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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-09-12

For programme of the County Fair, see
new advertisements.
The report of the Base Ball contest be-
tween the Gustavus and Ktnsman Clubs,
was received too late for this weeks issue.
School Teachers, and persons proposing
to teach, will be interested in the notice CIV
en- by the County Examiners, in the Local
Notice column.
We have received three communications
relative to the Bloomfield Base Ball contro-
versy. One is all we could spare room for.
Rev. C. S. Abbott, Rector Christ's
Church, this place, returned home last week,
after q summers visit abroad.
We would call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of Niles 81 Brooks,
in another column, oftheir Patent Compound
Cure for Foot Rot in Sheep. From the EN-
phatic endorsement of those who have. tried
it, wool growers who study their interests,
will not be slow to adopt it.
The income tax is due snd must be paid
on or before the 29th of this month, to save
10 per cent, penalty. Mr.. Lyman, the Col
lector, says his orders are imperative to en-
force the penalty on delinquents.
-Sub-DiYision No. II, q. S. Revenue, in
this county, which Mr.. Smith Seoville,
late deceased, had charge of, has been an
nexed BY order of the o. S. Commissioner,
to Division 10. All persons having business
in that division will hereafter report to Mr.
james Hoyt, in Warren, who has been au-
thorized to perform the duties of the united
divisions.
-Forty-one persons, whose term of pro-
baton had expired, were received into full
membership, in the Methodist Episcopa
Church, on Sunday last, in this place Th'
first quarterly meeting for the present Con
ference year, will be held N next Saturday
and Sunday.
-Messrs. Harmon Brothers, have just re
ceived q splendid stock of New Goods 70
Fall and Winter Trade. Werefer our read
ers TO their advertisement in this weeks pa
per, and advise them al to drop in and Sc
the Goods for themselves
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Trumbum County Medical SOci-

Pursuant to the call for a meeting of the
Physicians and Surgeons Of this County to
form O Medical Society, a goodly number
assembled at the office of DR.. Woodwork,
at the time mentioned. The object of the
meeting was simply to prepare the way for
forming such an organization. DR.. f. Cas-
per was appointed chairman, NJ. S. Clark,
Secretary, and E. Moore, Treasurer. A
committe of three were appointed, consist
ing % Drs. Clark, Dillon and Woodwork,
10 draft q Constitution and Bylaws to be
presented at the next meeting. A letter
from d.. ]. b. Knight, regretting his ina
bility to be present and assist in forming a
Trumbun County Medical Society, was pre-
sented by DR.. Woods, and read. Drs.
| Woodwork, Brocket and Moore, were ap-
pointed to report at next meeting, cases OF
interest they may have or have had to treat.
Upon motion Of DR.. Moore, Drs. Woods,
Stewart and Metcalf, were appointed a CON-
mite to report a fee bill at e meeting
Moved and carried that the minutes of the
meeting be published in both county papers
also, that we adjourn to meet at 10 o'clock
on Friday. September 2Sth, 1866, at the of
fee of DR.. Woodwork.
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lRaSe Ball.

The return match between the Peerless
Club of Sharon, and the Mahoning of War
rem, was played OF the grounds of the fol
mer, on the afternoon of Saturday last
Although there had been a heavy rain in
the forenoon, the field was in good condition.
Play was called at 2:15 P. NJ, the Maho-
ming, as usual, being sent to the bat.
Every thing incident to the game was
conducted in a fair and honorable manner,
and the Umpire, Mr.. Irvine, well deserved
The praises bestowed by both clubs, for the
prompt and impartial way in which he dis.
charged his duties. The following is a cor
rect copy of the score sheet:
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List of Jurors.

The next Term of Trumbull Commo
Pleas Court commences on Monday, SeI
TENDER 18th inst. Appended is a list of il
rors drawn for the Term:
GRAND JURORS.
]. G. Scott, Rowland.
Daniel Smith, Greene.
C. B. Mofat, Hartford.
Thomas G. Hawkins, Bloomfield.
J. K. Wing, Bloomfield.
s. NJ. Scoville, Hubbard.
J. W. Cummings, Bristol.
Henry q. Long, Hubbard.
Samuel L. Fuller, Vienna.
John West, Brscevile.
E. D. King, Vienna.
F. Dickey, Warren.
Orsoa Woodford, Vernon.
o. NJ. Gleason, Mesopotamia.
B. B. Robbins, Weathersfeld.
PETIT JURORS.
Jacob b. Baldwin, Warren.
Samuel Brown, Rowland.
Edwin White, Mesopotamia.
Thomas J.. Seeley. Bloomfield.
R. s. Hart, Brookheld.
Elisha Adams, Warren.
John Wright, Liberty.
Hannibal Taylor, Fowler.
David Shafer, Champion.
George w. Dickinson, Johnston.
William P. Fobes, G~ustaYus.
Irwin Moore, Weathersfeld.
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The Largest

Assortment Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings ever
brought to Warren-in French German, English
and American fabrics, can be seen at
Aug, %. REED x ADAMS.
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LIST ID Sd 4th 9Th sth 18th Sth 9th
R RnHR5Easa-..1 ! Z 8 i 5 s : IS

ADS 40
Taylor 6. Hardy ).
FLY CATCHES MADE.
MabOning-Hatfeld !, Taylor ], sherman z Lang
ton l, Birchard 2. barley LIS.
paerIess-Hardy 2, RiddleI, Mahannah ], Mounts
/, Kelley l. Higgs 4,-lO.
MISSED CATCHES.
Mahoning.-Hatfeld l, Birchard !, Burton a,-S.
Peerless.-Coleman l, Mounts !, Ashton /, Kelley
3. Haun l, Higgs as.
LEFT ON BASE.
Mahoning.-Taylor /. Sherman 5. Vautrot z Lang
ton /, Orchard 2, Burton 2. Howard LIZ.
P~eerIess.-RiddIe l. Mahannah /. Ashton l. Kelley
!, Higgs LIS.
Umpire, Irvine. of Eenterprise. Scorers, fIen'
of Mahoning.-Gay. of Peerless.
Time of Games hours andS 80 minutes.
1t is but due TO the Mahonings to say that
there were but five of its First Nine present,
while the Peerless was out in full force.
In the evening the Warren boys were
highly entertained, and after a well appre-
clated supper, at which appropriate remarks
were made by Ashton, Hatfield and Burton,
departed for home, well pleased with every
thing and everybody.
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Charlie Dodge
Is still on hand to fit the most fastidious, at
Aug. %. REED 4 DAMS
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TRUTH.-"Truth is mighty and viii PREVAIL
So will Herrick Aliens Gold Medal S~aleratus over
all Others, Notwithstanding 30 many IN the trade
are trying to initiate il and deceive the public
with q spurious article, Our advice is TO use no
other, Try no other. call for no other, and pc put
of with no other, for We kHOto there is ne other as
good. 1t takes less In quantity; il is far superior TO
soda to use with cream tartar; it is free from all
deleteriOus substances; you can obtain much bet
ter Biscuit with il than with any other ~saleratus or
with soda: we have. Try it, and speak from expe-
rience.
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Local Notices.
Something worth Knowing.

Something worth Knowing.
Our usually large stock has been greatly aug.
mented of late, by the arrival of another case o.
Watches from our factory in Switzerland. And
also by the receipt of splendid assortment o.
Ladies Gold Watches and Chains. And further by
the largest lot Of American Watches ever exhibi.
bited in this part of the State.
We have a superb stock of Plated Ware. manu-.
featured for our own trade and bearing our OWE
name, which we warrant to be superior to any
ever offered in the city. You will save money By
getting your Plated Ware of responsible parties
We can recommend our Vautrot &Aekley Watch
to be better than any Watch ever offered in THU
place for the price.
Call and examine our goods before paying largS
prices at small shops.
Sept. II, 1861,
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Town and County.

Economy.
One great source OF profit is economy
Buy your goods of Reed & Adams ano save
non and time thereby. People are re-
ouested 10 hear in mind the motto of their
house. ssnever to be undersold."
They are making daily additions to their
stock. in order to meet the wants of their
customers. Their advertisements will at
tract attention.
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Another Proof.

The Accident Insurance Co. of Columbus" is
doing q very large business, and that it pays its
losses promptly, here is another proof.
WARREN, o., Aug. ., 1866.
81 was insured in the Accident Insurance Co, of
Columbus, and lately met with an injury in pursu-
ing my trade that laid me up for several weeks
The usual compensation was promptly paid me by
the agents, I. j. McLain x Son.
STEWART HAMILTON"
There is no moro reliable Accident Company in
the world, than the Columbus" and we are the
only resident agents. Accidents will happen; then
iRsure for the benefit of the wife and babies. Don't
wait till your neck is brOkenl
Sept 5 Wv I. j. McLAIN & SON
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The BOYS at Home /!

Old customers. and new, viii find that KING has
left accommodating clerks at home to supply theiI
wants; and the boys, are running on the old
stock at a rapid pace. Julius King is now in New
York and will soon return with a big stock OF eY,
cry thing in his line, and the exhibition he viii
then make of Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, spoons
&c. &C., will astonish the fogy dealers in the neigh
borhood. Call at Kings when you come to town
Sept 5, 1t
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s'YOurs is the FrederIcks
WARREN

The above is the language used by q Now York
man, IWho is well to do in the arts and sciences OF
the day) upon examining our place, and manner sG
Of doing business, and without any disposition 70
are making work which will compare favoEably
with any made at the present day. Come and see
for yourselves. Gallery, No. Is, Market Street
Warren, Ohio. RlCE-Artst,
AuR 29-tf
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Teachers Examination.

A series of General Examinations for the teach,
ers of Trum bull County, will be held in War; en- a
the High School Room on Sept. 18th and oath, Oct
LIST and sth. Applicants will provide themselves
cents) for the payment of the requiredfee and post
age.
Examinations to commence each day at II
O'Clock, Am.
By order of the Board.
SeptI2-4y
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Prices ut Camps Mills.

Owing to the recent rise in the markets, l
am compelled to advance prices, as follows
No. 1 Shelled Corn so cts. per bushel; Corn
Meal SLIGO per cwt.; Chopped Feed S1.65
per ewt.; Pure Rye, Corn and Oats Chopped
Feed, S1.s5 per cwt. ID. w. CAMP.
June 20-tf
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A S T III NJ A !.

Extract from the Life of Washington Irving"
by his nephew, Pierre NJ. Irving. vol. ". page
2T2:
The doctor prescribed. as an experiment-WhRt
had been suggested by DR.. 20. W. Holmes on his
last visit-'Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma
a teaspoonful in a wine-glass of water. to be taken
ev ery four hours. A good night was the result"
This great remedy has been used in thousands of
the worst cases of Asthma. with astonishing and
uniform success. and it is offered to the public
with full con6dencein its merits. 1t contains no
poisonous or injurious properties whatever. See
circulars accompanying each bottle. Joseph Bur-
nett & Co., Boston. sole proprietors. Sold by
HoYT, STRATTON & HAPGO0D, Warren,
Ohio. and by all Druggists.
August %. 1866. wks.
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Presbytery of TrumbuII.

The Presbytery Of Trumbull will notice its an.
nual meeting in Mesopotamia. on the Sd Tuesday
18th Of Sept. The sessions to commence at 2 P. NJ
XENoPHoS BELTS. Stated Clerk.
Vienna, O., Sept, II, 1866.
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new and wonderful thing in Trumbull County,
julius King has brought With him from New YORK
a genuine Ship Chronometer, one Of the best time
regulators in the world. Its SO rated hat it loses
and their families are requested to call and see 1t
We Will regulate all your watches, and no charge
hemember Kings Jewelry Store, Main Street.
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BRISTOL

Sept. III, 1866.
Mr.. EDITORIALS Base Ball Clubs are all
the 60, our young men determined not to be
out done by their neighbors, have organized
three clubs, one at the North Corners and
two at the center. The club at the corners has
been in running order for several weeks
The clubs at the center have recently opened
up; one is composed of young men, the other
of ''caques." Last Saturday the young mems
club at the center, were called ''from re-
freshments to labor" at one o'clock, P. M
We were honored with an invitation to re-
pair to the field and take a seat, and be-
come a locker on, that is, witness the play.
We did so, and 1 will give you what 1
learned on the occasion. The game being
entirely new to most all present, the book
on tactics had to be consulted first to find out
how to lay off a field. This was done by
fixing TOUR bases, ninety feet apart, in the
form Of a square. This done, tactics was
again consulted to find out what was an in
nlngs and what was an outings. This i'm
portant fact being established, the game COM
menced In earnest, which consisted princi-
Pai1y IN the players running with their great
est speed $50 feet, stopping three times tc
change their base. After waiting three hour:
to see where the PLAY come in I conclude
the whole game required too much labor tol
me, inasmuch as l naturally incline 10 N,
!, | lazy club of our neighboring town.
The score was now footed up, and / LEARNED
that one side had 81 innings, and the other
side had 81 outings, and the Umpire decided
that the outings had won the game by threI
majority. GUEST.
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The undersigned is prepared to collect your
semi-annual payments Of pensions lin September
and March of each year, cheaper than you can do
II yourselves, and will advance the money to those
from a distance, when they come in, to sign the
vouchers, thereby saving the time and expense Of
coming twice. Bring your pension certIhcate 70
the Warren Pension Agency, any time otter the4 th
of September, not before. ALM0N d. WEBB,
Aug 1866 81 Bounty and Pension agent.
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Brooks and Potter

Are still making Photos equal to any madein
the State, and their ink pictures are acknowl-
edged by good judges to be ahead of any
made in these parts. We pay special atten-
tion to our copied work, and feel confident
VIC can please all who may favor US with
their patronage. Give US a trial.
TJuly IS, 1866. If.
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Meeting.

The members of Company B 18th Regt. 0. vi.
are invited to meet at kinsmau, Ohio, on the 20tI
GEORGE MURDOCH.
Z. II. HULSE,
LYMHN ROOT.
Sept. Il, Committee of Arrangements.
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settlements ordered to be Advertised

l. accounts of Executors. administrators and
Guardians that have been filed in the Probate
Court of Trumbull county, be advertised for four
consecutive weeks, agreea bleto Law, and that they
the 10th day Of September, A. D., 1866, when they
will be examined and ordered to record hnO ex-
captions appear thereto.
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pn. You will find Rye Flour, Dat Meal
Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and Farinai
At the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN 81 BRUCE.
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By JAS. WILLIAMS
Certificate of Authority.
ITO expire on the 31st day of January. 1861
Office of the Auditor of State,
Insurance Department.
Columbus, o., Aug. l3.lS66.g

OA-S
Insurance Department.
Columbus, o., Aug. lS.1S66.g
Whereas. The Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company, located at Milwaukee. in the
State of Wisconsin. has filed in this Office a sworn
statement of its condition. as required by the act
$40 regulate Insurance Companies not incorpore-
ted BY the State of Ohio" passed April s, 1856,
and amended February 9, 1861, and the act To
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
April 5, 1866; and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
mai II Is possessed of an actual Capital Of at least
one Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. invest
Ell as required BY said acts; and Whereas, said
Company has filed in this office a written instru-
ment under its corporate seal, signed by the Presi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents of said Companyin this State to aeknOW-
ledge service of process, for and in behalf of said
Company according to the terms Of said act Of
April s, 1856.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the act afOre-
said, 1, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Milwaukee
Is authorized to transact the business Of Life Insu-
rance in this State until the thirty-hrst day of
January, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-seven.
.iSeaI.l In Witness Whereof. 1 have hereuntO sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of
my Office to be affixed the day and year
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chi. Clerk.
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House for Sale.

The house and lot known as the Bouton proper
ty, situatein the northeast part oftOwn, is for sale;
The lot contains about one-half acre oflandi good
house, barn, ~cistern. fruit trees, ~shrubbery. &e,-
For particulars enquire Of the undersigned at the
CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Aug. Is, 1S66-tf. WIN. RITEZEL.
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Engine for Sale
Important Notice to Pension

A good second hand eight Horse Power Enl
l. Boiler for sale by H. S. ROBBINS, of New
Falls o, tAug. %
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Seed Wheat
Aprime article can be had at CAMPS Mill.
Cali soon, august 29-tf
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The Union

Business College Of FELTON, q BIGELoW, OF
Cleveland, has the students, the course OF study
and the teachers, and merits the great popularity
il enjoys.
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Signs for the Times.

In a recent issue Of the Lendon Times, we fnd
an interesting article on the wine and its consum.
ton in past years in England. We make the fol
lowing extract America now produces a wine ex.
eel lent IN quality and exquisite IN flavor, as al
testify who have tasted the Samburg wine of Mr.
A. Speer of New Jersey, U. S. A. In our peram.
b~ulations through Spain, France and Portugal, W.
acquired some experience in wine, and have tasted
none to excel the Samburg vintage of America
In our opinion, this wine cannot fail Of success. l
is already attracting considerable attention il
London and Paris, and with the ladies will becomI
a general favOrite on account of its non-intoxica
ting properties.-LoHdOn Times.
Anderson d Rupp sell the wine.
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NYRUM PHILLIPS, Agent,

Aug. %, 1s66-St.
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visitors to the al !
For Sale.

Within 20 minutes walk of the Court House, my
place, containing about 5 acres; new Dwelling
House, new and well arranged Stable 1Sx2S; good
well, cistern, &c. Grounds well set out in choice
Fruit Trees, about 90 Grape Vines. which Will
como into bearing next season; plenty OF small
fruits bearing. If not sold by Oct. lst. will be rem
ted. Inquire at Warren Planning Mill for
Sent 5 f66-tf II, W. STRATTON.
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The best place to learn Bookkeeping. Business
Customs, Penmanship or .Telegraphiing. is at the
Union Business College of Cleveland. FELTON, q
Bigelow, proprietOrs.
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CLEVELAND is a great Commercial Center, and
has much more extended facilities than institu-
lions located in country towns. The Union Busl-
ness College will spare no pains or expense 10 do
-afirz iusfice to lis pupils.
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Buy your Flour of Osborn s.
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
.sCitv Mills" Flour. None better in market.
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WeathersGeId Temple of Hon
or NO. 10,
Meets every Saturday evening. at Templar's
Hall in Miles.
JkMEs DRAA, W. R.
REFS DEGREE No. u, meets every Monday even
ing.
JAMES DRAA, D. 7.
WM. DAVIS, Jr., D. r,
August 8, 1866. 3ms.
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Lamps! Lamps! Lamps!
H0" H0YT, sTRATToN & HAPGOOD.
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See a Woman

See a homan
In another column picking Samburg. Grapes for
Speer's Wine. 1t is an admirable article used IN
hospitals and by the first class families in Paris,
london and New York in preference to old port
wine. It is well worth a trial, and gives great sat
isfaefion. March % en-
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Hair I've

Hair Dye!
Bushes, ChristadorO's. Jayne's. Browns and
H0YT, STRATToN & HAPGOOD.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th day
July. 1866. EDMAED l.
TSeaI1 Notary Public.
H1.-L.. a - 30 rCeE I

1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a
correct copy Of the Statement of Condition Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Of Mil
year 1866.
JAS. II. GOLDMAN
Auditor OF state.
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Water Pipe.

300 Bushels
ofgoOd No. l Seed Rye. at Camps Mill.
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10 We sell Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrip. for
HoYT. sTRATToN HAPGooD.
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Lamp Burners,

Lamp bufncFSs
Lamp Chimnies, Lamp Wicks, always on hand.
at No. 5, Main Street.
Sept 5 If H0YT. STRATTON HAPGOOD.
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NJ. S. CLARK, Secretary.

We, the undersigned Physicians and Sur
geons would cordially invite the Physicians
and Surgeons of the County to unite with
US at the next meeting, in forming a medi-
al o-rop5zo4fop
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Accidents of All Kinds.
1866
1903.

1903. 1866.
SIxTY-THREE YEARS OF HONORABLE Sue
CESS
The Norwich FIRE INSURANCE CoMPA-
Ny continues to insure Merchandise, Farm
Property, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
at fair rates.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMs the only
Agent at Warren. [July II, 1866.
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Practical

Many young men are inquiring. Where can !
obtain a business education that is thorough for the
least expense ?" We reply, go to the Union Bush
ness College of Cleveland. which ranks first among
that class of Institutions.
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Covernment Goods

I WUW q UOO
[ C.. McConnells. Blankets. Saddles, Brides,
Goats and Spreads nearly new cheap Tor Cash.
Sept. 5. 1866. If.
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Those Solid silver spoons

And that han dsomely engraved set of Coin Jew.
elry were made at Vautrot x AekIey's, the only
EnOrdUers in Warren. lSept. l2.-3w
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"A WoHAN's GLoRY."-This apt term is ascribed
to a magnificent head Of hair. Multitudes North.
South, East and West are evidence to the fact that
no preparation equals BURNErT's COCAINE in
producing this great adornment. Sold by
H0YT, STRATT0N Il HAPG00D.A Warren
Ohio, and by all Druggists.