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nnIdRnhbery.

FD1roR CHRONICLE, WARREN, o.
On the night of the 18th inst, at the farm
house of Peter Farber, Esq, in Rose Town
chip, Carol Go. O., ]. W. Harris Former
ly of Trumbull Co.. was assaulted and
robbed of (S6,75O) six thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars. The next
morping about 8 O'Clock, as Mr.. Harris
did not get up to breakfast, Mr.. Farber
went up to the room where MI. Harris
was sleeping, to see why he had not arisen
las he had been called previously MI.
Farser found him lying on his back with
\ chair rung IN his mouth tied with pack
ing cord around the back part of his
head: his hands were crossed and tied be-
hind his back, the cord being tapped two
or three times around each wrist very
tight. his feet were also tied with the
same kind Of cord. Mr.. Farber seeing
blood on both pillows and on his face
which coursed from his mouth and nos
4tils. supposed him 70 be dead. Mr.. Farber
ran TO the head of the stairway and call
ed for help, and sent his son after DR..
Whitaore; then he went back and cut
him loose and found that there was still
life. The DR.. came and administered stin-
ulants and he revived, but not so much so,
but that he was Eighty during that and
The following day. Nj. Harris says that
all he can remember about the affair, Is,
after he had gone to bed he felt something
wet or cold on his face like q pillow, at
che same time some person jostling up
and down upon his breast and pit of his
stomach. The DR.. said that it was his
Ouinion from the symptoms, that ehlOro-
form had been administered. The entry
was supposed to have been made at the
window of the room where Mr.. Harris
slept. No clue has been obtained to the
robbery. $4,000 reward is offered for the
apprehension of the robbers and money.
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WOODEN COFFINS
Of all siIes and styles always on hand.
Dom Mistake the place.
TRUESDELL + TOWNSEND,
Main Street, Warren, o.
n. 10 1876
Dec. 10, 1866
From south America.

In the ight of October seth, at Per-
July, after repulsing the PsroguaysnS
the Brazillians sailed out from the
fort, but were surrounded and cut up
badly, losing six hundred in killed and
wounded, besides numerous prisoners.
The gunboat Psrauayba was badly
damaged by the Paraguayans October
29th, and was compelled to run ashore
to prevent SINGING It is stated that
three more ironclsds joined the Bra
lillian feet.
The Emperor of Brazil has emAncipa-
ted all his slaves.
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Wool Markets.

TheNeW York wool market is firm for desira-
Bile kinds Of domestic and foreign, says the Com
mereidl List, with, however, but q moderate
business. The latest phase of the tariff ques-
ton is conveyed in q Washington diepateh, IN
effect that representatives Of the wool interest
who have mustered in strong force at the Capt.
tol, demand q protection of Is per cent. clear Of
the 5 per cent. tax and duty on the raw materl-
al. This reportin istsef amounts 70 nothing.
though It is q straw that shows which way the
wind blows. The sales are 10000 pounds State
and Western fleece at Sha &c for unHashed
Western 46a5ec for washed do. q 5la60c Tor
good to prime Michigan New York and Ohio ;
1000 pounds pulled. part lambs at SIG. and
the remainder on private terms; 1000 pounds
Texas, part &a33Ec; bales California, Aa3lci
and Z5 bales Mestiza, on private terms. By
25c. cash.
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New YORK, December pa Dublin
letter to the Sunday News says the Gov
eminent officials are frequently sold by
stories that Stephens had landed at differ
ent points on the coast, which keeps troops
and gun-boats constantly on the move
The Ph@nix Bank, in which is situated
the Government powder magazine, has
been surrounded by heavy earthworys and
palisades.
Troops are constantly arriving from Eng
land and it Is suspected that Irish regl,
ments are transported to England and
colonized, in spite of all the eIertion on
the part of the authorities.
Midnight meetings for drill and exsr-
else are being held all over Ireland and
the people are evidently awaiting Ste
phen's arrival to rise in spite of the great
odds against them.
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Representatives of the Mahoning Di-
vision the A. & G. w. R'y., and of the
Law nee r. R., met at New York, on
last thursday to perfect arrangements tor
running through trains, on the new line,
from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. 1t IS ex-
pected the road will be in readiness for
trains by the first of February.
The Carrier of the CHRONICLE, who
has made faithful weekly visits to his town
subscribers, will be pleased to see them on
New Years morning, as he has something
nice to tell them.
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Vernon, Dec. 20.

Prof. o. S. Fowler, the celebrated
Phrenologist of New York, lectured in
this place on Wednesday and Friday
evenings last. He is q very interesting
speaker, and presents his subject in very
clear and logical style. He complained
of a want of patronage and appreciation
here, and was afraid the people of the
Reserve are too much pr~iest-ridden. Not
any, Mr.. Fowler; there Is more independ-
ent thinking on the Western Reserve than
can be found In the same number of
square miles in the Union.
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Allegheny Live stock Market


CITTLE-The market since our last has IN
degone but little change as regards prices or
demands. The offerings for the past hve weeks
have not varied seventy-tiVe head. The sales
for the past three weeks v ere respectively 6IS.
637 and CSC. The market was fairly attended.
there being q number Of Eastern dealers on
hand. Cattle, however, are beginning to be
neglected, more attention being paid to hogs
The current rates this week were 1915. $500.
6.s0GT25. Last week S3.5097,25 were the ru-
ling prices. The market closed with q limited
number in the pens.
HOGs-The market was we'll supplied during
the week Holders Of choice hogs Wert disposed
to advance the figures, which reverted GER
tain sales. The sales this week foot ~ 49, head
against 10 last week, q falling of reaching rs
head. Prices this week were 5000, S6s5OgI. 80
per cwt. Last week the eXtreres were $3.50.
S6,5097.00 per cTt
SHEEP-The market was dull with limited
transactions. The number sold we're small
Sheep meat has but little attraction at the pres
emit time. A few head only were disposed Of at
prices ranging from S4,0OG5,50 = cwt. Last
weeks prices were 5 .!5SS6.tO ecNt
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Finance & Trade.
co,,rorrp rrrnr rrrap.r. ~ Fa..n . s,nrs


CORRECTED KYERY TUESDAY. BY FREEZE 4 SMITH
WARREN. O.. Dec. "a. 1856.
The week ending Saturday was marked
by q steady falling off in values at all
prominent points. Gold declined five per
cent, and government securities 1@2 per
cent. The decline in gold is said to be
due the increased export demand for cot
ton and the reduced imports. The decline
in government securities have been parti-
ally in sympathy with gold, and the dread
Of = contraction. The week closed on 3
stringent money market. The New York
Tribune says there is q continUs' drain Of
legal tenders South.
Gold. Is2.
Silver, large. lbs.
" small. $50.
Five-Tventiss. 1867. los.
1854. LOG.
1856, 10.
Seven-Thirties. Qst series) los.
cd and Sd ssrieD lO4.
Compound Interest Notes. 1864, III.
1855, los.
PROFESSIONALISM and declining
P0ULTRY-Turkeys and Chickens are COM
ing in quite plenty. and are taken. at s to 1Oc
per D live. 12915c dressed.
GROCERIES-The market remains firm and
dull. Importers and Jobbsrs admit a slightde-
cline in sugars. Goods of all kinds are contin-
ually huctuating which renders prices nominal.
WHEAT-White. $685.; Amber. S3.6
Spring. $3.50.
OATS-0ats are firm at 4s950c.
CORN-Corn dull; is selling in the ear at 4Oe Per
bushel.
DRIED APPLES-Drisd Apples are firm at 10C
in goods, Sc cash.
BUTTFR-Fresh Roll Butter from % to 900.
CHEESE-English Dairy are firm at 10; IVES
tern Reserve large. at l2e.
EGGS-EgEs 25c per doz cash. and 3Oc trade.
DRESSED H0GS-Hesvy Dressed Hos ar'
selling from 79sc.
LARD-Country rendered. u9l2.
H~IDES-Green 7Ke. Dry 12915.
POTAToES-Jerssy Peach Blows Csc; Mixed
and other grades 3594Oc.
TURNIPS-Whits Russia are 40c per bushel.
CHESTNUTS-Chestnuts are firm at S 90; ligh
crop.
uT1U0PV NTTS-TTnland ara br;ng;pz q n
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Fatal Accident.

On Thursday last, Mr.. John Eiblock,
foreman of the yard at Leavittsburg, Of
the A. & G. W. R'y., while engaged in
stalking cars, a car struck the stake he was
holding so as to cause it to slip and strike
him on the thigh, crushing it so terribly
that Mr.. Nibloek survived the accident
but about two hours. He was a very
faithful mar and had been in the employ
of the company since the opening Of the
road. He leaves 3 wife and eight chill
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triumphant Success.

Nineteenth season of Rice's Photographs De
lineations, andno abatement of success. During
this fine. the subscriber has probably made
more pictures. given better satisfaction. studied
He AT deeper. from a love of the same. than
any other Artist now engaged in the business.
ed to climb the dizzy heights of his ambition.
and will hold forth. as usual, at No. Is. Market
Street, Warren, o., where satisfaction will be
given in all cases. or no pay Go to RScss for
am Find Of a Photographs production.
dec. l2-tf.l RlCE-Artist.
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0HoId on. santa Claus!

Where did you buy your Christmas Presents
I bought them where 1 always do. Of
course" said the old chap.
where's that ?"
AT Julius Kings on Main Street. Kings
goods are cheap and good; the men prize them.
the ladies go into ~eOstacies over them the little
ones shout for Joy at them.- My trade would be
useless fit were not for King. Kings is the
headquarters for Christmas folks" And the
old fellow was of in q jify,
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Explanation.

Mr.. EDITOR IL saw Mr.. Mattocks
on yesterday, and he says he did not
tell me that Mr.. Sheldon got his seed
corr from him. So 1 am in for n en-
Tor. All l have to say is, hat 1 did
not even think of his getting his seed
elsewhere. Mr.. Mattocks thinks that
he may have misunderstood Mr.. Shell
don about the corn planted and raised.
hope, Mr.. Editor, that we are all
men of truth, snd that no one is in
tentionally wrong.
Yours, truly,
ID. K.
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Dr.. E.. JoIIIe AIattOcks

The renowned Analytical Physician. asks the
question of all persons suffering under the tor
ments of any form of Bilious Diseaes. why they
will continue to suffer when ~reliefis at hand I
The Doctor is neted for asking questions, put ne
does Il for a good purpose. and before he is
through make a point TO become master ola pa
TENTS feelings, symptoms, pains. aches. and
ailments of whatever nature, IL pehooVes wen
ali inyslids, therefore 10 call on DR.. Mattocks
when they have an opportunity. and receive
treatment and care at his hands. be visits a
limited number oftownS and cities IN Northern
Ohio monthly, for the purpose Of examining
~patients and their cases. The many and COM
plicated diseases Of Females receive new and
universally suce treatment by DR.. Mat
tocksS. Let no one.---man. woman or enid
be deferred from calling on the Doctor because
of their poverty. The poor very hbsrally treat
ed. Consultation is always free. Hisnext yis-
if to Warren will be on Monday, the SOth day
Of Dec. 1855. He stops at the National Hotel,
one day. Dec. 20 lSoo-lt.
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General Order No. o o

H~EADQUARTkRs N TIE FIELD.
To the Public:
You are hereby commanded to appear at
Julius Kings Christmas Emporium immediately
armed and equipped with a greenback to select
from his magnificent stock of Presents some
thing for husband, wife or baby.
Let no one disObey this. under penalty Of see
ing where he missed it," if he buys his goods
anywhere else. .SANTA CLAUS,
General Commanding Department.
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HEHOLIDAYSt

Those halcyon days have come again,
The happiest of the year,
Friendship and love have lit their hreS
Our ice cold hearts to cheer.
They come not alone to fashions hall,
But shed alike, their gifts on all.
It's at such times we often hear
From some kind, loving heart,
Alas what gift can l present
That will lasting truth impart;
Friends, such idle thoughts
Need not appear in rhyme.
For Rice, the Artist. can please at any time
At his Gallery, No. Is. Market Street. Warren,
This is the place to go to get good pictures.
Dec q. 1866 RICE, Artist.
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Bibles and Testaments

Of the various sizes and styles published by
the American Bible Society. for sale at t0hole-
sale rates (for one or more) by the Tru=6aLl
County Bible Society. at the store of A. E. An
drews L Sons, Market St., South side ofthe
Square, Warren. Ohio. T~estGmentsJo for 10cts.
Dec.5 1S66-1yr.
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Notice.

Having sold our Cracker Factory" to Messrs.
Briefly 4; Stratton, of this place. all orders for
Crackers, de-, should be addressed to them.
AN persons indebted to the underlined. are
requested to make immediate payment to Al
mond d. Webb. at his office on Main street. and
those haying claims against US. will present
them Immediately TO said Webb. who isfully au-
thorized by us to settle the business of the firm.
dec. l2-3Wl J.S- y d Co.
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Old Erie Lodge.

At the annual election of Old Erie
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Charles r. Hunt, W. NJ.
L. y. Dawson, S. W.
E. II. Ensing, J. W.
II. Stiles. Treasurer.
Il. H. Townsend, Secretary.
R. A. Baldwin, S. d.
P. Van Antwerp, j. D.
l.. Burton, Tyler.
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New Books.

Just received. The Sanctuary. by Geo. Ward
Nichols. price 81: St. Elmo. by the author Of
'Benloh," price 81. PoeIical works, by Alfred
Street, 2yols. s.. Olive Logan's new Christmas
story. John Morris's Money" price 25cts.-
Tennyson's Poems. complete, Turkey antique.
price $40, at W.N. W. Z. PORTBR'S.
Dec 26-lw
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The Frenuent Accidents

Which have recently happened in this yicin-
ity, remind you of the great importance ofbeinE
insured against accidents in a sound company.
Procure q policy. without delay, In the HART
FOR COMPANY.
WHfTTLEsET ADAMS, is 1.-THE only agent at War
rem Dec, %, lS66-1t.
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tt.n1inn.

We are prepared to get up on short no
t,oe Fine Castor and Heavy Beaver Over
Goats, in all shades and colors- Over
Coat patterns q yds. each, with or with
out Trimmings. as parties may desire
W-enners spd Drawers in ali grades NJ
S"" REED &ADAMS.
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SheH-WOFk.

Have you seen that beautiful assortment of
Shell-work. just opened at Porter's? They are
the finest specimens of that art ever brought to
this place. and we'll worth calling to see if you
do not wish TO purchase. Also they have Euch
a fine display of Holiday goods. that every one
is sure TO be suited with something nice. at
Dec. 26-lt P0RTER'S BOOK STORE.
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PROFESSOR 7. E. PERKINS Of New York.
will hold q Musical Convention at Bristol,
Ohio. commencing Tuesday. January s. 1867.
continuing three days. closing with q Public
Concert. A general invitation is extended to
singers in Trumbull and adjoining counties,
who will be enterteinedfreo.
Books furnished by the Professor.
WARREN MALrBY, Bristol
THOMAS ANDERSON. Bloomfield,
BENZ. MALTBY, Pennington,
dec. 19-SW. Committee.
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AttenfIOn. wool GROWERS.

The annual meeting of the Trumbull Coun-
ty Wool Growers Association fol-, the election
Of officers, and transaction of other business.
will be held in Warren. on Wednesday, J anu
airy I'd. 1867. Those appointed to solicit mem.
berships. will be expected to report q full list OF
names at said meeting "A.
Dec 26-It Secretary.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion,
ten cts. per Lfae each sHbseQUeHt insertion.
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MahOning Chapter No. sc.

MahOnIng Chapter No. sc.
At regular meeting of Mahoning Chap
ter, Dec. 19, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Edward Spear, NJ. f. II.
R. A. Baldwin, NJ. E. K.
NJ. Gaskill, NJ. E. S.
P. Van Antwerp, B. j.
S. W. Kimball, G. II.
Phineas Chase, r. A. c.
w. H. McMurray, NJ. 8 vi.
w. W. Able, NJ. 2 vi.
Lemuel Dray, NJ. l vi.
l.. Burton, Gaurd.
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TrumbuII National Bank of
Warren,

WARREN. OHIO. Dec. "A. 1866.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
serve the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of any other business that may come before
them, will be held at the Banking House Of the
association on Tuesday the eighth day of anu;
ary next between the hours of10 and 4 of said
day. JOHN ;. AhD Casnler.
Dee. Dc. 2W.
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Home Fire Insurance Co.

Of New York. Cash capital paid up Two
MILLION DOLLARS. Cash assets, Sept. l. 1866,
s., $50, 1920 Merchandise. Dwelling Houses
and farms property insured at fair rates.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS is the only Agent at
Warren. ldec &-lW
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Card.

For the ensuing sixteen weeks I will be ab-
sent from my ONCE as follows:-On Tuesday
afternoons; on Wednesday and Thursday fore
heretofore, and will be glad to serve my friends
and patrons as before.
Ofice hours from 9 to 10 4. n. and 2to4P
NOV. Z til NJ. c. W00DW0RTH. N D.
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Grand Ball.

The "B" Club of Warren, will hold their first
Annual Ball at the Gaskill House. on Monday
ev ening, Dec. 81. 1856. Music by Guilder's Band,
assisted by Marsh Harmon.
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BRUSSELS, December 23.-The old diff
ferences concerning tie Scheldt, have been
renewed, and the governments OF Belgium
and Holland are at open issCe1on the sub
ject. All attempt, however, is being made
10 settle the auastion.bv diplomacy. -
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Mrs. Potter

Would inform her friends and customers that
she has lust received q fine stock of new Millin-
ery Goods, at her new Room, over Harmon's
Drug Store, Market Street. Warren. where she
will be pleased to wait on all who may favor
her with a call. (OctSu
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Every Family at this Season shOuld use
SPEEP'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe orits medicinal and ben
eicial qualities. highly esteemedby eminent
Physicians, in European and American Hospi-
tails. andy some of the first families in Europe
AS A TONIC
II has no equal, causing an appetite and build
ing up the system, being entirely pure wine of
q most valuable grape
AS DIURETIC
It imparts q healthy action Of the Glands, Kid
neys, and Urinary Organs. very beneficial IN
Dropsy, Cont and Rheumatic Affections,
SPEERSS WINE
Is . pure article from the Juice Of the PoT
Grape. possessing medical properties superior
to any other vine In use. and an excellent ar
10 10 for weak and debilitated persons, and the
aged and infrm, improving the appetite and
b0neftting ladies and children ny q once
and you triH not Be deceSveG.
IA Be sure hat the signiture OF ALFRED
SPEEB Is over the cork Of each bottle.
Sold by Anderson Il Rupp, warren. Ohio.
who also sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY,
aohoioe old article, imported only BY Mr.. Speer.
direct from Oporto.
Trade supplied BY Strong & Armstrong,
Cleveland. Ohio; the Fahnestocks and R. E.
Sellers, Pittsburg Pa; by wholesale dealers
in New York and PHILADELPHIA, and BY A.
SPEER. ct his vineyard in New Jersey,
Principal Once. A8 broadway, New York
March q '66 en-
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CasSImer Suits.

At less prices than before the war. Great
Bargains are being daily given in 0Vercoats. by
Nov Is, FIELD d TURNER.
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Town and County.

Attention, Ladies.
Reed s. Adams have Black, Blue n
DobIis Beaver Cloths, which they are
sailing for LADIES' Cloaks and Saques-
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The subscriber offers for sale. his Store in
Phoenix Block. on Market Street, now occupied
by Messrs Reed 4 Adams. 1t is the most desirs-
BILE business location in Warren.
Town lots in the immediate vicinity Of the
A. & G. w r.: r. Depot. in north Warren. Also
dec. 1e-4s
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Can make old tin brighter than new, il they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON.
Oct 8 '66 No. 5. mnrke sstrset.
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TBIEsrA, December 23.-Ths Turkish
feet in the Canadian waters has been large
ly increased. The insur-ection in Gambia
i by no means crushed, and further hght-
inc IA stated "a have occurred,
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Gore Wheel and PInion.

A new bevelCore Wheel and Pinion for sale.
the core wheel 6 feet diameter. 6 inch cogs-l6
inch eye-made at the Cuyahoga Steam Fur
mace, in Cleveland. Call at our works:
DOUGLASS. WHITE q Co,
Warren, Dec. II. 1866.
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Insure Yourself

With a Good Over Coat. Under Coat, Vest.
Pts. Hat, Cap. Shirt. Wrapper. Drawers. Gloves.
Socks; sqsPendeI5s, c SeG * d LIe ana hdkt Al inc
REED 4 ADAMS.
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Hats s. CABS.

The largest stock in the county. and. the best
Notwithstanding ell the styles, at prices no
opposition can compete with, at
Nov. q. FIELD d TURNER'S
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"a WoMAS's GLoRY."-This apt term is as
criNSd to a magnificent head Of hair. Multi
tudes North, South. East and West are evidence
to the factthatn no preparation equals BURNETTs
CoCOAINE in producing this great adornment.
Sold BY HOYT, STRATTON x HAPGO0D,
Warren, Ohio. and BIZ all DruEgists.
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BrIttan'S

CONTINUOUS CoPPER-sTRIP LIsHTSIFG Con-
DUCIoRs for sale by TOWN 4 PATCH,
dec 19.-tf Warren, Ohio,
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Goods

We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
RUSH d HAMILTON.
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Just received and selling at Panic Prices
Come and see them, FIELD TURNER
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Engine for Sale.
A good second hand eight Horse Power En-
CINE 4 Boiler for sale by II. S. ROBBINS. Of
N~eHtonlFalls o. LAug. PITT.
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nal You will find Rye Flour, Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and
Farina, at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN s. BRUCE
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400 OVercOats

81 Leave your orders early for Fall and
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