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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25
Tlle aH, q, Ghruuifle.
eFnther. rake my Hand

The vay Is DARK. nv Fatherl Cloud on cloud
Is gathering thickly Ger my head. and loud
The thunders roar above me. See, stand
Like one bewiideredi Father. take my hand,
And through the gloom
r- Lead safely home
" Thy child
Theday goes fast. my Fatherl and the night
Is drawing darkly down My fauhiesS sight
Sees ghostlS visions. Fears, q spectral band.
Encompass me. o Fatherl take my hand,
And from the night.
Lead me to light
Thy child
The way Is long. my Father and all my soul
Lon Is for the rest and quiet of the goal;
While yet Tourney through this weary land
Keep me from wandering. Father, take my hano'
Quickly and straight
Lead to heavens gate
81 Thy child!
The path is rough, my Fatherl many thorn
Has pierced me; and my weary feet. all torn
And bleeding. mark the way; Yet thy command
BIDS me press forward. Father. take my hand ;
Then. safe and blest.
Lead up 10 rest
Thy child!
The throng is great. my Fatherl many doubt
And fear and danger compass me about,
And foes oppress me sore. l cannot stand
Or 20 alone, Father! take my hand,
And through the throng
Lead safe along
Thy child
The cross Is heavy, Fatherl hawthorne
n long, and still do bear it. Let my, worn
And fainting spirit rise to that blest land
Where crowns are given Father, take my hand,
And, reaching down
Lead 70 the crown
Thy childl
The way is dark, my child but leads to light.
/ would not always have thee walk oy night.
Nv dealing now thou canst not understand,
Imean it SO but will take thy hands
2 And through the gloom
&c y Lead safely home
Ny child
The day goes fast my child But is the night
Darker 10 me than day In me IS light!
Keep close TO me. and every spectral band
OF fears shall vanish. vii tske my manu.
Lead up 70 light
Ny childl
The way is long. my child But it shall be
Not one step lor ger than is best fer thee,
And thou shalt know. at last. when thou shall
Safe al the goal. how I did take thy hand.
And quick and straight
Lead to heavens gate
.. r Ny child. u
The path Is rough. my child bat oh! how sHee
Will be the rest. for weary pilgrims meet,
When thou shalt reach the borders OF that land
To which lead thee, as take thy hand,
And safe and blest
With me shall rest
zf-s--s s. Ny child
The throuR Is great my childI But at thy side
Ihy Father walks; then be not terrihed;
For am with thee; will thy foes command
To let thee freely pass; viii take thy hand
n ~ And through the throng
Lead safe along -r -.-. .-.
Ny child.
The cross is heavy. my child Yet there was on
Who bore heavier for thee; my Son.
Ny we'll beloved. For Him bear thine; an
stand
With Him at last and from thy fathers hand
Thy cross laid down
Receive acroWn,
Ny child.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

IL To Samuel Loyeless. who resides in the
Safe of Iowa. Lucy Graves, Newcomb Graves.
Julia Graham and Charles Graham, who reside
In the State Of Illinois. heirs at law of Samuel
LoTeleSs, deceased You are hereby notifi "a
Il st Daniel Earle. Administrator Of The RTfate
Of Samnel LoYelees. deceased, on the 25th ~
of November, A. D. 1851, filed his petition in
the Probate Court within and for the county
of 1rumbuh. and State Of Ohio, ALLEGING that
the personal estate Of said decedent Is insufic-
lent to pay bis debts and the charges ofadmin-
istering his Estate; that he died seized in the
fee simple Of the following described real estate
situate in said county 70 wit: Situate in the
village OF EArlesTllie. and deGignated on the
plat of the Sd division thereof as lot NUN Der
one ID, also 4 certain other lot situate in New
ton Falls. and adjoining lot number one ID, on
the South. The premises herein described are
two several triangles forming asQuAre, bouDde
Canal. on the westerly side by lot formerly
owned by John Martin and the highway OF
street, and on the nOrtherly side by lot No. 2
containing 3S-l00 Of an acre Of land, having q
two story frame house, and other buildings
thereon. That Huldah Loveless, as widow OF
said decedent, is entitled to dover In said
premises, and that samuel LoTeless. Lucy
Graves. NeWcomb Graves, Julia Graham and
Charles Graham. &c, Sc, as his heirs at law.
hold the next estate ofiDheritance therein
The prayer of said D etitiOn is for the assign
ment Of dover 10 said Huldah Loveless, and fol
a sale Of said premises. subject to such dover
estate. for the payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid. said petition viii be fer hearing or
the Slst day Of December. A D.. 1857. at ter
O'Clock. A. n. or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard. DANIEL EARLE, Admins.
traitor of the estate OF Samuel LoFsless deceas-
ed. tDec. 4 lScf-4E.
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come in q greater measure of fancy, of
affection, Of sentiment: and then will
come in, too, interest.
They who marry for interest, without
regard to moral considerations, usual
ly lose even that; but they that select
from moral considerations, broadly and
deeply, gain first the moral ends that
they seek, and then, through these,
other ends which they do not seek
affection, admiration, fancy and fire.
ouently thrift itself. seek first the
kingdom of God and its righteousness,
and all these things shall be added
unto YOU" is just as true of marriage
as of general conduct. A man that be
gins at the foundation of things, and il
every part of his life aims at tha
which is deepest in religious aspect
and in moral relations, aims at every
thing else beside, though he may moi
be conscious of doing it. --
So, if there be any children Of Chris
tan. parents who are disposed to TAX
the daughters of Cansan for wives, lei
me say to him the advice of the olC
patriarch Isaac is good, when he says
Thou shalt not take to thyself wlf
of the daughters Of Canaan. Go bacl
to the household Of thy fathers. Go T.
the religion in which you have beel
brought up" 1t IS not-wise to mix re
Hgions; and any man who marTies
wife of totally different iaith from hi
own, thinking that he can bend he
afterwards, has little idea of The TEN
per Of 3 woman. As general rule
one had better marry according to tn
, religion and customs and usages {
which he is accustomed. Many ma
: that was brought up on low scale hs
married above himself in society, an
, has been made unhappy all his life b
: his unmatched, llmsted position =
! Such a union now and then may pro
} per, but as general rule it is better
} 90 back to the land Of your fathers an
, takes companion from among thos
: of the same faith, the same social stant
ing, the same occupations, and To
: same ideas IS your own- Then thei
: will be promise of happiness.
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OSE THOUSAND DOLLARS. REwARD.-
Mr.. James 1. Bowers, residing at 62
Camp street, Sandusky, offers one
thousand dollars as a reward for the
delivery alive. of his child Marie Lille,
stolen from its home on the 10Th OF
October last. The child IS described
as three years old, full flesh, light hair
and blue eyes, and when lost wore q
dark calico dress and checked apron,
is left handed, has scar on the bottom
Of one of her feet aud nail on left great
toe was bruised. The money will be
paid and no questions asked There is
something very mysterious about the
absence Of the child.
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WHOLE NO. 267S.

in Gods hands, and their course means
that the Republic of America shall rule
the North American continent; bg her
reflex influence elevats every nation in
the world, and bless the varied mem
bers Of the whole human family.
The idea Of s'white mans govern
ment" may be forced on our Republic
by the Democratic party, but as Samp-
son snapped the cords with which he
was bound and stood forth in gigantic
strength, our nation in its expanding
glory will stamp it under foot. Awhile
msh might just as well attempt 70
make Especial appropriation Of the sun
as of the Government Of the United
States. But 1t may be said that he
means 10 rule it. Our theory Of gov
eminent is that majority Of the peo-
pie rule. The truth is, that in Ameri-
can politics that side rules which has
an aggregate superiority of numbers,
wealth, intelligence and cunning; and
their rule is prevented from depressing
the minority by Constitutional guafan,
tees. The white man who says ne il
afraid Of the black man ruling thi
country, has either q head or hear
that no man need envy.
MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 2, 1861.
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PLL DO IT To-xoRRoW. Therewere two
boys in q school used to 60 to when |
was young, which was about forty years
ago. One was remarkable for doing
with promptness and perseverance,
whatever he undertook. The other
had habit of putting of everything
he could. "I'n do il tomorrow" was
his motto, "I'n do it now" was the
motto of the other boy. The boy who
loved to put things off had the best
natural talent. but he was outstripped
in the races Of life by his neighbor,
whose motto was, "I'Il do il now" Let
that be your motto "Never put OF
till tomorrow what you can do to-day"
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CONTRACTION.

The apprehensions that this policy
will embarrass healthy trade Is in his
Judgment, unfounded. Legitimate
business has not suffered by the cur
tailment which has taken place within
the last two years, nor will it perma-
nently suffer by such g contraction,
prudently enforced, as may be neces-
sary to bring the precious metals again
into circulation. What business re-
ouires is, a stable currency; what en-
terprise demands is the assurance that
it shall not be baked of its just rewards
by an unreliable measure in value.
1t is frequently urged by those who
admit that the currency Is redundant,
that the country is not in conditin
to bear further contraction: that its
growth will soon render its contraction
unnecessary that business if left 10 it
self. will rapidly increase to such an
extent as to require the three hundred
millions of the United States notes
and fractional currency, and the three
hundred millions of bank notes now
outstan ling, for its proper and need
full accommodation. Nothing can be
more fallacious than this unfortunately
popular idea. An irredeemable cur
rency Is a financial disease which re
tards growth instead of encouraging it;
which stimulates speculation, but di'
minishes labor. a healthy growth is
secured by removal of disease, and
not by postponing the proper treatment
of it, in the expectation that the Wig
orous constitution of the patient viii
overcome it.
Secretary McCulloch gives his meth
90 of taxing government bonds He
says
The exemption from taxation of any
kind of property, by which special priyi
leges are, or seem to be, granted t
any class of citizens, IS odious to tn,
heavily burdened masses in all coun
tries, and is especially so in a republic
like ours. Local taxes in ali the StateI
are heavy, and no mvtter what the Law
may say upon the subject, no matter
what the contract may have been un
der which they we're negotiated, ther'
is q general sentiment among tax pay
ers that the exemption Of government
bonds from local taxation is not ex
actly right, and that it ought to be il
some way avoided in future issues
The Secretary has no hesitation in ad
mitting that he is in sympathy will
this sentiment. The difficulty in tn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given, that sealed pro-
possIs win be received at the Mayors once in
| the Incorporated Village of Warren, Ohio, IN
! til Monday evening, Dec. 50. 1867, for Grading,
Psying. 1c-, OF certain streets IN ssad village.
file in said Mayors ONCE. said work viii be let
in sections, as follows:
SEC. I. Beng the balsnee of the work on
Main Street, between south and Market St.,
and is about four hundred and fifty (450) feet
long and fifty g59 feet wide.
SIC. II. On Market St, between Liberty and
Elm Street. and is about sixteen hundred Q6O0
feet long and thirty (59l feet vide.
SEC LII. On Main Street. between High ST.
and W Washington Avenue, and is abouf thirteen
hundred QSo0 feet long snd thirty (Se) feet
SEC. ". On Main Street. between Washing
ton Avenue and the north line Of the corpora
tiOn or to the a. d g. W. Kali Road and is
about eighteen hundred and eighty QSSU feet
long and thirty (SQ) feet wide.
The work 70 be commenced as early as the
weather and roads will permit In the spring Of
1883.
Separate bids viii be required for each section
or one bid for the whole sections. and specifying
in said bid, the price per square foot or yard for
each separate section. Each and every aid
must specify the price per square foot or yard.
The pavement 10 be made Of Howland Stone,
which are to be had three miles from the VII
lage, and the village will furnish the gravel at
its bank. one halt mile from the village. Pay
ments to be made in monthly estimates. and If
teen per cent WILDE retained from each estimate
until the work is complicated. for the faithful
performance Of the contract. The council re-
serves the right to reject any bids not deensd
For further information see maps, profiles AID
specifications now on hle IN the Mayors on ee,
or Of samuel Z. Dickey. village Engineer.
By order of the Street Committee.
Attest l. N. DAWSON, Mayor,
d. H TOWNSEND, Recorder.
Nov. q. lS67-5t
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seToo IEurant to VOat.,s

The following letter, verbat;m st Etsra-
tin, as printed, was sent to the ofRcs of
a Leavenwor.h paper, and speaks for
ITSELF"
KIKAPoo, nov. "A, 1861.
DERE ZURE: Will you pleze inform
me weather niggur suprage Was Card
al The late lection. If such igurant
peepul is to, Voat want to lsaT this
God forsaking State, and Go back to
Suthern illinois. Yours Trooly.
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The Marietta Register says: ''Spesk-
ing of fruit trees blooming in the fall,
We have already cited the proof in sew
eral instances, by citizens Of this coun-
ty. We have now before Cs Bartlett
pear of the second crop Of this year,
raised by Major Hezskiah Athey. Of
Fearing. It has stood several hard
frosts, and is not in the best Of condi-
ton for fta5le use"
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NOTICE

LIN Is hereby given. to all whom it may con-
eern, that petition has been presented TO the
town Council Of the incorporated Village Of
Warren. praying fcr the vacation Of that part
of Monroe Street south of the north line Of Lot
No. s. in said village Said petition has been
referred and will be acted upon at meeting OF
said Council TO be held on the Sd Monday in
January, 1855. Il. II. TOWNSEND,
Nov. q. 1876 p Recorder.
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THuRLow WEED is Iscturing ANDREW
JOHNSON for manifesting 50 much tenn
per in his message. The old politician
tells the Presidsnt pretty plainly that
he has more than once made fool OF
himself, and that if he IS impeached
for it he viii have no body to blame
but hims elf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

Surgeon Dentists. Once over Nolan Sons
Banking Once, where they are prepared al
all times to manufacture and insert teeth on
ali the various bases now in use.
Particular attsptentionp paid to diseased teeth.
Nav 1T
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NOTICE

NOTlCE.
IN Notieeis hereby given. that an sppIiea-
tion for the pardon Of Charles Clenland, = con
vict in the Ohio Penitentiary, who Ess convict
ed az the May term Of the oourt Of Common
Pleas Of Irumhun County, Ohio. for 1886, Of the
crime Of burglary. and sentaneed for q term OF
three years. VIII be made 10 the Governor OF
said Slate, as soon after the expiration Of three
weeks IRON this date IS may be convenient.
x Dec. II, I867-3t, :, 0--'--- -
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ALMOH ID. WEBB,

Notary Public; Accident, Fire, and Life Insu-
rance Agent; and Pension and Bounty agent
Passage Tickets sold to and from. and Money
renitted to the old country, az the lowest cur
rent rates. 0fhce in Mebbs Block, MAN
street. Warren. o. January . 4oo'.
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NOTICE

IN Is hereby given. that petetion and plat
was fled at the Office Of the Auditor OF Trum-
boil County, on December ID. 1866, said petition
asking the Commissioners Of said county. to
grant the privilege to incorporate the town Of
Hubbard. with boundaries according to said
plat. Said petition will be for hearing on Tues
day, February 4, 1858. at the once Of the Coun-
" Auditor. In Warren.
Dec. 4, 1S67-6t-
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The water works of Steubenville are
eompletec, aud will be in operation on
Thursday. The city viii then be more
highly favored than most cities, As Il
will have two complete wster works.
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i. HI. RRISCOE,
ALRTRT WATSON,

Attorney at Law. 0fhceon east side Of pu bl
square, Warren, Ohio. in building recently oe
cnpied By U. S.DepHty Collector.
New # e-- 7i
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Out of thirty salt wells bored in
Athens county, more than twonty have
been unsuccessful. The principal works
combined, make about $1,000 barrels
per annum.
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-WHTTTLEsEY ADAMS.

Freand Life Insurance Agent, Warren. Ohio
MerchandiEe and other property insured in
the best Companies. on favorable termS. Farm
property. Isolated Dwellings, and them fur
niture ins Ired for one. three and i've years.
- Once in MeCombs Smiths Block.
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RrAn.G GIRRoNs.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon: ofhceoyer Stiles
Store, Market Street. Warren. Ohio; Par
ticular attention given to Chronic Diseases
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CONCORD GRAPEVINES:

EOR SALE AT MY FRUIT s.
u Vineland Farm, Concord GrapeTines By the
single one or by the thousand in any quantity
TO suit purchasers. Of all the different TaTie-
ties that an now growing IN my Vineyard.
IL attended to. P. o. Address, Girard, Ohio.
wsshsrs field. Nor. s. Iss7a =, -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

Every stamp you put upon a deed, q
check, or mortgage, is Democratic
sticking plaster, to remind you Of
Democratic rebellion.
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IATIoNAL BANKs.

The report argues in favor of the ma
tional banks as follows
In the present condition of the
country, and in view Of the relations
that the national banks sustain to the
government, ignoring in this connec'
ton the question of good faith, the
Secretary has no difficulty in coming
to the conclusion that they should be
sustained. They are so interwoYen
with all branches of business, and SO
directly connected with the credit OF
the government, they could not be de-
stroyed without precipating upon the
country financial troubles which it i
now in no condition to meet. At some
more propitous period. when the Un-
ion shall have been fully restored, and
aH the Ststes shall have attained that
substantial prosperity which their great
resources and the energy of their peo-
pile must sooner or later secure for
them, it may perhaps be wise for Con.
gress to consider whether the national
banking system may not be dispensed
with.
The present is not favorable time
to consider this question. The condi-
ton of our political and financial af
fairs is TOO critical to justify any action
that would compel the national banks
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DIR. Il, MYER.

Late of Fsrmington. tenders his professional
services 70 the people Of Warren and vicinity
Once for the present, at resi0snce. corner o.
High Chestnut St
N0r. n. l867-lyr
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z. 9. RAKKs. 4. EKS1E.
PARKS 4 WEETZ.

Dealers in Foreisn and Domestic Dry Goods,
crockery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpet
inz, Paper HanginsE. Window Shades, Ready
Made Clothings DC, always cheap for ready
pay at the New York Store. Market Street
Werran 0hfo
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FORREST L HYDE,

Attorneys at Law Office over Parks A PatchiI
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio. are auth oriEed
- and prepared 70 attend 70 all cases under the
late Bankrupt Law IN the Unifod State'
Courts. March Is, 1861.
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MC&D N WOODWORTH,


hzsicians and Surgeons. oficeOEer Z. q. ALI
sons Drug Store, Main Street, Wa-ren. Ohio
Once hours from to 9. q. N, and from 70
I'm. (Feb q. 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

The world contains seven millions Of
Jews.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

There are 2I9 newspapers published
in India.
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CHOE BLACKING BRUSHES
~ ct, w Z. h. ALLISON Cos
DruEgiss, Main St. WaTrsno
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ESTATE of GEO. W. BROCK,
Ldecid. Notice is hereby given. that the
md ersigned have been appointed and qualif-
late Of Bazetta, decd. SIDNEY BROCK,
HENRY TEW,
Dec. II, isS7-St B. P.JAMRS0E.
-5 Executors
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.HOSE MAGIC LANTERNs-

Il Do take. and the childrsnis Trunks, and
bet Blocks. Spring Guns, Air Pistols, Toy Cook
ing Stoves. China and Pewter Tea Sets beauti-
ful Fancy Boxes. LADIES' Work Boxes, Ladies
Writing Desks. inlaid with Pearl aud German
elegant Toilet setn Of Cologne Bottles and
Powder Box.the finest ever brought to this town,
&e.s &es eEery body buys them for Christmas
st ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-25

Paris is to have . weekly American
newspaper. ga ru ofT
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G. W. sNYpER.

e7 Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Conveyancel
ftf 4 Of Resi- Estafs ond General Collection Agent
Once at Orangeville. TrumbuI CO. o. IaPIl7y
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DENTIST. Once over the new Millinery Store
of n o. Messer, between Iddings 4 Morgan
md Stiles q Sons Store, Market Street. Nsr-
ren, Ohio. Entrance at the CHRONICLE Once
stairs. MAY 8, IS67-d
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p. Z. HUrcEus- c.K eLDDKS
IcLAIN q WARD,

Attorneys at Law. Office over Smith 4 Mccombs
+, warren, Ohio, - april 2. ls67-tf.
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m. .Barrstt's Warranted Hair ReStO-
ratiYe.
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w a R H a NJ
Steam Cracker Bakery
oh ANGsTADT A. AC0

MOULD RESPECTFULLY an.
Nv nounee to the public. that they are nov
manufacturing . superior article Of Crackers oi
Almond, Soda, &C. Ginger Snaps and assorted
cakes. Orders promptly filled.
G. H. AN6STADT &eO.
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REED ADAMS,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
q dv Nade CIothinK, Hais, Caps and GentS' Fur
niEhing Goods Main Street, Wzrren,O.
Jan17'66
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MoMRY 8 BRoTHERs

III sGa y =
rs ONE OF THE LATE lnstitu.
tions. Our stock Is ali new and Of thu latesi
style. PersonEwanting anything IN the Livery
line, will please give rs q call. Stable IN the
rear Of then 1ticnal House.
Wsuen. July z. l867-tf.
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o. &. PATCH.
A. E. LYMAN,

Wholesale dealers in Iron and Nails, Carriage
and Saddlsry Hardware, Trimmings, "a,
Market St Warren. o. MAY =. fS0l.