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The Ltnle Corporal is at hand. There never
was a better paper printed for children, We
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from Maine to nm) Pan
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Notice.

Having sold our Cracker Factory to Messrs.
Brierly e Stratton. Of this place. all orders for
GrackSrs n should be addressed to them.
All nefsons indebted TO the undersigned, are
renuested TO make immediate payment to Al
mond D.. Webb. al his office on Main street. and
those haying claims agaIISt US, viii present
tborized 6y US to settle the business of the iirm.
iDeo- 12.SwT is TOD d Co.
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amusing History OF THE GREATEST
RASCAL IN NEW YoRK."-An original
revelation. copiously illustrated, show
ing his funny adventures, rogueries,
&C., with examples of the profound
respect held for clever villainy that
grows rich, appears ia Yankee Notions
for January, 1867, now ready. Sold
by all neWsmen
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N = ~NN-NN-N 3
L
Per Pound.
BunaIo CatIIe Market.

BUFFALO, Dec. 81 P. N.
The snow storm has stopped all receipts
of live stock since Thursday last. Not over
thirteen car loads to-day are in the yards.
Thirty-six car loads of cattle are expected
tonight from Dunkirk. Extra quality fat
heavy 81, 5Oas, 50; good SG,25a7, so; fair
S5,O0a6, so. The hog market is almost
bare Of stock. Prime hogs St, 0Oa65O.
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Home Fire Insurance go.

OfNew York. Cash capital paid up Two MIL
LION DOLLARS. Cash assets. Sep-l. lS66. $685.
$500. Merchandise, Dwelling Houses and
farms property insured at fair rates.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS is the only Agent at
Warren. [Jan. I'd, 1s67-lw.
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Once Year.

The seats in the Presbyterian Church will be
rented for the year 1867. on Monday. Jan. 7th.
Sale to commence at one o'clock in the after
noon. All interested will please take notice.
Jan. 2, lS67-1Wk.
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NOTICE.

~ To Mary Bartholomew of the State ofWis-
consin, and Marshall Bartholomew Of New
Jersey, heirs of Lucinda Bartholomew. decd.
You will take notice. that Jessias Hood, Ad-.
ministratOr of the Estate of Jacob Boyd. late Of
Liberty, Ohio, deed, has filed his petition in
the Probate Court Of umb county. ONO,
stating mat the personal property Of said estate
would not pay the debts thereof. and asking for
an order to sell the homestead of the said deee-
dem, situate in Liberty township. county. and
state aforesaid, being part Of Lot o. containing
5O% acres of land, to be sold subject TO widows
dover. Said petition will be for hearing on
Saturday, January %. 1851. at 10 o'clock. A. m
JESSIAS HOOD. Admir-.
ofJaeab Boyd, decd.
By Geo. E. Brown, his Atty.
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Gard.

n CdIU.
On Christmas Eve, the friends of T. B
TAFT and family met at the NJ. E. Parson-
age in Miles, and after spending the eve
ming pleasantly, left them richer by one
hundred and thirty-three dollars, with
previous and present donations. Thanks
to all. T.
Niles, Dec. %, &c.
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CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION
FREE CLAIM AGENCY, SO Bank STREET, RooN
Is, CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 3. 1S5s.-NOtice is
hereby given that after Jan. LIST. 1861. no new
claims will be received at this office. All claims
filed before that date Will be faithfully prose-
cured to Termination and our old claimants will
find the office open to them as heretofore.
JASPER u. WILLIAMS
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Good, Pure Blackberry Wine
For sale by
Jan. 2, lS57-tf
The Frequent Accidents

Which have recently happened in this yieIni-
ty, remind you of the great importance of being
against aceidents in a sound company.
Procure a policy, without delay. in the HART
ORD COMPANY.
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS. Is the only agent at War
rem. lJan. ID, lS67-lt.
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Phnnix Insurance Go.

Of Hartford. Connecticut
Assets over One Million Dollars. Firm as a
rock, and stands at the head of the list Does
more business than any other Fire Insurance
Co. in Ohio. 7, j. McLAIN & son,
Only Agents. Jan. 2 '67-2wks.
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NOLICc.
PROFESSOR 7. E. PERKINS of New York,
will hold a Musical Convention at Bristol,
continuing three days, closing with a Public
Concert. a general invitation is extended to
singers in Trumbull and adjoining counties,
who will be entertained free
Books furnished by the Professor.
WARREN MALTBY. Bristol
THOMAS ANDERSON. Bloomfield,
BENZ. MALTBY, Pennington,
dee. l9-5W.
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Card.

For the ensuing sixteen weeks 1 will be alb
sent from my Office as Hollows Son Tuesday
sfTernoo1s. on Wednesday and Thursday fore
Moons OF other times Will be at my office as
heretofore, and will be glad to serve my friends
and patrons as before
fNov. 7tfl NC. W0ODW0RTH, NJ. D.
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Gold Watch Lost.

A gentleman's open faced Gold Watch was
lost on Tuesday afternoon. Jan. l. 1867, some
where between the Gilmore House and Webbis
Hall The finder is requested 10 leave il with
S. A. Corbin at the National House. A liberal
reward will be paid. Jan. 2. 1S67-1W%
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1TrS. Potter

Would inform her friends and customers that
- n - - her new Room. over Harmon's
Drpg store Market Street. Warren, where she
will he pleased to wait on all who may favor
her with a cali NOct0u
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underwrifers ArencY.

Capital-Three Million Dollars.
Merchandise and Dwellings insured at low
rates.
Paid its Warren losses in SeUen Hoursl
T.. J. MCLAIN &S0N,
Only agents in Warren. Jan. 2 67-2Wks.
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Demorest's Young America
A NEW. VERY ENTERTAIN

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Young America. without frivOlities or exaggera-
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THE II
Those halcyon days have come again.
TIL happiest of the year,
Friendship and love have lit their fires
Our ice cold hearts to cheer.
They com 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 a. 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,
o.. This is the place to 60 10 get good pictures.
Dec Is. 1866 RICE, Artist.
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BURNETT'S CoCoAINE--IIaying stood the test,
is universally conceded 10 be the most elegant.
cleanly aud Identifying Hair Dressing and In
the world. sold by
HOYT STATION x HAPGO0D, Warren,
o., and by all Druggists.
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Local Notices.


Lo-tl Notices Is cents per line first insertion,
ten cs. per line each subsequent insertion.
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With a Good Over Coat, Under Coat. Vest.
PTS. HaI. Cap. Shirt, Wrapper. Drawers. Gloves.
loves 1ates Which can b done at
REED < ADAMS.
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$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mill.
RUSH HAMILTON.
See n NOmnn

see n 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. 1t l. we'll worth a trial, and
gives great satisfaction. March IS On
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-02

hnI Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN s. BRUCE.
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Can make old tin brighter than new. if they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 3 66 No. 5, Marke sstTeet.
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ATLANTIC FOR 1857.

The Publishers of the ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
II announcing the Prospectus of their Maya
zine for the coming year. desire to express their
appreciation of the manner In which their eff
forts to furnish a hrst-elass periodical have
been sustained by thereading public. The cir
culation of the ATLANTIC during the year
just closing has steadily increased, and the
Magazine now occupies a place in popular IA
vor far higher than that ever reached by
any periodical of a similar character. To sus-
tain and increase the public appreciation of the
Magazines will be the constant aim of its Pub
fishers, and they are gratifed in being able to
promise for the year 1867 such features as can
not fail to accomplish this result. They are
now able TO announce the following
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/ am Your Obedient Servant,
W. 4. VAIN WRIGHT,
Bvt. Maj. and A. Q. NJ,
In charge Of disinterments.
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Prospectus for 1867.

Oliver Wendell Holmes will contribute a TO
nance of New England life. astoTy of he pres
emit, entitled THE Guardian Angel." to extend
through the year. james Parton will furnish
a series Of Biographical Papers and of Industri-
al Articles upon prominent and peculiar AmeTi-
can manufactures,
James Russell Lowell will write during the
year regularly. His contributions will consist
both of prose and poetry.
Bayard Taylor. WHO'S about to visit Europe,
will send from there a series ofsketches of'The
By-W avs of EurOT e." Mr.. Taylor will furnish
during the year other sketches in prose mon
miscellaneous topics.
Thomas Wentworth Hlgginson will supply
several OF those charmlng sketches Of outdoor
life and natural scenery. which have made him
SO acceptable a contributor in years past.
EdwarS Everett Hale. author of The Man
without a Country" NJ Double and How He
Undid Me" will contribute several stories and
sketches In his peculiar vain.
4. Sheldon and Charles Dawson Shanly, two
Of our most brilliant writer's. will furnish regu-
larry for the Magazine articles of a popular
character
The usual staff of writers will contribute
regularly to the Magazine. comprising many of
the best namesln American literature. Among
ID. W.. LOngtellOW. Z. W. Emerson, Louis
Agasslz, VIM. Cullen Bryant, j. i. TroWbridge,
Mira. A D. i. Whitney, John Neal. c.. c. Haze
Stedman, Ahce Cary, w. d. Howells, Harriet Z.
Prescott, Harriet B. Stowe, Gail Hamilton, E.
P. Whipple, Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz, G. J. Sprague, 7.
3. Aldrich, Henry James, Jr.
The Political Articles will continue to be a
prominent feature Of the Magazine. The Ar
LANTIC will always be guided in the treatment
OF great national questions by the highest con-
siderations Of Liberty and Justice. Impartial
Suffrage, the Rights Of Congress. and kindred
topics will receive during the present exciting
period full and earnest attention from the pens
of the ablest writers in the country. The Pub
fishers point to the series Ofpapers now appear
ing in the Magazine as an earnest of their in
IentiOn.
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Alta. McConnells. Blankets. Saddles, Bri-
dies. Goats and Spreads nearly new, cheap for
Cash. ISept. 5. 1866. II.
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HAS s Caps.

The largest stock in the county. and. the best
arietv-Includmg all the styles, at prices no
opposition can compete with, at
Nov. Is. FIELD d. TURNER'S
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Mrs. E. S. Adair

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Ma
chine for the last three years, and still keeps
the different styles on hand; also the Howe
Weed. &c.
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Town s. Patch
Pure Ground sage,

OF Warren. are furnishing Brittan's Copper
strip Lightning Rods, quite as cheap as the old
Iron ones. ldec. 19-tf
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Large stock

OfHats & Caps are now open-embraeing all
an % REED & ADAMS.
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Rl You will find Rye Flour, Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and
Farina, at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN & BRUCE
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Buy your Flour Of Osborn s.
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
.'City Mills Flour. None better in market.
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Trumbuu National Bank of
Warren.

WARREN. ONO. Dec. "a. 1856.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this Bank, for the election Ofseven directors to
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 J anu
airy next between the hours Ofle and I Of said
daY. JOHN s. Cashier.
nsc oG 0v
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j. Z .SmIth,S Hair Restorative.
Mrs. Winslow's Queen of Hair Restorers, and
Soothing ~Syrup-fora quarter. by
JULIAN HARMON.
[0ct3 No. 5, Market st.
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CasSimer Suits.

At less prices than before the war. Great
Bargains are being daily given in 0vereOats. by
Nov q, FIELD C TURNER.
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it?
Thrilling Tale !

Goldpens are being sold at astonishiugly low
prices at Julius Kings, Call early for now j:
the time to get q bargain. Jan. 2, 1851.
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GOOD Merchant's saCe,
Found

For sale very cheap.
Enquire atthe office Of Taylor & Jones.
Jan. 2. 1872.
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PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1867.

By common consent the COMMERCIAL ranks
first among the papers published IN Western
PENNSYLVANIA, Although but recently estab-
hshed its circulation and influence are already
widely extended. as q journal Of enterprise IN
gathering the latest intelligence, and In giving
in each issue a large amUun and great variety
Ofreading matter, II does not suher IN compar-
isOn with the best. 1t IS Thoroughly Identified
with the city in which II Is published, and an
extended circle around and beyond the limits Of
our own State. where the number of ITS readers
and its influence are constantly increasing. An
unhinching advocate Of Sound Union principles
it at the same time pays special attention not
only to all
MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST,
But to topics of moment to the
CAPITALIST, Il LABURER,
AGRICULTURISr. THE MECHANIC,
AND Il FAMILY CIRCLE
It's ample columns embrace a carefully prepared
LITERARY AND VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC
MISCELLANY. AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL INFORMATION
From the best sources. In giving the
EARLIEST AND FULLEST NEWS
FROM ALL QUARTERS,
Neither expense or labor is spared: and IL has
complete arrangement for
EXTENDED n VALUABLE
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
Giving the Stock, Financial. Dry Goods, Gro
Gerry, Cattle and General Markets Reports of
Pittsburgh. and the latest reports by Telegraph
of the Markets Of the leading cities of the
world; and in every department. it aims to keep
mace with tie foremost IN the progress of i'm
provement so conspicuous in journalism at the
present time. Firmly established, 1t is conf
dent in its position. and will enter upon the new
year with new plans, well matured' looking to
increased strength and usefulness.
K OF
Daily Paper, per W
Daily Paper, per week by Carriers and Agents 20
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A Pocket Book containing a sum Of mOney.-
Enquire of Z. r. Wise, Chronicle office.
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Insure YnurseLf

Charlie Dodge
AuS %. REED ADAMS
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

CAGER BROTHERS & house,
~ offer for sale at their Nursery, = ola mile
north of House x Ssger's Store in Bristol. a
good assortment OfApple. Peach, Black Walnut
& ETergreenTrees, GrapeYines &c. Which they
viii sell at the Lowest marketprice- Orders filed
with the greatest care. IA SAGER,
H +. SAGER,
A HOUSE.
Post Office Address, Bristol. Trumbun Co. o.
Auz. 22d,-ly.
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Water Pipe.

II. 8 and finch Water Pine. suitable for Sew
ers. Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low,
II. S. ROBBINS
Sept Il 1865 II Newton Falls.
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Engine for sale.

A good second hand eight Horse Power En-
CINE y Boiler for sale By II. S. ROBBINS. of
Newton Falls o. lAug. 22-tf.
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Fine English Breakfast Tea
Burnett's Fruit Extracts.
Burnett's "ElOrimel."
Burnett's Tooth Wash.
Burnettis Cocaine.
These choice articles for sale by
JULIAN HARMON
L0ct3 Col No. 5. Market street.
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Paper and Envelopes

We have just received a new supply of Cap
Letter and note Papers, of the best quality. with
Envelopes Of all sizes to match. at
P0RTERiS Bookstore.
Warren, Ohio, Nov. q, lS56-3wks.
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BFittan'S

CONTINUOUS CoPPER-sTRIP LIGHTHIFG Cox
DUCFoRs for sale by TOWN & PATCH,
dec 19.-tf Warren, Ohio,
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400 OVercOats

81 Leave yoEr orders early for Fall and
Winter clothing. at REED adams.
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LOriIIard

Fire Insurance Company. of. New York
Cash U0,UOhVV
Assets. Augusta. L. S66..----.--.Sl ,S64.SSS.A
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent,
Jan. ID, 1S67-1W Warren, o
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Local Notices.

Very Cheap.
Beaver and Chinehilla Over Coatings BY the
Yard; also Cloth and CasslmeTes for suits sold
I very cheap at dOLDSIEIN'S.
Nov Is, lS56-tf
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Florence Sewing Machine
At No. 6. Main Street. Nov .14,-tf
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New Leather Store.

CAN FIND an
Oassortment Of Leather at McLain & Wards,
stairs. Hides wanted.
McLAIN 4 WARD. Tanners.
Nov L.. 1S66-2mO.
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Pine Shingles.


ANo.1, article can be had at a low figure by
calling on the Station Agent. Phalanx Station,
Braceviile, o. Dec. IS, If.
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anu Fep HBoYT, sFBATToN & HAPGooD.
dee ) Il
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n Goods

We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
RUSH d HAMILTON.
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OFFICE Asst QUARTERMAsTER,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
December 4th. 1866.

JEsSE Evans,
Warren TIUmbuU Co., OIL have the
honor to inform you that 1 have recovered
and inferred in the National Cemetery at
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Cents Furs,

UeEIS7 EIEos
A fine assortment at very low prices-cheap-
est in town FIELD TURNER.
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Business Rooms and Build
ing Lois for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale. his Store in
Phoenix Block. on Market Street. now occupied
by hessrs Reed + Adams. 1t is the most desirf =
BILE business location in Warren.
Town lots in the immediate vicinity Of the
A. 4 G. W. R. R. Depot. in north Warren. Also
dec. 19-4t
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NAME OF GREAT EVENTS.

NIGame Of Familiar Quotations,
GAME OF Battles between the North < South'
Games of Authors.
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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warranted.

Special Bargains,
In Undershirts and Drawers. at
FIELD TURNER'S.
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