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Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

"A reunion. ofthe Sixth Ohio Cavalry,
as viii be seen BY q card among the Local
Notices. has been appointed tobe held in
Warren, Nov. 18th, proximo. A good
time among the surviving members of the
a. gallant Sixth, is confidently expected.
Charles Smith. engineer on a gravel
train, A.&G. w Rsy., was killed near
-Orsazevills, last Wednesday. We are in
formed that his locomotive ran off the
track, and that Mr.. Smith was crushed
between the engine andsender. His death
was almost instantaneous. BE was q
young married man residing near Leav-
~ittsburgh. 81 l0
jim the premium list published this
week, we observe that at the late County
Fair q premium was awarded our friend,
Mr.. Edward Radcliffe, on the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine, for which he is
agent in. Warren. The G.. B. IS doubt
less q most excellent machine, and the
preference given It by the Committee was
doubtless highly merited.
"A large barn belonging 10 MIR. r. E.
Murdoch, about two miles South of this
place, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day foreRoon Of last week. A large guam
lily Of hay, q moving machine, hay press,
= Fand various farm implenenE were burned.
Loss estimated at between $4,000 and
ES5000L Insured FOR $500 The origin
Of the fire does not seem to be sstisfsctori-
ly explained, although it is thought prob
able it may have been caused by lightning
-ateayy thunderstorm prevailing when
the fire was first observed, and the light
ming having struck a tree within a few
wods ofthe barn. !
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$500!
SS,OOI
a. Timothy Sssf 0 s4zR tai:f Ssl 1 hR Rf5 SSIbi5:
Scot. lS-d
--
Those Cabinet Portraits.

All who have seen these new and beautiful
specimens of art, pronounce them perfectly
splendid" and wonder why they not in tro-
duced before, forgetting. probably. that IL takes
time and effort for the unfolding Of genius. The
"Philadeiphia Photographer" in speaking Of
the Cabinet" says: They are specimens OF
Photographic taste. magni6cence. and excel
Ience. such as are rarely met with. add If such
pictures will not become popular. Photography
had better close up" So say we, and while in
skiIlful hands and managed with taste. such as
is exhibited at No. Is. Market St., Warren, o.,
new style of picture, will become immensely
popular. Already our orders are coming in Tor
the new size" showing the appreciative mind
ofthose who have seen for themselves. Every
phase of the art, from the tiny" specimen Of 4
gem, up to the ~life-siIe Portrait. is executed q {
the New England Photographic Gallery.
-Sept-25 RICE-Artist.
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Gone to New York.

Mr.. Julius Yautrot, Of the firm of Yautrot 4
Ackley, left this morning for New York. Du-
ring his visit east he intends visiting the great
American watch FACTORY, and will increase
directly Of the manufacturer for this market.
MesErs v. d A. take great professional pride in
keeping a superior assortment Of Watches and
Jewelry. l0ct. alt.
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CLIMAX.

MOfatt's Life Pills d Phoenix Bitters
were first used in private practice in 1925. They
were int oducsd to the public in 1885. since
which time their reputation has extended. until
they have . ssleinexcess of all other Cathartic
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardly a
family among civilized nations who have not
personal evidence of their beneficial efects.-
Their great success is owing to their uniform re-
liability in cases Of Consumption. Bilious and
Stomachic diseases. whether of long or short du-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the gentlest infant.
One ingredient opens the pores Of the skin q.
another is diuretic; and stimulates proper az
ton Of the kidneys; a third is emoIlient. loos-
ening phlegm and humor from the lungs; other
properties are warming and cathartic, and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their combined effects. is TO stimu-
late the impaired functions of the system. and
to produce health. It is not asserted Mofatt'
Pills are q cure aR-that they will cure all COM
plAints-but under ordinary circumstances the
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache COstiVeness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Jaundice. Liver and Bilious Complaints. Colds
Scurvy. General Weakness, &e. They are ex-
pressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions Of cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has q complaint ever come to our knovl
dge. where they have not operated as recon-
mended.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the ~ mptOms and effects of each dis
ease. specifies treatme emf. furnishes evidence, &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder. Frank
lin .N.C-. who was curedof Dyspepsia. CIR Gross.
of Theoike. ILL.,. cured of Liver Complaint
H. Hooley, Of Springfield. Pa, had Scrofula-
and had to use crntehes; was cured in thee
week. James D. Dolens, ofAdrian. Mich. cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church. GananAgua. Cal. of Fever and
Ague. Rev. I'd. H. May, TWenty-frst New
York. of Rheumatism and Piles OFFS years stand
ing. Rev. Samuel Bowles. Editor Of the SIring-
field (MassJ Republican. was cured of terrible
Costiveness. Hon Ed. Weber. of Rumney. N .
H. of Liver Complaint. ETC., etc.
A box ofMofat's Life Pills. with full circulars,
&c, will be sent gratis to any Physician or Cler-
EymAa. on thereceipt of two three cent postage
stamps.
Mohat's Lie Pills are Is cents per box. Mof-
fats Phoenix Bittsrs, 81 per bottle. They srs
sold By sll respectable dealers throughout the
continents and the Islands of the Ocean.
WHITE & ROWLAND, Propristors.
Successors to DR.. John Moffat, aud DR.. WIN.
B. Mofst. III Liberty Street. New York.
May 3, Is67-e.o. Y.
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10 Be, or not 10 bv-tkafs The gueEfi0n,"
Whether to suffer mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic
groans,
And nameless bodily suffering;
Or whether. with 8 sudden dash.
Seize q bottle Of PLANTATION BTrTKRs.
And. IS Gunther swears, be myself q man
again.
Gunther said my eyes were sallov,
My vikage hsggard, my breath tremendous
bad
Ny disposition troublesome-iR fact,
He gently limited ! was fast becoming
Quite 8 nuisance.
-Four bottles nov beneath my vest have dis
appeared.
Myfood has relish. my appetite Is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds avordupois. is add ed TO my
weight.
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New York Cattle Market.

OCTOBER Z.
Receipts 1886 beeves; %, 1874 ,heep and
lambs ; 1882 swine.
BEEVES-Receipts are IN excess ofde-
mand. Quantity poor. Less active and
164 lower Quotations:
Extra sic, a. prime SIS,
90 first quality S15,5O@1 1900 ; fair to
good SI4,0O@15,O0; ordinary $1,000
1850 and inferior $40, a. 90. Az
erage price 12Ie; most ofthe sales were at
12I@1Se.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Good in fair
request and firm; common dull and de-
pressed; closed dull. Sales sheep at 4i@
6fc. Lambs 61@S4c-
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AlarmIharm,

Can't wake up these dark mornings, shf-
Kings Alarm Clocks viii fetch you out Of bed
at the very minute. Julius King has ~receiVed
ONE American Clocks, imitation Of the French;
they look as well. run as well don't cost hal
as much. If you want a, tip-top Clock Of any
kind or style, just keep your eye on Juliul
Kings Clock Emporium, Main Street Warren
Ohio King todrraats his clocks. :
Oct @ 1857 II
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BIRTHS.


In Gustsyus. August sd. 1857, a Son. to F. G.
SPENCER, NJ. D,
In GustaYus. September 18th. 1867. a Daughter.
to Orlando A. and Huldah FINHET.
In Gustavus, October LIST. 1867. a Son. to Benton
and Cornelia Z. WINSTON.
In Gustavus. October 4th, 1867, a Daughter, to
Alfred and Eliza J. YOUNG. being the 18th
'goodly child"
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out.

The domestic Sewing Machine took the first
premium at the Michigan State Fair, this year.
Pan. chen presented. Price $50 and Upwards,
IT Is 4 BuekaVe Invention. Reputation gain
ing rapidly. None Lesa fear TO buy Il. Salts
faction warranted 81 no sale: Il desired. I viii
change even, for Domestic. 81 TI w
WsrTep, Oct. git E. L. GIBBS. Agent.
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The President has not YET fully consid-
cred the application for pardon of Alex.
b. Stephens. The papers are now on file
at the Executive Mansion, and will be ia
ken up this week. Stephens is so strongly
recommended for Executive clemency that
there is no doubt but that pardon will be
issued.
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Attention. CINNAMON!

The surviving members Of the 9Th Ohio Cav
airy are requested to meet at Webs Hall. in
Warren. Ohio, on Tuesday. Nov. Il. 1861. at one
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of holding 3 Re-
Union Festival. and for the transaction Of busi-
ness i'm Important 10 the regiment. Comrades. let
US devote one day to Frightening the links of
friendship, and recalling the memories Of the
past! WIN. STEADHAH,
N. A. BARRETT,
Oct 8. st. u. W. DICKINSON,
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We are indebted to Mr.. Benjamin Ste
vens, Of this place, for liberal samples Of
several varieties ofgrapes grown by him
this season, viz: Isabella, Concord, Del
aware, and a Hybrid Of extraordinary
size and superior favor
We are also indebted to Mr. Jacob
Ewalt, of Bszetta, for 3 similar favor
Like the samples of Mr. Stevens, those OF
MI, Ewalt are splendid, both as to size
of bunch and berry. We wish these gen
tlemen the most ~unbOunded success II
grape culture TETWT 10
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Chicago Cattle Market.

The pastWeek has been one ofths dulIest and
most disastrous weeks Of the season. The mar
ket, says the Tri5une. has been utterly p~rostrste
and trade without the slightest evidence Of vi
tally. The supply has not been remarkably
large. but such has been the sluggish move
msnt. bat arrivals from day today largely ex-
ceededt The demand. and . depreciation In val
ues was the inevitabIe result The character
duce an active movement on the part of ship
perss indeed. the almost positive Assurance
which these interests felt that their ventures
could but result disastrously. drove them al
most entirely Eom the ring" and many Of our
heaviest operators have not taken a "ho0E"-
A few Of the more Veuturesome, those who sp-
pear 70 live more upon the excitement Of trahe
than the accruing profits OF their transactions.
still fingered, but they were exceedingly shy
cautious in their movements. taking such lots
only a. suited their fancy. and where liberal
~ Of the animals. may be attributed, in no
mall degree. the extreme dullness and depres-
sions that have distin guished the market du-
ring the past week. All have suffered to q
heavy losers. II IS estimated that fifty thous-
and dollars will no more than make good the
losses sustained By droVers during the past
week. The demand from paekers-upon which
sellers largely depend fer their absorption of
this common and medium stoek-fsiled them to
. great extent /; the " weather that has pre-
vailed utterly p~recluding the idea Of active
operations on their part Feeders have been
49, -ll@ - 8N0A9a 49, -
eed no disposition to take hold until prices had
been forced down TO q very low ange. Buyers
from Western New York. Pennsylysnis, Indi-
ana and Ohio, were in attendance. and several
hundred head found their way into their hands
st $3G4 . for common to good stock steerA-
There Was little really choice stock on the mar
ksL \ the few offerings were taken up at fair
rates
Valuesha steadily deprecated from day to
day until We note q decline Of fully 50 975c 2
lO0lbs on common. and medium descriptions.
Good to prime grades being in better demand,
and in lessiibersl supply. the reduction on such
was less marked, though 259S5c would no more
than cover the decline.
On Saturday there was . fair inquiry. but pri-
ces were weak nd unsettled. and. in their
anxiety to realize. holders. in most instances.
were disposed 70 make liberal concessions. The
demand was confined principally to stock steers
and butchers Cattle. at q range Of 8 6@4 90
for inferior mixed lots to good stock Steers, and
good butchers' Cattle. Several hundred head
Of "scslawag'' order remain in the pens unsold
and unsalable. except AZ q sill further redac-
ton. The following were the
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Latest from Swifz.rland

A large lot OF the Nautrot Dc Ackley famous
Swiss Watches just received--regardsd as No.
time keepers. Splendid workmanship. and
elegantly finished. If you want q tip top time
piece. buy one ofthese Of
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Hasjust returned from n. v. with a fine as
sortment Of Millinery Goods aAd NOiiOEs-Bon-
nets. Hats, Flowers. Ribbons. Silks. Satins. DC.
Hoop Skirts, Corsets and other articles OF thar
inc. Call and examine.
Oct. 2-2V.
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Teachers, Examinations

~ExAmjnstions for the Tsachsrs Of TrumbuIl
County, viii be held as follows:
Greene. October IL; Pennington. October 19
Newton Falls, October Is I; Warren. November
8 ; Warren. November 80; Warren, Dec. q.
o'clock A. NJ. Each applicant will provide him
self with slate and pencil, and the exact change.
So cents. By order of the Board.
LAUREN COLEMAN. Sec'y.
Sept. Is. 1867. 1T.
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weed sewing

The highest pre- awarded American Machines
was bestowed on the Celebrated Weed Lock
Stitch Machine, at the Paris Exposition IL
has two styles Of feed, the four motion a1d
wheel feed will do heavy work equally as well
as light. Straight needle, the best and most
complies Machine in market. Send Tor crcu-
lar, agents wanted. Address
G. W. CROMWELL co:
III. Superior St.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Sant II If
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Diamond Lace--The Latest
Novelty.

Wonders sure will neVer cease.
Since works Of Art do so increase"
And among the many articles Of beauty and
utility which deck the human face divine
none surpass this very latest novelty beneath
whose glittering sheen the eyes Of its fair wear
ers glisten with . light excelling the tints Of the
amethyst or the opals changing hues Of flame
Come. Zee, admire and love. at d
oct. Git. MRS. POTTER co.
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SusnRnded-

We learn Mr.. E. E. MOORE, pub
Usher Of the Niles Register, that he has
been compelled by reason of insufficient
support, to suspend the publication of that
paper. He says the enterprise did not re-
ceive the liberal assistance which he had
been encouraged to believe it would re-
ceiye.
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Brick and Tile.

Perfect Bricks Of the ordinary and large
size also. with Tile of all sizes from two to siz
inches in the bore, always on hand and for sale
st my residence opposite the new cemetery.
May l5-tf HOVER ADGATE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


OFT1cz WEsrERS RrsKRvE CHRONICLE,
WARREy O Oct. 6. 1867.
Gold, I3s.
Silver. larze. IL.
small, Is.
Fivs-Tvtnties. 1852, IIs.
&" 1854, IOe,
1866, ITO.
" -" 1867. les.
seyen-Thirties, cd and Sd ssries) los
conn0nua rn,.,.., No,.s 1874 11s
:" 1oeE I1E
H. "a go,
week. iittle 6ei5S lone In vsy Of 6esyy skip.
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Garter ZouaVes.

This popular Juvenile troupe visit War
ssn Cor two nights giving performances at
Wsbb's Hall. commencing this evening.
Tire Garter Zouaves never fail to draw
rousing houses here, ortogiye satisfaction
sOfseir large audiences. Go ands see them.
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Adviees frou Louisiana state that the
Kepaolcans claim the Stats hes gone for
a convention by at least 10000 majority.
Enough returns have been received 70
warrant this conclusion.
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Machines to Give Away,

T HAVE THE BEST SEWING
Machines. such as Willcor L Gibbs, Domes-
"a and others, which / will give to any one who
will sen 5 machines. one Of the same they sell.
And Esrrsnt them Year,. address Warren D.
&. L. GIBBS. Agent.
p. S.-Maehines Repaired.-I can tx
any machine; will call and put your machine
in order or no pay. on receiving notice by letter.
at Warren Pc. L, L. GlRBS,
August Z, I867-5m.
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Hair JeweIry, Brafding sc.

Mrs. q. G. Taylor. successor to Miss s. E.
Gordon, Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Jew
elry, Braiding, Switches. Curls, Pufs, Chignons,
FriEettes. &c. Room over Smith Dc McCombs,
Warren, Ohio.
N. B.-Highest price paid for dark hair By
Mrs. ri. {. TAYLOR, [Sept lift
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House & Lot for sale.

the High School buiIdinT. and occupied by II.
SeiEfreid. Good cellar, we'll and eistren. Pos
session will be given Immediately to q purchas-
sr. Enquire Of PRKDkRlCh SHALEh'
Oct. 2. ls67-tf.
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TEA, TEA, TEA,
Il We have just received a dravI load ofthe
best q .15et Tea in mi County. Have q
few chests left ofthe old Sl.g.
H0YT, STRArTON& HAPGO0D.
] JuIyS 81
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ownshi

Tomorrow, the beautiful marble monu
ment erected by the liberal and patriotic
citizens of MesOpotamia, to the memory
of the brave men who went from theil
midst to aid in suppressing the rebellion
is to be dedicated with appropriate cere,
monies. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev. John Peate, of Youngstown, and
Capt Burroughs, of PAinesville.
Happening in Mesopotamia, a few days
since, we visited the monument, which is
erected in the Public Square, at the village,
Il is a nementO which the people of that
place may well be proud of. 1t surpasses,
we think, any thi=g of the kind, public
or pdvate, in the county. In design,
workmanship and finish, it is neat, elegant
and beautiful. Mesopotamia, Farming
ton and Bristol have set examples of pat
riotic remembrance o ftheir soldier boys,
which every town in the county should
Try 10 Initiate. 3s
III = L4L -. E" "
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PhnadeIphIa Cattle Market.

OCTOBER l.
CATTLE-In demand. Sales extra
steers at 14@15c; fair to good l1@13c;
common 9@10c.
SHEEP-Firm. Sales at 5!@6c gross
weight.
HOGS-Dull. Sales at 9,5O@Il,O0.
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An Orphan Girl,

healthy child. wishes TO be adopted or find Q
home in q good family. Enquire at this Office.
Oct. eff w
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The Turf


Judging from the number of fine horses
brought to town during the past week,
numbering upwards Of twenty, and the
excitement prevailing among horsemen,
the three days races which commence at
Oak Grove Park, is TO be more than an
ordinary affair. It is clsimed that q finer
lot of pacing, trotting and running horses
we're never seen together an Northern
Ohio. Among those entered are
TkoTTING HORSES.
Josephine. of Pittsburgh; Starlight, of
St. Louis Queen of the West, of Cleye-
land :; Union Jack, do; Duck, of Sharon;
Rusk, do; Rush Reuben, Cleveland =
Wild Bill, the Sly One, and others.
PACING oRsEs.
Yankee Sam, Cleveland /; Cold Water
Billy, Pittsburgh; Gray Eagle, Youngs'
town Kinney, of youngstown.
RUNNING HORSES.
Lexington Colt; Gyp; and three Pitts.
burgh horses. -
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Local Notices.
Mrs MRRRAri


Local Nosices Is cents per hne first insertion.
ten CTS. per kne each subsequent insertion.
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KILLED by Lightning.

A terrific storm of thunder and
lightning passed over this place, last We'd
nesday forenoon. During the prevalence
of the storm, Mrs Oliver Brooks, residing
on South Street, went to at upper cham
Der in her house 10 lower q window on
the west side. While thus engaged, the
lightning struck q locust tree standing
within about.two feet of the window, and
almost Immediately owe the spot where
Mrs. Brooks was standing. Mr.. Brooks
immedisrely vent up stairs and found his
wife stricken down by the electric bolt, a
deep cash having been. made near her
right temple. Medical aid was lmmedi-
ately summoned, but could not afford re-
lief.
The funeral of Mrs. Brooks took place
on Friday, and was attended by the Order
of Good Templars of this place, of which
Mrs. B. was esteemed a valued member.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion.
Zen cAs. per hne each sMbseQaent merton.
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ALOt More

Of those Fruit Jars that sold so rapidly. have
just been received, and win be for sale cheap. at
H0YT. STRATT0N 4 HAPG00D'S.
0ct. g 1867.
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Hapgood 3 Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
May ], 1S67-tf
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H. G, TAYLOR

Has removed his Barber Shop 10 the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block,
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen, give us
acall. april q.