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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TESTERNRESERVE CHRONICLE
, w Published every Wednesday morning
fhlEmpire Block, Market ST.. Warren NM-
RIrEzEI., Editor and Proprietor.
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=. J. KAoKEY.
". D. HALL

HALL & MACKET, Manufacturers
H Of Harness and dealers in SaddleTy
Hardware, Trunks, Naliseg, Travelling Bags,
WHIPS. Horse Blankets. Saddles and Fancy
Saddlery, No s, Market Street. Wai en-. o.
lam q $50
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st. PatrIsk's CathedriaI --Seruou kY Rev F.ih.
or Kane. (CathOlie)

AAAes. kNetnolc-l
There was a full congregation at
this church yesterday morning. Faith
er Kane preached the discourse from
Mxrhewv., 81 say unto thee that
thou shalt not go out from thence un-
til every farthing be paid" He COM
menced his discourse with the remark
that this month of bleak November.
with its chilling winds, is a fitting
time for serious thought and sad re-
Election. and perhaps for this reason
our Mother Church selects this time
as fitting TO direct our minds and
hearts towards those who have gone
before Us, and for whom we mourn
suffering and disease do not
always pTesuppOse the existence of
guiltan sin, yet inwardiy the conse-
quences Of sin are punishment and
suffering. The laws Of man so regu-
late it, and much more necessary is it
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VITHITTLRSFY ADAMS. Fire and

w Life Insurance Agent Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured In
the best Companies, on favorable terms;
Farm property. Isolated Dwellings, and their
urnfture Insured for one, three and dve
years Odice In McCombs ana Smiths block.
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as at some time in the future we may
be as they are now--eraving the pray
efs of those they left behind. Look
back; have you not lost a dear friend
in the past? and, perhaps, to-day
they are crying, in the words Of the
prophet, Have pity on me, for the
hand of the lord hath touched mel
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GEORGE p. HUNTER, Attorney at
(TLaw, once in VanGorder Block, Market
ST.. Warren. Ohio. lFeo- SS' lo'A-1'
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DOCT. SPELLMAN, Dentist.-Has
/ teoncIuded TO remain in Warren, and can
be found at his old TO oms for the future.
May IL. IS70-1
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II S. ROBBINS, Newton Falls,
h Notary Public. tnosl, lS7l-lyr"
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III 1, GILLMER, Attorney at Law,
and Notary Public, newton FAILS u
Nov, s. 1871, yr.S
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A EMON D. WEBB Notary Public,
N Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent. Passage TICK
ets sald TO and from, and money remit
ted to the old country, at the lowest current
rates. Office in Webb'E Block, Main street,
Warren. Ohio. jan NNfO.
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His presence Is to cheer US, His spirit
to aid US. There is not 8 burden we
bear that we cannot east on Him. not
= cross that He viii not help US bear.
not a sin that He will not take away,
not a temptation from which He will
not deliver Us.
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DRE. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
tlPhySician 4 and Surgeon. oflce In Sutlins s
Block, High Street
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NEO. g. KENNEDY, Fire and Life
VI Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Oct. 4. lS7l-lyr.
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a LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
~ q q Chrvst & Co s new meat market
opposite the Court House. Market St. War
rem, Ohio. ian. D. Ao'V-1
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DR. 10y, Physician and Surgeon,
yOnce and residence q few rods south
OF the Atlantic & Great western DsPoss
Warren. o.. April I9, lS7l-tf
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THE AEPENIANI SINNER
felt that he had life and a strength
that he never before dreamed OF, and
which opened up to his eyes all the
happiness, all the beauty of the life
to come.
The speaker then closed with an
earnest exhortstion TO his hearers to
do all that lay in their power to merit
this great gift Of the Holy Ghost.
without which no one could be q
Christian.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-22

DR.F. MYERS, Physician and Sur
e Igeon. once Sd door north Of National
House. Entrance OF Liberty street. ONCE
hours, from 10 10 u. g. M, and 70 P:
n. Residence, corner Of High and CneSsnnt y
sfreetS- Nov. q. 1851 IL"
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rHE uNITAR1AN cHuRcH

as that he would have the triumph OF
liberal Christianity delayed hundred
or five hundred years. DR.. Bellows
closed by an eloquent appeal for the
Unitarian Mission Fund, stating that
among special objects for which aid
was needed was the rebuilding of
Robert Colyer's church at Chicago.
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7 SPEAR, Physician and Surgeon'
A. ofice over Freer6 Smiths grocery
Harket Street, Warren. Ohio.
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7 BRAeEIN. NJ. D., Eclectic Phy-
81 .sician and Surgeon The cure Of Can
GERS a sDecialtv or no pay required. All Ills
to which the human frame is beir TO, at
tended with promptnesS, at all hours once
over s. I. Hunts Shoe store, NO. ~ Market
II. Residence opposite Arnold Scoiield, on
the Bazetta road. fr1 MAY 10. ISL
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DR. R. NELSON, Physician and
i ISurgeon ONCE east of First Nat Bank.
ONCE hours from 10 10 O'Clock, a. ~ M; "a ana
s toSp. m. jan . iA'A
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
OCEAN STEAMERS,
'oRE or NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1871.
CLEARED.


q Dale. -
Steamship Il Cid. Nckerson, Wilmington, Ec-Loriard
Steamship Abemare, Backwood, Norfolk City Point and
Rfchmond-Old Dominion Steamship CO..
- ship James Foster, Jr, Cunningham, LiverpoolChas
ship Onario Delano, Liverpool -Grinnel Mnturn Co.
Ship Storm King Wattorson Mobile e--Logan Preston.
Bark Eleanor r Prchu Falmouth for ordcrs-Arke ell
Bark Toni tBr), Raetzke. ordeswcndt etens
Bark seraphiua (Br,. Mckay, Cork tor orders-aeo F
Bark Brunswick. Fits Cadiz--stevens & soule.
Bark Lyman Cam, Baker, Tries.e-Boyd Hinckan
Sark San Sebastian sp, Scryda San sebastianLatasa
Bark Cornucopa tBr), serne, Kingston, Ja-Geo Bal
Bark Geo Kngman, Hammond, Galves,on-Tupper &
Bark H Armstrong, Bowers, Gayeston--N n Brigham
Bark L Mcneil, Crowel, New Orleans-R Drummond
Brig Angostura, Perkins, Cudad Bolivar-J Morrel.
venstadt & Co.
BRIG Mary Comery, Comery Matanzas-Yateg orter.
field
Brig Excelsior, Mayor Bermuda Duncan McCol
Scr peculator Cassidy, San Bias Portobeo
i Houehton.
schr Frank Treat, Barker, Kingston, Ja-B Weinberg
Schr Israel Snow, Pcase Port au Patte-BJ Weinberg.
Schr Lizzie Watson, Watson, CardenasJohn Boynton's
schr Ella Mclean, Cook, St John. EB-Heney Par.
schr VIM Hunter, Harksen, savannah-Murray, Ferris
schr Nelly Potter, Gaskel, Washington, Nc-w HInman
schr D Wheeler Floyd, Wilmington, nee Powell.
Schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Beaufort, NC-Thomas
Holmes 4 Co.
schr Rebecca Warren, Pickering, Baltimore-w Cha.
Schr Para Spragio Bamore--W Chalmers.
Schr Nellie, Ashford, CalasJohn Boynton's Sons Co.
schr Fish Hawk McLean Portland-RJ j Godwin Co.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MkRHET.--LoNpoN, Feb. 1O-1l :3l A.
MConsois opened st S2 for both money account
American securities quiet Unilcd States nvctwen,y bonds
leo2 w" l65 cid. s0z; 1897, Sg1 teniores, 69 Stocks
gne Ere railway shares, 49, Illinois Cenras l0s; Atlantic
.Lospoa. Feb. lo-s:5oP. M.-Consos 90 a2 Or money
ai tue account American securities and stocks
.rkaNSfoar BoURsE.-FRANKrORr, Feb. l0-Uniicd
Sics nystweny bonds quoted at 9 FOR tho issue
lEkkfooL COTTON MhhKET.--LIvERPooL, Feb To-
ae ~ Sales OF cotton shipped In February or March
3 ~ est4n Or savannah for middling uplnnds
LIsa1xcoL 1 Feb lo-l1 sJ A. MThe cotton market
openeH en with DOWNWARD tendency. Middng uplands
sd Ea.deiiSg OrleSns 7d The safes te day are es
nseo ~ lCuu bales. The Gales OF the have been So
81 sesasoss s Iss sosk IN poii estimated siO bales
been $4,000 bai Of whch 09s American The actusi
eIp n sclio8 was bales Sales Of cotton on sbp
named at Charles. n or 5arsnEa I'D for yoiISin
LIyysPooL BnE.psTuprs MAsErr-LTvEnPooL, Feb
u-2:3Q r. MWhes. red Western No to Mo- l. at los al
Zoe Id Wheat pts for three days IS COS
OF which O,Jo0 quarters. re American.
LIcERpooL PRovfsf.'Ns HAgkEr.-LrvEsFoor Feb
sso3 a 81 nao. slEa has declining Tendency Bacon
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Algeria (Br), lie Mcssurier Liverpool 2S
nn Queenstown 29h with and 145 Cbas
GEranckyn Had s.ronc westerly gales with high head
seas, most OF the passage
Steamship 1huinda tNGl, EhIcrs Hamburg Jan 27 win
Leih .sn with mdse and 2gs passengers, to kunhard
furious snow storms from SW to NV remainder passage
moderate westerly winds 9Th, at IL PM exchanged night
anals with Cunar steamship, bound west probaby the
west
Steamship Iowa (Br), Ovenstone, Glasgow Jan la, with
mdse and pa5senge5 to Henderson Bros Jan 20 to % had
strong westerly gales Stn and 29h lat 49 81 N, 30 10
severe hurricane from NV thence prevailing westerly gales
Fcb passed Cunard steamship bound west and Guion
steamship bound eas
9Th with mtse and passengers. TO the Atlantic Mail Steam
ship Co. Feb 45 miles SW OF Gun Cay exchanged signals
with bark "Ite (,rl from New Orleans for Liverpool;
same day. Gchr Ellen Hoyt bound north Feb at AN,
lat 1891 Ion a 80 spoke brig Mary Roosevelt Of Rich
Steamship Adser, Lockwood Charleston Feb g. with
mdse and passengers, to Henry Morgan 4 Co.
Steamship Mary Sanford Chadwick, Wilmington, NC,
Feb via Hacrus Ine sh, with naval siores Evans BAH
& Co.
Steamship Geo Upton, Roberts, Richmond, CITY Poin,
and Norfolk with dse and passengers, to Washington
steamship Volunteer, Jones, Philadelphia, with mdso to
the Lorilard Steamship Co. - u
Ship Frolc Bush, Liverpool, Dec 49, with mdse TO John
variable Wnas from wNW to INV, with fne and seautu
weather; have been 20 days TO the westward Of Ion 3d.
with very changeabe weather and severe
gales; had the Gulf twice TO get thawei up, the
ship being cable with ice: Feb q, Georees
90 Fire ISand tNfom boat James Elwel, No. ~ Tn;
s6ip Olaf Norl Andersen Liverpool SO days. with sat 70
Woodruff Rcbfrsonvessol 10 Wendt, Tetens Bockmanns
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
S HIP PIN G. NEW S
Almanac for New York This Day.

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 90 Moon rises. morn ~ 90
Sun sets. ...... 80 High water. EVE / OF
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE - DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR rHE
MONTH OF EERRrARY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
!. ..ad variable weather; was 9

dsys north of Cape Nav .sd variable weather; was
.ssiassc. S" -.o.6d Taylor csao Sep. 49, via Mon
wa 81 e e. S:nos e As .
aSs Sc As equator r. lon s
broke 81. leg Jan g spoke sSip baltic from
z Rio Tor s Ss PUT
Ss 81
ssss e. :s' S:s r. Ess sss
1s5SDs sonevd.o s. days.
XII Nth hSs.., Siass and Vain, Crossed
EsR s:s: "
q nvspaop ;p0i' ship
p.:.ss ss g. :saEs ySs .sS:
Clara Staples, steering north; was days north OF Hat
,!S Rsrn A.snc Sor Esv Haven pleksr.on Martinique
AZ S. y ydSR iSR 4 %
DSsy: ys Dsi,%:s
Is anchored on he bar "a''e faa hnc wea'ner me
s ss ..ss s..s sss. sal: sss
Of Hsfs She SSs q as
rax.y "sa1so wsna
has ns S.S d Hssa nS aad light
Brig Nellie Aasisd Mallory, Mossina, ss days Glib
where s9s 4 bound Had rough weather 5ronshon FoS
70 w sSr
'1a e ' pa s;s ss IL ss Ss
% Tss days with salt
4asssoi. Es Ea Sssss
nsS v2 ass.s r
srwsS. Had & ns sasHsr up
Ssdss ssys ssFs $,
Ses Ss Nellie mqssd y em
f,os,s!en CAPT. reported port having been day. north Of
Sa.Tss' day. Saia. to
sss f;sis sss ns %
sSs ess ne days north
schr 2 Staples (of HArrneon) CONN, Dem.rars, q
Co. moderate weather! Jam ss Ia 81 o.
S.nss nss For s @ %
been days north of Hatteras
ssss s@ sea days q Wv
sshr Go1seryays Sterling pry Hareor 2s days with
has & osr o %
sSl. koys Arch ,! Cassidy Grand Turk
wsane saith has wrs been Day days nGra 9s Ha:,e,as
s%A
heavy sea- easrisd away forsmashead; has been days
noIsh schr Q, Na Mas'srss R;rc., p,r,s. "a ~
lumber | 10 Bentley 0u'e''' ons'''''0a' y days. WI"
sshr Laoa, Mnrshson; Jones. Wilmington, NC Eve days
sslr M MSardiniap, Elwel, Richmond, Va, for Boston.
s%chr % a Chamherlin, Robinson, Virginia.
Scnr Anthony knley SonerG, Virginia.
Schr Abagail, Jennings, Matthews, Virginia.
Schr Monmouth, Anderson, Virginia.
Schr Maria Jane Crspmer Virginia
Schr John Forsyth, johnson, Virginia.
Schr nrvstta Rahi-A Uirsinia
schr Aaalizs, 1k5Yylsnd, Virginia
Schr John BTi. Stone, Virginia.
Schr Rebecca Knight Martiihg, tir jnis -.
ssRr Saunders, erhed, l Nd with mase, to Over
ton & Hawkins.
sehr s aassee ss aay asa, aiiSe, sHS,i s'l;'''e N9
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND sOUTH.
mdse, to Fl Dimock.
Steamer Doris Ay Providence for New York. with mdse
Schr Herald Hail. Rockland for New York. 81 days. with
lime to j r Brown.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Talapoosa, McRtchs, New York for Boston,
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, New York for Providence
Schr Escort Currie, New York for Corvallis NS.
schr Blue Bird, johnson. New YORK for st John, NB
Schr Truman, Gibbs, New York for New Bedford.
Schr sandolphon, -, New York for Portland.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

under the locomotive to-day, as the nood tide win
drive the iaDorers from their work this Afternoon:
He thinks that oil Will be ready 10 ralse tne enRIno
tomorrow morning. A part Of the teDcer has been
already taken out
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Ehen rl Wise, from Rio Dec Is tty pilot
boat w EweIl No ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
A brand lro,n The 'Hurnina. :.

POuGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Feb. 10. 1871.
Edward Bartlett, Who was reported among the
killed IN the late disaster near New Hamburg is
alive at Rond0uE.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

TIC LngIn6 70 DC Kn1Scd To-day.
POUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 10, 1871.
The superintendent at the work says that 1t win
be impossible 10 10 more tap 10 Get the grapplJngs
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
RoSsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsuIEoToN, Feb. IL, Isl.
'ua6sA ExPLAnArIoN.
MR PoksEe, tgep.S of "a rising 10 personal esplana.
ZION. fe'ersa cSmOsEcaacn reGecsing UPON him pub
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

Steamship FL Cid Wilmington, Nc ships Ontario, Liver
pool; Hermon, San Francsco Lufra, London Ariel,
Union, sevie Margaretta Banca Beyrant Gazele Bar
bados; Paestina, St. Thomas Ukraine, Havana Roycro
Rotterdam Grace, do brigs Cyte Cienfuegos Rainbow,
and Bahia Johonnas, Antwerp, and Riga Port Natal
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
Suggestions for the Season.

Thousands regard the winter as a season of trials
and the truth IS. that II there is a weak point IN the
system, winter is pretty sure to find it out, Copstitp1
tional tendencies to disease are generally aggravated
by damp and cold. CRheumAtism sometimes lies perdH
all the summer and fall, to pounce upon its victims in
the season ofcold.) As a means OF certifying the body
against all the diseases which prevail most extensively
in winter. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cannot be too
urgently recommended. There would be fewer cases
of the pulmonary complaints tending TO consumption
if all feeble systems were invigorated during the sea-
son with q course of this inestimable vegetable tonic
and Alternative. Constipation. indigestion. ~torpidity of
the liver, and a general sIuggishness of the ~secretive
organs. very generally prevail at this period Of the
year. To all these ailments experience Cthe most
Trustworthy of all mentofs) teaches us that the Bit
tiers is a reliable remedy. Warm clothing is a good
external defense against atmospheric cold and mois-
ture, but vigorous activity in the vital organization
which generates heat and delivers ito the surface, is
also essential to health. and this activity is secured
tfroughtlie operation of the Bitters. The skin SYM
pafhizes with the stomach, and if digestion is regular
and perfect, the exterior circulation will be brisk, and
damp and cold may be encounteered with comparative
safety, I z15aiIG eli buR siTUoO
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
The aSoottsNood Soaare Ruins.

. The large HERRING SAFE of the South
ern Express Company, rescued from the
ruins Tuesday afternoon, was opened
yesterday, and found to contain $4,000
in bank notes and $1,000 in checks,
makingIinian $4,000. The notes, which
were protected by a stout brown paper
wrapping, were Slightly singed on the
outer edges, and were dquiteI damp, but
their value was not thereby inthe slight
est DEPRECATED. After being expanded
by the extreme heat which prevailed
during the fire, the safe door naturally,
when cooled under the ? continuous
stream from the firehengines Sunday
and Monday, contracted.@Richanond
Min. 2Qfh.f q ~ -.---a.i II 1880
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

st9 They are not n vile FANCY DRIFH.
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey,, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet
r,ened to please the taste, called TONES" Appetiz-
ers," "Restorers," &C., tlfat lead the tippler on TO
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs. Of California. free
frOHiaH Alcoholic. Stimulants. they are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, alperfect Renovntor and
Inyigorator of the System, carrying or all poisonous
matter and restoringt the blood to a healthy Condition..
No person can take these Bitters according to dlrees
tions and remain long unwel, provided their bones
/ arenot destroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and the vital organs wastea beyond the point ore
pair. si1b
. They are n Gentle PurRative rs well ms n
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit q Actlpg
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or fnnhm-
nation ofthe Liver. and III the viseetul organG hn
FOR FEMALE CoMRLAIETeyrHether An
young or old, married or single, at the dawn Of We
manhood or at hsitarn6 o. lin, theSe TOSicBittefsAaVe
noequal1 -as ufsuru TetU0ug -saIf
LssFor I~nnaunmntOry md Chronic Rhenma7
tism md Godtp DyspepsfsBf or Indfgestion,
Bilious, Rennitn tent and I~nrermittene BeVers,.
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these BItters hsve been most sueeessfHL
such Diseases are eautsdlbx yitinted BloOdl
Ss,ca y se1srany RE0eqesd p ddssraP 9sf1qqI q ne Ne
.s RDtYFs aP1 4 81 st RI I9R5SESE59t Sss. g y K.
BAD tastsin the Noun, 1biiioSs zttleks. PSpitstioh
s Ssses ss y he kidass zen I'D q s t ssp aTRFs stbsf p 3 ass
They inyigorate Pie Stomach and stimulate the Tor:
MD liver and bowels, which render them Of unequnliRd
u efficacy In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and
impartinR new life and viaor 20 me wholeeyBtem8
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ergptiops. Tstter Salt
6ancIss Ring,Worms. scaid-GeSd. Sore Eyes, EfysIp-
ana sIsij 5sS sss ssS S9sb ei sfin. Of ERste " Sn name sSs9 Or nature.
are literally dug up and carried out Of the system in a
Eshort time BIZ the use of these Bltters. .Ous-bottle IN
4 such cases VII convince the most tncredulous Of their
curative effect efl 10 TCufunA n1NE
Cleanse ne vitiated Blood whenever yoa ind rs
tpps OF sores cleanssit when y0u ind 4 obstrpfted
your feelings will tell You when. Keep the blood pure
and the health of ne System wnI fouow3nE .o1TlH
l. PIN, TAPE and other lurking IN the
/ system ofso many thousands, are enectually destroy
ed and removed. For full directions. read carefully
guages-Engneh, german, Frepch nnd Spanish III
lyCwAIKERyProprietor r.. n. MCDONALD q Co,
druggists. and GenoAgepts9 san Frnucisco. Cell, and
= 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
sEsoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND qDEALERa
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
THE II GREAT TIRE AT RIIcHMORD.
Herring's Safes in the S~pettsweOd. FL
s2a,soO ii
AMP TIE R90KSt PARERs, ssdIIIYy lERo1 ~
-y4;It91ERN ExPREsS GoSfP1NYH1l 81
ARE SAVED IN HER.
ia G. BABCOCK's LETTER.

af OF THE SP0TTSW0OD
HY 1EhN AHR n dHH APAMs, fSSSTYTrH4l ot.
ss9sId AEf hASsB sAiFEEshinh6Sliof odi
yd LsiIIt C. BABCOCK's LETTER.
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
err No. 50 BROADWAY, New YoRK, Dec. 81. Is7O.)
Ri Af:.Esa H SFltss. FGT We cot e sb=S1assf totnsL ass s4sis az.
q Herrilg's Safe. and a good one. certain"
ssaat ETT FFGpFi e SftRG sp6ss.%d9al SHeo,ed ~
assr-s. HH4thio. Ea-estk sS@$sas S 81 Dec S9sS : ls ~
u6 Sss1sSm eH Is sn so T 0Eays Ssf q S sSs ~ Sa int Y With xfF eo e
tent ast; Ts E EsFeu t9 gf,amsso s SnsSsgsa e 26 hiSye ss H9 iSf ct
the celia, among a burning niass Of fuanss hftsf die
r hrG a1asedi Me u tIie ac a. means ~ 10 \ eh hs 2 :; Sgt rennd
burning rubbish lying thereon and aboniit. and weenf
Saa. 4 : J %fe asnGss sp Sas sSI i g pc s taaSRs ahst the Sa S2tsS%:
lS %Sssi s9 n 81 fo SedlS Sa1ss!P e &sd i n mott Ss end fo so TSu sii her
rings Safe wewould have lost rything1nm
- r. PATENT isHaHF9kss.pHi
ThE Mos, RELIABLE PESTEeTIoN FROM FIRE NOW
HKRRnSas NEW PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS SAFE.
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