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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-03

and fell back towards ito Nanid"i), hut, 'lls
horses giving ollt he I1a0 70 ilsI5 for he night
On nearing the }apIdan next morning, he 'nec
large body Of rebel cavalry on he road 70
Burfou's Ford, aud >Ejrmished viii. them Tor
time. He found the re6e!S had concentrated
their force at 1his point, when he suddenly
wheeled, and taking the road to Banks Fore,
crossed without opposition, lhe enemy 1oA~
lowed some distance bat Jailed to lntilct any
damage. General Custar and his force return
ed 80 cazaD 10 day, VII h only four men wounded
slightly. and one rather badly.
The entire business portion Of Downiev!e,
Sierra county, Cal, Was burned on the l9th ult'
The fire commenced in the centre Of The town,
and spread with such rapidly chat little prop
erty was saved. The loss is about $500, 900,
on which there is very little insurance, The
contents Of several cellars which were believed
60 be fire. proof we're destroyed. But three
large buildings remain IN the business part OF
the town. Both newspaper establishments
were consumed.
The President Of the United States yestcr~
day sent to the House OK Representatives
message in reply TO 8 resolution OF that body,
asking Tor information as to the number OF
veteran volunteers re. .enlisti1&, the States from
which rhey come. etc. The President encIoses
3 reDort from the Secretary Of War, who says
+hat n his opDioD, it would be prcjudicial 70
+bo ,,ob1;c service 20 transmit TO the House. at
+1a present time. the Information requested.
~ g!s. 72.1+:,,oro American saws: 'tGeoeraI
n:1n.eno -. os,,oars 70 have f;,,,nd It useless to
ot+ar,t - st,, ;nte}; oepce in relation to the
>. ..,} ,.,,x,,oro,,s 1otfors have
elSa''0' IL A0''u7x1 49, .,,o4 .ba
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
EoTrC.ss.

(,RorpN a9uEsuCf pEFlufnhN,-T0 cor
~ ir.at,rs sss fspossis. csco~es IN sspasst~ en-
vsIups sadtrs s,N so tte of the scrs sov wheo
ts rfrrea ,,- 10 ~ tho pcFson ptessnuns rs
snd Os 4sv III pres-ntaon VIII Be rs,eiyeS -
tAs e,tss spsi y s'ega =. ~ Of sas"sdsy Jcyt 49,.
s-s seGs .swc~I ~ the f7kirhr sreg ~ ~
vn;--ffth sstsnc. t-svssn Srverw .sib,h eno tf'y
D In srse,s Acrtos estwe~n I.adson aT ~Rse
90. gtr-,st Nilutor stxr.t bstws~r Rsyrai1 tnp 10
tr~t ss.st arano street. ,e,ween Gr-spe sns 500
pgi.th besw- stxsesrsh hns S-'sretth
rtrce's: ssc s,satyssuDa s.rcss t'tvcs ThHu no
rst ~ st:cihcasuas os ths sbt.s Nsfsr sd
csr,a tcs he tics ~ sp,sinS e. s.sksassg :" "a
.s~GNcs N,erx. W tht elc1
TGONAS SrHr aENs, \ U-ucs
H0GBRT 4. HAf asur, AQue lacs
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
Sun " i1sA
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

Ivan O. BAKER CO.. AUCTION gE Rs-A HAy.
n WOQp. Aacisaesr.- lcent Household Furu turs.
flasoissts rs1aua O stsinary. bronze Chlaa, Ga
4ttvs ~sre st puc suctoa this DAY tWedoesnyD the
fvs story n.ss .tsee h@as ~ Wesl snte-sts street
Des@ eod ~ ~ and NKth sale tUk
edsck Par,rs-sap~rb slts os Purnlture covsrrJ ~
grnstel Of &c eat descrptsu win Ourtsns matci;
AtAS-roS richly carved SECRETARY and Bo9s
C-are lso e. K.c~piion Chairs, Pier and Man Mrios
Lso- Cars ns shsd vsiSr; an1 Brusses Carpets En-
tsgnuros t Paintings By eminent wood
sss .s RIO ess ,s.,aueat offered - ancion this
ysset Cover Cauerbary, Dressing Bureaus, WaxdruhoA
1sasteais r. ssvte L.us AlS; superior hstr Nat
ressea ~ Lin~a 0hcets 1. Bolstsrs Pisws
~ de Blankets and CounterpAnes Bu fela
1ses sofas. Arm GhairA ssovea China Dinner S-s
Ss,e Gas rp,ons Coffee i'm, Dianer Servics
Table Guttkry; s~ all Furniture Of
Farties Sshin g. attend this Gale take Fifth SIKH
me cars or stAx~s fr Aston, ST Nicholas
fots eAvns st sistesota ssrees few doors frsa
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

billiards w. GRIFFITH OFHBRs FOR SALE
ID A. bs rscIory, l{S Fulton street. e,e socs with his
Improved Cambnsten Cnahious and Csshioos rnsde by
Yhelsu Cosader Call aud examine, sen6 Jour or
ders b. mAl
", ~. GRIFFITH, TIE ONLY PRACTICAL Bill
p. lard table manufacture In she CITY OF New york viii
ETs 10 one who can iavest Substitute for IVORY.
squAiy - good. 81 .Ouv,Oco.
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
CLOTHING.

A sJRHR PLACE--AT 25 SIXTH AvRsus LaDlEs
~ sps xentafnen viii lind the nad huae-. -
MkIZ. 70 they dspuss ~ the OF Clcgh-
Tag Carpets Furniture 5evoryxs, PC ceut more
by other des ~ the city promise iol-
lowns ~ --sS Dresss irou, - 70 Ss5; Cos Ito
. n; Pants ~ 90 81. Asp for WOoCn he and Mus.
iiu Dres the ~ best cash ptiaes vii be pad call
note hy W.T. DO prBotnis attended 10. Lsdes at
dei Mrs. Mint Plrass ib.r B
Mint and The number 2s sIh sveane near Eighteenth
Orders from brooklyn ana Jsrsey CITY puncuaiy
nfencea
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FLgoAgr uorar' OLn FURNITURE.
NfRRO..3, y S3S!yl OF nlasJsCSGB,

tFLNB~ Nh Hl,ttsLL- ~ Aff wtr ke.a~
re Lutie,g go wii: sytt AZ Sls.,sos
al ID, r-reshss ~ Hst s,e., 'r'wsss hrs es'na
krd Tars' ttiri srr"'a -,
ari ~ ossgsnt f1-ui'.e &C. @ asrs1 slu ,o.sr N's
81 whie wa- nste n es'gf y t.1d- 80 s,o ~ ~ = D.
seNak - LAr 81 ctao.rsry csvyet rNsAf' N.t 'h@
l. T,m.on htursa s',:n: reir :. s- s,ss,er, ~"
90; .ng, rsnss rss~o,d sever p.sns. = ,'eiis v.s
A. xet, yre f'cs S.r md lac trtp, hps selnui ~.
Sac tl.stss .ns ~ fa.st, ~ ...psi vsnn ~ ms
re ans erch b.Fva~ yas cocaS Ds-1 a. y'rss.s
sa. .". ..g,, .s ~ ,.Is; hss ss , I'M, 4 : !. sd ~,
- ~. .tcs N.os J9es Cha sss Ci.ss yllor,
I. ,ei al stue,t , ys's; .'ueishs g a,ss Asr ~He
- assn ym.a"r.. vh,ss a,.,a', vy y,,.rss.s
- s-s ss-rs "a -',t ~ - sb rsn "a rtsl-sa,
-sss a., Sy rc~, !. shsa. vts c.,a hs, r,sy - kt
a. "a sascs 81 fas sussonssrs 80. yJ'ns sss,e..
.ar pouaHrv, AUcnoSp-a Will AtI 81
M Hrtrefdgt, Sane - a. itf Settsf ~ - tstis.d
ca tho Fur.il1r en;s,nsi " ,he so, sonss nsi-s
.ut Bs-. bar sIxiaA ssrssre. "a 80 teipe<s uN-
.ts /. 90 Sc JnpuiS No sss-l assorussss ss.sa
a's
a voJGuvy. sJertoNs III ,-.g p sssf. To4r esAs
M st nsassaoia tGoSgre. Cevssts frs SAcs Poscs
4. DCustxr
IN ss on fAsrsds y,ns ~ ~. o,s a. a. 1890
sAt rnsewsrN raf.rs auA. CssS " E"ckyssei YES
.ls't -. cearo Tphfs, 30 s'uk Jrre " WsrAisnis
trd p-ada HsB Ofoe tsks iA'eA tfcs tN.~.
t~s,sr rfsss 2at gsAEd Dmes Cm~ 49, a. bsnsc
issls suA Asesss ~ saA - snn,s ~ weStas q ~
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

DAwNsR0KERs sALK-w n. Lewis AUG.
Lsss:s .,i ssM .Ais a.y. .. is Bs .sss Sss sA'rss
arAer at W. 5t,n sos Co. large puaptty ~ Oe aad
ehvss wssoaeS Jswssy. ~ sAis " essssasass ~ IVY
epo0ok.
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
TIRNRf II. LEEba AUGriONFrR,
III RECEItFR'S SALE.
HkxKf n. LEEDS 4 MINER
s-ys AL A aurfsou


WEDNESDAY. JUsr 20.
At II o'olocx al No a3 berty esrces.
few do.y weet af hrcad AZ.
GECEIvRRS SALE or OLD WiNks AID LIQUORS.
asing tho coat,nuaou b. oeder iion Joan Hat
e cnSTd without re ard 20 pTcs consist
r1s OF sac Cd Sherrirs ;aidsn Seal Pale White Ss.
soecg vlu,srps yer, Irnurs Rum, &c rasi rf whca
sge aesv,y thtr.y H. iae whole so havrr EN-
purchased; by late prevers 10 s5i Ihls a,cs
a In bottles ani ms have heeu removed
firm tho bins packed ty reliable and experienced
Iso an tnvooe OF abou: thists loss ffnn the stock of
an old tnpsriug haase wh ch have much Esssc.
COO ia i-tgg o. Whskege. m. Nrsn
Johns. hoscs and "a Also sevtr' lines ri SrardieH
and wiuss, iravrtd ~ cases. Toe sale VII ennuicuc'
this lrvucs Also yice OF tEe Sc lIs or Ia
sot te brand, IN usual sized pse2Sses
I,rNRf ID MINER. AyCTfONRSi, sALBsROox 81
Nassau .trroa, oppsst- TIC Po1 oilce SE
q, II eolccE IN frost Nasssr street.
1tinht bss thoroas nref hrrsr - hands men hiSn
grsrs oil: excfllsrt I'c hrSo. pleasant and cay
arver either 0 be har,iess sound ana kiul IA
sbs risy ark hav Hnrsc top Wagon and Hernes.
bay Hors>, ha de high. sa.oc tor any end q.
KIDD ruieT tae saddle, or can os used
Cor . carriage bnr-e 30 two Besc Hssoache VIA
pule a shalta Also bet spHc bSInees IN gand or
se Also dsrt hay aafs-,y eers csd r,ot t.a es.e,
n nd and I'D sr 10, hands high; cold for sau
ncsss h,ra: vol s~rd hit Inb~d. scr ~ ss action.
warranted civ sosad sioc asc seaie uador the sad
il; has ~otled In ".
IIESRY D. MINBr, arC- C-to.EFfL-sAIyeaorM y
kaascu e;r.sa. ssec@ Posi- Office --Nlseh& n u
nkRVILLg sell auc<eo Thurstsy, Jnn" ~ ni "
ery and Toy Store, csufeconsrs N greet VI
.isty, TOYS aud Fhewosts, chewing Glas Wow Gases
Jsra sens Gas Fixtures Ooup es Chsirs Tsecs CsrpeeA
tNs1ies -
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

0VE0RGE COOK, AUCrrpNEER -sgC0.D HAND
vi furs tuis - fkis aav lh,s oc ooe i4i
raad~s aye aud Ied stock II ilon on Furn,.
including Par oe Sults Chamber SGtP. Library and
Dining 10 furnitao, sGpetb Lpowcoi Hardrooe., h,s
ssre Bcafcases Bun.S Eitaus on Tab Gas Fixtures
&c Catn,og VI Erlc.
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
I,rNRn 70 MInER. ApurroNHna. sALesRooN 81
ASoEE,s w!LKIss Agor.osxE,IE,,.p q sosx,I,.pv x,,eoss

M0HuE,nsp tpLnnIsssI,f,i.U isuSsfIi'pv wrsRoeA
ROSEWOOD PIANuFORrk CARPtTS AZ.
~ II LUDLOW 90. WI sel ~ aucsien on
THURSDAY, q, rs u fs%. AZ ~ oNLOsk-
az the rsssdencr No. 800 ~ n ANFNUN
Between rhrtstS aud Thirty Irst dreru
ali the superb Furstu'e Sc cnta,ned 10 sss enss con
,,stnK Ia part carved rosewood Parsor SUI n
aaurea esrn Huh Csbinetp fne french psio ftrr aud
sntal oh0 carved toss 1000 Conre And Fsncy
ss,lps var rich sal aaEask Cur "a oryant wasnw
ning Suit 4. fFs,, Fs'.ns on ysbs n,rs Cnsrs
,1s.w God walnut faannganv wrench Reaseafe orrs
p- bureaus bstsnis Wardrobe, LosnEe-, issy q ara
Pr~r7e ani o. haAdei,cr teivrs snd hrusrrr Csrprt
sDI,.i1ths so With tic tcbeu rurni.rs wtsb
1san the sale vii com ncnce ,.,,
t,rulturr ar, will be ca sghbshrN sn Wedres1av
L ltst Sy psrmn sb.c vita cs,sost G. may ss had ~
u. ON = o. the a;ssiousrrs NO y II ns street
xSosals wYLErsa. ACcrspNBIR.
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

A rIgxIIoS-Ar 2Ia sgyskfn AVENUE u so-
N ALNHERC fhc California snd We-tern sssrc. store,
received large orders purohase tsl worth Of Cas ~
cibnluH TheSe ortrrs must be nlled IN very ssnrt
tme. Lsdies aud gentle men ~ish would tske
tisusr uoce And look ever youF wsriobe ana see yoa
bave doth 10 not 0.cf. fc~ your sstlsfscttoh
vii non sone OF tho prces silk Oressr- fro-i - 20
81 Cssis from - 10 81. fsn'a fser, - 10 ~ sisc,
Sc.. by calling addressing H. No5gNBTR1 2iz
Ss,sah avenue Ladies' attended, ~ b. Nrs HcssnbNrg ia
Ald oil q
The New York herald., 1864-06-29

MISGhLLAC EOUS~
<yAsH PAID FOR RAaa AND oIp MSrALa--wHrrR
Rags 90 pauud Conred and Wool crS q uts
Fook. Newspapers crnts Old Rrsss ~ ceuts; Cspprr
vat pOund, ~ ho 10
New Bower. corner Of Roosevelt street.
INsvoRcE HAVING xtpG THIS srESIAL
holds private ccncstcns the sohies either personally
= " u. l. KING. Counsellor al Law. SIS Broadway.
r5,yrk MBrAL AND OLD LEAD WANTED dAsa
4 VIA paid foe fee hnuarcf weight Of Typs Nssai
sscoid Lead A0py ~ tue desk 81 ths eh'ce
xOANrED-r0 PuRCHASE. TWO GOOD sRCOND
w hand porishls Essfaes & om sight 10 twelve horse
tover aust he sooa running orser Address bex as
N Y. fost nl.ce
,gANrFo -ryo rHoUsArD TONS or srohg. ron
w ailios ia tush~sd snt dcot Appi, st ths o0cs or
tar Mr-sxu leon WORKS. ioet Of ssh 81. kss. river
NnAarED-ro PURCHASE. ENoiNE, SCREW curr
w 'as .dsih. knsh of be5 ssIt fett aud upwsrcs -
s~,as irotr - nss seoard hsnd, IN gpcf
1ss.i,n. Adlrss Andvv Hr,wn, ul West Forty fvurth
sssse e-rsen Tent. ant Rsyenth Avsnue sAusf prize
- ss,r,,,sp of Lathe.
II 40 0 CsSrs rgR POUND PAID FOR oI.p BOOKS.
~ nsvrys,cs &--Cs before -Su cesi eNh-re. for We
c,st " ,ny s.v hsys done regardless of ~
r,s -s.,sl tther nonss Ia the ctf FER
.ndlpg fror the counir, may rely run ~ nmcdts
ta-stps -. F.i tsrc, wrisnt sc MffAHAN NIL
tAr ~ g. r., whslsSsie payer wsrciouss.
Z. Css,sPin Pov~o WILL BE PAID FOR ni.p
Is maven, .s-s bcx, I'D S<uaphlss, ~ rHOhH ~
y,SsKs-r rsye. stO,s wAs~kois~ " Ann s9ees, neas
.lA IN s.fe, Jll,s orfi esie 81
The New York herald., 1864-06-29
A UCyIoN sALK OF
= aa.kIfi1ESg aoysEHoLD FURNITURE,

a hA.EIFICEAr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
7 '9LEGAnr rcs y nAxrkrS AND COSTLY Mo.Ks or ART,
THIS DAY lwhDsEsDAYl. AT TAX
xtEuANT kk,inkhCE i6- = EST TIVE ENrl. II lEsr Sr.,
bkfM m SEVEhrh AND EIGHTH AVENUES,
C0AhENcIkd AT O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
rarior daiaa RON drawing sIeep'n. And
aurscry are comperi' sAi e-gasns furnished IA Sse
wood nsk and mshognnv French Mrroro. rosewood ktA
yees tnroe hue 81 rkrsar fura ture reps and
M n. ao.nt octave Piano four round crnsrs;
9Ng msker-sOA SNhJ: wood Ceniro snu Pier
tae'es Beds and BEDDING. Hair and sprins hstrssses
Sth haadssus rosewood Chamber Fnrnitrn rich Chiaa,
complete sots Of ch Cut Gasa Table Cuerv Sver Ware:
1ne Wilder Iron safe large sizs Ac All 10 besod Without
uesexves rain or shine. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
Cool Cellars,

1t is nothing 10 have a cool cellar,
provided YOU have command of tho
doors and windows, which, however,
is not the ease with all cellars.l MAJ Y
admit cats and rats, and we have
known dogs to find their way into the
cellar, to say nothing of still worse
animals for such a place. 44iE
This, of course, ought not be. A
man who has care for himself, will
care for his %neller, and we may say
rtee rersa. Bat a cellar should exclude
everything at the will of IFS owner
then you will be prepared to exclude
Warm air, which is the grand point
in having a cool cellar. The whole
secret is: open your windows when
the weather is cool-cIose when it
turns warm, and keep close till cool
again; then throw open to lot fresh air
in.
We thus have our windows closed
during the past drouth of two weeks
when the thermometer ranged at 9O0.
Our cellar was cool during all the
time, while Others were little better
than upper rooms. Butter sottened
In these c~cllcrS; flies ~abounccd, and
were found in everything not c.csed
tight. There was no use In having 4
cellar kept thus warm. Ours, on the
other hand, WAS COOL the butter solid
the apples. (GrecHings and a fW
SpitzehbergsA safe; there was no
working of sauces, no difficulty with
sweets ofany kind; milk preserved its
sugar for forty-eight hours. 1t was
q cool cellar during all this time, and
is so during the summer. L such a.
cellar desirable? Aye! but where Is
the fresh air? l do not like confined
air in a cellar. Of course you do not;
and there is less in a cellar than iD an
upper room, because there is no.
breathing there Tor little) to foul the
air, and there is no heat to raise
efduvia; aud there should be nothing
10 raise it from.
The air may remain for a month in
a previously well aired cellar, kept
srrupulously clean, the iDgress and
egress at the door admitting sufficient
change. How is il in winter, when
cellars are closed for months? -
We have practiced this thing OF
testing our cellar SO thoroughly, th:t
there is but one thought on the sub
ject with Us. One trouble is not
much to attend to your windows once
in a week, or once in two weeks. Ii
takes but a moment to do it-and
when once in the habit you will not
forget it.
Now such a cellar is the cellar for
butter-not only to keep it, but to
make it. Here your milk is as you
want it-plenty cool enough even in
the doggest of dog-days. There is
little difficulty in churning; you have
June in your cellar the season
through. We have experienced all
this; we are experiencing it daily
In the cool nights then, that we
sometimes get, up with the windows,
and the cellar will next day be flIe1
with the new air.
Close at about nine in the morning,
and you have a store in hand for a
long time.-Country Gentleman.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
SeasouabIe limits

We take the following from the
Agriculturist:
Hoes.-Keep clean, well bedded,
and sheltered; supply cooked food il
possible. Litters OF early pigs may
now be provided fer, allowing for the
SOW to go about Jour months with
young.
HORSES -Seeto it tat the stables
are well ventilated and light asily.
cleaned out and warm. Blanket q
horse when he is standing out of the
stable, or waen he first. comes in, and
at night TOO much blanketing is in
furious.
Leaves furnish an excellent mate
rial tor manure Collect all that yon,
can. They answer for bedding, but
are not a good absorbent for liquids.
sMANuREs.-Get out much muck to
be exposed to the weather in winter,
for ut'e next year; collect everything
thai. may Increase the supply in
the Hog pen, stables, barn yard, or
compost heaps of manure.
PLowINe-Fall blowing tells, par
ticularly on land which is not well
drained, and is late in drying in the
spring. also on foul land, ard on
heavysclays hat are ~amelioratcd by
the frost.
PoTAToEs.-Be sure that potatoes
in The open ground have good ventda-
tion ant drainage, but are well Gov
erei. Those in cellars should be dry
and cool, butHot SO cold as apples.
Ponl!ry in war n, light, clean quar-
tiers will, if the hens be well fed, So
cure plenty Of eggs ali winter. Feed
fecly those destined for market.
Prices are usual y the best just before
or after the holidays. Scraps from
beef and pork are fattening, are
much relished, and induce laying.
Roors.-Storo in cool cellars after.
sweating, free them from dirt and
tops when put in.
SHEGP.-ProEide comfortable sheds,
give them a good range; if housed,
free ventilation and clean quarters,
not crowded. Each sheep should
have ten to fifteen square feet of sur
face room, Equivalent to q space two
and a half by four feet, or three by
FIVE feet for each oneE not more than
100 or $50 should be confned.in one
room. Turn in the buck this month
for Apritiambs, but they do better if
dropped IN May, in colder ATTITUDES.
SUGAR SoRGHUM,-It bears some
frost, but ripens little after the leaves
are frozen. ! Such cane ferments rap
idly and must be worked at once.
TuRNIps AND CHRRoTs,-Dig before
the ground Is liable to freeze, and
store them after sweating. -,ikr r
WINTER GRA1N.-lt is better for it
to have too much growth than too
little. Never feed off at this late sea-
son. Look to the-surface drains,
that water may not stand in them,
and that side be not exposed to wash
ing by overlooking. O..
WooD For FUEL-Much good fu-
el nav be collected from that which
has broken and blown down, dead
trees. ect., both in orchard and forest,
as we'll from old fences, bridges, ect.,
which should be replaced with sound
stuff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

When the tea was thrown over
board in Boston harbor, Sept. 10, I774,
Lot Cheever, one of the party, got
some of the tea in his shoes, and an
old lady saved it and it has been kept
until now, and lately was presented
TO a Fair given in Boston
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

The County rssurersO fiji ewlbe open for the recepGono Faxes etwenH the hours IF 8 !.
N ad5P n, from tn Goth dy6 October the 2h6 lay of December after which eH epmMy WILDE added and
and the balance or before the Doth days Jme1S 1855 I&@r hedd anqMsm subject 6aF penalty dkmyPm oh
Banks OMo Gdd and Silver Cdnnd rh@D MOTHER kinds Money will taken in payment of Taxes ehA
change in m% so cent sand under Please rmmmbrhm hiatt twill Mhmp@beh to db ALI thu Mtw week the Term
r b All persons who postpone the paymstd their Gau until ahahe 10th days of December and june aust p%
nmwt Traditional per cent allowed bylaw which will be added 1ha1w5
TmTsO& Office Warren OtL 1851 ~@ lila RTEZEL County Treasurer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
NROCERIES,

YANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department I ain 10 keep Q
full supply Of all the leading articles, bought ex-
pressly for the jobbing Trade. On my shelves may
800 dol. Cotton Hosiery Of grades ssas be~sh lasl
100 Cotton and Li,l. Thread Gloves.
50 Gents Suspenders of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties, all color, and prices,
800 Gents Collars.
30 Ladies do
500 yds Spool Cotton Thread.
90 lbs Black Linen,
900 Packs Pins Nos. 2, s. L.
100 gross Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted,
400 " Coat, Pants and Vest Buttons,
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons.
500 Common Agate
50 Lead Pencils,
100 Reans Note, Letter and Fools CAP papers
SOC doc. Ladies Dress Braids in assorted Oolou.
100 gross Steel Pens,
O0,000G Gun Gaps,
100 gross S4 yard Shoe Lases.
100 g =" Hooks and Eyes,
100 doI. Pocket Memorandum.
50 gross Pen Holders,
80 doI Serpentine Braid.
81 Marrow Silk do, in colorf.
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
. Rubber and Horn dressing eonhA
; Genuine Yankee Soap,
2 odd Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
80 lbs Sewing Silk,
50 doz. Machine Silk all color.
800 Bolts fine velvet Ribbons. assorted .tyisL
10 gross Ladies combs.
50 doz. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins.
30 lbs Common
; gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 i" gross Lyons Katharon.
5000 Envelopes assorted.
gross Japsnned Tobacco Boxa.
% gross Crochet Balls, assorted loIUrS
l " Burnstt's Cocaine,
&c. &e. Ia
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
GO TO 30
A. McCONNELL'S,
AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF

AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French Calf S Boots,
% Do DO Rs&PV BOOT.
ea aG"s Boots Boots D s Prime.
GsID do Do Do Do
% do B ssTsSa nS'' 1 i6 B az Gram crap 4 { fG caIf Bots e.
Army Shoes. do Youths Copper Tip do
Infants do 30
.Girls' Calf and-Kip 20
BOY; 5BslmG e Kip and n Calf
FOR THE LADIES,
Goat and Kid Balmerals. Goat AID Kid Boots.
GafR oHo Cal. Lfs'lns 90 DO s siT sa A.d BalmS 81
Our own make Of Cali. Goat and Kid BaI@OSsls
and Bootees.
OR MISSES AND CHILDREN,
Our own make,
Lasting Balnorals. Lasting Cong Caters.
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes.
silk gore Lasting Caters. % cent Shoes,
Kid, Goat and Calf BoOtee.
Custom Work,
Best style made to order, from a child's sid boo
tee, TO q mans sewed I CBoOt.
4. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET.
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubber
ever before in this market. We do not ask you 10
come and buy, but come and let u show You abe
goods and prices. andn wedO not save you 10 pr Ct
and go as Uncle Sans beys Away down South in
Dixie. to fight secesh.
A IL &C ON N 4 Il lis
i OPP BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Is one Of the best places on the Reserve, and Ia,
been fer fifteen years. to get good goods at low pri-
ees, All Work Is warranted. and what is not made
N the shop, we get made cut, and is warranted an
the same AID lot fail to call and see him before
Mems Rubber OvershOos. Mems Rubber Sandals,
homens de WOmen's DO
Misses and Children's Overshoes.
Just reed at AcCONNELL'S, Main Street, 7
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16

Col. Sam. Medary, the editor of the
Columbus Crisis and Ohio Statesman,
and wheel-horss of the Democracy,
died Monday afternoon, Nov. Z.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-16
FlAcE FACTORY

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~ ed ny Establishment by ehaGngm m already extensive b1hdTnI as ELI As GIGnhsd me- ~ IN avn
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and FORE uamy wokmandip duablnyn and nEh, Is motto be- surpassed IN hb country VI y
mmuacu rS. Amor ~ stock OF finished" WORK may De lou Gncurc E-L r..
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