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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Boot and Shoe Trade.-All who are in
want of Boots or Shoes had better call at Paul's
Boot and Shoe Store, in the sonth room of J. l..
Wssteryelt's building. where they can buy bet
ter article, for less money, than they buy any
where else in Plymouth. IF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Noiicr.-AE persons having books belonging
to the Marshall ounty Library are hereby mott.
fed to deliver the same nstanfer to the Librarian
at his office over Pershing & Co.'S. Drug Store.
BY order Of the Trustees.
ID T. PHILLIPS, Librarian.
Plymouth. Ind, Feb. 6. lS66.-nl5t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Bremen that il was not the person named BY u
week before last who pursued and captured Baxter,
but Mr.. Manuel Hegeman. who exhibited both
hertness and courage in the chase. Honor to
whom honor, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Pu, not the poisoned chalice to your lips,
Or Death will be the fate OF him who sips
But take the herbs in freshness from the field
And to the potent roots disease will yield.
Old DR. BCCHAN'S English Specific Pills cure, in less
than thirty days the uf NsrroHsress ImpOten
cv Premature Decay Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and
all Urinary sexual Nervous Affections, no matter from
what produced. Price One Dollar per box Sent
post paid. by mail, receipt Of AN order
Aj,Ires JAMES :. BUTLER.
491 Broadway, New York
S-Dsscrip,ivc Circular sent free on apple atom
Address above.
ln9snc3ns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

viii find Troch-s useful ia clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking. and relieving the throat after
unusual exerfion Of the vocal The TEocHEs
recommended and prescribed Icy Physicians, and have
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
try Being article Of merit AID having Prored
their efficacy BY Atst of many years each year nds them
localities ia various parts Of the world. AMI the
TRocHEs universally pronounced better than other
tcles.
OBTAIN only "DRowNs BEoNcHIAL TEooHEs, and do
take any 1.-THE Borh,s Ia lions that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign
Countries. 1T 35 cents per box. nlmssn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Gem an tt wnshir. Ahoy.-H. Whit'cck,
OF Bremen, requests TO inform our readers in
me viciaty OF that plsce that all who are in want
% any thing in the SLovr AMI Tin ware lin, will
find very good stock at hi. shebang, at prices
shich cannot fail ~ % satisfactory.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Green Backs Nantrd!!!-All indebted TO
US. either by NOTE or BOOK account, will please
call AZ an earle date and pay. As We are very much
in need OF Greenbacks, and oblige.
:. & VI. BECKER.
P. 5. We will sell our Winter Stock of Goods
at cost. Call and see US before YOU purchase.
llm2l :. 4. VI B.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
LOVE AND MATRIm0NY.

Ladies and gentleman, il you wish to marry, address
the undersigned who will send yo' without money and
without price, valuable information that will enable you
marry happily and speedily irrespective Of wealth.
beauty This information will Gust nothing, and IL
you wish marry. viii cheerfny assist you All let
tiers strictly confidential. The desired information sent
by return mall and no questions asked
Address SARAH b. LAMBERT.
Crecnpoint, Kings Coz New York.
rnasnccm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Arthnr's Home Magnzine.-The March
number Of this excellent and beautiful Magazine
has been received. Terms 81 80 per annum. Ad-
dress T. s. Arthur g. Co, Philadelphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Camera FOR SaIe.--A one quart ar size Ca
m IL. Holmes. Booth & Haydcn's manufacture
for sale cheap. Enquire of ]. r LOSEY,
l4u Photographer, Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Blank Deed and Nortgage>.-Prinied on
superior paper and in elegant style, for sale at h.
office. If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

Money Wantcd.-Those indebted to the
undersigned are requested to call and settle i'm
mediltely, otherwise costs may be addnd
l3tlbn PERSHING & CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

CHAPMAN'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE,
A beautiful little work Of SO pages, teaches YOU
How TO remove Tan, Freckles, Pimpe, Botches, Erup
tons, and all impurities of the Skin-how 10 produce
full growth Of whiskers--how produce a Iuxuriant
growth Of Hair a Bald Head-cure Catarrh Purify the
Blood Purify the Brea.h-to Curl AMI Beautify the Hair
Remove Superfuous Hair Drunkenness Merry
Debility. &C. Schow TO renew your Age, and other
useful and valuable information
copy of this work will be mailed free Of charge on
application. Address.
THoS. F. CHAPMAN
CHEMIST aud PERruMEE,
s3l Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
'THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-

Published for TIA benefit and CAUT ~ 70 YOT Nc
VIZ and others. who Sufr from Nervous Debility Pre-
iat'nrr D..tv Of M,uhpd. &c. supplying al the same
time III MEAN oF STIT- 'GRE. Bv one who has cured
himself after undergoing considerable quackery By en-
c-in POSTPAID tiTs scd envelope COPIES free of
charge, may be had 90 the auihor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
Feb '66-IfsnIv Rrn,kIvp n ip~-I y v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15

New Stock.-Coi Bailey, IN the P Bui Id
ing. has just received new stock of SchOo!
Books, Blank Book, Stationery, etc etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear som thing much their advantage
turn mail free Of CHARGE by addressing the
Those having fears Of being hnbuggcd will oIge by not
noticing this card All others will please address. tbr
obedient servant, TIlOS. i. CHAPMAN,
Jan 4, 55-nleSncly SCI Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

STRitIfoN For loUNG MIN. Also. Diseases
and buses which prrmaiursy PROSTATE the Vital Pow
-rs. with ofrc'irf Sent Free of Charge in
so7l,f '-'tar envelopes. Address. pr. j. SkIILIN
HpfGHrON, Howard Association, Philadelphia IA.
Feb. Is. loj5-lG-ucly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
CINCINNATI. F,b.l3
FlorR--steafiy but quiet.

NSfs % '-J''
CNcixSaTI. Feb. 10
FLouE--s'rady bet quiet.
GsAIN~-Wheat dull without change. Corn
more active and frmer Sales oi No. shelled at
53c Oats dull-No ? will not bring over Sic.
RYE quiet Slies OF No. at 81 Blrlrv inactive
CoTToS-Dull. Sale. OF miding at lie.
WHI-KEY-Steadv, Sales of bonded al 26c.
SErDs-Clover seed declined TO 81 90, and is
inactive
PRovI-ro~s--Dull and lower. Mess pork Offer
ed at So 80 az - 30 fOI citvbest brands held at
SO 90 Bacon dull Sales of shoulders at Ike;
srs. l63 &c; clear sides, Lei &C. sugar cured hams,
> II Bulk meats steady. Sales NJ IlSs 6l IA
"a l6c for shoulders. sides and clear sides. Loose
hams. lie. Green meats steady Sales of heavy
sides at l23i Lard dull: prime kettle city offered
at lSc; head. lie: gut. 10 -. Esq. advanced to
2sc. Cheese advanced to PIC
MoNEY-Unchanged
HoGs-Steady and firm. Sale. 100 averaging
$50 lbs at 81 60, net, Receipts, ! ,2i5.
New YoRK, Feb. Is.
CoTToy-Morc active and frmer at 45c Tor mid
ding.
FLoUR--Firm for high grades. steady for medi
um, and dull and dropping for common and inieri-
or gr ,de.; S. .c0(d 10 Tor extra State; s. 50(f
6 95 Tor common to good Shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; 9-00@ ID % for trade brands -
Market quiet.
WniSIEY-Dull and heavy at 81 22G2 % for
w rstern anG 81 % Tor refli-d.
GRaIN-Whea, dull and nomnlly lG2c lower
New white Michigan 90 Rive without decided
change; Barley and malt dull and nominal. Corn
more active and lie ower,7iG sc for unsound. and
ia Sic for sound mixed western in store and d.
livered-the latter price an extreme. Oats dull
and lower at 30@42c for unsound Western; 55c
FOR sound do.
GRocEkIEs-COffee quiet. St. Domingo. l23 e,
in bond. Sugar quiet and firm at 1ld 1913 &c Tor
Cuba muscorado; Havana, 1888. Molasses quiet.
New Orleans, e6GSl.I0.
PrrsoLEuM-Dull at 30iz@3lc for crude. and
i0l SIC for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork heavy and lover. Sales At
S2se7l9 for new mess. closing at $3.50 cash;
SIS 90 for old do; S2l 0UGl 81 - Tor prime. and
$4,000 for prime mess: also, 1900 brs new mess.
for March and April, sellers option. at s2S 62Cd
y 81 y. Beet quiet at Sl600@2 90 90 for nes
plain mess. and s2l 5o6l 2i00 Tor new extra mes
Beef hams quiet at Sll 0)042 90. Cut meat:
dull at III aG l214 &c for shoulders and l6Is 9lSc
for hams Bacon in fair demand at Isl &c Ior long
ribbed Lard quiet and heavy at l5l1dle11c
also, l.159 brls. ID March and April, sellers on
zion. at ls@ 1870. Butter steady at 90 f9321lt
tor Ohio and 2c@3ec for State. Cheese firm a
l5@2lc
DRE SGD HoGs-Hssvy at 1880 1850 fo
Western and l2s ia l314fe for city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
WHISPERS. WHISPERS!

DO you want whiskers Moustache! Our Grecian
pound will force them grow the smoothest face
" chin or hair bald heads, in SIX WEEKS. Price,
co Sent by mail anywhere. closely sealed ON receipt
,fpricc Address, WARNER co.. BOX isS, brooklyn,
New York. lmaFch-5-hZlIl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
Latest Market Reports.

OHICAftO, CO. ID, IcOO.
FLors--During the week there have occurred
no changes note QIOtcd follows: Illinois
and 1T. Louis White 81 a 1900; Red Winter
* 5od910 WHE.T--No sales of winter wheat
reported CoR~--NU > at 33c. No. at IL a AZ
IN store for delivery 1T eniug OF navigation
OArs-No G. ange; sales of No | at 22i ,, No. !
1917 RYE-Sale at 1>@i CSFFEE--RiO,
good to prime, 81 -. EGGs. 2o930c. Po-
TAToLs, $50 6.jc. ME,r,-grecn hnm- l5i -
LARDl6la SEEn.--1inoIhy. 81 l59 3..ji Clio
yer, So $40 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
The GrOvestccm Piano Forte

Still retains lis precedence and great popularity and az
undergoing gradual inn for period Of thirty
years, pronounced 10y the musical world 70 be unsuT
passed and even uucqualcd in richness volume and purity
oftonc durability and cheapne-s. Our scale, French
action harp pc a iron frame oyerstruns bass, seven
tavc rosewood paroc selling cheaper 10y from Soo
to $500 than the style and finish soldby oto
first class makers in the country Dealers and all in wal
Of good pianos invited TO send for Descriptive Cata
ogue which contains photographs Of different styles
together with prices. No should purchase piano
without seeing this Catalogue. Medals, almost without
number have been awarded the Grovestecn Piano and
the Cslbraed WOrlfs Far, though put in competition
with Others from all parts Of Europe and the United
states, it took the highest award
Established 1850 GROVESTEEN CO.,
400 Broadway, New York.
juiy2T IsG5-n39-lysn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
For 8 ale.

Eour Hundred seres of heavily timbered Land,
situated miles North Plymouth, between and
convenient to the Fort wayBe Chicago and Cincinnati
Perm Ccaro Rail Roads is now offered for sale, in
oy as situated or in seperate rts suit purchasers at
n GREAT BARGAIN. A. 1EEIAhDEN'
IAN n ls66-IItGs La Porte, Ind.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29


when President Joe on rssarns 20 tha White H0ss~
from Ds slecuoncenn 0ar be wtH nna very CURVES
ioeasnent awaiting ~ Asthsg lees than 90 address
from "tbe rspsensniAiis % ths trstsn people sho
beg ths lntsrce~~oa q te gr~st democrAcy behalf
of The Greek iland trrs The nsiivs country a Ja
pltsr and Mines" Thla alaaon 70 hish and mighty
pessoIaxes very f Fvrnosed i-.m psesldsst Jshnsos
and his arslrs begins doeamsns which ends -its .
more pertinent refersorc 3" the svoss ss@ resneb~rd
ws.b ngton,r -ho 1hssed for ~. Uulisd states
whai igpior end Hn0s bss. naturally Illsd 10 ao fsr
"ths csytan chrs'an pssple : :, y 40 bss ron-
n,sniary bn r~esnt assset " Prime u~fsf "a on
lh aure~ frvs Cs~s ~ wsessnzton, N .vs.r thsx
ts Affair. of the Crssn cbr-~Apa nsy ohsin sf<pslnu
nom the abtpels of ~. gc~t Esfop~~n Ps-s n IA
wln bes dafiest case fs NJ Jehnssn " deal Nh
IA. "A epp.pd posGm as< ~ n m< r~ss.1<
safs 70 'A<s ~@terfaad. b~f y % fv~~as s~a ~ k&
sssrs s~s ea.ss,r4sds (rvgst isfss Gre>ts bst sos
docs nos tbs poor GsiADs gss thsir pf~r~sS
snsw~red and ohs woala hsss thssghs th&4 divert
appeal " a ra Petersburg wgusd haze b~~s
Ts snsessi ,bsa shis appeal V the ssooa~ef a wssh
fps cr.asa ml<vs wrlI prohssay srnr sms,s 20 ,ss
hp cf NJ Seward bss deals th matters yefy sreas
al this moment fgr N. ,rssans and ~hkh u2y. fos
susha w@ ess tea, f~eosns seroas Ger % ~
al events - d. sos hsi hop ths unasd rsssss s~n
a. present extend tho c. nos hos they o~h tsss
pnr Ia thu s~sfsnsns ~ tho kassssp qs~~sien- ~.
Jobnsoo has GOT scough be bands snes Ne sns~vsd
on ssrfs -iih The Congress snd spp~&ed - psrsy
lssdsr and the assisrns sgpesi frUm the 'rstys
nocntry u Isptsf snd hnos win 10 M tossolsA0n
fsr ~ parry ss be bs~ lass sssalnss 10 shs sssons
hyr Nevmant and M&ns
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
TINE MEXICAN QUESTION:.

rts fatio.rS - trsnsiss,on n ne rDp~vxi secyee
and tbs nee cyusent1n Dssws~n yrsbo< aud kefeo
signed AZ tha espssi ~ shs lar usnsicnsd on rrs
Jely 70 ssa publ~hss w ihs Psss s~~se~v % rga~ua
sspol.oa W ,ls rrses Of Gei snd ~ -1f0.ei -,
A. upaf a.. report ~ HsiseS N~eretay ~ rss's
fot forssu ArAss, 90 hsvs dsrfs~d ssd ~ asee~~ -
Asrgms "a eosvepson gsisunr - ,ss asrfnm-nsto q
me rTsns sysssprusnt % bs fussnns recerm n M~s
leo kassn1 bsen ssssd N wsseg % 49, 1sh = 10y
n.vt.x Dur sxn,en ~l r~1esvs faH sed eaiife .hssa
slax from lhs ate ~ hoysmh~s Ife
VI Msy<ty The Rnpsfsf " uys gfsnrh sna ~ ~
@ssy usS sSf3E~rw 81 Msaus. s6inpatMi ~ . aeNts -
~se - nssv ~~fsai safs sse- Ne spsScaal qa~s~u~
p~n1& b~tw~<n snsir gr esfm~r@s h3ys r~s"'s~ W
esvlsas q o0s.tnioa -ish thsi otyst ssd sEr~ns TO
rHm' s,sssy iss gyr-.-s u ~ yrsrss--s Agesnss
1rsss, ~ Tssgy afissoravsvy SO i7ssTsssa'.&r %
~ n.,ss., a. w~y~v~ ~ sssics-v ts~ ..
a,,syo irs~r r.sresry ~ nsssa ke. whs haze sx~~d
~'xs,~ts rn~ mss<2a ros~xw@nt rysrss ~ us
Y,.men sss~nmsri x~~rwm~rt W ons hsf ~ NJ
.-~s1 go a al ths mWstims ensSms ~ rt~ smpf.
.,s,,rr fsone 80 and~rreetoosa deii~s
rrsep@l sss sp$sssi impss sss rps- ssss~s srss ~
atfst,a~si suts~s a 6~z~~ane~ sn< ~~Se-~ysr~s
M sssy a -~s~sri<s SO sal1 rvsv
sss2 - ffssd frrn ~@mgrmsnt s<sustr ~ fefcs -
fsssf n ths vsrs Crar so4 Nsf~1 Eatlwsy C0mp&ey-
A. saN ssrssas whscA e.nnks W srssn1a@
A. ~ espou dstss ~ ans sasssfn sos~ - ne Fssifc
coxrIxuxp on rxxrH PAGE
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Afssr the receipt Of the trisf cable news summary
owen above whioh came hand 80 early hour tss
norninr tho Nswfoundsnd telegraph Iinss gave cut W
consequences Of the injuries which they sustained during
shs late gale and tho iou of ths remainder o
sur despuschss vas lntcrrursed--Ep. Hxnsip
me Newfoundissd Lises Their sifsafIsa and
Tniary.
Previous 10 Tho receipt Of tns cablo news wc Fccsved
sAs following despatch, dated
Asrr BAs. Sept ~, 1884
There are sye no advicos from Europe By the esbia
The Newfousdlsnd lines we ssIlI prostrsted; bot we
ssarn that cominuuicatcn 10 expected evey hour 70
bs restored. N
No, many people upasrsAnA that Che lines IN S.-.
fcundland pass through dense forests IN one casa COO
sinuous distance Of wo hundred aud nfv miisa ssar
sions ars established svcy afiy miles In cases Of
fsshets % oftsn becomes nscsssy N Masking repsirs
10 make dssour Of ny mGes into the interior 70 sss
srross the swolsn s,rcsma Ths public ars nnsnic 70
unSsrssnd Why breaks arc ncs sooner rpsirsd but cne
Who has uisd Journey ch A. the Se~fosndand woods
onsr can readily comprehend TIM delsy. hNs
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
By MAIL TO SEPTEMBER lG.

The mails Of the rubs reached this city fros hosfon
yesterday svsning, bringing eur special European cor
rs~pondence dispatches and fes dated 70 The ieh o
6eptember.
me letters ana newspaper extracts which publish
today cousssn highly interesting dssis cf cable rs
S~s and iesusphic rummsu fror HAlfas, With I'm
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
EMaIAnD 4 D,


Ansshss Refsrm Demonstrates in MAN.
srA ss es. chester. H aNl
rs MANCHESTER, Sept "a, 1865.
A great meeting Of The friends Of reform l.
y bsheld here to-day. Mr.. Bright will be ONE
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
- --~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~-
Disaster mt sea.
tssA LvERPoor, Sept 24--Noon.
The ship Endymion, Williams, hence for
lSsw York, has put into the port Of Cork,
partly dismasted, having been in heavy gale.
Arrived Ouf.
LvERrooI, Sept 24-Noon.
TIE steamship Malta, Of the Cunard Emigrant
Mne, from New York, September IL, and the
steamship Belgian, from Quebec, the same day.
arrived this morning. ta.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

.us-s><~sz111s1Ha.s
z j R 0 Pc.
News by the Cable to Mon
day, September "a.
t sas ---~-~~-~--------~-- ss
Dispersion or the Italian Revo-
lutionary Brigands.
Reform Demonstration in Man
chester. Z
"DETAILS BY MAIL 10 SEPTEMBER is.
Our Paris, Berlin and Dublin
Correspondence.
~~~--~~-->-~~~~~~~~-~~~~
mo Financial Convention Between Max
imilian and Napoleon.
Mission Of the French General Cas-
ts1nsu to MEXICO City and an
Imperial Legacy to France.
Tho PTussian Annexations and Bismarck's
Honey Conflict with Parliament.
IRELAND WITH AND WITHOUT FENIANISM.
The Candian ReVolutionists Submit Their
Case to the American People.
Appeal sf the Christian Insurgents to
President johnson.
THE RACE FOR THE GREAT ST. LEGER.
sif ~ a--~-~---------~~-----
The Markets and Marine Report
's ss.'. or Monday.
&c. ;. &C. &C.
sf ~.
IT THE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER "a.
Mts. ~----~-~~~-~----~-~~~----~
,.s.@ iTAlY.
u5d1f -~--~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~ eGt
ne lnsursens Brigands Dispersed.
FLORENCE, Sept. "a, 1866.
The band Of rebels who have been carrying
AingS win high hand near Palermo for the
Dast 'isw days have been roused BY the mill
tsk n8t . 4ts
~pv ~ EMoLAHD.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

TIC LIVefpOoE Cott~n UmFkets N
LvsarooI, Sept 2t--Noon.
ne price Of cotton has materially declined Diddlins
splsnds opening Al 12xd The market IL quite active.
ts<icsting day's sale Of 49, 900 bales -t.,
Liverpool Previsiep Market.
kAffT LvrRpooi, sept 2s-Noon
me brsadssun market Is quiet and generally without
shasss Corn, however, has advanced, and d quoted q
- for western mixsd. M4MN
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FinAscIAl AND COMMERCIAL.

~--~~--~---~--~~--~-~~~-
rTke Lssdsn Dfcsey Market.
JoSDos, Sept N-Soon
~ money msrkc. Is easer. ~ .s.s44.n ~
Csnsols opened al - FOR money.
.wrk xxgmcas sEcuRn1a Nfs IHt
N $50 LoxpoS, Sept M-Noon
sms following the openius prices II American
United Ssatee nvstweniias.
XRfoe ~
1knno0 Iouirns.
TIE LiverpooI Gotten Market.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Qua PANS CORRESPONDENCE.

45 tx etes tae PARIS, Sept IL, 1859
THE FINANCIAL TREATY WITH xsxoc--xAxnIiAS's Last
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

re lnsuraens Brigands Dispersed.
FLoRENcx, Sept. "A, 1866.
The band Of rebels who have been carrying
aAiags with high hand near Palermo for the
vass ~ days have been routed by the mill
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-04-25
sew BRA in Cuslom Work

The desire to be the first in trade, has
led me to make such improvements in
custom Tailoring, that l am now about
to make up garments to order equal with
any made in the Eastern cities. | have
for that purpose engaged the services of
Mr.. S. COLLINS, who has for years SUI
perinIended one of the most fasii"as5ls
Custom Tailoring Establishment of New York
City. HIS experience. ability and taste as a
Gutter, cannot be surpassed in this part of
the country.
| am also now opening a large and
beautiful stock of cloths, easimerss and rest
iags, for the Spring Custom Trade. which
cannot be surpassed either in quantity,
quality or variety of patterns, embracing
most desirable styles and fabrics, and
which will be manufactured by superior
lgOrkmsn. If you want a nice fitting, we'll
made garment and a good selection of
cloths to make them of, then please give
me a call. We can please you in style,
and price, at J. GOLDSTIEN'S.
Warren Apr. 4. 1866.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-04-25
GREENE.

April 18th, 1866.
EDITOR CHRoNIeLE:-Just now would be
a good time for an agent of some reliable
Fire Insurance Company to appear in this
vicinity. The dwelling house of II. P. Hig-
gins was consumed by fire on Tuesday. the
10th of this month, about noon. Mrs. Hig-
gins was busy about her household matters,
and Mr.. H. and his son were at work with
in g few feet of the house, but the fire had
filed and nearly consumed the inside of the
upper portion of the house before it was dis
covered; besides a strong wind rendered
every effort to save the house unavailing.-
Many things were saved. There was no IN
france. About noon on the 18th, the dwell
ling of VIM. Harrington, Esq, was discover
ed to be on fire. The Vigilence of the fam
lily and neighbors extinguished the flames,
but not until about half the roof was burned
of, besides damaging the house seriously in
other respects. a sad accident happened at
the single machine OF G. Williams on
Wednesday, the 18th. Mr.. Williams boils
the blocks in a large vat and fishes them out
of the boiling water TO cut them into shingles.
A lad, about seventeen years of age, by
the name of Henry Brobst, while en-
gagged in taking the blocks from the vat,
fell into it, and the machinery being in mo
ton, he was unable to make his cries heard,
and was unable TO get out without help
He stood some lite time in the water, now
nearly W feet deep, before assistance came.
He lived until the Monday following.
For the last few months orr township has
nare than her share of accidents.
If &snophon wrote his last article on as
warm a day as this has been, We do not Won
der that he should want TO ~s'retire with his
old quill 10 the shade" We hope, however,
that he has done it in good humor.
Truly, Yours, ZEBUL0N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-04-25
Ravenna Marble works.

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Fox & Mills, proprietors of the ex-
tensive Marble Works at Ravenna, o. Mr..
G. s. Mills was formerly a resident of War
rem, and is well known as an energetic bust
ness man in this county. Mr.. NJ. is the
managing partner of the concern and Mr..
Fox is the practical man, being a marble
workman, of over twenty years experience.
As a designer he ranks high, and his de-
signs are preferred wherever known. The
best of workmen are employed, among
whom is O'Brien, the sculptor of the Perry
Statue in Cleveland. They EMPLOY from
twelve to fifteen men. Their sale room is
constantly stocked with a good assortment of
heavy monuments, of original design, worth
from S3OO,O 90 to $4,000 During the past
year they set up O monument in Pittsburgh
over the remains of Mr.. James Ward, late
of Miles, costing ST. 500. They also erected
an elegant military monument for the town
ship of Nelson. They have sold over Sl0,-
600, 90 worth of work, the past year, east of
Warren. Splendid specimens of their work
can be seen at Sharon, Pa, worth from
$500, 90 to $4,000. They have also sold
in this county. They have now
about twenty-five monuments under way
Besides this class of work, they are prepared
TO furnish any grades of tombstones, from
the plainest to the most deliberately finished