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Cleveland wholesale Market.
MosDlr ErEv1Ee. sept. %. 1ss7

MONDAY EVENING, Sept 30. 1851. i
FLOUR-Firm and higher We re-
wise quotations as follows; Xxx fed Sf1, 90
f@II50; Ky amber S1425FR 50 Xxx
white So, 50613.0O XXX white SI3, so;
XXX spring $40, 75@lI,OO
WHEAT-Duil, but firm. Sales 8
cars No. ? red from store at $685.; 2 cars
No. l red on private terms-held at S2,4e
@2.50. EJ@G
CoRN-DuH and droopins Sales y
cars No. l at S1,09 from store.
OATS.-Dull. No. l State held at 63
Oslo.
BUTTER-In fair demand and firm
at 2s@32c for Rrime- to choice Western.
Reserve D ~ 3
C~HEESE-ModerateIy active and firm
at 10@l5e for good to choice dairy and
factory. r-5~ rs@f1a >
EGGS-Scaree and firm at I9621e.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet ~ 84G9c,
packages included 90 ur on
SEEDS-Quiet Timothy S2,3H62 So.
Clover IS, 5O@9 90. Flaxssed s., s5a
350.
P0TAT0RS-In moderate demand at
@Si ,0Op per bushel for common Sweet
Potatoes S2,25 per bushel. i
ONfONS-Ih far demand at 81. 90 per
bu.
sALT-steady at SIPS for Fine
Coarse $3.50 vf8
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Dseth or Lt. col. suIlus HAD


BY q letter received from DR.. j. F.
Mcmillan, OF Mansfield, Ohio. we are in
formed Of the death of Col. JULIUS HAD
LEY, formerly Of Warren, who died at
Galveston, Texas, Sept sthnlt., Of yellow
fever. He bad recovered so far as to be
regarded beyond danger, when he was
given articles of food causing a relapse
which proved fatal in eight hours. His
wife was in with fever at time Of her hus-
bands death, but was thought to be out
Of danger. Col Hadley xss Capt. of the
18th Ohio Bsttery, and was brsYeted after
he went to Galveston he had many
friends in Warren who viii lament his
deeease. He was sged abont29 years. 8,
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Cabinet Portraits

All who have seen these new and beautiful
specimens of art, pronounce them perfectly
splendid and wonder why they we're not in tro-
dueed before, forgetting, probably. hat it takes
-Philadelphis Photographer" in speaking of
the Cabinets" says: They are specimens Of
Photographic taste, magni6cence, and excel
pictures will not become popular. Pot0graphy
had better close up" So say We, and while in
skillful hands and managed with tasre, such as
is exhibited at No. Is. Market St., Warren, o.,
by Rice. there car be no doubt but what the
new styie Of picture, viii become Immensely
popular. Alresdy our orders are coming in Tor
the new size." showing the appreciatiFe mind
u 1haseof ~ ne Son ~ .t;ny1 sn.s;rs, !.
gem up 20 thelife-size Portrait. is executed at
the New England Photosraphie Gallery.
Sept-S RICE-Artist.
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Lady,s. FEieAa COZ loctober.

"a Qeaul1m Steel Engraving called The
"LAcE-MAKKR," leads of the embellish-
ments of the October number of this
lssQusena of the Nonthlies." Elegant doab-
lie Fashion Plate, engraved on steel; Child.
ren's Fashions Walking Dress, Spanish
Mantiils. Hnnic Peplums Velvet Jacket,
New BASQUE, Wgistband, Lsdy's Jackets
and, Psletob Princess TaRlc, Palstotswlth
Sash, Little BoysEB Blouse. Little 6irrs
PsletOS, &c, sc. The Music is @The
Wifes Dream, and is of its elf worth the
cost Of the number Among the Literary
matter, we note FRalph Kirkwoods SIS
ter-in-Law," by Amanda M.zDougias /:
How aaW0nan Had Her Way, "by Eliz
abeth Prescott; The conclusion Of ssOryille
College By NE Henry Wood; ain
Love by Helen N Pratt Chow to Make
Wax FlQwers,n with Illustrations Edit
oral Articles, Receipts, the Fashions. DC.
Price with engrsvingy $3.50 8 year;
Four copies with one aagrsFingl 81, 90.
One copy Of theLadyis Friend snd one of
SstuFday Eyenfng Post land Gns engra-
yingl, $500. Address Deacon & Psters
son, 3ie Nalnat Street, Philsdelphis.
ar
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Nsw York caftIe Markst.
as SEPTENBERs8a. 3.
Reeslpts6 {, so besEes; 3s,429 sheep and
lehbs 3(2117 swine 4

~
ReceIpts {, 95l beeKes; 3s.A29 sheen and
lambs sl244f swine G
BEEVES Offerings of Beef Cattle
this moraing 1900 head. Trade dhite
brisk and the prices obtsinsd showed 4
slight advance over last week. Ordinary
and inferio- lots, however, withsat i'm.
provement-ard rather difficult 10 dispose
of, the inquiry being almost entirely for
the better grades. Quotations: :.
Extra S16,5O@17: prime S16,25GI6.-
IS ; first quality Sl5s50G16,0O fair to
good SI4,00@f5,0 90 ordinary $1,000.
1850 and interior Sl0.009ILeO Mar
SHEEP -sndLAMBS-The supply to-
day was large being about ,O00s head
Demand not very active. Market heavy,
closing at about last weeks figures. Sleep
sold ut 41@61c, intending an extra lot At
Ie aHsnbsYs ota stgs6Sc3 one1Ss extra
al S4c.4 ~ - tasFLn EaStII {
HoGS-Thers was Httle activity in the
Hog market and prices a shadg30Rar.-
About 30 car loads on sale ally found pur-
-ebasers at 5IG64e forlgkt3 b4@73cfor
far to good 7@se for prime % extra-
Bulk Of the offerings comnon quality
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A.f.ctf or basins.. nea . rsn.nbsr.

Atfact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous CONGREGATIONS du-
ring the past few months have bronght ruiz
and destruction upon many Fire Insurance.
Companies; especially those companies doing &
local business have been Inflated VI {
The New York Superintendent Of the Insu-
rsnce Department. in bis list Of New York In
surance Companies. puts down the "HoNE" as
having the largest amount Of capital: largest
amount Of net assets, and largest amount ofnet
cash premiums. a-w hrr Et1LA u
The immense business Of the SHoNR1 Is truly
marvellous. It's premium receipts exceeded he
total Of those offs ofthe New York well eStah-
Lis he'd Fire Insurance Companies an coubined.
La income for the year ending anusr lst.
1857, vas over two million eight hundrcd and
fifty thouSand dollars ; ii paid for loarsS to The
amount Of $l.ST4.449s04s in the sams period: and
dividends b the amount Of &200.0o.l eaTinr a.
sets on hand ct $3.645.38, 81 and this toe ri eno
-ofthe most ,oalamitous Seazfn the hiStorT Of
IRE Hhile mAnT Fire inSurance
Cos within twelve inenthsa haze coupIeteIy
Eithered and broken dom bSntath this fery
dispensation. the -HoM1" comes out unscafhed
with its regal eapitaIoftBo1nilH0n doIlars nm
approached. This is 3 marvel aud q triumphs
and honor TO the firm. keen-and ekilful blot
Bho stood at the helm and Euided the noblS IN.
stitntep through the past terrible tEslTe
Ths HoHE I~ssUatEGl Co. stil eoatinuss to
issue policies on the safer class 9f Merchant
aIse and Dwellings at Watren through WHIT
EtESbf ADAMS. their only AGENT st this
piaes tcsph !. teoI-tf
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az Iesopotami
MEsoPorAMIA, Sept 80,

MEsoPor3MIA, Sept 80, 1867. E
J. Editor ChroRicIe The citizens of
Mesopotsmia viii publicly dedicste the
monument erected 70 the memory Of their
soldiers, onsThursdaE, the 10th day Of
October, 1857. The andienee viii be ad-
dressdby Rsr John Peate, of Youngs-
toWn;s and 0Ept.J. B. Burroughs, of
P~sinesyille. Gsrrettsville and Mesop5ta.
mia Comet bands viii be IN sttendance.-'
A dinner will be prepared by the ladies,
the proceeds 10 be applied to fencing the
monument. The public are respectfully
invited. WILLARD DAY,
; JAS. K. Marsh,
EW. LAIRn- sAd. Com.
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OrWeH Normal InsfIfnfe.

? For Sale. Enquire at the Livery Stable of
Warren. Julysl'6rn. H.. BASSET1
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10 Be, or notto 6s-aaf rAs qaz.sio.,'

I'D Be, or mott 5e-hdfs lie oneseion," !
Whether to suffer mental anguish.
Feyerish lipA. cracking pains. dyspeptic
groang,
And nameless bodily suffering:
Or whether. with q sudden dash. :
Seige-arbottls Of PLESTATT0x BIrTKRsr
And.tas Grnther lsNears. Be myself aSmsn
again. Z
Gunther said ny eyes we're sallow,
Ny visage haEgaro. my breath Tremendous
bad E1ls If- ?
Ny disposition trsublesome-in fact, Z
He gently limited / was fast becoming
-Four bottles nov beneath ny vest have dis
Ny food has relish. my appetite is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds ayordupois. Is added TO my
weight
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NEM aDtERTIsEMENTs

&c H0as, V &c . 2 SD A9fEs'.
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SECOND Hand Buggies

Competition Defed
In Black Suits. at REED d ADAMS.
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For those who neglect to buy their fall
goods cheap. A large stock of Business
Suitslat greatly ssd1ced PEice&ataust 8
3 looc AZ AenFRn satisfy ali thai they are
very cheap. If you amt the neatest and
newest, STYLES of Hats and 0sPs, don't buy
of any house thar can't Afford to tell you
through the newspaper where they can be
found. There Is : house in Warren that
takss pleashfe iAshoWihg thar goods and
alWayslgiving Satisfaction In fhsir stock
you al 1ndEnew newlstyles of all wool
Cassimsres, at 81 10 per ward, $1,25S1,4 40
LSl,60$1,6 90. 7hess Rgafes are belov
the prasentpfiees of W0oisat 25c per ID.
Perhaps It wf1i.beA enough to say, that
Men Ind Boys can ind everything for
their wear, at thls house ST satisfaetory
prices. just dropin and askfor whatyoa
want Before leaving, if you can find
Whist pieases you; buys suit Of clothes,
an ovetceak q few yards Of cashmere, q,
whts shirt or lass stirf, & hat oresp 9
pair of PlSmcnth Bnck gloves, a sett of
saRder- shirts and drawers.
The Housu wa refer to IL REHDT& ApANs'. u
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shanthe Negro Yote4

The sth Of October viii decide. Meantime
Juli1s King. Main Street. Warren. Ohio. is op-
and Notions generally. which he PROPOSES to
dispose at very low prices. Nc matter how
election goes, King goes for good Goods at low
prices" That's hs motto : andIthes voters are
With him. Cdlland look 1t hisstOck and he
viii proTeit. The Dutch Clock" plays nearly
alLday. CAL and hear the music aoss
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2O.0OO.

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
ket price. MILAN d WARD,
Tanners / Leather Dealers, under McCon-
nell's. 2dJdoor south ofSmith 4 M'Combs.
March 6. 1e67-tf
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seMing

was bestowed on the Celebrated Weed Loci
Stitch Machine. at the PATHS Exposition. Il
has two styles Of feed. the four motion anS
wheel feed will do heavy work eIuslly as wei
As light. Straight needle, the best and mos
complete Machine in market. Send for eircu'
lar. agents wanted. Address
/, ~ g. w. CROMWELL d co.
~. Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio,
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aDeath Loves q Shining MARIA
Signal notwithstanding ia this trpe OF
Conspmphoa, which most Away. preyz upon
the young. the lovely and The gifted. Poland's
viii preyentits attack, by preventing the symp-
toms which lead to it IL incipient stages-
Beware Of Attacking eough. a1-5o6
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Those Beautiful
Matched Suits are selling low, at
August 3. 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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BR5okfrEL5, Sept .. 1851

EDIToR CHRoEIcLE-At q meeting of
the stoekholders and members of the
Brookheid Agricultural Society, at the
Toxn1Ha1, Brcokfeld, on Saturday even
ling last the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year, Allen Waldorf,
Press J. P. TiIlots0H. Vice PFes.t Benz
Bentley, Secretary A. Byers Treasurer;
Jesse 7, Long and O. Hart MarsballS
SDiFectors, A. Price, John Cols, NJ Mer,
vine Joel Bushnell Peter Carlton. I. B.
Payne, George Patterson Robert Jewell,
Henry Long, George Fribby and George
McCIintock-
The T~reasurers report shows, total
amount received, S1l95,o 90; amount Of
premiums paid and expenses, SSOo,e0.4
Leaving q surplus of S395,00 which the
Society intend using for she purpose of
,enlArging their grounds end. building a
new Floral Hail. which, has become quite
necessary, as we had standing room only
this year. Yours Truly. Y. b.
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House s Lot Tor SaIe

Situate on MaheninE Street. nearly opposite
the High School building. and occupied by II.
Seigfreid. Coed cellar, well and citrsn. Pos
session will be given Immediately to q purchas-
sr EnQgireQ f - FREDERICK sHALER.
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s EBr7eAi CHRsSleLEs@Last sassrday
s Vradenburgs grist mn al he north
corners. The prompt sctisa 81 tHs citi-
,zens with buckets, quenohed II b the
timeit had burned on haifof he reef on
one side Albert Thompsen feEl rom the
caves, 3 distance of 80 feel, striking on
the rocks below, dislocsting his ankle and
frscturing some bone connected herewith,
BE luckily escaped with no other injury
hnf a severa- b~ruisin4.
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ssi q r. c. RICE.

= zAraR sve has sd6ne IemnFksBly, but
Mr.: waeohAs success In c~1ltivating the
Harrison" is still wonderful. From
four pounds of seed be raised in his gar
den, this season. four hundred and eighty
pounds tzsOJ Of splendid potatoes,-equal
to eight bushels from about one quarter
peek We regard the Harrison among
the BEST varieties of potatoes
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slate SDonoas-
ID
Juue and JuIy $50 BOnds

Holders Of these can nave them converted on
the most reasonable terms at our Bank. into the
New Gold Bonds. For the present we will eK-
change them on the same terms that the Gov
eminent converted the August issue. Bring
them on at once: the sooner the better for the
holder. p i. j. MeLAINa6 son,
. SEPT. Is. 1861. Sd Bankers.
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JeWeIry. BrafdIng sc.

Mrs. b. G. Taylor. successor to Miss s.. Z,
Gordon. Manufacturer and dealer IN Hair jew
selry. Brsiding, Switches. Curls. Pufs. Chignons,
EriEettes, 4e- Room ever Smith q McCombs,
Warren. Ohio.
NB-Higbest price paid for dark hair By
Mrs. II. C. Taylor. [Sept LIFT
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RACES.

OAK GROVE PARK,
NJ, O.
"Wednesday Thurs. & Friday,
Oct. 9th, 10th, s. IIth 1851.
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$1,000 IN PREMIUMS.

LIST OF PREMIUMS-No. l.. Farmers Trot
Conhned to the County-Premium $50. First
Horse. 40. Second Horse. 20.
No. Running-Half mile heats. Premium,
So. First horse. so. Second Horse. IS.
Nos. Trotting-open % all Premium $500.
First Horse. 100. Second Horse. 100. =
NOD. Trotting-Ror horses that have never
beaten 2:45. Premium Is. First Horse. 50. Sec
ond Horse. Is.
No. s. R~unninE-mile heats-2 in ;. Premi-
um 100. First Horse. rs. Second Horse, 8,
No 6. Pacing Race. Premium 800. First
Horse. 900. Second Horse. 100
No.I- Running race, single dAsh-one mil e.
Nos Two Mile Trot. Prsmihm 100.
MUM, rs. "
REGULATIoSs.-Ten percent. entrance fee
-Four 70 ~enter-three to start
All Trotting and Pacing. 8 in 5, il harness,
to rule; excepting Nos l and9. All Running.
Catch Weights.
Horses taking First Premium will be barred
from entrance in the remaining races.
Also. liberal premiums on Saturday, for Pa
cling. Trotting and Burning.
Should the weather be unfGvorable and THE
track in bad condition, we reserYe the right to
postpone the races until the weather and track
shall be favorable. r. II. BARNUM.
President o. 6.AzoeiAtions
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The ~gessions of this School for training Teach
ers. and impartiug academic Instruction FOR the
year 1867. and IS. will begin August 18th, No
vember 18th. and March 18th. For informa-
ton send for catalogue. OF address,
Orwell. Ohio. July f7.:sn
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GroOawBing E1traordi.
GREENE, o, Sept a, 1867.

3 "kAHL1 0OuDkICH POIAID.
Mr.. Editn:-Noticing the report Of
Messrs, Pelton and Watsoa, concerning
this excellent potato, led me- to examine
my experienceSand the following IS the
result: Iprocnrcd one-haif pound seeds
f3 small sized potatoes from which I have
Al bs. of fine potatoes, equalto SO TBS.
from l ID. Allowing 60 lbs. per bushel,'
we hare SO bushels from bpsheh With
s bushels per acre We have the enormous
yield OF 5S4bushels; and this, too, with
out extra care or cultivation
Nv experience with the "Harrison,"
foots up nearly the same 1s4 rs. from i
h of bezutifal potatoes. asrrR
80 acknowledgements
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Red Front.

No. 5 River Block Drug Store has come outin
. new red dress Hereafter, when you wiEh to
buy Drugs. Paints. or Groceries. look for the
Red Front on Main St, and you viii buy good
HeYT. STATIONS HAPeooD.
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49, HeYT. STATIONS HAPeooD.
sept q
Hoyf, sTratton & HapgOOd
win sell on and after This date. Eurska SELF
Ssaiiag Fruit Jars 81 s20p per doc. Red Front.
Wanted to Rent.
Ahorse. any person having such to rent, can
hear Of good tenant by calling at the Chroni-
Gle efhce. N -ft Sept. 4, 1851.
- 8
No Young Man @
+ Should be without ene Of those new and
klS65 Aasssold BY REED d ADAMS
hr : q
The Diamond shirts ssf
Never fails to please. they are the best made.
ap au sssd s g. 1sss f'ir' in usf REEFS only & lEgbbyxMs.
Don't fall TO Look
At our Cloths and Cassineres for suits, before
being induced to purchase elsewhere.
August q, 1861 rite REED 6ADAMS.
Young Mems SfyIesi ca-
Of Silk and Cashmere Hats, at
SILK s. Cashmere Hats
august .. 1851 REED d ADAMS.
Farmers and Mechanics
viii find tito their advantage to look at our
Cassimeres. before making their purchases.
August Is, 1861 REED x ADAMS.
ASpecialiTy Made
In Boys Clothing, at
August IS, 1867 REED i ADAMS.
Don't tryi
To make clothing for your Boys when you can
buy 1t cheaper all made up. at
August Is. 1867 REED 6ADAMS.
niece paou1tCnI
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snverl stIyeru SiIyerl,!

Pure Silver-WAre never wears of. but lasts
always King has his Silver spoons, Chains.
Thimbles and Specks made to order. and be
warrants them PURs As COIN Bring in your
old silver coin, or old spoons and watch cases.
and have them made up into rare. good styled
goods. of any pattern or weight ZINC has n
'mine" Of silver goods. Do call and see them,
and hear the Dutch Clock play. No charge
for seeing -scods' or hearing the music.
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CLIMAX


Aplain statement Of facts. / inherited Scrof-
ula, and many of my relationshaye died Of it
In lSSsmy case was frightfuL Tumors and Ill
GERS. spread until in ISf2, under the advice Of m
physicians I went to Avon Springs. I received
no beneht-tried every medieins and did every
thing 1 could. HAD to rest my arm on a eush-
ion. and haanot been able to raiseit to my head
for oEerayear. The diseharge from VI ulcers
was nearly a pint a day. ADAPTATION was rec
Commended; but pronounced dangerous. 1
could not sleep, and my suferines were ~intoler-
able. friend brought me an English physi-
clan who applied a salve with which he said he
had accomplished extraordinary cures in the
hospitalsi in England. It RECOMMENDED 70 relieve
Ipersistediu its use; it finally elected a perfeei
and entire cure. Tits now 1915. It is Eve years
since I had the appearance of a serofulous sore.
andng health has been good ever since Ipro-
cured the receipt Of this wonderful artlcle-this
blessing of humanity-and have called it
P4eEis CLIMAX sALyE." and allow the public to
use it or not as thep choose. This is a brief but
candid statement, given more fully in my circu-
lar. f.--sa J. NJ. PAGE.
GRSEVA, New York. December. lS4s.
New York. Oct, 16. 1866.
Il have known ]. NJ. Page, Esqa Of Geneva
n. Y. for many years. He is one of the first
citizens Of Western New York. 1 saw him last
week in good health. His case was a most re-
mArkable one. but actually true in every par
tieular. tSigned.) DEMAs BARSEs.P
We have watched the unaided but growing ia
vor of PAGES CLIMAX SALyE." and a~vailing
ourselves ofthe knowledge of Its wonderful Gu
rative powers, have become proprietors of the
Its a sure cure for Burns. Sealds, Sercfula,
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts, Frost
Bites. ChiIblains. Stings. Bruises. Cuts. Swell
inEs,&c-, whether upon man or beast. It sub
dues pain and inflammation with surprising seller
ity. and heals burns without a scar. No family
should be without it. It is always wanted, and
is always ready. We viii forfeit a dozen boxes
for any single failure. We believe there was
never snything like it in the world. It is put
up in tin boxes. surrounded BY a full circular
giving facts. directions. testimonials, &c, and
can be ordered through any respectable Drug
gist throughout the world. Price only Is cents.
WHITE q ROWLAND,
Successors to m. PAGE. 12l LIBERTY SrREkr.
New York. IAay2 1867. G. o. ".
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To make clothing for your Boys when you car
buy 1t cheaper all made up. at
August Is. 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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[RrIck and We.

"Perfect Bricks" Of the ordinary and large
size also, With Tile ofaII sizes from two 70 six
inches in the bore, always on hand and for sale
at my residence opposite thenew cemetery.
Nay l5-f HOVER ADGATE.
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Judge Tyler and John N. stun, Esqss
on the evening Of the 18th, delivered
speeches to the citizens of this town, con-
rrming lonr political SfaithE5 Measures
were taken to secure amor thorough or
ganiZat;on Of the Union forceF, and bring
The delinquentto thecoming election.
SELIN.
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John M. StulI

Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgood 4 Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio.
~ Nay I. lS67-tf .rEI DIN p
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GTayIor

h Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
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Miss II. &. MOORE graduate Of the Boston
Music School having decided TO remain in War
ren, announoe s herself in readiness 10 receive
pupils sor the Piano-Eorte. Those desiring il
can receive, also, instruction In Vocal Music,
Harmony and Thorough Bass.
Address care Of Mr. h. X. HARMON.
Sept. Is, lS67-2t. .
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PROVISIONS-Firm.
PoULfRF74etot ee per head. VI "a,
GR0CBRIES-LiEht and quiet. q Ls% -
BEANs-Whits $3.50 per bushel.
WHEAT-Whisez ss6e amber. $40 Spring
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FLOUR S12O to Sl2.5O. III
FLAX SEED-S2.9O 2 bu. Flax Seed Oil. $50
2 gal Flax Straw s. to SsPer ton.
0ATS-0ats are inactive at 6Oc
C0RN-Corn in good demand LIS.
A~pples-l.O , bushsl-
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EGGS-lSc.
HONEY-23e5 per pound.
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HIDES-See Leather Report. -
POTATOES-SI.OO.
TEAS-s1.OO to $50 per chest.
cOFgEE-229S0 per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report. ~E 90
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