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Another of the Pioneers Gone.

William Burnett, of Brookfeld, died
April 18th, 1868, aged 81 years. 4 months
and + days. His wife died five days be-
fore him, and it was her loss, together
with old age, that caused his death
Father Burnett was born in Sussex coun-
ty, New Jersey, and emigrated to Trum-
hull county, sixty-three years ago, being
among the first settlers. He was the old
est nan in the township Of Brookfeld,
and until within a few years retained the
use of all his faculties. The events of
the Revolution were fresh in his mind
He had seen and conversed with the i'm
mortal Washington and remembered dis
tinctly the excitement of the times when
our national independence was declared,
being a little over 5 years old. He had
outlived his generation and now sleeps
with his fathers. COM.
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Another Promotion.

1t gives us pleasure to learn that Major
H. G. Stratton of the 10Th Ohio, has re-
Gently been promoted to the Lieutenant
Colonelcy of the same regiment. We
like to chronicle the advancement of such
soldiers as Col. Stratton. He Is at pres
ent at home in this place, not having full
ly recovered from wounds received at
Murfresboro, but will soon leave for his
regiment.
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MARRIAGES


In Ellsworth on the 18th inst. by Rev. A. Cone,
Rev. BENJAMIN WALTER, of Champion, to
Miss MARTHA C. SMITH. daughter of D. W.
Smith, of the former place.
At the residence of C. B. Keefer. in Gaines, Ken,
Co. Mich. on the 18th inst by Rev. A. Hammond
Mr.. WILLIAM FROST. of Gaines. Michigan. 10
Miss JOSIE L. WILLIAMS, of Warren, Trum-
bull County, Ohio.
On the 18th day of April 1868. by Almon D. Webb.
Esq, at his Office in Warren, Mr.. DANIEL WILL
LIAMS. and Mrs. ELIZABETH STANFIELD,
of Mineral Ridge, Ohio.
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Col Lloyd Resigned.

From a private letter we learn hat Col.
Lloyd, of the 9th Ohio Cavalry, has re,
signed, on the command of the Brigade
being given to Col. Duffie, a Junior officer.
The letter speaks of Col. Dufie as a lively
energetic officer, who brings every thing
down to regulation, and one who has the
confidence of the men.
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HEIMSTREET's
InImitable Hair Restorative.
IS 4 DIE.


But restores gray hair toits original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. Ali instantaneous dyes
are composed of lunar caHstic. destroying the vital
ity and beauty of the hair, and afford of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's Inimitable Color
ing not only restores hair to its natural color by an
easy process, but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, eradi-
Gates dandruf. and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time, be-
ing the original Hair Coloring. and Is constantly in
~creasing in favor. Used by both gentleman and Ia
dies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, or can
be procured by them of the commercial agent, D.
:. Barnes, 22 Broadway. ny. Two sizes, so cents
ana ~. Nov. 10. 1862.
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New Buildings.

A new school house is to be erected this
season on the west side of the river. 1t
will be a fine, large, two-story brick build
ing.
Work has been commenced on the new
Episcopal Church to be erected on High
Street. 1t will be a handsome brick edi-
fee.
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Pioneer of Bracev1lle gone.

Polly johnson, wife of the late VIM
johnson, Of Braceville, Trumbull county,
died the LIST day of April 1868, age seven.
ty-three years. Mrs. Johnson, emigrated
to Ohio in the year 1913, from New Hart.
ford, Litchfield county Connecticut
Their means of conveyance was an Ok
team, and they were forty-eight days on
the road. They settled, on what is known
in B~raceville, as the Ridge, where the
deceased, spent the last fifty years of her
life. Mrs. Johnson endured with forti-
tude and c~heerfulness, all the hardships,
and privations of a pioneer life. II.
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Use Caution.

Use Caution.
In calling for that excellent Saleratus
De Land & Cos Chemical, be sure you get
what you call for, as in consequence of itI
success there are many limitations in the
market. 1t is better than Soda.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-04-22
Union League Meeting.

E. B. Taylor, Esq, will address the I'm.
ion League of Warren, at Webb's Hall
on Friday evening next.
Let there be a full attendance. The
Ladies are invited to be present.
By order Of the Er. Com.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails,
POST-OFFICE, Warren, o.,
March ii 1852

March %. 49,
YOUNGSTOWN, DAMY-Arrives 80 P X; leaves
Ills A N.
CLEVELAND. DAILY-Arrives ll:l9 4 N; leaves
- $50 n.
SALEM, DAILY-Arrives : P N; leaves6AM
OIL DIGGINGS, D~AILY-Arrives II a N; leaves =
m.
SHARON-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat 81 1890 A
N; leaves same days at l:30 N.
WEST GREENNILLE-Arriyes Mon, We'd and
Fridays at . P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at L n.
Observation-Disclosures Mon, Wed and Friday S
at IL A N; leaves same days at l u.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P n; leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays at An.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wed and Fridays at 5 P
N: leaves Tues and Thursdays at I N.
CANTON, DUCK CREEK, HANNA'SMILLS& c-
Arrives Friday 5 P N: leaves Tuesday $50 a N.
RAEENNA-Arrives Mon, Wed. and Fridays, at
4P n; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays,
at9AM.
ca Mails which leave at or before S A N are closed
the preceding Eve. at 9 P y. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure;
&. VI. ATCH, II. VI.
NOdrop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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From Braceville.

MeSSrS. EitorS:-In jeff. Davis "War
zen Constitution" of the 18th INST. in
noticing results OF the late election in
different townships of the county, the
editor says: "In Braceville we held our
own" Now as there was but one Cop.
perhead candidate for Office, (who was
badly beated,) we suppose the editor
means to claim all those who were associ.
ated on the ticket with, as well as those
who voted for the aforesaid ~Copperhead,
as the Eve" who ''held our own" Me
thinks Tray" has indeed been caught
in bad company" A. W. 2.
B~raceville, April 18th 1868.
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S-T-166O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

LAENO4ba
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipstion & late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of tn stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera aIs Sh-
They cure Liver Complaint & Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great %restorer. They are made of pure st.
CToix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a
beverage, without regard to age or time of day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
curing q gentle stimulant.. Sold by all Groeers,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. p. IL. Drake &
Co.. 202 Broadway. New-York.
Nov. 19, 1852.
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DEATHS.

In Bazetta, March 18th 1868, HARVEY HUNGER.
FORD, aged Sc years and months, being one Q,
the early Pioneers of the County.
A; Cleveland. on Tuesday evening, April 9TH 1868
of Typhoid fever, J. ALBERT MEARS, son %
L. W. and Amanda Mears aged Il years and
Months.
lis ever thus, Death marketh out
The fairest for the tomb,
As blghting frost some bright young flower.
Cuts of while filed with bloom.
lis sad to see our loved ones fade,
While yet the Spring is near,
The bright young blossoms that we hoped
Lilies doWnwar path would cheer.
Yet earthly blossoms all must die,
In Spring some fade away,
While others brightly bud and bloom
Till winters later day. IL.
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Advertisements not under contract, must he mark
ed the length Of time desired. or they Will be
continued and charged for until ordered cut
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts, so per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements TO be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, Hst connected with
their regular business.
Rusiness Cards. not exceeding 3 lines, Sl,OOs line
per year: each additional line. - cents.
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A New Bridge.

We understand that the Commissioner.
have determined to build a new bridge
over the river, at this place. Those Of
our citizens who feel an interest in the
location of the bridge at the foot of Mar.
ket Street, should lose no time in doing
everything that is necessary TO secure
that end. We think that our citizens gen
orally would prefer to have a respectable
looking bridge erected at the place nam
ed, rather than a cheaper one where the
old bridge once stood. To put up a prop
e. bridge at the lower site. will require an
appropriation by the village, inasmuch as
the County Commissioners can appropri-
ate only a limited amount to the object.
We presume that whatsoever is neces-
sary TO be done in this matter, on the
part of the village, must be done soon,
or there will be a failure.
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SWEET FLAG CHEWING GUM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask agents for circulars. For sale by j. r.. Woods
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Western Reserve Chronicle
TERMS OF sUBscRIpTToY

J@s DeUGr aAd Fy1v Ceais. "a adoancs. lac, D,L
ISrs, " payment as moi made N adrsHes. No pa-
ser discontinued until all arrearages are paid eY-
eeptat the option Of the publishers.
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Rates OF Advertising,
1 Square.
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Special Notices.
o Kathairon.

Lyons Kathairon.
This delightful article for preserving and beau.
tifying the human hair is again put up by the orig.
inal proprietor, and is now made with the SAINT
care. skill and attention. which first created its i'm
mense and unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold ut = cents in large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in
a year when it is again known that the Kathairon
is not only the most delightful hair dressing in the
world. but that it cleanses the scalp of scurf and
d~andruH. gives the hair a lively. rich luxuriant
growth. and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon
has been tested for over twelve years. and is war
ranted as described. Any lady who values a beau
tiful head of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. Jtis sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
DIS BARNES d CO.,
Nov. ~, 1862. New-York.
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R.

On and after Monday. March 80. 1868. trains viii run
as follows:
Leaves Youngstown at 6:S5, A n: Warren at 7:,23 A
n, and arrives at Cleveland At 1000, An
Leaves Cleveland at 400 P n; Warren at 6:37 P Z
and arrives at Youngstown at 80 u
MAIL
Leaves Cleveland at $50 A N; Warren at Ills a II
and arrives at youngstown at 1880 P u.
Leaves Youngstown at lao P ": Warren at 2:50. P y
and arrives at Cleveland at 7:05 P n.
superintendent Office. CHAS. RHODES,
Cleveland. March .. 1865. superintendent
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LON PRINTING

Printing materlal, we are prellared 20 eNecute M
the best manner, the different varieties Of Pain
and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
Address Cards, Certificates, Labels,
Business Cards, Check Books, Manifests,
Bank Checks, Colored Printing, Notes,
Bills of Lading, Drafts, Programmes.
Ball Tickets, Form Books. Receipts,
Blanks, all kinds, Handbills, Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape of Print
ing, at prices that cannot fail to suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand a good
assortment Of Cards and Fine Stationery. from
which those in want Of Printing can select.
Justices and COnstabIes' Blanks.
Warr0ntee. Mortgage and Quit Gaia Deeis, Sum
mons, Executions. SHbpoRas. ETC.,
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Wanted Correspondence.

Wanted Correspondence.
Three talented and educated young
gentlemen of rank and position in the
o.. S. Army, wish to correspond with three
young ladies-romantic, pure, and fun
loving; with a view to friendship, love,
or anything to break in upon the dull
monotony of camp life.
Photographs preferred.
Address CAESAR ANTHONY.
AUGUSTUS CICERO,
MARCUS BRUTUS.
Co. a." ODD Regt. o. V. l.,
Wv Charleston, West Va.
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Change of I'll e on the A. & G. w.
The trains east and west now meet at
this place at l, P. NJ, New York time,
which is about l24 P. M, Warren time.
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dl!ion, sent ly Gem, MITCHELL into Northern
ana Cemra! Gcorgt,. Extreme barbari'ies
attended, so'ae Of these e xecutions. Tho
evdencetaken toby viii be made tho
basis OF Eprcscntations to the rebel Govern
ment. or possibly, ofretaIia,irn.
INDIANAPOLIS, March, ~, 1868
Especial to the Chicago 7ri5uue-
Robert Gay, of Company ID. Test Reg
iment Indiana Volunteers, who was convie
ted, by court martial, in this city, some
time since for desert,on to the enemy, taking
Inc oath ofa'leglance OF the Southern Con-
lcderacy. and returning here as spy, was
shot ateaboutt three O'Clock, this AFTERNOON,
near Burnside:s nrrackss sss$
$3.50. -. iWAsHlNaroN, March %.
Richmond papers. OF. Yesterday contain
full descriptions Of the loss Of the rebel
steamer Georgiana, off Charleston -harbor.
She was powerful 4O7 tons and $50 horse
power IRON clad, The steamer. was much
more formidable than the Alabama, She
had on board'a ba'tery Of twelve Whit
worth guns Of superior quality. " q. Is.
vWAsHlNeros, March 20. :
The E1b}me's special says: Descrters
returning 10 the'armysare rapidly increasing.
AN estimate upon the basis of Il careful re-.
turn is that the army Of the Potomac is re-
ce'ving acquisitions from this source at the
rate Of two or three regiments weekly. +.
Tim especial. lit is whispered in spec
uiatlve circles that correspondence is pro.
ceedng between our government and tina,
Of France upon the subject of letting tobac
co and cotton belonging to French merchant
in Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans and
Mobile be exported.
N,ya'Es Special, Information received
from-the Armyofthe Potomac shows that i
is in splendid physical and IN IRA! conlitio~
ClSc1SNATI, March 80.
The rebel rail- in kentucky has proved .
failure.
The Gz It's indianapolis special say.
there has been great reaction in publ
sentiment in In1iant since the a,ljournmen
Of the Legislature. No doubts are cntc
tanned put that the con<crip,ion law vii
be readily enforced.
New YORK, March %.
The .Neifu'y has a special Cairo despa,c
to The effect that the rise in the MissisSip,
has Hooded the peninsula, and there is i
feet Of water in the cut off: A feet OF 81
iron cads and twenty transports had pasSc
through, carving 1900 men. They Il,
to 60 with Admiral Farragut but the ohic<
is kept secret.
: 1t is thought they VIII attack po
9 hudson.
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EO;SI.IEN NEWS.

New YoEK, March &C.
The steamer Etna, from Liverpool the
llth, and Queenstown the 18th, arrived
this morning. !,
The political ncwsi> uniipportant.
The marriage IF The Prince OF Wales. and
the attendant rcjoiciny> absorbed all atten
ton. |. +
The ceremony camo off a. Windsor on
the loh, with great pomp and br|iancy.
The Queen occupied retired post OF
observation, bit ,ook no part. +, The Rovn!
pair went to Osb,rne. TIE day was n
holiday throughout England, and the
Ipu1lic rcjriclnsS, i!lu,pinatious, st,c., were
on The grandcst scale.
! II is runrrcl that Trance contemplate
tresu'nins negotiations with Nvxico4a!tcr The
capture Of Puelda. e osSzlA
MI Peabody gave a ban1nct to eco
G';ngIish residents u France, in honor Of the
Prince Of Wales Wedding - ."
The loli>h news Is very contradictory.
many alleged engagements are. pronounced
, Inventions. r.
It's rumored the. Russians arc located
near Tarnowa gu:> ,,so -! /.
! kcpor were current on the Paris DonirSe
that The Cz'r replied to France that he is
unable to make Il concession to to the Poles
until the lnsnrrec.ionS is su',ducd -
Austria will make no engagement will
France or England, but act according t
|c'Fc''m 'tanceS.ry ~ u ~
Prussia is concentrating troops on Polish
frontiers. = i II - :; !! >
! Minotle. Gar'baldi's son has gone t<
| Poland. ~.,..r
The Tenth hid beer, Observed as holila,
in all leading narkets
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Watches & JcW,lclryl'!

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns
altered ut Retail ut 1Vholeatle 1licc<~
rTnEuUBBARD BROS. Nos. Is and s7N..-
~ sau Street. NcwYork.. Manufacturers ana,
impo, terr OF all the Leading, Rich and most
popular STYLES Of WATCHES and JEWELRY-
being determined upon increasing their bust
ness to al unlimited extent, offer the following
9 81 xnsns"snts g the Lew
MAefcT,nE OBSERVER, bcin4 4 Hunting and
open face, 81. I.ady's or Gentlc,aans " stch in
one the prctticst: most convenient and cheap
est Watch in the world. 1ruitation gold o.
fectsd by patent process, which renders the
appearance VI gold perfect. while it DOES net
cost one third ~ much: Proc only 81: Ne
tails at S100upwaYds. .sg d~ip - Il @r'sa
HUxrISs Co1ro.ITiox CAsED LEvERs. English
manufacture Movement; capped and full jsw-
leled has sunk SECONDS, and the newest i'm
pro cmcnts.s Heavy csScd ard rood imitation
Igold- Price only s1s. Ketsils It from 80 TO
r nuxrIxe CoxrosI1,ox cA.zp Arr. wA1cu.
Richly engraved, iewcled aud fancy work.
Unsurpassed 1or Suffers, Traders, etc. Price
sl5. Retsia st rom 80 70 eioo.' zGt<1t~f
A great variety Of other. WATCHES, 1t low
prices. II '7S8@s, S&
.LAp,rs,, sE1.sof Bgooeh md Ear@DsyS. to
eosresr,nd.' limitation clnster Diamond :. very
trieiirattern. ind entirely new, price ~. llxsl
and, Bead entwined. \ very nest sDd pyct) or,
nameut, Handsomely mounted. 9S.2S.
GEsTLExEs's VEST ChAIss. Psrisien, q os-
CANT pattern, only a.. The Demsniac, very
heavy. S.. srs.ere IN j saez.zss 6t E,~zz
Rises. Plain only lie. Scroll, very rsestyx
81. CHASED. a neat pattern, o.. Seal Sixnes;
81. Imitation DiamoDes So. zxseg>s~1--.ez
| SIEVE RrT1oss = Patent, Chased or Enam-
eIlea. new and veTy handsome pattern. q. 80.
Double, chased OF with stones. $40. .&s@
Boso1 STrDs. -a variety of rev aHd fashion
able designs. per set, 81. TO- sa.sss zasts ,.ss
| sz BossH AND ScAE1 Piss.-Leak, with ppsl
and FANG, Stones, ~. Imitation Dianeai
LocxErs.-DonbIe Glass. richly engraved. ~ j.
PersQns Wishing snY of the sbose, have only.
to remlttlDpne III > fekiA1fedjee9er TO oar.
address, srd sbsF articles viii Be- sessAy re,xrn
mail, free Of expense. t. Orders, 70 the
amount 81 twelve doIiars and upwards vjlf1k.
esen, BY express % any p1rt of tie loysi
With bill psysbjs % Tie EEpss.s Ce,spatfy.
I when the goods are delivered. .sagsssSs
.5A4cBts, 6utseFs and Country Merchants.
/ throughout the county. who w;xl, IN make
money rapidly. will do veil - obtain. ssY
ussmmosh cstsinTus: re furnish fbs mSsf 30
!. abs outfit - press Hnssypaxssd BIZ anY St(ser
sesfcsTa. Address
/ HUBBARD BROS.
49, nos. IS 3 III Kassss4nsss JoxX stse,t,
'v5u1fmx NKw York cIfE
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am now in the market, purchasing Furs
of al. kinds. for which ! will pay the highest
tnarke. price in cash. Those who have. any
Purs TO sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upos me before selling
them to other parties. a. feel confden. /
can make it an DIRECT for them % bring their
palsrses tome. ana boun! to 1ar. 20 there
is mouse of taking Don. tssu smith hare
1 chance 10 make IN offer L. KELLY.
v7DI9n3
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Of slavery and their own reasonable conduct
'uo"s kFork to pro'oag the war and Yep
u soldiers exposed t0thc hard>l'ips AND
psiva IS ofIcamp, ~ we'll as preventing
,htir reSrnyto the loved ones at home
than all else combined, and they will not
wonder that the army is fast becoming abol-
ishiouized, and themselves held in supreme
hatred and contempt.
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CURE For DtrraEyA-r"c,e are so
many ,emdics for dip,hcria cxIant that the
public have but little faith in ary Of them.
But the following which we clip from All
exchange, may be, worth reading and re-
laembcring :: 10000: :..:-+
A gentleman who has admins stored the
following remedy for dipthe.a. says that i,
has always proved eittctuaIly in ailordins
speedy relief. Take n com:,on totacco pipe
place live cual within the bowl. drop Il
little tar upon the coal, and let the patient
draw smoke into the mouth, and discharge
it through the nos.ril>. The remedy il SAFE
and simple ami shoad be tried whenever
occasion may require. Many valuable lives
may b. saved, the informant confidently be
lercs, by promt treatment as above.
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Large quantities Of Tea have been dis.
covered growing wild in Pennsylvania, and
an incorporated sncittyis to be (orrn;.l in
Philadelphia to supcrjn,cnl It's cultivation
anc sale. So says an exchange.
. An oil refinery in Buffalo has been COZ.
I>catcd, with its contents, for on attempt
Of the prop:ietors to eyade the tax undcI
the United States tax 1:ii+va. The value .
tho property is about SlS,oNo.
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the people Of Red Wing, that she has taken
the room adjoining sEsping's Jewelry store
the business Of Dress Making, Tailoring. and
all kinds of family sewing. which viii be done
a, the shortest notice, and best possible man
ner. - .-T - 49,
by A., 80 .Mfs. s. ". RoEZrTs.
uo33 II If u - = - - - = -tI-z--