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MARRIEn.

In Auburn, Goauga County, Ohio, Jan. llth.
1863, by Elder a A. Mead, Mr. SAMUEL S.
GILBERT, OF Michigan, and Mrs. MARTHA
OLIVIAP. NORTON, OF Newbury.
o. there is one affection which no stain
Ofearth can ever darken-when two find
The softer and the manlier--thata chain
Ofkindred taste has instened mind TO mind;
'1is an attraction from al sense refined;
Tho good can only know il; Ills mol blind
As love is unto baseness; its desire
lsbut with hands entwined to liit our being
higher
i..F PerciUdl
Ia Chardon, Jan. I9lh. by Rev. l.. r. Jayne, at
his resideRce, MIR. THERON II, MOFFETT and
Mrs, CYRENA CLARK, both Of ofHuhtsburg
Miss NELLIE E. GuELLEAN, Of HunIsburg''
to Mr.. ii. G. BABCOCK, OF Brooklyn, Armada
County, Cal, formerly Of Akron, Ohio.
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VOLUME XIV. No.4!
HOME DEPARTMENT.

es- "Tbe Cantidores." Prof. Nichols
Manager, givo two Of lhsi admirable enicr-
tainments In this village, the present week,
tho second this Nciday) evening. Prof.
Nichols and Lady nro not wholly unknown
TO our citizens. having. during tho past fall,
favored them With M eatortainmcnt for the
benefit Of tho soldiors' Aid Society. The fact
thn, thoy belong to tho "Cantidorcs," is. Of
itsoli. q suA sicnt guarantee that all who At.
tond will NO weh repaid while their past 10
oralily entitlas them to moro than ordinary
favor. f I'
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Ryour thanks are due 10 The publish

EEOur thanks are due 10 the publish
ers for copy Of the TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 1853, which, like its predecessO rs. con.
tains a great deal Of useful Information
not 10 be found elsewhere in so convenient
form. II is not a mere almanac, being
invaluable as a book Of reference, TO all
who are interested land who is no, y 10
the political history OF dhe country, and
the great events OF the times. Price one
shilling.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. PAyoHN,-We re-
gre. to learn by dispatch from Lieut..
Cleveland TO Mr.. Pierson OF the G. @. ~
G. r. r. Co., that Lieut.. L. d. Paichin,
of the 4lst Ohio. died from the effect Of
his wounds, at nine o'clock on Sunday
night lie was wounded in the leg at
the Murireesboro' fight but the wound
was considered slight. The symptoms
soon became unfavorable, and it was feared
amputation would have to be performed
II seems .ha! the consequences Of the
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wound were even HOre serious than was
then feared.
Lieut.. Palchin was from Burton JGeauga
Co., and was one Of the number oi young
Men whe enlisted as privates in The dis,
and afterwards rose by merit 10 higher
positions. Three oIile number are dcnd
and nnother. e. A. Ford lies dangerously
woudcd. Efforts are being made 10 get
Lieut.. Paichin's body brought home.-
Llepeiond Hcrad.
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JANUARY 90, 1863.
MEDICAL.
6OO, 600 X MdhEfs 4 + ( 70 fS EEhIMALH SEN

OVO,OOV AGENTS TO SELL
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED
MAPOf THE UNITED STATES.
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed August lotb,
1862, cost s20N0O 10 engrnve II, and one year's
iime. s
Superior to any $40 map ever made hy Cohen
or Mitchell ond sells ni the low price Of 90 Cents.
i 1G' .,S!,ly Snly a.m, cSn'y Mr. sa'i' !, also
OF tho United Stutcs uRd Csnadns combined In
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ond distnnt o bcrwecn.
Guarantee any woman or mun % 10 es per
day, aud uilI1uke back all mups siat cennot 10
sold, and refund the money. p
Send Tor 81 wof III to try.
Printed instructions how 10 canvass well, seSs
nshed oil our agents
Wanted Wholesale agents Tor our maps In
every s,nie, California. Canndn, France, En-
gland and Cuba. A fortune may be made with
a Few hundrad collars capital No Compefitl0S.
j; \. l.lKTD, mo. lG4 Broadway, N. ",
1heWHr Department uses our Mop OF VifQin
| ia, Maryland and Ptnneytvuuia---c0s S1C0 OCO,
on wlii Il IS markcd Autietpm Creek, Maryland
lights. Sharpsburg. Mhliomsport Ferry Rho.
rersville, hollands Ford. and all others on ihs
Potomac. and every other place in MARYLAND.
Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money prelunded.
| LlOYDS
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA e. ILLINOIS,
| lStnc oniy nutnoriy lOT Oen Duell ana tne War
| Department. money refunded 10 any one hnd-
| ing an error In it frice so Gents.
From the Tribune, Angus: Q.
AsfLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY
LAND nnd PENNSY YLVARIA.-T This Map Il
ycryintge; is COSTS but % cents, and tits fhs
5c~f tha' con be psTAloacd."
| LiOYD'S GREAT MAP or THE M MlSSIS-
SIPPI RINER-TJom Actual Surveys by Cap,s.
Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Piots,
| ui ST. Louis Mo, shywg every MANS plantation
and owners name, from St. Louis, 70 tbesCiulf Of
Mexico u ,350--cvery sand -lBar, isiand landing,
town and all places 20 miles back fromihe river;
colored in CoRuiies and States. Price, One Doh
lar in sIcets. 81 pocket form, and $3.50 on lin
| en-. with rollers Ready Sept. goth.
Navy DEPT, WAsHIRGToN, Sept. 18th, 1862.
| J. T. LIoyD-Siri Send me your Map Of the
| Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies,
Rear Admiral, Charles II, Davis ,command'g the
Mississippi Squadron, is authorized 10 purchase
as many are required for nee Of ftifat squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec;y Of the Navy.
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E5~GoDEY's l,ADY's BOOK FOR February,
which graccs our table, contains much that
is worthy of commendation. The steel on.
Craving, The Duet" is choice ombclish.
inon;, and tho fashion plate nm unusuall,
fine one. We wtFc particularly pleased with
the story entitled Tho Turreis of tho Stone
House." from tho pen of that popular au.
thoress. Virginia f. Townsend; also, with
tho spicy article upon Widows" by an un.
known contributor. In short, tho nu4nber
is, in all respects, worry attractive one.
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INc1DENrs OF THE WAR; OR. THE Ro.
NANCE AND REAL1rIEs OF SoLpIER LIFE -
Published by Asher & Co.. Indianapolis,
Ind. This is the title Of work which, at
This time, Is receiving tte attention Of tire
million seekers after War Items and
Thrilling Incidents connected with our
present War The work is compiled by
p Flshe Reed. the well known author OF
"The Self-made Man." The book is rich
with the personal adventures Of individu-
ais, and The heroism displayed by the en-
tire army for the Union. Thatthi great
American War abcunds in thrilling ad-
ventures, hair. breadth escapes. anecdotes,
&c., aua has developed deeds OF bravery
snd heroism that have no parallel in the
annals OF warfare, there can be no doubt !;
and, as these incidents Of soldier life are
really the true histories of the. character
OF the people at war, and as many OF them
will never be recorded in more ponderous
volumes, they are here collected under
the title Of "fncidents Of the War; or, The
Romance and Realities of Soldier Life !"
that future generations, who shall enjoy
the blessings for which the soldier now
perils his kfe, may realize the loyal and
noble motives that prompted their fore.
fathers TO action. The book will be found
live companion for those who would in
thought wander away TO the exciting bat
tie feld,a and view the thrilling incidents as
they are enacted. The work relails at
25 cents, and will be sent, postage free, to
the receipt OF that amount. For terms 10
agents and dealer.sor copy OF the work,
address the publishers, as above.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MO EXCUSE FOR HAVING COLDS
~ AND PAINS IN THE LIMBS. whom
25 cont bottle Of DR., TOBIAS vouetia.
Liniment will afford you Immediate rolic:
Price % aud 30 conts. Dr. Tobias' Horss
Liniment iu pint bottles so cents Depot,
so Cortlaudt street. Now York. Sold every.
whore. 670a2
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Ey- The Annual Fair Of tho Geauga
County Agricultural Society for lG6s.
will be held a, Burton, on the Slb, Oh
and 10Th days otSepiember next.
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EE-Leut. Col. Asper, Of the h Ohio,
who has not recovered froln the effects of
the woand he received at Winchester. is
at home on thirty days furlough.
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GS,- Thanks to Hons. T Hitchcock and
D. B. Woodbury., for various legislative doc
uments. h a0. 'ft.
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EELieut. Ford IS in the hospital at
Nashville, and is doing we'll.
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ACOmpanion 70 Female Life.
--O
NAM IN IL me-
NAM kHA- Ez-A ne
LIFE AMONG rhsMOrInOnS.
nv AUSTIN N. WARD

This. like the above, IL a work Of great and IN.
comsanion volume to FEMALE LIFE"
1t is n large ~ mo. vot-, neatly LIQUID in cloth,
illustrated with engrnvings, and viii be seut 10
any address post paid, on receipt OF ice. 81 90.
or on receipt Of $500, we will send both OF tho
above works, postage prepaid.
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Runaway-Narrow Escape.

On Saturday evening last, a horse be-
longing to Mr.. Shaffer of Niles, attach
ed to a buggy, in which were two young
ladies Of Niles, was standing in front OF
Dr. Woods Drug Store. when the horse
became frightened. commenced kicking
violently, and started to run. The young
ladies escaped by jumping or falling from
the buggy, receiving some slight injury.
and the horse started up Market Street,
running from one side of the street To the
other, striking the buggy against a hitch
ing post in sront0f lddings < Morsan's.
knocking the bed off, ran oil the sidewalk
from the Bank TO the steps in front of
Camps Hotel, owe which he jumped and
fell, and was secured. 1t is almost mi
raculous that no was injured, as many
were on the walks at the time.
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TIVE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUNBULL COUNTY, SIS.

Eliza DeWolf, Plaintiff.
vs..
Abial B. DeWolf. HenryC
Dew of. Mary E. Curly,
VIM, Curly, her husband.
Elizabeth Barstow, and
Samuel Barstow her hus-
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Sunday Night in Warren.

During the afternoon of Sunday, a dis
patch passed over the wires of the A. &
G. w. Telegraph that Richmond was
taken :" but little attention, however,
was paid to this report, our people sup
posing that some operator on the line
was amusing himself. Towards evening
a more detailed dispatch was received.
(which we published in an extra, and
being corroborated from Salem, it soon
excited our ~populace. The bells were
rung, the Artillery Cadets got out THEN
baby-waker, which n ng itself heard
in the country, soon tlled the streets
with an eager, Joyful crowd. The bows
improved the opportunity to clear the
sidewalks of dry goods boxes, and soon
had a fire which brilliantly illuminated
the town, and was seen for miles in the
country. We have seldom seen such a
time Of rejoicing, and although the news
did not reach us in such n shape as to
warrant implicit credence, yet the posi-
bility that it might be true. seemed enough
to rouse the enthusiasm which awaited
an opportunity to manifest itself. We
hope ere another week that we may have
reliable news of the capture of Richmond.
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MARRIAGES.


On the Goth ult.. in the Disciple Church.
at Niles, by Ed. Matthias Christv. Mr..
OMAR ". FOLSOM. and Miss LUNA
BENTLEY. all of Weathers6eld.
In Bazetta. on the I'd inst. by tho Rev.
j. C. Baldwin. Mr.. JAMES BRAD
FORD and Miss JANET HULSE. all
of Bazetta.
In Cleveland, o Tuesday eve. 9Th inst,
at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. c. c. Foote, Mr. \. AUGUSTUS
HARD, of Rochester, n. Y. To Miss
EMMA L. ROBERTS, OF Cleveland.
At the residence of the brides father. on
the 80 ult., by Ed. Matthias Chris.y.
Mr.. URIAH W. CARSON, of Frederick,
Mahoning Co., 10 Miss MOLLIE T..
JONES, of Lordstown:
AT the parsonage. in West Pennington.
on the LIST inst. by Rev. l.. w. Ely. Mr..
SEYMOUR DECAMP, of Champion,
and Miss SARAH MORRISON. Of
Pennington, all of Trumbull Co, o.
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Shop Lifting.

Women of light-ingereI p~ropensities
seem to have been plying their profession
quite industriously in this place, for a
month OF two past. Every drygoods
house in town has been relieved of more
or less of their stuffs by theiving women,
until the nuisance has gotten to be un-
bearable. The clerks have now TO keep
one eve to their customers, and the 9TH
er peeled to watch the movements of
crinoli ned s~light-ofhand performers.
A few days since one of the fraternity
undertook to supply herself with apieu'
of gingham at Stiles & Sons store. at con-
siderably less than cost, but was detected
in the theft and called to account She
returned the goods, paid five dollars and
left, no doubt under the impression that
she had not made much in that specula-
ton. She said that she lived in Fowler.
On Monday evening last another wom-
al who says her name is Elizabeth Rcs..
and that she lives in Youngstown, picked
up a piece of cloth in Parks Il Wentz'
store. and attempted 10 get off with it.
Fortunately she was observed, and WAS
followed into the street, and invited back
with it. She returned, and in passing
through the store, threw the package
down. hoping TO be able to lie herself out
of the scrape. She was taken before Jus
tice Webb, and being unable to give bail,
was put i'll Jail over night. She did not
appear to have any especial repugnance
to the treatment. and gave evidence of
being pretty well case-hardened in iniq-
uiiV.
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sorgho, or the Northern Sugar Plant

Sorgho, or the Northern Sugar Plant
This is the title Of a book written by
Isaac A. hedges, the pioneer investigator
of the cane enterprise in the Northern
States.
MIR. Hedges is a practical man, and his
book contains the accumulated exper;-
ence of years of careful and laborious ex-
reriments in the cultivation of cane and
the manufacture of molasses and sugar
therefrom. In the preface he says:-"I
am neither by education nor inclination,
a book-maker. If have not furnished
a scholarly production, it is perhaps be-
cause my degrees have been taken in the
%furrow, the mechanic shop and sugar
house, and not in the university"
The book contains a carefully compiled
history of the introduction of the differ
ent varieties Of cane seed into the coun
tries Of Europe and United States; its
culture in China, Africa India, &C., of
the experiments in different parts of the
United States and this continent, and of
the cultivation of sugar producing plants
generally. 1t also contains accurate di.
rections for its culture and manufacture,
and descriptions and cuts of the various
apparatus needed in both departments.
The book is handsomely illustrated.
printed on good paper, and viii be found
to be not only very useful but entertain
ing. Published by Apologize & Co, No.
IS, Main Street, Cincinnati. Price so
cnnfs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-13

In Court Of Common
Pleas.
Petition for Dover.
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a NOTICE.

o. lS6S-4t.
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DEATHS.

In hospital. Louisville. KY. February 2d,
lS63. ROBERT II McLAIN, formerly
of Bloomfield, i'll this country. aged 80.
Mr.. McLain was a soldier in the 18th
Regiment.
At the residence of her brother. S NJ.
Carter. in Warren, April 10th. Miss
ADELlA CARTER, aged SIS years.
In Warren. on the 22d of April 1868,
FL0RENDA BALDWIN, wife of Jacob
II. Baldwin, in the Goth year of her
age.
In Lordstown. May 2S. of consumption
EPENErUS r. CALDWELL, aged p
years.
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S-T-186O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.


They purify. strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation & late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the s!or.-h
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and ..v~.
They cure Liver Complaint & Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are made of pure St.
Croix Rum. the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs. and are taken with the pleasure of a
beverage, without regard to age or time of day
Particularly recommended to de icatc persons re-
curing a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers,
Druggists. Hotels. and Saloons. 7. II. Drake &
Co.. 2G2 Broadway. NeE-YOrk.
Nov. 19. 1862.
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Soldiers allotment Fund.

The companies of Captains Yeomans
and Bates, from this County, have done
a handsome thing in the way Of sending
home money. They have been in the
service a few weeks over six months. and
sent home about the lst inst, eight thou
sand four hundred and eleven dollars al
lotment money That speaks well for
the economy, sobriety and general good
habits of our gallant soldiers in the J25th
Regiment.
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails.
POST-OFFICE. Warren. o..
March NJ 1Sf|

YOUNGSTOWN. D~AnY-Arrives 20 P Il; leaves
Ills A
CLEVELAND. DAILY-Arriyes ll:l9 A VI; leaves
80 P
SALEM, DATLY-Arrives 7 P N: leaves6AN
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-Arrives II 4 II: leaves >
Pm
SHAR0N-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat st 1880 4
n; leaves same days at l:30 p ".
VEST GREENNlLLE-Arrives Mon, We'd and
Fridays at 2 P N: leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
ur6ays at u N.
GREENSBURGH-Arrives Mon, Wed and Fridays
at II leaves same days at l P H..
NORTH MISUNDERSTANDING Mon, Wed and
Fridays att P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdayS at s a n.
FARMINGT0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays ut : ?
": leaves Tues and Thursdays at 7 AN.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK, HANNA'SNILLS &c-
Arrives Friday 5 P n: leaves Tuesday 6:3O A II.
RATENNA-Arrives Mon, Wed. and Fridays, at
AZ "; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays,
at9AM.
E9- Mails which leave at or before A N are closed
the preceding Eve. at P n. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
&. NJ. PATCES T. VI.
Nc drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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Handsome Testimonial.

By a letter just received from Muir
freesboro. we learn that the attaches and
patients of the hospital at that place
have presented DR.. Woodwork with a
handsome gold watch. as a testimonial
of their appreciation of him as a surgeon
and as a gentleman. Particulars next
week.
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District Court

Adjourned on Thursday of last week.
Out Of forty-one cases on the docket,
twenty-seven were disposed of. In the
case of Ohio VS.. Payne and Weston, on
charge of grave-robbing, Judgment was re-
versed, thus terminating in favor of de-
Pendants
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No Better Proof Reauired.

1t has not yet been publically denied
that the Chemical Saleratus made by d.
B. DeLand & Co. is all that its friends
have elaimed-that it is a pure and whole
some article. This cannot be denied in
the face of the testimony of chemists and
those best qualified to judge.
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Laying the Corner Stone.

On Thursday, tomorrow the services
Of laying of the eorner stone of the new
Episcopal Church in this place, viii take
place. 1t is expected hat Bishop Nell
vain will be present.
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Mau IL 1879


Editors CronieIe:-We send you for
publication, if you shall see fit, n short
account of our Aid Society since its organ
~ization. together with the semi-annual
report of the Sec. and Treas.
In Oct, 1861, the ladies of Pennington,
O., organized a Soldiers Aid Society. aux
iliary TO that in Cleveland and under its
superintendent. A general interest was
awakened for our sick and wounded SOL
diers, and during the first year we prepar-
ed and forwarded TO various departments
in the army, clothing and hospital stores
amounting to four hundred and twenty
eight dollars and thirty eight cents 1923
49, for all which we received e~ncourag-
ing acknowledgements of their safe arrival
and usefulness. For the last six months
we have sent all our articles to the Cleve-
land Aid Society, 10 be disposed of as the
Z. S. Sanitary Commission should see fit.
The following is the result of our efforts,
and We trust we shall not be weary in
laboring for our brace and scL;denying sol
diers while the war shall last.
CASH REPORT.
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Notice.

The members of the Brookfeld Agri-
cultural Society are requested to meet at
the hotel in Brookfeld, at 6 o'clock. on
Saturday 10th of May, to attend to bust
ness of said Society. r. S. HART,
President.
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CASH REPORT.
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

- ----"
Two pillows, IL pillow cases. 424 lbs
band. and comp, Is prs drawers, lG dish
towels, % prs socks, z prs socks private.
ly donated, | morning gown, 81 hospital
shirts, 90 towels and napkins, 81 lbs dried
fruit, S hdkfs., l pair mittens, 6 prs slip
pers, : bed ticks, Gquiits, , lbs dried beef,
Z 10 ginger, 7G lbs maple sugar, 55 doz
eggs. 7S lbs butter, l Dbl Vegetables, 3
cans fruit, | can horse radish, l keg pick
led cabbage, papers. DC. Total value, at
Il low estimate. SI52,O24
BY order of the Prest.
Mrs. O. A. PAGE.
Emma o. KIBBEE.
Sec. and Treas.
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Cleveland & Mahoning r. r.

On and after Monday. March 80. 1868, trains iI run
EXPRESS.
Leaves Youngstown at 6:S5, A n: Warren at 7:,3 =
N, and arrives at Cleveland az loco, A NJ
Leaves Cleveland at 400 P n; Warren at 6:31 P Il
and arrives at Youngstown at 20 P II.
IA MAIL.
Leaves Cleveland at $50 A n; Warren at n:l9 N
and arrives at Youngstown at l2:30 p NJ.
Leaves Youngstown at Lao P n; Warren at go, Pm
and arrives at Cleveland at EOS P N.
superintendent Office. CHAS. RHODES,
Cleveland, March ., 1868. Superintendent
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HEIMSTREET-s
Inlmitable Hair Restorative
IT rs 4 DIE.

II 10 WI ~ Il,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dve.
are composed of lunar eaHsfic, destroying the vital
ity and beauty of the hair, and afford of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's Inimitable Color
ing not only restores hair to its natural color by an
easy process. but gives the hair q
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prevents its falling of, eradi-
Gates dandruf, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time, be-
ing the original Hair Coloring, and is constantly in
creasing in favor. Used by both gentleman and Ia
dies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers. or can
be procured by them Of the commercial agent, d.
S. Barnes. 22 Broadway, MY. Two sizes. 80 cents
nd 81. Nov. ia. 1872.
$4,000 BUILDINGS have been
cleared Of RATS and MICE by using DIR. l.. COTS
: Death to Rats" 1t never fails TO kill. For sale
by J. r. Woods.
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Town and County.
New Church.


New Church.
A meeting will be held at the Pres
byterian Church on Friday, after
noon at 2 o'clock, TO appoint a build
ing committee, and transact such other
business as may be presented. All inter
ested are invited to attend.