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How to get a Nice suit OF
Clothes

The thing is done easy as rolling Of a IoE,D
If you know how. This is how. Put q few
~-6feenbacksH IN your poeket-it takes but q
small amount at the cheap store Of BKKKsTEIS
4 PoDoLsEy. next door To- Milan 4 Sons
they will dress you cut nicer and better thar
any other house in town for the same money.
May. ls57-t.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

UVNL - AUOIs
CAITLE-More active but unsettled. Sales
Of 100 beeFes at 1Oai3c.
sHEEPGDun and lower. Sales Of 5000 head
at 6961%c gross weight.
HOGS.Unsettled and lower. Sales Of $500
head at SS.O0G9.5O.
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PeRnsylFanIa Central Stock
Yard.


PITTSBURGH. June 20. 1867.
CATTLE-The market during the week ex-
hibIted . mir amount Of activity 1.-The sales
were $50 head in excess of last week. So far a
relates to prices We have no change to record
they remain precisely rs noted in our last re-
port. Tn principal operations were for the
eastern markets. Most Of the offerings were
good smooth cattle. At the close Of the market
me pens coatained 9 fair amo1nt The prices
lows:
Juns Iatb 90 aE &za a.
Suue 109SS5
Being an increase in sales Of $50 head.
.SHEEP-The market was without any special
enange there was q falling of in the demand.
but prices were precisely the sam as last week.
me sales for the last two weeks Eerss wa
Juna1 g, .-.-.----6,7 H66 90
= nos 90
Being q falling of in sales. amounting to 1.6l2
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PIows, PfOWs, Flows.
John NJ. SfuII

The best steel Plows in market at D. II. BEN
SETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May !, 1S67-tf
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Great American Tea Co.
Outdone by Hoyt. Stratton d. Hapgood. We
have samples from the IA. .. Co.. and can and
tciH do better.
Can and see. Nos. Main St. MAY Is.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
June 22-Besfcattle dull and Is 25c lower
Sales at SS9S.50 for best steers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-26

A Top Buggy!
For sale cheap. Call on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-26

Every sensible man win convert his August
Seyen-thirty Bonds into Gold Bonds. during
Itais mouth. Reason Because BY so doing. he
gets Ihtrty Dollars ~ GOLD ION each $1,000. Of
Bonds for thirty dollars in paper money. making
aprca % Kim Of nearly Hceiee Doudrson each
thousand. By waiting until July 1st he loses
81 this. BRING your Bonds to ]. ]. MeLain 4
Som Bank and they viii be EXCHANGED yneeg
az expt5se. May - H57-1m
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Corn and oats.
Oats. Corn shelled and in the ear. at the Island
Mills. April lift
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Feed. Feed. Feed. !.

All kinds Of Min feed at the Island Mills.
April ut
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Co 20 Netter6eld s Pew's
rha GInrinns Fourth.

To find afun line of Fruit Jars.
June Is. 1s67-f
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The work of remaining the Court
House commenced on Monday.
Mr.. Lee Yangorder has our thanks for
q box of very large nice Strawberries, of
the Wilson's Albany Variety. They are
the largest berries we have seen in this
market
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-26
The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat. Colds. Coughs, Diptheria, Bron-
ehitis, Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Afee-
ltions generally. 1t E remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difcnlv Of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and BIad-
der. Gravel. and other Complains.
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PINE C0MP0UNDI

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved by the test Of
eleven years. IN the new England States, where
its merits have become as well known as the
tree from which, in part, itderiVes its virtues.
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Rough.
Hams Sag. Cuted--.
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WARREN RETAIL mARKET


Pork P~ickIed-.--.. ]
TalloW rendered. ]
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asaaaas=sssss =
Beef best cuts Roast !
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Several weeks since, 8 discharge
Paper belonging to Joseph Rice. Co. c.
Hts Regt Pa Vol. Cav. was found by
Mr.. Walter Roe, Of North Bloomfield.
The owner can have it by calling on Mr..
Roe, and properly identifying himself.
- $3.50.
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GU A D o r !.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
A Lively Time In Congress-Expulsion Of a
Member-Thc C0nc0rdat.

A Lively Time In Congress-Expulsion Of n
lIember-The C0ncordat.
Quro Sept. T. 1867.
Our generally very quiet not 10 say stagnant political
pool has lately been stirred up considerably with the
usual result bad odor Congress met on the 23d Of last
month anc after dsposns Of the Presidents message
little debate about . matter OF personal, family and
party interest Two OF the most prominent. do not
say eminent men OF the country, N. Garcia MoreDo
former President OF the republic, and DR.. Antonio
Flores son OF the late celebrated General Flores had
been elected TO seats in tho Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatlves respectively There have been
hitch In their election, at least the radical
members supposed there was and motion made
In both houses to expel them. great row
now followed, with different result Flores not only
triumphed over his adversares but elected
OF the vice presidents OF the lower House, but poor
Garcia Moreno was numerically expelled which unkind
treatment cut him to tho quick, that he Immediately
shook dust OF his migrate al country off his feet and
went abroad. Some mischief may come out OF all this.
There are other grounds for fearing that things will
not 60 SO smoothly 10 this little republic for some
months to come as they have done far.
Ever since the last c0ncordat made with the Holy
Sec numerous arrivals OF foreign monks have taken
place vino wanted to make Innovations which
disastefu to tho people This led riot on the 23d
OF July, caused by change In monastery ordered by
the Apostolic Nunco and is believed that the religious
question, concordat and all, will be brought up in
Congress, causing doubt most lively II not very
Congress has declared Mr. j. de Artets, brother-in-
Law OF the late General Flores to be Vice President Of
the republic He entered his duties the Slst ut
We are mourning the loss OF the late United States
Minister, W. T. Coggeshail, who died at Guapulo near
this place. the Sd August, and hope that his
cessor will be a. able and amiable a. he vas
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
The Guatemala Rebellion. Disposed Of-The
Cholera Abating In Nicaragua.

The Guatemala Rebellion. Disposed Of-The
Cholera Abating In Nicaragua.
PANAMA, sept 10, 1857.
The Panama Bairoad Companys steamer Petersburg,
which arrived yesterday morning. brought the
last mall from Central America. The news is Of In.
tersst whatever and be disposed OF in very fsw
Inca
1.-THE revolutionary attempt Of Cruz, in Guatemala Ia
entirely over. Not only has the chief actor met with
well deserved fate but also those Of his followers who
managed 70 escape tho vigilance Of the government
troops and enraged citizens reached Mexican
frontier have been made harmless BY the Prefect OF So
conuzco, Escobar who ordered them the interior
naming In communication with their friends in Guats.
mala Kunno B,rrios, Ramon cruz 10 younger brother
OF the leader OF the last reDeion and Jose Cordova
were the primo among those who thus sent TO
the capital OF Chiapas and the hrst named had
over TO deposit sum Of $500 bond to keep the
peace in future The conduct Of the Mexican autnor-
ties In this affair has made q good impression in
Guatemala
national bank as been established In that repub-
lie under the manas sment OF Messrs. Jump Hook
meyer. and several other foreigners and natives This
institution, chou IT. would materially contribute
10 the progress of the country.
have no later oncal other reliable records about
the cholera In NcFag but from good private sources
j learn that II has considerably diminished In nrary
every part Of the republic, although 1t can by no means
be pronounced to have entirely disappeared
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United States Of Colombia FOR the ensuing term. This
IL the second State which has elected him.
Major General T. Kilby Smith. United States Consul 81
this pace up 70 san Francisco on the 18Th on
short trip business The Consulate remains under
tho charge OF Vice Consul Brgadsr General John Hougn
The United States steamer Shawmut Commander
Stone, arrived al Aspinwal from New York on the n
inst In eleven days. She has relieved the Saco Con
mander Wilson On side remains the Dakota, Gap
tain w. r. spleer. her relief the Suwanee having oeen
prevented by accident In the Gulf OF Caiornis ron
proceeding this place The British slooiofw Mu-
tine, Nicholetts also still remains on this station.
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a. although The circular docs sks rsssrsscs 70 the
Ssssssssss SssSssv q sss potato issf - sshsssuss
In sdaislss = vAss n4 sssus he 80 rssuIuslsss
esferesa !. " nssssrs3sss u forsiSA vss1sls sa1
ss'as - - s;: :g ~ iss - =
.n.l me sssi.s v.:sss :. ' ssssa.aiS s::s,s.
a.s: a. 49, . s s:;s :: .s 80
p,ss IN : ,ss,.s.sssA; sss nsssars@ssi hss . =
AuosS ne .say ssusss sev ss-mls.sa :. NE
css,o. hsssr V ses.ssussss q Ne nsset ssdiss
Tails outrsseossly sAlpmsssrs end ovss q
sdso .iIh soeds sn fssskl meg 10 psy hssyy
even 4 Il ss sus siss,s ss.r'. ssr al sss ssr..
mus, be e:nssnsa y ssasseas essr Aaa sss nsass
recent ordsr ~sin rssos. = n. 49, go. = sss.a
ssr Your cable esnssposdsss ease Hsrs e sss
steamer Cuba - . ps&s<assr "a usnsns nen
ass.s. On board q. ' s:s...s s.s ss.s' s.dss
ZOE New nors. sse lyins ele.s 70 sns cass. Ne
Hoase ana then tAks 20 - ne ossrsA rns -.srhss
being oosisroas - the time the spsrslaen lsok Nc
..o hour Had BE- noi b.sn slrssssr ~ eoula base
whes. masins formal apslssassa 70 NE oneen. ana
The public attention he ss.s sr.vs r.r.,.,y a. .
sulphurous sprlng known b lns asms ~ nsrsn sssa
the virtues q which eompsas slss shoss Of ths
sssssss s s. ss pss 4 . sss
hours journey frcnlisvsna ~ and nsf hoars "
railway ana one noof On horsshork by carriage the
whole sxpsass q whicA = Only - o. me iscssiv =
exceedingly healthy and ptcsurs~qsa ne wssss n
sold 70 Havana u dsmuoabs ssa bsatis
There more inquiry IN The sugar msrtet today bas
holders Of good dry article demsad reals foe Ma
IL, consequently The tssnsactssns sr~ sl limited Ton.
vsnient tonnage for the Unitsd ssa,cs sc~rrs bat
there 70 no demand worth mestion. heAros recent
charters Upited sisaes currency tesps steady ai ~
per cen, discount for email appoints. bal large
not easily Deced at betisr rate shsn 2sk rs shcu
sight gold drafts eel quickly ~ ~ per PREMIUM
and some holder. demand 10 per esn, sssrilsr. ish
premium frzncs ok prsmiom
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The First nay 81 shs New Ysrk state Fair
The Arrangement and General Appearance
OF Matters-List Of the Essries-siim AuesA-
BuvsAlo, N. r.. ocI l. 1851
~ soClock r N.
The New York state Fair was formally opened today
Evsrythns on the ground appears In confusion rhsrs
Was no proper management IN numbering ana class
fling shs assieiss until yesterday, owing 70 sess
Of The ofncsn Of the fair beng In stsndanes
The only usdi,abls department 10 The domestic whsA
10 very neatly arranged. grand display II made II
the stove and machinery departments, limos bsssg
well represented b. agricultural machinery TIE e.
tnss Of cattle. swine and sheep DO not come upe v
that Of former years The Canadas take The ~ tDs
sheep department In the floral, vegetable dairy ana
grain departments the display Ii very msaVre The
total number OF entries are:Cass No. l. cattle. 90,
class No. 2 horses, 70; class No q sheen swine aud
poultry gao; class No. T. implements and machinery.
I'll class No. O. grain, seeds and DAIRY i0f class No
o. domestic manufactures 1872, class No. Z, miscel-
ianeous, 512 class No. 8 fruits and flowers o.
The buildings on the grounds tastcfuy decorated
The attendance was very very slim today, notwith-
standing The weather was OIL thst could b wshsd
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PHtfAnkLFhfl, Oct 1, 1901,
The Phenir Hose Company Of Poughkeepsis, N. ",
was escorted TO Independence Hall this morning by .
committee OF the Perseverance, Hoss Company OF this
city The visitors were received by Colonel Peter Fritz
who made neat spsschof welcome 10 them, which
responded TO by George w. Davis OF the Youehkeepsis
Daily Eagle The visitors vers hsp taken 70 the other
public institutions
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Gu 3 4

me stssmship RapIdan. Captain Eaioa from Ssw
Orleans the 2ist via Havana the 2sth nse arrived
At this port yesterday. The purssr win please accept
thanks for prompt delivery Of dsspalehss and
nleg
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port tine following news summary
Parliament assembled on the I'd ult and was opened
BY his Excslispcy the Governor "Ths Speech Wa
unusually meaQrs and contained nothing OF interest,"
This was the last time that Sir John Young viii oc,ats
in similar capacity here he leaves for England BY
the October mall steamer. .. ~. tss...
Great preparations are being shade throughout the
colonies sivs susabls reception to Prince Alfred Of
England who 10 arrive In Australia about the end Of
nett month, and after visiting the capital OF each
colony proossds Tahiti and from thence returns 70
England
The country districts recovering the effects Of the
late hoods. The subscriptions aid Of the sufferers
amount 70 E16,000
Both houses Of Parliament have approved Of the
arrangement viii fail through.
Miss Kate DENIM the American actress has completed
Z short engagement here, and IL unanimously pro-
nosneed BY The press % be Of the finest artists
has appeared on tho colonial stage
The Rev John Reid, minister OF the Mariners' church.
sydney. and formerly a prominent minister of the
Presbyterian church In Scotland died the 10th Of
On the 2oth ut fearful catastrophe occurred al
sydney Heads Tho ship strathdon, from London,
wanted pilcs and pilot Robinson went or 70 board her
blowing from the southeast and getting clear Of the
land the boat Was o. capsized BY heavy sea- Mr.
s 70 ss sns~Don . uo 81
When . - broke over and upsss his boat Pilots
Resds sh:nks and Jsn.ins pu. Oh in ssr boas % The
lived In the fearful running jenkins goa ten into
HE boas and two oshs held 70 her sides and we're
towed into smooth water Pilots Robinson and Rec asr
and Ave OF Their crews were drowned. Mr.. Green
bravey declined 70 deprive anothsr of chance OF
going IN Jenkins boat Offering rather stick V the
Msck Of hs own until The lifsboAs arrived shs
towards the towering elm Of North Head, and Is shs
boat bottom up. reached ihe breakers, no was seen
Standing on her keel, waving his boat nag An instant
more The ma. had dsappsared and rasusn,s Of ,m
which once formed boat crashing 70 spiinters
against the rocks Mono Of the bodos have yet been
found The sh,ppng In port and the public buildings
are flying their hsgs hamast ever since this OCCUR
renee, which has cast gloom over the city.
Hlcker ana Green pull for the championship OF Aus
traa on the Oath OF august and II IL Intended 70 send
the winner homo 10 Engsnd, contest Kellsy's rgh
10 the championship OF the world.
DR.. Folding the Roman Catholic Archbishop or sgd
nsy, has arrived In Melbourne from Liverpool His %,
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CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
The States Of Panama and Cauca Res
tive in the Colombian Union.
Inauguration Of Constitutional Gov
ernment In Peru.
Chile About to Reconstruct Her
Navy.

I Tho steamship Henry Chauncey. Captain A. G. Gray
from Aspinwa the sd ulL, arrived at this port yes
yerday The following ia her treasure list
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rzriismsat hsd bssn further proroguea the esh az
ssptemb~s. end We A@sney viii then meet. soae
change 10 ne govsnnsas likely p take place.
The rsvsaas returns for ths half ysar SHOW improve
nspt Aboss 600 hsiss Of cotton had bssa shipped -
Ksgiasd this ssasOa.
Nee sslS sIsslses $50 unss from The sssslsmsss Or
be~en. hsvs bssn dscovefed. sod promise we'll 4aa
The LschArds search expedition had bsen disbandsd.
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Cs61ie reception.
Tns Saafssssy report Of the Commercial Bank shows
sss g - r. MONTHS :, - tSs 80 sSs ~ Ssv
Ne sAarDneldsra Il thus disposed of:To payment
Il div1snl 81 he rate Of nssn per cent Per Annum
f3o boaas OF I'VE shilings per share, $4,000, BAL
sses q us6ivdsd pFoas carried 70 nsxs BAN ys1xs
- - IL
me s9 John LAvrsucs nlsd FOR London this aftsr-
vHh the mose valuable cargo ever shipped hsuce
N . ssisng vssssa, Including 900 ounces Of gold,
vsiasd quarter miliioa sterling; J. 746 bales wool,
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Aboas sour-efhs 81 ne surplus wheat crop had been
sxpsrsd ms Sparkling Dew, for Rio JAnsro, sailed
dsrss the month with q fun cargo or breadstufa
TIE inquiry INTO Jsdss Bcothbys conduct resulted il
he removal frum sbs bensh4 as&Asss
The ueasarsr's financial statement shows de6ct on
ths year Of lisso0o. whrh u likely 70 Increase 70
E1oo 90 No nee Axsfion u yet proposed, but that
somss1ins must BE- dons 10 evident
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srp~cssd that she Submarine telegraph from Cape
schAncs. Victoria, lamar Heads Tasmania, viii b
lsis ~ January nsxt II " estimated the outlay will
30 floe 90
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inertia and we're TO- withhold from your
readers the general sentiment which prevails
would DO doing great injustice to all General Man.
zano In his plain simplicity land the less soldier
for all that neither coursd popularity Stunned 1t
the Governor Of people. He was doubtessiy
enemy 10 extreme measures, excepting 10 such emsr
orders from bis Queen, demandedoit But durIug the
brief period that he held the reins do reco ect
having heard of any personal injustice having been
the country II may justly be said that when The
mand fell him he was placed in . very
awkward position, which became moro and more
done great deal OF harm, had he been so
inclined The people know this, and they feel 10
None ignore that he opposed 70 the system Of
contribution, because he found ell classes object TO H.
has Obtained IRON authentic sources the Spanish mall
steamer which arrived here the 2lst brought the
Sprov; q General % proposed abolition 2. ,n s
one. when the General observed the dissatisfaction
which the system OF taxation produced. he became
soe~has alarmed tsnd perhsps not without iOundasion
spanish party might provoke general uprising. o
even revolution which would result in The indspsndsncs
Of Cuba and his fsss Of such disaster % e mother
government vivid coIo in order prevent any such
catastrophe dursg his administrstioa; or In other
~o,d such c ssns rsGs .n % n.Ppss should not
me event Of General Mansano's demise was recorded
BY The ng Of half hour guns from the forts; the ma
onal nag hoistsd ~ hamast not only a the fcrs ou!
also board the merchant vessels and the sorrowful
tolng Of church bells The palace curtains and every
thipa about that e1inoe bespeak deep mourning
me directors Of the vrtos ssanoodas, revenue OF
Jog the trNfc potato leaves substitute Tor tobacco,
because they consider u aienorio. transgressive
against the interests Of the revenues. 50 much for
90 nos dare much n 10 prohibit Dc acto those ndi
viduals that may be engaged In the obnoxious trahc
from making such Of The article a. they mag think
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buy your Fancy Toilet Soaps at ALDF.NtS.
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC

This medicine, invented by Dr. j. III. Schenel
Philadelphia is intended To dissols @ the food
and make It into ehymc, the first process OF di-
gestion. BY cleansing the stomach, with
Schenck's Mandrake pills, the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using il will be easily ,liecstcd
Consumption cannot he cured by Schcnck S
Pulmonic SyrupunesS the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required In near
lS every ease of consumption. 4 half dozen
bottles Of the sEAWEED TONIC and three or
four boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary ease OF dyspcpsia.
DR.. SCHENCK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and At his principal Office
in Philadelphia every week. See daily papers
Of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption
for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the
two liSenesses of the Doctor, one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other as he
now il, in perfect health are Oh the Govern
ment stamp.
sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers, price s, 30
per bottle, or ST, 30 the half dozen. All letters
Tor advice should be- addressed to DIR. Schenck y
Principal Office, No Is North ST. street, Philn-
deipfda, la. General Wholesale Agents: De-
mas, Barnes q Co., y. l.,S Hance, Baltimore,
Md; John u Parkc, Cincinnati. Ohio Walker
& Taylor, Chicago ILL.,. Collins Bros. st. Louis
Mo. lst W ca mo Tyr
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE OF NJ, T. 4 a. Il.
1NiniAn Can't l-Nh Log.

ofrI tf oF AN, f. ~ "A. II. E(.I De-
Upton, Sept. 18th 1867.
Stock Subscribers Of the W., Z. q. Il. II. r..
Co.:
The Board of Directors would call your
attention to the accompanying notice
from the Secretary, and urge full COM
pliance with its terms.
The demands upon Us are urgent,
there are but Il few weeks renal xing
for fall labor. money must be had, and. q
few days delay on the part Of subssrib.
ers in making their payments may haz-
ard the success Of the enterprise which
is approaching now within our grasp.
The Secretary has beeu instructed to
proceed to enforce collection from al de-
liaqucnts.
Hoping soon to be in readiness to en-
ter the market for Iron, Rolling Stock
&C.. we trust you will honorably, man
fully and promptly meet our calls and
your pledges, ut mhturity.
Respectfully, II. c. PIATT.
J. CELBERTsON,
{. HAMMOND,
w. II. ALDEN,
Directors for Cedar Co.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored To
health in few weeks by u very simple RENEE
dy, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung Affection and that dread disease
COnsumpton-isn anxious to make known to
his fcllow-suflcrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t. he will send "a copy of the
prescription used tfrer of chargr) with the Il T.
rections' for preparing and using the same
which they will find II SURE CURE for Gonsuinp-
tion. Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs. Colds. and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect OF the advertiser in sending tile Treserip-
ton IL 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread In.
.1ormatGQN which he conceiycs 10 be Invaluable
ana ne lDpcs every sufferer will try his REM
dy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prepare.
ton, FREE, by return mail, will please address
. REV. EDW ARD \. WILSON
n2ly Williamsburg Kings CO.. New York