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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Hnme TaIenf.

We clip the following sketch of our
Home Artists from slate number of the
Ohio Farmer, of Cleveland, and can say
ga ii is all richly deserved
Our NAIVE ARTIsTs-The lovers of
fine psinting who promenade Superior ST.,
have often paused TO admire q large straw
berry piece in the window of } w. Sar-
gent, painted from life by WIZ. +. PORTER,
of Warren. Two years age in search of
health and adventure, ME- PORTER spent
the winter in the Sonth and brought back
sketches of various subjects of interest TO
be wrought up at his leisure. One OF these,
q view taken near St Augustine, Florida,
finely finished in oil, cabinet size,is now in
our possession,-a perfect gem, comprising
q coast and marine view, under an atmos-
phere OF most luxurious laziness- This
piece was in the last Fall Exhibition of
SOS the Artist Fund Society at N. /. Mr..
PORTER hes two Landscapes in the Spring
Exhibition of the National Academy at n.
Y.
Mr.. CRAwFoRD, also of Warren. Is
another of our native Artists, whose genius
would secure him a high place in the pro-
lession if his exceeding modesty did not
keep him in the retirement of his studio in
the Quiet village of Warren. We met
this young Artist in our city not long
since, where he received several orders IN
his line, and gave US q half promise, that
If he succeeded TO his mind in these, he
might set up bis easel among Us at no dis
tant day, which we hope he viii conclude
70 do, Is from what we have seen Of his
work we feel sure he would succeed.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

PIrTsBURGH, Nay p.
CATTLE-There was again a very
good supply on sale this week, upwards Of
forty car loads, of which thirty-seven car
loads were from Chicago. The market
compared with last week, "a rather tame,
though there we're but very few left over
unsold, and prices we're not quotably low
er. Prime to extra retailing sold at from
S!@9!e per gross, and stoekers may be
quoted at 63@74-one drove Of extra re-
pro;eda at 8.
SHEEP-The supply Of sheep was not
large, but the market, nevertheless, was a
hard one, and, if anything, compared
w:h last week, prices ruled q shade lower.
Good to extra fat sheep may be quoted at
8 1901 II and common at 5 1-4G5 1-2.
H0GS-The demand for this class Of
stock continues very light, and while the
market is dull and neglected. p=ices have
undergone no quotable change. In q re
tail way, quotations may be fairly gwen
at 7GSc.
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New YORK WOOL market.

The Tribune of May %, says;
WO0L-We have nc material change
to nOtein the market, buyers and sellers
being wide apart in their VIEWS. Holders
in view of the small stock demsnd high
prices, while buyers, owing 70 the ex-
treme dullness in the goods market, refuse
to operate unless at . decline. We quote
nominally as follows: Domestic Fleeces at
50@54c for Native and pa quarter MeTi-
nos, 53@57c. for one halfand three-quart,
ers do, 6S964e for full-blood Merinos.
and 65@75c for Saxony Fleeces.
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ROsfon WOO Market.

The Commercial Bulletin says the mar
ket has been quiet with only a moderate
consumptiVe demand. The crop is ike
ly to be large and unless the market for
FAN Goods show increased vigor it win be
bought up very slowly and open st low
prices. Manufactures and growers have
ceased to consent maeh upon the tariff in
sustaining the price Of their products.
Sales foot up 575, 600 lbs at 3 range Of
50@T4.
Fine mixed Ohio, &c; extra B2l-2Q
SO II; double extra 65e.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

RENAN, author ofthe Life of Christi"
Hon. E. SCRANTON; Miss MUHLBAcH,
author of Joseph II. and his Court !"
Madame P~FEIFFER. author of "Fanehon,
the Cricket" Phrenologieal Theory
of Mans Observation-Disclosures
Absurdities; Shakspeare's Superratu-
raj Characters +; How to Talk to LADIES'.
Plain Words with Big Boys Aborigiu-
al Legends of America; THE GOSPEL
AMONG ANIMALS, by Rev. DR.. Osgood (;
Health at Home; Whom to Elect; Our
next President; Our National Military
System-THE NAVY; Pope's Essay on
Man. given inthe PHRENoLoGIcAL jour
NAL for JUNE; now ready. A new vol
ume begins with the next number
S3a year; single 80 cents. Address S.
r. WELLS. 389 Broadway, N. Y.
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An Illustrated History ofthe
Bible.

This is a new and valuable work by that emil
nent divine and learned author. Dr.. JON
KTTTo. author of encyclopedia of Biblical Lit
erature." History Of Palestine. he. It is edited
by ALVIN BoND. D. D.. is cOmplete in one royal
octave volume of over 700 pages, embellished
and illustrated with upwards of 100 full page
engravings and eolored maps. 1t will be found
of great value IS a historical reference and q
help 10 a clear comprehension Of the manners.
customs and sayings of the ~aneients who figure
in biblical history. Many have doubtless felt
the need of a connected account of the remark
able events and distinguished characters in the
Bible. and Jewish History during the 400 Fears
from the time ofMalachi to the birth of Christ.
including also the Life of Christ and his Apos-
ties, the whole covering the space of 1000 years.
Mr.. PHILIP MARTIN, agent for this work, is
now in Warren, canvassiug for subscriber.
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DRREQrPa

Discovered and gave to the world that which
places man under lasting obligations to him, but
wonders have been accomplished since 1889,
the time when he published his pro-
cess. and rapid strides have been made in the
art Photographs even since 1850. when the coll
lodior process was discovered. and some men
have devoted a life tiMe" " that short period. 10
the art. The adjusting of the light. posing Ofthe
sitter. to bring out the most favorable aud life
like results and give an artistic character TO the
pi ,ture. has Of late been the study Of the artist,
the chemical elimination having passed into a
fixed fact, and not the result of long cqStinued
experiments as formerly. The success which
has attended this last study Of the artist. may be
seen by calling at the rooms Of BROOKS
L POTTER, who fatter themselves
that nowhere are more favorable
results obtained than by them. Having fitted
up their roomswith an eve TO the taste Of those
who may favor them with their patronage. and
a determination to please in their productions.
an rnOse VINO want a lac smile Of themselves
viii do well to give US acall. Rooms on Main
Street. over Reed Adams clothing store-C c.
Tsylos's old stand. Special attention paid 10
copying and mixing. Pictures enlarged to any
desired size. May %. 1S57-tf.
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FIre in JehnstonVIIIe.

The drugstcre and Office of DR.. J. X,
Buell., of Joh~nstonyiIle, in this county,
was burned on last Sunday night. The
entire contents were destroyed. The Doc
tor, whose sleeping apartment was in con-
nection with his Office, had been out late
on professional business, and on returning
lighted q candle. After he had retired to
rest, the flames broke out so iercely as to
only give him time to escape in a half
clothed condition. All his stock of drugs,
and about .Ss00,00 cash, were destroyed.
The origin of the FIRE is unknown
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MusfcaI.

The lovers Of music, in this place, viii
be glad to learn that that very successful
and popular Teacher, Mr.. ". G. WEB
srER, designs soon visiting this place pro-
fessionally, and viii doubtless awaken re-
newed interest on that important and
pleasing subject. Many OfsOur citizens
Will rememberM Mr.. Websters success here
al . former period, in exciting q general
interest among all classes of singers, old
and new No doubt he viii be cordially
received by his many professional admirers
and personal friends, who desire to have
the subject of singing become a matter of
more importance in this community, than
it nov seems to be-
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SecretOf Success.

some men start business in life, amid every
encouragement, and after a very short career,
become wrecks to mismanagement. Such men
are generally above their business and have q
natural dislike to either mental or physical la
Dor There is another class of men who start
in life. not under the most hattering prospects.
~fndOmadbis gill 10 overcome erery Ojstreie, seldom
fail ofsuccess. Numerous are the cases % the
latter description, and standing prominent
among them is that of the New England Photo
graphist, who at present is reaping the full re-
ward Of lifetime study of the beautiful art at
No Is, Market Street. Warren, o. Go to the
New England Photographic Gallery. for your
best work. RICE-ATtist.
May6. 1857.
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ToMn and County.
Iust-What You Need.

lust what You Need
J, g Mems White and Brown Duck Linen
Suits Unexceptioneble styles Of Fine
Leehorn ana Panama Hats, Comfortable
TO wear ina hot day, Gentlemen. Very.
desirable patterns of White and Linen
Vestings. Boys COlOred Linen md Jean
Suits-someihing entirely new Notwlth-
Standing the general dizziness of trade we
have been obliged 70 make constant addi-
tons to our stock. As heretofore, we shall
stand st the Head Of the trade IN Clothing,
Cloths and Cassimeres and their
ture. and IN fact in everything to be found
in Clothing Store. Wewantlt distinct
" understood that we are MOTTO be under
sod in anything, and to this end We adj
any and-alfto look in upon our neigh
fbors. obtain their Iotoest prices, then come
; 10 us for still lower prices. tits unneces-
sary to saw that Domestic and some
Foreign Goods have declined a7oHderJHHg,
but we want to caGtion everybody against
paying unreasonable prices We repeat It
obtain as low prices as you can n we
will slet slip the dogs Of war" ''pressnt
) arms'' and enter the conflict
REED &ADANS.
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During the Month of June!

Every sensible man viii convert his August
SeVen-thirty Bonds into Gold Bonds. during
this month. Reason? Because by so doing. he
gets Thrift Dollars ~ GoLD ION each SlO00. of
Bonds for thirty dollars in pdpCT money. making
apro6t to him of nearly Ttoelge Dollars on each
thousand. By waiting until July LIST. be loses
all this, Bring your Bonds to 7. J. McLain &
Sons Bank and they will be exchanged free Of
oil erDense. (May %, l567-1m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
HOt-Bed Plants.

Ca~bbage-"Early and large Early York
Jersey Wakefeld." and Nv Inningstadt." To-
matoes-~Eariy smooth Red" Large Smooth
Red. Large Yellow" ''Tllden. Cooks Fa-
vorite." Early York" and Fejee Island"
."Large Eriurt CauifOWer," Bell Pepper.
CahhlsEPreminm Flat Dutch" Drumhead
Savoy and Large late Blood red" yellow
NanseROnd RWeet Potatoes. For sale By D..
A. I. H0YT.
apr NV West Warren
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Something new.

The number of visitors at Porter's Book
Store on Saturday last, was largely in
creased by the excellent music furnished
gratis. on that occasion, to the public
Mr.. PRATT, dealer in Musical Instruments,
Sheet Music, &c, had just received sew
eral new Esty Organs, out of which DoLPH
Carer drew a food Of the most charm
ing music, and arresting the attention of
passers-by, no matter how great their bus
iness. The popularity of this instru-
ment was its Iemarkabl full, strong tone,
together with the 'Vox Humane Attach
ment." regarded as the great musical in
vent:on of the age. This attachment is
simply a revolving fan, and is not the
same things as the common tremolo, of 9TH
er instruments from which it differs es-
ssntially. We should regard this style Of
Organ especially adapted for use in Halls
and Churches.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

Moro than one-half the diseases OF the hu-
man system are caused from the use Of impure
Breadstuffs; and rs Sateratus and Soda are the
essential properties for using. 1t becomes doubly
necessary TO be watehful. Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saleratus is the only perfectly healthy
article TO be relied upon. Try one paper. and
you will be convinced what we say is true
Never use Soda If you can procure this article.
Go to your Grocer and get a paper. Depot III,
Liberty Street, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
one per Centum!

By bringing your go Bonds TO 7. J. MeLain
& Sons Bank, you can have them converted
into Gold Bonds, free ofeharge. Do it during
the month Of June (the earlier the betterl and
you can make one per cent profit which after
July LIST, you cannot oct. MAY 29-3t
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CLIMAX.

Pages Climax SaIve. for Burns. Scalds. Scrofu-
Ia, Salt Rheum. Sores. Broken. Breasts, Frost
Bites, Chilblains. Stings.B Bruises. C uts. Swellings
&C.. whether upon man or beast. is the mcstwon-
derful article ever produced, Other good arti-
eles alleviate this cures. 1t allays inhGma-
ton. subduss pain. and heals without a scar. 1t
is worth its weight in gold TO any family. and
should always be on hand. It is warranted to
10 what It says every time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Grand Concert.

Ohio viii give their closing Concerts on Thurs
day. and Friday evenings. May 30Ih and 3lst,
uaderthe management of Prof ]. McGranahan.
in the Presbyterian church. Abundance &cts.
Parties desiring Mr.. McGranahan's services
this summer, will obiige by addressing early as
possible, atL~indenyilles Ohio, or AdamsYille, Pa.
Nav 99-It
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This Rainy weather!

Farmers viii save money and economic their
time. by using the bestlabor saving implements.
Hammon's Buckeye Cultivator, uses improved
SHAPED blades which will stir more soil from or
10 the hill. and eradicate more weeds than any
other CultivstOr in market.
EA- Call and examine to be convinced. Circu-
lars sent free. HEMAN B.. bAMM0N.
May %, 1922 Brislolville, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

AL1sMA IS not a dye. therefore viii not stain
theskin or finest linen. If the hair is becoming
gray. or falling of Prematurely both may be
prevented by using the Alisma, and it will give
the hair a beautiful appearance.
The people say that Stewards Cough Cure is
the best.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Cbange ocFIrm,

The undersigned having purchased the entire
interest Of Harmon Brothers. in tia Dry Goods
business, az Mol. River Block. Warren. Ohio.
are now reSdy 70 furnish everything usually
kep. in a dry goods house, at totc rates.
MAY Sth. i61-tf. HAPG0OD & BROWN.
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Ist NationaI Bank of warren.

WARREN, o., March 26. 1857.
Holders of the August issue of Z $40 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for u. s.. 500 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank, on reasonable terms.
March q. lss7-4mo.
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How TO get a Nice suit OF
CI0fbeS

Tho thing Is done easy as rolling of a log"
"Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but a
small amcuntat the cheap store of BERNSTEIN
q PODoLsKY, next door to Milan & SONS
Bank. on Main ST., and call on this firm and
they viii dress you out nicer and better than
any other house in town for the same money.
Nav !. IS67-tf
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TheHDo Say

That those Beals Pat. Rreech Loading Rifles
are just the thing, and they can be had at Tyler's
on Liberty Street Also. Remmington's RevOlV-
ing Rifles. Frank WessOn Rifles, and a host of
other guns. with ammunition Of all kinds.
May p, 1857.
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and Testaments

OF the various sizes and styles published By
the American Bible Society. for sale at sekOle-
sale rates (for one or mors) By the TrNm6uH
County Bible Society. at the store Of A.. E. Az
Square. Warren. Ohio. Tss1a1leafsJOr 10cts.
Dec.5 5. lS50-lyr.
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DIR. LfattOckS,

Has visited Warren for the las. two years,
regularly, and will continue his visits every
month his next visit will be on MOndy. June
Oath. all who are afflicted with any Chronic
Disease. should not neglect 10 call on him.
u MAY 2-lt ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Chicago Market

MAY p, 1861.
FLoUR-Dull and 25@50c lower.
Sales Of spring extras at So, 5O614,5O
WHEAT-Dun at a decline of 7GI0c on
Saturdays closing prices.
Sales of Mol at s., 20; No. 2 S.
5O@2s51; closing nominal at $3.50.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle dull.
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sETry, Try Again,

! When you are afflicted with a severe cold or
bronchial affection, which may any momentter-
inmate in consumption. first try all the cough
preparations you see advertised. and when you
find they do you no good. pay Q dollar for n bot
tie Of DIR. j; W. Polandis White Pine Com
pound" and get relief. II has nersr yet failed IN
a single easel Sold by all druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
ohio Farmers Insurance Co.

We are ready to receive applications for Insu-
rance in this favOrite Farmers Company. on
dlceLiHgs and UneTposed property. AS every
body knows how cheap and reliable this comPa-
MES policies are. no. comment is necessary
All Information furnished eheerfully.
t. J. MILAN &S0N.
May 1921 Warren, Ohio.
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Examination.

There viii be an examination for the teacher:
of Trumbuil county. on each of the following
days: Saturday May 18th, and Saturday, June
18th. There win be no other examinations til
fall.
By order of Board of Examiners.
Warren. May st
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

DEeREEs-TlmJaH Temple No. Is. meets in
the hall of Warren Lodge. No. 1S3. ION Market
St., over Freeman & Hunts Bank att - O'Clock
on Friday evening Of each week and on the
3lst inst. at 10 o'clock, a. m, when Degrees viii
be conferred upon eligible members OF thc n CIV
Lodges of this district.
By order of the w. ID. I.
Nav Is. 1871.
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Merchant

We have engaged the services of Mr.. Ed
wABD RADCLIFFE, late cutter at Harmon Bros,
in our Merchant Tailoring Department, and
are able II furnish suits of the best cut. make
and material, promptly to order. GIVE US a
call. BERNSTEIN 6P0D0LSKY.
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we are forced

To call the attention Of Fathers and Mothers
10 our new stock of Youths and Child=en's Suits
or detached as may be desired. These areneat-
IL made and will certainly please. Very much
trouble and anxiety will be saved to mothers by
their use. New Room Of
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REED & ADAMS.

"a With 4 set Of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good a fitting suit of clothes
Address, UNION CHART COMPANY.
May Lift OTangeville, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

An Old story. but yet true, that Cog's
DYSPEPSIA CURE has performed more cures in
cases of Dyspepsia. Indigestion. and General De-
bilIty, than any medicine ever Compounded
aeh. Heartburn, Cramps. Collie, and distress
All druggists keep it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
PhiladeIhhia CastIe Market

CATTLE-Beef advanced. Sales 500 Ak
t-as at IS 10000; fair TO good I6@lsc;
common 14@l5c
HoGs-Sales at LIE nett.
SHEEP-Dull and lower. Sales Of 10, 900
head 6 1907 lie gross.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

On Liberty Street. j. the place to buy anything
you want in the gun line, from a box of caps at
i've cents. to a Double Gun, worth 5000; Shot
Guns from three dollars upwards. Guns of ali
kinds made TO order. Gun Barrels, Locks, Trig-
gers. and trimmings of all kinds. By the single
one, or by the dozen. Cheap for cash.
May p, 1867.
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The Only Agency

In TrumbuH Co. for the latest Improved Howe
Sewing Machines is at Tyler's Gun shop, on
Liberty Street, Warren. Ohio. Also. Agent for
j. Psrkins' File Factory. Cleveland Old files
re-eut allow rates. may 2. 1871.
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enc Diamond K

-
NICHOLAS NTckELBY, IS the fourth vol
ume Of the Diamond Dickens edition now
in course of issue by FIckSoR & FIELDS,
of Boston. CHARLES DICKENS is almost
universally recognized as the greatest of
living novelists, and one whose writings
are in the interest. of the middle apd low
er classes, advocating their rights and ex-
posing their wrongs. BIS writings expose
the selfish customs, narrow creeds, AFRO
gance and stupidity that has engrafted
upon society so many absurdities. Nicho-
las Niekelby is one of Dickens best efforts,
and although it has been before the read
ing pubic for a quarter of a century, it
has not lost any Of its original charm. The
neat, unique and handsomely uniform
style in which the works of this great
refofmatory writer are being re-published
in this country by Messrs. Ticknor &
Fields, is awakening a new Interest in
them, and those who read them years gone
by are induced by the inviting new dress
in which they come, to re-peruse them.
The illustrated edition, in green morocco
cloth, with a gold medallion portrait of
Dickens, costs SI.5O per volume. The
plain edition costs 81 IS PER volume.
They can be obtained of the Publishers,
Tieknor s. Fields, Boston, Mass, or at
Porter's Bookstore, in Warren.
The Mahoning Register of last
week furnishes the following local
items:
General Garfield, while on the
eve of departure from CleFelsnd for
New York, last Friday, to take the
steamer for Europe, received dispatch
informing him that his presence viii
be indispensable in an important law
case in Western Virginia, to be tried
in June. The General is one of the
counsel IN the case, and. as a postpone
ment OF the trial cannot be secured,
he has been obliged TO forego his pro-
jected foreign tour.
The Mahoning Valley Iron Com
pany, of Niles. has fled its certificate
of Incorporation at the Secretary of
States office. The company is organ
lied for the purpose of manufacturing
iron and articles of iron useful IN com
merce and the arts, procuring coal. ores,
&c. The capital stock is $50 10000, in
shares of 500 each. James Ward, VIM.
q. Brown, Henry B. Perkins, B. P
Jameson, and Mathew B. Taylsr are
the eorporators
"A large amount of land has been
leased for coal in the vicinity of Cor
nersburg, in the townships of Garfield,
AustintoRn, Boardman and Youngs-
town. A three-foot vein has been
on the farm of David Lane, about
a mile west of the Corners. Mr., Jona-
than Wsrner is, as we learn, chiefly
interested in the leases. If coal is
found in large quantities a railroad will
be built either from Youngstown or
Niles TO the mines.
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House and Lot fer sale.

a House anilot. with barn. situated on Elm
St. near Seuth Street, with good cellar, shrub
berry. &c, IS offered for sale. Enquire Of =.
Bailey, on the premises, or at the Chronicle Of
fee. May %, lS57-tf.