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Trumbuu Common Pleas,

Court adorned on Wednesday of las
week until November 10, when the nufnish
ed business wall be taken up and disposed of
The November Session will close the oficia
term of his Honor, Judge Glidden.
The business of the session just closed wa
wholly of a criminal character.
State VS.. Alexander Hudson.-Horse Steal
ing. Case nollied. Hudson was rearrested
on a peace warrant IN complaint of his wife
for assault and battery, and recOmmitted to
Jail.
State VS.. David Mullen.-Assault with in
tent to rob two men named Bacher and Ii,
by at Leavittsburgh, some time since, an &C
count of which was at the time published in
the CHRONICLE. Mullen was tried before 8
jury, found guilty and sentenced to threG
years hard labor in the penitentiary. Null,
len had an accomplice in his assault, named
Martin McGraw, who escaped at the time
and was never arrested. The case of McGraw
was continued.
State VS.. Samuel Hewey.-Horse Stealing
Plead not guilty, and case continued till No
vember. Defendant recognized in sum Of
$500, with &. Gilman as surety.
State VS.. John Garvey.-Lareeny. Found
guilty. Value of property assessed at $50.
Sentenced to penitentiary one year.
State vs.. VIM. B.Parker.-Hors Steal.
ing. Sentenced to three years in peniten-
tisry.
State vs.. Thomas Gsrman.-Assault and
Battery. Plead guilty and sentenced $40
fine and costs.
State vs.. Perry Johnson.-Robbery. Yer
dict not guilty. Nollied as to Nichols
These are the parties accused of robbing q
peddler near Miles.
State VS.. Lloyd Pardy.-Larceny. Defend
ant plead guilty, and was sentenced to i'm.
pris0nment in cell of jail for 30 days, and
fed on bread and water alone. Also re-
quired to make restitution to Frank Bierce,
from whom the defendant stole a watch, in
sum of $50.
State VS.. John Lambau.-Larceny. Plead
guilty and sentenced 80 days in Jail cell or
dungeon on bread and water, and to make
restitution to n. G. Souls, and James F. Por-
ter, from whom the property was stolen, in
sum ofS22.
State VS.. Eli Kelsey.-Keeping room for
selling intoxicating liquor. Plead guilty,
fined $50 and costs.
State VS.. William Malone, similar offence,
and met a similar fate.
The case of the colored man, Day, for bur-
glary, was continued till November.
The following named parties, indicted for
selling liquor in violation of law, failing to
appear their recognizances were forte tied in
the sum OF 500 each; Henry II. Keller,
Owen Moser, Warren Loveless, and William
Adams.
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LncaI and Personal.

AT the late term of District Court in
Mahoning County, there were a number Of
applicants from Trumbull county admitted
to the bar, as follows: George W. Snyder,
Hartford; VIM. Byron Porter, Edward P.
Hatfield, Henry o. Newcomb, of Warren
also John c. Hutchins, Of Youngstown.
"A correspondent of the Sharon Herald
writing of the Brookfeld Fair, says:
talking the Fair as a whole, we think
our Brookield friends may congratulate
themselves on the success of the Fair for this
year and with judicious management it is
destined to become one Oftthe leading insti-
tutions of the county.
Attention is called to the card of Col. U
Il. Hutchins &Co. advertised in this paper,
who have opened an Office in Washington,
and are prepared to collect Soldiers Bounty
and Pension claims, &c. Col. Hutchins has
had large experience as an army paymaster,
and in paying off mustered out troops, having
paid all the troops mustered out at Buffalo,
N. Y, after which he was semitic California
and assisted in paying off the forces on the
Pacific Coast. For faithful services he was
promoted to 1t. Colonel and Colonel by bre-
vet, and at the termination of his services
was honOrably mustered out, receiving a
very complimentary letter from the Dept.
Paymaster General Of the y. S. a.
"A colored individual, of the horse-thief
fraternity, took felonious possession of a horse
belonging to Messrs. Austin & Packard, on
last Thursdy night. The horse was taken
from the premises of Mr.. Austin, west of
town, and rode off in the direction of Akron.
Mr.. Austin started in pursuit and overlook
the thief between Akron and Wooster, on
Friday, and in a few hours had him snug in
jail. he says his name is Smith, and makes
his home at Akron. He expects to locate at
Columbus, for 3 year or two, and work for
the State.
Mr.. Austin was assisted in arresting the
thief by JAMES BURLIsoN, Esq, Sheriff of
Summit county, whom he speaks of in the
highest praise as one of the most expert de-
tectiyes in the country.
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Legal statistics of the County

We are indebted TO c. A. Harrington,
Esq, Clerk of Court, for the legal Statistics
of Trumbull County, for the wear ending
July LIST, 1866, as follows:
Horse Stealing-number of indictments, l;
convictions 1.
Grand Larceny-s indictments and l con-
vietlon.
Assault and Battery with intent to kill
Indictment and l conviction.
Assault and Battery-5 indictments and 3
convictions.
Gambling-S indictments and l convic-
ton
Riot Indictment and I conviction.
Burglsry-L Indictment.
Robbery indictments and 2 convictions.
Number of Civil Judgements, 245. Total
amount of Judgements S57, 100, 05.
Number of Divorces, pas follows
Adultery 9, WiIlful Absence II, Conviction
of Penitentiary offence l, Extreme Cruelty
B. $50.
Number of Inquest 4. Killed by Cars, l;
Drowned, 1; SIN a fit" l; Thrown from Bug.
gy, l.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser. having been restored to health
in a few weeks by 4 very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered for several years with a severe lung af
lection, and that dread disease, COnsumptiOn-is
anxious to make known to his fellOW-suferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire ii, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of charged. with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he c~OLceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a bles-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, BY return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Feb II 1856 1vrs
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Meeting of the TrumbuII COun-
ty Medical Association, Sept.

FORENOON SESSION..
Called to order by the Chairman, minutes of last
meeting read and accepted. Being DESTROYS of
having as many present as possible before forming
a permanent organization, il was moved that we
adjourn, to meet at l O'Clock. P. NJ. Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DR.. T. Casper in the chair. Committe on Consti-
tuition and Bylaws were called on, report accept
ed. The Association then proceeded to elect Off
GERS for the ensuing six months DR.. II. Beach was
chosen President J. i. Porter LIST Vice President;
G.. 7. Metcalf ID Vice President NJ. S. Clark Sec
Rotary; NJ. c. Woodwork Treasurer. Committee
on fee bill called, but owing to the absence of two
of that Commute. report was postponed, DR..
WoodWorth was then called upon for his report on
cases; gave a very interesting and favorable re-
port of the use of the hypodermic syringe in cases
of cholera mOrbus.
Member Of the Committe on fee bill having come
in, the report was made, which ELECTED considera-
bic discussion, and after many alterations were
passed, moved and carried that three hundred
600 copies Of the fee bill be printed and distIibu-
ted to each member ProportiOnally. The Chair
appointed Drs. Wood, Woodwork and Moore 70
report cases at next meeting. The Association
then adjourned, to meet on the last Friday in De-
tober. u. BEACH, President.
N. S. CLARK, Secretary.
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Union Business College OfCIeve.
land.

Cleveland is one of the most eautf full cities in
the United States, and is a great Commercial and
Telegraphie Center. Young men who ar thinking
of engaging In business of any kind. will find the
Union Business College Of Cleveland. one of the
best institutions IN the country. Banking. Rail-
reading. steamboating. Telegraphing. Spencerian
Business Penmanship. &c, are taught by able and
accomplished teachers. Young men should not
engage in trade of any kind until they have been
well trained. The Felegrsphic Departmenthas no
superior in the United States. Good TeIegraphic
operators are in great demand. and are getting
from sixty TO one hundred dollars per month
Spencerian Penmanship is taught by two accom-
pIished teachers. We believe young men can find
No better Business Colleg ein the West. The rates
of tuition are as low as any first class Commercial
College in the land. If you want full information
as to branches taught. prices. &c, address
FULTON d BIGELOW.
Cleveland, Chic.
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TEACHERS, Institute.

For the benefit of the School Teachers of Trum-
bull County, will be held at Warren, during one
week, commencing Monday, November 18th, 1866.
The Hon. L. Z. White, late State School Com
mis- ion er, and other educational lecturers will be
present, and render the Institute both profitable
ahd pleasant for all who can attend.
Gentlemen and Ladies who are ambitious to be-
come successful teachers will not fail to be present.
Tuition Free. Beard and lodging will be furnished
in private houses. for female teachers, as far as pos
sible. free Of expense.
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Reed s. Adams.

This popular clothing firm still maintain
their high reputation as dealers in the finest
goods, Of keeping large and varied stocks,
and for their uniformly fair and liberal pr.
ces. Their great success in business is the
best evidence that the public have found
them worthy of confidence as candid and
energetic business men. We take pleasure
in calling attention to their new advertise
ment, feeling assured that Messrs. Reed &
Adams viii make no promises TO their Gus
totners and the public, they are not able and
willing to fulfill, Their new goods are su
perb. TpaE
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Heavy Letter from a Sewer
man! Great Constitutional
Question
FIRST SEWER DISTRICT,

FIRST SEHER DISTRICT,
0CT. l. 1866.
Mr.. EDIToR-Wn you be so kind as to
inform your readers where Andy johnson
got the Constitution that he left at every
station, when Swinging round the c~ircle?'
A chap at my elbow contends that Andy
only left a copy of the "WaTren- Constitu-
ton at each place. How is it?
Did constant contact with that "Constitu-
tiOn" inspirit Andy, disgust Giant, and
make Seward siekf
Is there any connection between the dis
tribution of that Constitution" and the ap-
pointment of its Editor as Warren Post Mas
teri Patch up an answer and oblige
SEWERMEN.
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FAN and Winter Fires.

Guard againt them. Make timely preparation.
In these days of sweeping fires take none but Com
panies with large Capitals. We can furnish solid
indemnity that will stand the test Of Time and Fire
and at as low rates as a reliable company can afford.
The old "PHNGNIx ofHARTFORD" IS your compa-
ny. Il has been Thoroughly tested in Warren and
Portldnd Forty thousand dollars paid in eight days,
An unimpaired capital of over One Million Dollars!
7, ]. McLAIN x SON. Resident Agts.
Sept. IS, 1866.
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Town and County.


A Card.
We have been too much hurried to renew our
advertisement till this week. A Perusal Of 1t viii
require only a few moments time. A general invi-
tation is extended Il to the people of Warren, and Of
Trumbun County. and adjoining counties. to come
il and examine our goods.
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FGAL NOTICE,

To James Quale and Alexander Quale, who
reside in the State of Pennsylvania. You are
hereby notified that R. R. Baseom, Administrator
dav Of September, A. d. 1866, filed his petition in
The Probate Court within and for the county of
TrumbuII and State Of Ohio, alleging that the
nersonaI estate of said deeedent is insufficient to
nav hs debts and the charges Of administering his
estate: that he died seized in fee simple of the
following described real estate. situate in said
county: about two miles north of the Center of
Green township. and is bounded on the north and
west by the Highway, on the east b. lands owned
owned by John HOleman, and contains 50 and
l2-lOOths acres, that James Quale. and Alexander
Quale, as his heirs at-laW. hold the next estate of
inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for a sale of said
premises, for the payment Of the debts and char
ges aforesaid. Said petition viii be for hearing on
r. r. BASCOM.
Administrator of Jas. Quale. deed.
Sent d. IS56-4t-
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homeopathic

DR.. A. D. Wilson, one of the most noted hOmeo-
pothie physicians Of New York has written the
following card
NEW York, Oct. 18th. 1866.
ing the samhurH vine SroJnced nv a Sheer In
Passaic, N. j., from the Portugal fruit, and have
found 1t an excellent stOmachic and fine gentle
stimulant and tonic. 1t is especially useful IN cas-
es of great nervous debility in lung and stomach
weaknesses.
A. D. WILSON, NJ. D., 18th street, N. Y.
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Monument Dedication.

The Harrington Soldiers Monument, -
win be dedicated on Thursday, Oct. II, at
10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
Gen. J. A. GARFIELD will be present,
and deliver the dedicatory address. A
large attendance of the people is anticipated.
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INNINGS. LIST ID 81 4th 5th 9th 7th Sth 9th
f MaBGS5ssJSS 6 2 70 9 III II
PASSED BA~LLs-Burton 5, WiIliams5 5.
FLY CATcHEs-Burton 2. Taylor l, Fitch 2, Ian
terman !. Pugh l, Hezlep 2-9.
Trumbull-Williams 2. Ferns 5. Fish l. Gray 80
MISSED DEMONSTRATION l, Pugh 81.
TrumbuH-Williams l. Fernsl, Gray l. Jacobs
2. Adams 10.
LEFT on B~AsE-Burton 2, Taylor l. Fitch l. Ian
terman l. Birchard 8, Pugh l, Hezlep 2. Andrews
2-lS.
TrumbuII-Fish 3. Gray 8. VanGOrder 3. Jacobs
2, Freeman 2-l3.
The pitching Of Fearns, and the catching of Will
liams was good. Fish and Gray played First and
Second Base in good style. while Hull did some
fine Short Stopping.
The Umpire, Mr.. Fred Kinsman. IT., discharged
his duties in a manner creditable to himself, and
satisfactory to the players.
The Scorers. Bowel, Of Trumbull, and Iddings,
of Mahoning, were accurate and attentive.
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New millinery.

The Misses Forman have received a fine STOCK
Of Millinery for Autumn and Winter, embracing
all of the mort superb styles and gu alities. They
assure their numerous customers that their stock
can not be surpassed in Warren. lSept 2-2t
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vOus Debility. Premature decay, and all the effects
of youthful indseretion, will. for the SAX of suf-
fering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe for making the simple remedy By which he
was cured. >uferers wishing to profit by the ad-
v~ertiser's experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN, 81
No. Is Chambers St, New York.
Feb Il 1866 IyrF
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teachers ~ExamInatIons.

A series of general Examinations for the Teach
ers of Trumbull County. will be held in Warren
at the Court House. on October s. Is, p and g.
November and II.
December II.
Applicants will provide themselves with states
and pencils. also with change (ffty-three cents) for
the payment Of the required fee and postage.
0 o'clock, Am.
These will probably be the only examinations
h cid this fall.
By order of Board.
Oct z Ct
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Money and Valuable Papers

At the A. & G. W. r. r. depot, Monday morning
Sept. p, about 5 O'Clock. a Long Leather. Pocket
book, containing about $50 in money; one S4eOnote,
z. Howe. of Hudson, o.. One other obligation
with about $40 due on the same, and a Photograph
OF Our Mess" The finder viii be literally re-
Warren.
L0et2 JOHN II. PARK.
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See n Woman

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, 1t is well worth a trial, and gives great sat
isfaetiOn. March Is 6m
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Wedding BOnnets.

G. W. Messer is now manufacturing wedding
bOnnets which for beauty and style can not be ex-
eelled anywhere. We have sold quite a number
already this season, and brides should by all means
call and ex amino before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 19-6Wks.
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Fine English Breakfast Tea.

Burnett's Fruit Extracts.
Burnett's "Florimel."
Burnett's Tooth Wash.
Burnetts Cocaine.
These choice articles for sale By
JULIAN HARMON
LOct3 Col No. 5, Market street.
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A. e. Andrews s. SONS

Now offer one of the largest and most complete
assortment Of GENERAL DRY GOODS, DRESS GOoDs
SILKS, CLOTHS and CAssINRBEs, CLoAKs, CLOAK
INGs, TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, FURs, CARPETS. &C.
&e-, ever brought to this market. We respectfully
solicit an examination of our assortm ent, and are
satisfied that we can please the most fastidious.
both in quantity and price. l0ct 8 If
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EGAL NOTICE.

Il W lillian Mack & Co. Plaintiffs, VS.. Copper L
Mekibben, Defts Samuel Copper and William
name of Copper 4 Mekibbin, late of the county Of
rrumbul. Ohio. now nOn-r esidents of the State of
Ohio, will take notice, that on the Both day Of Au-
gust, 1866, William Mack and Jacob Waldeck,
partners doing business under the firm name Of
William Mack * Co., fled their petition against
said defendants, alleging that they were indebted
to plaintiffs, on account. in the sum Of so and
praying judgmentfOr said amount against defen-
dants. Said defendants are further notified, that
said plaintiffs, by their affidavit fled according to
law in the case, caused an order Of attachment to.
issue against defendants property. r.
Said defendants are required to appear and ans
Wer on or before the 18th day of November, 1866,
or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment
rendered accordingly. ~
By HUTCHINS & FORREST,
Sept %, 1S56-6E Atty's for Pitts.
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RARTTETT
SOMETHING NEW,

ITHE BEST PHOTOGRAPH Fami-
IL ly Record of Husband, Wife, and Children.
yet out For recording the names. birth place,
sisters, education, occupation, politics, religion,
marriage, stature, weight, habit, complexion. color
Of eyes x HAN, health. time and place. of death dis
ease, age, and where buried. &C., with Album
leaves for their licensees Giving the history Of
the husband, wife and friends, and closes with four
blank pages under the head Of remarks, rOr such
notes rs the family desire. "Sech a record lgoW1d
Be a precious |amiy keepsake, which gold could not
buy" Handed down 70 posterity. Sold only by
Agents. mot at Book Stores.)
This unders igned has the exclusive right to this
county. Agents wanted at $500 TO $500 per day
Address, Orwell. Ashtabula Co., D.
SEPT 20, 1866. Ell. GIBBS.
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In consequence of the damaged railroads,
thesohio State Fair, to be held at Dayton,
has boon postponed till October 10th.
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Hair Dye!
Bushes. ChristadOrO's. Jayns's. Browns and
HoYT. sTRATToN HAPGoOD.
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TTnHI ITCH

III sCRATCHI sCRATCHl sCRATCHl
VACATIONS OINTMENT VIII cure the Itch in
As hours. Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS.
CHILBLAINS, and all EruptiOns of the Skin -
Price so cents. For sale BY all druggists. By send
ing 60 cents to WEEKS < POTTER, Sole Agents,
40 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwar-
ded by mail free of postage, to any part of the
United States.
lime IL 1856 "
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Call and see our large lot, received to-day. Also
HOYT, sTRATTON 4 HAPGOOD.
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Mrs. e. S. Adair
Mrs. King

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Machine
for the last three years, and still keeps the differ
emit styles on hand; also the Howe. Weed, &c
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An EGecfuaI Worm Medicine
n ROWNE,S VERMIEUGE COM

DRUWNEO FEhMIf UUE OUM-
I'D FITS. or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness
undoubtedly, with children and adults. attribu.
ted to other causes. is OccasiOned by worms. The
"VERMrFUGE COMFITs." although ~effectual in des-
troying worms. can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination
found to be safe and sure in Graduating worms,
so hurtful to children.
children having Worms require immedi-
ate attention, as neglect Of the trouble often eaus-
es prolonged sickness.
symptoms of -Orms i'm Children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed
only By the use of a sure remedy. The eOmbina-
ton of ingredients used in making BrOlgB's Yer
Rlfu0e Coats" IS such as to give the best possible
effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, PropristOrs, New York
Sold BIZ all Dealers in Medicines, at p cts. a box.
MAY 80, 1S66-ly.
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Trimming Furs

Can be found at G. W. Messer's Rooms corner Of
Main and Market Streets. Up stairs-entranee on
Main Street,
Sent 10-2Wkg-
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Rare Chance.
Water Pipe.
Goods
Lamps! LAMPS! Lamps!l

Al A. McConnells. Blankets. Saddles, Brides
Coats and Spreads nearly new. cheap for Cash.
SEPT. 5, 1896. If.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their ad-
vantage by return mail Gree of charged, by address
sing the undersigned. Those having fears of be-
ing humbugged will Oblige US by not noticing this
card. ALI others will please address their Obedient
3 rVant, THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
Feb II 1850 1yr% 81 Broadway, New York
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RaSe Hall.

A match game was played between the TrumbuIl
and MahOning Clubs Of this place, on the after
noon Of Friday. the 18th Of last month.
The grounds of both clubs being under water,
a field" was laid out in the large meadow north
Of the A. 4 G. W. r. r. Station.
The following is the Score;
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion, ten
cts. per Tine each subsequent insert ion.
DR.. Stewart is still at the National
House, healing the sick with success. See
his advertisement in another column.
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Is now ready to supply her numerous customers
with all kins Of Millinery Goods. both useful and
Ornamental. [Sept 26 '66
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Can make old tin brighter than new, if they buy
fine MusteI Brick of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 8 '6 No. 5, Markes street.