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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25
From vienna.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-We sometimes
think Vienna might be, occasionally at
least, represented in the columns of our
county paper, that it may be known
throughout the country that we are q lire
people, having our usual amount of ex-
citement, gossip, &c.
Coal Is almost the all absorbIng topic of
interest throughout the town, and drilling
is the order of the day-in some localities
with apparent success.
During the past year the Temperance
cause has received considerable attention,
so much in fact that drunkenness is
neither as popular or COMMON as it was s
year ago. In aid of the good cause we
have two societies. First, q Tempe rance
society which has increased from u mere
handful TO one hundred and seventy-fiye
members, and is now-the anniversary of
its organization-in as fonrishing q con-
dition as at any time during the year. In
order 10 enlven and help sustain the in
terest of the society, we have lectures,
essays, debates and other literary perform,
ances. Also. the Good Templsrs have q
hourishing Lodge, organized q few months
ago, known as Phoenix Lodge, No. 329,-
III SOOu hOEA4uS OEUcEs duU egcdul4l III
crezsing in numbers, which uses its inhu-
ence in throttling she demon intemper-
ancc, but in spite Of all the efforts of both
societies combined, some people somehow
or other manage TO get something VIII ere
with to make themselves drunk and beast
ly, perhaps it is only Hostetters Bitters.-
The Good Templars understanding the
good feeling arising from social parties,
and the still better feeling impaired %
the inner man, BY q good dish Of oysters,
and other fxings, met at the house of one
of their number 6 few evenings ago, and
after partaking largely of the good things
brought with them, and spending q few
hours in merry converse, dispersed to their
several homes feeling that twas good TO
have been there.
The late High School, taught by Mr..
Of Brookfeld, closed Q few
weeks since with an exhibition, which was
very successful, and showed that there was
talent in the youth of Vienna, which
when brought out, proved to be of first
quality. RHODA.
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Coal I'm Vienna.

Coal has been recently found in six diff
ferent places on the Hummsson farm, IN
the east part of Vienna, about II miles
east Of the Center. The veins In the two
first holes drilled, is three feet, in the
third three feet and two inches, in the
fourth three feet eight inches, in the fifth
four feet and two inches, in the sixth four
feet. The coal right is owned by Tod.
Stambaugh. Morris & Co. The quality of
the coal is said to be very superior, and
the development opens an extensive 6eld,
not generally supposed ohsve been within
the bounds of the coal basin.
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The Atlantic MonfhIx.

For December, contains the concl unon
of DR.. Holmes "Guardian Angel;' Minor
E~lizabethsn Dramatists, by E. P. Whip
pie Among the Workers in Silver, By
James Parton ; Literature as an Art, by
7. w. Higginson; A Young Desperate,
by T. B. Aldrich; Our Pacific Railroads.,
by j. K. Medbery; A Visit to the Bel
carlo Islands, by Bsyard Taylor; A Mys-
t%erious Parsonage, by John Neal,-and
six other stories, essays, and poems.
The Publishers offer the following
PROSPECTUS FOR 1868.
CHARLES DICKENS will furnish sn
Original Story entitled ''George Silver
mans Explanation" to run through three
or four numbers.
DR. 1. 1. HATES, the Arctic Voyager,
will contribute a series Of papers on "Life
in Greenland and the Arctic Regions"
similar in character to doctor Moltke.p
JAMES PARTON will continue to furnish
articles on cities of the United States, with
prominent Industrial and other topics
An article on Pittsburgh" will appear in
the January number.
BAYARD TAYLOR, whoisnow in Europe,
win contribute regularly papers on 'fOut-
of.the way corners of the Old World"
Two excellent Serial Stories will be
commenced in the January number.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON will COM
mence his contributions for the year with
an article on ASPECTS of CultEre," which
will be given in the January number.
EDWARD EVERETT HALE, Author of
1.-THE Man without a Country" will con-
tribute frequently throughout the year
His first paper for 1868 will appear in the
January number, under the name of ga
Week in SyDaris."
EDWIN P. WHIPPLE will continue his
series Of admirable articles on English
Literature.
JOIN MEREDITH READ, JR., Author of
San Historical Inquiry concerning Henry
Hudson" will continue a series of Histori-
cal Articles of deep general interest
WILLIAM j.. STILLMAH, United Sta ties
Consul in Crete, will furnish q series of
papers giving his experience and observa
tons during the struggle OF the last year
or two between the Greeks and Turks.
CHARLES DAWSON SH1NLY will con-
tribute regularly.
Several new contributors who have al
ready made their mark in the magazine,
have sent in capital articles which will sp-
pear during the coming year.
Among the regular writers for the AT
LANTIc, IN addition to those already
named, are Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes,
Whittier, Curtis, Mrs Stowe, Ms. Child, i
Bryant, Agassiz, Hszewell, Trowbridge,
WATSON, Mrs. Harriet Prescott Sp ford,
Higginson, Aldrieh, Mrs. Disz, and scores
besides OF the best writers in the country.
The Atlantic Monthly is published by
Ticknor & Fields, Boston, at Four Dollars
a yevr. 1t and their fayoite Juvenile
Monthly, 'Our Young Folks" are sent
toy ether for Five Dollars.
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,mhasCousH-Tbe great Miltoniau

Tableaux of Paradise Lost, worldwide in
their reputation, have been on exhibition
for several evenings at Webb's Hail.. As
q work of art and sublime conceptions,
these paintings stand unrivalled, and our
citizens should not miss this opportunity
of witnessing a work of rare beauty.
Admission Scots. Children with p~arents)
% cts. A grand Matinee will be held
this (Christmas) afternoon, when children
will be admitted for Is cts; adults, so cts
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S2S0,B50 is the sum total 10 be distribu-
ted in the Legal Holiday Drawing, to
take place on December 3ist. $12-the
price of q Whole Tieket-win secure some
one the Grand Capital Prize of S50,000i
while Half and Quarter Tickets, at Sc anc
So will afford q chance to the fortunate
possessors to draw a proportionate amount.
Communications strictly CONFIDENT al
Purchase Post Office money orders on Gin
einnati, yonr own name, and endorse
to the order of MURRAY, EDDY & Co.,
Covington, KY.
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Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

is s'plsyed out y

~-slsighing is "pIsyed out"
The Ladies Festival held at Webs
Tall. last week, was a decided success.
There were about 700 persons at
Coughs lecture, last Thursday evening.
-4Eternal vigilance is the price of
nssrtynAHRO.SrctE 81 q year in ad-
vance.
TO our readers we extend the con-
OSCILLATIONS of the season, wishing them
"a Merry Christmas and 8 Happy New
Year"
Rev. James Marvin, of Meadville,
Pa, win preach st the NJ. E. Church, in
this place, next Sunday, morning and
evening. -
The prospectus of the EsS York Led
ger, the great family paper. viii be found
in our advertising columns. 1t is q very
readable document
The Disciple Sabbath School holds a
Festival ct their Church this evening. A
grand christmas Tree" VIII be an attract
i've feature on the occasion.
1t is stated that work on the New
Lisbon railroad viii be commenced as
soon as the weather will permit. and that
it viii be completely Niles next summer.
The ladies of the Good Templar's So
ciety intend giving 8 SUPPER on New
Years evrning, in their Hall, to the gen
tlemen connected with the Temple.
-Those of our Subscribers whose sub
~scrlptions expire with this number of the
CERoxzcLz,e are requested to renew, in
order that they msy keep even With the
year.
Nh Cough thinks this is probably the
last season he viii lecture through the
west BE, however, promises, if he should
cone to Ohio next season, to give q lee
tire IN Warren
Mr.. L. D. Sheldon, of Vernon, writes
US that On Monday last he weighed ten
sheep belonging to Sands Palmer, of that
town, that weighed 1909 pounds. or about
161 lbs. Per head
Rev. Mr.. W1LLETrs, so favorably
known and 50 popular with our lecture
going people, wiz deliver the third lecture
of the Warren Polemie Clubs Course,
on Friday evening, January 10.
The Catholic Society of Niles, will
hold s fair at the Town HaH. in that
place, Dec. 80 and 81, and january 2; 8
and 4 The object is to raise funds to.
purchase q bell for The church.
"A mai came into our Office, q few
days since. who said he wouldn't read our
paper. He~explained by handing over 81.
accompanied with the remark that he In
tended to read his OUp. We took no ex-
ceptiOns, but think his example worthy of
imitation.
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General Grants Closing Sale
OfArmy Goods at washing
ton ON the 18th Inst.

war troubles ended. On the 18th inst. they
made another large sale of GoVernmept Army
Goods at Washington. The large Retail House
Of L. p. SHERWOOD. Of Cleveland. made anoth-
iEretailing the On army blankets at $1.75. The
large DorbIe Breasted Cavalry Over Coats at IS
The Efantry Over Goats q. $3.50, The Rubber
Blanket at Sl.75. Epd the LINED Blouses at s.,
Sherwood is also making q specisl sale Of 800
peieos ofgplendid Emprsas Cloths 81 go. Ele
CANT Merinos at $1.0. Hyde Park cloakings at
S2.O0. and Silver Fox Ghinckillas az 800. They
are also selling 800 peiset Of Harris Tessimeres
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Dress and Cloak Making.
Dec. I. 1857 Mrs. &. S ADAIR's.
HOLIDAY Rreaenfs.

The Best Charts!
For Dress Cutting. at Mrs. &. S. ADAIR's
Dec. 4. 1851
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

ssFather!,'
Make your child happy and buy it a Toy set
Of China at HETrERFIELD &PEW'S.
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r EGAL

Ii Henry lookout a non resident of the
State Of Ohio, and whose presanttEhereab0uts Is
unknown, is hereby notified that Sarah NJ.
lookout. his wife, did, on the 9Th day Of Dec
A. D.. 1867, fie her petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbun Co. o.. charging him
the said Henry lookout. among other thinzS,
with uillful abandonment of her the said Sarah
NJ. lookout. without any just cause therefor.
and with neglecting and refusing to provide for
the support Of the said Sarah M. lookout, and
praying for q decree against him. the said Hen
~ lookout, for reasonable ~alimony-for the
custody of their minor child, Irwin IA. lookout
for authority to maintain aud defend actions at
law, and transact other business in her own
name as Gene soke. and that certain personal
property belonging TO the said Henry lookout.
therein described and hereinafter mentioned.
may be decreed to her in part payment Of the
alimony, so as aforesaid. 70 be allowed. and for
such other and further relief, &c. Said cause
will be for hearing at the next term ofsaid Court.
commencing February 10, 1855.
The said Henry Bookout Is also notified.
TIL At the December term Of said Court, 1857,
an Injunction was issued By yrderof said Court.
commanding him. the said Henry Boohout. not
to sell, dispose Of. remove or intermeddle with
the following articles Of personal property. un-
I'll the fnal determination Of this cause, TO wit:
One small bay Mare. one top Buggy and single
Harness, one horse blanket. one Clock, one set
common Chairs, one book, riost Canse.e one
Violin. ope Ace0pdsonr one Trunk and contents,
and arromissOFy note made ~ DC. Hale. fer
s5sao. que 6ns'eAys fiss az; ana 1894 TA{RrA
By woodYorth & Leslie her Att9FaeyS
Dec. Is, 4s6T-et -.trTsugE
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A merry Christmaso to all
MaRkfndl

And a happy New Year" in advance. but no
sensible person can reasonably expect to enjoy
either of them, unless conditions are right
To the poetical mind. and all who can appreci-
means of pr Umoting a large amount OF happi-
ness-to go to the New England Gallery, an q
secure a supply of the inimiteble Photographic
productions which are being daily turned out at
that place. Prices as cheap as at any other "Jfrsi
class Gallery" Copying done in q superior
manner. and finished by one Of the best 6erman
oolorists in the city of Boston. Gallery No. Is
Market St., Warren, 0. R~I0E-Artist.
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20, 600 Bem1s Colfers just opeheo.
Gents Fur Caps, Collars and gloves,
fine Holiday presents.
A large lot of Scotch Caps opened TO-
day.
A few more Wrappers left at so cts.
Very fine heavy Wrappers and Draw
ers at 81 esch.
A large stock of Heavy All Wool Cas-
simeres from 81 to 81 per yard.
The best All Wool Cashmere in War
rem for 81 per yard can be had at Reed q
Adams.
Yarn Mittens and Gloves.
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers.
The best made and the best fitting shirt
is the "Diamond" shirt, sold only by
Reed & Adams.
We have large size Beaver Ovorcoats
for men weighing from 300 TO 1000 lbs
Also boys 0vercosts and Shirts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

Magnolia water,-A delightful toilet ar
icle-superior TO ColoRne and at halfthe price.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE-The market opened very
tame. and At IL time during the day did trade
attain more than am0derate degrees Of activity.
There vas some inquiry for good to prime ship
ping Bulloeks and fat Cows for city slaughter,
and for such q tolerably firm feeling obtained,
but common grades were neglected. and, with 3
tupply largely exceeding the demand. prices
ruled sensibly lower. The weather was fine,
and the different class of buyers were well rep
resented /; but there wasno interest manifested
on the parto { any. and the aggregate sales show
q small business done Eastern adVices had q
bad savQr, and the impression seemed to be
pretty generally entertained that Values-espe-
cially fer common and medium stOck-must
materially deyreeiate within the next ten days.
Certain it Is that If drovers and country ship
pers persist in flooding the market with this
ragged." halt-fattened. raw-bOned. three
cornered." ~seailsWag" stock, they will be
obliged to sell at lower prices, and that speedily.
Transactions embrace 733 heed These were
divided between shippers and local buyers. at
a range of g 50gS 50 Tor inferior to common;
81 O0g4 50 for medium to good butchers Cattle;
and s. OOgo 80 for common to good shipping
Beeves. The market closes quiet at the follow
ing quotations.
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The HoIIdays are coming

Look out for the great rush at A.. E. Andretos
& Sons. They have just opened a large assort-
ment of Paisley ShatcLs. Ladies Fare, Beaver
Mufaers, Gloves LGces and Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, Qodks. and GoakiH0s. One hundred
hand knit Hoods. Alsoa general assortment OF
Fancy DRY Goods expressly for the Holidays
Go there and get FOUR wife. mother or sweet
heart something both useful and durable.
Dec. 1921
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Leather Market.

IG,bAIN, IS WARD.
AZ a, M'oonnensoId ssAad. Main 81. " srrs0 n
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu
nications not accompanied by a respon
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as q guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
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This is So z

James Mcconnell. on Main Street, keeps the
very best Oyster in this market, by the case or
can. at prices as low as any body else, He is
prepared to supply oroers to any amount for
the Holidays. and gets them up by the plate,
steEed. fried or raw. IN tip-top style. Mcconnell
makes Oysters q speciality during the season,
and intends that his place shall stand A. No. 1
among the lovers Of bivalves. ldec. 1s-2t.
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Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.

~. "a LAA1blhihs Qec0mDor ~. 1901.
CATTLE-The market during the weak con-
tsi9ed a fair supply. Among the offerings were
ID 5ead OF shog cattle, sold BY Henry Miller to
= bellst1ne and Peter Sehat1, Allegheny Citv
buschers st Sl2 50 , hundred. Their weight
was o.42 ns; one three year old WEIGHED. on
leaving home. 2.150 bs., and he I've fonr veSr
BA. having lost IN TRANSPORTATION III
by s. GoodfsllOW
p: Klenens purchased from ]. Berry one show
beef weighing ESQ Ds at Sl3 % . e1t. one
ssad do, .g5 Ds at $ls 90; one do. lao bs AZ
81 90 Q cWt; Eve head DO. average weight
SI9O ps, at - % 3 cWt. The above are he
highest figures paid in this market for a long
nnte; The average run Of prices were $I6S 81
eHS Fancy lots sold at the figures We have
head.
offerings very very light. The
saIes made were at a variety of prices. The
Sz.lene rates were 81 1895 o04 eWt. The fall
ing o. IN sales were 1874 head
packing establishments are alliu
tul blast The rates. however, have UNDERGONE
no particular change. The falling OF in sales
vas large. r~eaehing nearly 5000 head. The ex-
porS east were liberal. The operations for the
OHeL IuroQ WALL - = = fnn--
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1,arrIer,s Adaress-pnr.uant :

Carrler's Address-Pursuantt to
4 time honored custom, the Carrier of the
CHaoSIoLE viii address the citizens Of
Warren on "the great question of the
,7ay,"-The Finances. A collection will
be taken to defrsF expenses incurred in
the public service. Postal currency,
greenbseks, &c, takeu at pa,
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Pure Domestic Wines.

IhsYe the following pure Domestic Wines
made from the fruits of ny Fruit and Vineland
Farm. now ready for market Clinton Grape
wine Strawberry wine: American Seeding
Gooseberry wine LaWton Blackberry wine
Antwerp Raspberry wine; American Black Cap
Raspberry wine Black English Currant wine
Cherry Currant wine. for sale by the quart in
bottles. or BY the barrel.
b. s. ADAMS.
Weathersfeld. o. dec. 1877.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MHOLEsALE mARKET.

N ]. " ~.
RSy1oE WrsrERx REsERvr eHRoSTctE. Z
WARREN o Dec "A. 1851.
Col, 1Ss u gU
siive, large. l2s1<
" mall. 12H
Five-rwsU tiess 1867. los -
" 1854. 1O4.
" 1855, IOf4.
" 1856 lGA
seyen-Tbirt;ss cd and 80 ssries) IO44.
Compound Inter. ast Notes. 1854. us.
1866. us.
But little cbsrss h. = tTAnspired in the mar
kets for the past week. business oeing acuVe
with all. u
PR0VIsIoNs-Firm.
POULTRY-Chickens Sc pc. 10 luIkeSs Scper
u; Ducks per nsc; Geese Nen 4Ve'
GR0cERIRS-Light aud quie
BEANS-White $3.50 to Sop roasnei.
WHEAT-Whits. S275s Amber. S~Oo- Spring
Mol sos.
FLOUR-s12W to $l4.OO.
FLAX SEED-S230 = Blu. Flax see0 Vh'
y gal Flax Straw Sc to s. per ton.
0ATS-Oats Csc
C0RN-Corn 100.
Apples-1.O ? bushel.
DRIED A~PPLEs-S@9c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 3Oc.
cHEESE-Wsstsrn Reserve 1O912e
EGGS-SOc.
H0NEY-2295 per pound.
LARD-Country rendered. 10912<.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTAT0RS-s5@N
TEAS-$1.O to $50 per chest.
CoFFEE-22@W per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
PORK-7H9sc
TURNIPS-eoc.
0NIONS-1.50.
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A large and elegant assortment 81
Holiday Goods, Music-bOxes. GLOVE
boxes, DressiDg-eases, Jewel-eases,
sheMeld Plated cases, Marble. Bronze
and Parisn statuaFy. Solid and Plat
ed silver Tea Sets, and Table Cut.
Iery. Alarge variety OfNew JeweIry,
Watches, Diamonds, &c, &e.
Come early and make your seIcc.
lions. HOGAN & WADE, Jewellers,
Cor. Superior d Seneca SITS,
Nov. 81 Ina CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Farmers and Mechanics

Matched Suits are selling low, at
August Is, 1867 REED 4 ADAMS
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Like Magie.-The certainty and quick ness
which GOES COUGH BALSAM cures Coughs.
Colds. Group. and lung difficulties. Give to the
children when attacked with Coughs and
Colds. and rest assured that you viii find relief
at once. Physicians say it is the best cough
medicine in the world.
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To Merchants and others

A CLRD.-The undersigned merchants ofNew
York city. take pleasure in saying that the
"UnderHriters Agency" is, in our opinion. pos
sassed of ample means. prompt and liberal in
the settlement Of all claims. II B. CIafin 4 Co.;
Lathrop, Ludingtuh 4 Co.; Kent & Co; War
rem, Nix 4 Co.; Teft, Grswold 4 kellogg. and
forty others. The resident Agents are
T. J. MILAN d SON. Warren, o.
Oct. Stiff
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Florence mills
To Owners of Live stock.

Xxx Spring, q fine article at S1 q Dbl. at
CAMP &RANDALL'S MILL
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MONDAY, Dec. %.

49, @Is
Court came in this morning alto o'clock
but was chiefly occupied, as upon Sstur-
day, with motions. hearing of divorce
cases &c, &c. The fall term of 1867 viz
tuslly expired this eve not for the want
of breath, certainly, neither fol the lsek
of business, but simply for the want of
time. 1t has been 8 very important and
interesting tsrm-the docket large-the
cases we'll tried. ''0G TrumbulI" may
vel be proud of its Bar, for it is an able
one, Of its court for it is a sound one, of
It's jurors and people, for they are good,
virtHOus and intdEsent-"Lpng may they
wave"
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Eugene HaIr ResforatiYe.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists al
IS cents. It Is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Preparation known.
Julian Harmon, sole Agent.
dec. III. lS67-ly.s
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70 az Eai.or Of ae Mer ZOE ReraM

10 the EdRor q Me Nel1 1ork HerdM
Respecting the relics Of porcelain ware found
in the late exhumations at H~erculaneum, which
have been forwarded to the Society of Antique
ties in London. whereof your correspondent
was undoubtedly placed among the
ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to
state he is incorrect In every respect. If 8 bot
language of the Ancient Romans was different
from the accepted literature of that day. Our
Agent has other business than this in Europe,
and has not been in Italy at all. No doubt
Americans carry Plantation Birters TO Rome;
but trying to impose upon a society of ANTIGUA
rians in this way, seems quite useless, and we do
not appreciate the joke. 1t is unnecessary for
us to spend money in Europe while we are una
bic to supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully.
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De Soto when be visited the shores of Ameri-
ca. sought loug and srdently for the "SprinE Of
perpetual Youth" that those who bsthed
Snce. PEOPLE of our day have in part discover
ed a substitute for this inbound spring in
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. a few sppIicafions
Of which gives to white or gray hair that dark,
strong glossy appearsnce peculiar to youthful
them try q bottle. and be convinced Of the truth
OF our assertion. Dec. IL. ls6T-1m.
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mn am Mho -ContemnIate

Giving some desirable Holiday present. and
trying TO determin what it shall be we would
suggest that nothing would be more acceptable,
costso little Qor the amount OF pleasure impsrt-
ed or be as highly appreciated. as a Photo
graph of sOme present or departed friend, finely
finished up in inko or water color, and put up in
one of those nice frames. All which may be OBJ
tanned at our rooms. east side, Main ST., ever
Reed &Adams' Clothing Stpra,
Dec. 4. 1861. BROOKS & POTTER,
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Gond anil Horse

For Sale-Enquire Of
Dec. 1857. Mrs. Z. s. ADA