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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
~ Weber, @iaiams uno Gitd II

~ Bsber, 8iaiams uno Jitd in
Gbitogu. Ditfes wubltrfunnts baue.
Ems tsr aro6tn, usnn midi eaS ag5bte
i'm Norrmeden, il auf zen 6utfbnnrel
NIT msbr, oIs lstnsn aer6bnli&sn MOBILIZE
fainter, Gaeitttdttn :potbtttittt. Pas
@oor,nIoeer re0sltsn II rur&, Elm uus9e.
ndbltes unp~oonusli&ee @6o'lsm mt uca
blt.n, &arrtn, pehpnt, S@irmen, sNo>
ben ,e..,e. psrmfbrt rorreh.' Dtsft Sir
ma bsfsbt ~ lanae uneA 1T ~ robl be-
tannt. um Ter &%wrfsblunR ~ bsrlrfsn ;
uno mir MAIDEN nur re6bolb ,rte Bsmn>
lunaen. nm Qanp &aufeuten3u puf&un.
rob pa6 Ge aud immsr in ;riefsm Sod
sinfauftn modem. fs In BHttbune. oui
9uaii.dt unp Y,sils 6d nfraenrs ti1et
binwenrsn f0nnsn, als an ttefe Girma.
1Gtic. 1ri.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

M @t.netlegune, 9n Der Sisune
b,s Doarrs r,r Supuuiioren am 1919.
WP. murne'uon etua Gauolifaticns' &om'
mittse Gpleenres' als ANseusnt far: boz
Sabr1863 tinteridtst ::.'t
Clint 1ars pom 50 60. auf itrtn POI.
lGtne Fare fit S.aaieswtde BON 2Miu
ouf csn Dollar. '.s:~@>.tt ~%&..lvy 81
Gtns Sore fur Goun,pswed. prn 2
IN m .,.s 80 nm. 49, "a" =
Ginet 1ore fdr alaemtins Countrywide
pun | MiG auf rtn DeQAr. s}sf a=Asvt
= Cine Sort fd. Bttdsn uun I Mta auf
& ~ T,,uor ! - 1@:r5Gr *, =" 81! g.
!. GctaItort' u Midl duf len D,ouar..:-;73 49, ~
Die Ioresi n ba6rt auf pir@ ,tfammIff@5a.,
sung son. $b55,y950; 720. a7n sn5sae
. D.t *sBtrtat 1ruret' 4ah%etneu,u1su 5nne
'aepptir. - y. H., =. Z 4 .*',- ~ ~,
:: 81 faaau,,u. ,l eaa p III; Gouu,ys pif
zine aueeroresn,li& adnftee. Die aus..
f.bsntens uno aue3uNtueupn 0rpTss tes'
lauftnt I'D rur auf ret&lfd 5000. 7s5s Fly
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

zen, xraut.rny Wtnteu unb eatifn tersttsf, pi9e enrb lanse
aritIidbe Erfabrmng alt bdonerrs ptriic N btfunteu usrbtn
aas, une ael&e at ~t0ntfdbtn eiaeniet ,ften .ar ~stntsruns
urb 5etIuus ser Stsussaaanxn Rrantbstttn beasen.
-Stnr 0arantte. Sn Essttune ami aeiritamittt ru ID
aarautiren :as wttn Bittsrs cine e5 ere properticn sen : .
Eden mtbi,iniiden SnertStenstr une ~a'ershs'n tsfs.. aitir
gent, Elm ans.rsr Wlaesat1i,ut In, Nar,'t une tst top't,A
ars' mia e. euf epiaaa{f niritsn q. ai' tsbst aps,r re sefuneta
nerteu; Il f&u.dt areku,tm, irdfte', N aut autsr w7assrta.
Ji,n. moot. unt "a III xrtltei. ten aut uetue Runten Jun
ipttien; Wal nit eIaGef Gattsfafitsn ~tauftn.
81 II mt ne al iht etustd. Ietrtn art''sl W II firm. tr al.
leu u,enen 2urbsu sefantn nth, ane ser..erIta ls:fe.. nas
man ron ttm fprtert. Sd min nt&t rcfhers'tdeu urb mid
fig tiets gttssrs stpas teaniptr@sr es H'e, ssntsfsnt If
entbalt. mic enetastsn, eim oOuss Nuart pemii ~Stber tn
Usti,tuuA aMf asan.t,dr In ben Giant ssfstt m, ben Msrtb
beftn III i&dstn, wufas e feH a9elb a~s'seaesen pot: y0see
aini.St, Is p,rts den, unt man Uirb ron bes Watrbett bss
81. s.. -. WVbad. Gie.utbhuss
/ Il Gtntlnnatt' 8 to.
g.. a. Cool, &bitaap. General. ysent.
Df6te: u urb Is N ar'tfra6e Pin = Bfod"
9ntIp Ntpisfale pe, leuft tn Q.tc.g . sttt HMutr. Hum 4
1nler, unb oueu Ttp5iftn.
~ 9onsiaufeute uno gtrtdufer merlin Sert''st sa NJ f.
GroSIep uub 8. 8. @edtpith, &Hedeb.
- wirb ~rsrisnfi IN Dasenrstt son' 9isen Il ROD.
g. 8dbieae 81, 6. Soepbp. Q teuei,fot. h &ar1,aban.
&. .. gsnttrrt,, Il -err4es unS 9ooas$- *9mlS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
&abatKs Maqt,n.8itters.

Dtsfes DhterS u6lrb tem Tubn-
lum nt&t als ttn Wettdn gebpt'n.
wei6e an,S utbtt. tts bdS 8Ieif4
.tertr, BETH, fatsr e n dn sbri!-
lIGes. iapsIla6'aes uHb teilentes
Nssns uuc eth plrlllmer uni an.
eta tbmer Reauiai r'bss eshems.
S,u auen 1tdleu bes Pantes, b.
tslters In bt1 b'at6fea DiRriitru
be- DsRtnS unb S%ubptfent, no
b!Hdbe ttnseflb,f 30, BIN III, rirp
IL rsuut. ssrtsueter Quautisdt
tn 8.mdtbrt, eenu mmsn-prn BIN
Hfrit.n nIs eta pobltkattHts Ora.
fuudt's urb ,. lmt.sl seatu Bic.
btr unf' Nane, Regeh Vebtr,
btjhiuert.M. @au-mheber,
DpspepGie. uno:rfaultdbteit.
GelpiMdIt. Sd,.p nsel. setnt-
ae 1erreffiun, Waitiafeit
INT aue unreaeimdRiaiGfee
lyerraunu9eipftc ne emrfebNn.
0r{&mdhtsn tsrfpueu ptrb baHei.
b: ttf. nbets t%rnpFotItr, ta e w.
psstt uue ben eat,sn R5,pu 6tdris
,Sbt.
DttftS Bt,ttrs II milf. uf&ef.lt&
prdT.rrf nunt aus eiHer teireren
Com btna.tOn ron Duritlu, pfan.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
Die 0eutjbeu.

pie Gonlsrtb trtsn; tsr IT,. Bart,
@iQiumetur8, mitun>er ou@ ,LittleGer~
many eepannt, btellsn am DounnRaQ
MMbtro -rtrr arubt- @@tttbrattton. NMnfRtutt
Nseer ~ notben uno, BIZ 6dulsr rubieer
8Qresr- li:rtr3ubrenntn ,,formirtsn lie Elm,
proeefRon uno soBett, cine Wudfbance al
Der SpiBe, unter !MbGueune rss Sobr
Brown 2leoes unb onperu -pairtonldel
@t1dnee bur@ bieStraBen."
sbetf@hrbk 81. q. Tribane unts,
her llebtrl&rfft up'a lrfott@
Deutf1t!"
,Saseswi6Ii& fnb BE Dtutf&sn putrtu.
it'd unp mrrpen tit tbrer 9rottnj Maiori'
tat treu BET Nepublif, t1eu ben Yrineipien
Der Tvttbett un6 ben 8tboten btr puma.
nttdt .,unp Gtuiiiatton blsibsn. Mbsr
rennt ,,Ge, :9br Amsrt'ansr, nidt bios
tauu ,.patrlo!il&", wenn Ge ais Grsipil.
@ioe pper @s3opene BE Reiben ber 9ssrl
flatn, wsl@e Mmnifunn e%ommanbiren.
fonbern perGeBt nf&t,, bab 6e ou&, banu
patrtotil9 Gno, tpsnn lie ibren Asrs9ten
Antbetl an ben Rubm pes RamSfes for,
BERN. -wenn lie %yerlanaen tas- ik1e @lael,
Sfubaus, @tQi@, 6aGtnosubds @@fm.
melpfennts It. a.. jni&t .pur& Nsio uno
tattut0if&sn 3u6 Ysrcrdn9t psresn, fon.
bern ben plab etbalten, BIT ibrenBabtas,t.
ten, tbrem patriotic mus unp tbren b,r
@.It' v%orlfessncsn 9%ti7unnsu uo0duf A..
blbrt .uenn 6s btu dimpf. bon NatiuIs>
mus u .Neto auf, fs' bin unp tpieeer 5u. bdu.
fen {1det, mir Gutrlfuue ,auIidweiln
&Qe raiipifii@eu @rrfolaunstn Zen tfs
Deutf&sn unb TIRE aneae.i@net(su
Mannsr babsn erbulsen. ma6.n, taben
it@t ssrmodt, ben 'patriotlsmus Der
Dtutl@.u IN btt{em &rtspe gu tdmpfsn.
uIae Rt baesn sbsn rapur@ 8s1etat, bab Ge
fur prtneinitn, fur BE Grefbsit itlbR, unb
nt9t ~, @aultuRrapps IT, tdmpftn uni,
aues ppftrn., ST. louttt bas. an.rfeunen;
SIR Muerttaner. unb in dbulid.r @.tft
Guren 9pntrtotjsmus uns bstuub,u. ;tfrrnr,
pattfoAfdtute tn Gslot, 70" Gte .ss vi.5
Deut{&en in1 @otfaratbe -unb an 81
@abturee.s Bfeeonfn eisbts uus Elm
f&tdasHbse BtffpirI. Der, utit, sc zgti,
ta1s Ertbdne fsIbf faBt, bette @ouperneur
MtseonfnS, 6atomons tpuroe pom Naft.
ttsnu6 8ur@ tnfamen Betrue. IN, Sc
4ontuattur etbra&t, Ttt Dsutf9tn fut
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
bip'

d. r,pubtifantf6sn Stimm9sbsr pom Iapsn'
pcri-9omnfbip wousn Samf,n, ben 26 Stpt'
1863, i'm Gou1ttaut "a Davenport, 2 ubs
.9la6mulo9s. In MaGsnecnpsniton tetl1ssntr,
UNI Ganti.otsn fur eis prrfttersnen Gcmntbip;,
Asm.er, wslte btt Der tepcsftbenbsn Matt. ~
bsf.b.n iine, 3u nomiuirsn unr aneert Wsfdain
por3unsbmsn. "t =
auf Orbu bns r.publitanti6tn 9cwnibtp.
Committee.
6. 6. 6 lie, prdf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
0rubt Betbefierune Der Ndbmotatneu
ia! g" -O- T'iH NN '!f.
Gmpirt= SHUTTLE Mafthinf,
1NoA.uAkvb A.u IA GA. A vcS ,

Gmp1tf=@ lf<aWAtfh111f.
Yatenttrt Zen IA. Bebr. 1868.
/ Dteie Wi(A,rttt ua& gam, ueuen ned ulf4en yrtn,tstes
eenarutrt. b.ttt sisie uns ~rs,'tsras gerbeHt1ln atn, "A ssn
BEN ufatrsuhhsn Standardization se,,aft anS II tar So
R.lsente ans BE stpssultasn 6aupt.tapsnsars.n seseu
i. Sic .rmsten btn opuatrr. 49,. -
2. Utteu lido aus Der Orbnurs.
8. pte sRepataaursn fnb ~ieaisttiis unb iettrautsub. "
4. R,&t iehe drtett laru anf bentel BEN setut.st retssa.
s. uuanseusbmer Yd,n uessu htr Operation. ~ y,r
Die empire Maf&ine trift feline ein3iee
bttfU einpsneunasn. =
81. bal cine seraie seabtl NIT v.rv,nstsulSreu ctr.aunssn,
auf bstheu eeitsn elet6 IA. strrtn,et Dsuipmnene NatreiA ~
ttssn Material, ron fsttr an tts sum ftnata Ranfe6. NH
Baum roller, eetnen- ster edbsn '8ahen sou Der srsshtn ts
aur fdnRen Summer
psnist Rettsns nnb lauf' 70 siat ais @las unf IL
snf9isbsn cine e1duf6lp(t @af&ins -
es esfe.btrt 80 Nrosent weaises an 1ttttlraih aIs T.
ext cine eaeere p4aiatus tn etsatt. &9tsf 2ia1stees 4Rdb.
Ssre Starit nns wuus.rbart eimfa@beit bu aea.
s sss' ss a ".sa e. a. ss, s"% 'i ! 81 es e. r. ss5 r. e esss'a.,sss s. sIsss:
On 9,iiia ,::Issss s:s:s. Il. s ~ s,e Il u sts ' sRsss.s
! Dtisa,trs srbi,i.n rtt uuc 81. yatrsntFrsas SCI -,
Mettant 9atlere, autfaenm'adir Gttnc1in. So.
bIttaritn, 9smesn. unb 8ufentas7 Gatrttanttn,
&lNpfIHtaMsy,: Gol(etma4eT,. JGaiteI : Hittere,
Ee&atMa&ty B,Asn- une' 9eftn:: 5atritantsn.
@rsisssn Ndbmaf4iue, tousplet: ~
g. l-Hsaatsansf6ine ~4 edan.s, .. so .%..".. 50
Y. 1-elrss Manufacturing. NIT erisafsnsttfs ,.a....: O.
a. -: ::l.,us.ssaa sa aaS
. :, ). $500 ''..:, s'ii. .s:'c.;'''' -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
~ m0blt INNER bas B.0,! 9.

~ @dblt immtr bas Bette! Be
(onrsrs in Drtrth ron Salrotus. ia tu
bette fur ben jdbrliden @ebraud tur zine
8Isinisfeit mebr fc(tet, unp Ter quite fo0et
nur Gin wenia m.bt. als esr l8ls6te. -
Wii "ttm bsltea tommt mon weisr,: ale
NIT bfm l6lsdten, uao nitsrsr 1T aud
psllnrsr. @ir f6nnsn rem d m d en-
8 aleratus alS Cen bsaen empfsb.
len. Gum .Wutauf i'm BboIslaIe uno I'm
Nttaii bet s.. 9. Gpane u. 60. e.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

~ Bef0rbert tnbttmtfde
Tabrttatt. Der Gatdwba Brandy in+@in-
ctnnaii f~atrtair. pereranal RAID ate ausldnbt-
f6sn Branoiss. mttl etltte rein unb tiaiaer Vt,
or Aduftr ipart an jeper We1ons $50 3uaae.
tltrtn. Der Jottss 9rante IA Rste pom s!s,&er
@lts, tpte Ct Don 1abrfantsn 9eltfert wtrb.
SIR meot3tntftt 3psde tann man flo barauf
uerlodtn, ea6 Ct sana rein unb unoerfdlfdt II.
9eee Ttaf4e pier @auene witb earantirt ale
eten 10 aut. pie tmportir,r Branep In Heaus
oui aualttdt unb binisu I'm prtts.. Gum Der
tauf btt a1sn CrusiFen. (3SspllN)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
~

Fi FfstfThFt 5'$tBt~ IA mlIEtaN!y H.
FWHOLEsA1E6 RETA.tt
Su bsu, alien Stante les 8. G.'@af6.
bum, Nu.5 un6 Z lpsRl. Big Strabs. ptrb
mon tae. !a1tese unp meif' complete Baa'
reRtdS xK.,.~.utt furth.7
Gifsn, Siabl. unb Maaeln. g."
u Darbsn, Dele unp @la8. 7
M 4aes, 0lateriat, Rubber> unt Ssesr'
Betting. .' i!i:'s'
Gatmsr tltsnGlisn oau Dirt.
Gtisnspaorsn far Boumst]sr, 6anez
wsrfngsrd'bi%aftsn, Wef1uwaat., &lemp,
n%errpaortn& nnb japantirtt @dtsr.
Dtr ntaGsn unisre Ginfdufe Baor.
uchut& mir tn ben Stonb t9sfsst 0no,
btuts 5u' pe1taufsn. ..t7 >1''o m-@
uNiemane Tam btlIi8srptr,
ale wtr, '',a ", 80
@ir 6nr Qasn,.n flr @atss l. Co.'S
3uds,mlblsn ,Gpappratprs &c. &C., uns
fir Gairbanf's Slanearc Seales.
Gebrilber maf,
so. $ uup ( mefE. 2s Siro6e
Davenport, ~. Suli 1868 14m19m
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

q ~ .Eia 'petbeertnotsr Tener Isete
.6pnuia8 Nadt ttuea %Rroeen .lbtil ron
:Me0tAor, s9oiua, In af&e. Dlan (@dtt
ben Branbfdatens duf $4,000. Babrs
l4dpli@ pat epe1 ggtply. f ,'le - :
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18
REPORT 2
Penna. &0hiO Canal Company.
OFFICE OF THE PENNA. AND OHIO CANAL Co.
Warren, Ohio, February, 1868.
HIS ErceNency, Dacid Tod, Cor. Of Ohio:

HIS ErceNency, Darid Tod, Coz. Of Ohio:
Sr:-In compliance with the laws of the
State, I submit in behalf of the Directors of this
Company, my Annual Report, showing It's present
condition; and also the operations for the past year
The financial condition of the Company. together
with the income and expenses OF nalnta1hlhg the
work for the past year, will appear nom the report
Of the TraaaTrpr herewith submitted-marked
The tolls collected during the year, together with
the list of articles transported, will appear from
the renorts of the several collectors herewith pre-
sented[marked Tables Nos. 2, 8 and 4.
The total receipts for tolls for the last year, have
been sufficient to meet the ordinary expenses for re-
pairs, and a surplus of 1921, 90, to be added to
$99,S14,23, which had been retained by the former
managers of the canal, for extraordinary repairs.
Those extraordinary repairs will be very large, if
the canal should be kept up for a few years.
The Board have declared a dividend OF SIX per
cent. on the capital stock of the Company, to be
paid on the LIST of February. After paying SAID
dividend, there will be a balance of S37, 1882 on
hand, which, together with expected income from
tolls, water rents, &C., will be sufficient to keep the
canal UP for two or three years, unless some unex-
pected disaster should occur. By looking at my
last years report, it will be found the estimate for
extraordinary repairs was S64, 1885, IL, and which
work vet remains to be completed, but part OF the
work must be attended to at a very early day
The Aqueduct at Newton Falls, Seven Locks east
of Ravenna Summit, and the Crab Creek Culvert
are liable to give way at any time. The Mahonlng-
town Aqueduct will require largerepairsthi winter:
Our revenue is derived principally from local
freights. not more than twelve boats have passed
over the entire line for the last year. The rates OF
toll have not been materially changed for the last
five years; we believe if the whole toll was taken
off on through freights, that the business would not
he materially increased. Coal and Iron Ore is the
principal through freight, The Railroad can, and
does carry Coal and Ore, at less freight, than boats
could do if they were permitted to carry them free
of toll. JAMES McEWEN, Pres.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

EAMu.V MEDICINES


Are Drepared under the immediate supervision Of
a skilfuI Physician, and they may DC reneu upon III
The Intelligence Of the community IS not lnsuiteo
bv he ofer Of a single medicine which claims 70
cyre All DISEASES, but the Greten9eTs helheIleS
sonsiEts OF eleven different medicines, al uh1Yuan
in Inc cure of the diseases for which they are IeeOln-
mended, among which may pc sSleeEsu " .enptHv
pirate TO any OF the Diseases
An 81 81 RFRNBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind Of nus IN INC ""iN
EEaeGR EFENBERG UTERINE CATHoLIC0N
i al infalliblO remedy for all Female diseases
re ssS1ffHE UTERINE ~CATHOLICON will also
enre Gravel. diseases of the Kidneys, urinary dlm-
uMsSsTIE GREFENBERG SARSAPARILLA Is
BY far the most powerful and emeacious eomPouH@
IN SGsseeTHE GREFENBERG D%YsENTERY sYR,
Up il 4 certain and quick remedy for all diseases OF
the SSTaIECH < {lEfgFTESNSBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fsilg to permanently relieve this distressing dis
ea ss-FHs G$RKFRNBERG ~CHILDREN's PAN
ACEA Is an invaluable compound IN all diseases n
eide2 rf NJ GIREFENBERG FEVER AND AGgE
REMEDY Is . sovereign speeins Tor TINS particular
di;eas T1 GR pEEFSIEANiBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT excelS all other salves IN It's eurau''
effects-Priee . cents; oOoUupTIV
SS-THE GREFENBERG
I'm afords the most astonishing rehei IN all put
49, eomplaints-Priee s. a bottle. An emil
nsnt Physicisn of New York, states that ne ma
h1ovn ne Grafenkerg COnsumpuves Balm use
with great successor D5op3s' -
uSSNSTHE GREFENBERG HEALTH BIl1Eh
are he most pleasant and delightful tonlS ever pre-
parsaaMTEsEFGSS az R&sfF9Es,NSBERG EYE LOTION is IN.
a-ausIed in an Inflammation or diseases Of the ey'
l-priee . cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18
Refined Mecca Oil 4 Garfield Coal Oil

nor SALE to dealers at manufac-
turers prices, at the Hardware Headquarters,
Warren, o. WARREN PACKARD.
Ian & Isl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18
PIANOS! PIANOS!

G. II. HUCKE
Market Street, Empire Block, is
lNl now receiving Pianos from four different
manufactures, finished in the most beautiful style,
with all the latest Improvements in the action as
we'll as the cases.
As we are not agents for our manufacturer, but
purchase all our instruments mostly for Cash, we
are able TO sell them, in fact, cheaper than they can
be bought at retail in New York.
All persons wishing to purchase a good Piano, will
find il to their own interest to call on US before pur-
chasing at some other place.
All kinds of musical instruments taken in ex-
change.
All kinds of instruments tuned and repaired by a
practical Piano maker. in good style. and all work
warranted. June 3. 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

.COUTH OF CANAL, Warren, Ohio-HaVing lately eXtonu ~ ar wo P IN
- al "a, establishment by enhnGngm m already uensyeb building n aw Ell A. TT mb a TGfs saving
n0d1snss dssm @gneT With an kind Sf m na%gS gSS Sedg l S4% aname@nT and ceilings BET
OF mAm5 S 4 ESS mopeyt thar en be afforded without such advantages. anu enpe SS
u aneehgm m EvbTW Srkme in the country, many of hOma are rect IRON nn e
md tai time the post assortment of flashed woSmn me i us jn bs country or By
InSn and r quality workmanship TaMIg Endn nSn. G3 SP~%
eastern manufacturer Among my S@kd meu rS nay RdUCH
CL0SEC0ASHEs oil NHW"| BUdGES abgeV variety consisting
RoCKAWAYSa variety of 2ads seats R0PFR6N
CARRIAGES a variety Of and S seat md falling BEGOCRAfC WAGONS,
PHRT0NSH an 2seh" tops 'A"nS :" "" KNOW N0THINGS,
~ -r5.u GAZELLE,
ARhlAGE ne PHhHHS" Upton,
SULKIES. BOX BUGGES etc, etc. ~
r,coNS L,u emrone and two hEss Mypraenth facilities abem eonE
AS0L GihE wa SHS 49, GJe on the SHORTEST NOTICE. Persons wishing enytngm
lin of6Ines are eqwsedn en ana Sebr themselves ar - H. ho+ notice and
- GI anenioa to CEom Work and RpSnnG fMWgsH ~ Ppm Ss ~
in yis to suit the most hsidOus. Nh a. "0AN "NNAN H. BELDEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

A. king.
GROCERS.
A. PATMOR.

M. A. PATMOR.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in Flour, Salt Fish.
Hams, Shoulders. Fish. Salt, Butter, Lard, Su-
gars, Syrup, Orleans Molasses, Teas. Coffee. burn
ing on, Fruits and Vegetables in their seasons
Groceries of all kinds, Confeetioasries. &e, a.
No. q. Market 81. May q. ".
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WILLIAM Il. FITCH, Collector.
A Comparative Statement of Property cleared on the Pennsylya.
MIA and Ohio Canal at Warren, during the years lS6l-62, and
Tolls received.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
ID SILK P0PLINS,
SILK GRENADINES,
M0ZAMBIQUESL
BAREGE ANGLAlB. -
CHENE POLL DE CHENRH.
PRINTED ORGANIZES,
PRINTED yAC0NETS,
CHENE GIHGHAMS,
CHALLYS, &c, &c. sroDp
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ALL MERCURLAL DLSEASE&
IT is a conveniently arranged Ban'
containing a medieated compound. to be ges
.-cnnd tLe Waist, without injury to the most deh,
cate nersons. no change in habits Of living Is requirs
- and n entirely removes the disease from the sys-
!, without producing the injurious effects arising
srnn, me use of powerful internal medicines which
weakeD and destroy the constitution, and give tenn
Dcrary relief only. By this treatment, the medieiB
n properties contained in the Band come in con
tact with the blood andreaehes the disease, through
Tie pores of the skin. ~effecting in ersrY instance =
perfect cure, and restores the parts afflicted TO q
healthy condition. This band Is also a most power
full ANTI-MERCURIAL agent, and viii entirety re-
lieve the system from the peTRiclOus eneetS OF Mer,
curry. Moderate cases are cured in a few Gays. a9o
we are constantly receiving testimonials OF us em-
eaey in aggravated cases OflOng standing.
Price 500, to be had of Druggists generaIy. &
can be sent by mail or express with tun olreeuens
for use, to any part Of the country, direct rom tAs
Principal Office
NO. 49I BROADWAY, New York.
G. SMITH & CO., Sole PrOprietors.
n. B.-Deseriptive Circulars Sent Free.
s5-Agents Wanted EveryWhere.H
For Sale by Hoyt 4 StrattOn. Warren.
Psb-s0,-lselly-I
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs,
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.

4. IRUEsDELL. S.L.Lo"N
TnUESDELL
CAt the Ee1-knoyn stand Of a rlesdsn(
"AVE entered into a partnership
for the manufacture and sale Of CABINET
ERNITURE and CHAIRS in all then yariousVa-
r~ieties, and have now on hand and are receiving a
large assortment, consisting Ii part, OF
Sofas. Extension Tables.
Tafa a Tefes Centre
Mahogany Rockers. Sare
-. Easy Chairs, Dining .
a Spring Seat Chairs, Breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs, q greatyariety, hits9en
Cotta0e Common
Erancb Bedsteads- lTrundle
wbat1Nots Rureaus- bookcases, Desks, Wash
stands Picture-Frames. Cribs. Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept or eaiedI Or az atuL
niture establishment, will be found or manufaetur-
ed at satisfactory prices
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Carso or
Boat.
COFFIEs.
large assortment always on hand, and made to
order al an times. A HeaTse furnished when re
Suired. Ware Rooms on Main st., near X X De
nst May is, 1853.
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PARKS & wENTZ' COLUMN
New Spring Goods.
SPR Nc and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

SPR Nc and SUMMER DRY GOODS,
embra ng Dress Goods in great variety. Fancy
Goods, Carpets, Domesties. Clothing. Boots anu
Shoes. Croekery, Wall Paper. Groceries. ETC.. etc.
We were in market at a very favorable ume' ana
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices as
low As ever. We shall give but short credits. and
shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to READY
PAYBuyers.
We shall be in market TO buy any amount OF good
Cheese. and pay fer it precisely as agreed. but shall
be dotsn on SKINNED and worthless trash.
Weshall always pay the highest market price Tor
0ood butter and Io,cer prices for common and inferi'
or, believing that Dairymen should be encouraged
to make the best.
Warren, Apr q. 81.
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H SMITH.

Up FRERR, II SMITH.
FREER & SMITH,
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Wooden and
Stone Wars. Market Street., Wsrrsn, Vhio-oeus
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NOR ONE SHILLING,
Best Dark and Light Prints,
Good Bleached and Brown Shirtings.
Grey Dress Goods,
Good Cotton Hose, etc, etc. ro1
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CPRING CLOAKS and BUSTERS
- STELLA AND MOZAMBIQUE sHAWLS-
GRAPE AND BLACK SILK
CLOAK AND BUSTER GOODS I fEimmi9ss.
NEW YORK STORE.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
NJ II r KISGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel il du-
~ avs 10 he public, to stete that MarshalLs Ca
x oEcon il n medicine Invaluable for complains
eIos5sS under the head Of Female Diseases. " Q
Savs nsed YOUR Grafenberg Medicine ana nave oesn
g-astIv benefited thereby, so much So that were the
nr;cs Souble We would have them. 10 the tnel-
and of our sex who are suffering nom Weakhesses
We would recommend the Cathoicon As . SURE pau
acea- II giyes strength to the system and ENABLES
each of the organs of the body 10 PefI9rTT Ineir aP
proPrlAte Mrs. E. E. WEEKS
Miss C. SW0RMSTEIT.
Medina, March l. 1864.
AS-The above named Ladies We are IeTSonaiLy
oooTainIsS Win. and know that for several years
aeqnalnUe9 " !, MedinS thew were great sufferers.
Miss 81 has been SO badly afflicted that II was win
dia6 entity she was able to stand upon her teeE a
few bottles Of Catholicon entirely cured her Of ner
complaints. Ny wife sceiyed great oenehI nom
This medicine. We ~recrmmend it to the Laales OF
this county as a safe aOnd efficient remedy iOr the
many complaints they are subject to- wreUc
Editor Garfield Herald
For sale BY John R. Woods, Warren; !; 81 Les
lie Niles. Ieyde L Baily, Hubbard; A. GneT'
RrookfeId j. H. C.. johnson, Hartford; T. Z.
~ oIcott Farmington; II. Barnard. hlnsman;
paatwitb Gee Gustavus; Curtis X smith, Greehe'
" n savage. Bloomfield; L. L. Soule, Newton
Eli and Nv medicine dealers generally.
Agent for Ohio
Feb. 10. 1861.
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J. yAuTRoT. t. Z. AcKLEY. n. W. sACKETT.
j. VAUTROT d %.
Of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
in JeWelry, Silver Ware, &c, Market Street, War
zen. Ohio.
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s. RAYMOND FITCH ADAMS
8. RAYMOND q CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper, No.
= Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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MERCANTILE.
r. HI. BARNUE

II. II.
| Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass. &c, Van Cor
| der's Block. Market Street, Warren, ONO.