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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
Xanted.. I!
Baltimore

A competent girl to do generalhouse-worl
can get a good situation in u small family
Work light and wages the best: Apply a
Chronicle ONCE. MAR. z-2t~
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HeSOpOtamia.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-In, your last
paper IS" gives us n report of the cheese
factory owned by Diiord Brothers, in
our town. s.. says: There were 49,
lsg gallons of milk manufactured the
past season. The amount of money dis
trlbuted to the patrons was S~Z3,S39.O0,"
and that the milk melted 'l3 cts. and 2
mills per gallon" Now / don't know
what method s. makes use of in finding
the net per gallon of milk, but l II
that dividing the whole amountof money
distributed to the patrons by the whole
number of gallons of milk, according to
the rules of Ray, that the net per gallon
is Is cts. and 0 mills. JAKE.
Feb. Is. 1870,
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Crackers
sKnaI-v N.Knal,, 1sKnaL.,,

Gorham's Cleveland Cracker, by the Dbl or
pound. The best In Market, at
Mar. 2.-tf JAS. M'CONNELLiS.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE mAhhEIs
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARREN OHIO, Mar, !. $50. J
BEANS-White s2.D TO $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-S6.5O &c 500
HAY-Sl29sl6.
OATS+594Sc.
CORN-S5c.
DRIED APPLES-9c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll SOC.
TALLOW-9kc
CHEESE-DaiV l59lec-
EGGS-2Oc.
LARD-County rendered, r79lSc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ac.
CHICkENS-DreSsed l0c
WOOL-35-uc.
FLAX SEED-2O 6
HIDES-Green. S69c; calf skins l2Sl4c (;
peits 5OG75c
wOOD-Stove length, S2,O092,5O per cord.
do Three-ieeL SS,OO9S5O per cord.
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Mary, will please return the set OF Tea
Spoons and sugar Spoon that we handed her
by mistake; the gunner is getting in "a hurry
for them. VAUrkOT q ACkLEY.
(MoRE PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK.
March ., 1870.
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Is always cheapest. Then farmers. go to
Geo. Baldwin & Co.'S, Kinsman, Ohio, and
get the best Iron or steel Pillow, in the market.
March g-1t
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WOIaable Receipts I

Tew git wrong things ont OF yure ehildis
~head-comb it often few git coed Shoots and
Boes. git them at McLAIN'S.
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C. B. Darling is selling the veiy best quail
ty of Mineral Ridge, brier Hill, N New
Lisbon, coal. at the lowest market price.
March 2-ir.
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limitations of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover are being thrust upOu the
market in great numbers; do not be deceiv-
ed by them, but demand Halls.
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Local Notices.
FarIr Rnse PntatoesI


Local Notices Is cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents Der line, each SLbsequenf insertion.
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Direct from Baltimore. The same grade
as III & Ms. sold for 50 cts. per can by
HENRY WALDECK, Main ST.
Feb, Q. IS7u-4t.
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Thomas Thomas +!
E, H. Allison

A large assortment of the celebrated Sell
Thomas Clocks At Kings, on Main Street
they are the eest %ulericda CLocEs.
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an Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Price 50 cents. Manufactured by r, p. Hall
& Co, Nashua, N. Il. tSept. S. Tyr.
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Kanfed Z

Dairymen to know that they can get Roe's
Cheess Watts. Presses, and all kinds of dairy
fixtures Of GEO. & ~
March Pit. u
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Imnortant TO Advertisers I

Timothy, Glover,
And Red Top Seed. at HAPGOoD &
STATIONS, Market ST., Drug Store.
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Buyingto sell again., can buy Lead, Shot,
Cans. Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps, Rat Traps, &C., at
Eastern prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

White Wire Clothes Lines!
And Clothes Pins. at TYLERS.
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Darling's Coal Office!
First door south If Bishops. Orders LEFT
there will be promptly filled. Mar. 2-4t.
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The Empire

Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several otnel
kinds OF Sewing Machines. at TYLER's
Gun Store.
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Wanted
1000 Pounds

50 tons Cast Scrap Iron at H. c. Redo
GUS Shop, corner Of South and Liberty ST.
Mar. 2-ti.
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cuICAGO LIVE STOCK r

Reef CATTLE-The market opened &C
tive his morning. N ruled SO
throughout. There was a large attendance
of BUYERS. and for good to choice shipping
steers and good butchers stock sales were
quick at prices not materially lower imam
were current last week. Thin, rough Steers
common COWS and heif-rs, and common
mixed lots were somewhat neglected., and
holders of such found il necessary to shade
prices to the extent I5G2c per Iuo los IN OF
der to effect sales. The stock was
of goOd quality, and among the onerlngs
were some drOves that would compare IA
vorably with any offered here within the
past six weeks. A bunch" of choice Mis-
souri, steers, averaging l.59S lbs at SD, and
$500 for a car load Of Iowa steers, averaging
lSl5 lbs. Numerous other sales were Effected
at s7-259T,75 for choice smooth Ia steeEs,
day 2.H4 mead changed hands, at a range OF
SI,5095,O for Common 10 medium, N AT
SB,5OGS.2 for goOd TO extra-cnleny AZ ana
within the range Of S,5097.5o. The follow
CLOSING PRICES.
Extra graded syooSs,2l
Choice BeeYes-Fine, fat, well-formed
to 5 year old Steers, and averaging
from 100 to ,&67,I5
Prime Beeves-GOOd, well fatted, fine
Iy formed steers. averaging l,lOO 70
Fair Grades-Fair Steers, in fair nesh,
averaging l,O5O to loo hs, at-----5,I596r2
Medium Class-Medium Steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, m
dNGTdEluE Nv ~ INV 49,
Stock Cattfe-Common Cattle, in de-
cent flesh, avera'g 500 to 1850 ns,
rn-ssrior-TJgbt and thin Cows and
HUGS-The supply in the pens to-day
reached berely 400 head. and with a good
packing aud shipping demand. sales max.
ing at SS,5O9S,75 Tor hight, coarse, and mixed
lois: SS.91Gs, 10 for medium, u at S9-2Ogs,O
for good TO choice. A fancy lot brought 1910
The pens were cleared at the above rangs,
N The market closed firm.
SHEEP-The demand was fairly active to-
day, both lOcaland Eastern buyers being en-
gagged. and previous rates were FIRMLY sus-
Iained. sales were reported at q n Of
>2.OG6,O0 for common TO Tribune,
Feb. Sd.
By Telegraph. Chicago, Feb. q.
HOGS-Live dull at SS,i099,@ for light to
choice lots.
CATTLE-Dull, buyers and sellers apart,
S.X5a5.5O for fair tn good butchers cows and
steers. and S6,5OG7, 50 for lair 10 choice smooth
hFn.f,r h1axraE
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Annual Clearing out Sale
or Boots and shoesat MeLAIN'S.
CGmnarinr

For the next Two Months!
Boots and Shoes will be sold very low at
McLAIN'S, to make room for spring goods.
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Accidents !!


Insure against Academia In the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
cash Assets one million dollars. Apr 10
Ohio. loci. <|-u'
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Geo. Baldwin 4 Co.,
Gold dOwnt TO LIS.

Kinsman, make Stoves, Flows. Sugar
Kettles, Sinks, &c, and do all kinds OF Jo6
Casting. tMarch2-lt
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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
McLain's Bank, main street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

Elias Howe Sewing m~achine-sold in the
CITY OF Warren, only by ADAIR& WEIkER-
Main ST., opposi0 Mahoning Depot.
Sept. 2,-tf
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HumDhreY,S
PY ShingS y

H~UHpHTt!FS
Homeopathic Specifies. We have every
number on the list. HOYT'S Drug Store.
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Geo, Baldwin & Co.,
Personal!

Kinsman, keep a great variety of Stoves of
the best makes, including the celebrated
plymouth Rock, Improved stewart and Ex-
tension. March Alt.
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The MechanicaI PhOtOgrapher

Oyster Depot-the genuine Maltby's H. &
NJ. Oysters, at JAS. hCONN ELL
March 2-tf.
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Sewing Machines
And Cloths wringers repaired atTYLER's
Gun store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
Land Plaster,

Our One Dollar Tea
Continues to X L all Others HoYT's Drug
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Hardware, Grocer
les. Hats Caps, Tomb Stones, or any sich
only good Boots and ShOeS.
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The Best

Julius King. on Main Street, has just reed
a large stock OF pure SilreT Spoons. made En-
pTesSlU for him LFeD. 2-2t.
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LIST Premium

Go to the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, Buns, Bread n all
kind Of cakes.
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Sure Cure

And only Genuine Howe Sewing Machine
is sold by n. B. TYLER n his Agents only
in Trumbull County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
CITY Bakery.

Go TO Henry Waldeck's
For your fine French n American can
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Fine Guns (!
The Original

FlHb UunS
Moore's, Scott's Palmer's, Murray's VIM.
G~reener's, &c. at TYLER'S, No. &, Market
street.
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oysters Received

Land Plaster, Land Plaster, another car
load. H0YT'S Drug Store.
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AumISslUN FItts
To see those Jap-on-knees, at HoYTs
Drug Store.
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Merchants

RamSdeIl Norway Oats
And Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
oct. etL GEORGE PARSONS.
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y. S' H
Those large C. S. NJ. Oysters for frying, at
March 1T. A'CONNELLS,
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While winter reigns with frost and snow
And Times are dull and money slow,
Until me vernaI breeZes blow
Ladies will still 10 Mrs. Potters go,
And buy gay hea i-gear. h
So cheap, SO cheap, they can d weep.
Feb . IS70.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south Of McLAin's Bank, Main St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
Go TO Tyler's Gun Store

TO buy a good Pocket knle cheap' an
have IL warranted
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Still Holding Forth.

If You Want
A good Cigar call at the Post ofiee News
Room.
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At the old stand and doing everything IN
our line equal to-the best. lfyou want any,
thing in tile Photograph way give us q Cali
and we will guarantee 10 you good and 5qts-
CaetorU results. BROOKS q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

1000 Pounds
Coal makes one ton on Darling's new
scales. Mar. 2-4t.
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Total. IS, Os4, $50.
This does not include the sales of any
small manufacturers whose sales do not
exceed $3.50 per quarter. 1t does not
include any sales of cheese except from
factories, as no single farmer, so far as
known. makes or sells in excess OF the
exemption in a single quarter. The
CHRONICLE and the Portage Co. Demo
crat are the only printing establish
ments in the 10Th Congressional District
that returns a business in excess of the
exemption.
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Silver Basis !!

Best Young Hyson Tea down to Sl.G pc
pound, at HOYTS Drug Store, No. 5, Mali
Street.
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The Genuine

o Coughs n Colds. Butter Scotch man.
Warren. Ohio. GOV IL.
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Lamb Knitting Machine.
n. B. Tyler, at No. s Market St., Warren,
o., sole Agt. for TTumbun Co.
/ naa pQff
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Clothes Wringers!
For sale at TYLER Gun Store.
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MARKET STREET, WARREN,
THE PUBLIC.

If you want neat, cheap. n good work
R11L, HEADS
NOTE
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Local Notices.
AlSike Glover Seed
Gnnh Nems rnr the AFFLICTED.

Large Clover Seed,
Small Clover Seed,
Red Top Seed,
Timothy Seed,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

The go O'Clock east and 5s2l west are daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time In not given
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

Call ut the above establishment and look
at the specimens. You will be enabled by
those specimens to get just the style Of work
you want, thereby saving q great deal Of
trouble TO yourself
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02

choice lots.
CATTLE-Dull, buyers and sellers apart;
sIXIG55O for fair tn good butchers cows n
steers. and S6,5097, 50 for lair 10 choice smooth
shipping beeves.
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a Lady writes from the city Of Sedan, under
date of November 6:
/" AT noon went Back to Balan, where sew
eral new candidates petitioued for our excel
lent soup. They made the most touching sun
plications, showing the extremity Of distress.
Sometimes there are families Of seven or
eight persons without work, without linen.
without beds happy only ifthey hsvs reef
above them. And they are, in general, ..
considerate. We have women who refused
third portion Of soup, saying, 'Oh. il is enough
Madame; never put more in the basin when
made it myself, and this n % good
Another burst into tears as she accepted it:
she had been in comfortable circumstances,
and had had the means Of relieving others. A
young girl who comes from Daigny for il, to
whom Bertha said, My child, you come long
way answered, 'Ah, Mademsisslle, one
would 60 further good deal, for such good
soup, when one is the eldest Of ak, and there
is nothing in the house,
There are TIVE or three grumblsrs to make
up the picture; bat in general the submission
the patience, and the gratitude Of these psor
people are SO touching that assure you We
often Iningle our tears with theirs, and, in
deed, one cannot help il, particularly when
one sees men, to whom We offer linen, divide
il and say: We have enough here; my neigh
Dor Sss far less. VIII you allow me to send
tito him7 These things happen daily. To-day
being Sunday, A1eline and our servant Mad
cline cooked the soup last night beautiful
soup, made Of seventy pounds Of COED bssf
and rice, enough for 1t least seven hundred
or eight hundred persons. It WAS given out
this morning at eight A.. H., in time fer the
Roman Catholics 70 90 quietly 70 mass, % that
both they and We Protcstants might have .
little rest. Bertha went there 1t seven r. 4.
1t is indispensable that one Of us should b
present. There were several women there
already, Who. for fear Of being too late, A.d
run 50 fast that great drops Of persplz.ssss
stood On their forch sads. AftsR Il 10 eivea
out they come with thsr var isas rsqassos
which one is forced to hstea ts. SAr synpatA1
IL often moro useful than ri itself Thhsl
are some 70 whom Ne really eAnnaG e3ve amp
thing st all, asd they e. ssJ3a9 t7kauk ~
nsdsns, just - u us had SelIed Asos"
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m. ., RALCOM. m. ID.

physician and Surgeon. Particular atteh-
Il tion paid to the treatment Of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Ex.
anining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tn.
5 building formerly occupied by Kuehn & Co.,
Il bankers. Orders left ut T. 4 J. Robinson 8
: Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
Anv st
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"AURl SACRARAWHN

. | --..r- z... i
| From PUACnlHnLIo.
saw parson 1t his desk,
/ SHk-gevnsd and linen ruled;
The organ esased-hs rose to. prsaeA,
And smirked, and asutAsd and suuA>d.
He talked Of gold and called il dress,
And prophesisd confusion
| To al who loved it-told then that
Their trust was all d.lusioa.
Twas filthy lucre, dust and dirt,
The root Of every evil; s.s
And its pursuit-too strongly urred,-
Would lead straight to the Devil.
Midst other wicked scripturs1 rogass,
He talked Of AAanias,- -
He and his wife Sapphiry were
Tho xickedest Of liars.
He showed u clearly, from their fa.s,
The sin Of overrsaching,
And making small the salaries
OF fthoss who do the preaching.
And when his half-hsur's work was dors.
The miserable sinners
Rolled home in easy carriage -
To Aldermanic dinners.
And - ploddeG home on foot,
thought It waA all CANNON,
70 build temple to the Lord
or curses against Mammoa.
Fhe sin Of gold 10 its abuse,
And not its mere possession,-
Vine may turn vinegar. and gold
May turn men to transgression.
hen tell the truth, o men Of God!
Nor scorn the loaves and fishes,
east We should take you 1t your word,
And leave you empty dishes!
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ERNST KERN,

..---- Succes'or Of Beer / Kern,J
nEALERS n Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy goods, glassware, boots and
ssAses, ready-ma'c 'c clothing, paper hangings
Aats and caps, tov children's cabs live geese
fsashers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps.
ks- A share Of public patronage solicited
Store on York street, near its in rtersection with
Eighth August 1, 1870.
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FRED SCHROEDER,

Keeps oil kinds Of meats, sausage, hams,
lard, &C., which he will sell Mt the lowest
prices, in quantity and kind to suit purchasers
Any one having fat cattle, hogs or sheep to
sell will call on me and receive the highest
price. August ! 1870
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PlTH AND POINT.

Il "anted-A fresh covering for tie bs,l IL
was peals1.
70 keep potssass fton rsttias-ceek n
. eat them.
1srrs Rauts elauors foe peanut staads, /,
give An air Of brsiae-s . its .tr..ta
A maa re have hsayd Il il - ssort th,
when h. 10 Ill he don't know Whether hs Ia
headache or eorns.
IN country grave yard in New jersey o.
ours plain stone, With this ipssription
John Adams. died Of thin saesa, April u
1889, aged nineteen"
Mr. Lorenzo Day, Of chickasav e,uptv
Miss, having married Miss Marth. w.ek
local poet comments:
Day is made, Week il lost,
But time should not complain
There II soon Be little Days enough
To make the Week again.
Inc Detroit Tribune says girl in St. Paul
uses arsenic to improve her complexion, not.
with'tanding her friends told her it ,.s dan.
eerous. They had to use crowbars to break
the crust Of the ground for the grave, on &C.
count Of the cold weather.
The method Of making . bowl Of ov.s,r
soup that can be retailed To- s=s cents. four
Oh which will be profit, 10 a. follsw,: TAX.
nTe Baltimore oysters, photograph them, to
each photograph add Eve gallons Of v.ter.
season to suit the taste.
oereaved widower, while rseeivi,r With |
'oe Acknowledgements the eondole.es osl
indeed it was great loss. = rad
bereavement that he had suGered--addsd:
AND just think! Only . few days ago l
Fought her whole box Of pills, and she had.
~ Tune to eat half Of them before che diedr,
A1a recent Examination, the question was
us to class of small boys: "why il the
connecticut river 80 callsdl" when . bright
''ie FELLOW put up his hand. 'Do you know,
amesP' eyes, ma'an; because it connect,
ermont and New Hampshire, and cut.
eply.
An Elmira farmer wrote to Horace arsslev
" advice as to the best kind Of bee, to Keen
nd received an answer to the effect thai
huskIng bees" we're the best, but in order to /.
AXE them lay honey probably he must m.
CHINA ne't-egg, and blanket his bees when
ey are not on the nest, and feed them bran
I'd "middlings"
rogue going to bs hanged begged ~ q
rsonai favor that the rope might b tied
- =. ---~' .~.s~-~
v hat an absurd request!r said tn. Green.
'ner. Not at ALL" replied the criminal
or am SO tieklish in the throat th., il you
tne rope there shall be sure to die with
lghter"
a Canadian lady, having caught trouble.
ne rat determined upon having some snort
IN It, She took the trap into the sitting.
'm' called in terrier, opened the tran
r lair; and the fun commenced.
10 rat first whipped the aus, s,--.
,ay "''i- :" tame raccoon, which the lady =
liea 70 her assistance, then fought second
6 and broom for an hour and 6ftesu min.
es, and finally escaped through the window
Let US avoid that handsome woman comm.
the street," said . physician to . friend: I
he always looks 20 cross at me that I do i
like to meet her." "Is there sny reason
1t, doctora" 'Yes, I attended he, h,..
nd once when he was low with fsveru n
N, see. It was one Of your bad cases; II
lost him." ''On the contrary saved
n, and that 10 what she has never for~;v.,
for-she would have made such Q mae,i6.
Mt widow, AID she knows itD
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CEORQE n, NOODIN,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. All
"A business entrusted to his care will b.
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
Aenestly given, for which a reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to sue and
BE sued'' please give me . call. I" Be ye net
aseei~edln Office on York Street, next door
- the Pilot Once, where he may be found
from A. u. until 6PN Aug 1, 1870
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D. J. EASTON. M. D..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
i Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children arc subject Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh SITS
Orders left At the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
Co. will be promptly attended to.
2 August I, 1870.
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UNION HOUSE

Commercial St., near j. W. Barnes store.
AA'iIowoc, Wis, Joseph Fulmer Proprie.
Or Best accommodations for the travelling
fushs Terms cheap and satisfaction guaran-
ssse. August l, 1870
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DENTISTRY.

nR. A, J. PATCHEN. Dentist Office in
- Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street.
Mxnitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given to all the different branches Of the pro-
fsssion, and MI work warranted. Teeth ex.
tracted without pain Aug 1870
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FRED. KANSCH.

HTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER All
~ kinds Of repairing on watches and jew
siry done at reasonable prices, and sai;cfac-
h'n guaranteed. York Street, Manitowoc,
August 1870
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ADAM ROBERTS.

BLACKSMITH l. WAGON MAKER
Shop on the corner of Seventh and York
street, North Side, MANIrowoc, Wis. Does
eali kinds Of iron work as good and cheap as
-aay other esta blishment in the city Aug