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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
NEW ADTERTIsEMENTS.

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Isnvert silver! siIyeri!r

Pure EiIyer-WAre never wears Of, hut Lasts
al!ayG King has his Silver Spoons, Chains.
WARRANTS them PURE As CoNi Bring in your
old silver coinsor old EpoOns and watch cases,
and kave them made up into rare. good styled
ming Of silver Eoods. Do call and see them,
and hear the Dutch Clock play. No ehdros
for seeing -0oodS' or hearing the music.
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Teacher,s E-xaminatIons.

Examinations for the Teachers Of Trumbull
County, will be held as follow:
Hartford. Sept. IS. Warren Oct s Greene.
October r. Farmingtsn. Oct. y. Newton Falls,
Warren. Dec. 81.
Examinations Will commences each day at 10
o'clock, am. 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.
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re TEambun CooatY Fa1r.

N5mors favorable weather could have
been desired than wal enjoyed during the
TIVE prinfipsdays of the fair, last week.
The abundance was larger, according to
the general estimate, than 1t any prece-
ding fair. We think the Managers we're
fortunAte in holding the. exhibition early
in the season, before the people had et-
hsnste ed their fair going curiosity in at.
tendance at other points. The receipts
were uQprseeaentsdly aarge-Aine hun
dred and twenty membership tickets hav-
ing been sold, while the receipts for SIN
Ele3tiekstz-euOunted to Sss7oe Theto-
tai receipts-(we have not the precise
amount)-ne about Sl95OsOO. x
The exhibition, taken sl together, was
quits as good n the average. which eon-
siaerihg the prevalence OF sserfOds drOuth
over a large portion Of the county, was as.
much as could have been reasonably ex-
pected.
The show of cattle was not SO large as
last yeaF, and Ne think not gensraHy so
good. There were. however, some fine
specimens 0fgTrambar County stock
Sheep hogs, poalFEs&., were not large
iy displayed. Mechanics Hall, and the
Fsnit Vegetable and Domestic Depart
msnss compared favorably with other
years. Floral Hall was handsomely dec
Grated endsc0ntained many specimens of
The Fine Arts. We observed several fine
Portraits from the skilifnl hand of MIR.
]. c. Crawford. Also some very hand
some and elaborate specimens of Pennan- !
ship from Bryant, Stratton & Smiths
Commercial College, Meadyille, executed
BY Mr. "a W. Smith, prinelpeIofth Col
lege. Mr.. E. K. Wiseil had some elegant
buggies and carriAges on exhibition, which
were much admired. The Moving and
Reaping Machines were well represented
by the Buckeye, jr,ahe Clipper, and the
Excelsior; EZW 1EaW0A
We had hoped to be able to publish the
Premium List this week bat as it could
not bsmHde ready TO put in type until
the last of this week, we, Of course, had
to go without il until our-next issue.
/
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Chicago Market.
SKPTENRER

SKPTEHRER&.
FLOUR-Du1 and 15a25c lower g
WHEAT-Qmet md &c lover ui
Sales at l,92al SO for No. /; I,s6Is
1.SS for No. 2. =
CORN-Lessa active and lc lower
Sales No. 1, Western at $L,05TNo. .
do I,0S3al,044. a-AA' 80
o0AIS-Tame. Sales at 5ac.
= RYE-Less active and Ic lower.
Sales Of No. western At $1,19; No. 9
do III. :
BARLEY-4a5o lower -sl -,
SALES Of No. 2 western at $I,I5.
PROYISI0N@DA and nominal.
MESS RORE-Salss ct $23, 75624OO.
1AkDzFfrm st 1Sf@I3{c.
BEEF CATTLE-Qulet.
smooth. l
HOGS-AetiVe. ssielas
Sales at ss76@5OO for good to choice.
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We al~sys feel An interest In the welfare Of
the ladies. and are panied to see many LOOKING
pale. languii. and unhealthy. We are satiGfed
that this might be remedied. ifthey only use the
the bloom Of health to your cheeks. If used ac-
cording to directioIs.
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FAN and winter Fashions.
SomsthIng for the Ladies.

Of Ladies ssqueG in cloth and velvet. open
- A.E. ANDREWS G SONS.
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WHITE q ROWLAND, Propristors.
Successors TO Dr.. John Mofat, and DR.. WYE.
Z. Aofat. IN Liberty Street. New York.
Nay q. lS67-eLo. v. il sd 20.
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weed sewing machine.

The hishestpr5e awarded American Machines
Stitch Machine, at the Paris Exposition. II
has two styles Of feed. the four motion and
wheel feed will do heavy work equally - well
"a light Straight needle, the best and most
lar. agents wanted. Address
II. Superior St. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Magnolia Water.-AdaightfuI toilet srti-
elesssuperior to Cologne and At half the price,
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Town and County
81 1901 s1 fESsoN1LGf

-
The postOfaesS tW FarmingtoA ha.
been nade,a none, order Office BY order
81 hePosf Once Department, eomrnede
ing Ssp.- Stu, inst-
L .Eaces1 - e1-1G
There viii be 8 Union meeting st
the Centre of champion. on Saturday ev-
ening nekt. See list tOE 1ppOintmenh.-
The notice sAs sccidentally omit ted from
the list published Last week. nszz
ss-zME Peer CsrastOn. of HAstford &n
please accept q thanks for a lot of yer y
nice peaches of his own raisiag 9They
were of the old "MixsaEifEg," ."George
thsRed5th Yellpw." and eFreestOne" va
rienes Their favor is hard to excel
Charles D. Harris, shot bis only Son
twenty-five years old, at Kent, Portage
county, on FriaEEnigkeIThe wound is
ptGaOuncsa fsAh a difficulty about mon
ey caused the horrible crime. Harris
wsa ktrAteda g HGI4
The Goth session offhe9 r1nbHil and
Mercer Musical Association viii be held
at Hartford, Trumbuit eouny. Ohio ON
mencipg on Tpssaas. Oct: 2sdsls67, and
closing with . concert on Er~idsy-eEeaing,
the 18th. Prof. I. E. Perkins, Of New
York. directs ssH
Aasisrn sent from 4his point. dated
the a6thA ssnez thEtgAsastmt Assessor
Brownies seized . distiHeE which had
been in operation tor eight months. de-
frsuding tie ~g0SernmenE Il was i s
coal mine, some two hundred feet under
ground, not far from Petersburgh, and
wks6EEsaB by JOHN Eekef3ZEoGags1o1Dn
Gurisssag a3Glgo8 EEgTGezgJs
Wei learn that ftisahs purpose Of the
railroad csnpenies interested, on the re-
snrnaefGe eas. approximation of P,
Fl Wr&GR RwCovvho Is now
on Che Westsrn hunting grounds, for
The bengatof his health, 70 place couple
Of through trains on the road between
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, via. Youngs-
town zBoat the msddlssof October As
the through trains win not interfere with
the local trains now running, the arrange
ment viii be advantageous to our city,
giving nsthree trains daily to each of the
cities named The trains will probably
leave each city respectively at 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and meet at this place sb0stneea.
arriving at their destination shout 8, P
M.-EoTgstpqp Courier.
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New Goods
I'm, s.s.v.d V~Et&
HAPGOoD& BROWNS

The Rev.. Isaac Aiken, Pastor of the
Beaver Street Methodist Church. in AIIsrhsny,
Pa. states that he has been Permanently cured
Of Dyspepsia. after fifteen year, fuhering, blythe
Of q thousand NhOhaye had the same expert
ence. M
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second Hand Ruggies
DRIVEN Normal InsfItute.

Rer Sale. Enquire at the Livery Stable of
Warren. uly sl-67-tf. H.P. BAssEFT
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WanIed-A Girl

TODD general homework in q small family ;
good wages snd Ehome for a steady girl; refer
ence required Apply at w. AdAm'shouse. OPP
pOsite the school house on High Street.
Sept. 8. l8S7-lt
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OBITUARY.

Here lies old Thirty-fYe per cent, rsH
The more he got the more heient, 49,
The more he saw the moro be craved~
Great God ! can sach 9 eoal be saysd1
O. Unquesaonably not; bu ifthe aFsricisus old
gcamp bad bsen Wilingte spare > dollar for q
pound, he would have been cured OF his kidney
complaint. which ended his life. Though, per-
haps. it was no loss TO the world after all. Sold
everywhere.
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la Attention Is called TO the following
named advertisements, which appeal
c for the FIRST time IN this weeks CHEoN.
.sEeEE: s $50 est III 63aTj1L ,
An Ordinance to- provide for zes-tah bills
"a @sHafFSm ith. sssRy 81 stsse-An Act. &c.
WI. Stephengon-Crcular saw.
Geo. ?. Rouen kCos3Seltzer Apsrient-
sPaints ID F6rntrS go Agents %aated. Mad
foy,s coret Skirt SuPporter. The Metro
-1 Here Manufacturers so n day made
by any one. Mr.. Van Norman's. The Richest
Kan IN the World. We sta live. Manhood.
&c. Book Agents. Hovey's Illustrated Guide
for 1867. We are coming. Agents Wanted
Beyond the Miszissippi- Agents Wanted. Keep
copies Of all Your Letters- SO to SlO0 per
Month. Agents Wantee.
Whittl9ey Acamy-lnsurance.& &C
Geo. Aaams-BoOkE, Stationery. &C.
Adam kFord=BOatk Shoes
-AdansE sbon~kzGeodEilieEDs4ls1 in
Wcolon 6ocds, 49,
Adams. yeWstt 4 Co.-Saek Manufacturers
geHett Adams 4 Co.. d. d.
BHrtridk6 kco. GsEeiznd. oELate Bate1tS-
BrcokEeld Far+LiSt of Rren1nmsAK -
Ezra Hasksfl-Mest Shop.
IT. Canpbel-0rocery Store.
sESk Niles speezlAo ERhestnns ONT
mellfAGtL Nu6 004G&43c&
Field ! Turner-Fau Clothing &c.
Mis- Mar 3. Meore-Mpsic 1sac her,
OaGia EarIs. adnr nnts6s. sLE
II. b. ToWnSsnd-Councl Notice.
Jas. s. Maekey-Aaministrator.
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IPhlIadelphIa CaitIe Market

issA 1-1sf FOL g Sept. %.
oATTLE-yers dall and lower. sAIes
$500 head.
SHEEP-DuII and lower. Sale. 800
head at S., 00@650.
HOGS-In fair demand. Sales 1900
head at SS,509ll,50.
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Those verr handsome new Millinery goodI
Just received by the Misses Foreman. at their
Rooms in Webb's Block. Main ST. areth admir-
ration Of all our ladies. who eKclaim-"beauti-
full ! beantifulP, Their goods are rich in quAli-
u and Of the most approved styleL Ladies,
you are cordially invited to call and look Al
their stock. lSept. 1S-tf1
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A Card.

Miss n. Z. MOORE. graduate Of the Bastor
Music School, having decided TO remAin in Var
rem. annnnne es herself in readiness to; receive
pupils for the Piano-Forte. Those desiring IL
can receive. also, instruction IN Vocal Music,
Harmony and Thorough Bass. z
s1iAddress care Of Mrs. II. R.HARHos. ,c4A
I Sept2o, 1s67-2t. C11 -ffaI s-s eli
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Local Notices.
ne fhe TaIk ahnnf Tnwn.


Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion.
Ten cs. per lime edeA subseQGsEf insertion. .
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mar JeweIry. BraidIng sc.

y. Mrs. II. C. Taylor, successor to Miss s. Z.
Gordon. Manufacturer and dealer in Hair Jew
elfy. Braiding, Switches. Curls, Puhs, OhignOns,
FriIettes, &c. Room over Smith d Mccombs.
Warren, Ohio.
u. B..HiShest price paid for dark hair By
Mrs. Il. @. Taylof. rlT [Septll
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10000.

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
ket price. MILAN e WARD.
Tanners i Leather Dealers, under Mcton-
neh's. 2dldoor south ofSmith 4 M'Combs.
March 6. 1s67-tf
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Furniture!

. Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have 4
complete assortment of Furniture, unscathed BY
FIRE or aood, that We win sell II low fgures. Gail
and look at il, at the old stand. -
EaLrgEU.. TRURSDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
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Meeting az Niles.

sThsrsoHn bsA GBion Republican Meet
ing at Niles Of Friday evening next,
9th inst, which viii be addressed BY
Hon. John Hutchins and J.. W. Tyler
We hope to hear that the Republicans of
WeatherEasld are wide $ and active
" preparing for the election.
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Extra Beeves-Eine. fat. well formed.F
10 6yeArs old steer and pysragnE
Prime Beeges-6o0d. wei hftsd. inc
ly formed steers, averaging from
100 to1 600 D. %5.75@6.5
Fair Grades-fair steers in fair hefh,t
averaging l.O09l.100ns. at-62@5.5O
Medium Class-Mediumg steers and
good cows. st for city SLAUGHTER and
averaging e0o91.OO0 ms. at---$4,S@4,90
Stock Catle-COmmon cattle in de-
cent aeshs averaging s0091. 900 rs
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m C,TayIOr

has rcmovsd his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block,
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen. give US
acall. april "a.
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CLIMAX

Pages Climax sAIve. for Burns. scalds. Serofu-
Ia, Salt Rheum. Sores. BrOlsn. Breasts. Frost
Bites. Chilblains. stings. Bruises. C uts. SwslTingI
de-. whether upon man orbeast. isthe most won
derful article ever produced. Other good arti-
eles alleviate; this cures. It allays inhAma-
tion.subdues pain. and heals without n scar. It
is worth its weightin gold to any family. and
should always be on hand. 1t is warranted TO
do what it says every time. 20 Zoe
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$500,

SS,OOt E.sA = TetsEWEAV
at aoYT. sTRATT0N6 H1PG0ODis.
& ssP'fiS-1 LlAEsL .esNagW
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THOSE Beautimi ~.
Matched Suits are selling low. at
August q. 1857 REED i ADAMS.
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Special Notices.
.'Tha nnrfnmad Hahi

The purfamsd light
Steals through the mint If alabaster lamps.
1.-THE mist Of roses." r l.t~--
Such was the foWery land filed Nth healing
airs and hfe-preservinR products. where DR..
Drake discovered lhe ctief ingredients Of biz
yonderful Tonic RECONSIDERATION
BITTEhS-the enchanted tropical ST. CroIx.
The PLANTATION BrTTEkS. combining al
the MEDICINAL and tonic virtues Of the healing
and life sustaining product Of that favored
CLINE. are. without doubt, hesWorlis Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and an
other Stomachic affections.
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That A. &. Andrews L Sons are selling Gen
tlemen's Suits tloeat0 per cent lower than any
other house in the market. Best double and
twisted eassiueres $50 and Sl.75, n cal.
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DON'T try!
To make clothing for your Boys when you car
buy it cheaper all made up. at
August q. 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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MedIeaILeofures

Prot. Jno. Bennitt OF the Western Reserve
Medical college. wiz address the annusImest-
Hall, N Friday evening, Of this week. The
TIT TIITE. MOORE Presat
D. N. WooDEoRfH. Seeg. .ac1 f-IEE
Sent 3
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Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgood 4 Browns Store. River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
May l. lS67-tf.
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MeetInr in RfoomneId.

.EGsPR Caldwell sinGpsAk in North
Bloomfield. or next Friday evening, Sept.
%. Let there Be s good meeting, as the
Captain vii give a most 3skeelient
spsschelsg1 5aa
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BIRTHS


In Champion, September iI5als57. a. daughter
70 W J. and CsthArine HUNTER. hn .
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n. o.,ah.. pt,.nIlooicali .1our

The October chronological Journal
contains portraits and characters Of
Mary Queen Of Scots Charlotte
Bronte /; Thomas Mast the artist; Ira
Aldridge, tragedian ; Alfred Sewell,
and others. Well-written articles on
anthropology /; married or.single boots
and beauty sick headache, its cause
and cure The fashions, illustrated I;
Mans spiritual nature forming char
acter ; The American Physiognomy /;
expression p whining women ; grapes
and blackberfies, illustrated. So a
year, or 30 cents a number. Address
S. r. Wells, Editor, 3S9 Broadway, N.
York.
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, Local NotieesHe


fA 81 al-a-fAaa So"
Local Notices Is cents per lize frat insertion.
Ten GA. perf i1e each sutssQasEf faserfs0s-r p
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Reh Front.

No. 5 River Block Drug Store has come outin
. new red dress. Hereafter. when you wish TO
buy Drugs Paints. or Groceries. look for the
Red Front. on Main St.. and you will buy good
KoYT. sTRATToN & HAPGooD.
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PIows. PlOws. PIows
John M. Stuu

! The best steel PIoEs in market at D. Il. 5BEN-
HELTs. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. Msy1. lS67-tf IA 1Isla @
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dehIeaks eaasls aaarkst.

During the pastweek he hlafket aas
been sctiye throughout, but owing % TIE
enormous supply m the dmfrket. sellers
were compelled % snbmittoa very con-
siderable reduction ia pricesin order to rs-
alize. There has BEEN 9 fair Movement
on the part of feeders, but owing to the
toOlArge sapfly of common grades on
sale, transactions were slow, and values
'depreciAted fully 25936c per 100 lbs
At the close, S4,75 was considered the top
-0Rthe market for good straight lots.
4, Notwithstanding the fact that the re-
eeipts have exceeded those ofeny week
for the past three month";, the demand has
been such, that with thesfexceptiOn of a
few hundred head of ths poorer class, all
have been worked off.
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RenkIous Notice.

The churches Of Christ at Greene, Bloom
6ele and East Pennington, viii hold their seq
pnd quArtsrly mesting At East Earmingten; ; On
Nm. Bartlett, the Evangelist for those church
ess viii be assisted by Bid. E. Wakefield on that
oee&sion - ~ Sept. 3
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PhatngranhIc an

Competition Defed
In Black Suits. at REED Dc ADAMS.
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Arriving Daily,
neMHoop skIrts.

An immense stock Of Dry Goods. comprising
A. E. ANDREWS& SONS.
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Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.


Pr-rrsRuRGE, Sept. la. 1861.
CATT1E-fhs market during N,
week was well supplied; there was enough
and 70 spare. Tie rates lave IN,
dergone no material change. The sales
as compared with thu previous week. show
an increase of. 1852 head. The extreme
prices were So, p cvt, and ac.
cnrding TO these figures bulls have adj
Vanced. The largest portion Of the sales
were from 6,O0@55O y ewt The East
ern exports Of cattle were 1884 head to
% he various points, against SIT head
the week Previous The Transactions FOR
the past three Eeekrwefs a. follows
Sept 25
Sept 4. -...~...1, Hls..... ..Ss,255865
Sept l~9-,.-.--2 463....-a-S3,40aS.25
ms yaEds dszing the pat sswdays we're
o~yercroWded with aockofaH kinds, and
many dealers who were anxious 70 return
homo y the esfliest moment sold out Al
he beat 6gufes they could Obtain
Hakkf-Iha markst wAs fairlv s1p-
piled. The sales were Liberal, excsedine
last week 1000 head Tbs ofarines Wete
gsnarRAy Of bettsr qualify, and sold al
prices. Among the sales we're
LIS head AOld on Monday, bat the Rg.
ures for the same could not B obtalnedE
The sla for de past thres weeks were as
hr rFru rwf. COS
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somethhpN a~

Something New.
It ia said that Netterheld& Pew have the best
and most reliable and convenient fruit jar in
market Please call and examine this jar.
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The poaosaesst W FsrmingtoA hiss
been made money order Office BY order
q thePost Once Department, comnede
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Have arrived, forty dozen ofthem. ofthe very
latest STYLES, and at extremely low prices at
lUa A. Z. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
SAINT II. 1ssf-9E.
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UFWeII NOFInaI InslIIute.
The sessions ofthis School for training Teach
ers. and i'm parting academic instruction for the
year 1867. and IS. will begin August 18th, No
yember 18th. and March 18th. For inforna-
ton send for catalogue. or address, 49,
|. Orwell. Ohio, July i5.sn
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Seed Wheat!
At Camp C RandaIPs. near A. 4 G. W. Depot.
Sept. 1877
Mrs. Messer!

Has just returned from N. 7, with . fine as
sortment Of Millinery Goods aud NOfioHF-Bon-
nets Hats. Flowers. Ribbons, Silks, SatinS. &c,
Hoop Skirt. ,Corses and other articles of that
line. Call and examine. .
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CALENDER ClooKl
MGazEf1
No. HMarket O., warren, o

DO not permit other Tar
- Preparations to be paImed of ~
INtOnyOuf0E Wine OF Tar. aslhfa
OEhaS more meriflahan alf<osh- >
- erS. =
Wine Of Tar contsiEsall fha Msdi- 10
cal properties Of the Pine Tree IL hoI =
- highest degree. and is unexcelled as =
- aremedyT dor coughs, Colds, -
A0orsemess, lore Throat and =
Breast, Lungs and Liver COm-5n
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
Those all wool

Enpress Cloths at One Dollar. are the cheap
s0'es'1ees 4l z.s sk6REws dsoNs.
Sept 1927 <
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
Infsrior-Lish andthin cows Z steers So

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strong demand for this class Of stock dur
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tendance Of E6stern buyers, prices have
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-27
Life of Gen. Robert F.. Lee

We have received from the National
Publishing House, Richmond, advance
sheets Of the Life Of General Robert F..
Lee" by James d. McCabe, Jr., Of Va.
The work will shortly appear. 1t will not
bs for sale in the hook stores, but is pub.
li'hed and sold only by sub.crip.ior.--
Acen" are wanted in every District.
This book has been published for the
pufpos- Of enabling every American citi,
zen to possess clear, connected and con
si',ent account Of the acts, public as well
as personal, OF the most accomplished
military leader and s,rategist that the
New World has ever produced. Il is
from the pen Of one of the most gifted
authors Of the Sou,h,a aud Is in all respects
believed to be the most finished, accurate
and complete record Of many OF the
events which lranspired during the recen
WAT that has yet smanated from the Con
fsdera,e side, giv!t the prineipa features
Of tho late gigantic struggle as it does,
from essentially a Southern stand point.
The work val! be composed in one large
volume Of $50 pages, embellished with
n fine steel portrait Of Gen. Robert Z.
Lee, and illustrated 10y series OF care'
fully prepared map.