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HAL 4 Schmccke-'s.

TIE GREAT As:EG!C.s& Go%Fiitr. ~
lIoR.lcI c;:m-:.E- .,c..i,s Tie only le-
isa!!r authorized agent. Tor ihe aboye
work, III Cedar county, would respect
fully announce to ali concerned that the
Ehistory is now complete in tw. volumes,
Eand vii! he delivered in whole or i'm
part, rs FAST as the books can be had, to
kall WHO may wish it. expect one box
sOf N'o. 7 I, This week. Persons wishing
Ethe wog., lore / can geo tae:n PERSONAL
Ely, WI l'asis'c :s.!isess; me q Wiptoa, :e-
Edag CO., Iowa. L.. e. WeaJEoRD, t~'t.
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PRICE Wishing to close
bp my business, in this place, now
Aner the remainder Of my stock Of mo-
asses, of best quality, at 70 cents per
kallOn. Corn and oats will be taken in
il more convenient than to
pay mo.cy. Call at the residence Of A.
81. Perry, just northwest Of town.
Dec aTth. G. II. pisRRY..
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"Old Pubs F,mc.,. which. il J. Boo

"Old Pubs Fsmc.,v which. il J. Boo
kanon, hos boon ar--- 'tas, hin,a"ir- -....a
philadelphia. Al ssnocratic papcrsaSs:
"he -sS$S4sl -censerses freely.
on al topics q &C ,craI int It. Refer
ence being made by JenAins to the .vs-
luminous dispatches Secretary Seward
is flooding the newspapers of the county
with, and which are given to the public
without regard to the oft times great. in
teresto ut stake.q Mr.. Buchanan con-
demned the practice, and said that Sew
ard has exceeded In this line all his sue
cessors collectively. He did not pretend
to read them O. sent to him ofiicisliy,
but depended upon the newspapers en-
tirely to furnish the gist Of what they
contained Mr.. Lincoln's as assination
he thought one ofthe greatest calanities
chat had ever. befallen the e0autsyy He
Thought lf shff Lincoln had aiived the
c,stntry would have been reunited, and
based his opinion on Mr.. Maco'li's pop-
ularjty and strength, which s"A Fl Lave
carried him successfully ttN@tc!, aa-
u's'cF aking hea,light have aF",lptc,i
looking to that end. In re"a.. - Jef-
se.son Davis he was uua'.!e 10 form
al opinion as to what disposal would be
made of him. Tic secuted Me idea Of his
being in any way implicated in the as
sass:nat;on OF Mr.. Lincoln, which he had
10 doubt Jefferson Davis regretted as
sincerely as did a majority of the South
ern people.
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ADDITIONAL Rol;VTY.

Under ah H". passed. BY CO gross 1t
its last session soldiers and t..0 widow,
and heirs Of deceased solder. 4l2 c.lti
tied 10 additional hourly. Tie under
signed is prepared to prosecute claims
t>Fs Sss:a bounty, on reasonable tvaaa
'fn~tcc .:l,ies; tie bounty : #.'st4aa.
va. Lilo. / >..A- d &c.,.
t..5 :, once. - ,lum. Aut. F.-.sr .s-l
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Dissolution Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the part
nefship heretofore existing in the mercantile
business, under the name of Vim. Flanagan
Co., viz: Vim Flanagan, G Button, and =
W Nandespooi, has this day been dissolved.
Al those indebted to the old firp are requested
TO call immed tately and settle theft account
VITA w Nanderpool, O. aerwise they VIII BIO
dealt with according to law.
TAKE NOTICE.
w Eanderpool having retired .'ro,r the
firm, the business viii still he Gil led GA under
tie name Of Nm. FLANAGAN i CO.
Yatnkful for past patronage, they are bound,
and will sell lower tiAn the lowest
-~s1.-s MN, EI4ANEA6AE s. co.
CLARENCE, Iowa, Nov. u, 1855. 38w5
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surscR1nErs to the AnyErsg.s :, 81, !. MI,

II OIIAc = A.sI.Es lIa
please recollect that, with this.Runsbcr,
4hc time paid FOR, by many of them, ex-'
Pires with this number. They should be-
PROMPT In paying subscriptions j, FOX.
1857, rs the Publishers csnnot nffoftl-
{o furnish the paper at such a Tow rate
md thsn whit six rnsnths or ye&r for
VIC pay. So walk up with s.rcu-..
lacks.
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y AGRICULTURAL MEErtNa.--The An
nual Meeting of the Cedar County
AGRICULTURAL Society will be held, ut the
Court House, in Wpton, ON Thursday,
thc 10th day OF January, 1857. 1t IS inn
portant that all TIC Of!ice-s and Direct
sOrs be present, rs bust inc sot uir,fsnal in
|fe:est will como before, the meeting. e
J.E, L. cAI.I.-, r@es!.
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IA gentleman residing near Belle
Plain, IN Benton county, recently sold
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Company %, 900 tons Of peat lying near
the railroad track, at one dollar per ton
the company to take it from the bed.
SO SAYS the NinInD E,y,'n
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DRAKE g. COVE G-cN.

MIS- N. G. PAM. wishes 20 az hat
ehc sill takes subscriptions sa- ar
thur's Home Lag.2:.e' a. $50, and
s American .Agr.cul.ur.st" at Sl.Oo, the
lowest club Rates; also, for the Herald
IOf Health" Little Corporal" Chill
flren's Hour" chronological Journal"
Ind "prairie Farmer
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general amnesty, but when johnson
tnfhed dvsrs u thgM, md I bond that
they We're Just as ready and willing to
catrT out.tl1ir reasoh AZ aver Z cous
Guided that the only place for loyal
..Fnioa aaaa 1ssssteyRacl.ni Aatheranks
Of the radical Republicans. In this
Stats, whore the Re oellion actually lcx- !
iated, the ont,ah d7out Rebels, the Col-
perheads, the CONSERVATIVES a Vi y ohm
sen ,ncti III so hand IN HAND, and it
mesto hear that sosloyala fanl-
~ rs the Baglcy's SHOULD have one OF
their number, for the sake Of Office, fall
in the ranks of the meanest of all trash
now existing in ouf country o,s PC. sFEa
-4--l.aA z - 100 III H.
PERsoNAi.-We arc gr,tifcd to learn
tL2s Cap. john G, Safely, anr, Cosntys
Es.S4 esenyati YEA has returned to epcnd
the Holidays atethe residence Of his
father, james Safely, Esq. Tho Hon.
is Studying law at Ann hrbor,
Mich. Much is looked for from this
most promising young man.. He has
already y risen in the army; and we hope
and 'eelicve, that when the time has
come he will be equally and rnobly dis
tinsuished in the forum, .as he was on
the field Of battle. We, and I'LL who
Know the Captain, wish him-and
dlBnbtlsss one above an cotflers- wishes
1sucvena In life; and neAn-
TIME, we all wish him "a merry Christ
mas season, and . Happy New Year"
ZED
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sT2AEGr. TT" T..-E,
70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health iu
few weeks by very simple remedy, AFTER hevin, sn f.
fered for several years WITH lang affection,
and that dread disease, Consumpton--is araiosa 10
make his fellow sufferers the ~ cu-e
TO all who desire It, he will send cow of he IRE
scrrtcn used tree of charged will. the direct for
preparing and using the same, which they viii nd
SURE CCRE for CoNsrHrTioN, AsTHts, BaayaRt-rr.
CouaHs, CoLps. and al. Throat ard Innr e.s,t
The emily ajnct ~ the advertiser in sending the Pre-
ssfipton is 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread 10 -a
ton which he caEceiyes 10 lie Invaluable &na egss
every sufferer will try his remedy, il va GeE
nothing. and may prove = bless ~.
Parties prescription, FREE by III
will please address
2 &SFs EFv. FDWk Ard A. w iTS6S,
VI Wf!iamsbnrsh, hiaTsco. New Ark.
trlG .sEssioAS AND lapEi..aSsE ~
= isyAyED. - %f
p j TX lie hsneft mil - GAHfi1f 10
v6E&G ZEN sa1i others WIZ 50 mr. lfpaa i IA
r.ef.ity, Prer, atpre aeay Of H4aaeaa. srx ! sssr
II 81 the same time THIS MAS =
k rho has cure him selfaftc r nm III ksfsst a#
lie Tiackery. By epcosag n POS ,4I i sased s.s-
veivre single copies. free o. charge. ~ ia, tie
aUthor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Est.
n0yl Brooklyn, Kings CO., y. i.
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a HoUssIIOLD ELiess1Nd.- Among
the arts and inventions Of the day, tho
most importnent are those which con-
tribute to the saving of labor and the
protection Of health. Viewed in this
light the Sewing. Machine occupies a
ngnminent position, not only from its
Humanitarian characteristics, but from
its adaptation to all classes. In the
drawing-rooms of the rich it is an orna-
ment and pastime, while to those in
humber circumstances it is q fruitful
resource, a faithful friend and benefact-
Or. The men who have been instru-
mental in giving to the world the bene-
fits of the Sewing Machine, have accom-
plished a noble work, and among their
number Grover & Baker are entitled TO
special distinction. These gentlemen
are the patentees of what are known as
tine Elastic Stitch" and the "Loc,.
Stitch" machines. The Grover & Ea-
key Elastic 6titchn Machine is prcfera-
BILE to any other, for tho reason that it Is
more simple in its CONSTRUCTION, more
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Go TO Halr& Schmucker's for every
thing kept in their liLe,and they will
endcavor to The utnOst to slit you in
both price ant. quality.
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Dress GooisEtD bra G styt cy nt t,a's.r
4Clcahs ard shaWlsat u axe 4 Cay.a ton
EIGces at d. AXE &, Covingta.l's. ~. ID 81
EEmhroidcri,,s at Drake Il CtoyirGton's.
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BLooDED BUCKS FoR sALE.

r WOULD inform the Farmers Of Cedar coun.
4 II. that have ~ Vermont Bucks for sale
Which were recently brought from Vermont to
thsssyat ~ 1t. IL. II bert, Of tisS GROVE, H.
They MA ea the A w Dpl stock / q sell nom
fa'l-E N ss eaes, and sired By o. rlin IA xrd by
EdWLH Ham. on tot.i of Old Sweeps ak es. -
The lasn Is l.nowa 9isy ri a. nfssge CT Lula
Greary and ii valued NJ Il 80 -ssS<i - al tiolsyrN
by his nsEstsEgt owner. He was S..ed by Old
Tot.n 4aE!'s Vermont Buck. SO
Farmers Wishing to improve their breed or
sheep. viii do well to calf ana see these AMI
maj, before purchasing elsewhere They nr0
on my piaca ~ miles northwest af Tipton In
Little Linn lSrovs, Nod AAk t0NAShlaa. NJ a. l
Nov y, lSd6, JAS w. HANLIN.
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PREMIUM PICALE.-A gentleman who
has ha'' me experience in picking
meats, & the following as his meth
Il, whie.l .ias proved itself superior to
any other that lie ha9 ever tried. It
applies alike to beef or pork: To eight
gallons OF rain water add two pounds of
brown sugar, one quart OF New Orleans
molasses, two ounces of saleratus, two
ounces Of cayenne pepper, four ounces of
saltpetre, and fine salt enough until it
will float an egg. Boil and skim il.
Meat put UP IN this way viii keep re-
lnarkably sweet aud tender. Try It, sc
lovers good rations.
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YOUR ar 1 D1ar wis ssSa thhISe Il Ea s1ss
who are continually adding.
Ito their stock and drp Aeriis. it to the
public at the ioYfEpOss e. lees ~
/ TIE rAIE and Elstixd Of the Iutll.i
bran Church, at Deans Hal on last
eThursday even: nc, was very successfni..l
The gross Aynoint taken IN was $e54. IS:
fhc nett proceeds were $4,000. The
whole affair was quitn an honor 4a4tpeez
nving the management Of the psefiara-
Hons and ceremonies. 10 Eaang
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lbur town, and hAs, no doubt, secured the
1hturc patronage Of, our musical friends,
g all who have had instruments tuned
~ linn speak highly Of his skin, and
willingly recommend him to all WHO
pccts to give us call every six months.
A VARIETY of Travelling and Work
Baskets, Ladies' COMPANIONS, and fancy
articles suitable for Holiday presents, at
Hall & Rchmucker's. 80 ss,,. a.,
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4 New and Grand Epoch In +" ,icine.

Da MAGorEL Is the founder Of new MeiicaI sys-
TEN The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses
enfee3ie the stomach and paralyze the boscls must
give precedence to the who restores health and
appetite, with from to two of his extraordinary
Pills. aud cures the most yirulent with
so Of his wonderful and all healing Save These
great specifics Of the Doctor fast supercetng all
the stefeotypcd nostrums Of the day. Extraordinary
cures hy Maggiei's Pills and Save have opened the
eyes of the public to the n.cency Of the so caiied
retn"iies OF Others, and uron which peorie lave so
long ,indly depended. Maggel's Pills are net of the
class that are sw allowed by the dozen, ard 0f which
every box full taken creates soute necessity for
another. One two Of Naxgisi's Pills 81 Aices to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the tomac,
creates an appetite, and render the spirits light ard
buoyant There fsno gripping, and reacti IN In the
'orm ofcoEstipatie. the liver is affected lis furc
lions restored: and II the Is feeble
it is inyiyoroted. This last quality max esthe as
cines very desirable for the wants Of delicate nales
Ulcerous and ernptive diseases are iteraiiV extn-
guished by the dsenectant power Of Mag .sls Slve.
In fart i is here anfsunced that Magp.c!'s Billions.
Dvspep aci Darrhea Puts cure where al rthe.s
fail. VILE for 8urns, scalds, Chiih.ssrs. Cu's ara
AL nbras.ns "i The SKIN Msgsi.l's Sa!ye is ~ d.
said b. J W,aaIEL, II Pine Street. New
" etSs ~ ninth ann X. III ~. IN Tir.oa,aaf II -
t ! s~1.~ l<.
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a. NJ. NJ. .Po,ue.oy OF, thq, Ia !AFpsse
Democrat ona Rohack's Btu arss:: &C. w I
Roback, OF Cincinnati, is making the
best article of Bitters now manufactured
in the United States or leisGw harc. We
have used them. for three sears, air,
would not be without them Tor almost
any money. In the snrirf.h:s Stsmaeh
Birters are worth hinarrus 81 dollars for
keeping the stomach ii order, and
cleansing the blood fre.nITs as,cusne'at-
ed Impurities. 1t il not once in two
years that We endorse SO called patent
medicines, hat RobacS's are worth all
the praise we can bestow on them"
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efficient, more easily, operated, and less
liable to get cat ofonier.aNc hase been
at some pains to speak ndvisedly on this
matter md have no hs stien iuPro.
nouncings II ineom parah.y super.er ior
domestic purposes to amy ether iAstrti5
melit. We afess.,s .aiaed iss~ 4h; ssG.ghI
estimate. Wherever these Eachs.es
have been exhibitsAt,sksnns2t ition with
Others, both in Er-el'cy ard .A@.crica,
they have elected The < ta2omiums.
The propr;ctoss 44>P ,.~si n 49,
porate in etheir nia +tt.3sa'lt Invention
tho highest merits oil which tho Sewing
Mschine is susceptible, and. their efforts
have been crowned with asucccss.--PAi.
adeaahiG Press. sa Mo- s-s e. l 90 sag'f
r4#R 4 Sissy
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r. rRAlLRoADs.-The Secretary = the
NJ, r. & A. r. r. Co. has been eoaapell-
Ssdts employ Jsetice of the Hssce to
collect the first installment from some
Of the delinquent stockholders a said
Company. This should. not b -. It
costs something to collect In that way
"" mansubscribes 500, i.e should
n pei the Compsny 10 spend ! por-
ten that 600 in Collecting 1t. Be
sides, the DirocsOrs canuet do anything
without money. Mitch more wo'k
would have been done this fall ii all the
stockhc !ders had raid promptly. Nh,
second instaiiments has been called for
BY the Secretary. Let 1t be paid imme-
diatciy. II the Directors do not push
the work forward with sufficient enc :
gy, let 1t be Their own fault. Let them
not have the excuse, that the stcc',he Id
cTs did not Furnish de money. We 'c-
lievc that the Directors VII, delay for
nothing but The money, watch has been
subscribed. And THAT is not paid, it
ought to be collected speedily, and eco
Iolnicaliy. There IS c!1ough subscribed
to get the road eady for the iron; and
when that is done, there will he no
trouble about the remainder.
We need the road now, and always
shall need 1t until it is built. Stockhcld-
ers, if yoa want the road, pay what you
ocrecd to pay. Pay it without expense.
Don't say you win wait until everybody
else has paid, for you haze no right to
as; others T. spend their money il col
lccting what yoI haze agreed to pay.
Do not understood, from the abb E,
tint nobody - paying. But it il .irht
FOR Gel:nquenjs 10 understand that ..e~c
is bu- oao way, and that is. TO pay The
i:.s.a!i.aents G they arc cal,e. Ger.
frss"Fic following COMMUNICATION -
from Il n!a.,, who, under the workings
OF MY Policy" VAS compelled to leave
the State Of Missi@s ppi because he could
not endorse the policy advocated by
INDY and TIC rebels:
"Editor -4orertiser-,sIa:-S MY
Policy was ilaugurated innuinerable
wTons 3" We been inflicted upon Union
men ia die Southern States. Many OF
them Lave been run clI'-cvcn at the
G:5... ef .ileif i.ses-and they are Still
wit. ~. redl>ss. Cnder these circnm-,
stan, t.s EIig:ltn' it be we'll for Congress
t. sui,.eon ss.cl :s have been aggricyed,
be.o.e some legitimate court Of inquiry,
ia; ne ia. condition o. tie South, az
ut the present time, might be fully
known. from sad experience, ain
confident that in this way body of evil
dence might be presented to the public
which would cry aloud for immediate
redress. Union men have suffered, and
ar a;icring in the South; but the COM
plaint Of . solitary individual, here and
there, II heard at all is not much listened
10. II, however, their numerous COM
plants; were collected, printed and pre-
sentcd to the people, one might natural
y conclude that the best possible results
would follow.
lorrs, &c. W.R.M NJ.
pREAIy-M pIl.SLE-A gentlemen who
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MARRIAGE AID CEITBAcY.

N1Ff-1tIs II = = ~ 2 NI.il y -5Gt1.
4 Essay ~ WtRSINEt AND i.sTRuCTI0S
= : EVR AGT@G IT.. Also, DISEASES and Alases
se't b efatasefv Prost-atc the VIAL Powers wish
ore reans q reff. Sent ae of charge, In scslsI
tier anEetares. Address, d.. !. SkILLiS Iiou GIL
@oNs }sar4 Association, p sfsif'hia. Ia. niay
EEfac-*, CT 5GUTi;.
4ersn vno suarrra ~ ~e.r4 from Nervous
De- i'fe,nisese Decay and ali u e effects or youth
tai nilsaf5tiqIi. ll.for the sake Of So human
fysel aret all WHO need Il, she ci, se dsree.
fftesfar maa . tAs APPLE leaeIs d. ..cl IL was
+efs4' S.saa-FsN @.aha u nl w svertias. .
experience e-n i a4O ~ aidre44iHs - Y . 20 81
JOHN u. OGDEN,
vl3lly No. 81 CAa1..Srs St. New York.
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY. - The house.
keeper or cook is fully prepared to enter
successfully upon her culinary duties
without having the Best CAcSsicattS st-
eratus OH hand. 1t relieves the mind of
much Of the cure and anxiety experience
I'D by ahiilful cook. For sale by most
merchants and sroecrs. Call Tor the
genuine inved i,aler 1t is better than
Soda.
The place to buy cheap Goods Is at
Drake 4 Covingtoa's.
Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL Con-
cERT.-Thc Misses JACKSON will prob
billy give Concert in Upton, OH Fri
Nay evening Of this week. They are
graduates of the Fox Lake Seminary,
wisconsin, and come well recommends
d. We thhilk thss the leyfrs Of MUSE
Pill shortly have an opportunity of,
stening to sons NM music. 90 SAas
Programmes Will announce tie time,
Nano shgNs4 AsgsNHsst ~ scots s@st&3 r. $a
II !. .--.--.z - $3.50.
The BEST 6egars in town, and the
lebrated Billy Bowiegs Smoking To-
Acco are keptAt Hail = bcnnluckef's.
II { .rS------- 49, .5e
MA citizen Of this place has receiv-
. long letter from our old friend
eter Dilts, who is now located at Iron
n, Missouri WiththsFperini<sion Of
! Dilts, he HaidJ hythes foliowfng =. =
tlect for publication. There is no doubt
about Mr. Ditg posidsa,: z - j I 10 y |
When \ fist esnre Mere i felt some-
hing like e&eEtaqtas1olive branch
70 the rebels, on the Greeley plan Of
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c hrftmnssHseafsaoy M voTgTa |;

Drake & Covington's.'
'5trissmas presents at aqsa;
,sststasss Drake c. Covington's.
Christmas presents at
ssasas a58a .ttai Drake & COviifgtofl q.
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The place to buy cheap Goods IS at
D1nhe A-Coyingtoa's.
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s. l.. sMIryr. s,ec'y. re
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-05

ERSEY OVERALLS
IN At FREED 4 ADAMS.
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Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair to more than its origi-
nal beauty and IuXuriance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-05

IOTHS, CasImeres, Tweeds, Cot
" tonades &c, for men and bov,s
variety and abundance at the wy wear III sreat
WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
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STEAM GARRIAGE
FACTORV

COUTH OF CANAL, WARREN,
- OHIO. Having lately extended and imprOv-
ed my establishment by enlarging my already ex-
tensive buildings, as we'll as erecting new. ones, m
Producing a steam engine, with allklnds ofmacnln-
cry adapted. to the business, by which q great say
ms Of material, time andlabor are effected, thereby
ahordlng facilities for manufacturing and selI1ng a
BETTER article for the same or LESS money
than can be AFFORDED without such advantages, ana
employing. IN lnereasd number OF the very best
Workmen in the country, many Of whom are di-
rect from the eastern cities, 1 am now prepared to
make and turn of A BUGGY PER DAY. At my
Repositories may be found at all times the best as
sOrtment of finished work in the country; all of
which is warranted in every Iesrcct, and for quail
ity, workmanship durability and finish, is not to
be surpassed in this country, or BY eastern manu-
faeturers. Among my stock Of finished work may
be found
CLOSE COACHES. of various styles and prices.
C~HARI0TEES.
RQCKAWAYS, a variety of l, 2 and 8 seats,
CARRIAGES, a variety Of 2 and g seats.
JENNY IINDS,
CARRIAGES. Eve patterns slide seats.
SULKIES.
BAROUCHES,
BUGGIES, a large variety. CONSISTING OF
TROTTING,
DROP FRONT,
DEMOCRATIC WAGONS.
KNOW N0THINGS,
GAZELLE,
Upton,
BOX BUGGIES,
PHETONS. l and 2 seats. tops standing and
Also, LUMBER WAGONS, best article, for ono
and two, horses. My present facilities enable me
to furnish to order any style ofwheeled vehicle, on
the SHORTEST NOTICE. Persons wishing any
hing in my line Of, business, are requested to call
and see for themselves.
Especial attention to Custom WORK and Repair
ing. Painting and Trimming done on short notice,
and in styles to suit the most fastidious. n. B.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Warren, April Is, 1856. II {.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-05

"Why will you persist in wearing an
other woman's hair on your head?' asked
Acid of his wife. She retorted, why
viii you persist in wearing other sleeps
wool on your back ?"
Make choice of your wife by the ears
not the eyes.
He who is willing to be what he really
is, is a real man.
Maids want nothing but husbands and
then hey want everything.
How do you know that Pharaoh used q
carpenters plane? He made Joseph q
ruler.
A wag wrote on the back OF a fat old
alderman, ''widened at the expense of
the corporation"
A man maketh a wry face of vinegar.
but he taketh down a quart Of whiskey
without a twist of his snout.
Why is a lawyers profession not only
legal, but religious? 1t involves a knowi-
edge of law and love of the profits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-05

.CKELETON Skirts, Balmoral Skirts
- and Crimped Skirt Flouncing. at
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-05
NEW COAL YARD,

THE UNDERSIGNED has OPEN
ed a Yard for the sale Of Mineral Ridge and
Brier Hill Coal and Slack, at the east end Of South
Street Wnere a supply Of the best Coal viii always
pc Kept on hand, at the lowest market rates. Or
ders may be left at Barnum d Co.'S. Hardware
Store. or sent BY mail. All orders PROMPTLY filled.
Coal delivered 10 customers within city limits,
Warren Aus. /. 1856.