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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.



During the past summer we have been
somewhat slack in regard to the accounts
of some of our subscribers, but now that
the hurry of the campaign is over, we
shall revise our list, and trust those of our
subscribers who may know, or be informed
of the fact, that their subscriptions have
expired, viii promptly renew. We must
adhere closely to the advance system, and
while we shall much dislike to part com
pany with any of our subscribers, it is
probable that in adheriug t. our terms we
Shall be constrained to do so. Trusting
newspaper aeeounts, in sums of 81 and 81
is ruinous 70 publishers; more especially
Es5ey are required 70 pay cash for maze
rial, labor, &c.
The Sewer on Market Stree will
probably be completed in two weeks.
.IGrspes have been exceedingly plenti-
full this season, and the market here has
been, and still Is, supplied at 8 cts. per h.
Strangers visiting town, regard our
newly paved streets as 8 handsome and
substantial Improvement adding decided
ly to the better appearance of the place.
1--WE have been handed some blossom
covered branches taken from an apple
tree in Bazetta, which was in full bloom,
afewdays since. CIR
Mr.. Isaac King, of Rowland, raised
this season a South Sea Island Squash
which weighed fifty eight pounds Some
Squash.
1t is again reported as being definite
ly determined that the New Lisbon e. r
viii in short time be built through to a
connection with the Mahoning road.
The game laws ceased to operate FOX
this year on the 18th inst Rtil the LIST of
February. Doves, hares and rabbits may
not be killed till after Nov. LIST.
The apple crop having been almost a
total failure in this section, dealers are
bringing them from Indians and Michi-
gan by the car load. They command So
10 81 per barrel.
"A pile containing 100 cords ofRoOd,
near Leylttsburgh, belonging to the R. R.
Co., was on fire a Few days since, but the
flames were arrested before CREST damage
was done.
Mr. r P. Williams, of GastFus,
while in his stable last week attending to
a horse, was kicked on the face, breaking
his jaw, Mr.. Williams Is aged about fifty
years
We are informed that 8 three feet
vein of coal has been recently discovered
on the McMaster farm, in the northeast
part of Vienna. This is a new coal field,
and its discovery hss awakened %considera-
bic interest in that region.
The weather, the past week, has been
delightful. Some think it is the Indian
Summer season. Others insist that in pur-
su1nee Of an invariableeustom, there must
be q furry of bad weather, d~enominated
"SquaE WINTER before the red man can
be induced to smile s%ereneiy for a brief
season.
One night last week, a cOlored man
living Oh the west side of the river, named
Salisbury, got into a quarrel with his wife.
In the fight she fred 3 pistol at him, the
ball entering his forehead, and passing a.
round the skull some distance. He came
to town to see a physician, being very
a~nxiousto know if he HWas Killed" Be
ing assured that he still lived, he went
away in better spirits.
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have a
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed By
fire or food, that We win sell at low figures. Call
and look at il, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6. 81.
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Cnnnfrr Mfniner,

Wishing Pattern Bonnets or Hats. Bonnet
his store room on Market Street, between Id
dings and Morgan andH. Sriles d Son.
Oct IL 1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Thomas Mulane, a discharged con
vict, cut his wife's throat in New York
yesterday, and then cut his own. His
stroke was fatal in both cases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
ChignOns.

a excellent assortment at the New Store Of
NJ. u. Messer, on Market Street, between ID
digs d Morgan and Il. Stiles 4 Son.
Oct. l5, 1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

That they will save twenty-five per cent by
buying their Winter Cloths and Clothing Of A.
Z. Andrews q Sons. this Urn are now making
q great specially Of Ladies Saeques and Gentle
mems Suits.
Oct % If
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

AONDAA 6hENlAd8 OCL. IL loOls
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged, will
a fair demand for city brands, which ",
continue to quote: Xxx red 81, 256II, 80
Xxx amber S13.25@18,5 xxx whit
Sl4,5O@I5,0 90; Xxx spring S11, OO6II, %
Country brands are dull, and prices arr
5Oc@1,OO below the above quotations.
WHEAT-The market continues dull
and heavy, but nominally unchanged
No. l red winter held at 81, 6062,65 from
store; No. 2 do s., 45@2,5 so; No. l Mil.
waukee spring 81, lS92,2
CORN-Better, with a fair demand,
closing firm. Sales 1000 bu No. l mixed.
sellers option first week in November. at
Sill; 1000 bu do on spot at SILL; l car
do do at Sl,I2.
OATS-Qulet ard steady. Sales 3 cars
No. l State at 69c from store.
RYE-Quieta and steady at 81, a
for Nc. l from store.
BARLEY-Quiet. Held at 81, S5@I
40 No. l State and Canada.
PORK-Quiet and steady. Small sales
No. l mess at S24,00; No. 2 do S23, 90;
Clear $4,000.
LARD-SteadY. Sales City-rendered
at 144c; 1000 lbs country at l3c.
DRIED BEEF-Quiet and steady at
Zoe.
MESS BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
City-paeked extra mess $500.
BUTTER-The market is unchanged
and finn. The demand is moderately &C
tive for choice qualities, receipts of which
are light and stocks small. Sales strictly
choice Western Reserve at S6@37c; good
TO prime do at S0@35e: choice New York
State 3S@4Oc.
CHEESE-Rathe- quiet, but steady and
firm at ll915c for good to choice dairy
and factory.
EGGS-Searee and firm at 27628e.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet AZ S1(a9c.
packages included.
GREEN APPLES-Held at 50 75El
3,25 per Dbl.
SEEDS-Steady. Sales us bu Clover
at $3.50. Timothy held at 81, 25O2.5 so.
Flaxseed s., 4O@2,5O.
POTATOES-In fair demand at Sl.OO
@SI,05 per bushel for Peaehblows.
ONIONS-ln fair demand at 500 per
bu.
BEANS-In moderate demand at 81. 90
for medium to prime white.
FEATHERS-In fair demand at SOG
95c. according to quality.
SALF-Steady at S2,25 for Fine
S2,35.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

lUUU Barrels Choice Winter Apples
to arrive. for sale in large or small quantities
TO suit purchasers. Leave orders with
Oct. S3-tf A. Z. ANDREWS SONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

If you want 4 nice Hat. go to Laura L. foS-
ellis on South Street, fourth door east Of the
Austin House. where she is prepared to do All
kinds Of Millinery work on short notice. HAS.
Velvets, Flowers and Plumes, constantly On
hand. Don't forget to call.
Oct. l6. Dis
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
An Orphan Boy.

About eight years old. aud who is a good,
healthy child. wishes to be adopted or find .
home in a good family. Enquire at this office.
Oct. eff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
SethAhead!

It is an established fact, that Seth Thoma!
makes the best Clocks of any manufacturer il
the United States. Go to Vautrot K Ackley'.
and see that splendid stoekjust received. at pri-
ces LOlrer than ever. 1Oet lG d
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Situate on Mahoning Street, nearly opposite
the High School building. and occupied BY II.
Seigfreid. Good cellar. well and cistren. Pos
session will be given Immediately 10 apurchas-
er. Enquire Of FREDERICK SHALER.
Oct. z, lS67-tf,
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LUST Received
Hoyt. SerattOn d Hapgood

400 Bbls. Winter Apples. 200 Dozen Can'd
Pe~aches-Sold at lowest figures.
Oct B.-2t IT. CAMPBELL.
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Orwell Normal Institute,
100000
John III. Stuu

Hapgood & Browns Store, River Block, Main
Street. Warren, Ohio,
May /, lS67-tf
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October q

CHICAGO, October 81, 1867.
FLoUR-Quiet and 10000 lower, at
S7.S74@9,75 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Dull and 1@2c lower, at ST.
854@1,s7 for No. /; Sl,s2@1,4 for No.
=.
CoRN-Dull at 81, a 1904 for No. L;
Sl,Ol4@1O34 for No. ..
BEEF CATTLE-QuIet and unchanged.
HoGs-Dull at S6,OO@6,25 for fair to
good.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Mourning Ronnefs-

Persons wishing Mourning Bonnets. should
call at the Millinery Establishment Of NJ. o.
messer. on Market Street, between Iddings 4
Morgan and h. stiles 4 Son.
Oct l6. Il.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

AT Girard, on Friday last, a miner en-
tering an abandoned mine, encountered
foul air, which killed hun instantly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Geese ! Geese!

The election in Ohio shows that there are
more geese" in the State than was supposed,
and Amss * Little have a large quantity Of
nice new feathers for sale. oct l6, II
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ssFresh ArrIvaIDaiIv,,

Il is truly astonishing what an immense trade
A. E. Andrews i Sons are doing in Ladies
Sacques. Leave your orders early before the
assortment is broken up.
Oct % If
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Hon. H. NJ. Chapman. Ex-Mayor. Cleveland,
Hon Geo B Senter. Bx-Aayer, Cleveland; Hon
II b Payne. Cleveland JudEeT Bolton. Cleve-
land; JulgeJ CroEell. President Law Collage,
Davis. Massey / CO. Cleveland III Hover &
Co, Cleveland; Selby, Brown Pearson J NJ
Hover 4 Co Cleveland; Hover q Higbee,
Cleveland Cobb. Andrews &Cos Cleveland
j Griswold q Co., Cleveland: VI Farmer j
Co.. Cleveland; Geo Worthington & Co. Cleye-
land; N Halle 4 Co., Cleveland; Edwards
Townsend O. Co. Cleveland; Davis, peixotto
Co, Cleveland; Hays Brothers. CLEVELAND
Koch. Mayer 4 Goldsmith. Cleveland Wm
Bingham 4 Co., Cleveland: S II & E Block 4
Co.. Cleueland Drs Kelley / Ramsey. Cleye-
land; Armstrong 4 Green. Eds. PiaiH Dealer.
Schools. cleveland; SD Harris. Ed. Ohio Far-
nuer. Cleveland Leader Printing Co.. Cleye-
land; Cleveland Herald. Cleveland; Cleveland,
Brown i Go. Cleveland : Stevens d Chase. To-
ledo. D; Hon Sam y Worcester. NOrwalk. o;
Allison 4 TOwnsley. Xenia. o.; Cooper X Hutch
lnson, Aenia, Ohio ; Rev VIM I Findley. Xenia
0hlo; hiilen 4 Jobe. Nenia. Ohio; G S 0rmsby.
Ian, Prest state Board Of Agriculture, Nenia,
Ohio; Capt Wilcox. Ed. Journal. Fremont.
Ohio; II q Pratt. Ed. Star, Union, Pa: VIM,
kltezei. I'd. Chronicle, Warren. o.: ES Durham.
Ed. C0urant. New Castle. Pa; DR. II W Owens,
North Fairfield, Ohio. Professor r r Pope,
llaumee City. Ohio, Professor B P MeKOon,
EhiteStown,, New York; Pres 8 B Fair
HillsdaIe Mich; Prof Hiram Collier HlIsdale.
Mich; ProfS J Fowler, Hillsdale Mich; II E
Nhipple. Hillsdale Mich: Prof Ransom Dunn,
Billsdals Mich; L L Hubbard, Superintend-
ert Of Public Schools. Newport KY, Gen. W
II Gibson. Tfin. o.; John 7 Huss, Banker, Tihin
"; Hon q Pennington. Tifin. o.; Hon w G
Finkel. Circleville. u; S MARRIED. d Son, Cir
clevllle o.; Wallace. Melvin Il Co.. Circlsville,
o., Hon. 5 W Cartwright. Circlevills. o., Ur
w ? Burge. Cireleville, o.; DR. E S Campbell.
Wilmington, o.
SCHOLARSHIPS issued at this point, good
throughout the Association.
Young men readily see and appreciate the
difference between an Association of Colleges
and single isolated schools.
For Circulars, papers and Specimens Of Pen.
mAnship, address FELTON, 4 BIGELON,
Sept II, 1867. Cleveland, o.
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Don't fail to Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made
and best fitting shirt in use-sOld only by
August 2S, 1861 REED i ADAMS.
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Farmers ami MechanIcs
SILK s. Cashmere Hats

win find it to their advantage to look at our
C~assimeres. before making their purchases.
August Is, 1861 REED i ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

"RIVer BLOCK Drug Store"
Is the place to buy good Sugar CEeap-go and
see. lOet. 3-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Havejust received the largest lot Of Sugar in
town. which they are selling at as low rates as
before the late advance.
Oct 23-rf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Are retailing III Wool Carpets at $500
sI,IO a SI,25. cheapest goods in the market.
Oct. 2S,-tf
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When O want
House and Lot for Sale!

Paints and Oils. don't forget to call at Hoyt.
Oct. z3-tf
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For Sale !

Two good sound Horses, with Harness and
Heavy Running Gears of a Two Horse Wagon.
Enquire of c. NJ. PATCH,
Warren. o.. Oct. 16, If.
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aIItbe

cy Alapaccas, Poult DeSois, worsted Plaids.
Ginghams, Lawns, Poplins. &C, many Of them
{ lower prices than the anne class of goods
PECK 4 BROTHER.
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Local Notices.
L.adIeRI


Local Notices Is eeats per hAe frst insertion,
Ten -. Der line each subsequent insertion.
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No Young Man
The Diamond ShirtI

Should be without one of those new and
knoby Hats sold by REED q ADAMS
August .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
June and July 100 Bonds.

Holders Of these can have them converted on
the most reasonable terms at our Bank. into the
New Gold Bonds. For the present we will ex-
change them on the same terms that the Gov
eminent converted the August issue. Bring
them on at the sooner the better for the
holder. 7, J, McLAIN q SON.
SEPT. Is. 1867. BANKERS.
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Orwell Normal Institute.

On Washington Avenue. Large Lot. good
Oct. 23-2w. Mrs. MARY HARMON.
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$500!

$500!
Timothy Seed only three dollars per busheI,
at H0YT, STRATT0N & HAPGOODS.
Sept 1s-tf
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Al. y. AndreMs & SONS
A. Is. Andrews s. Sons /!

Have opened this day. an immense stock o
Ladies Fancy Furs. at the very lowest marke'
price. l0ct. .. If
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CLIMAX

Pages Climax Salve. for Burns. Sealds, Scrofu-
la, Salt Rheum, Sores. Broken. Breasts, Frost
Bites, Chilblains. Stings. Bruises. Cuts, Sweuings
DC. whether upon man or beast. isthe most won
derful article ever produced. Other good arti-
eles alleviate; this cures. 1t allays infama-
tion. subdues pain. and heals without a scar. It
is worth its weight in gold to any family, and
should always be on hand. 1t IS warranted to
do what it SAYS every time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
lest Vinegar In TOWN
80 cents per gallon. at
0ct-2l HoYT. STRATToN & HAPG00D
Attention, Battalion!

The surviving members Of the 9Th Ohio Cav
airy are requested TO meet at Webb's Hall, in
Warren. Ohio. on Tuesday, Nov. u. 1867, at one
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of holding q Re
Union Festival. and for the transaction OF busi-
ness il important TO the regiment. Comrades, let
US devote one dag to Frightening the links Of
friendship, and recalling the memories of the
pastl WV. STEADNAE,
N. A. BARRETT,
Oct. 9. st. G.. W. DICKINSON,
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Young Mems STYLES!

At our Cloths and Cassimeres for suits, before
being induced TO purchase elsewhere.
August %, 1867 REED adams.
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Ronnets.
Fire.

A spIendid Wedding Bonnet can always be
found at M, o. Messer's New store. on Market
Street. between Iddings & Morgan and H.stles
e Sen. OcL To- o.
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4 a3s aif s. s' is5f at REED q ADAMS.
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HanIedi

The man who wishes to buy a good, steady
Horse. sound in every respect, at 4 low figure,
Is requested 70 call for further information at
Oct. 16. 2t.
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Those Beautiful
Matched Suits are selling low. at
August Is, 1867 REED 4 ADAMS.
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Red Front,

Red Front,
No. 5 River Block Drug Store has come out in
q new red dress. Hereafter. when you wish to
buy Drugs. Paints. or Groceries, look for the
Red Front. on Main ST.. and you will buy good
HoYT. STRATToN & HAPGOoD.
Sept Aft
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Gold closed in New on Monday evening
at l435.
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DOn'ttry!

Don't try!
buy il cheaper all made up. at
August .. 1857 REED GADAMS.
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Leather Market.

NG'GAIN &c WARD,
AtA. M,Connolls old Stand. Mains ware, O
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The weather, the past week, has been
delightful. Some think it is the Indian
Summer season. Others insist that in pur-
suance Of an invariableeustom, there must
be q furry of bad weather, denOminated
''SquaE winter : before the red man a
be induced to smile s%ereneiy for a brief
season.
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Oct 23-It
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"A pile containing 100 cords 0 fRoOd,
near Leylttsburgh, belonging to the R. R.
Co., was on fire a Few days since, but the
flames were arrested before CREST damage
was done.
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orFfcE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN o Oct. 2. 1867.
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. GENERAL AGENTS.

yehn D. Park. Cincinr att Ohio.
Puiier, Finch . FULLER, Chicago, Ill.
Hurnhams vsnschaArt. ChinAge.H.
pemas, Rarnes Z Co, Eev York.
D Ransen Co, Buffalo, New York. +,
Yarrsnd, Shirley GO, Detroit, Mieh.
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\ = BsiIsaeA GO, fittsbusg, Pa
Ocllins Dr0h. q 10uis, No.
Harnss, ward 3 o., New Orleans. L. - q
Ia lShtpsan 4 Ca, Isu;svills, H.
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Tho0yssn 3 DlocAs Baltimore, Nd
Dextse1e1u1nks, lAabasy, HE
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NA>ear - -, Is1Bvns, w
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DR.. iSEELYE'S
LIQUID tITARRH REMEDY
$ Y M p It o NJ :

The ny mptoms Of Cstsrrh nrSt very slight Per
md they have cold. that they have frequent at
and sensitive the changes Of fert
diseharss thin and scrd thick and adhesive
may ensue.
AZ the disease becomes chronic the dschsrges are
increased quantity changed in quality; they
nov thick and heavy, and bswked or eoughed Oh
The secretons Offensive causing bad breath; the
voice thick and nasal the eyes weak the seDse Of
smell Is essened destroyed desness frequently takes
place.
Another common add important symptom Of cstarrh
10 that the person Obliged TO clear his threat In the
morning Of slick shiny mucous, which has fallen
from the head during the night When this takes place
the person may be that mis- dissss Is its TO
elungs, and should lose time In srresting 1t.
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal rymp-
toms. Write 20 our Laboratory for pAmphiet de-
ribins fully el1 symptoms u win be sent fhkk TO
addrsa Ass directions where 20 procure thu medicine
We are receiving letters oil psrts Of the Union
srd aiso-numerous oniais from those using IL
bearing the evidence Of its nfsllibe inertia
a1-Thh remedy contains MINERAL or POISON
Gus INsREpIESTs hut Is prepared from vegetable
tracts ExCLU sIgELf; Therefore II Is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS even to the most tender and delicate
child. -
CALL FOR sKELYrs cArARRH REMKDY. and s.h
other. II not sold by druggists In vseinity
they VII order it for you. Price ~ 90 per bottle.
D-Ail persons suffering with any affection Of tn
HcsA Ehroas Lnas~, should wsits ~ for cui
pamphlet fully describing al sympsoms pertaining a
the above diseases.
II will be sent free to any address
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the banners Of THOUSAND lesions.
Leu are pers tonight To- SEP the SNOWY
white flag Of temperance as it is nnfurled
over the Capitol Of your country. a. il rises
and rises. and unfolds to God and spread un>
til it shall cover the whole land, and until
there shall not be drunkard nor moderate
drinker TO take away the bloom from the
cheek Of female beauty, and until all the
hearthstones of this land shall blsze with com
fort and joy, and happiness and e1sdDess sh all
dwell in green freshness there. lTremen-
dous applause
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Throat Affections

Are Frequently that otherwise csussd BY uick
sslmy mucous, hllins from the head, especially
during the night, and resulting frun
Caterrh, and cured by
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c. SULLIVAN.
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Che @nteoroGitD.


q - r- e e
Address OF Senator Yates Before the
Congregational Temperance Asseeia-
tton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED BURGLARS HELD-The two young men, Ben.
jamn and James Higgins. who were arrested early on
the morning OF the 27,h Ill., suspicion OF burglary
were before Justice Corn well yesterday morning for
animation. II will be remembered that a number OF
pawn tickets were found the possession OF the prs.
oners, representing quantity OF clothing, which was
recovered by ocer Riggs and identified by tho owners
One or the prisoners dressed In suit of clothes
which had been stolen from Mr Hagemoyer, residing
at No. 244 Jay street. The testimony against the
young men, who held to await the action Of the
Grand Jury. They were thea committed TO Jail
LARCENY OF MovFy.-An Englshman named Thomas
Morley araigncd before Justice Cornwe yesterday
the charge OF stealing 1928 from August J. switzer
residing at No 25p Washington street. II appears that
Swzer had the money In trust for two boarders and
the prisoner acerianing IT, whereabouts quietly stole il
and went a spree. Worlcy pleaded guilty, and was
held 10 await tho action Of the Grand Jury.
CoRoSsRs IsQuEsTs during the month OF July Coro.
ners Lynch and smith. Of this city, held 20 inqueets
The cases we're Suicide, q drowning o; Injuries s:
disease OF the heart old age overdose OF lauda M
1; spopexy In addition TO those there were other
inquests In MINOR cases.
THs CASE or AARON MEYER.-Aaron Meyer, whose re-
cent flight 10 California In company with young lady
and subsequent capture by detective Strauss Of the Cen
trail once, created quito sensation, was fully committed
by Justice Daley, Brooklyn r. D., yesterday 10 answer
charge Of grand larceny preferred by Raphael Brown,
alleged grand larceny Of very conrad lc,ory char.
scter throughout but enough revealed IN The OK.
animation TO justify the magistrate IN holding The
prisoner.