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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Butter Dull at l+9
&c for Ohio. Cheese-Quiet.
C~IScINNATI, Feb. Observation-Disclosures;
fresh 2r@32c. Cheese-Dull at lGGl7Hc.
PITrsBCRGH, Feb. 2L.-Butter-The supply
exceeds the demand, particularly common
description, which are difficult OF sale at al
most my price. Prime quality fresh roll
sells at 30934e.
CHEEsE-We have nothing new TO note In
regard to this article; holders are nrm in
their views at prices that were current for
some days. Sales Western Reserve at l61ze;
state Dairy lSSl9c; Eastern Goshen l9HSac.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ou- XOn1 Fob Of

BEEVES-Totai $50, with 300 Cd
some OF them in Iate on the Erie road
Trade was active and the stock nearly al
sold At &c advance from Friday. The range
was from lie to lie, averaging l5<c; mos
Texans, 8 cwt, sold at lie; $50 Illinois steers
I cwt average, brought lSz9l61zc; l66 Illinois
~ cwt, l9I7c; s. CAnadas, 81 cwt. l5c.
SHEEP-Sheep gOquicker AZ former figures
Total for the week 2I,sOO, with 1890 to-day,
all of which were sold at 5L@S1zc, mostly al
6@71lc. Two ears ia 10 10 bs Canadas brO'L
SIC; one car lQ3 bs Ohio. Sc; one car 81 Ds
Michigan 6Hc; and one car 80 bs SIC.
HOGS-Total 1850, with - cars to-day
Live are quoted at &c for a car Of s~ttllers,
while prime corn hogs would bring l0c q
over; city DIR, ssed sold at l2zc9l2xc, and
western at uHc in a strong market. Total
western dressed for the week. 500. The mar
ket closed very hrm.
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BraeeTilIe,

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-A protracted
meeting has been in progress at the NJ.
Z. Church, in this place, for some time
past with good results. The meeting
closed last Sabbath evening. On Thurs
day evening, Feb. 18th, a large number
of the friends of the pastor, Rev. O, G.
Hunt, met at the parsonage and present.
ed him with handsome donation in
cash and sundries amounting to $500.
Amount in cash S59.05; in sundries 2I5.-
IS. This is not the first substantial evil
dence which the pastor has received of
the kind regards of the friends among
whom he sojourns. Besides many lesser
tokens of friendship, he was very kindly
remembered by the outsiders" on
Christmas ave. in the gift of a superb
buffalo-robe worth $3.50, together with
$1,000 in cash. His family were other
wise remembered at the time, by gifts
amounting to s. or $40. The pastor is
very thankful TO his many kind friends
in the church and out of the church for
their often repeated kindness to him and
his family. c. G.
Feb. 10, 1870.
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GustaFus.

ED. CHRoNICLE;-On the afternoon
and evening of the 10th inst. a very fins
donation indeed, came off at the Metho-
dist parsonage, at the center of Gustavus,
Our married friends met in the after
noon; all partook of a very fine, indeed
mi of the finest dinners that it has been
u privilege to partake OF, social enjoy
ment ran high. In the evening our
young friends came in by troops; and
by the way, their. collation. was no less
fine than the old folks; in fact the Gusta-
vus folks know how TO get up a good
and successful entertainment. We were
made the recipients of mi hundred dol
lars (SIO0.) All honor to the people OF
this place. They will please accept our
best bow. /. +. HILL,
n. P. c. HILL.
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One Hundred ner Cent.

Better i0oTk can be made from re-touche6
negatives than from plain ones! Rider, O
Cleveland, Ohio; Kent, of Rochester, y. Y.
Bogardus. OF New York city, and all leading
photographers OF large cities, keep a man
expressly 20 re-touch their negatives, but whai
more Is That than we are doing: Notnine
more,-we have Prof Chase, mot imported
from a foreign land) but from Boston Mass.
who can not be excelled in working this late
and last discovered dodge Of Photography
He also works very finely in India ink and
water colors. specimens Of which will soon
be on exhibition at the door.
RICE & BLISS, Photogranhera.
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PT Shings

Drusel unit Downsen Is te vellers.
Vat zells mosht ebry dings,
They've petsteds, mattresses unit billers
Unit ebry kind or springs.
They've shares, unit CRIBS, unit oekers.
Unit loogin glasses doc,
Unit puros, sdolls mi dables,
All shust so goot as new.
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Important to Adrertisersl

We invite the attention OF advertisers to
the fact that we are issuing each month,
-FOUR THOUSAND copies OF the EDUCAToR
AND EXPosIroR, u is page Magazine. which
~circulates in ereTy School DisfTiefht ITumblll
and adjoining counties, A limited numbei
OF advertisements will be inserted in each
number, at reasonable rates. The +. & E
will hereafter be printed at the CHRONICLE
ONCE, Warren. D. Persons desiring TO con-
tract for space will do well 10 call at once, at
the CHRoNICLE once, or address
JAMES p. MILLS,
Editor and Publisher. West FRrminzton, o.
Feb IA Ikea
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THE follOwingcertifcate have Oeen
! Boston, n SteinWRY & Son, New York.
This Is TO certify that we v appointed
Mr.. H. Z. F1nney, our only authorized agent
for the sale Of Piano Fortes manufactured BY
us, In the Counties of MahoninR. TrumbulI
stark and Portage, in the State Of Ohio, and
Mercer County, Pa, and no other person has
any authority to advertise himself as our
Agent In those counties. Mr.. Finney Is our
only Agent who personally selects al the
Pianos which he purchases.
Signed, CHICKERING SOSS"
B0sToN. Sept. a, ls@.
sThis Ia . certify, that Mr.. II. z. Finney,
o. youngstown, has been appointed agent
for the sale Of U Pianos, in Mahoning and
TruInbun Counties, Ohtn, and no other par
ties are authorized to advertise themselves
asour agents. in the above named Counties
NES YoRK. Feb. II issa.
Mr.. Finney is also dealer in Pianos Of 9TH
ar reliable makes, Cabinet Organs, Melode-
Strings, Shee. Music, Instruction Books n
Musical Merchandise Of every description
The largest stock of tbs above Planes 70 be
found In Northern Ohio, constantly on hand
n Will be sold at the lowest market prices.
Call or send for catalogue and price IistR-
Agsnts for this establishment carry &hs[
Music, Strings, etc.
REFERKNcE-wick Bros, Bankers. and
Thomas Brown & Co, HOungstoWr. ohio !.
John Grove, ESQ, ~AuStontown, Ohio: Rev.
d. L HickOk. North BlOomdeld, Ohio A. ii
kibbee, o. L Woleott, Pennington, Ohio;
]. Metcaif, n. D. Warren, Ohio. Rev, III,
". stratton, HuntsburE, Ohio. sE 81 tbs Ma,
honing Register ONCE.
March -. lSsAly
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Comparing

Our I,5Oct. Tea with Tea sold at $50, and
calling il our best, lront igiB- We sell best
Tea in Market for sL,75.
10 chests more good Si.OO Tea.
% Bnls- y Coffee Sugar, l5c per %. and less.
3Hh'ds. New Orleans Sugar
Just received. Can't be undersold. HAP
GOOD&STRATTON, MarketSt. Drugstore.
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ANIMAL Clearing out Sale
OF Boots and Shoesat McLAIS'S.
For the next Two Months!
Boots and Shoes will be sold very low at
McLAIN'S, to make room for spring goods.
Sap Pans.

Those who wish them made to any special
pattern are requested to send In their orders
early. Five n six foot q N always on
hand We shall be prepared to supply a
limited number OF Tn SapPans. send your
orders 10 Jameson q Wheeler's old stand.
Jan. I9-tL. c. w. TYLER.
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King can sell Furniture so cheap. Is
LIST. He keeps no clerks, and hence has no
bills to pay for pomatum, beer, patchula, to-
bacco and other foppish essentials.
81. He pays no rent. having his store in
his p~alatial dOmlcile where he reigns
truly a King.
Sd. He does not hav to go about shining,
and thus avoids h pressure by which so
many have busted. Where is this king2
At KINGS New Block. FEB. 2, 1870.
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Still keeps a full assortment Of Drugs, and
hereafter will keep full stock of Paints, Oils,
sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Prunes, Currnnts.
Crackers, Raisins, CitrOn, Timothy. Clover,
Red Top, and all Garden Seeds, and every
thing else kept in q Drug Store in Warren.
At the old stand on Main Street.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE |
WARREN OHIO. Feb. Is. 1880. J
BEANs-white $3.50 to $500 per bushsl.
FLOUR-s6.50 TO 800
HAY-sI2@Sl5.
OATS-594sc.
CORN-9Oc.
DRIED APPLES-ec.
B~UTTER-Fresh Roll sc.
TALLOw-9kc
CHEESE-Dairy la9I4c.
EGGS-0c.
LARDHCountry rendered, H@lsc.
POTATOES-Peachblows, SOC.
BEEF
Fore quarter 80; hind do lie; sideS9l0c
PORK-Dresssd l19l0Ec.
CHICKENS-Dressed &C
TURKIES-Dressed he
WOOL-I-Oc.
FLAX SEEDN20s
HDEsLGreen. s@se; calf skins l2sl4e;
pelts 50975c.
wOOD-Stove length, s2.Oo92.0 per cord.
do Three-feet, ss.O@S5O per cord.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-23

Premature gray hair and baIdness may be
prevented by the use Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, q harmless prepare
tion, which is endorsed by the highest chemi.
cal and medical authority.
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Thomas Thomas Z!
E.. ii. Allison

A large assortment OF the celebrated Seth
Thomas Clocks at Kings. on Main Street,
they are the best AH1eTicon Clocks.
Feb. 3-2t.
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DIR. f. Myers

Is not dead, killed or gone 20 Texas with
the Medical Association, but would say to
his many customers, hat he will occupy as
Office, the elegant rooms over the First Nat.
Bank, from March LIST, 1870.
Feb. q. $50. .
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Local Notices
Gold down 10 LIS.


Local Notices Is cents per line, frat insertion: IL
cents per line, each SiLbSeqlenf fnserfion.
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Dry Goods. Wet Goods, Hardware. Grocer
les, Hats. Caps, Tomb Stones, or any SIGH
only good Boots and Shoes.
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Go tn TyIer,s Gnn Store

Buyingt 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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THE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR MARCH is a
rich number We do not see how II can pos
sibly be improved, but the publishers prom
Use great Improvements during the year. II
is a most beautiful juvenile magazine. One
dollar a year. Issued at Chicago, ILL.,, by
Alfred L. Sewell & Co.
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WoIaable Receintsi
Timothy. Clover,

Tew git wrong things out OF yure child,
head-eomb 1t often. few git good Shoots and
BOes, git them at McLAIN'S.
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Homeopathic Specifics. We have every
number on the list. HOYT'S Drug Store.
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The January numbers of the EDINBURGH
REVIEW, and WESTMINSTER REVIEW are re-
celved. The high toned literary productions
Of these magazines has gained for them a
reputation that needs no comment For
either OF these magazines address the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co, 40, Fulton Street,
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Humphreys

Julius King, on Main Street, has Just reed
a large stock of pure SiiUer Spoons, made en-
preSSy for him. lFeb, 1927,
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Awarded to H. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
! McLainis Bank. main street,
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SA- Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
Price so cents. Manufactured by R. p. Hall
& Co., Nashus, n. H. fSept, 8. l-yr.
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Silver Basis 7!

Best Young Hyson Tea down to sI.60 per
pound, at HOYT"S Drug Store, No. S, Main
Street.
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AceidentSi

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
Ohio. loot. 2T-tL.
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Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold In the
City OF Warren, only BY ADAIR& WEIKER,
Main St., opposite Mahoning Depot.
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Ramsdell Norway Oats
And Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
Oct 6-tf. GEORGE PARSONS.
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For Rent or Sale.
Two Dwelling Houses. One on High street
and one on line street. Enquire Of
Feb. 2,-4w. CHAPMAN.
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OItJ DuhCIIs
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
" doors south Of McLain's Bank, Main ST.
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THE EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE, Published
monthly by c. II. Turner & Co. 607. Chestnut
ST., Phila., Is beautifully printed upon the
best of paper, elegantly illustrated, and filled
with the choicest reading-matter pertaining
TO every branch OF school literature. As a
teachers Journal IL is par excellence" and
should be read at every nre side.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-23

Combination and Button Hole, Singer
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several other
kinds Of Sewing Machines, at TYLER'S
GUN Store.
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Purchasers OF music simply to introduce
willconsuIttheir own our new music to the
interest by Subscrib- musical world. Our
ing 10 PETERS MUsI- subscribers sing n
CAL MONTHLY. II Is play the music We
issued o. the first Of give them. Their
each month, pETERc' m musical
and givesa1 TEIEnO friends hear
the latest & best Mu- the music, like tt,and
sic, by such authors buy II in sheet music
AS Hays. KinKel, form, where we make
Thomas, Bishop, our prOnt. Remem-
banks, Becht, Frey, bert every yearly
Keller, Wyman, etc. subscriber gets, du-
Every number con- ring the year, at least
tains at least Twelve $50 pieces OF our best
Pieces of new and music, all OF which
good Music, MIIclHAI We afterward
line white paper and form, and sell for
from full size music over $50. 1t Is pub
plates, every piece OF lished at the Man,
which Is afterward moth Store OF J. l.
printed in sheetiorm. Peters, 500 Broadway,
from The same plates, New York, where
and sold at llom 80 TO every thing in the
30 cents each, mt all music line can be
we ask for k0NTHlV had No
BILE magazine Is Scots. small your order, II
q copy, s. a year. Sl.0 will be promptly at
for six months; & We tended To-
guarantee to every
yearly subscriber at
least 49, pages OF
choice new music, by
the hat orrfhnra
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Sure Cure

And only Genuine HOweS Sewing Machine
Is sold by N. B. TYLER and his Agents only,
In Trumhuu Enupfr
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LIST Premium

Go to the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, BunE, Bread and all
| kind Of cakeA.
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$50 for So.

We do not expect
PETERS MUSICAL
MONTHLY to pay us
as a Magazine, be-
cause we give too
u music for the
money. 1t is issued
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UUUu NUNS tut INT AHIICItU'
While winter reigns with frost and snow
And times are dull and money slow,
Until the vernal breeZes blow
Ladies will stillt to Mrs. Potters 60,
And buy gay head-gear, OIL g.
SO cheap. so cheap, they can but weep.
Feb. 2, 1870.
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City Bakery

Go to Henry Valdeck's
For your fine French and American can,
dfaz
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White Wire Clothes Linesi
And Clothes Pins. at TYLFRts
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DtIIA HOIuAHc AUIIHs
At the old standa and doIHg everything in
our line equal TO the beS. Hyou van any
thing In the Photograph way give us q call
and we will guarantee to you good and Sdtis-
factory results. BROOKS q POTTER.
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The Genuine

For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK. Main 81
Warren. II Nov. u.
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Ross county farmers haye commenced
spring blowing.
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Direct from Baltimore. The same grade
as II & Ms. sold for so cts. per can by
HENRY WALDECk, Main st.
Feb o IS7D-4f
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clover,
And Red Top Seed, at HAPGOOD &
STATIONS, Market ST.. Drug Store.
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To buy a good Pocket knife cheap. and
lave 1t warranted.
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Fine Guns 4!
The ORIGINAL

Moore's, Seott's Palmer's, Murray's VIM.
Greener's, &c. at TYLER'S, No. 8, Market
Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-23

Lamb knitting Machine.
Nh Tyler, at No. 8 Market ST., Warren,
o., sole Agt. for Trumbul Co.
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The Empire |

Sewing Machines
And Cloths Wringers repaired atTYLER'S
Gun store.
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Local Notices.
.lsike Clover Seed!
Good News FOR the Afflicted,

Large Glover Seed.
Small Clover Seed.
Red Top Seed,
Timothy Seed,
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
p. T. M

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF IN ONE LARGE OCTA-
YO NoLUHE-NEARLT SEQ P~AGEs-PRIST-
I'D IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
83 Elegant Full Page EngraTings.
II embraces FORTY YEARS RECOLLEcIIoNs
Of his Busy Life. as q Merchant. Manager,
Banker, Lecturer and Snowman, and gives
accounts Of his imprisonment, his Failure,
ant Historical and Personal "Reminiscences,
replete with Humor, Anecdotes and Enter
faining Narrative. No boOk published so
acceptable to all classes. Every one wants Il.
Agents are selling from SO to 100 q week
We offer extra terms and pay freight. Our
Illustrated Catalogue and Terms TO Agents
sent free. j. b. BURR CO,
Feb. l6-tt Publishers, Hartford Cons.
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Admission Free! o
To see those J~ap-on-kneeS, at HoYTS
nruU Stora
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Literary Notices,

THE GALAXY for March has been received.
IL continues to improve with every issue.
n. Y.
We have received the March number OF
OUR YOUNG FOLKS. This magazine is q well
come visitor TO thousands of homes, and
many young minds Ito which IL Is especially
adapted( impatiently await the opportunity
of peruSing its interesting pages. Address
Fields, 0sgood Co, Publishers, I4Tremont
Street, Boston.
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Still Holding Rnrfh.

II You Want
A good Cigar call at the Post ofiee News
Room.
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Clothes Wringers!
For sale at TYLER Gun Store.
MeLain DOu,t Eeen

The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by n. T. TYLER
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BEECHER's MAGAZINE, for the Manhood of
America, is the title of a new monthly maya
Yin OF which we have received the two first
numbers. In appearance and typographI-
cal ii Is neat. The editor says
this magazine must be one Of living
thoughts and practical truths; entertaining,
~elevating, and valuable; drawing from sour
ces the purest and richest in thedepartments
OF literature, history, biography, science.
aud laws" Published by ia. Beecher, Tren-
ton, n. ]. 81, per year.
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oysters Received

LAnu FIasItT1
Land Plaster, Land Plaster, nothe cor
load. HOYT'S Drug Store.
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Our One Dollar Tea
Continues to X L all others. HOYT's Drug
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TIL. IADTi5 FRIEND. FOR MARCH--A
beautiful steel engraving OF Windsor Castle,
the residence Of Queen Victoria, Is the open
Ing entertainment OF the March number
Then we have the large plate of Colored
Fashions, giving the latest styles from Paris
This is ollOwed by a charming spring scene,
The swallows Nest" TIE music for this
number is The Bedford Springs Polka
Among the numerous wood cuts illustrating
the latest styles for Jackets, suits, &C, the
ladies Will lind a riding-dress OF the newest
fashion. The literary matter is unusually
varied and attractive. Published by Deacon
& Peterson. 3lg Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Price $50 a year (Which also includes a large
steel engraviDgl
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The $40 o'clock east and 5:2l west are daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time is not given
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Sample eoples can be
seen at the 0Giee Ofthk
paRer.

Jan. 10. lssO-srn.
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PETERS,
MUSICAL

bic magazine Is @cts.
q copy, s. year. Sl.9
for six months; & We
guarantee TO every
yearly subscriber az
least 49, pages of
choice new music, by
the heat onfhOra