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1t is NOT too Late!

When others have failed to please you, to get
satisfaction Of H. RICE. two doors south Of the
soTad. on the leather question. and can make
you a nice pair Of Boots or Shoes, and will not
be ashamed to meet you after you have worn
them a tew days or months. This is the way
ii. Rice does business. A good repairer con-
stantly at his bench, ready TO do any job in that
line. LJune loft.
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Hair Restorafive

This celebrated preparation is now put ND in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists al
IS cents. Il is the cheapest, best and most
druggists. MAY 20. lS6S.Sm
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Sewer Pipe.

barley & Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe Company. will keep on hand at all times
all sizes Of Pipe. which they will furnish al
manufacturer prices.
Warren, April Ism.
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Do you want any Iizs picture for Z LSekss Al
bum or Frame 90 to BROOKS d POftEks.
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To Rent!

FIRST class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of STYLE, with all the modern improvements,
for Dry Goods or general NJ Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location tor
business. Enquire Of
April22-tf ANDERSON RUPP.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

William Sprague has been nomIna-
ted for reelection as United States
Senator from Rhode Island, without
opposition. b
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

Poor Toms a'cold."
How warm soccer the genial sun
Nav look in kindness on the earth.
In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow of his sou.
DVpPsi1, like q goblin. hunts him down,
Ague, grim chamberlain. lights him to bed,
While Dullness. Vertigo. and Headache dire,
With fercer aches combine 10 make him ErOan.
Harken, Thomas. TO instruction ;
For all thy ills q remedy Is found.
A Psnacea, certain. pleasant, sure,
PLANTATION BIITERs-S. T.-lS0-X,
AWondrous Tonic. made by DR.. Drake.
han hundreds who are cured daily by this won
lerful medicine
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Amber Wheat Flour.

Ifyou wantpure amber wheat four.a good ar
ticle. inquire for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at n ! G Bacon's. u A
Patmors, J w Brown ! Co.or at the Mill. Orders
CAMP
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red, a good article Of -four. for S12 2 Dbl.
Try il. Sold at NJ 4 G Baeon's. MA Patmore &. J
W Brown : Co.. or at
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clothes Cleaned s Repaired.

Persons desirous Of having any Of the work
done. can leave it at the residence Of the sub
seriber on William St. two doors east Of steam
Bakery. JOHN W. WILLIAMS,
June 3-2t
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All Handa

Are again at the Main ST.. Red 'FRONT.' Drug
Store, Lave got the goods and they must be
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Local Notices.
O. See risht hard corner q this pare.

Local Notices Is eeaLs per kae fret insertion,
ten etc. Ter lane each sIbseQHeHtinsertioH.
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New Goods!
Garden Seeds.

Call and see our new Spring Stock of DRY
Goods, lust opened. and prices guaranteed a.
low as the lowest. HAPG0Un 4 BROWN,
APP 10 No. River Block
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

A marriage took place at Marx,
England, between q widoWer aged
eighty aud q widow aged seventy
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1t will Paw!

To call at the new store OfPARKs 4 CHEW.
and look at the rich Dress foods. Trimmings,
stock Of goods. and are able 10 sell Muslins.
Prints &c, cheaper than before. Their stock
IS all fresh and new. and buyers seem to IN
their purchases. lJune l0-4t
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At BROOKS &POTTER's they copy pict ures
when two or more are on q plate. taxing the one
desired and leaving the Others. and making any
desired change in costume. &c,
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The Paris Exposition Medal!
For the best Family Sewing Machines was
given to the Family FaVOrite," a Weed Ma
chine for which an Agency has been established
at the house on the premises and near the resi-
dence Of Gen. McLain.
Nay 13-A Mrs. A.. BOYD.
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FahneStOck's
Pure White Lead.
June loft

ByrOn's ApOstrOphe to Sun
set.
Parting day dies like the dolphin.
Each hue still lovlier than the last.
Till all is gray"
These words might be applied TO the beauty
Of PEARL. in the form Of buttons. Of which z.
A. CLARK has Just received his second spring
stock. Every body call and look at them while
the stock is fresh. Sign of the Eagle. No.
Main St. May 2T.-tf
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For Rent.

LARGE Front Room over Reed & Adams Clio
thing Store. Enquire Of
April l5-tf REED ADAmS.
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A Catholic priest was yesterday sent
to jail at Louisville, for refusing to
testify in a judicial case.
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For Sale.
A light one horse Spring Wagon. enquire a
the Island Mills.
June 10. Is6S-3ts
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We have numbers of thousands on hand.
which we will close out at prime cost.
H0YT. STRATT0N& HAPG00D.
June loft
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Call and Settle /!

Persons knowing themselves indebtel 20 me
by book account or otherwise. will please call
at my old Livery stand. on Market Street, with
out delay, as my accounts must be seettlel.
Jan. SIT IL. y. BASSETi.
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The TrumbuII Co unty Bible
Society

VIII meet atthe Presbyterian Church in War
rem. att O'Clock. p m. Thursday. June 18th
inst. A new board Of officers will be elected
and other business matters attended to. All
interested in the success Of the gospel, are in
vited to attend By order of the Board.
June 10, 1865.
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Empire Mills

Large lot all k~inds-fresh and good, ju AZ Re-
ceiysd. HoYT. sTRATT0N HApGoo1.
March E-tf
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W nIIe LInne1
Land Plaster, caIoinsd Plaster. lb. Dbl. or
HoYT. sTRATTON d HAPGooD.
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For sale Low.

One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top Busy.
One Second Hand Open Buggy.
0ne Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
Msy ls-tf B. H. BARHUM 4 co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

X. q common article at 50 p bbI, a. C,mp L
RAndallA Warranted to raise wall and make
good sweet bread.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
ms Unnecessary.

Wherever "Barrett's Hair Restorative" i.
used. these a~ppendages are becoming generally
extinct. Ladies. try il. and be conyinc ed. Buy
Of Hoyt. Stratton j Hapgood. June I0-lt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
10000 lbs. Rntferi

Wanted. for which the highest market price
in CASH will be paid. at
A.. E. ANDREWS d SONS.
May s-tf Warren, Ohio.
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Who!

Are the Agents of the Great United States
Tea Company. in Warren?
a0YT. sTRATToN L HAPGOOD.
June loft
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Cash For Butter.
The highest market price in cash paid for
butter at A. Z. ANDREWS SUNS.
April 2, 1s6s.-f
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Two Cases Of Seasldes

Just received. A large stock Of all other
goods in the Millinery line, always on hand,
ready 10 be wrought into various forms Of grace
June loft
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Fine Cnf w Tohacca

Large lot on hand. which we will close ont
in sam way as the above Cigars.
H0YT, STRATTON &HAPG00D.
June loft
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ArnIca LInf-

HICHL.
Hall Hair Remover; Barrett's Hair Renew
er. we buy in large quantities. and iciH sell as
lew as the lowest.
H0YT, STRATToN & HAPGOoD.
June loft.
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Rutter and Cheese Markets.

INV ToRK. JuneS
BUTTER-Steady, SSS2c forOhiO.
CHEESE--DuI- Sales At 7Gi5c.
C~INCISSATI. JuneS.
BUTTRR-Firm and quiet. 992ic for fresh.
CHEESE-No quotations.
PIrTsBURGH, June 5. 1858.
BUTTER-Firmer at 2e2lc for choice roll
and packed. Sales Of good at lS920c. Cheese
moderate demand Of Western Reserve, at l4e;
factory atl69He.
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From the Alps.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Colgne and at halfthe price.
June 5. ls6S-lt
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County Commissioners NJ Get


The Board Of Commissioner, Mes.rs.
o. Z. wolcost, Z. A. Reed and L. B.
Payne, met in regular monthly session at
the Office of Auditor Brlgden, on Monday,
June 1st, continuing in session about s
week. We append q synopsis of bushes,
transseSed.
BILLS ALLOWED.
John Craig $500 for masonry on Eagle
Creek Bridge.
Trustees of WsathsrEfeld Sl7,64 for re-
pairing race brldgea at Ohlton.
Henry Hood $50 for repairing bridge
at Esrlsville
Trustees of Weathersfeld S25 for care
Of transient psupers.
Lewis Terry SIS for arresting John
Kelley, charged with grand larceny.
A. F. ShefHeton $50 part pay for mason
~ for 8 bridge at the Phalsnx, in Brace
vile.
G. K PeltOn $50 for relief of Vernon
township.
n. NJ. Sanford $50 balance on Hubbard
bridge.
Trustees of Vienna we're allowed $50
from the relief fund.
PETITIONS.
1. N. Dawson, Il. q. Townsend, as
agents, and L. c, Jones, attorney, Of
Warren Village, presented map an d
petition asking for the eztentiOu of the
corporation limits. Ordered to be placed
on file, and August 4, 1865, fixed as the
time for hearing the petition.
Another petition from the citizens of
Warren, was presented, asking an appro-
priation to defrsy expenses Of elevate ng
the road on the fat west of the new iron
bridge. The commissioners agreed to
make an appropriation provided the road
would be raised above high water mark,
and prove 8 benefit to the county. The
amount OF the appropriation was not spec
fled.
VISIT To THE JAIL.
The Commissioners visited the jail, and
found it in a bad condition in consequence
of he frequent attempts made by prisoners
to break out. They authorized the jsilor
to have the prisoners irOned, and the nee.
essary repairs 10 be made to the jsil.
LEyIEs FOR 1868.
County general, one mill on the dollar
valuation. PooreFund one half mill.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The commissioners transacted during
the week their duties as Board Of Equal
i~zatiOn, a report of which will appear
next week.
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PhIIadeIphIa CattIe market.

NV YORK. Junss--Wool quiet and declining.
Sales Of domestic fleece at 4s955c.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices IS esnis per Line fret i~assrfion
ten cents per lane each subsequeRt inserii on.
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PIows. PIOWs. PIOWs.

FIOWss FIOFFbs
The best steel PloWs in market at D. II. BES-
NErF's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May /. ls57-tf
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Wool Markets.

CEIcAeo. JuneS s.
cATTLR-Dun and weak. SALES S.75ST.OO
for butchers. r.
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Pur. WhIIe Wheat Flour.

Those wishing pure white wheat -four. can be
Accommodated BY leaving their orders At Camp
8 Randalls Mil. near A. G. W. Depot, War
rem. Ohio.
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White Lime,

ParIOr Suits.
In great variety at TRUEsDELL ( TOWN
SENDS. Call and see them. May Is. ia
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Chamber Suits.
Of yariousktyles. a good assortment at price
to suit the times At TRURSDELL x TOWN
SENDS May IS. 1858.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, June 3, 1888
BEEF CATrLE-For the opening day trade
was unusually dull. and prices. Notwithstanding
the reported advance Of Ken in New Y Ork.
and the favorable tenor Of adFices from 9TH
er points, were weak and irregular. Holders
Of the better class Of stock were unwilling to
make any considerable concession, preferring,
rather 70 try their chances in the Eastern mar
ket. but common and medium stock. which was
in larger supply than for some time past. was
freely offered at a material reduction from the
closing prices Of last week, Gales making, in
some instances. at q decline Of fully 09SOo 2
l0) rs. Some LIDO head we're worked of du-
ring the day. at an extreme range Of A.O099.75;
the outside figure being realized for a fancy"
lot, averaging upward Of l.SU0 lbs of cars.-
There was a moderate inquiry for choice ship
ping Steers. on New York, Boston and Albany
account, at SS,50G9.W for averages Of from
l.20 TO SO lbs. but as sellers were generally
holding the best droves at &.759y.2i. but few
lots coming under this head changed hands
Common and. medium descriptions were not
sought after and sales dragged heavily, at the
reduction noted above. Should the receipts for
the remainder Of the week prove light. the de-
cline suffered to-day, it IS hoped, may be re-
covered. but otherwise. that prices may take a
furthe r downward turn is By no means improba-
bic. The following were the @
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The lste FIRE al Windsor, Connscti,
cut. destroyed $4,000 worth of proper
ty.
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oats, Corn,

Oats, Corn,
And all kinds ofFesd, at Camp I Randau's
Mil. Parties wanting Oats in large quantities
will do we'll TO see Us before buying elsewhere.
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H you want

To see some nice Oranges and Lemons. Pine
Apples. Canned Fruits. Jellies.and every Tarie-
ty Of dried fruits. cali and examine the stock Of
JER0ME 7. CAMPBELL. on Main St
May 15-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

If you want pictures finished IN India Ink or
Color gOtO BROOKS L P0TTER's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

Portable Engine for Sale,
Enqui . Of Reid Bros. 1t corner Of Liberty
and Canal Street. Wsrren.O. Ifeb. l2-tf.
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No. N Market So, warren, 0

Leather Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BIT
M'hATN 90 WARD,
AtA.M'Connslls old Stand. Main St. warren, o
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cLosING PIECE.

49, .L@@H
Extra B~eeyes-Fine, fat, well formed,
Alto 8 year old steers. and averaging
1,00bs and upgards-.------...-. 8,75G9,00
Prime ~BeeVes-Good. well fatted. hne-
ly formed steers. averaging from l. .
100 70 100 rs. at--~--~-@------sS.OesD
Fair Grades-fair steers, in fair flesh,
averaging l.lO09l. 200 rs. at-a ,C09T,75
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. 1T for city slaughter and
averaging 9O091.00 rs. at.......... S,5096,50
Stock C~attle-COmmOn cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging sO09l,o0 ns
Lt..----.-..--------e SOr0y4o,1U
I~nferiOr-Light andthin cows & steers 4.e095.C0
H0GS-The market opened dull and weak,
and prices during the day declined IOSI5c =
100 lbs on the upper and H925c = 100 lbs on the
lower grades Sales were restricted TO some
2.50 head AZ q range o. S9.O0S9,40 for gOsd 10
choice qualities; SS.599S.75 for medium to far
grades. and SL,e09S.O for common uneven and
mixed lots. The market closes with $500 head
LEFT over in the pens unsold.
SHEEP-Ihe market was again dull and
dropping. and sales were extremely slow at
S2Qgg5,W for common to good shOrn Sheep,
and S3.5OS6,W for common to good wool Sheep.
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Land PIasters!
Small or Large lots,
April 8, 1855
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T.. I. T.
June lO-ff
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Large lot Chewing Tobacco

And Cigars. which we offer at prime cost.
HOYT. STRATT0N &HAPG0OD.
MAY 6-tf
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The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E.S, ADAlkS
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Have you any copying you want done 20 t
BROOKS i P0TTER'S.
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-Four Young Horses for sale
For Sale

Enquire Of VIM. Seagraves. on the old Seth
Lewis farm. in Rowland Township.
June 10. ls5s-Sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERED-yesterday after
noon detective Woodbridge, Of the Sixth ward, ar
rested two colored boys, named Peter Robinson and
william Young because they were found in possess
sion Of bufYalo robe and q gray horse blanket.
when arraigned before Justice Downing the prison
ers were held for examination, and the owner Is
quested to call at the station house.
R0BBING MONEY DRAwER.--Neptunc Bowden
was arraigned before Justice Bowling yesterday, on
charge OF having stolen forty dollars In cash from
the desk drawer OF John L. Bennett, at 800 Green.
witch street. As the complainant testified that he
had left the accused alone IN the ONCE for a few
his return, Bowden was held for trial.
ALLEGED SHoPIIrTERs. Margaret Sweeney, alias
Williams, and Catharine Ackerson were arrested
yesterday by oncer MonahaD, OF the Sixth precinct
on a charge OF having entered the store OF De Boot
4 Co., at so Walker street. and stealing two pieces
OF dress goods valued at forty dollars. They were
Nound In posses OF the property and were both
iSoxicated. ON being brought before Justice Dowl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
SOUTH AMERICA.
An American Fleet Moving on
Paraguay.
Return Of Ministers Washburn
and Webb.
State OF the War on the River
Plate.

The United States and Brazil mail steamship Mer-
simac, Captain Zimmerman. arrived yesterday with
dates from Rio Janeiro November Is Bahia Novem-
her 80, Pernambuco December 4, Para December
and st. Thomas December 10.
She brings interesting and important intelligence,
which viii be found in our subjoined correspond
ence.
united squadron would proceed to Paraguay at
once to demand Messrs. Bliss and Masterman
General McMahon, United States Minister TO Para
quay, had arrived at Buenos Ayres.
Admiral Davis, OF the United States squadron, has
been there ana returned to Monteyldeo.
General worthington, United States Minister to
the Argentine Republic had been presented to the
republic Of Uruguay, to which he was also. accred
tied.
All the Paraguayan war prisoners in Buenos
Ayres by special decree OF President Sarmiento had
been liberated The health of the army in Paraguay
had improved Lopez was still at Villeta. divl-
sion Of the Brazilian army in the Chaco, twelve
thousand strong was marching through the woods
on Asuncion, which was strongly defended by the
Paraguayans. 1t is presumed that Lopez WILL II
thanked, retire to the mountains The duration OF
the war Is thus rendered uncertain. The allied army
requires further renforcements, and ten thousand
recruits are said to be coming from Brazil.
Orders had been received in Buenos Ayres from
headquarters suspending the further shipment OF
horses and calling for further supplies OF jerked
beef. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
cuuaT Of COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM
The Stuyvesant Divorce Case.
Before Judge Barrett.

Before Judge Barrett.
Theodore Siupresant rs. Catherine A. St,tyuesant--
The motion to confirm the report OF the referee who
had found all the OF the alleged adultery in
favor OF the defendant were argued at much length
by the several counsel yesterday. The court re-
served its decision. The evidence Ia quite voumin-
Gus and the was before the referee for nearly
ak months. Messrs. Tomnson and Phillips for the
plaintiff; Edwin James and George Shea for the de-
PENDANT.
Are the Words ssDesiccated Codneho a Trade
Marks
Charles N. 7oton rs. James A. Stetson d Co.-The
defendants who are dealers In ''desccated codfsh,n
were sued by the plaIntifs. damages being laid at
10000 for violation OF trade mark In the Of the
words 'desiccated codnshr their labels and pro-
cured an intcrlocutory injunction restraining defend
from using said words The latter set up priority
OF invention OF the article desccated Goldfish by Com
stock Rand, their manufacturers, and the superb
GRITTY OF their article, and they claimed that the
words had never been used by either party as trade
mark ami could not be exclusively claimed as SUCH
being words in common use TO show the nature OF
the article sold under that name. The case ar.
guel by Messrs. Ritch Woodford, @. A. seward and
O. NJ. Keller for the plaintiff, and by Messrs. Gilbert
Smedley for defendants.
Judge Barrett dissolved the injunction substantially
on the ground that the word 'desccatedu was the
only word to express certain process to which the
as descriptive be trade mark, and II Intended to
designate an article OF which IL was not descrip-
ton fraud ana no. within the protection of the
courts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
BUENOS AYRE5.

Bliss and Mastexman to be Demanded
Movement Of an American Fleet on Pnra-
guay-Rejoicings OF Spanish Democrats at
Events In spain.
BUEHos AyREs, Nov. IA, 1895.
To-day the supplemental mail closes and the
fgeat event 80 long desired has at length occurred
a 10 the United States squadron is to move up at
on ce TO Paraguay and TO demand the surrender OF
POI Yer 9. Bliss and George r. Masterman. They were
men wers OF the United States Legation and were
srres @c under Its nag. The outrage was beyond all
proceed ent and demands the most summary treat
menL
" The new Minister, General Mcmahon, has arrived.
end the Al uira or the station Davis, will proceed
with him, Ia Ting all the steamers except the nag
phip, which is' 100 large for the river navigation
5his n accorde in by all the United states Minis
tiers here and IL the beat certificate OF the correct
ness OF the steps sken by Mir. wsshburn.
lie native press lere and Foreigners generally
hnve been yindictve y severe on Mr.. Wsshburn,
WEBB ibe In led siates NIDisier 10 Brazil has made
gool case Of his defence. Their dissatisfaction Is