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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

T-30A.M- Express Mail, from Dun
kris. fSnnday excepted StoRs al gslamaucs
lnD0 A. III. and eonnectg A. Horneilsviile and
corning With the 500 A. M. Express Mail ff6n
I Bufalo. and arrives in New York at 100
ass p N. lightning Express.
fr0a Ealananes, Sunday exceptedl Stope II
HorneLgyine 5&P.M- tsup) intersecting viii
ne ADP D: train from Buffalo, and arriYesin
New York at 100 A. IL. 80
4I5 P. N. New York Night Exp,
from Dunkirk. Sunday exceptedl. Stops a
Salamanca o.55P P NJ Qlean 1852. N, (Sup.i
Turner'S - Z. Rkf4 and arrives IN New
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New EnS-
land Cities. nFzu fl-i
From Buffalo-By New York Time,
from Depot. cor Exchange and Michigan Sta
5.45 A. N, New York Day EXP.
Sunday excepted Stops at HornelIsyilIs 9.Gs
"A. Al. tEkttl5 Susqushanna III P. NJ. nineE
York 1850 P. NJ Connecting a Great Bend
with Delaware, EackaWanna 3 Restsrn Raii-.
road. and at Jersey CITY With Midnight Ex-
PrssS iraln 81 Sew jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphIsr Baltimore and Washington
a.ooA NJ. Express Mai, via Avon
and HoLnellsyille Sundays exoepte1 Arrives
with Northern Central Railxsyfor Harrisbara.
South,
2.2o p. II, lightning Express-
Sundays eyeeptedk stops At HornelsviIie So
d. (Sup.l. and arrives in New York 100 a..
N. Contests at Jersey City with Morning Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Baltf-
more and Washington. and at New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
England Cities.
$40 P. NJ New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Portags&AP. a. 5upl inter
setting at H0rnellzville with the AIS P, NJ.
IRAN trom DNn-kFk, and arrives in New York
n,20 P N. Cincinnati Express,
tSundays exespted) Stops At susqaehanna 10
A. NJ, CBkft.l : Turner Ito p. M, Dine. ard
afriyesin New York at 3-2SP. "a. Connects At
Eimirs with Northern Central Railway for Har-l
Risburgs Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington
and points South; at Great Bend with Delaware,
LaekaEanna Epd Western RAILROAD for Seran-
York win Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities. 1901 as
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buf
RSP. N.
! BOsroS 4xD NEW ENGLAND P-assxxeERs. with
their Baggage. are transferred free Qekarge in
York.
as-To pleasure traEsllerat The line Ell Ezis
Railway presents many Obients Of Interest. pai-
sinE through the beautiful valleys Of thp Che J
mung,. Susquehaanas pelaaare and kamapo
rivers, an eser-ekangn1 paneEamerof6 Natures
beauties commands attention
4 Tia hest rVeutilaked and most, Luxurious
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Union al Ticket.

Union state TIckeL
eOvernor-RUTHKRFoRD B. HAYES.
II. Governor-J0m osLEE.
Supreme Judge-J0HN WEIGH.
Auditor Of Stats-JAMES Il. GOODMAN.
Treasurer Of sts.s-SIDNEY S. WARNER.
Attorney Genera-wILLIAM 3. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. r. BRAILEY.
Board of Public wosks-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendment-YES. =,
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ESTATE of o HANK deed.
~ Noticei Is hereby Eiven. that the undsrsign-
Estate Of John hank, lata Of Hoyland. ehioa
decd. DANIEL HAMA kdnf! n
Hiram o., july an 15S7-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
Machines to Give AWAY,

HAVE THE BEST SEWING
u MsShipess sgehaa Wileoe & Gibbs, Domes-4
&c and Others which win give to any one who
will sellmaehineS. one Of the same they SELL
And warrant them3 years. Address Warren o.
and / will catland see you. ~
~ s5E so o. sa &. L. GIBBS, Agent. = !
p. S.-Maehines Repatred.-I can fix
any machine viii call and put your machine
ct Warren p. o, E.T. GIBBS.
August Z, lS6F-5m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

As-To pleasure trsEslleEaths line IF TIE Ezis
sinE through the beautiful valleys Of thp Che
mung.. SusquehanRa. Dslszars and kamapo
rivers, n e~ger-ehanglpH p~aneEameofG Atures
beauties commands a.tsntion-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

Tha best iNeut1eteda and MOST Luxurious
s s5ssDISs Ss 81 Dss ~ IN. d oH II, MS.nD7sa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

IA RNOLD'S INK.
IA We have a good supplysof an sizes Ofthis
ceiebfated Writing Fluid always on bard
Quarts. Pints. Haf pints. and o. b~otdeF-gar
Warranted genuine at
March a-H.s PoRTER's BOOKSTORE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14
ERIE RAILWAY!
EIRaIR= "a
GREAF
Broad GaEue---DoubIe Track Route
TO 81
NEW YORK BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITES
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS PROM

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dnnkffk York 46o Miles,
Buffalo to New York, 423 Miles.
Salamanca to New York as Miles
AND Is FROM
- p tOz MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
-
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New Advertisements.

ESTATE OF IsAT1H BART-
The andessiSnsd aastBsn s5osin2e HEs1. tna.
of the Estate o f4ssiah BaFtlsltr ht5a OF JSh1-
son. Trumbun county. Ohio, decd.
kOBERT A. BARTLETT, Executor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

BagEage Checked Through,
And Sare ahsss. q. tos q b ann 94Aer Roufs
%ASKJos HCKETS VA ERR R4LRAK.,
Which can heobtained at all PRINCIPAL Ticket
Offices in the West and S0nth1Hes est.
u. RIDDLE, WM- B. BARR.
Gen. Supst. GenI Pass. Agt
Jan, g. 1871
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NOTICE. 5s5.27r 9-i'h as4@i o. J..
IN On the 18th day Of July. 1851. tbs Pro-
bate couEt Of Irumbull county. declared the
bly, insolvent. Creditors are, thefore, required
TO present their claims for allowance within sir
months from the time above fmentioned.i or
they win not be entitled to payment +,
BUELL. BARNES,
Administrator Of Lsonard Eile. decd. Z
Gustavus. aug "A. 1S67-St- 1taa, r 90 g,7r+,
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI"

ESTATE OF SAMUEL FLICK,
IIdec'd, The undersigned has been appoint
ed Administrator Of the Estate of samuel Flick.
late Of LordstoEH TramhHIl Counts. Ohio, de-
ceased. alss e HtkL4AA
Au.tinsorn, Aug "A lssE.se =
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4 TTACHMENT.

A
u Frederick Mathay. VI Robert Park.
Before s. 3. Stcrsr. Justice Of the Peace, of
Hartford ToWnship, Trumbun Co.. o, On the
18th day Of July. 1861, said Justice issued an
the sum OF thirty-nine dollars and foTty-four
cents FREDERICK MA1HAY,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

MARTIN 81. LAT
1IFIN. decd. Notice is hereby given. that
The subscriber has been appointed and quail
hed as Administrators on the estate Of Martin
y. Latin, late Of BaZetta. TRANQUIL County,
deed. u MARY ANN LATTIN.L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

ESTATE OF JOEL CASTER.
ELINE. decd. Notice is hereby given,
thstthe undersigned have beenduly authorized
late Of Bazetta. Ohio, decd. - 30
: "a = LETTIE CASTERLME,
AM0SB, CASTERLIEE, u
August Z, 1a6J-SC Administrator.
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Indian DepredatIORs ON the
4 Union Pacific II. r. brR g-

Late Captain Go. A, sSth o. vi.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-14

BosToS AID NEW ENGLAND P-1ssKxcERs, with
their Baggage. are transferred frss ef ekarge in
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Iohnson Ys. sfantan.

WAsHIEoroN, August 1.-The follow
ing is the correct textof the correspond.
enee recently passed between the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of War:
E~xpcrwfvr Ma NcrrS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
L1LEST SHIP NEHS.
DISASTERS.


Our Consul General AZ Havana reports the arrival
captain and o. the % John DoTrsuce rescued
rescue schooner down An n. oaee
and cent " Baltimore by the steamer Cuba
tnsTy.
B6s1eN Feb STle bsrh White Sgua from Singapore for Boston
previously rep0d ashore Cape Cod Nea entirely pieces
ght stssung heSah vh the
iSha Tbe UDdeIS Iii'Is, teampump asolost
NAVAL.
wAsHpsrox Dispse1es LAve leen received Al IN, Navy
Department from 1eATAdmtIl Bell
kd Hoa ksug China the 2i Of a,t December FROM Rear
kdairal Atlantic SquAdrou dated Al
Hoatesidsc The NOhsn Npsc and Kansas
Of
Tbe I1ndon goed Department has also rp
l.
dated the l;t Tbsna West Ine announcing The
tssh o Acag Passed Assistant Surgeon w Kellogg Surgeon
s5 tbs NORTH AntS BeudroI which took place suddenly
lsssATy Te a. steEneessa Rio JAneo Of
jsbVsry; all well j. E Golds5oough commanding
see BlenAadosb O he Department under date Of Jan l. his
sYa al SarPOe viii cte vessel n1deT his command officers and
nj veil three OF the Of the Shenandoah ba died while that
detained Cscas udegobg necessary repairs engine
sEpsHi; the disease chrome presented
3hsgss after leaving tbe the Shenandoah m Calcutta
Il Auiysd Pahg the 2h e that month and sailed the fol
Issug where theT would the 9Th
January under Instructions from Rear Admiral Bell ior Hong Kong
SSbng a. bAngok SIAN CondoIe and Sg0u u "a believed that
Cnited Staes have visited Cso for = and the appear
Of t Shenandoah that proudly nd warmly welcomed By
Che AenefBs eseut there and their friends the enthusiasm being
bsTd h civil and msy authorities and hsbtan d the place
fom the of her ays until b depSrL there
broteD Of Complimentary visits from nearly AL the Eutspesu
Ebspt when ihe Shenandoah Eed b1 returned before
hsr depaJe and Gosborough company with Consul
Eientfa and number Of hf oncer paid thes a. ofA visit
and Sssny welcomed after eapGe Of feu DAYS
ehsy bsh Tetet the visit And upon of Sir Johu
laNen<e. Governor GeneA and Yiceroy Of India co1lng
manned psradS all the
fred the 0bsrysd ms Gynt the shpi
bAons s'tes tired from The Shenandoah aud sag
y 10th Ehe Consul Singapore DE s the
arr hs ArlASd received With the boners due bis s,sts
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
TIE SNOW STORM.

Tire storm OF Thursday maize yesterday anything
tnt uncomfortable one in which TO traverse the streets
Thc which had fallen was packed closely to the
psVerenS and cunS tenciOusy 10 the trees and fences
Beingdanap AZ the time ~ its falling il had not dred
~ am great extent bu6 the blockade upon the city Ti
roads efcctual ON the occasion OF the great
stOrn III few weeks previous. Yesterday morning onY
two hEes were runnuc-the Broadway and University
Dlaee ipe and the ThirdaVe During the forenoon the
East broadway made appearance upon the east
aide of the tOT. and subsequently those OF the IOurt
ave while of tire west side lines made struggling
efforts during the day with some degree o reg-
larty The Aeecl1rSt and Fulton Ferry cars ana mol
dstsmpt 10 I'm the streets u was W0lk OF
great difficulty 10 clear the tracks the wet snow beS
packed to uCaytY the consistency OF zee Foituna'cN
this time OF enGG GndrnCe TO car travel occurred upon
day when the principal places Of business down Town
closed nnd the pressure upon the ears was Ihcl
FORE legs than upon any ordinary day strong ana cod
wind during the latter part OF the day ana the
night, giving prospect OF icy walks ana equine umncs
10 day The army of shOveers who spring mp 1ter
storm with celerity equal TO that OF the followers Oi
ROder,ck Dhu were busy from morning TO night, ana
gathered IN harvest of currency. At this WfltnS ule
tky ~ tIaflr and the storm apparently fairly over
fhe heavy fall of made sad havoc with me avn,
inss ia Brooklyn quite a number OF which t~oOdSh ana
cauvas) way under the heavy weight, Dut Ioit
nteiy no persons seriously injured: AZ ABOUT II
O'Clock yesterday the roof Of the Union Whe leu Ac
Tory ;A;hc Of Bridge and FrOntts ieu III 0idE
sIQ Banding the amount of $500 lIe losers ny s
szalshy, MessrS. Hal, Bradley Co Ihey are ho'
aaeYtH
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
trIIE EIoOD IN TIE WEST.

srrAaBOArs RUNNING OVER ILLINOIS rRAlKEs.
o rs,sUAAPH
VINcFNNEs. Ind, Feb. 20-The Wabash RIVER Is
now at a stand The water is higher than ever known
before II is reported that the steamers are running over
she praires al all points the Illinois side picking up
som and other freight The water is ten miles vide Inc
ions OF the barely visible All the 1chcee are
s,Ofe The amount of damages Will be very aige'
THE ONO RIVER SUBsIDlNG. ,.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 22.-The river commenced iaiuhE
ere this afternoon, having reached hlSt oi % ItC
ssuderabe damage was done 10 property IN TINS neg-
borhood by high water. Some inconvenience mas
been Occasoncd the railroads west OF here ana he
fracks are submerged in several places The ONO ana
MIsssSIp road is intact 20 ST. Louis, ana trans are run
Z aino fhrGnch N ithnnt DELAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

The TYPoIuETE DINNER-At the annual dinner
Of this scety Of employing printers at Demonco on
Thursday evening speeches made by Messrs John
r. Trow isaac j. Oliver NJ b. Wynk OOp, Rand, Welch,
and the Rev pr Clark. Mr.. WyIkOOp, IN neat speech
surveying the world Of journalism and Of books said that
while far in advance Of Europe with respect to the
character OF public 1Ournas-any number OF The
TRIBUNE FOR instance, containing more Of the elements
Of real newspaper than may he found in any foreign
aOnrna-we vet behind Transatlantic cousins III
the production " fine books He believed, however that
within tho next decade our book makers VIII SO improve
machinery and enlarge their field Of operations
70 rival not distance, European competition. He be
Moved in typesettng machines automatOn feeding ma
chimes and other incomplete Inventions in short he pre-
eiced improvements marked and revolutionary in III
Srade any that have been made within the memory
The prese ut generation
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
WEATHER REPORTS.

PORTLAND. Me- Feb. 22-Wmd northwest Cloudy
cold
BOSTON, Feb 22-Wind y. L. Cloudy. Has been sno"
inc all night: about siX inches the ground Iher J'
WORCESTER, Feb. 22.WInd north, CLOUDY; ~ Omches VI
SRow ftll last night. Thermometer 2So.
grRlSGFIEID Feb. 22-Wind northeast. clear; about
1s inches of snow fell here Thermometer 33e:
HAkTFORD, Feb. 22.-WInd NORTH cloudy snow fell 10
The depth OF about one foot. THERMOMETERS 80.
PHnADELPmIA. Feb 22.Clearing up; about SIX inches
of snow fell. Weather moderate.
BALTIMORE Feb. 22.--Wmd northwest, cloudy nut
clearing up; only one inch Of here. Thcrmome-
Ser so. o.,
WAsmNGrov Feb. 22.-wind north east; cloudy, cold
and looks like snow.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
"The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LASE, New
York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore.
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send 10 Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
If accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
now TO BEGIN.

MAiep;yol ordsr naming the publications 10 M aoe TIE price
1n The t and ehd money anil order Give your
B, name Ofce County and STATE distinctly HLso
an ,Ipres line your place 'eud ty g. unless directed
BY by mail the contents Of the Paiage will be
found maAd paay the adi,,, label that the Postmaster
gAncshli postage collect You 30 not pay postage in advance
s n, r.ssrs must bot you pay ne ra and Oay
celpt ofyog package
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

and No 10 the largest.
PRICEs OF Pens WITH sILYER-MOUNTTD DRsK-
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
lNg Ann NFUn

These u carats fine superior to any Morton
Pens made previous to the year 1860
Every Pen IS stamped "A. Morton, Second Quality" :"
and numbered
The warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases oremade OF Coin Silver, but not heavy
ss those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
NEw rArERs. MAGAzINEs. Ac.

We specimen copies Of all papers and magS
that (unss otherwise ustme and charge them Aud
sending until ordered discontinue THIS enables
be thonughly posted" 70 all new publications
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
PUBLICATION DAYS.

MortAe, Usually between the 18th and The 2'h tho
mouth pr,c,ng which they dated We forward them as
soon as ou The wesles various dyssoHs every
DAY Of DE Nt..
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

ATTEMPTED SUIClpE-On Thursday evening
Charles Koch, native of Germany, aged 26 years went
into the laeerbeer saloon OF Michael Manner, NJ 100
Thirdst and called for a glass Of lager II was fur
1shed him and pouring the contents Of small vial con-
tanning Gudauum into the glass he drank OIL ana turn
ing TO the proprietor, said he had done Tor nnSe he
ss 1T once conveyed residence No us Avenue A.
and phy ysician summoned, who administered an enlei
and I'm shert time the patient was pronounced cut OF
DANCER. No cause il assigned for the act.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
BACH NUMBERS.

We devote srse space In our estAhmsnt to the storage Of b,
weis and usually supply any bach
uumb wanted
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens are II caras fne and although cheaper
al least equal 10 any gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen Is stamped "A Morton, Third Quality" and
numbered.
The Points warranted for s1I months except against
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS AND PINS IN SILVER PXTFNsION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY,
Ius . nm . .-f.anr.

These Pens l6 fine and pointed with the
very best rdosInn Points carefully selected aud
OF this quality is sold with the slightest imterfectOn
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Qualify" and
numbered.
The Points warranted for months except against
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver and this quality
heavy and strong
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
iAunounoemeuts ]

n. PERKiNs 4 Co, STOCK AND BOND BBokEss}
Ho. - WALL-sT, NEwNOtK july H. l5t6. 5
n HOLsEs, No 20l BrOddtrdy.
DEAR SIR: After some two years experience
n the Of your BUKGLAKAIARN TELEGRAPH. IT gives great
fiaata that completely the hOuse-
heeJNr internal wei external An
made upon house after the AIAs put IN but
iHtGder GLAD TO heat ha liking The which
BAD created that of the pistol which followed could
live wtbost n 1ouT truly, J.. A. BENEDICT.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
AnoIr ACCOUNTS. COPYING ORDERS. ac.

To Offering goods BY epgss send b with each
parcel Dealers citing their supplies by mail ave furnished with
WEEKLY srATgnsr Should this statement not be received
by Adeae upece always tell how lis account stands
by feepnl copies his orders aud referring the list Of preel
plan ofeop orders will also much confusion in getting What
wanted oe happens that dealers forget what they have or
dere and oder thing again thus getting tan they want
Don't your Gde small slips paper they liable to gei
last bot full order every time hy want al
teraOa make the ogna order for what wanted aud rreUad say
add thus and ~" o. o thus aud So"
Ia every letter containing money. contains
TERllS.
Our special arrangements made 70 the
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MAKE YnrR OwN SnAp-

Wits b. T. BIBBiITG PURE CONDssTRATED POTAsH
Soar h1EEk Warranted double the strength
and supeuof 10 other sap0nftT ley the
NJ IN q pouud pounds pounds pounds and u pounds with
al deDs Enghh and German Hard and
One pound l make IS gallons o Son No lime
bAnsEs vail tnd ths the cheapest Potash maTket
B. T. BABBTr,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
QUARTERLY REVIEWS. Sc.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR BEGIN.
NERS.

II nsre sr, any people your vicinity Who read rewaPs H'gA
,n, and hs., of eou there as-,hey need Depot II
ths, none you can moH.y BY establishing and the sooner
bnning !. made the better While that demand regulates
.appv A. rule It n t business true the demand
be eulrai,d vhsre before existed Hta'd IN eH By
.,IdIe ssor, b. The od.hioH,d pAnnoW nearly obsolete
every ea,srp1g eoumuahe who desires magazine neT'PPer
NUT .ubhs and pay for oag beforehand By The plan
a. tie pero,a.-shsAer d.hs, v,es' Houhe'oms to ore
maa pany ,e dealer buys By asS'r eoP'
of,h tgmos wasted hst only they actually issued
Burg -loa pe retail them At the sane price his Gus
toner, osl have 20 yAyH ,s bought the publishers
f In @ diy or whatever tie oy other publication lie tho,
seiaa item Of eIprh'e 10 po'agf but "La
sorqures NOS, people he them ar than The old plan
eoiLsy pay Only f that they get aud they get aHd they are
rot tosr to tale el vAA they Dad does please
h. car ,iop at any um. Try sno;h al 'u,he dealer rssa
has bic ori,n % D, accordingly Beside IA Fubaoa 'hOod 'a'
end be- lo,, settling BY II having paid iof uad'Aaee
You ,.a eoa,ae bs,es, By ordering quantity Of Pare
s, books ,i, ,s of Pnee,l and srro's them for sale oryou
ca yoeur, o Jour hbor, tie Of eh publications they
-ud IA, to Ais and orasr numbers r them sgi"HiHg
Que mad, ia,a,s h ne,lbe aF. required or beginning
n. and ah that yoar proa v .i.sy, enable you iep pace
.hs Increased demand Tie allure Of .s managed News Depot
ting We never bear ot Once started beeone H'y to the
1soyL All they ~in never alo~ to stop.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Eos g. g, Ss g. g. g. TO- II and 4 wasting stca st

PYIE's O K SOAP--Hard. and not liable 10 rnpr1L
Rent waste kI'connends itself Try Sold lJ eyeyNles
D6Iot No 80 N1sbingtorst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

b. l. BABBlTTs STAR EAST POwDER-Lleht
eeeoit kind a Cake made with tins
HahOeA Eo shOTning required when Sweet MIA is use
b. r. BABBTT.
viii serd sample pSeksg receipt Of I5 20 pay postage
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

The UNlTYp STATES STEAMSHIP MENlPHls-Capt.
Henry Gorringe commanding this steamship desires us
70 say tat the letter printed yesterday Announcing that
his vessel was cOanC for Charleston and would receive
contributions for the destitute unauthorized com
Tnnication and that its statements were wholly ul-
founded aud erroneous. The ship IS going 10 anotief
port and will receive no contributions OF any sort.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

CONSTITUTION WATER is a Certain Cure for
Diabetes all Diseases Of he Kidneys Depot No 40 Chfst y
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

The GREAT NATIONAL BEVERAGE--viz ::
ArsTs E6sT 1A CoPEKF-is sold by oil Groes Price only 25
cents pound Wholesale Depot No % Readet Geenweb
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
P1ssse oal Ready Made Clothing
fssths ave sAEI lLe preseni prices
BEoKAw BROTHERS No. q Lshytiteplste
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
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auy1g that is for sale in NewYok snd better
terms you could buy yourself you here THAI Of
great value 10 outoftosn customers
the way BOOKS sTAroSE NUsc PENS, ENVELOPE Al
pISo BooKs PIcuEg PAPER tets Cap aud Nos Mars
CnaRrs Of all sorts qualities an prizes Toy Books Paper
Dolls, Pens In stock M always the best aud the cheap
est
When q ordered that bad Immediately gre
notice stating the reasons Why they are not sent
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