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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
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II In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumhul
County. State Of OhiO. Partition. Horace J.
Rrace and Ann yanette g.. Brace. plaintiffs. VI
james K. Marsh, Frances Marsh. Frederic D.. LEI
per. Alice LeDptr. Peter Whelan. Miranda VIII.
Ian. NeEei Clark Philend4 Clark. Nelson Clars
and Philenda Clark. WIDOW Of Hiram Clark:
Nelson Clark. Who is supposed to reside in Ear
vile. County Of Deievan, and State Of Iowa. viii
take notice that the above named Horace J,
Bra~e and his wife, Anu Jaae-te Brace did. on the
Ith day Of March. A. d 1876 file their pertiOn in
the said Court. demanding partition and assign.
ment Of dover in the following described real es-
tate. of which the said Hiram Clark. Iate OF Mes
Opotamia, in said County of TrunboIl. died sei1ed
and possessed. situate in said Township Of Meso-
po'ania, bounded and described as follows:
lBF part of original lot No. 42
bounded on the south BY lands Of james Laird. %
the east by lands Of Hiram 3. Bates. on the north
by the north boundary line of said lot No. AZ. and
on the west BY lands of Ephraim Cox and job
Reynolds. containing about one hundred fifteen
and one-half acres of laud.
2D PIECECBeing part Of original lot No. 80 and
bounded and described as follows On the west by
the public square at the center Of said township,
Lyman. on the east by lands of Linus Tracy and
Increase Norris. containing about FIVE and one.
third acres of land. subject TO q deduction of a
lot owned by Frederic ID L@pper, on the west side
containing about One-third Of an acre.
The petitioners alledge that they are the owners
and entitled TO hold in security one equal seventh
part of said premises, subject only to the dover Of
dants are cO-partners and tenants in common with
them They demand that partition Of said premi-
ses and assignment of dover. The petition will
be for hearing at the next term Ct said Court. on
the 18th day Of May, 1896. TAYLOR 4 JONES.
March IA 1866 Att'ys for Petitioners.
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DRLDGEN NOTICE.

ID The Commissioner Of Trumbull County, 4,
UiIl be at the Tamaraek Greek. in Braceville. on
the ridge road to Newton Falls. near the house Of
seth Lee. on the 9Th day of April. 1850. to let the
Job of furnishing materials and building two abut-
ments aud supers ructure for q bridge. A plan TO
be submitted al the time Of letting, which will be
between the hours Of 10 and L o'clock A. NJ. Of
that day. ALSO:
On the same day, between the hours Of / and 8
O'Clock, P. NJ, the Commissioners will be at Gale
Cree in Newton township. near the residence Of
Msnville Barbe-. to let the job of furnishing ma
terials and building two abutments and
superstrueture for q bridge, q plan Of which
win be submitted at the time o. letting
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Accident I'm harrington.

Last Friday, as Mr.. Oliver Smith, assisted
bya dozen or so of his n~eighbors, was move
ing a building that had been used as a Fam
ming Mill shop, with teams, the horses of
Mr.. AlonzO Osmer, being behind, Of one
string, and driven by young Osmer, who,
just as the building was within a few feet of
its destination, tripped and fell, losing com
mand of the reins. The horses sprang for
ward, one of them into the whifietree Of
the forward horse. causing it to kick, and in
so doing broke the leg of Mr.. osmer's horse
short of Just above the ankle joint, and of
course running the animal. A subscription
of SCI, 90 was Immediately made, which has
since been increased to about $4,000
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
s. Modern POets.,'


The editor of the Warren Consttu luton,
in last weeks issue of that paper, as
sumes to c~riticise the small bills issued
by the Polemic Club announcing that Mr..
Murdoch would "read from Shakespeare
and other modern poets" The knowing ed
tor suggests a lecture on Chronology for
the benefit of the Club. The Constitution
editor is evidently himself in need of
chronological information. He, by impli-
cation, places Shakespeare among the
ancient poets, and in so doing displays a
degree of ignorance lily becoming a
would-be critic. Poets and poetry are
classed under two heads, ancient and
modern. The best authority extant says
-" Chronologically the separation be-
tween ancient and modern times is
marked by the birth of Christ; and men
tally by the development and elaboration
through the following centuries of the
Christian idea. which marks the dawn of
the Christian epoch"
Does the editor of the Consultation know
whether Shakespeare lived before or
since the Christian era! If he thinks
Shakespeare works were written by No
ses or Homer, or Job or David, it is to be
hoped he will say so boldly, instead Of
merely insinuating opinions.
Will the editor tell US in what ages the
ancient poets wrote, and when the mod,
ern If the Polemic Club is in error,
and history wrong, the Constitution edi
tor can have the distinction of correcting
the errors. He can find a system of short
hand chronology in some of the patent
medicine almanscs, with which he can
+" post up"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
School Teachers.

The Board of County School Examiner
will hold examinations Of teachers in the
Court House, in Warren, as follows:
On Monday, April I'd, Pennington, Bristol
Mesopotamia, Bloomfield and Mecca Or
Tuesday April Sd, Kinsman, johnson, Greene
Gustavus and Hartford. On Wednesday
April 4th, Hubbard. Brookfeld, Vernon,
Fowler and Bazetta. On Thursday, ApriI
9Th. Newton, Braceville, Southington, Lords
town and Champion. On Friday, April 9th
Warren, Weathersfe,d, Vienna, Liberty
and Rowland. Teachers will come prepared
to pay the usual fee and make their OWL
change.
All who desire to teach during the summer
will attend the day on which your township
is enrolled, as the number of examination
is limited by law.
LAUREN COLEMAN
n. A. BARRETT, Examiners
n. j. CALDWELL,
March l4-4w.
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Artistic Skin.

Many persons in patronizing the Photo
graphic Art, look no farther than simply
getting a natural picture; and if they hap
pen while before the camera to put on their
most natural expressions, the result is good,
and the artist Landed to the skies for some
thing he has not done. True Artistic Skill,
always combines correct representations OF
life, with the finest workmanship, and the
artist who makes this his aim, gil get tbs
patronage of any intelligent community
RICE, No. Is, Market street, WarFeR o.
has spent as it were, a lifetime, IN the study
and practice of the beautiful art IN all its
phases, and as one proficient in the business
he still offers his services at the old stand
al the sign Of the Repolriag Pyramid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Warren District

Fourth round of Quarterly Meetings:
Windsor, March 3lst and April 1st.
Richmond, April 9TH and Sth.
KellOgsville, 9TH and 8th.
jefferson, 14th and 18th.
Morgan, l4th and 10Th.
Bloomfield and Bristol. 2lst and 22d.
Williamsheld, 2Sth and 29th.
jamestown, May 9Th and 9th.
Southington and Nelson, 18th and 18th
Pennington, 10Th and Goth.
Warren, 26th and 9th.
Miles, June ID and Sd.
Girard and Liberty, I'd and Sd
Bazetta, 9th and 10th.
Vienna, 9Th and 10th.
Hartford and Orangeville, 10th and 18th
Green and Mecca, 2Srd and Oath.
GHstavus, 30th and July LIST. h
Youngstown, 9TH and Sth.
fish B. EXCEL, p. Z.
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There has been an suction sale Of 3 lot
Of maskets the past week, in this place. One
who can see as far into a grindstone as any
body, says it is a scheme to furnish the bloody
Fenians With geapons of war. The guns,
however, are not generally purchased by
gentlemen suspected of hostile intentions on
Canada, or being in love with ireland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Pleasant EYening

Is Monday, whsn spent at Odd Fellows
Hall. There are over 10000 members in
Ohio, each of whom when sick is taken
care of by the Order, watched with and
paid weekly benefits, from the lodge fund,
which is ample for this, and to bury dead
and educate the orphan. as well. Ten dol
lars cannot be invested better than by join
ing the lodge. It's teachings ara in harmo-
ny with all that is noble, GOOD and patriotic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

IN To Philiada Clark. widow of Hiram Clark,
deceased. OF Trumbu County ohio, and Nelson,
Clark 6 non-re-idident of Ohio. You will take
notice tnat on the 10th day of March. 1866, Franc 8
Marsh, James K. Marsh, Miranda Wheelan. Peter
Wheelan. Antainette Brace. Horace Brace. Alire
Lepper Frederick Lepper. New ! Clark and Phi
lenda Clark. a minor. By her next friend. j. h.
MARSH. fled their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas for Trumbul County, Ohio. demanding par
It'll n Of the real estate of said Hiram Clark, de-
ceased, and averIing that said Nelson Clark haS
received his full share of said Hiraln's estate by
advancement made in said deeedents1ifetime ana
that said Nidcw Is entitled to dover in the whole
Of said realty. Said real estate Is situated In the
township Of MesopotAmia. Trumbull County. Ohio
aud consists Of three several parcels. the first in
lot No. S2acontains seven-eighths of an acre: thesecl
Ond, in lot No. 80. contains ll512 acres. and the
third. in lot No. 20. aud contains about 40-l0O Of Az
acre. allof which is more fully described in said be
triton. Said petitioners ask that sad Melon Clark
be deereed TO have been advanced by his in his
lifetime. to the full extent Of his share in said e.
tate. and that he be excluded from all interest in
said lands, and that partition be made of sail
lands as follows: TO Francis Marsh. Ma
.anda Wheelan. Antoinette Brace. Alice ,Lepper,
Newell Clark, and said minor. PhilInda Clark.
each One-sixth part thereof. and 10 said widow.
Philinda Clark. dover in the whole. Said peti ion
will be for hearing at the next term of said Court,
By HuT0HINS & RORRIST.
March IA 1885 6W Att'ys for Petitioners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Babbittonian Penmanship.

The attention of ladies and gentlemen
is respectfully inVitedaot this new, setf-teaeh
ing system of Ornamental Business Penman-
ship, which is recommended BY educator:
wherever it has been introduced, as the best
arranged and most scientific system ever
given to the public.
Terms-post-paid, for the system complete,
consisting of ninety-tw copies, illustrated
by sixty wood-cuts and a chart-S1,50 so.
Satisfaction guaranteed; money returned
70 purchaser If dissatisfied.
A few sets msy be had by addressing
4, HENRY,
Kinsman, O.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

The Meadville Commercial College, un
der the management of our old friend Mr..
A. W. Smith, formerly of Vernon. this
county, bids fair to become one Of the most
popular institutions in the country. Al.
though it has been less than two months
since the formal opening of the college, the
number of students in attnedance is nearly
one hundred.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

The weather for several days has been
cold as midwinter. Spring was advertised
in the almanac 20 be here on or about the
2lst inst, but Old Winter refuses to let the
damsei go. 1t appears like forced cheerful
ness to hear the robbins and blue-birds sing
ing these cold mornings, with several inches
of snow on the ground and the thermometer
down toward zero.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Very Desirable.

The most desirable way of presenting the
hair OF friends is TO have it wrought into
HAIR JEwELRY. They do it up elegantly
at Kings Jewelry Store, Main street. Call
and see the exquisite samples. They nave it
for sale also. They are ready to take orders
and guarantee satisfaction. slE
March 28th-1t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

which will not ravel. and " sew on all kinds Of
cloth and with all XII. dsO of thread. Any thing from
the running Of q tuck in TaTIetsn to the making
Of an OVer-eoat- Any thing IRON Pilot or Beaver
cloth down 10 the sOItest GauLe or dossana tisued
with ease and rapidly. lL can hem. fill bind,
braid. cord, gather, tuck and quill. and has eapac-
lty Tor a great variety of ornamental work. This
IS not the only machine thar can hem, Gil, &e., but
II will DO 80
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
EGAL NOTICE.
LOAh NO1lOE'
L. nnrsa "a Inhn N nauin

III. Jane Davis VS. John NJ. Davis.
: John u Davis, whose residence is unknown. j
hereby notified that Jane Davis did. on the 18th
day Of December, 1865. fte her petition in thC
Court Of Common Pleas lin the office Of the CleIk
iheTeoiO within aud for said County. &C Trumbul
and State If Ohio, eharEiIg said John NJ Dayb
with being guilty Of cruelty toward her. and also
Of habitual drunkenness for three years last prene-
ding the filing Of said petition. and asking for q
divorce frym said John NJ, Davis, and alimOny. in,
Guiding q house and lot now owned and occupied
BY her, and situate in Hubbard township. in said
County, and also for the custody fthe minor chill
dren of said John NJ. Davis. which petition will bS
for hearing Al the May term of said Court, in the
year 1856. By her Attorneys.
March IA 1886 81 FUTILE i STULL.
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The Universal.

A magnificent Clothes Wringer. Call AT
Kings Jewelry Store, and take one home
and try it Ifnot satisfied, return it and get
your money. Every family in Warren,
should give it a fair trial. A. 81. Adams 6
Co. are the Sole Agents for its sale. See adj
vertisement in another column. No charge
for trying the machine.
March 2S-2W,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Accidents.

Accidents will happen to persons who least
expect them. Secure yourself and family
against loss by accident, by obtaining a pol
icy in the ACCIDENT ~INsURANoE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CT. 1t is the Oldest, largest
and safest accident insurance company in
America.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, the only
agent at Warren.
March p, 1866-2W.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
u Lemuel McCullum VS. Rudolph Hyte and 9TH
eTs. Order Of sale in partition. Trumbul Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale Issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
in the above case and 10 me directed and delivered,
| shall expose TO public sale at The south door oil
the Court HOusR in Warren. in said County. on
Saturday. tn 18th day of April next,
and between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock. p. NJ Of
said day, the following described real estate, 10 wit
Situate in lot No. so. in Champion township rum-
bull County, Ohio. adjoining land Of - Shafsr
on the west. the public highway on the south, lands
north. containing ninety seven acres. mere or less
to be sold subject to the Curtsy estate of Rufus
third in hand, OBe-third in one ) ear. and one third
in Two years, with ~snterest, and deferred payment:
secured by mortzage on the premises.
SET NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, March l4th, 1856 5W
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VARIED.

A purchaser for one of Wilcox & Gibbs
twisted loop-stitch family Sewing Ma
chine. 1t took the first premium at the
grand trial at Island Park, n. Y, last
summer. Is bran new ; will be sold cheap
for cash. Call Immediately at the Frank
lin House. Warren, o.
March 2S-lt.
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GRAHAM
ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK.
Doctor E. JoLLIE MATTocKs,

Analytical Physician. late Of New York. ICON
nected with the Celebrated Analytical Physicians.
Drs. White. T1bbs y Price.
/ To the cure Of chronic diseases of Every name
and nature, DR.. Matlocks. for more than thirty
years. has devoted his whole attention, has effec-
ted many remarkable Gu es in long standing and
linReri' z diseases. We claim truth ss our founda-
ton and science our prescription. We know the
disease aud the remedy. neexperiment. no making
lick to cure. no deception, no bumbUg and no
POisons given. vegetable medicines Ihat act N har-
mony with the laws Of life, give a candid opinion,
effect permanent cures, we ak a trial. prove our
treatment before abandoning hope. Hundrerfs
have been cured BY our treatment after having
been given up by others. Neinvite INVESTIGATION,
no matter VhatyOur disease or how long standing.
examine f : yourSelve s. il will cost you nothing as
consultation is free. Me1shall visit " arren every
eight weeks. the same days of the week for years.
add can be consulted As follows; Warren. NatiUu-
al House. Wednesday and Thursday. 4th and 9th Of
April; Akron. Empire House, Friday and SaJDr-
day, 9th and 9TH of ADril; Mansfield. Wiler House.
sunday and Monday. Sth, and eth OF April.
Dec 20 1855 If
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.HE OHIO.

TRUMBULL COUNTY, SIS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas. Eli Hartman. Ex-
eeutpr of Daniel Hartman. deceased. plaintiff,
vs. James G.. Smith, defendant. Notice.
The defendant. James G. smith. = nonresident
of The the state Of Ohio. will take notice that the
plaintiff, Eli Hartman. Executor Of the last will
and testament of Daniel Hartman. deceased. has
6led his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for said Trumbull County. praying for
a judgmen' against said defendant for the sum OF
Four Hundred Dollars with interest on One Hun
drpd Dollars from April 4th. 1864. and interest N
three Hundred Dollars from June I'd. 1854. upon
tV o p~rommissory notes given by said defendant 10
the said deced-nt. Dani Hartman. in his. the said
Daniels lifetime. and atthe dates abnveme~ toned.
which plaintiff claims are now overdue and unpaid
and has 6lei his afidaViti in said Court for an or
der of attac6meDt and garnishes process in said
acfiOn, and unless defendant make answer TO plain
lifts petition, in this action. on or before the 18th
dag of April, 1906. judgment will be taken against
him in accordance with the payer of said petition.
ELI HARTMAN, Executor
OF the last will and testament Of Daniel Hartman,
deceased.
BY his AttIys, futile L Stull.
Feb 2l lSs66W
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House and Lot For Sale.

/ will sell my house and lot on South st.
in the village of Warren. The property
consists of a very desirable lot, a good house
barn, cellar, eistern and well of excellen
water. Terms reasonable.
Feb Elf F. E. HUTCHINs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
The Manufacturing Machines
Designed for ~tailOrs. boot and shoe. saddle and
harness makers and earTiags thinning
It d U~nriva1Ied d.

For some years the Singer Maehiaes have 20,
been exhibited AT State ana County Fairs. the com
p my having received Tor tRo consecutive years
the Gold Medal VI the American Institute. as we'll
a. the Colt Medal OF the Univ ersal kxposi IOn at
Parls In Is 5. bat having concluded 10 exhiOit At
the New York State Fair lately held al UtIet in
competition with Wheeler & NllsOn, Grover L
Bas er sd all other leading Sewing Machines.
The first prize was awarded 10 the Singsr Aiacnlre,
both family and manufacturing.
J. GULDSTEIN, Agent.
Warren. Oct. Is. 1866.
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[ EGAL NOTICE.


IL ], H. R. Rose. a nonresident of the State 81
Ohio, an whose real residence is unknown. will
take notice that Anan ]. Gorden. of Trumbun Co..
Ohio. did, on the 10th day of March. A. ID. 1865.
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
said County, against him, the said j. u. K. Rose.
setting forth that. on the 18th day of March. A. d.
1855. the said parties entered into q contract in
wriiin by which said GOrden sold and said Ros-
purchased The said GoTden's farm. consisting Of
l40 acres Of land situate in lots Nos. Is and 2, IL
the township of Bazetta. in said County Of 1rum
bull, more fully and accurately described in said
petition. upon the following terms Of payment. to
wit: $500 on the 18th day of April, A. d 1S65;-
$500 on the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1855, and
500 on the 18th day Of October. A. d. 1866. with
interest FROM said April 18th. 1866; and averrinR
that said Rose made said first payment, and en-
tered into possession Of said premises: that there is
due and unpaid on said contract $500 and interest
from April 18th. 1865, and to become due October
9th, 1866, $500 and interest from said April 18th,
1865. and praying for Judgment against said Rose
for s. I'D sum and interest past due. and upon fail
ure to pay the same, said premises be sold, ana the
pro ceeds remaining after the payment of said
$500 and interest 10 be brought into Court, e.
abide the order thereof. when said last payment
shall become due. And said Ansn 1. Gordon has
hled his affidavit in said Court for an order Of at
tachment and garnishee process in said said action.
aud the said j. II. K. Rose Is notified that he is re-
Quired to appear and ans ser said petition on or
before the third Satur ay after April 18th, 1866. OF
Judgment will be taken according to the prayer OF
the petition. By HUTCHINS x FORREST,
March II 1856 6w Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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See q Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is ar admir-
able article used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris. London and
New York in preference to old port wine
Ii is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. March % 6m
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FInnr,F Innr,

Leavittsburgh -four in the market
again. 1t being made from pure Michi-
gan Amber Wheat, and ground in one of
the best Mills in the State, and by an ex-
perienced miller. Cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Rye -four, White Wheat
-four and Western Reserve flour. at
FREER & SMITHS.
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Union Business and Telegraph
&c College, Cleveland Ohio.

~ INV
There are many young men in Trumbull
County, who should receive Il thorough Bus
iness Education. In the new Union Business
and Telegraphic College, at Cleveland, there
is a golden opportunity. Large numbers are
in constant attendance and many of its grad
yates are in profitable and responsible posi-
tons.
The new. College, with Mr.. FELTON, at its
head, is opposed to the old institution of Bry-
ant and Stratton, and offers more induce
ments to young men. The Telegraphic De-
partment has no superiors in the United
States. Mr.. H. W. Stager, Geographic Su-
perintendent Of the Cleveland and Toledo
road, is at the head, and has unequaled facil
tiles for getting students positions worth from
sixty to one hundred dollars a month. Rail
reading, Single and Double Entry-Book
keeping, Banking, Merchandising, Spence
rian Penmanship and everything essential to
a sound Business education and success in
life, are taught by very accomplished teach
ers. For full particulars and information as
to cost, &C., address THE UNION BUSINESS
AND TELEGRAPHIc COLLEGE" CLEVELAND
OHIO.
Go no where else until you have written as
above.
March l4-3w.
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Goods fin Transit.

We are prepared to insure all articles o
shipment, while in transit from one part o
the country to another, either by rail or wa
ter. An "A" number ONE company anC
the papers made out in five minutes notice
Merchants, emigrants and others interests
will please take notice.
T. j. MeLAIN d son.
Warren, o.
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WE Have a FuIl.Stack of Goods
for Mems wear, comprising 0ver-Coating
of every desirable kinds. with trimming st to match
Coatings and Pants, Cassimeres. Vestings, 6c,l
which will be sold very low for the times
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CHERRIES SALE

Warren. \ arch Il 1856 sw