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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Cleveland Market

IUEsDAK. Dec 81 p. NJ.
The following are the wholesale selung 1nces
Hhicn are carefully revised and corrected each day:
fLOUh-The market is steady and quiet: the
extent Of the busicess dOitg Is confined pinci-
Tally to the local and interior trade. We quote
XIX spring at ,S9,5OGu,5O I; Xxx red winter n
$ll,0Cgl2,U0: Xxx and XXX white at S125O6ILGO
BGCkN HEAT FLCU2-Steady and unchanged.
RYE F~LoUR-Quiet and steady with a moder
ale demand at S~S,00dS,51.
WIFE 8T-Quiet butin better INQUIRY; sales No
l Milwaukee spring, by-ear lot at $2,OE No 1 REQ
winter Ohered at SZ,3SN24O, No , 90 held at A. 10
C0RN-Dull and 2a3c lower; old No shelied
held at sc; new sheIled giG92c.
OATS-Are dull and inactive and nOminaly low
er; No. ! State held at &c from store.
RiE-Nominally unchanged and the market
qolet; held at Sl.S5Gi,40 for State and Western.
BARLEY-Fair demand and firm 41.4OR1.45 for
No 2::S1.5G1,55 for MOI State and Canada.
PORk-Quiet and steady with a modemte trade
demand at s2i,0O Tor No. I Mess; SSlO0 for No
goo; Sl9,OO Tor Prime Mess, S13,O0 for Clear.
LARD-Steady; city rendered 13c in tierccs; 13X
in Eees; country 12012Lc.
B~EEF-Quiet at $500 for MOL mess; $500
DRESSED HUGS-The qulIity is improving
snd the market steady at 6AtdTRc for the RANGE.
SMOKED MEATS-GoOd demand at ISc for
city sugar cured Hams; lie for Shoulders; 1Sc for
BUTTER-DuI and prices weak; choice West
ern Reserve roll S5851e; common to good close
CHEESE-Dul and quiet at 11al5e for large
lots; 15LG16c for small lots factory.
~EGGS-Therei Is q good demand and the market
and the market continues firm ct 3003ic for fresh
receipts.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet and hardly so firm;
lew held at sh9she; olddul Pnd nominal at 60
1ifc. packages included.
GREEH APPLES-Market dun and Unchanged;
held at $2.5G3O per bblss TO quality.
POULTR1-Nery scarce and prices nominal
there is a good demand but none coming for
ward.
sEEDs-Clover held at S6,5OG6,75; Timothy
k2yQ62z5 Flax Sa,Sn240.
POTATOES-Steady and quiet at &G9Oc for
Peach Blows by car lots;95c1&1.W from store.
ONIONS-Firm at S,45a1,50 per bushel, or
HICKORY NUTS-Good supply and market
quiet at 25,5oGS6,O0 per Dbl
BRANSEPnme very firm aud in de
mand at $S,9S9S5O; good to medium held al
PFTR0IBUM-NO demand for refined in bond
and market nominal at 538s4c for standard white;
tree 4SG45c for prime light straw to white in trade
sALT-Fm at s2,G5 for fine: san for coarse
nd ground solar Onondagal and Saginaw.
TALLOW-Fair demand; city rendered held AZ
FEATHERS-Demsnd fair and market steady
It SOI95c according TO quality for live reese
PLASTER-Good demand and firm Alabastei
ghite, $500 per ton afoat, $500 rom store; Pow
cl's, $1,000; "Alabaster' Calcned, $500 pc. bbi,
WHITE EIME-Fair demand and steady 81
LEO per barrel for city. and Fremont.
WATER LlME-Market steady at e2,O per bar.
rel for Oswego and Akron
BARLEY MALT-In good demand and hrm
held st 8, 80 for MOL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
W. G. STEDMAN, City Sexton

Musicians After ~MOney.-Messrs. Pap
worth andLeland have gone to Canton, Ohio.
TO look after some money which they claim
to be due them for musical service rendered
during the war, in the 18th Ohio 4nfantry.
They, with Others, were employed by the
officers of that regiment, at stated salary
per month, to furnish brass bandmusic. To
relieve the officers of a portion of the bur-
den, the musician were enlisted as soldiers
upon their arrival in the recruiting camp,
upon the understanding that they were to
receive the stipulated pay, minus soldiers
wages. They served during the first three
months of the war. The claim of all con-
cerned will amount TO about $4,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

ces can be noted. Dressed Bog are stea1y and
quiet. The receipts from the immediate neigh
berhooda are Hight but there is more Of a disposi-
ton to send forward, and If the present weather
shah continue we may look for an increase The
quality is improving. Butter is duh and prices
are somewhat weak, and we reduce cur quotations
a shade. Cheese is dull but holders are steadyin
then views, ana are confident Of more activity and
better prices Immediately after the holidays. A
quiet time in this article is generally looked for at
this season Of the year. Eggs are firm and in
good demand. Poultry continues scarce and
prices sre nominal. Dried Apples move slowly,
and tho market Is 4 fraction lower.
There is no demand for Petroleum in bond, and
only q light inquiry for free to supply the con-
sumptive wants. Dealers have made no change
in prices.
The following are the receipts and shipments by
Lake, Canal and Railroad, for the week ending
~
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L. Il r. II /,
Second Edition.
WAS HINCTON N.
Special telegram 10 he Cleveland Herald.
The Publication ofthe MESSAGE

SPECIAL 1deqrah 10 The Cleveland Herald.
The Publication Ofthe Message.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
Ihere was considerable excitement in po-
nueai circles to-day over the announcement
that the Presidents Message and Sec
tetary MeCulloeh's report had been
autographed throughout the eoun-
ny last night. Efforts are made
looking towards discovering the
means through which they became public,
but newspaper correspondents knew nothing
but looked wise. When it was presented to
the House at 1890 to-day several members
arose and said that the Message was
already publicly sold on the streets, mtima-
ting that somebody at the White House had
given it out Intentionally, out of dis
respect to Congress, and asserting this
was sufficient reason to prevent its
being read to Congress. Very lit
tie attention was given to the
reading Of it, from the fact that
most Of the members had been
supplied with advance copies through
the enterprise of the. Evening Star, which
contained it entire. The galleries were only
partially filed.
The Senate Committees.
At a caucus of Senators this morning, 1t
was decided not to change any of the CON-
mittees Of the present Congress.
Sergeant al Arms.
An extra caucus OF Republican Senators
has been called for tomorrow morning to
consider the election of a new Sergeant-at-
Arp,a
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MARRIED.

KlLB0RN-STARR-In Royalton. at the house
Of the brides father, November 18th, by Rev.
Thomas Fowler. Mr.. AMAsA II. KMBoRN, Of Par
NJ, ana Mifs ALMRA STARR.
bENTLEY-D0W-On the S6th inst at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr..
Allen, Mr.. WnBER BENTLEY, Of Rockport, and
Miss JENNIE L. Dow, of Dover.
KENDALL-TAYLOR-In this city, Dec. Sd, by
Rev DR.. Goodrich, Mr.. HENRY A. KENDALL and
Miss BELLE W. TAYLOR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiiloughby.
18th inst, by Rev. A, 5, Hayden, NJ, DENSIsoS
Z. BIGELOw and Mrs ISABELLA CHAMBERLAH. Do.
SQUIhE-BRACHER-On the 9Th Noyem Der.
By Rev. DR.. Moleott, HOMER C. Squire, Esq OF
knoxville, Tenn, and Miss ANrorSETTE E.
bRACHER- of this city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

New and BeautifuL.-J. C. Neal & Co.
have added to the attractions of their drug
store by putting in a new and beautiful Ital-
ian Marble Counter, of the same style as
those previously in the store, and surmount-
ed it with an equally beautiful silver mount
ed case, IN which is displayed a magnificent
assortment of all useful, ornamental and
fancy articles. They invite their friends to
call and take a look at their new counter and
the display of new goods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Blanket Trade in Cleyeland.-Pa,

Blanket Trade in CleTeland.-Parties
not acquainted with the trade would have no
idea Of the immense blanket trade which is
being done in Cleveland. The large retail,
house of P. Sherwood during the past year
has paid particular attention to this depart
ment. He is now Offering 50 cases of elegant
red-bordered Whitney Blankets at so per
cent less than they are jobbed for in New
York. The house is doing an immense trade
in Army Blankets. The No. blanket, which
costfthe Government $3.50 a pair, they retail
1850. They have just purchasedS 900 rub
Der blankets, which they sell at 81, 20, goods
that cost 5000. They are selling the Army
OYercoat, which cost S11, 10, at $3.50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.
ro-Dar,s Advertisements.

E Abbotf-TWo Messenger Notices.
Mrs N ~HOpson-Situ ation wanted.
IS Prospect-st-Boarders wanted,
r r Standardization wanted.
26 Euclid-sTe-Cookl wanted.
10 MISREPRESENTATION wanted.
S4 Observation-Disclosures wanted
S Aann-Cutter wanted.
Academy Of Music-St Marc.
W Baker-HOus snd lOls for sale.
Illinois STRENGTHENING lost.
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comiuue.
Ed Stone Room and power for rent.
O. BaDk-st-House for rent,
Calvin ~Carr-Stills for rent.
JB Glenn q Co-Apples for sale.
Sections ~Block-ASents wanted.
W ] Holland-Agents wanted.
y Lake-st-COok wanted.
2I2 SuDeriOr-st-Help wanted.
156 Euclid sve-Girl wanted.
24Public Sqnare-Local Notice.
J K Schouacs ~er-Specisl Notice.
W o Northumberland Tables for sale.
Cutter & Naturalization Sale.
Homenp sthic College-LeciuTe.
Mefcalfe-Special Notice.
J. II Dewitt & Co.-Dry Goods.
A sc. Retiberg-Holiday Goods.
r. How s. C0.-Agents wanted.
Z. NJ. HessleT-Loc8I Notice.
Michael HerOn-Pocket-book lost.
96 Ohio-st-Boarders wrnted.
100 0hio4st-BOaders wanted.
Wolf-Horse found.
- Water-st-Man wanted.
Baker s Co-FiYe L0cl Notices
SIG Superior St.-Dwellings for Rent.
W. N. Patterson-House and Lot for Rent.
W. NJ, Pstterson-HOuses snd Lots for Sale.
Cobb. Andrews & CO.-Tnree Local Notices.
252 Perry st -Sifuation Wanted.
J. B Shipman-Situation Wanted.
Cor. Kinsmsn and Jackson Sts.-Giri Hante
W. s. Robison-The sale Rink Tickets.
S. Smith-Genfs' Furnishing Goods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Singers New Family Sewing Ma
chine.-This new machine combines in
afom most suitable for the family all the
requisites that are desired. Their great and
increasing popularity is the strongest evil
dence of this fact. Messrs. E. Farnsworth
& Co., Il Public Square have all the differ
ent Machines made by the Singer Manufae-
turing Co., which they take pleasure in ex-
hibiting, to the ladies.
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Street Railway CoIIisiOn.-The East

Street Railway COlIisiOn.-The East
Cleveland and Kinsman Street Railway Com
panies both want to lay tracks on Garden
street. The Kinsman street company OBJ
tanned a charter some time since for that
purpose. On Saturday the East Cleveland
Company filed an additional certificate of in
corporation authorizing it to increase its
capital stock to 100000 for the purpose of
extending its track. This Company, if sue.
cessful, will run a track from Prospectstreet,
through BrowueIl, to Garden street. It
claims to have obtained the consent of two
thirds of the property owners. Under new
law, the Council viii have something TO say
in the matter. Taking the past as a criterion
for the future, it win have considerable to
SAP upon the subject. So mote it be.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
A Hearr .sMnnn-The BnfEalo

A Heavy "Man."- The Buffalo C0urNr
says, "We learn that a young printer, in this
city, who is noted for his Unsuitable nav,
has agreed to forfeit ten dollars if he does
not deyour on Christmas Day, a turkey
weighing not less than fourteen pounds at
one sitting. The strangest part of the story
is that his brother typos are betting money
that be viii perform the feat. That fellow
must be hollow plumb down to his heels u
Our laEdlady, on being told OF his being a
'tjourneyman printer" said she hoped he
would not MAKE a sitting at her table
while on his 'iourneV.n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Cheap Table,. NJ. Hover & Co.,
l24 Ontario street, have this day placed upon
their cheap table anOthereas heavy Brocade
Alpacas at As cents, worth 70 cents; also, a
large lot of Plaid Dress Goods at IS cents,
worth sec. They have also lust received 5
bales yard wide fine and heavy Brown Cot
ions at 1919 cents, cheaper than can be
bought at wholesale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Important Sale Of Six Thousand CANAL
" OvercOatS at Five DOllars.-The large
retail house of I. P. Sherwood has Just pur-
chased from the Government six thousand
No.r Cavalry Overcoats. These coats are
large size. douOIe-breasted, with the wide
cape covering the entire arm. They are war
ranted perfect in every respect. They arc
goods that have been inspected in 1851, and
cost the Government $3.50. Every farmer
or teamster should purchase one of these
coats, together with the rubber blanket,
which Sherwood sells at S1,75.
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Latest.

TUESDAY, Dec. 81 ?. n.
The markets on the River this morning were ex-
tremely dull, and we could hear Of no transactions
IN Grain of any moment. Produce is also quiet
and but little doing.
On Change there were no sales OF Wheat. Com
dull and heavy /; sale 1 car new shelled at Ole.
Oats irregular sales 1 carat 62He 1 car at SIC ;
car at ele. Barley in good request sales 500
LIN M . At Il a
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Hew York Grain and Produce Market

SeyF YORK Grain and Produce Market
INV YozK, Dec. 2.
COTTON-Market opened heavy and closed
frmer: Sales of2,5OO baes at 15H016c for mid
ding uplanda, closing At 16c.
FLoUR-Reeeipts 1900 bbls. Market more
pctive, prices still in favor Of purchaser. Sales
andwestefn; S9,OO0I0O0 for choice extra State;
SS,Id11,55 for extra western; s9,1n012,4 40 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio; S9.5GGi0,O0 for common st
Louie; SlO,GO0i0,5O for good do; $l1,50G15,00 for
GOOD to choice do; closing quiet. California -four
Gull and dropping. Sales of1O sacks at Sl1,OG
Rye FLoUR-sales of 200 bbls at S7,so09,OO.
WWHEAT-Receipts aa.s0 market verydulI and
1Gsc lower. Sales OF 1850 bus No . spring at
- "a. No / and ? mixed $R,2fG9, 23H.
RYE-Firm. Sales Of 1880 bush Western at
si.67; 20CO do S1,G9: 1,s0O state at S1,73.
BARLEY-FiImer. Sales of52CO bush com
mon western at $l,4l; stote Sl.5SSl,25; Canada
BARLEY MALT-Quiet. Sales Of 2OO0 bush
at SIC; 1000 bush Of inferior do At s1,Ss.
CORN-Reeeipts S7.oe1 bushels. Market heavy
amp unsettled and lG2c wei. Sales OF s5.OJU
Dush aiS1.315F@1,3 80 for mixed western. in store;
inside price check tomorrow; S1,3SG1-& alloai
dosing s1,s3 N store; 1,S1E afoat and $3.50
OATS-Reclipbs S9.543 bush. Market opened
102c lower. Sales OF R,00O bushels Western al
SIC in store; s1Qs1lsc afoat; -
PEAS-Dull. Sales Of1b,OOO bu CanadA az SlsfO
stocS ofgrainI in aAest1 .s23,65s-
corn. I.S93,1SS oats 3,l91,n13i rye l3l,5J<; Oauey
4J.Qs5 mali COLES: peas 1L,G2.
RICE-DuI. sales at S409he for Carolina.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Less active. Sales OF go hhds OF
Cubs at 12h612Hc, and 1Co0. boxes Of Havana on
On private terms
MOLASSES-Dul.
~HOPS-Market unchanged.
PETROLEUM-MGrkct quiet Sales 81 1l5Ec
for crude, End 2ec for refined in bond.
COAL-Cuiet end unchanged.
PORK-Opened fmer and quiet. sales oi2,l5J
bbls ct $sO,l5 G21,h0 for mess, closing atS2L85
regular; S1s,OO9iS,50 prime; and $a,N Tor prime
~BEBF-Heavy. Sales Of 500 bbls at previous
prices. Stock old and new $4,000 pkgs, Ast
BEEF HAMS-Steady. Sales as Ibis at $500
CIT MEATSEMarket'duli. Sales Aof 1sS pkgs
At snM1Oc for shoulders: 12H01fe for hsms.
BACON-Quict. Sales Of 900 boxes snort
ribbed for January on private terms.
H~OGS-Dreesed firm Ut 8AG54c for city.
LARD-Market dull. Sales Of 30 bOls ati11s
BUTTER-Steady. sales at s5G5c for state.
CHEESE-Moderate demand. sales ~ lHDtoSs
F~RBlGHTS-TO Liverpool quiet ana stenly;
5000 bus corn at sh per sail. iOd per steam ana
10K for wheat per steam. T.
L ATKsfMARzTES IN -
Flour closed moderately Uctiye at prices in
wheat dcminalIy 1asc lower.
Rye steady al $f,67 Tor western
Oats dull st 5f@Si in store asa ahoat Tor
western.
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Aas York associated Press kilograms.
Financial aEd Commercial.
LONDON, Dec. 3-Noon.-COnsols 90 SIG;
Z. $. Bonds 71I-16; Illinois Central 90;
Erie 4S.
FRANKFORT, Dee. 3.-U. s. Bonds quoted
asst night at 7611.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3-Noon.-COtton duh
md unchanged. Breadstutf5 qniet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

To the Lovers Of Art.-Stop to-day or
tomorrow at Cutter & Moriarty's, and see a
collection Of paintings of a truly hGn order
Of merit. There are IN the collection pictures
by Oh. Hoquet, Litschous, Jas. Hamilton,
Ed. Moran, W. Sheridan, Young, E. D. Lew
Is, &c. The paintings viii be sold on We'd
nes5ay and Thursday
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

How to Spend Five DOllars.-We ad-
wise every workingman who has s. to spare
to go to Sherwood and purchase a new Cav
airy Coat. They are double-breasted, with
the wide cape covering the entire arm. They
cost the Government S14,5O {, and this will be
the last season they will be sold.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. - A
large and elegant assortment of
Holiday Goods, Music Boxes,
Glove Boxes, Dressing Gases,
Jewel Cases, Sheffield Plated
Vases, Marble, Bronze and Par
ian Statuary, solid and plated
silver Tea-sets and Table Cut
lery. A large variety OF new
JeweIry, Watches, Diamonds.
&c. Come early and make your
selection. HOGAN 81 WADE,
Jewellers, corner superior and
seneca SIS.
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THE WEST.

fag York Associated Press Kilograms.
An Organized Band of Thieves.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8.
Adispatch from Jefferson CITY SAYS: xvi
iences have come to lightCf the existence OF
thoroughly organized band of burglars and
robbers in Missouri, Iowa and Kansas, aud
measures are being taken to ferret It out and
nreak il up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
A Mistake-Me conied an i

A Mistake. w copied an item from
a Norwalk paper to the effect that the
Messrs Kirkwood, of the Wedden House,
had examined the new hotel building in that
town, with an eye TO its occupancy. This
was a mistake. The gentleman whom the
paper referred to is a brother of the Messrs.
KirkwOOd of this city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

The Improved "HOme COmfOrter.r1
This new Stove for cooking, an improvement
on the celebrated 'Home Comfort" is meet
ing with the greatest favor from all who have
taken the trouble to examine it. As the best
stove is always the cheapest, we are confer
ring a favor on housekeepers when we refer
them to l.. ]. Mattison, so Public Square,
where the "Home Comforter can be found.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

BrutaI.-A horse, drawing aheavy load
of lumber along Merwin street, yesterday,
slipped and fell. The brutal driver gotdown
from the load, and beat and kicked the dumb
beast in a most unmerciful manner. The
perpetrators of such acts of l~cruelty, wit
messed almost every day upon Our streets,
should be severely punished.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

No FaiIuTe.-There is no failure in sat
isfying and fitting all who call at Jacob
Franks, under the American House, AMI
purchase a pair of his thick winter Boots
and Shoes for gentlemen and ladies. He
also offers Hoop Skirts and Corsets at Manu-
turer's prices.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

PersOnal-Mr. n, S. Robinson, late Su-
perintendent of the Niagra street Railroad
Buffalo, has taken up his residence in eur
city. He will assume control Of the Kins,
man street Railroad. He is spoken of as ar
energetic, thorough and practical railroad
man.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
FINANCIAL AMI COBMERCIAI
TuEsDAY Nook, Dec

TUEsDAY Nook, Dec. 8.
There was a shade more comfortable feeling re
ported for Currency in some quarters, but in the
t~sgreeate there was noimpTovement in the situa-
ION, so far as borrowers were concerned. East
ern Exchange is reported better than for some
time past, and the market Is quiet and steady a.
previous rates.
The following are the closing rates for Gold ano
.,nrernment Securitses in this mn et.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Ladies' Furs at Great Bargains
Good Mink Sets, s2OaDi $s5; Canada Sable Sets,
SIS; French Sable and JIM. Fitch Sets, $; Chill
.dren's Sets, $3.50; Buhhlo Robes $3.50 to s 10:
Boys and Mems Winter Caps, 75c and 5 1 q, worth
az. Call and examine the Goods ST MACK'S, 156
SUPERIOR staeet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Juniper Tar S9ap.-Is a certain cure
FOR Chopped Hands snd all roughness or irrita.
lion Of the skin, caused by a changeable temper
atuTe, Eczama, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Pimples,
and all other c~utsneous affections, rendering the
skin soft and smooth as velvet. Manufactured by
CASwELL. HAZARD s. CO., New York. Sold
" al druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Snow and Ice.-Get a pair of thick
Boots and Shoes, such as can be found at
Smith, Dodd & Co.'S No. 226 Superior street,
and You will keep your feet from the snow
and ice, and save yourself from a ct OF sick
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Marriage BeIls.-ODe hundred and
forty licenses for the commission of matri-
mony, were issued during the month of No.
vember, in this city, and county.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
To Clarity Turbid \

10 CIardy IurDld Natef.-IurDId
water, holding any kind Of earthly substances
is rendered fit TO drink in from seven to IF
teen minutes, if to each liter there be added
41OOths of a dramme of finely powdered alum
or three-quarters Of a pound 10 every ton of
water, care being taken to agitate the liquid
when the alum is introduced.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

New Livery Stable.-CHARLES
BRsMLBY, formerly Of the New England House,
having purchased the Livery Stable 1914 St.
Clair street, viii be pleased to accommodate his
friends and the public generally with first class
Lorses and carriages,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Rain, sunshine and shadow, all
alike 10 Sweeny, under his magnificent Pho
tograph skyliGht.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

e The largest assortment Of Fine
Furs:in the city can be ibe found at L. Bene-
| dict & Sons, POI Superior street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

PIumbing.-Smith & Cosby, No. III
Seneca street. have all the requisites for
doing all kinds of plumbing in the most ap-
proved style and on the most reasonable
farms
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Toledo Market.
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FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Market quiet. White Michigan held
at S2,60 and amber al s2,4S. Sales OF mo 2 spring
az $3.50 and No. 2 Chicago spring at $1,S7k. Sales
OF amber for all the month al s2,4lG2,4S.
CORN-Old dull and nominal, new 2tk63c low
er. Sales OfneE at Sz6S2lzc.
OATS-Unehanged. Sales Iichigsn at 5se.
RYE-Marketq quiet. Sales Of Michigan at k1,3f
BARLEY-Market quiet.
FLAXSEED-Sales az Sc Is.
CLOVER SEED-25e lOwer. Sales at $3.50.
HOGS-Dressed q shade frmer. Held at 707H.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

E White, Fox, Wolf and all other
styles of Sleigh Robes, cheap at
FULLER,S. s5S Superior street.