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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
THE CHRONICLE.
ThankSgivi by the
Governor.

Governor.
The President Of the United states has
set apart Thursday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, as a day of Thanksgiving TO the o Of
nations, for His blessings during the past
year. Ohio, behind nonein blessings, should
be behind none in gratitude. With health,
plenty n peace, our population has steadi-
ly increased. o. industry has been reward
ed with abundance, our public schools and
1ruitage. and the religion OF the Bible has
blessed and cheered us all.
Therefore, ]. Rutherford Il. Hays, Cover
nor of the State of Ohio, in compliance with
the religious sentiment OF the people, and
the good custom of our fathers, do appoint
Thursday, the 18th day Of November next,
as a day of thanksgiving, and recommend
all OF the citizens of the State, on that day
to lay aside their ordinary pursuits, 10 as
semble in the sanctuary for prayer and
praise. n TO remember, in their worship
and their homes, the poor and the ~sOrrowing:
for Sod hath said-'WhOsoever ofereth
praise glorifeth me. He that oppresseth the
poor reproacheth his Maker: hut he that
honOreth Him hath mercy on the poor
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunt0
set my hand, and caused the great seal oi
the State Of Ohio TO he affixed at Columbus,
his 18th day OF October. \. D. 1859.
RUTHERFORD d. HAYES.
BY the Governor:
"lsAACR. SHERWOOD, sec. OF State
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Fancy Dying Establishment.

MIR. r. WHEATLEY, has es-
WI tablished himselfOn Pine Street, opPo-
site Rush'S FIGURING Mill, where he is pre-
pared 70 dye every variety of color and shade
on silk, wooden or cotton goods. on short no
tice, and as cheap as any other establish
ment in the country. Carpet weaving, and
Gentlemen'S clothes cleaned in good style
and on reasonable terms.
Oct. Il, IS5e-3mo.
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SSIGNEE'S SALE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
IA I will sell at auction, as property be-
longing TO the estate of Jas. q. Brooks, Bank
rupt, on
Wednesday, November cath. ps69.
at the door of the Court House, in Warren,
Ohio, between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m, the fol-
lowing described real-estate, viz: Situate
in the City OF Warren, Trumbull County, o.,
on the east side of Liberty Street, bounded /:
Beginning at the northwest corner of lands
OF 4. j. McLain, Jr., thence north along the
east line OF Liberty Street one chain 81
links; thence east parallel with said McLain's
north line fOur chains: thence south parallel
with said east line Of Liberty Street. one
chain 81 links; thence west on said McLain'S
north line four chains to the place Of begin
ming.
Also, at same tiue and place, as property
belonging to the estate Of R. H. Barnum. the
one-story frameg grocery building, ituate on
south side Of Market ST., Warren, Ohio, and
occupied by VIM. Gillmer. Terms made
known at sale. WIN. T. SPEAR,
Assignee of r. H. Barnum & ]. 6. Brooks,
BankraptS.
Warren, o., Nov. s, ls69-St
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

THE Fall Examinations will be
Il held as follows: Johnston. September
18Th Bristol, Sept. 18th: Wares, Sept. I'D;
Payne's Corners, Oct. 9TH; Warren, Oct. 18th,
Oct. 9th, Nov. 10th, Nov. 9th, and Dec. 22d.
Applicants will provide themselves with
Slate and Pencils, and also with exact
hange, (hfty-three cents) for the payment OF
the regular fee and postage.
By order of the Board.
GEO. ?. HUNTER Clerk.
Warren, o., Sept. s, lS69-tf.
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Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.

Which can be obtained at all Principal Tick
ct Offices in the West and Southwest.
l.. d. RUCKER, WM. r. BARE,
Gen. Supt. Gen1 Pass'r. Ag't.
May l2, lS8e-tf.
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"lsAACR. SHERWOOD, sec. OF State
When is a tOper's nose not "a nose:
When it is a little reddish.
\ riding habit-Going up and down
in the ears every day.
1t is quite proper for a river, but
not a speech, to have a good strong
damn.
When the cat is away, the cook
finds ii difficult 10 explain how the
cold meat goes.
DIR. Beecher avs he knows not
what Eve felt in leaving Paradise. =
She felt ashamed.
Measures, not men, is Il good
maxim in politics, but in potatoes
both are equally necessary.
What enormous legs tiremen must
have. ~ we often hear of their using
hose fifty feet in length.
\ wedding guest in New York esti-
mates that, out of eighty-two maria
ges which he attended last season,
only nineteen were love matches"
y ''model wedding" is shortly to
occur in a Massachusetts, town, the
announcement being IN. C.-No
cards, no cake, no company
Providence was e~nlivened the other
evening by the sight of a young wO-
man boxing the aTs of her lover, on
the street, because he had escorted
another lady home.
Why are washerwOmen great trav-
elers? Because they are continually
crossing the line, and running from
pole TO pole.
WOmanliness in Il man is not a
whit better than manliness in a wO-
man. Either is a most excellent vir-
tue put into the wrong place.
The darkest scene we ever saw was
a darkey in a dark cellar, with an ex-
tinguished candle, looking for a black
cat that wasn't there.
Ifyou study to make yourselfagreea-
BILE rather than handsome, you will
have the satisfaction of getting more
into your head than upon your back.
A Worcester justice fined a fellow
$40 for beating a goat with a brick to
induce the animal to stand quiet when
milked. He appealed, because it was
"mOre than the bOtherin' goat was
worth"
said a disciple of Bacchus, who,
with a cOmrade, had fioundered one
rainy night into a gutter: "Come,
Jim, let's go to another hotel. This
roof leaks"
The man who got such a charity
reputation for carrying his heart in
his hand" turns out to be a cOnfec-
toner who peddles his own wares
Some days he carries a great many
hearts.
4 New York doctor writes 10 a
friend in Boston that he has sem to
the insane asylum, since the gold
corner six men who were made
crazy by their losses.
VIM. h. Astor, during the last
twenty years, has so managed a for
tune of twenty millions as to roll it
up to sixty millions of dollars.
Robert Lincoln is figuring in Chi
cagO politics. and finds bitter political
enemies in the Rcpublic0n and Trib-
INC of that city.
y farmer in Gardener, Me-, the
other day, hitched his horse to a plat
form car standing on a side track. He
was surprised on looking around, a
few moments a~fterward, to see that
the train had started, and the horse
was doing his level best TO keep up
with the locomotive, and was fast APP
preaching the time of the famed DeX-
ter. Fortunately for the horse, the
engineer discovered the state of affairs
and stopped the train.
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS,
Near 4. 4 G ". Depot, Warren, D.

"AVING completed one of the
Ilhnest FIGURING Mills in Northern Ohio,
for the manufacture of flour and feed, and
supplied the same with themost modern i'm
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
rave succeeded in placing every quality OF
-four and feed in the market, at as low a
price as any Observation-Disclosures in theState
and we fully believe that all dealers and con-
sumerS will hartily sustain our efforts by
literally ~patroniZing those who make quail
ty the criterian. not a combination to eXtort
a price. All our fioul and feed warranted as
represented. Give us q call.
OUR MOTTO:
Promptness in execution unsurpassed In
quality, and fair, just prices.
CAMP & RANDALL
n. B.-CustOm work promptly attended 10
Dec. -. 1857.
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and endorsed TO plaintiff, and defendant is
further notified that at instance of plaintiff.
az order Of Attachment has haan iSsnaI Co.
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SOULE UI OuLnLnOn Pleas OF Trumbun
Souhiy, Onio. In the above entitled cause 10
me directed and delivered, I have LEVEL
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, 1869-02-16
Shcckl1K Murder Near 1au*syine, " +.

FNn the jAneevluc G2z.tte, Feb. II.
Our community Was startled this morning
by tho information that 8 farmer, named
Charles 81. Lambert, abont 1f.y years OF age,
and Belois, MAS murdered last night, aud his
rematus burned In the house, which was de-
srroycd by 6re. It appears by the state
me1t Of Mark Langley, q bsother.in-lax Of
the deceased, Who brought the news Of this
sr, hsT,11 TO ~ ~ s .eat n hta
town Of Rock, and had received $500 In
moucy, and mortgage oh the place for The
balance OF the purcha.c, Ia Contemplation
OF removal to q new location. Mr. LAM
bers's Wita was On Z yiAtt to Chicago, xnd
he Hss alone in the house With hfred man
and gave bis name as Wesley Nelson. About
O'Clock last hight the attention Of Mr.
Langley was called 10 the bright light In the
direction Of the house Of biz brpthes,in.1aw
but, ~ 1t Seemed 10 b such 4 flame as would
be created By the burning Of q straw.stack,
aud, as no alaFm VAS eivtn. he though:
nothing OF the matter, aud did not learn Of
the catastrophe until O'Clock this .uornlog.
Then 1t vas discovered that the cflssred
remains Of Mr Lambert were In the amoking
r1lns, OF the cellar, and that one OF
his hoEses and the hired man were
nissing. Tho presumption l. that the unfor-
tunatc man was murdered, the house robbed
aud then fired, after which the murderer
stole the horse aud left. The supposed mur-
deIer, Wesley Nelson, IL light ht-compiex,oned,
about thirty Jcata Of are, dive feet n!ne Inches
high, and. wo!ehs ito pounds. An inquest on
tue remains found Ia the cellar, this nf,or-
noon, clicitcd nothing neW, except that tho
murdered nun was paid money on ycatrrday,
In the presence Of the supposed murderer !;
and tho further fact that the barn wAs ruusd-
cd By eavaEc dog, which no one could pass
who vas t.nacqua[nted, showing couclusivcly
that Nelson took the horse.
Tho murderer has been arrested at aavnu.
nab, III, and taken 10 Jancsviilo and lodged
In jail. He has confessed bis guilt. There
waA much excitement In Dololt, Cllaton and
other places In Rock County, through which
he was taken on his way 10 Janesville. a
laEEc crowd was present ut the Jaucsyiilu de-
pot on Ills arriyal. which the murderer re-.
garded with fcaf and trembling, but no rlo-
leucc vas offered.
, 1869-02-16
A4ESE HINTS.

TIE OPERA NOEsE+
The second week OF The e1Israzanza Of Tho
Field Of The Cloth ot Gold' commenced last
ey.rinC 1t the Opera nouke, with 10 apparent
abare ment in ite popular euceeas. tae house neing
WILL EH=d. Some slight Changes have h'en made
in the programme and foue ne Eitsactsuns sda.
ed scoelerto. magician. nakes his apPe assace
Ia the Tournament Ecete, srd performs threc
..tck.-.he ssosth Of foHers, cooking ao esg In
1 h.,, Azd p.ss!Ex dice through platter None
OF hefc tricsa arc II ali novel: neither ATE they
performed IN sk1'fpl manner. The whole opesa-
ucl ii Eefy tedious. time eanugh being consumed
to pe1futn = dozen tricks acooierto IL
hardly spee.1s and Will bss1 ex-
etssou q TczJ pretty billet has seen
r. ns to- III asens ey von A.ue N x,sn
eesa I'D III =. r assedsa az
leaurt When It las had one or TWO pnore ,,erfnr,n
s, s5sss is Rfn ~ s'sn,ns "a:
A1mus, who el'pped and :tll while ex xccut,up ore
OF hts wrncgfal pira1etHs. Fortunately be
ihs injury VA. % palatnl ,ha be kas 10 ~ carried
% The stage. The Leon au1 H.rtAndez J=plncse
trange AZ e1ssa'e sons acsoos!,c Ieats.
stons, will be EIFen tht. e1cntnK
A'yICKER'a THEATRE.
The Wosreli sis.e1s made = eetnct o' osfe-a
Enciirh vetr1on al Otierhscn's :" B1Eoe Bl-ue.'
M1aa kbpkie liking tho ToIE o! 1tAe Hk4T0s M1ta
Ifcor, ih.t cg Fseu5ette: atd Ml-s ii Mic ths oi
Uoulottx. Amepg ihe t1 1borSinate pasA. 9absee4'
Eophir ty Mis- WsItc.. and the Qusen by Mrs
Wight. The oniJ TesJ esedtsse pl1ta Of ,hs
p.rfosraree west The dtsna'&c ar'1ou Of MI.
wife kil'es were ve.y good-srd tic singing Q
the ehor1f. Mir 1eunle. af1es 1os1ee, waa yer:
weak, although sonoe phesea oi tee yt,lsge hoy Ct
were EtIy veil brought ont, Tne singing
~ rule, was exectahse. and the pla,ins
Of the osebeeu. a not much bet,er. Miss aoph,
etns 70 be ne oIly oae In the toups who hs
my tu1tc Or an3 tdca Of the Or f1pc and her &c
we're cold rendtn her almost poTerless. SON
Z! the col lied p!scea were At,nrst tis:rsc.jLc
Hcd Mas 3eunte'6 eflEnE T43 ~ bid 1. 10 b
we'll nfh lndefe1insblt. rne a.tlnu Is nucl
better thAn the nultc. Ind th- general pesfotu,
ance II N tnupfp sci1Hlt over thks OF the - Fin,
Of the Cloth ct Gold"
DEARBohE THEATRE.
Tie - Woman OF Its WutIdr tamHearea Il
, 1869-02-16

Fsaped e:ne npon his kasetsEries, One By one bis
snisfonttls fsvs up tbs race, ind finally but Que
Tas II i. and hn p.ayed but Z poor seeaza-tett,
Tee w1nner esme home nearly fhrre rourda
sneao; time u 10 pu'ca and II seconds. TN toe
conclusion OF this rAec, n o!hrs set of asptants
crew Ep en the line and stayte7 on similar ruu.
The least IN aize Of these. Lonil Roo-
lDenn, who, dnt1ng the 6rat SIX or
fe1en rcurde. was hindnoss,. aud hsd
scaree}J at11ae'ed au1 neree, saddsuly sssuek
out. and tn kntukllrR Ind taken tbs Icid This
point u acran1aEe ha stout ntainsd, ,s0d sooa
sgt enc fc1atnee to eenfesr ,he boat E1ln him.
This ore be passed tW1cs during Tho forty ti1ries
and Cree home tu twelve minutes
1hen hurdle fscc tor tho chapp,on4htp Of The
Northwest enhutt. which wts No1 By John En-
nis; aeaintt Tho holder Of the heit.
Tbs teo les6efs Or The foscet r1eet, c. 4. Foley
ard Louis Robinson, having zcsted d while, then
retnrIed to the tea to teet the, question OF chsn
Rionship. a milo Faee eus1ro, Ho,ch was Hon by
Folc1, Who vas tac.eupon declared chssnptcn.
Reh!nlor, ~ second best, received q handsome
pair Of club skates. Taking in,o consideration
The 1e0 corners th1t werc turned. \ mile In Less
than four minutes Il very good tune: Ezcelent
mute was In attAcd1nce. and eVerythi7g passed
tHyetJ pleasantly.
, 1869-02-16
Murder In Dodge Couaty-Snsplclous
Circumstance,

FfoH tue Beaver UAfo Argus, Feb. Is
On Tuesday morning last the dead body Of
man By the name Of Putnam Stevens, 81
or y years Of age, WAS brought In o this CRY
by MI. Franklin Butte,feld, for the purpose
Of seeming a Corore:'s inquest, Ms, Butter
fields statement Of hi. death being as fol.
lows; He stated that himself and deceased
started ont bunting md tlahlug IRON Mr. B.'s
tar1n be has recently pnrchascd), with his
horses and sleigh, taking with them hand
sled and basket, and tbst upon arriving at
the lake, back Of Mr. Patrick Dennl1g's
place, IN the rorth part of the clty, steTens
got out. strapped tho basket on the sled,
ket) In the basket and startsd On, while But
terdcfd hitehed the horses, and thar when
stevens had proceeded few rods he heard
bin call ont game, heard the gun 20 Of, and
looking townrd HIN saw bin fall, and that
upon going TO hsm found that ne was shot,
ar snpposed ,hst ,he Eun went OF as STE
ycoh WAS drawing It from the ba8ket.
Upon bringing the body before Justice Iv-
etmore, tnrY Was summoned, composed of
MesaEs. Alfred Loouis, II. E. Babcock. F. L.
Higby, Andfew Willard, 8. 2. DooIittlc and
]. ". Howard, who, after eliclt1ng so.1e very
strong cireumstantia1 evidence, brought Ia 3
verdict that the deceased came to bis death
by the discharge Of Gun In the hands Of Mr.
Mr. BnttezAc1d has been arrceted, andl ls
~" tA 1-AA ~ ~AASAAs ;" AT4l4 I'LL EAAWluA-
tion for murder, which WILL take place neSt
Tuesday.
Some Of tho. faets elected In the case are
these: Stevens and bis brother, bc1ag men
OF unsound mind and incapable of taxing
caro- ot themselves, and being relatIves Of
Mrs. Butterffo1d, were placed by their guar
dlsu in alr. BIS care duripK their lives, he
to receive 81, $50 for the care Of them, which
money was paid hlm, he eutetsng into bonds
to fulfil the contract, # was also ascer-
tatncd that the life oil the deceased WAS in.
surcd fof $1,000, 5000 running to Mr.. b.
aud $500 70 the dseeaaed-one policy Ia
tho New England Company, payable at
death or the age Of Is !; the other Iu the
Northwestern Company. parable at death OF
the age Of Is.
The charge from the qua entered the
mouth Of the deceased, set the fse.. or whls-
kess were not burned with powdrs, and but
one or two teeth we're knocked out, while
the mouth inside WAS badly score1ed, which
the medical examiners, Drs. Clark, Bacbcock
and Hoyt, concluded could only hare been
done rs placing the muzzla Of the gun be-
tween the lios. These facts, together with
the direction Of the charge, and view Of
the ground BY the Jury, were thu chief
points upon which their verdict was'reDdered,
thonsh other testimony viii doubtless be
ellcited upon the examination, Which we
Ebafl give hereafter.
The examination will be conducted.b BY Dis
tr}ct Attorney ElwcE on behalf ef the
State, aud by Messrs. ). ). Dick and: E. 2.
smith on behalf Of the prisocer.
, 1869-02-16

This fasorite reeost was the scene O. unusual
interest md excitement last evening. Our West
Side skaters are proserbtally high Gyess, snd the
announcement that some Of the 1catest were to
cennst In esrpb sud hurdle.races, for the chanp-
p'orshsp oftte Northwest, drew together laree
ard delighted audience. Not ouly Vas tho en- oo1h
and gaRsJ Ice coveted with skat<fs, bnt nearly
erer3 ssAt IN The vaet eptloa ute waa occupied By
IN applsuding spectator. Until o'clock psonals-
clcRre tor . threeui1e serub rlce--to vii: forty
ttuues around the link. Some hAlI do.~n yourx
get tEtns cttlrct tie list, knd, n The word sht
from the llrt. Away they few fAAtes ana Yastet
Eo~ ore In acvarce Hnd then an athcr, until ee7.
ers1 rounds bad bcer nsde, whoa Tue sna nallest OF
,ht tontestaDYs-a 1.-THE md Eo1-knlt Jouug uaan
q about 'Nent5. Cha'ae a. ro'e5-soos !or..ad
dozen 3ards ahead OF eysry competitor. This dis
tsnee b R1sdually i1ereAeed skating ftster a1d
fssiek eTtfy moueLi NJ III. IN lin roppdl, ~ tAd
, 1869-02-16

We cali attention TO the new real estate firm d
Ncsere. Williams d Hatehtson. doing business At
Room q, No. ~ WashinRtou Eutet. Both theso
1ccs5eueu ne annorg o11 oldrx& rzaftsu4, md
psadeauy tuTasted the.f narsT IN Chicago res!
estate many 5asxs sso. They now psopose 10 dt.
vide 1t into sustahle lots, and ofar for sale II
,aoeerete priees, and viii also open lists Of real
e.a.c n ali parts Of tho city. T1ey sze 1pl. post.
I'd IN the yaIue Of p1opety in every section With
in The limits, and WIi xive Ihe benefit OF tcsu
onr old and rest oi alhls citizens Offering thelr
be4viets to TIE pahl:e, aud thls trn rAy ne re-
gafoea IL cne whose tnteaftty may be fe:ied an,
nets the gentlemen composing 1t viii ; old to
nnhe. they viii DO Ill 10 th-E power 10 further
the interests al lnose who may engage their aer~
1ittA.
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that there need he ro ftara that The 9rsnd consen
ton cl 1rthnen will ptoye future Tha repptt
wss accepted nd thu committee wss corunued,
with lnauuctons 70 NEE eonultlsos OF Other ~
ajettfs on tbs subject In h4ud.
Tic meeting ten Adjourned.
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seeeod week lsst evening 1t tho Del,onra Thea.
tse. With fair fcdierce In Attendance, Il viii
b repeated THU evening
MUSIC FUND CONCERT,
lhe SECOND IN tho essies Of Mnsic Fund Con.
eeftt IN the Church of he Ne aish We 1lven Lust
6scnmR fo1 fsir AualentS In point Of numbers.
Ise "a, Dcee elastic n il se ectloLa
fhAn The dses, ard wzs render. in 12T which
does high eFr dit to the cEots Of the church and
the 70 uott ets from outstdo, The gems Of tho
evening" ~ "a the concerted pieces, in7lua,uR the
quRrtetss nom Fdeito, tho Fna Eln41l, sex
uta htm Lucia ue Lsmnernoot And Aa1eyyt
grand ehcral 81 Min h MeEas." which Nss sang
" double choir In the original nehrrn tongue,
HI. Lrn:s Fslk psrs1ded At tte osvhn: the 70.
l. ktiehr, M!es N. holaen, Mestrs. d. 4. BIZ
chod, chss. Werner, F. Foltx and 8. Flo1eaeln,
, 1869-02-16
The Ist4h Eml1rau1 83etety.

M sbiour1ed meeting oi the Irish Eul1taat
Society wns held 1ast evening IN the room OF the
Urton Catholic Library Association. Oriental
Building, on Ls5Alc street, Mr.. B. @. Cauldeld
prts,dtnS. ....
The Committee appoIntedto make arrangements
fer The anpusj bxt Quts, to oe hcij cn Hafrh 17tt
re1t, 1tpt1ted thai srrarseulerts hf1 bcen us!c
oetaat1o.
Tho report Of the e:mmtttee appointed to con
TT with tho ]a1fout otae1 irish foctauek IN ths
ttUu of Irlahrneu in this .y Il N ea,ly day. was
NEXT presented. It shows thai this Irish element
hrfo u theSpsShly zcsssasts1 II tito oeloct, kQd
, 1869-02-16
txfA0 II II D.

tAft1t't. .hNfltt =ln III. ely, FAbt \. nv Ust.
= !, Hsrlatprd, NM, u, hAftIA. kai Ah$ AAf5
WtTaRuAhA- +th h,lljEA-lA lkts VII. ~ ths
Tt.idaEsn g !!t bi,s's t..asL IT,. ss N.y. "a
Ats. k<shst ~ IL huuka, u t'&HAas!pA1s. p. ha
nAtds. =
~ Nav YatA saa fhstAdal htAnAp<ra pls44s eopy.
, 1869-02-16

Gall for n maas mcetiug.

TIE elttxen8 ot Cbiesgo who ate opposed To
Citing away tho lake front, and to the bulls pend.
fng II tie LeRtldtofd doIattns millions Of pnblte
property aId private rights Without consideration,
ire .cqaeseed TO meet in public meeting on
Wednesday everlsg, February II, 1853. 1t faswell
Hail At a r{rtork y,
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The numerous patrons OF Fssseits w1ll learn
r,,h ,rc,tl that Mia BALDWIN. 10 long connected
VIII hist ,net,,ut1or, whost courteous 1ud i1dy-
ike attentions to a]l, fecured hef hosts Of
III. EDS, has teyt1eo her connection Win H. Hta
retuY1cd ID her home fa Auburn, n. I.
, 1869-02-16

|EVk1EH ~ KFWHNEVNs**Ft
The attention OF dealers n tobacco IL called TO
tie :oLoH7f s telegram: $500.
TO u. r. y. y a1iaee, Aasexso1 Ok the Fist DIS.
trtct Of Il:nota:
All tmoklns dne cut ard chewing tobacco nnst
Low be stamped before brlLE sold or offered for
sale. -.
tsignedl E. A. EoLIIEs, Commissioner.