; right.
Sd fIOPs53Tsilors' Goose.
s R@@Stt 8 ss * no l auA'i'''
House Cleaning wants, such a. Carpet TAe.s. TacE
GOOD stove polish. &c.
Blinds and Paints,
,,,.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

Dandy Tire-all sizes.
Two Horse Wagon Tire.
Springs-Bastern and Pittsburgh.
AXles-old and improved styes.
Two Horse Wagon Thin1ble skeins.
English Wagon Boxes.
Carriage BSlts.
Wrenehes. Nuts, Washers, &c.
Nail Rod-frst class goods.
Sweeds Iron.
Axe Bar.
Cast Steel, fat, square and round.
Blister Steel, also German and Spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-11

To Carriage and Buggy Builders, BARSUN d Co
would say-"Ws are in the market-no house car
underseIl u. Never fail to give Us . call. ORDER
canal. teamsterE. or ysur "nsiShber. Bear it in
of goods is well acquainted with Eastern manu-
faeturers. Rolling Mills and heavy Jobbers, there
fore is fully posted as to the market and can just
sell at rates which def competition.