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Local and p ersOnaI.

-Messrs. Ames s. Little have just receiv
ed their new stock of Autumn goods, all the
late styles and neat as a pin. Read thei
new advertisement.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Irwin
Butler, late of Nashville. Tenn, has return
ed TO this region and located in business
having an interest in the Lake Superior Nut
q'and Washer Co, of Youngstown.
The attention of young men desiring to
acquire a thorough commercial education, Is
called to the advertisement of Bryant s
STATIONS Mercantile College, at Cleveland.
It is one of the longest established and most
thorough and popular Colleges in the Union,
its facilities for instruction in all depart.
ments, being the very best.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the new Clothing House, on Main street,
of Messrs. Bernstein & Podolsky. They
have q nice stock.
The Ashtabula Telegraph contradicts
the rumor that Collector Fassett and Asses
tsor Bebee have been removed. Both gentle
men are still in discharge oftheir official du-
ties, and have had no intimation that they
are to be superseded. O.
WIN. Fee, ofBazetta, publishes a card in
the Garfield Herald, in which he challenges
the owners Of the stallion, Long Island Jack
son, to meet the stallion, Country Boy, al
Garfield. Warren, Youngstown or Ravenns
tracks, two mile heats IN harness, best three
in five, for any amount from $500 to 81, 600.
To go within four weeks from Sept. 9TH, by
giving ten days notice.
We learn since writing the above that the
challenge has been accepted, and that the
race viii come of either at Warren or Ra.
VIENNA.
IA By some inadvertsnce the name Of
Garry G. Reed, Esq, candidate for Coroner,
was omitted in the ticket, as published in the
C~HroEICLE, for two weeks pas. The omis
sion is corrected this week. Mr. Reed il
bound to be elected by humping big ma
jority, and the first inquest he will have to
hold will be upon the ghostly remains of the
used up observation-disclosures party.
"A correspondent writes of the Andover
fair that there was a fine show of horses.
The Country Boy was on the track and won
the stallion purse in two straight heats
time 2. 89land 2.40. Sweepstake purse, six
entries, best three in five. First two heats
won by VIM Fees Country Boy. Time
2.39 and 2.37. In the third heat he was run
into and the splky broken, and the horse cut,
bat not badly. he was driven after the &C
Gldent and behaved well. -
Court met on Monday last, and without
opening business adjourned for one week.
The Grand Jury is still in session. The bust
ness next week will be chiefly criminal cases.
There are twelve persons now in jail to be
tried for various offences.
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Meeting,

The members Of Comp any B, 18th Regt. o. vi.
Rre invited to meet at Kinsman, Ohio, on the 10th
day Of September. A. D. 1856.
GEORGE MURDOCH,
r, II. HULSE,
LYMHN ROOT
Sap.- u. Committee Of A-rraugemelts.
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BEAUTY.-To retain the bloom and freshness Of
beauty unimpaired to a much later period than i
generally the case, ladies should use Burnett
KAlliston.
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~NTOurning Bornets.

G. W., Messer has on hand and is constantly ma
king up Mourning Bo~nnets-Nothing more taste,
full OF elegant can be found in any establishment
Sept 19-6Wks.
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Accidents OfAH Kinds

Prudent and careful men insure against
accidents of all kinds in the HARTFORD
Company, because it is the oldest and Ldrgesi
and safest accident insurance company IL
America.
Apply to WHTTTLEsEY ADAMS, the only
Agent at Warren.
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Mahonfng No. =.

At an election held on Friday, Sept 18th,
1866, of Mahoning Fire Company No. l, the
following named officers were duly elected
for the ensuing year: lsr
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Revenue Stamps!

We have on hand a full assortment Of ReTenuC
Stamps for the accommodation Of the public
Open from eight O'Clock until four. Call at
Sept. 10. 1856. 2-EkS.
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Many young men are inquiring, Where can ]
obtain a business education that is thorough for the
ness College Of Cleveland, which ranks first amone
that class of Institutions.
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wedding BOnnets.

G. W. Messer is now manufacturing yeddine
bonnets which for beauty and style can not be ex-
celled anywhere. We have sold quite q humber
already this season, and brides should BY an mean
Sept. 19-6Hks. .
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Furs! Furs! Furs!

FurS! FurS! FurS!
Go to A. &. ANDREWS & SONS, for all kinds Of
Ladies and Gents Furs and Fur Goods.
Sept 19-2Wks.
TrImm1ng EurS
Can be found at G. W. Messer's Rooms corner of
Main and Market Streets. Up stairs-entrance on
Main Street,
Sept. I9-SRks.
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Fruit and Trees.

DERSONS WISHING THE POW
Il DERS that will set q Sick Horse right side
Az Of the best kinds Of Horse and Cattle Powders,
also a big assortment Of Liniments.
H0YT, STRATTON, & HAPGOOD.
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Hair Dye!
Bushes; ohristadOrO's. Jayns's. Browns and
HoYT, sTRATTON HAPGOOD.
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The best place to learn Bookkeeping, Business
Customs, Penmanship or .Telegraphiing. is at the
Union Business College Of Cleveland, FELTON, q
Bigelow, proprietors.
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Fan and winter Fires.

Guard againt them. Make timely preparation.
In these days Of sweeping fires take 7one put Com,
panies with large Capitals. We can iurnisn sohd
Indemnity that will stand the test of Time and Eirl
and al as low rates as a reliable company can afford
The ia "PHSGEIx ofHARTFORD" is your eompa.
nv. II has been Thoroughly tested in Warren and
PorlqRdI Forty thousand dollars paid ID eight days
An unimpaired capital of over One MiUi0H DoHors.
sspt. E. 1856.
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STRANGE, But TRUE,

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their ad-
sing the undersigned. Those having fears Of be-
ing humbugged will oblige us by not noticing this
card. All others will please address their obedient
e rYant, TH0S. I. CHAPMAN,
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CLEVELAND is q great Commercial Center, and
has much more extended facilities than institu-
tons located in country towns. The Union Bust
ness College will spare no pains or expense 10 do
entire justice TO Us pupils.
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-Messrs. Ames s. Little have just receiv-
ed their new stock of Autumn goods, all the
late styles and neat as a pin. Read their
new RdYertisement
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-19

RA You will find Rye Flour, Dat Meal,
Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and Farina,
at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN s. BRUCE.
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M. s. G.BACON,

GrOeerS, Produce and Provision Dealers,
hurst DOOR North of the Post
' Office, on Liberty Street, Warren, o., keep on
hands a good assortment of Groceries of all kinds.
Flour, Feed, Fish, Salt, Potatoes and Country Pro-
duce generally. Their friends and the public gen
orally are invited to give them a call. Goods all
new and fresh, and prices reasonable. Flour de-
N. & G. BACON.
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No more conjecturing. guess work. any thing Of
q doubtful character. but q universally admitted
fact, that Rice goes ahead of them all, in making
perfect Likenesses of hpdHts. 1t is also admitted BIZ
ARTISTS, as well as outsiders, that this Infant
lie photography is the most ditieHh phase known
70 the art. Then ifh succeeds in this most per-
pJeriag part OF the business. how is il with that
portion requiring less skill? Echo ansWers-'HOW
is it"-SpesiaL attention paidto ink work. and none
but good inkists employed.-Rice Artist.
Warren, Ohio, Sept. 19 1866.
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ITCH! ITCHI

ITCH ITCH! ITCH
1SCRATCHI SCRATCHI SCRATCHI
Will cure the Itch in
As hours. Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS,
CHlLBLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin
Price 50 cents. For sale by all druggists. By send
10 Washington street, Boston, it will be forWar-
ded BY mail. free Of postage. to any part Of the
United States.
June Is, 1856, 1y.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion. tI
cts. per liRe each subsequent Insertion.
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Seed Nhaa.
Practical Education.

Seed Wheat
Aprime article can be had at CAMPS Mill.
CallsoOn, august 29-tf
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Those Solid Silver spoons :
And that han dsomely engraved set of Coin Jew
elry were made at Vautrot & Ackley's, the only
ERgrdUeTs il Warren. ISept. 2.-3W,
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LCarpefs

Carpets.
For the largest stock and lowest pric es 70 to
Sept. I9-2w
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Visitors TO the Faint

Bear in mind that King, on Main Street. has just
opened the best end biggest Stock OF Knives, Ra-
ZOrs, Scissors, al kinds Of Cutlery ever brought to
Warren. They are all English. and bought direct
" Of the Importers. We can offer great bargains,
and Will sell lower than ever offered in Warren
Come to the Fair. and go to Kings.
Sept u 2t .
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A D-MINISTRATOR' SALE.

IA In pursuance of an order and decree of the
Probate Court Of Trumbun county, made August
%, 1856, will offer for sale at public auction. al
the Court House door. in Warren. on Friday the
18th day Of September. 1850, at 2 O'Clock Of said
vile township, decd, situate in Section Z, in said
township, in the county aforesaid. bounded on the
south by the public highway, on the east By land
of Michael Renny's heirs, on the north by land o.
John Herst, and on the west by land ofJohn Hers
Jr., containing Is acres of land, more or less
Terms Of sale will be made known on said day a
the opening Of the biddings.
JOHN HERST, Admir-,
Of the Estate Of Eli Segur, deed.
August @. 1s66-ts
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Water Pipe.
IL, 8 and 4iuch Water Pipe, suitable for Sewers,
Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low, and
within the reach Of everybody. For sale by
Il. S. ROBBINS,
Sept II 1866 If Newton Falls.
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A Large Stock
Aug. q. REED L ADAMS.
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Buy your Flour of osborn s
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
''City Mills Flour. None better in market
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Prices at Camps Mills.

RHl Salt and Lime at the Flour and Feed
Store of OSBORN Sc BRUCE.
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The LargesI

Assortment Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings ever
brought TO Warren-in French German. English
and American fabrics, can be seen at
Aug. %. REED 4 ADAMS.
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The Latest Styles
Six and Cashmere Hats for Fall can now be
had az REED 4 Al AMS'.
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CLOTHS, CASSIM
B o u NTY!
BOUNTY BILL PASSED
PENSIONS


All soldiers who enlisted after April 10. 1861, for
. period not less than three pears. and served their
term Of enlistment, or were honorably discharged
on account Of wounds received in the line OF duty,
having received only 500 bounty, arc now enti-
tied to an additional bounty of 800 and the t1ld-
olu, minor children or parents Of such soldier. who
died in the service, or Of wounds. or disease con-
tracted in the line of duty, are now entitled to said
additional bounty.
Those who enlisted for a period not less than too
pears, and served ttr0 pears. or were honoraby dis
charged on account Of wounds received IN the line
of duty, being entitled under existing laws to q
bounty Of 500. and no more, and the widow, minor
children or parents Of such soldiers, who died in
the service, or of disease or wounds contracted IN
the service, and in the line of duty. are entitled to
an additional bounty of $50.
Invalid Pensioners who have lost one hand, or
one foot, or are totally and permanently disabled in
the same. or otherwise so disabled as to render
their inability tolperform manual labor, equivalent
to the less Of a hand or q foot, are now entitled to
$500 per month, and the widow of any soldier
who died in the service, leaving a child or children
under 10 years of age. is now entitled to an IA
creased pension of 500 per month for each child.
and in case of the death or Te-marriage Of the
widow, the children are entitled to it.
Persons wishing to collect said additional bOun-
ty, will please bring their discharge certificates.
and those entitled to the increased pension. their
pension certificate to the undersigned, who is au-
thorized by government to collect the same.
Office in "Webb's Block" over Field & Turner'S
Clothing Store. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
ALM0N ID. WEBB,
Aug S-tf Military Claim Agent.
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1866
1903.

-SIxTY-THREE YEARS OF HONORABLE Sue
CESS
The NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY continues to insure Merchandise, Farm
Property, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
at fair rates.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS the only
Agent at Warren. [July II, 1866.
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Government Goods -S
Ala. McConnells. Blankets, Saddles, Brides
Goats and Spreads nearly new cheap for Cash.
SEPT. S. 1866. Il.
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E
Call and see our large lot. received to-day. Also
HOYT, sTRATToN L HAPGOOD.
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Our Cloak Department
For the Ladies'.

Is now opened for orders. all of the latest fash.
ions received at
Sep. l9-2w A. E. ANDREWS SONS.
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Wanted

5000 Boxes Prime English Dairy, and 2, 600 Boxer
Common Cheese for which the highest market
A. E. ANDREWS & SONS.
Sept. 1926.
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Warren. July 4. 1856 1yr
NJ iSS 5. E. Gordon,
Fob SALE.

TWO HUNDRED ACRRS OF
l. heavy timbered land. good soil, located in
Mecca. TrumbullC Co. Ohio. Also a small farm Of
tWenty-one acres. with a good house and barn.
These lands are among the best oil a OfMeeca,
and will be sold with or without the oil privilege.
Enquire of John 7. klumpps on the Sutlif farm.
Mecca. Also. 100 barrels Of pure Mecca oil for
sale on the farm.
August Is, 1S65-lm.
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Charlie Dodge

- Leave your orders early for Fall and Win
ter clothing. at REED ADAMS.
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THE Nj Plus ultra WASHER
TRIUMPHANT.

EIRST PREMIUMS AT THE
IL Jefferson and Andover Fairs last leek, 4
suits everybody aud does all it claims. WASHES
perfectly clean without any hard rubbing. Come
and see 1t on Exhibition at the Trumbun County
Fair Grounds. For sale by
A. II. ADAMS 4 Co.
Sept, 10, 1866.
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Agood second hand eight Horse Power Engin,
FANS Y. LAug. 22-tf
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Florence Sewing Machine
At the Warren Fair.
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Water Pipe.

500 Bushels
ofEOOd No. l Seed Rye. at Camps Mill.
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Florence OckStItch Reversible
Feed Sewing Machine.

Best in the world. VIII do a greater range o.
work than any other machine with less changing
On exhibition at the Warren Fair.
J.E. BBoCKWAY, Agt, Noe. Main st.
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Beyond Question

ArIfyou want a suit of clothes cheap 20 to
lSept. 19-1El a. Z. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
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Family Dye COIOrs-
Large Iot-fresh-just received.
H0YT, STRATTON 4 HAPGOOD,
No.5 Main Street.
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. March Q, $50
LAND ~ AID oy TIM PACIFIC nAnSo,p.

LAND ~ AID oy TIM PACIFIC RAnRosp
On motion Of Mr. Loay, tepl OF No, the senate bill
granting land 70 aid In tue constr con of railroad
tccgnphic line from the States OF Missouri and Arkansas
70 the Pacific coast taken from tho Speakers sbe
read twice aud referred the comuiee the Pardc
Railroad
K coMTrSssTloS oT rnrirs or ruE narmcr oounrn
Mr ISUEraoti. rep of m, introduced a bill axing
tie compcnsalon of bus and cnerS Of thu courts of
,he Drtrie, of Columbia when was read twice and re-
icrrtd 70 the Committee for The Dsirc of Columbia
IAE socr.sas
Mr BorrwEi', trcpl ~ Mass, from the Joint Com
mite on Rec nsirucon reported, y part eyiience
and Als,afna, and 4aked that & b. pnu,ed II VA Do
ordered.
ccNrsw,uas - u,MsD pur avn ssnons
~ KfLfsr (rep1 % pa infnufurcd a bill allowing
compensation ~ maimed soldiers aud Fail1ra sho acc
ent ted Ny law 80 artihcnl iub W lrn of such ari
1cal lnbs, vh.ch Rad twice aud referred TO tho
C0nrnitfce on Miitnry hffaift
'ufutnr Ac1IKxy nLL
The House usfcfei ~ order IA ference 10 ihe
Ohio nishi again oaof Ma aaeDimsni, which he did a.
And grO.asd furiAsr 1sA, 40 part Of ue non-v sppro
susseien.e q say cada fsou -ny ,.'r dge.r-d
po "a s.r y. 'ss g., Ss ysny - 's ~ % ass
s, hssS az s,e ,, I,. ~ % ~ ~ 80, % y, sa
fsr iSai nasds ssa pFovssa w ''' -
Mr. BtAor trspl o. Ne, opposed The srnsuam~rs
and sent W 90 the Clerks dcsk'and had rad fub
rnue which hc prcposcd " offer Tor the acndent a.
foHoes.--
Th. no part u n. moasy hsrsby spys.pr.,ea
Tpsi 70 the support p.y ~ ssy esdals hereafter
fsu.s ssesissS,. "s q s.ss. a. sss.. .s.sS sa
NJ BLsnn stated thst hss sub.sftate wHs r>,taf-- ?,
ssgrss.s -uss Asr i = ss ~. rs,n, sgpr.ss,o 90 d n
fo.suss spoa sesahssn slsrcs~ seys fpn Sev,h.
- :. - " M sss.sss -
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
THIRTY.NIuTH CONGRESS.

wasrrse'os March 9 100

WksHIsGfos, March o ISte
sprc.rnovs sesnsr rirr tacIrnA.
Mr. RsxasY, (repI of Nnn., introduced the following
joiut RESTITUTION which was referred 10 the Committee on
20 rte:--
geoved Thain shan be The duty n NE seottsy of War
With tAc ~ operation o the seret.ry %. Naxy WHOSE
lhef o. ~ Army, 70 esn.s si .ssissi 'ss
IL port q ety vhepJer the same msy be ~
ss-S-Ih~s he shsi s,so enforr- ertnblshrnertM a
ipfseed s.sssss sa,Assss 20 ~ villain s limits o. sss
TSJ-iss - sFspsss - hspy svssmssswvs
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

lsfgc mas u testimony Has rcpor,si 70 dAy from
the ComaIiiee Hs,onsisuc,ioa. uss mod iuporiAHt
ABd istercsts beng smsrAosd to- sHnersd si.is
B..sts q Gen 'Yais orisfrsu aud Hatch
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
REASONS WHY THE
AN ERIC AN A n
Made nj WALTHAM. MASS.
is TIE BEST.

IS TIE BEsT.
1t is made on the best principle. Its frame is
composed Of SOLID PLATES. No jar can inter-
fsre with the harmony Of its working and no sud
den shock csn damage its machinery. Every
piece ia made and finished by machinery Itself ia
nous for its novelty, as well as for its effective
ness) and is therefore proper y made. The watch
s what all mechanism should INACCURATE,
SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECOEoMIoAL. Ex-
cept some high grades, too costly for general use,
foreign watches are chiefly made by women and
boys. Such watches are composed of several hun
dred pieces, screwed and riveted together, and re-
quire constant repairs to keep them in any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried t'ancres,'
'lepines" and English Patent Levers are per-
fsctly well aware Of the truth Of this statement
At the beginning of our enterprise, more than
ten years ago, it was our first object to make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
to take the place of these foreign impositions-the
refuse Of foreign fsctoriss-which were entirely
unsaIeAble at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How well we have accomplished this msy be IN
derstood from the fact, that after SO many years
Of public trial, We now make MORE THAN HALF
Of THE WATCHES SOLD IN hi UHITE
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department Of
our business Is continued with increased facilities
for perfect work, We are at present engaged in the
manufacture of watches of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHeoNOMETRY, unequai-
led by anything hitherto made by ourselves, an
unsurpassed by anything made in this world. For
this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We
have erected an addition to our main buildings
expressly for this branch of our business, and
have filed it with the best workmen in our SER
vice. New machines aad applisnces have been
constructed, which perform their work with eon
suInmAte dslicaey and txaetness. The choicest
and most approved materials only arc used and
we challenge comparison between this grade OF our
work and the finest imported ohronometers. We
do not pretend to sell our watches for LESS MONEY
than foreign watches, hut We do assert without
fear OF contradiction that for the same money our
product is incomparabIy superior. All our watches
Of whatever grade, are fully warranted and this
warTsntee is good at all times against rs or our
agents in all parts OF the world.
OAUFT0N.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
counterfeits Will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
jsosaImDAW 3 broadway, N. Y.
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General News.
From ~soushA=.-,ca

NKE eeoRK, July I3.-The Hersld's Rio
Janeiro correspondence of June 9Th gives
the following details ofthe great baltic be-
tween the Pa~ragusyans'on the 24th Of May
last the announcements Of which We have
sfreadY had. General Mitre had ordered
the assault ofthe eneny's entrenehed camp
TO take place on the Path before, however,
any movement was made on that day, at
about half past eleven, the enemy with his
whole power attacked the lines Of the allies,
in three columns, consisting Of over 10000
men.
DoInss Of ihe ChivaIry.
MEMPHIS, July ia duel was fought
this afternoon on the Mississippi line be-
tween A. Greenlsw andA-H Taylor, Of this
CITY. Tho latter Ras killed at the first IRE.
The Battle I'm South America.
HEv YoRK, July 1.-THE Paraguayans
fell upon the center and flank Of the Allies
with extraordinary bravery, bringing eight
battallions Of infantry and 9 Of cavalry
upon tho center, the same number N the
left and about one half that number on the
right flank. The battle along the whole
| line became general at once, anu although
the Allied artillery poured q murderous
fire upon the Psrsguayans they did
not fslter but pressed on to break
| the lines Of the Allies until they cam
to a hsnd-to-hand encounter Their cayal-
~ rushing up to the mouths of the cannon
alter four hours hard fighting, the Para
gusyans were forced to withdraw, beaten
10 their fortified camps. The estimated los
of the Parsguayans Is 900 killed and from
200 to 300 wounded. The allies lost 8 grea
many suderior officers. Generals Osoris ans
Paunero we're wounded.