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Aintnlrntunl.
WORTHY OF the NINETEENTH CENTURY.
DIR. E. CoNWAY's


L L n / M Il n II Il NJ
For the speedy and eaeeuai cue Of
r. FL Il U M a i L = M.
IN presenting the "Iiuimcntum" 70 the public q
/ one OF the beSi and mosb curative medicines
the day, / dOnOt wish 70 De understood as claimn
for u the power OF performing unheard OF curoR, bui
10 dam that for all the purposes of FAMiLt
LINIMENT, Il has no equal The "Lnimentum
has
Never been known az Fail.
In any case OF Rheumatism no matter Of how Ions
standing where the directions were carefully follow
ed nor, indeed IN the case ot any disease for which
ID is recommended.
in cases OF neuralgia, pains iu tle back, -lte, HnI
chest, cramps the stomach sprains, spinal Iuifa-
on and weakness, chrsnic sores hurns sedds, fro t
ed feet and hands, toothache, heacache, Nc lt ~
like achaun
The 'llnimentufn" isthe result OF manv yefs
perseyenng experiment. and combines amotg NJ firc
eHcellencies tho pa amount virtues oi
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATIyE
POWER
Which no other Lnlmeut possesses, end which is the
secret Of the unparalleled saocess which meets ihe
"Liumenum' whoroyoru Is used,
TRY m ONCE AND YOU WILL NEVER HE
WITHOUT 1T.
ltls put up IN s5cent 81 cent, and 81 bottles, with
Or, CONWAY, PwpIieto'-
No, 339 Third Sc, Layton Oito
For lalo BY merchants and drupusts "yrywlefo
aul9dswly
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n. Thet We depounce as traitors tpttbp country
the Ahoi bina y no e seekins atlng sonut
civil war IN tGe loyal States, w1h The Wow Of turning
il pi Fuir, the hnyoner ot the army aeainst the
breasts OF the iatefs, br0ihers aud iienis Of the
soldiers, and sgDeoting tlpses Siats{ ~ fniniary
surveillance aud duufufon p AH
~. Thst we dcnounce, ibeleu TT the Demo.
cratic party and euenes Of their country, tse men
whn engaged IN Representing the Democranc
parry wanting IN sympathy with our soldiers ia ne
held II ra-e siauder upuu human nature Ca
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds 70
thUusands Of brother. and sons ln the army do not
sympattize with heu-a sud it is outrage upon the
Democratic party, that hos alwny stood ~ coun-
try to assert that it s not the friend OF ls gallant
defenders
%. That the conduct Of Bui adler General Massn
the military commaudant at Columbus, and OF the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
all appearance ol military Restraint upon che proceed
ings Of tins Convention, show that they lave Just
appre alton of the Constitution OF their country and
the rights OF the people, and that they 1nd
patriotic officers and that their eonduet ou thi- orct-
sion is striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion of the
laie Democratic meeting nt indianapolis. And We
take pleasure n esOpr hspg ourqniidenee General
mason ana the oaicers aod spldiefs uhder hi3 com
mand E4Ffa hNN NHE.
The Convention then adjourned Win thrtc cheers
Tor the nominees, three for che Constitution and three
for the Union
VILLAIN MEpuL. President
AMOS LAYMAs. Secretary
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P6RASAilEI BYL

Wm Wehthdf shd " W wstewTt, Dayton; 8eorve l.
Beyer, Mann shnKglSi qr gshserCtpioni @ Ander-
son, Centerylici y Myers, Ne" Lebhnoni II Jackson
Chamhershurs. y E Bausr Hgrrshurgi Divine,
SIii ~, WlAtba tmorc, u Ko9kle 90. Gernsautown;
j W WWfiy, NmdoM; n Nckols, Liberty a Reesi
tarnersville HcIgFlWg Herr, saleu;J W Pytmont,
vi lasr,g AsnnaE West Raininore; Pafker, Bro a
ca. Fslkeris Hrt Vas ~ Druggists md Merch ants
generaly throut iUr 80 tnftea state and Oansdas
NJ2Ea1G NcLCCu & au2idiy
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lllmOls Uoniral AallrUau,


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4 ~ aha 'tel MtudAy, NOt~tuir-T &. isui ra., d,
~ 'i"u. WIZ t'r AHuoou Az lAAa. 80 .u.I,-,
nrAAE MNT1 aNN
H"hk Nrfth, l.it y Al aua li.uJ 30, i.t
so'ns Soui4 3. 90 IA anu o.sU - "A,
LEAVE PANA
Going NoTth, ".U,t II and ~ u NJ
4"ing south tt.su nt Auu ,.4a pug
HuH W. Y. JOHNSON ecu. Passenger A..
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Dayton aud Michigan Railroad.
sanduskJ, DaItOn and Cincinnati n. !,
e 81 s - .s,a.....I..


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go 900 AZ 81! !ie Hii, fH'n u t.sl ii,i tti,i t
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h' Ohi'SSo ht iV'bu ~ anu sntiuuakl III 40 nm
a., g. "a Nigm ~ iicos lut tliinAn. tu [ f,s...
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reaches SstAuues$ 81 $50 s &c.. We
NnI y. n ituys,ilic Accutunn,4atlup .t.,t,,
tsUO iuJluu 900 uullAI ur tth4u .,t,u, 4 ti,.,.a,t
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baltimore ana ohio gailroud
AsAks u -sa..ssss - ...i - ..

EAzk n =. siaa.sal-s sli;....iSiE ..I';s.SljS
" tngttn amt hlluIn0Ie ON line hnst. AMI "a ,
nehwood "nh l'nrt ersinig On toe West NtWlieo. H. 49,
Nu'e9 ilh hHl NNdS, 2tvAintis, Au, ,na liya e..
. G,nls IA Tie Nrsli 5OHtEHcat anu Nsrthv,-,
lllfss tHii- SIiJ tor Hil tie aasttgt t5fe.
- lhi4 u the only Toute 10 " asunnon' ,st,
lfANe baltimore az 4,ui 7;4U AMI Iu.6U A M a., ,
hnl o'lO y IA On Sunday I3U AMI 7:tu !. m ,t.
l.eAtt Washington at Ubt, 7;4y amt h /. m ana
Nit n . ny gu sthdiys "a iSn ana . n ol!D.
wa MH7mhSto" ttil AZ 40 alIiuOus charge ,.i e..
me As 4ui'A iiih Ia ~ low b., An1 eti,l fy,,
luA"'t' iuV iehet- VS. Baltimore ana ono a., nos,
81 ANY oi 'hr pfrniPa Railroad orices 10 the !. -
J % HuLl 3AAA, ton. " rrteruAs.t
l.. 5.. JVl4r., Gen. Fuketaat
y. 4 s.lIlu, s4as,e4 ui Irauspor,s,i,s, AL.
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MERCANTILE.

II. HI. BARNUN,
and Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, dc. Van Cor
der's Block, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Rnttarine Her Ha,aals.

The drdnsatis persona of the following
short but sweet dialogue, are Mrs. Smith,
an English Lady, and her new found Irish
kitchen maid, Margaret:
Mrs. Smith-Margaret.
Margaret-Marm. Ff- ~
Mrs. Smith-As II IS Friday to-day, and
I Mr.. Smith-and myself are to dine out,
you'd better stop the fish man and get
some fresh fish for your dinner. -
Margaret-Yes, marin, I'll get some nice
eels and fry'em-
Mrs. Smith-Margaret, you may make
some toast for tea, if you like; here is
some fresh butter that you may put on
your heels -
Margaret-Thank ye, Mrs. Smith, much
obliged to ye- ..rrTgl =
After the lapse of an hour or SO, Mrs.
Smith gets ready to go, and calls on Mar
lJsraret to lock the door.
Mrs. Smith-Margaret.
aMargsret-Yes. marin, in few minutes.
Mrs. Smith-Margaret ?(impatienlty.)
Margaret hurries up stairs in her bare
feet with her stockings in her hand, and
is thus accosted by her mistress: What
on earth are you doing with your stock
ings off at this time of day."
"Why marin, you told me to butter my
heels, and Pm bin doin'it."r
Mrs. Smith-Oh, dear me, 'ow stupid
Iothese Hirish h'are,
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Something from a "Disbanded
Volunteer"

The President in the perplexities
surrounding him, sent to ga Disban-
ded ofunteer" for counsel and sym
&. patty. I'D. v, describes the inter-
view in the Sunday Mercury as follows:
"He the President) was standing
on the front door steps when l arrove
at the White House, pulling his left
whisker as is his wont when his will
is disregarded, and conducted me at
wonst to his sanktum. He sed he
was wurrid amazinly by the logged
obstancy of the Wal Department, up
on which l axed if he wanted a piece
ola u honest mans mind.
spit it out, Old Fidelity" SEE he,
bis feters tighten up with a hole-soIed
smile.
oval" ses /, "lvat L have to say in
the first place is this, It's not so easy
to lick anybody as it is to lick no
boldly, is it,"
"He remained for a few minits alb
sorbed in deep thort and then shuek
his head."-
"But,"l continued, "it's easier to
lick q considerable than to lick the
same. body when it's twiste as consid-
abul, isn't it"
Ella After a brief %intervil for refexin be
concurd.
"And," seq J., resoomin agen, sits
easier-isn't ito smash horseteal
bodies when we air able, than it is
when they air able to rage Cain with
~ s."l
"a I'D " he rejoined, smiIin com.
pleasantly "you borrord that sillygism
from aremark Of mine in the Messidge,
{ andFam proud to say The logic is
correck."
.ohEfso,"ses /, "whyinthunder don't
you tell Burnside to go in win, afore
the rebils sets-their arthworks, and
rife pits and mast batteries a twixt
him and Richmond, Ihicker's mink
traps in a Western Swomp?" oll
my nobel and esteemabul friend"
he responded, wipin his nose with Wis
abnl emoshin, "your sentiments does
honor to your he'd and hort; but I've
gin the Seckatry OF War diseresennary
powers
aIime right glad to larn it," l re-
markt sneeringly, "for it's the ginral
epinyun that be hesn't emmy of his
own"
lyon should have seen the Hohabul
Abe lay back and shake his honest
sides. 1t dun me good to look at
Hlm.IH"wZ Ea .....
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How the Children go on at School.

SOW q Children go on at School.
What DO the little folks do
11y 2 m the fpntrietN Number TvoeD
Mhat do they DO the nvelonS dsyN
HfnSy or frolic their time aNSyY
herk! let me ten you what thew do II,
Down IN the District Number Two" 81
Spin the morning. bright as the sun. {
Eresh as a rose. comes each little one
SWtnglng ther baskets. shouting for Joy,
RRapp{ sehoel-siri. merry school-boyl
C,D.@, a. E. E. R.
TTPPkaseget a drinkS' "May'f 60 out?
There! 1t is recess ! up goes the shouti
Melting and peIans. fee4ins and sne s )
"a Fa1sFlng. s~latteEingS ehattering. spsttering,
HmkA aud sliding down hilf: !" jun
HsT5y, and md G Tsza and Fseddis. and 3ENsadie.
That's ne EsysEe hide folks do r
"hen Z rs 'HeceE@ st"Rumber Two"
PLAYING Al marbles, playing at bali,
II trying the hardest sums of all"
Ths,sbig boys" sit BY the stove. or the wall. 81.
hsL s4s S6s g E%S4sstio saa ans Rule ef Three"
bbOsiag and xinhinE. and ehafHnr and &ssssiins'
f fSSafI i Sc enc 1a Toa ~ gsi sn SaPR osti n -n'
Down IN the sbistSsicto SSu ISss fSSSO."
Recsssis oyer, and each rIiserOTer
PssStiSs ma sS s M Rae kom Growing and cutting.
-Wheelng and fFsrane and tsAzing and sneezing.
Z While bIo1siss us Engers, one little one fingers.
Issf rom the chase.
"NoTSryOur books bOys-hark y' says the mas
-zRsr yoar plaSins you'll learn all the faster"
Aud lHtothe stove fresh fuel he heaves,
.B1sl6 and rustic and hustle and tustle,
Tern everthe leaves.
Roy shssEsbaIRingia;sh now for ~learninEl
Laas Rlgrim.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

In the Paris Court of Correctional
Police recently, a lady by no means
young. advanced coquetishly to the
witness stand to give her testimony.
Lsd0JE"What is your name p
Virginia Louistatot."
"Your age ?"1l-Jf 1Lf
1900 "Twenty-fve."
tEclamation of incredulity from the
audience D. Al
The lady's evidence being taken,
she regained her place still eoquetish-
.sdodIy bridling, and the next witness was
INTRODUCED. This was a full grown
young man.
.edo08sYour name" said the jnde"
"Isadore LoGistatot.pp HfE
s.psYour age % - 20
= - : "Twenty-seven."
care you a relative ofthe last vii
ness?" e3t-et
~ snisiI auI her s0n." 3
GfBunder exclaimed the magis-
trate, "your mother must have mar
E42fied very young
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G &FENBERG
MIN MEDICINES

FAMILY & Els.
Are prepared under the immediate supervision of
a skillful Physician. and they may be relied upon IN
The intelligence of the community il not insulted
BIZ the offer OF a single medicine which claims TO
cure ALL DISEASES, but the Grafenberg Remedies
consists of eleven different medicines, all unequalled
in the cure of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended. among whiehmay be selected one appfo-
pirate to any of the diseases incident to this county
Is sS-THE GRKFRNBERG yEGETABLR PILLS
are better than any other kind Of Pills IN the world
EsSGREFENBERG UTERINE CATH0LICON
is an infallibls remedy for all Female diseases
sS-fHE UTERINE CATHOLICON will also
cure Gravel. diseases Of the Kidneys. urinary DIM
'u HS%rHE TG$RREFRNBERG sARsAPARILLA is
BY far the most powerful and efieaciOus compound
ssssssTHEE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYR-
UP is a certain and quick remedy for all diseases Of
'n sS SSEals GHRiEFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails to permanently relieve this distressing dis
G-THE GREFENBERG CHILDRENis PAN
ACEA is an invaluable compound IN all diseases IN
Es"THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUB
REMEDY is a sovereign specific for this particular
sss-THiEGRRFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT sxeels all other salves in its curative
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing relief IN all pull
mOnary eomplalns--Priee - a DOtue. - an euI-
nent Physician Of New York, states that he has
known the Grafenberg COnsumptIves Balm used
with great success in Dropsy. Our own experience
: OR EFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
pa ETH or REEfFTENBERG EYE LOTION is IN
paralleIed in all OF diseases Of the eye
Price . cents.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Mr. II. B. KIxssLEY-Dear Sir: We feel It a du-
ty we owe to the public, to state that Marshalls Ca
tholicon ia a medicine invaluable for complaints
classsd under the head of Female Diseases. We
have used your Grefenberg Medicine and have been
greatly benefited thereby, so much so, that were the
sand Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
We would the Catholicon as a sure pan
acea, 1t gives strength to the system. and enables
each Of the organs OF the Dody 70 pef191m tnelr ap-
propriate functions, Mrs. ", CAkIEk
Miss G. SWORMSTEIT.
Medina, March !. 1881.
asrThe above named Ladies we are personally
acquainted with, and know that Tor several years
while we lived in Medina, they were great sufferers.
Miss s. has been SO badly afflicted that II was win
difhculty She was able TO stand upon her feet, A
few bottles Of CathOlieon entirely cured her OF her
complaints. My wife eceived great beneht from
this county as 4 safe aOnd efficient remedy Tor the
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
For sale by John R. Woods, Warren; ]. II. Les
lie, Niles; Leyde & Baily, Hubbard a Chew,
WOleott, Pennington; H. Barnard, klnsmani
Beckwith & Gee, Gustavus: Curtis & Smith. Greene;
W c. Savage, Bloomfield; L. i. Soule, Newton
Falls, and BY medicine dealers genersliy.
Il. KINGSLEY, Cleveland:
Agent for Ohio.
Feb. 10. 1881.
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.TsT, RErRIBCTIoS.eThe Chicago Tines
liz being justly punished for its malignant
end graceless attack upon New England
a ers- The members of the Board of Trade,
.hssZ- one-haf of whom the Times tradueed, re-
.l,,te fuse TO give the reporters of that sheet
sdooapYa commercial transacions-Gaica9o
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GROCERS.
Nj. A. PATMOR.

Wholesale and Retail dealer in Flour, Salt Fish,
Hams, Shoulders, Fish, Salt Butter, Lard, Su-
gars, Syrup. Orleans MolaFe. TeaA Cesse. burn
ins On, Fruits and Yezstsbles in heir ssssons.-
Groceries Of ali md. Ooufeetionariss, 81, 4.
No. q. HEkst 81. May q. 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

J. vAUTRoT. T. Z. ACKLEY. n. ". sAcKErT.
j. VAUTROT d CO.,
of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealers
in Jsxslry. Silver Ware. &c, Market Street. War
rem, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

-,-y-s E The, dove, r~ecolleet, lid not return
10 Noah with the. olive branch till the
second time of her going afarthS why,
1b5sa then should you despond at the failure
as 2 of your frst attempt? go nc 81 n
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J. KING
A. Kso.
KING d BROTHER,

Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver, Plated
and Brittania Ware, Lamps, Fancy Goods, ,&c.,
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted.
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New Spring Goods.
SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS,

embran ng Dress Goods in great variety, Fancy
Goods, Carpets, DOmestics. Clothing. Boots and
Shoes. CroOkery. Wall Paper, Groceries, etc. etc.
We were in market st . very favorable time, and
are therefore able to offer most goods at prices as
low as ever. Wsshall give but short credits, and
shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to READY
PAYBuyers.
We shall be in market to buy any amount of good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely a. agreed. but shall
be dOsoa on skinned and worthless trash.
Weshall always pay the highest market price for
good butter and loser prices for common and inferi-
or, believing that Dairymen should be encouraged
to make the best.
Warren. Apr q. 90.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

y Don1 fretonsaccount of your bank
ruptey- Your creditors viii do it for you.
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sg5.a q sAn.Arkansas paper records the mar
ssnfiage of rich white woman TO a
.Eber6kee warrior. Perhaps they
may get along well together-she
hopping and he ~whooping Ell
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs.
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.

TRUrsDRII- c.. ]. townsend
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND
(At the ~Hell-known stand Of 4. Truesdell)
entered into a partnership
for the manufacture and sale of CABINET
FURNITURE and CHAIRS in all their variousva-
rieties, and have now on hand and are receiving 4
large assortment. consisting i'll part, of
Sofas. Extension Tables.
Tete aTetes, Centre
Mahogany Rockers. Gard "
Easy Chairs, Dining
Spring Seat Chairs, breakfast
Cane Seat hairs. a great Earlety, Kitchen a..
Wood Seat Writing
Cottage Common
French DeoseeSu OTrundle
Wbat-Nots Bureaus. Bookcases, Desks, Wash
Stands, Pieture-Frames Cribs. Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept oresited for at aiur-
niture establishment, will be found or mRnufaetGr-
ed at satisfactory prices
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Cars or
Boat
COFFINS.
A.Iarge assortment always on hand, and made to
order at all times. A Hearse furnished when re-
quired. Ware Rooms on Main ST.. near X. X. De
pot May 10 1893
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AT NTIO


A T. N
n TIT
HEADQUARTERS,
RIVER BLOCK DRUe SroRE,
Warren, o., Nov. Is. '6l.J
Va F. the UNDERSIGNED take Measure
w -
Ia announcing 10 the eltitens OF warren,
ana Vicinity, the nesh arrival Vi 1uI new stoeh Ol
Drugs, Chemicals, rants, Olls, bye StuHs'r pye
" GOD, DC, seiecteu Wltn greot care from Felaole
Eastern Houses, and beg leave TO submit the lel69w-
ing list. Especially do We call me attehuoh OF fhy-
sicians 10 our new STOCK OF Medicines ana invite
them TO call and examine; VIVIAN
No. ., Nam Street warren, "
Burnetts BOeaine for the Hair
Mr.; ALLEN, 81 Dressing DO DO
Tricopheras DO
Lyoa : hS nrasIin, AZ
55a aus : - 10 A.
frol. "oods hes'Oi""'s u
Mitehen's Haudk erehief Extract.
Bazin's do do
Harrison's Toilet Soaps.
BARNS do do
COlgate's do do
Brown Windsor do
Genuine Yankee do
P Psi1lsiGI Ris #ISs 4 c csBiset, rs.
Cbristadoros Hair Dye,
Batoheiors DO do
Mathew do do
Harrisons' do do
ooas.tuL o,;ni,
10 o. do Morphine,
M~errills' Eclectic Preparations.
ffi5aa,, EJ,;d Ex,racts
~ p1
a. Nitrots S1ysr
III"
BsnIine for FIa.inS Grease
pre- NeJicsI Ijanors
svrnn Tnd TrnD
Cbloriform
GIycerine.
pnra OIivs Oil
Silver GIass St.rcb
Pure Pearl Starch,
Bird Cages,
Cod Liver Oil,
Carbon Oil and Lamps.
Lanterns.
Mo,.,. p;u,
Nh0' nnogs,S. p;11s
Roback;s Pills,
Ornffenburg PILLS,
MOrse's PiIls,
HoIloway's Pills,
SouIe's Pills.
Hooper's Pills,
Clarke's Pills,
Prices Pills.
Chessman.s pills.
NOUS Iron P1lls,
virgins Pills,
Suohg Agpe flus,
aver fnls,
McLanes Pnis
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

"OSTHOLM'S POCKET Knives,
the largest and best assortment ever
brought to this part of the State. row on exhibition
at PACKARD'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

DOR ONE SHILLING,
Best Dark and Light Prints.
Good Bleached and Brown ShirtinGs,
Grey Dress Goods,
Good Cotton Hose. etc, etc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

s. RAYMOND. PITCH ADAMS
8. RAYMOND q CO.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper. No.
Water Street. Cleveland. Ohio.
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A. wESTz.
PARKS 4 WENTz.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather. .Carpeting, Paper
&c, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-01-28

EMBROIDERIES, LACES, TRIM
u MINGS, RIBBONS. Also French Artihsials
and Bridal WreathE Of surprising besuty.
NEW YORK STORE.
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EX AXLES

not heretofore kept In this market, such as
SAITH's CASE H,SB.
T0MLINsONs sWBLLkD COLLAR, etc.
which are regarded BY all Eastern Manufacturers
as being superior to anything in use.
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IRA E. LYMAN.

and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county,
Ohio. Particular attention given TO Diseases OF
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general.