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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-26
Centenary and 8. s. School
Matters of the Nj. e. Church,
Warren District.

The Centenary Committee of Warren
District II. E. Church, met at Bacons.
burgh, June 18th, 1867, and organized by
the appointment of Rev. D. II. Stever P.
E., Chairman, and Rev. r. N. Warren,
Secretary.
Reports from various charges called for,
and Warren, Niles, Greene. Richmond,
Williamsield, Gustavus, Bazetta, South
lngton, Jefferson, Vienna and GirArd re.
sponded. The total amount of centenary
contributions reported by the charges
named was thirty-six thousand six hundred
and seyenty-elght dollars and seventy.fye
cents, the most of which was for home i'm
proVements. The total amount of contri-
buttons for this district will probably reach
fifty thousand dollars.
The Warren District Sunday School
Convention, of the N. E. Church, met at
the same place Wednesday morning, the
18th inst, Rev. A. Barris, Pres, and Rev.
z. N. Warren, Sec.
Opened by singing and prayer, conduct
ed by Rev. ArchabOld.
By resolution all persons present re-
quested to take part in the proceedings of
the Convention. The following resolu.
ton passed:
ResOIped By the Sunday School Con-
v~ention, of Warren district, that we
change the name and organization of our
Convention to Warren District Normal
Institute, auxiliary 10 the Normal
Sunday School Institute Of the NJ. E.
Church, of the State Of Ohio, adopting the
Constitution prescribed by the said State
Institute for the control Of such district
organizations.
Messrs. Ely, Goodrich and Fobes were
appointed By the Chair, 8 committee 70
nominate officers for the above Organiza-
ton. The following preamble and reso-
lutions passed; DETVT
WHEREAS. We have the utmost conf
dence in the literature of our Church, and
especially believing that our Sabbath
School publications are far superior in
evsry respect to any others published,
therefore,
BSsoL0Sd, l, That in supplying our
Schools with books and periodicals, We
will manifest our faith by our works, and
purchase those Of our own Church.
Resolved, 9, That it is incompatible with
the duty we owe to the Church Of our
choice, for any Minister, Sunday School
Superintendent, Or Committee to purchase
books for the use of our schools, Of the
American Sunday School Union, or N
other publishing house except our own.
Committee on nominations reported the
names Of Rev. d. NJ. Stever, PreE, and
Rev. E. II. Warren, Sec. Report adopt
ed.
Resolved, That when we adjourn we ad-
journ TO meet sometime in the month of
September next, precise time and place to
be fixed by the President Of the Institute.
Secretary requested to publish an ab.
stractof the proceedings Of this Convention
in the WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
On motion, adjourned.
In the afternoon the ChildrenS meeting
convened at 2 o'clock, filing the Church
to its utmost capacity then followed the
usual bill of fare Of speaking and singing,
and the latter was excellent.
On the whole, with fair westher, dry
roads, good living, and good company,
u Convention was q decided success.
R. N. WARREN, Secy.
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CeIebrafIen at heWton FaIIs.

Newton Falls, animated by the s'Spirit
'76," has determined 10 celebrate the g'lo-
riOus Fourth. To that end arrangements
have been made for a grand Basket Pic
Nc. There Is TO be q gay time. The
artillery viii thunder, the flags will be
flung to the breeze, professions viii
mArch,-the Good TemPIArs appearing in
full regalia-Beaver's band and Titles
Mozart Club win furnish plenty of coed
music-W. Q. Forrist, Esq, viii deliver
an Grafton, snd 81. o. Neweomb, Esq ,
and others viii deliver speeches In the
afternoon there VIII be 5 "grAnd cali
thumPiaa dress parade" In the evening
aFestiyat viii be given by the Good
Tsmplars for the benefit Of the order.
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mTManfYYears Ago. ;,

How nit mother. said the charming Labslin-
da MOntressor. you have always been so tasty
in your selection Of BonnetS 2" N dear Lin
forty "cTer twenty years ago" the present
Mrs. Potter, who will never grow old. made my
wedding bonnet, and suited me so well ] have
never went elsewhere since; She Was then in
Street. and then Warren had no room equal to
the one she now occupies, Times have changed
and things are not as they were in our grand
fathers days." Follow M example my dear.
and you too will always be tasty.
June 26-lt
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Inv WOIk VI rhcpaAndA6 tAo- OONA'
House commenced on Monday.
Mr.. Lee Yangorder has our thanks fol-
a box of very large nice Strawberries, OF
the Wilson's Albany Variety. They are
the largest berries we have seen in this
market
= Several weeks since, 6 discharge
paper belonging to Joseph Rice, Co. c.
Hts Regt Pa. Vol. Cav. was found by
Mr.. Walter Roe, Of North Bloomfield.
The owner can have it by calling on Mr..
Roe, and properly identifying himself.
-Msszrs. barley & Weeks are pushing
the paving contract With energy. The
work wezt Of the Square is completed, ex-
eepsng the CUTTERS Work on Market
Street has been commenced. The whole
job viii BE- completed, It Is expected, by
September Ist next
-Wshave arctic ST present in our Office
being nothing less than the big lock taken
from the Jsil At oharlestown. Va, where
Old John Brown was imprisoned. 1t is
the property Of J. L. Barton, formerly of
Co. K, 18th Pa. Cavalry, who now lives
in Bazetta. this county. Mr.. B. will sell
this relic.
The match game Of Base Ball between
the Mahoning and Farmers Clubs, win
take place on the Fourth of July, on the
grounds Of the MahOning Club, below the
Canal. An umpire has bean obtained
from the Forest City Club, of Cleveland.
As this is about the only celebration of
the Fourth In town, it is expected that q
large number viii be present to witness
our National game on our Nations Birth
day.
We regret 10 learn of the destruction
by fire, on Tuesday night of last week, of
the extensive pail factory of D. H. Wild
er & Co, of Cory, Pa, valued at SIS, 600
to $4,000 It was insured about $50, 900
in various companies. Mr.. Wilder was
lately Of North Bloomfield, this county,
and is 8 man of too much energy to be
discouraged by this mishap. We learn
that the work of rebuilding the factory
with brick, on an enlarged and improved
plan, has already commenced, and will be
pushed to q speedy completion.
The past week has been hot, dry and
dusty On our principal streets the dust is
~all-Peryaoings from housetop TO cellar;
wherever there is IN open door or window
it enters unbidden in clouds, covering
counters, shelves, tables, filing the eyes,
grinding between the teeth, until people
spurt mud from moltsr-bed mouths
Pompeii was smothsred by clouds Of dust
and if cur people do not resort to street
sprinkling, they may find themselves ere
turning to dust" and ike
Dead Caesar, turned to clay,
Used to M . hole - keep the cold away"
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HOW to get G
EARLY to bed. and early to rise.
Makss one healthy wealthy and wisa .

Early % bed, and carly % rise,
Make one healthy. wealthy and Hise."
And there's nothing equal to 9 good alarm
clock to shake you ont Of q sleepy bed in the
morning: and once up early. how smoothly
things go all the day longi Julius King keeps
splendid alarm clocks almostas cheap as those
without the alarm. School teachers clocks too
that will make the tehoolgo like .elock-Work:n
clocks, and hear 'en tick Big clocks, little
clocks, tall clocks. short clocks, iron clocks,
wooden clocks. hour clocks. day and week
clocks, all standing on the shelves and click
clOcking at each other like fifty thousand talk
alive "old girlst" u n %. GILT
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commercial CoIIeee.

Asco6EshtiOn Of hGP Principals and
Officers Of Bryant, Strettsn & Co.'S Inter
national Chain Of Colleges was held at
Buffalo lest week. We learn that the
business before the Convention was of
great interest the result Of which is like ly
to reVolutiOnize the present system of
commercial education, by raising the
standard so that the Commercial College
course viii be similar 70 that of Classical
Institutions.
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Strawberries.

The strawberry crop is large in this
section. Some Of our larger growers are
having quite q harvest, the fruit bringing
from II to 20 cts. per quart as per quality.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ed. A. Prentice,
of Champion, for several boxes of the
finest berries We have seen this season.
They were raised on his farm, which he
adVertiEes for sale in the CHRONICLE.
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A PerpeIuaI MolIon ed Last.

The Erestimprovement in American Watches
bids fair 70 makeit almosta perpetual motion.
Vautrot 6Ackisy put the improvement to all
their American Watches. without extra charge.
Do not fail to examine their stock before pur-
chasing elseEhste. The Improvement put on
/, yauTot = Aekley always keep a full assort-
ment Of American Watches. Swiss Watches,
Clocks, SilverWzEe. n every thing in their
line and warrant everything to be as represent-
ed. lJune 2-2t
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Auction.

viii be sold at Public Sale, in front Of the
Post Ohiee. IN Warren. on Saturday, 18th inst.
commencing at one O'Clock. p. M. . lot oi
Household Furniture, consisting Of Bedsteads.
ShaIrsa Stoves, de-, &c.s &c. belonging to Rev.
ANY Of the articles viii be disposed Of at pri-
june 1927
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Town and County.
Somefhfng New.

New styles Of Duck Sacks, with Vests
and Pants to match. A fresh arrival OF
Bro, Linen Shirts, Linen Drawers, also
more of those Flesh GoIorea Under Shirts.
A 4ote Of genuine Dog Skin Gloves-White
Fur Hats, Silver Beaver Hats New
styles of Children's Clothing. Heavy
Linen Pants and Vests, just the kind for
working men,. Mason's Over Ais.
The Standard Paper Collar-Bemis'
Patent Shakespeare Paper Cellar@Linen
Finish. The largest and best stock OF
Ciothing and Gentlemen's Goods Of all
kinds can always be found st
REED & ADAMS.
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Haby's got the WhOOpins
GonEhi =

A every plump. pretty baby-the very image
efits mother always has some time or other
during his babyhoods experience. Hthe moth
sr-snd what mother does not-wishes to save
her child much needless suffering. and at the
same time tBsHre a speedy rseOUerV. she will at
once procure o bottle Of Dr.. J. W. Polandis
White Pine Compound. and give according to
directions. The price Il only 800 per bottle,
. il can be purchased at al druRgists.
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Almost Fire

About ! O'Clock, Friday morning,
the dwelling house of Henry W. Smith
VA discovered by Edward Patch, TO
be on IRE in the kitchen. The alarm
was given. and 8 few of the neighbors
ran with psilsalready filed with water,
and sxtinguished the FIRE. before the
fre-engines were ready to throw water.
The FIRE had burned of some of the
rkfters, ceiling. lathe and plaster. and
the damage was about$60. Theneigh-
bOrs worked manfully, and by a few
pals of water thrown in the right place
saved what . dozen fre-sngines could
not have done fifteen minutes later.
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Good morning, DOCforI Good
morning. GeReraII

Which way are you going? Tam going down
to Ames d Little's. in Anderson d Rupp's new
block. Main. st. What. are they down there2-
hayejnst got on q lot Of new goods. and they
sell cheaper than any in town. For instance.
Hosiery. Gloves, Hoop Skirts. Linen and En-
brOidered Hsndkerchiefs, Crash T0Veling, Of
lot of Bleached Cotton. at 1Oc Per yard, and
every thing else in proportion. You had bet
ter call on them. lJune 26-2t.
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CLIMAX.

Pages Climax Salve. for Burns. Sealds. Scrofu-
Ia, Salt Rheum. Sores. Broken. Breasts. Frost
Bites. ChilbIains. Stings. Bruises. c ut. Swelling'
de-. whether upon man or beast. Is the most won
derfuI article ever produced. Other good arti-
eIes alleviate; this cures. It ailags infama-
ton. subdues pain. and heals without = scar. II
is worth its weight in gold to any fsmily. and
should always be on hand. 1t is warranted to
do what it says every time.
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independence a

On the evening of July 4th, a grand Ball will
be given at Webb's Hall. Committee,
J.H. BROOKS, DANIEL HEcKLINGER.
r. ELLIOTT. A. BERNSTEIN.
Music BY Greter's Band. Admission 500.
q Is, lS67-2t
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The undersigned would respectfully announce
TO the pubic that he Will be prepared TO furnish
In any quantities the Celebrated American Black
Cap Raspberry ct l5c per quart, picked and de-
any time between the sth and 18th of July
Any persons wishing TO secure . large or small
quantity Of this excellent fruit will do we'll to
call. DANIEL BATES.
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MAY MONKEY and G~oRIEL1s; Hon. s. P Chase
B. Stowe; Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon: Rev. Drs. Ar.
mitage, Williams, Westcott, Eaton, Sears. Full.
Ter. Bowling. Smith. Turnbun. and Rev. Sid.
deg A. Corey. II. Of. GR1laher, and w. II. Pen
dleton. Eloquencs-its Diversity; The Women
of the North and the Women Of the South,
d onestic Arithmetic. or Striking an Average
by Mrs. MyLls; Crushed Flowers: A Little
Prince Of Wales, with likeness: Quaker Court
ship; Phrenological Theory Of Mans Qrgani-
Eatien; Studies in PhyIiOgnomy: The Spirited
the Age; american Oratory Monsieur Ton
son. beautifully illustrated with thirteen origi-
nal designs: Origin Of Vegetable Life: Memory;
Temperament and Marriage; Delinestion oil
Character Extinction Of Faculties; Faseina-
tion and Psychology. in July number PHRRNO-
vol. S. R. WELLS, $50 Broadway. N. Y.
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DR.. e. JoIIIe NIattOcks

Can be consulted at his Office as follows. 1867
every four weeks:
June24, July p. AuRuEt1e {, September I6, Oct
IA, Nov. IL, and December g.
Ravenna, o. Gillett House. Tuesdays. May
q. June Is. July 2. August 20. Sept. II, Oct. Is,
Nov. u. Dec. 10.
Akron, o., American House. Wednesdays,
Mays. June q. July q, Augusta. Sept. IS. Oct
l6, Nov. Is, Dec. IL.
May 80. June q. July Is. August %, Sept. Is,
0ct.I7, Nov. IA. Dec. y.
Mansfield. o., Wiler House. Fridays. May 81.
June g. july &, August ., Sept 20, Oct. IS,
Nov. Is, Dec. IS.
NAYS 1857,
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Important change In 1-sos

The Government has changed its plan of con-
yerting Seven Thirty Notes into Gold Bonds.-
The holder Of Seven-Thirties now receives in
terest on his notes. VI to July first. and gets in
exchange Gold bond, dated July first. All
1 who wishto exchange can do SO, free ofehorOe.
at t. McLain 4 Sons Bank. Warren. Ohio
Do not delay for in a short time the privilege of
conversion will cease.
June 29-2Y 49,
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and Testaments

OF the various sizes and styles published by
the American Bible Society. for sale at s0hOle-
sale rates (for one or more) by the Tum5HH
County Bible Society, at the store of A. e. An
drews ? Sons. Market St, South side ofthe
Dec. 5. 1S66-lyr.
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New York Cattle Market.

JUNE "A, 1907
Under the large increase IN receipts for the
past week. and the liberal offerings this morn
ing. about $500 being on sale. the market for
Beef Cattle ruled heavy At the opening prices
ruled l2e lower. there was no general demand
toward the close however. and butchers bought
rather freely. About all the offerings were dis
posed Of but prices indicating a decline-Of 20
average quality ofthe offerings were fair.
Extra quality SlS.25; prime Sl8,50@lS,7 Is;
first quality Sl7lO0@l7. so; fair TO good Sl6,09G
Lose; ordinary to inferior Sl3.O0914,00.
The market for Sheep and Lambs ruled heavy
though prices are essentially unchanged and
the demand rather more active. A few lots Of
extras sold at Ezc- We quote the range from
&c TO 75ze, the inside price for inferior.
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en- High school.

The Alumni meets at Webb's Hall, this
evening wednesday,
The AnniEersary Exercises viii take
place tomorrow Thursday evening. at
Webs Hall, commencing at 8 o'clock.
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AtTyIer,s.

On Liberty Street. Is the place to buy anything
you rant IN the gun line, from > bog of caps Ct
i've ceats. to 9 Double Gun. worth 5000; Shot
Suns from three dollars upwards. Guns Of all
kinds made 10 order. Gun Barrels, Locks. Trig-
gers, and trimmings of all kinds. By the single
May q. 1867.
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FOR Sale.

fine z. Octave Piano-Forte is on exhibition
at the National House. Warren, o.. and is
offered for sale on liberal terms by
June 5 GIFT AD0LPHUS GRRTER.
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Thunder and Lightning !

Are frequent these days. should the house or
barn be burnt. you viii be lucky TO have itinSu-
red in the OHIO RARNER's Insurance Co. T.
]. MeLAin 4 Son at Warren. will insure you
Travel fast or the lightning may beat you'll
June l9
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Dog LOst-ReWard

Twill pay areward of Five Dollars to any
person who will give NE information leading 10
the recovery Of Q black tan RAT TERRIER.
which I lost about two weeks since. The dogs
ears are clipped. and have no hair on them.
ALBERT BERNSTEIN.
Euquireat Bernstein d Podolsky's Clothing
Store Main Sc. Warren Ohio.F OF
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WARREN, O., March &c, 1867.
Holders Of the August issue Of Z $40 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for U. S. $50 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank, on reasonable terms.
- N. B. TAYLER. Cashier.
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Merchant Tailoring.

We hays engaged the services Of Mr.. 3D.
vLBD RADCLIFFE, late cutter at Harmon Bros,
in our Merchant Tailoring Department. and
are able to furnish suits Of the best cut, make
and material, promptly to order. Give us 4
call. BERNSTEIN 4 P0DoLSKY.
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TheYDO Saw

That those Beal's Pat. Breech Loading Rifles
are Just the thing. andthey can be had at Iylers
on Liberty Street. Also. RemmingtOnis heYolY-
ing Rifles. Frank Wesson Rifles. and 9 host OF
other guns. with ammunition Of all kinds.
May p, 1867.
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IL. o. TaYl0r

Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block,
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen, give US
aean. - o.. lAprll q.
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Flag Stone.

A superior article Of Stone for tagging pur-
miles northeast Of Warren, on the Bazetta
piank-road. Itisthe same kind of stone rsed
, Mr. CIR Hunt in his sidewalk.
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~ With q set Of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good aftting suit of clothes
of any style. as any tailor. Agents wanted.
Address. UNION CHART COMPANY.
Nay Lift 0ranReTille. Ohio,
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For Sale.
Free Of Charge.

A good Hotel adjoining the grounds of the A.
Mar. q. ls57-T. Al. JONES.
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urnifure
Warren, March s.

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have q
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed by
FIRE or food, that WeNill sell at low figures. Call
and look at it, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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Local Notices.
HowIand Springs.

""FN~~N"N-
Local Fo6ess Is cen. per Eas fra Insertion.
ten -. per tAe eoeh sHbseQnent insersfon.
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The Only Agency

In TrumbuH Co. for the latest Improved Howe
Sewing Machines is at Tyler's Gun Shop. on
Liberty Street, Warren, Ohio. Also Agent for
]. Parkins' File Factory, Cleveland. Old files
re-cnt at Low rates tmay z 1907.
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Brick n Tue.

Perfect Bricks" Of the ordinary and large
size also. with Tile of9ll sises from two to sx
ct my residence opposite the new cemetery.
May 15-6 HOVER ADGATE.
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Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgood & Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street. Warren. Ohio,
MAJ l, 1S67-tf
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Buggies Burgies! BuggIes!

The largest and finest stock Of Busgies seen
in Trumeull county for years, and at prices
greatly reduced from last year. and to suit these
close tines. en- hand and for sale at
r.. c. BELpIN'S,
nj 26-lt Warren, o.
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Flour or Feed purchased at the Island Mills.
will be delivered free of charge to any part Of
town. RUSH. HAMILTON co.
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Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted BY Milan 4 Ward. we Hilpay the mar
ket price. MILAN d WARD
Tanners 4 Leather Dealers, under Mccon-
nehls. ID door south Of Smith 4 M'Combs.
March 6, lS67-f
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Flour. Flour.

Those wishing White Amber, Red Spring
Wheat. or Rye Flour. will find it TO their inter.
est to call at the Island Mills.
June 5. 1851. RUSH, HAMILTON & Co.
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Soap Crease wanted.

The highest price paid for Soap Grease and
Tallow. at the Soap Factory adjoining Van
Gorder's Mill. Warren. Ohio.
June II, IS6T-3W
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White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, M. d.,
oT.
PR0pRTETOR

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT.
lOo HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
Under the Supervision of Rev. ]. W.. Poland,
HOYT, STRATT0N 4 HAPGOOD; Z. A.
SMITH, and J. HARMON, Agents, Warren, o.
BENTON, MYERS CAEEIELD, and STRoN0 Z
ARNsERoxe. Wholesale Agents.
Mareh6. 1S57-1yra0H
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Room For Rent.

Suitable for . mal Fancy, News. Notion or
Ohio. lJnne 5, 1867.
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RaSpberrIes.s

a grand Union Bah comes off at Rowland
Springs, on the fourth Of July. st o'clock. P.
n. A general invitation il extended.
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The Best is the. cheapest.
LIST National Bank of warren.

We warrant our white wheat -four. the bes
April lit RUSH, HAMILTON & Co.
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Personal.

DR.. Mattocks viii be in Warren again, on his
regular monthly Witt on Monday, July 24th.-
Stops at the National Hotel. he cures all
chronic disease. Don't fail TO see him.
June Is, 67-St.
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Stray Horse.

Strayed from the subscriber. in Mantua, PORT
age Co. D. on the night Of the 10Th Of June. q
BLACK HORSE, 10 hands high heavy name
and barefoot behind. Any person giving M
informstion where said horse can be found, viii
be literally rewarded. D. d. CARLTON.
June 2-1t