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BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Steamboat Disaster.
lopN'lhi ~ NolnihcItNlI
NEw ORLEANS, November M

INV ORLRANs, November 13.
The steamer Henry Won Phul, with $500
bales of cotton, was burned at three o'clock
this morning above DUnaldsonvlle. The
fire communicated TO the cotton from the
pipe of deck-hand, and was soon under
full headway. The Captain ordered the
boat to be run ashore, and acted With
promptness and courage. The Pilot stood
to the wheel until enveloped in flames. and
tile engineer did leave his post untilthe
steam pipes buysted, and then escaped
There were one hundred and one passen d.
gers, and a number of them being Indies. a
wild scene of confusion and excitement en-
sued. Nearly all escaped on the boat reach
ing the shore. One passenger was burned
and several were drowned. The boat and
cargo are total loss.
The passengers lost all their baggage,
many of them having only their night
clothes. Among them were Colonel Fisher
and lady, of Memphis, who were on bridal
trip to New Orleans.
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WORD TO THE PUmAc.--A great deal
Is spokenofnoW-a-days ays,whieh is the eheap-
est place to deal in Dayton. or where IA per-
son can rely on a merchants word. We
simply remark, that from appearance, and
from our own dealing with merchants, we
lind friend Schwarz of the Eagle Clothing
store TO be straight forward dealer, and
the public can rely on his word, or that OF
his men. who are always ready 10 wait ON
customers; his stock is certainly by far the
most select and custom-made, and We would
commend our friends and the public gener-
ally TO give Mr.. SchwGrz call and exam
inc for themselves, at the sign of the cold
On Eagle. us Main street. three doors south
of Market House.
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THE CAMP THE BATTLE FIELD, AND T1IE
HoSfIlAIi, or Lights md Sbufoirs of he GFCdt
RcbelNoR--By Dr. Il. y BROUKET1. (. L. Junkm
20, Publishers Cincinnati.
This book is ably and impartially writ
ten, and for genial humor, tender pathos
and startling interest, holds high rank
among works of this character. 1t furnish
es an attractive and truthful panorama of
the late war, and all of the inn 'ortimt iuci-
dents of the memorable confess are wildly
and thrillingly portrayed. As ;n historical
work it is of great value. 1t contains five
hundred pages and is splcndidlv Illustrated
with over one hundred fine portraits of the
principal actors in the war aud large
number of other engrayings, executed in
the highest style of art.
Mr.. j. ID. Jewell is the agent for both of
the above works in Dayton and Montgomery
County, and is now engaged in canvassing
for subscribers. lie will call op our citi-
2enS with specimen copies OF beth.
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AN IMPROVED RAT-TRAP.-Ge.g gnagel, at
Marble Hall, yesterday morning cnt of
the head of a big turtle, for the benefit OF
his soup customers, the head of which was
carelessly thrown over into the lot of his
next neighbor, Mr.. Warford. About nine
p. NJ. a squealing noise was heard in that
back yard; light was called for, aud the
source of the noise was Investigated. y
very big rat had slipped It's ugly mug into
the turtles mouth, which elamprtI, and raj
found himself, like Beast Butler, with his
New Orleans spoons and pianos, caught in
the act. ,
Gengnagel, this morning, received a
large lot Of fresh quRils-quite slggestion
TO good-eatiug lovers.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Julia Metherd, vs, samuel h. Medler ct al. su-
psrlpr Court of Montgomery County. Ohio, case
NolBisG
DURSUANP 10 an order OF sale issued by the
4 SnDerior Court within and for the County of
Montgomery, Ohio, and To ne directed wiz oner
qt liitsic saiU at tnc door OF the Court House iu
NE city pf Dayton, ON
SttHrdag ne l2d d6y of D.etmber 1875
Between the hours Of two and four O'clock. T. j. .
the following described real estate to-Wit:
situate in the county of Montgomery. mud 81 tie
OF ONO, being part Oithe u W quarter OF section
eighteen uS) town Two C}) range fix l6) NJ H.
known as the Gebhurt farm Boundaries of the
east part. beginning at the northeast cOIlirrof the
chains, thence south Is degrees 40 minutes 1860
cha Psf thence aorth deGreu q $50 chains. thence
.uonh@is degrees ~ 7hS CHAINS; thoHea- .laFtlt 10
degrees chains 90 the center OF ioai thence east
along road 5Di chains; thence / degree e. 10 1G
Iehilipa " section line; thence along section ltnc
m " degrees 20 minutes 1851 chains 20 the place
.ot begnmng, containing - 3a 100 acres BOunda
ries ofnhber land, beginning nc the W eOrner Of
the Gepllart farms thenoe north degree n %
chAins 10 0anc center OF the roai; tIebcc sbiHh si
degrees e5lt chains; thence degree W "a ~
chains thence tS degrees 40 miAutos Wb.51 cnaips
10 tH plWe OF beginning containing rs 70 100 acres
the two tracts Of land containing ~ CT 100 acres
and Ntl ge sold as one entire lann, She nboye
,preplsts have been appraised "a sixty nye dollar.
per acre, 9nd cannot sell for less than two thi s
.oAthu appiaismUnt
T. sa,dla1n is known as the MEDLER farm and
Is under good cultivation aud has a good corn crih
nnfl oher Improvements thereon, and good timber
lahd, FERNS of sale-cash on day of sale
leI. o. g. II. DAVIDSON sheriff
ByT ID bentley. Deputy
ADAM CAAY. Atty. q
NOV. ~. 1S66-Ntt
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THR PosToFFIcR.--We understand that
j. II. HubbelI. Esq, who succeeds Mr.
Comley. ms Postmaster in this city, will
take possession of the office aud enter upon
the discharge of his official duties ON Mon
day nest the l9th inst. With the excep-
tion Of the appointment of II. Elliott, Esq,
as assistant Postmaster, we have not heard
of any changes being made in the present
force engaged at the Postofice.
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MASONIC RE-UNIoN IN BALTMoRR.-A
great gathering of Masons--West, East and
South-is expected at Baltimore, Tuesday,
Goth inst The Offices of the Little Miami
Railroad at Richmond, Dayton, Cincinnati
and Xenia, win have for sale. on Friday of
this week, excursion tickets-round trip
only one fare, there and back. Good until
night of December /. This gives time for
parties to visit Washington, Philadelphia
and New York.
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DEFY -I4obensburge &
Son, No. los Main street. call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold BY any
other house in the city.
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Small Fam at Public Sals
/ 90 la ACRES.

Three aRd oRc-AaJ mites from Duyfon on ne
Woif creek l'ike.
on TnE isrH nay or DECEMBER, 1865.
AZ two O'Clock p, ~, VIII oger for sale at public
ctioli, the taiul ON which now live containing
~ Jacus 1--we acres timber the balance under
cultivation. s0ii cNcefient-part creek bottom
AMI part upland, The buildings consist OF a go0d
new 2-stofy frame house, stable, tobacco -she.L Gc
Also,
ON tae sauie day cQlafpenclnR AZ ten O'Clock A. ~
vii ouer al -pubhc sale, an my stock farming
utensils, and household and kitohen furniture
hOo,iAMts !. HEINIILE
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WANTED.-Twenty-flve Girls and Boys
wanted to make Cigars, southeast corner
Main and Market streets, over Riebolds
Shoe Store. lld2
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For SALE.-Seventy-fiy barrels Sweet
Cider, of the best quality. Enquire at
John BettletOn's Liquor Store, Third street.
or at VIM. VOllbrecht's Grocery, Second
street, Posts old stand. noal3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

10 II You want books bound, such a
Magazines Periodicals, Histories, &c., il
any style, plain and fancy, please call at my
Bindey. F.W. Meyer, corner of Main aa,
second Streets lmdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

e5- Cavalry Over Goats, all colors at the
Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main Street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
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der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to $l5. This win place them IN the reach
of all, and 30 faniilyT should be without
one. IsIaI iVl2dff
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For SALE.-iIorse, light wagon and har-
ness. Inquire Of W. II. Belville, Northcast
corner Third and Main streets. nO3dlw
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New Yorlk Monev Mnrl,ct.

Nv T NINTNf wv TFIT7E 7 IfIf
Money is easy at 4G0j per cent.
Sterling exchange is dull at l0S7R R@1O9lI
Gold is lirmcr, opening at lll26, and
closing at ll53a.
Government stocks are quiet and without
decided change.
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AMUsEDIENTs.

llusToN lIAlu To-NIGIir.-All who right
" appreciate the grand aud beautiful in
aeIsic, VIII not fail to visit Huston Hall
to-night, to enjoy the fOpiatic Concert TO
be given by the Grover troupe. This come
pany combines an array OF musical talent
such as has never been Witnessed here be-
fore. Their concerts in all the principal
eastern cities have been largely attended by
the most refined andapprc condolences
and have everywhere beei received with
the highest favor and applause. raose
who attend this evening ay confidently
IeNpcctthe mostdclightful "a recherche mu-
steal entertainment to whi,a abthey have ever
been invited In this city. Reserved seats
may be secured at the music store OF Du-
bois, in the Huston building.
TIT OPERA HoUsE.--Evrry one who at
tended the Opera House last evening was
perfectly delighted with the superb and
classic rendering Of the great character OF
Camille by Miss Western. Other ar
tistes who have preceded her were entirely
eclipsed by her faultless ahd impassioned
impersonatiou of this alwal difIlcult char
aeter. IL anything were wmting to prove
her "star of the first magnitude" in tn,
dramatic art, her triumph was complete
last evening. From first Va last she held
her admrug auditors spell bound and en-
trauced.
Tonight Miss Western wiilappear in the
exciting and popular pro;vnn drama OF
Satan in Paris, on which. occasion she
win personatc six different harachrs. Iu
this diversified ,oie Miss Western is unex-
cehed. and an entertainmeil of thrilling
interest may be anticipated by all who at
tend. 0.t
BURGESS AND La RuE's MiNsTRELs will
occupy Huston Han nest Friday and Sat.
urday evenings. See advertisement in
amusement column.
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u N d Il r ia K E x s
AZ the old stand, 3n Third street west of Court
House. naNt Ohio, kcgp constantly on hand an
kiuds ct Wood and Metallic Cofins
HedrseS and CdrridOes Furnished.
Punctual Attendance at all Times.
They Will also attend 10 the laying ont and
dressmgof corpses, when their services may be-
required nO5dtfw1m
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gB-The best place in the city to buy
cheap Feed. is the Ludlow Hominy Mills
no3dG
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FIVE enthusiastically Over Coats for
S. 90 at the Eagle Clothing Store, lls Main
Street, Sign Golden Eagle,
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Waggoner at the
"Atldnta House" Market street, has one,
two or three rooms, and a good cellar to
rent, well adapted for almost any business.
Possession given forthwith. no5tf
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SYMPTOMS OF GkTARRR
I EAY lClHf }
By DOCTOR FOSTER,
NOW PRAcriCTNG AZ TnE
PHILLIPS HOUSE, DAYTON.
By DOCTOR FOSTER,
PHILLIPs HOUsE, DAYTON.

CATARRHis n disease Of the mucous mem-
brane of the nasal passages and those cavi-
ties of the head communicating with them
insignificant as il appears in it's first stages
1t Is apt In its progress to become instru-
mental in causing the loss or impairment
of smell, taste, hearing, and sight. and IN
creating serious constitutional dcrangc-
ments, not unfrequently terminating IN
CONSUMPTION.
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SPoRTsMEN, ArTENTIoN.--C. Ferneding, at
No. BOG Second, between Main and .Jciier-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, jnst-the thing for
hunting and fishing eHcursions. dim
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C8- Women's Kid Shoes at Goodman's at
seyenty-iive cents.
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eB- Women's fine sewed Balmorals al
GoOdman's at 81 90. b"
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E8- Treasurer Staley has everything in
complete order for receiving the December
taxes. Walk up and settle before the rush
comes.
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gzsr John b. Cough, the popular lecturer
on temperance, has been engaged for Sc
ries Of lectures, by the Young Mems Read
ing Association, and will he here next
month.
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GB- Friend SolrNarz don't make idle
up, and more especially, the cheapestcloth-
ing in Dayton, examine foryourselves, mt
the Eagle Clothing Store, lis Main street,
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GSg- Election returns from New York and
other States, say that everybody got beaten
but friend Schwarz who is always ahead
in the clothing line, especially. Just now
he daily receives large invoices of custom
made clothing, and can suit everybody in
both styles and prices. Try him, at l1s
Main street, sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

GEy-F. W. Meyer, Book Binder aud Blank
book Manufactures, northwest corner of
Mainland Second streets. lmdaw
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SrLENpfp yEECoArs.-Lehepsburger u
SON, so. los Main street, have just feceiycd
lic most splendid lotto ovcrconts In the
city. which they are oleringa 10 very low
V"rcs. Gall aud see them. ltd&w
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eY- Ladics fur lined, Water Proof
Balmorals, just received ut G. eFerneding's'
No. J0G Second. hctwccr Main and Jcller-
son streets. Cali aud get pair before they
arc all sold. dim
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THE DAThI EMPIRE.
ClrY AND SUBURBAN.

c@~Womcn's calf shoes a' Goodmau's at
seyCtg-iiyf egnls
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LOOK 10 YOUR lNrEREsr.--f. lNincding,
No. BOG Second, between Main and Jeiler-
son streets, will tor the esnext thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes and Hats aud Caps at
strictly Wholesale prices in order to make
room for a new stock. dim
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BURGESS AND LA RuE's MINISTRIES viii
occupy Huston Han nest Friday and Sat.
urday evenings, See advertisement in
amusement column.
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gSS-The Ludlow Hominy Mills will start
on Monday next.
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PROVIDE FOR WINTER.-We would inform
our readers that, Lessner & Brother have
received 500 now and sound Government
Oyercoats, and they offer them for half
theirvalue; therefore we would advise our
.aders TO secure one in time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

EH-Cheap Feed at the Ludlow HomiDy
Mills. no3dG
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GB- Five hundred Military Overcoats
Just received, at the Eagle Clothing Store
II. SchwarZ.
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DIDN'r CONE oFF.-;Ihe grand display Of
celestial fireworks, which was expected
last evening, fafiet Il; come on. Whether
postpopeda'iEsacss6aDga6f the wtatller,a =, 4 Or
some Other cause. We haze not heepappris-
ed. The Wise men Of the astrononical
persuasioBprom alsd nfIotlFbTl schailce 10
night. Let us7Nsii0 ahI9see e!'ia 'N' ''' ''''
or swr-Tv ~ -T-7-sf tfoTH T srl
tss Go to the Ludlow Iiomigy Mill for
cheap Feed.
e&'- a frant rqnm and hoard dnr gehtlea
man and lady. Tdqhire N6llss AiARf sf1eer
Ea-HatL and Gaps 1aP eiicdR SF e66d-
mans. .f,.4.,t rige,'s ,,of,.-y 70 m, .r
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u Yonths' and childrens' suits, from 81
TO Sl2 can now he had al lis Main street.
cnstom-matlc AMI of good material
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Custom MADE Doors AND SHoEs.-S.
Weihl, No. 20 Jefferson stFceS has arsplen-
did assortment of custom made Boots and
Shoes. Hekfps pgptlpr kind OF MdtlS6If
hand, aud sells at loWer, prices Than ,rpst-
crn work cab be Boqgld lat 'other stores.
Give linn call. 10w2m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
WRIGHT & MEANS,
ESTATE ACTS,
Morgan, Ashtabula Co, Q.

The most of our farms and other property we
offer for sale are near Rock Greek village, Ash
County, Ohio, 9 miles distant from the
County Seat and Rail Road station and there
is also a Rail Road graded from Ashtabula Har-
Dor on Lake Erie, to New Lisbon in Columbi-
aEa County, Ohio, nearly the whole distance;
the Road passing through Rock Creek village.
The above Road is completed from New Lisbon
to Niles, in TrumbuH County, and the North
end is being completed from the Lake to Ashta-
buia village, leaving only q small gap of about
forty miles to be built, and we have the utmost
confidence that the whole line of road will soon
be taken up and completed; thus making ours
one Of the pleasantest villages in northern Ohio.
There IS not a place in Ashtabula County where
the annual amount of manufacturing is done,
that is done here at the present time. There are
a largest size steam tanneries, tanning about
5000 skins annually; 5 dry goods stores, drug
store, hardware aRd tin shop, harness shops. z
large boot and shoe shops employing 20 hands,
blacksmiths shops, saw and grist mills, wagon
manufactory, large sash, door and blind factory,
steam cheese box factory, large water power and
steam WOODEN factory, cabinet shops, milliner
shops, etc, two large churches, Odd Fellows
Hall, Masonic Hall and Latimer Hall, high
school: 3 lower schools, fast class hotel. The
amount Of trade for the year ending Jan. LIST,
1856, will amount to full $4,000; population
abuut zoo.
Ono thing more, we have the best surface show
Of Rock Oil this side of Pennsylvania, on all ON
streams, especially on Rock Creek, and BIZ good
judges from Oil Creek, said to be superior to
theirs, which are soon to be fully tested by com-
petent men and machinery. Our tanning lands
arc splendid, and diversified by hill and dale,
spring and stream, and no country on Garth can
be moro healthy bpt like all descendants OF
the yankees, our farmers have an inveterate
itching for seme new move, hoping by that &c
better themselves.
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Supplement 60 the -
western Reserve Chronicle.
Bananas in Brazil


A correspondent of the St. Louis Re
publican writes from Brazil the following
interesting facts concerning the growth of
the banana In that country:
ssThe most wonderful production OF this
and all tropical countries, in my estima-
ton. is the banana and its synonym, the
plsintsin. We have half a dozen varieties
each with peculiar flavor and qualities.
Some grow only eight or ten feet high
others twenty. The stalks are from six
to twelve inches thick, but almost as soft
and succulent rs celery. Each OF them
bears one bunch of bananas,and only one,
when it is cut down with a stroke of the
esoddd to secure the fruit and give place.
to other stalks. And thus they grow and
ripen p~erpetually all the year round. a
great traveller has calculated that the
plantain, on one acre of ground, will pro-
duce as much food as as one hundred and
thirty three acres of wheat or forty-fouy
acres of potatoes. The fruit constitutes
the principal reliance of the poor, and is a
luxury for all. It is good raw, roasted,
baked, and indeed in every form, and
equally relished by all domestic fowls and
animals that devour fruit, leaves, stalks
and all, with great avidity.
The banana requires but a single plant
ing for a ifetime-putting in the ground
but single sprout or shoot from the bs-
mana matches. at a distance of twenty or
thirty feet from each other,and on ground
that it is always calculated to spare for
that purpose, for it is impossible to extir-
pate the root. The one stalk gives more,
s~pringing out from the sides in background
p~erpetually, and In al few years covering
the intervening spaces, till the whole sur
face becomes a forest of fruit and foliage,
with scarcely room to pass through the
cool o~ver-hanging arches. A banana or a
b~anana-patch is a beautiful sight, with the
+. stalks and their produce in all stages of
perfection, the broad leaves waving IN the
breeze. or tanning In lazy repose, while
the bodies of the trees bend under their
luscious burdens, and would often break
down with the weight, except from neigh
boring support. There are ahundred or
two bananas on a bunch, ike garpes, ami
the punches are generally as much as a
stout man can carry. They should always
be cut as soon as the fruit is mstured, but
while the skin Is yet greenland hung up
in the shade to turn yellow, which improves
the flavor. 1t takes about a year for
stalk and fruit to mature from the first
planting, but then there is never any more.
trouble with the crop, scarcely any hoe
ing or wedding, no culture, only 'slay and
eat Certsinlyit is the greatest boon ever
bestowed on the indolent tropics. A na-
tive, swinging in his hammock with a
bunch of ripe bananas hanging in reach
On one side, and a ~smouldering frefon the
other, by which he may light his little ci-
gar without getting up, is a most perfect
picture of contentment.
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in Stock and Partnership Sets. Wholesale and Re
tail Merchandisine, Commission, Compound Com
pany and Joint Stock Business, Banking. CONNER
Ip.- Comm arrs.1 Ta- p-~s-~--
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north Of House 1 Sager's Store in Bristol q good
assa-tmenf az Apple Peach, Black Walnut j Ever
e7een Trees. Grspevines &c. Which they viii sell
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w, and the Constitution of the
ar ali
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

Our foreign enemies, headed by the
London Tire, predicted that thisciYil war
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4. PICK.
=. Z. PECK
Eek.
PECK a BROTHER,

y.... nd RetziI Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle DRY Goods, Sill and Straw BonneSI ll-
49, Varietiea. ko., at the sign Of 1ae nelI
DTT dooas Store" Phenix saoeA- "ah1s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

WeaIer in School and Misce1ansous PoTzI; ~
Sssaz;nes. at the W. NN
street
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a person 70 use u once 20 use II IAe
Most o fthe Grocers sell IL.