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81 Think L will

Take the Black Prince" said Mrs. Jones,
ats the best stove, I've examined all or
them" Sold by JAMES REED SS0SS.
Dec. l-2t.
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Still on the Track!

That King who still reigns monarch OF all
he surveys, in Kings new block, is moving
steadily on. The walls OF his palace glitter
while in his Rocking Chairs the weary soul
rests, and is glad. These blessings he be-
slows with n liberal hand to all-who will
pay cash. none other need apply. II that
hath ears TO hear. let him hear"
". b. KING.
Clark, on Main ST.
Has the incest selection OF Toys and
Christmas goods in town.
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0nr Streets.

Uur CIroelSs
We hear daily complaints, that from
the fact Of our paved streets not being
cleaned, foot-passengers are more in
commoded than in the days when mud
reigned supreme. We hope to see This
remedied soon.
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One Roskopf!

Silver Spoons.
New lot Just reed. Call and see them at
VAUTROT 4 ACKLETfS.
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Local Notices.

~.ss.ss. E.f.".rs".s@.ss.'s"'.r,'~."'N.
Local Notices 10 ceRtJ per Line trSf fnSeTftoH,
10 cents per SHe each E~ubJeQuent tnI5fton.
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A Large and Elegant Assortment
OF Ney and Choice Books, now opening at
PORTER'S Book Store.
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Bufter and Cheese Marknt.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Butter quiet at nc
nc for Ohio. Cheese u At l73lSc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-CHEEsE-There Il
q steady consumptive demand. and prices
Of strictly prime cheese are well sustained.
We quote English dairy at lSH9iec. factory
At lS1z4I9c., and Western Reserve at f71SS
lSc. per H., actual tare.
BUrTER-The receipts are rather more lib
erai, and the demRnd Is not very active
Prices are without quotable change but the
market is easier. We quote choice Western
medium at 263&c. and inferior At 9G23c.,
per 10.
PIrrsBURGH, Nov. 1.-Butter-We quote
prime TO choice roll at 34c5c. and extra At
&c %.
CHKEsK-The market is quiet and 1rm.-
We quote Western Reserve at lSc; Hamburg
Is1Sc. Ohio Factory at lSc; Ohio Goshen at
2c; New York Goshen at 9lc; SweltZer DOG
&C. and Limberger la&2oc per n.
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Revenue Stamps

A full supply always on hand 70 Aocommo-
date the public. A discount of two per cent
allowed on Mount Of twenty dollars and
upwards. at the Bank OF
Nov. T7-Sw T. j. McLAIN & son.
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In the language of the immortal p. v. Ma
by, on n occasion,
Gum won. cum all, this rock shabby,
Frum its nrm base In q pigs eye,"
before VIC will render the palm 10 any one
In rumbu County, for better results in the
Photographic Art than we procure,-try as,
our rooms are on the east side Of Main st.
BROOKS 6POTTER.
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The HoUidaYSE

VIII soon be here again, and we wi6h to
hint to our customers n the public, that
presents which are to be engraved should be
purchased as soon AZ practicable, thai We
may havetim to do work that will please
VAUTROT &ACKLEY.
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PHILADELPHII CATTLE MARKET.

BKEvEs-In fair demand. sales 200 head
at 9l<for extra Pennsylvania and western
6G6c per ID gross for common.
SHEEP-uncnanged. Sales 1000 head at
1880 per D gross.
1900 head at 3l4,o09l4,75 per cwt nett.
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The Genuine
Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold in the
City Of Warren, only by ADAIR6 WEIkER,
Main St., opposite MahOning Depot.
Sept. 2o,-tf
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We Would Say

A fine lot OF handsome sleighs hav beer
left by Messrs. Ruggles & Spear, at tn
Franklin House, in Warren, for sale. Cal
and see them, ifyou want . nice sleigh.
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The only one left out OF 9 large lot received
. few days since. More coming
VAUTROT & ACkLES.
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Buying TO sell again, can buy Lead, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps, Rat Traps, &c, at
Eastern prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
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For the Winter Tradei
AlArge stock OF furniture TO exchange for
lumber or cash, by
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scrap lTOns
We will pay one dollar and twenty-five
cents per hundred lbs. cash, for Scrap Iron,
delivered at our foundry or store, for the next
thirty days. JAMES REED SONS.
Dec / JS6o-2t
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Christmas
SIeighs! SIeiehsi

Is coming, and &C IL Santaclaus, with his
presents. Headquarters for him II at
CLARK'S Toy Store, on Main at.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

WHOLESALE AARkETs
OFFICE WEsrKRH REzKRvE CERoNIcLL.l
WARREN OHIO, Nov. 2e, Do. J
Gold, I3X
GROCERIES-Fim and steady.
BEANs-whits t2.0 to 500 Per busheL
FLOUR-ts,5O to 800
HAY-Neu sl0e$l2
OATS-Oats L5a4ec.
CORN-Corn SI.Oo.
DRIED APPLES 90.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll &c
TALLOW-loc
CHEESE-Dsiry hello.
EGGS1Sc.
LARDSCountry rendered, rT8Ise.
POTATOES-PeachbloWs, 5oSSc.
PORK-Dressed lie.
CHICRENS-Dressed l0c
TURKIES-Dresssd lec
WOOL-2-oc-
FLAX SEED-3OG
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
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Money to Loan.
Merchants

In sum to suit on good paper; good notes
bought: Interest allowed on deposits. In
quire at the Bank OF T. ]. McLAIN &SoN.
Nov. LIFT.
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For Rent.
A dwelling House. Enquire OF Freer s
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CI2rk,s big Baby /!

Is all right, enjoys splendid heAlth-the
little ones are getting along finely n SO
are all the rest of his Christmas's. Remem-
Der the place, CLARK'S, on Main st.
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nan,,s Musical Institute.

James Reed & Sons!
Manufactures sn kinds OF Sled Shoes, at
low prices. Dec. In
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DON'T 90 10 Kansas.
OafSi OATS!

For sale, a Lake Shore Farm of 70 acres,
in Ashtabula County. Enquire at GIRLS
wOLD'S" Oil Mill. NOV. 24-3ts.
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Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
kinds OF Sewing Machines, at TYLER'S
Gun Store.
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ID Hand Cooking Stoves.

BuckWheat FIOnr.
A pure article Just received nom York
State, at Island Mills. dec. l-8w.
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UIIS J UdISs
We will pay forty-hve cents per bushel for
one thousand 1000 bushels, delivered at our
mill near A. &c. W. r. r.
CAMP & RANDALL.
NoY. q. ISGp-2w.
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The Original

And only Genuine HoweS Sewing Machine
is sold by ". 3. TYLER and his Agents only,
in Trum6ull County.
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1t is the intrinsic merit alone, of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, that has
gained fer IL great popularity.
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a. Buckingham's Dye for the Whisken
Price so cents. Manufactured by r. p. Hal
& Co., Nashua, n. II. lSept, 3, Tyr.
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Those Lamps have Come.
% 20 HOWE Dr,g Store and see Il
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Retail Pice Current
The Cheapest

And eUsTU thing else at toiUssf roteI- Drugs.
Paints. Oils, &C., &c. HAPGOOD &STRAT-
TON, Market st. Drug Store, Warren, o.
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A few good ones (for wood at Jameson &
Wheeler's old stand. dec. l-lW.
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~
The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by y. j. TYLER.
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Pocket and Table Cutlery!
Guns, Pistols. &c. cheap. at IYLEks
Sure Cure
For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
ufactured by HENRY WALDECR, Main st.
Warren, Ohio. NOV. IL
Christmas Toys!
At D. BISHOPS, Main ST.
ChristmOs Toys!
Having received direct from Baltimore, a
large stock OF Toys OF all kinds and variety.
they viii be sold cheap at the store OF
d. BISHOP, Main ST.,
Nov. r7-lm Warren, Ohio
Please your Children!
By buying their Toys at D. BISHOPS.
Nov. I7-lm Main Street.
All the Children in Warren
Think the Toys at BISHOPS the prettieEt.
Bishops Store on Main ST.,
Is full OF Toys for the children. (Nov.I7-lm
Christmas TOysi
At Bishops, cheaper than any other store
in Warren. NOV. E-lm.
-O-
90 Cents an OunceI
For Berlin Zephyr, in all colors, at
GUNLEFINGER &BRoTHER'S.
Neu Orleans MOlaSses!
At HoYT's Drug Store, No, 5 Main St.
Mink Furs.
We offer a lot OF hne Mini Errs. which we
have on consignment, at pTiees to secure
their sale. GUNLEFINGER = BROTHER.
Syrups
OF all kinds, cheap a. over, at HoYT's
MeLain Don't Keep
Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Hardware, Grocer
les, Hats. Caps, Tomb Stones, OF any aich,
only good BOsti and Shoe,
Don't Go 1t Blind
But go to McLAIS'S.
Lots Of Chimneys,
Good ones too, to go With those Lamps, At
HOYTS Drug Store, No. S, Main st.
Elegant New BOnnets and Hats!
STYLES and prices warranted to please.
GGNLEFINGER & BROTHER
-O
Carbon OIL
Any quantity. at HoYT's Drug Store, No.
5, Main Street.
1OO,OO0N
One hundred thousand feet Of good walnut
lumber wanted, for which q liberal price viii
be paid in cash or furniture, by
TRUBsnEJL & TOWNSEND.
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Accidents

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
W W.T. Hrfgss SYe H1v,Sn do Aaent. Tsfr.n'
Ohio. loot. H-ti.
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ScrAn Iron.

Go TO CIark's!
On Main St., for your moneys worth Of
Christmas Goods
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The e:e O'Clock east and sd west are daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time is not given.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

EovRKBER q, Bs.
Smooth stock steers are in 8 lille better
demand, and prices fully rs good - Last
week. We quote:
Best grade steers Of 1890 to l,4o0hs t7,0o97,S
Decent to good steers Of 100 TO y2O 6,o00e.5o
Common mixed beef cattle Of l,Oo0to
lsAOy
Bulls, cows and such stun OF $50 to
o.OO64.oo
Smooth stock steers, OF from SO to
AfyO
HOGS-This week has closed the worst
week Of the season, for sellers, o. any N
for one year past. We quote to-day market
duh at for
Good to choice Philad'ia hogs. SO, 252l0,O
Good to choice New York hogs. S,25Ss,75
Common York hoEs.---....--....-.-. 6.759e,l3
SHEEP-This has been another week OF
ruinoua prices to Western sheep drovers.
Prices here to-day are abOut SL93Ac for de-
cent to good 80 70 90 b sneep; common 20 IS D
sheep, % &2c per 3, and common pelters
from soc 70 sl.00P head.
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Clothes WringersI
For sale at TYLER'S Gun Store.
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Local Notices


Local Notices 10 cent PEI Tine, 1rE inseT4ion; 10
cent? per hne, each sHbteQaenf iaSerfioa,
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The Empire

INSURANCE.
In the best OF companies AT the lowest rates
Nov. I7-tL. T. ]. McLAIN &SoN, Ag'ts-
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NHuHbU WI NuIuCs
lIr. L. n. Dodd having purchased the inter
est OF Mr.. Terrfl, in the late firm OF TerriIl
& Dodd, thereby Occasioning . change Of
name yet the merited and widespread repu-
tation acquired by this nrm, remains I'M
changed. and Mr.. Dodd can still be found st
the old rooms, where he ito give bet
ter satisfaction to those wishing any thing
in the picture line than any other Photogra-
pher in Warren can or dare do. "Work to
please all" Is his motto. The old negatives
Of T. Leroy are in his possession.
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Place in town to buy Christmas Goods, Il
at CLARK'S, on Main Street.
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Ale Pump for Sale.
New Goods

FIRST class Lanes Patent Ale Pump, four
Drawer, Silver Plated, IN perfect order, for
sale cheap. Callsoon.
JAMES MCCONNELL Main 81.
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The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by y. b. TYLER.
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Change Of Name.

Do You Want
Something worth your money go TO
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HOyt & Spear
sell Pure White Lead snd Linsssd 90.
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New Goods
Received every day at
HOYT'S Drug Store, No. 5, Main street.
-
Worth Noticing!
Pew & Brother are still on their feet with
a great variety OF Crockery, Glass, Stone and
Woodenware, Cutlery, Castors, Spoon,
Glasses, Bird Cages. and a great variety OF
other articles of which they will sell very
low. This is the place TO buy all goods In
our line.
HOyt & Speari
Have lust opened the largest and best Sc
lected stock OF Perfumery. Pomades and
Hair Oils, ever brought to Warren.
RamSdeH Norway Oats
And Early Rosa Potatoes. for sale by
oct. eft. GEORGE PARSONS.
Bread.
The Bread train arrives at 0 o'clock every
Sept. I5-tf. JAMES McCoNNELEs.
Ground Pepper!
Fresh and unadulterated. At
-Four cases States Just reed. which will be
sold low ut wholesale or retail. at
Oct. e-tf PORTER'S Book store.
Do YOu Want
A good Shoe go to McLAIH's. !
Pianos and MelOdeOns!
at GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
New Yeloeipede Song!
Price 4Oc. st a. GRETER's. webb's block.
up stairs.
Go to Henry Waldeekis
For your fine French and American can
dies. I
Do You want
A good Boot go to sIcLAIN'S.
City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily, u cents per; pound.
Two doors south Of McLain's Bank, Main st. |
Go to the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, Bans, Bread and all
kind OF cakes.
LIST Premium
Awarded to H. waldeek. OF the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
Eame sort. fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street.
All Kinds!
OF Musical merchandise. at
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
Guitars and YiOlinsI
at GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
New Music
And Violin Strings. at
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
B
g. B~uckingham's Dye for the WhiskeII.
Price 50 cents Manufactured by r. 2. Hall
& Co, Nashua, n. Ii. tSept, 8, Tyr.
Do YOu Want
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Guitars and YiOlins
At GRETER's MUSIC STORE.

New Music
And Violin Strings. at
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Bre1u.
The Bread train arrives at 0 o'clock every
morning. Headquarters at
Sept. I5-tL. JAMES McC0NNELL'S.
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Received every day at
HOYT'S Drug Store, No. 5, Main street.
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States!
Four cases States Just reed. which will be
sold low at wholesale or retail, at
Oct. 6-tf PORTER'S Book Store.
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All Kinds!
or Musical merchandise. At
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
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Worth Noticing!
Pew & Brother are still on their feet with
a great variety OF Crockery, Glass, Stone and
woodenware, Table Cutlery, CastorS, Spoons,
Farther and Tin Chamber Suits, Looking
Glasses, Bird Cages. and a great variety OF
other articles of which they will sell very
low. This is the place TO buy all goods In
our line.
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Fine Guns (!
20 Cents!

Moore's, SCOTS Planners, Murray's VIM.
Greener's, &c. at TfLER'S, No. 8, Market
Street
40 Cents!
For Japanese Switches, At
GUNLEFISGER & BROTHERS..
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HUyI q oPtdI.
Have just opened the largest and best Sc
lRcted stock of Perfumery. Pomades and
Hair Oils, ever brought to Warren.
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Awarded to II. waldeek. OF the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort. fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street.
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For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st.
Warren, Ohio. NOV. IL.
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RamSdeIl Norway Oats
And Early Rosa Potatoes. for sale by
oct. 6-tL. GEORGE PARSONS.
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Bishop Bought Largely!
Christmas Toys, and therefore can sell
them cheaper than thosewho only buy a few
dollars worth. NOV. I7-lm.
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Il

One hundred thousand feet Of good walnut
lumber wanted, for which q liberal price Will
be paid in cash or furniture, by
TRUDEnELIs q TOWNSEND.
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Ground Pepper!
Fresh and unadulterated. at
HOYT & SPEARS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
To Young EMS.

There are among our four or five thou>
sand readers, a number Of young men and
women possessing fair English education
and respectable quantity Of common sense,
who might be doing themselves much good
by writing for the Herald, and we will tell
them how.
Commence small and see what you can do.
If fthere is party in your neighborhood, an
accident, or anything Of the kind, note down
the facts of the case in few words and in as
good style as possible, and send them to
:" The Herald, Aurora, ILL.," Has somebody
been playing tho rascal, expose him in the
He,Ntd. Has Mr.. Brown sold fine farm
or Nne horse, communicate the fact to the
Hera.N and let the world know il. Is farm.
er WhiNp building a house, let us know it.
White OK these matters that come under your
own observation, and should you display un.
usual descriptive talent, you may be able to
take up more weighty matters and no telling
but what some Of You viii develop literary
talent ofthe most brilliant order. At any
rate, send along your productions and we
will always make the best use possible of
them. Always send your own name in full,
which we want for our own private use, and
not for publication.-A aurora Herald.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
Com parIsOm Of eur PFcsSmt Rulers
with Former Statesmen.

AgVti ti2c .NeW IOEA Gun.
A popular delusion prevails IN regard 70
the character and capacity of the Senate Of
our times, as compared with the Senate Of
thirty and forty years ago, during the era of
Clay, Webster, Calhoun and Benton. There
is an amiable propensity in the human mind
10 revere antiquity. We look backward upon
oar ancestors through golden haza. We
read Of their great deeds with kindling eyes
and swelling hearts, and exclaim, "There
were giants in those days." But The atmos>
phere through which we gaze upon the acts
Of the actors Of bygons times magni6es their
dimensions. lis distance lends enchan,>
ment to the view. The four distinguished
men we have named displayed rare gifts and
performed eminent services in their day. We
are not quite SO sure how they would have
stood the test Of the trying and troublous
exigereies which the last eight years have
produced. The Subjects they handled wero
dwarf by the side of those with which the
statesmen Of the current period have been
called 10 deal. We only know that in At
tempting to play controlling parts in the
opening scenes Of this grand drama these
great men conspicuously failed.
We believe that posterity viii decide that
the Senate aud the House Of Representatives
of our time contain as much talent and Wis,
dom, and exhibit as much practical states-
manship and effective eloquence, as have
been displayed By those bodies 10 any pre-
ceding period Of our history.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

HARMEG8sD NACGHTR0Ss

There is no farmhouse where thc daugh>
ter Of q wise paius-taking mother may not
grow ny lady>lke and pleasing to the eye Of
the most refined. One, the child Of very
humble. hard.working parents, rises before
me while write-a fair, sweet vision. With
her round, rosy face, her smoothly brushed
folds Of dark hair, her sunny smile, her gen.
tie tones of voice, her elastic movements,
graceful because unconscious and perfectly
natural, her trim little figure arranged in
deep calico Of modest colors, neatly but SIM
ply made-she is an object on which the eye
Of the fastidious dwellsr in the city avenue
could not help looking with delight, so fresh,
so natural, SO kind and pure looking Il she.
She is as ignorant Of all the boarding schools
can teach rs child but she can wash and
iron. make bread and butter, and cheese.
cook good formers dinner, and set the
dandiest of little stitches in all kinds Of plain
sewing she has learned it ell of that exeell-
ent. kind mother.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
MRS. FAWCETT,.
ruERGREENS!

6V 01ONs noo MI
ryERYBoDy take notice, that i,ooV w "nns
r. Pine and Balsam Fir Trees ,o,an are ~, s" a. a.
the Evergreen Nursery, u. S"a W. rom an :
greatly reduced prices. Inc ,,Ss ',Ies oandtion. @ %
to ,oai ' lvl' ,raSsplaui and warrant growth if or
a.raa ~ e,is. us 4 call and wo will guarantees
saiisiacnoh' y. TURNER,
,.r Propfietos
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
From SALT LAKE ClTYs

The census Of Salt Lake City, which has
recently been completed, shows population
Of SO 900 Mormons and 5000 GentiIes. To-
tai population $4,000. The city is full Of
Gentiles and adventurers, and collision be-
tween Mormons and Gen.iles is imminent
and likely to occur at any moment, in the
event Of which serious troubles are aniicipa.
ted, aud probably much bloodshed. In con-
sequence ofthe intolerans rsle Of Brigham
and his 60 saints, it is the opinion that the
day is not fer distant when the city of the
Great Salt Lake win cease to be ruled or
governed by the Mormons. The influx Of
Gentiles or Americans, for the year 1865.
quadrupled that Of any preceding year. It
is asserted for a positive fact, known ouly to
few Of the faithful, that Brigham is about
to Gu, off number of his wives, for the very
potent reason that they increase too greatly
his cares. Ogden, forty miles north Of Salt
Lake City, is 10 fine agricultural region,
is growing very rapidly, and bids fair 10 be
a city Of considerable importance. 1t has
now a population of 1900.