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Mrs. PartIngtOn

During alate visit to Warren took Ike to get
his Photograph drsHed of" las she expressed
it, and peering over her specks up at the sky
light. asked if there Hss any danger Of sthem
beams Of light falling on the boys head" Ike told
her that meant rays and wouldn't hurt anybody.
she responding said, "the only raise she cared
for was that OF 4 good picture, and Is Ike was so
onresless when be tried to sit still. thatup to
thattime she had not been able to raise one"
Ike promised good behavior and the work went
on. while she gszed at, and criticized the speci-
mems that decorated the walls. declaring that
they were more natural than the folks who sit
for 'em. as she had seen SOM Of them faces
Ehen they weren't ~settin'.'i Ike having got q
good picture for the first time in many trials
elsewhere. the old lady In ecstacy Of Joy, threw
up her hands and declared nat the result far
exceeded her most ~sanguinary expectations.
and that If she had q dozen Ikes. she'd bring
EN- all up to the rooms Of Brooks X Potter and
have 'em slltAken with n~eatness and dispatch"
Rooms over Reed 4 Adams clothing Store.
sast side Main Street. G. @. TzyloT's old stand
Special attention paid 50 copying and hiking
Pictures e~nlarEed to any desired liEe.
June IL. 1867.
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struck by Lightning.

During the prevalence Of thunder storm
on Tuesday, of last week, in the region of
East Mecca, the residence of Rev. E. H
Higbee, at the corners, was struck by the
electric fluid, the current Epsssing from
the chimney down through the building,
without however. iujuring it materially.
In one of the rooms on the second floor,
thres small boys we're on 3 bed, when
the house was struck. The electricity
passed Immediately underline bed,distnrb-
ingthe flooring, but did not ignite the
building. One of the boys lay with one
foot OF The bed, on or near lfhs floor, and
the limb wEs considerably paralyzsd.
At sbSut the same time the house was
struck, q barn near by, owned by Mr..
Card, was also struck, and a horse which
was in the barn was killed, Tie barn
was not injured by fire. We understand
that On the taccesding day smother barn,
in the same locality, was struck by light
ming, and that it also escaped with slight
DAMAGE,
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PRICES.

Extra Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaging
l.G0 ns aud upwards .-..-...-..--S1.S9 80
Prime Beeyes-GOOd. well fattsd. fine
" formed steers. averaging from L.
100 to i 400 Ds. at-.---.-A....-.$6.7S97.00
Fair Grades-kair steers. in fair flesh,
averaging I.OOO@L.a0 Ss. Et------S.75@s.5
Medium Class-Medium steers and q.
good COWS. ft for city slaughter and
averaging sO091. 900 rs. st.-S.W95.G
Cattle-Common cattle in de- A..
cent flesh. averaging S.O09l.0o0 NJ
InfsriOr-LiSht andthin COWS 3 steers &.D@S.7S
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will make q clean sweep Of them-eyery sheet
will kill q quart. Beware Of bogus limitations.
which some may say are Just a. good" There
is nothing at all compared with It.
Sold everywhere. Price Six Cents.
July q. 1S67-4t.
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PENNINGTON, O., July 80, 1857


Mr.. Editor AS the excitement over
the temperance question is at last
hushed, and as nothing has been sent
TO your columns for SONS time, We again
take the liberty to address you, and as
briefly as possible. acquaint the public
with the proceedings of this place.
The most interesting characteristic
of Pennington, is the W. R. Seminary.
This is st present undergoing most
thorough repair, which will render it
very pleasant and attractive. A most
beautiful fence is about to be erected
to enclose the diamond in front and
around it; and as has been announced.
the Faculty is entirely changed. The
Principal, Prof. A. N. Craft, is fine
scholar and an accomplished gentle-
man. Prof. Wilson is q man of deep
thought and much cultivation. Mrs.
Fee Forward is n graduate of one of
our first institutions, alady of rare tai
ents and accomplishments; and what
is tru of her, is in every respect 30 of
Mrs. Hsslep. Thus you see the Sem
mary is ably manned and very thorough.
May success attend it now as it has in
years thst are past, and We would With
sincerity recommend tito the patron
izing community.
Truly yours, s.
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second Hand Buggies
LOrdstOwn Academy.

For Sale. Enquire a the Livery Stable e
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IA From all parts of the country
hopeful words come Of the immediate
business prospects. Buriness men are
reported by the city journals as feeling
quite sanguine of a large fall trade.
basing their calculations on the cheer
ingrePortsof sbunaant hsfsssts every
where. When the great staple, wheat.
shalt begin to rspidEy How into market.
which the depleted graneries Of the
country warrant IS most certain
ly to occur, at good prices. there will
be . fresr circulation Of money and a
Consequent renewed life given TO bust
ness. God has blessed the nation with
rich harvest of bread -stuffs, and the
people should feel grateful.
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cleveland Msrket. Is
MoxpAr. July 2e-6 ?. N.
The following are the wholesale selling prices


The following are the Wholesale selling prices:
FL0UR-Msrket steady and unchanged We
quote as follows;-Ciy Xxx spring 81, O09l3.00 !
red winter $l30O9l4.00 Xxx white "A ,0O9l5.0 Sc.
WHEAT-Markst frmer anda shade better.
but somewhat irregular. Sales Of No. ! amber
at 1913.
.CoRN-Frm and steady at sSsSac for No. 1
0AIs.pul and decidedly lower. Small sales
at &c for No. l State.
PORK-Firm, steady and UNCHANGED. No. l
Mess $500; No. 2 do $500; Clear $500.
BEEF-Steady. City Packed Extra Mess held
at 5000.
LARD-SteAdy: City rendered held at lie /;
SMOKED M~EATS-Flrm and auchanged.-
City sugar. cured Ham 2lc: do plain do 1Se
Seoulders l4c; Dried Beet 25c; BscOn i6c.
BUITER-Quiet and unchanged. Moderate
trade demand for choice Wesfen Reserve At II
GIG Commen and Central dull a. 12Sl6c.
CHEESE-Stoady and unchanged Held at Z
9l5c for dairy and factory boxes included
E6GS-Moderate request aud held at 20922c.
LAKE FIoH-Market Quio' and UNCHANGED.
We quote White Fish $500; Mol Pckerel s.
30 No. 2Piekesel s4.0O3 Trout $40; Herring
$3.50.
DRIED APPLES-Firm at 7ll9se for good
fruit, packages included.
P0TAT0ES-Markst quiet. New held at 81
per barrel. ~
SALT-Firm at $2.S for fine; $2.S for coarse
and ground solar 0nondago and Saginaw.
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local Z PERSONAL.

We publish aquite interesting letter
this week fronG A Adams, Rsqs writ.
ten 1t Ganoa: Italy.
b=Tke RzEhoning Coanty Ezif RlI be
held st Csnaeld. on Tuesday, iWsdDe sdAy
aud Thursday, October 1ssg2d and Sd. I
n4Msin streetistebe pzEedfrom the cor
ner of AArket tolthe first crossing South.
The work was commenced on Monday.
The work Of rspainting the Court
House was completed on Friday last by
the contractor, M. A. Mcdowell
We receive almost every day article.
which we are requested to publish under
she head Of Poetry. Those persons who
do not see their eHnsioas IN print may
cOnslade fkst We have decided that their
srhsna ere dehcientin the more mate
rial ingredisnfz Of even tolerabls poetry.
We hsTs reserved from B. s. Green,
Publishers General Agent, Cleveland, o.,
q copy OF the new work entitled aThe
Mormon Psophst and his Hkrem, or an
authentic nistery Of Brigham Young. his
nnmereus wives and children. bysArSC.
v. Waite. 49,
We are informed that some work.
msn on the A. &Gw Railway we're q
fss days since guilty Of aerusl and brutal
act. A COW belonging to Mr.. jacob Nib.
lock was struck by q locomotive. breaking
one Of her legs bot not killing her. The
workmen referred to tumbled the poor
brute into q hole and buried her alive
Such cruelty admits o ne defence.
It's ssundry Of VIM. MAgiiyfEy&
Co, Q fSharou, PAy1was destroyed by fire
on sstnfdAy eteaing, 10Th inst The fire
was caused by the explosion of one Of the
m6uldAs A roller for the Westermsn Iron
Company was being cast when the foun-
dation of the mould, which was of brick. !
gave wsy, allowing the molten ironaso run
into the wet sand, causing toe explosion
The loss is estimated st $4,000.
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Fire.

THO 1921 AZ 70 ~ ~
W regret TO baEe to chronicle the de-
stfuctio1 BY ire Of the residence of Mr..
Joseph Eansell, In Liberty township, on
"Wednesday last. The fire broke ont about
Eve O'Clock, and discovered itself to the
1nnasef By is crzcking noise on thereof
ofthe ktchen. None bat the female por-
ton ofths family ssre in the house 1t She
time, and little could be done By them to
stay the progress of the destroying element.
Word wss i~mmediately dispatched to
another part Of the farm, where the men
were at work, but their arrival st the
scene of conflagrstion was too late to effect
anything ssye rtheR1emovsf Of some of
their clothing, farnitare, bedding and bed
clothes. The house was comparatively
Few, very comfortable, and in every wsy
desirable as q residences. The loss is about
5000. and falls heavily upon the family.
No insurance. The origin of the fire is
attributed to 9 fine which up to the time
of the FIRE, was supposed TO have been per-
fectly sOund.-Mdhoming Courier, July 81
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Good-bIe Cheap TrappIngs:

Tottline head rests at a discount. No more.
cant take your picture standing because you,
move" but the most nervous persons are ena-
bled to stand and secure perfect full length .hg-
ures. The only reason the Artist has ever OBJ
ieeted to making standing pictures. has beeRthe
fact. that his mechanical appliances have not
been suf6cient 20 seeureE comfort. ease and
stiffness on the part Of his patrons. But thanks
the Photographs world Ssrony's Patent
Universal Rest and Posing Apparatus" has be-
come . part and parcel of every well regulated
Gallery. and il Is said by the inventor Of this
wonderful instrument that over two hundred
diferen spositions may be obtained. so varied
are its workings. Surely the HostJ asid ious may
have Their tOuHts 'stpphed: This apparatus is in
tographic Gallery, Nc. Is. Market St.. Warren,
Ohio. Go to Riee's for first eIdss teork.
July "a RlCE-Artist.
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GILMAN.

A plain statement Of facts. / inherited Scroll
ula, and many of my relations have died of it,
In 1888 my case was frightful. Tumors and ul-
cers.sDresd until in 1872. under the advice Of my
physicians I went to Avon Springs. 1 received
no beneit-tried every medicine and did every
thing I could. / had to rest my arm on q cush-
ion. and had not been able to raise il to ny head
for o~verayear. The discharge from two ulcers
was nearly q pint a day. AmputatiOn was rec
commended; but pronounced dangerous. I
could not sleep. and my sufFerinEs were ~intolsr-
able. Afriend brought me an English physi-
clan who applied a salve with which he said he
had accomplished extraordinary cures in the
hospitals in England. 1t commenced to relieve;
Ipersistedin its use; it finally effected . perfee'
and Saire cure It'll now 1sls. II is Eve years
since I had the appearance Of = scrofrlous sore,
and my health has been rood ever since. Ipro-
cured the receipt Of this wonderful artlels-this
blessing of humanity-and have called 1t
PAGE's CLIMAX SAIyK." and allow the public to
uSeit or not as thep choose. This Is q brief but
candid statement, given more fully in my circu-
lar. JM.PAGE.
GENEVA. New York. December. 1S4s.
New York. Oct. l6. 1855.
AofSAAoHA WI Gdscs 6sQs u OoucNh
n. Y. for many years. He Is one Of the first
citizens Of Western New York. I saw him last
week in good health. His case was 4 most re-
markAble one. bat actually true in every par
dcular. CSigned.) DENAs BARSKs."
We have watched the unaided but growing IA
TOr Of 'PAGE's CLnAx SALvE."' and a~yailinE
ourselves ofthe knowledge Of fits wonderful Gu
rStiVe powers. have become proprietors of the
same.
Tits = sure cure for Burns. Scalds, Scrofula,
Salt Rhsum. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost
Bites. Chilblains. Stings. Bruises. Cuts. Swell
inEs.&c, whether upon mar or beast. 1t sub
dues pain and inflammation with surprising csler-
ity, and heals burns without . rear. No family
should be without it. 1t is always wanted. and
is always ready. We will forfeit a dozen boxes
for any single failure. We believe there was
never anything like it in the world. 1t is put
up in tin boxes. surrounded By q full circular
giving facts. directions. testimonials, &c, and
can be ordered through any respectable Drug
gist throughout the world. Price only Is cents.
WHITE d ROWLAND,
Successors to J. II. PAGE 2l LIBERTY STREET,
New York. lAay q 1856. q. Q. v.
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heAsthma

The Asthma.
Fsrnham's Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure for the Asthmais pronounced By the medi-
cal profession. the Press and the public. to be q
wonderful and reliable Specific for this distress
ing and hitherto almost incurable disease. The
Inventor offers his remedy to the public with
the Insurance that it furnishes the onl5 perms-
nent cure for this formidable and quite preVs-
lent mAlady. and with the firm belief that in no
instance will it fail to effect a cure where the
directions that accompany the medicine are
fully complied with. PrieeS2. per box, or Six
bores for SO. Sent BY mail. securely sealed,
with postage prepaid. TO any address within
the United States on receipt Of the price. A
liberal discount is made to Dealers, and it has
become a standard remedy with DruRTists
throughout the country. Price lists and eircu-
lars sent upon application. We take pleasure
in recommending this valuable and infaIibls
remedy 70 all sucn as may be afflicted with Asth-
ma. All orders shOuldb be addressed to WM. II.
fARSHAa,. Editor and Publisher Sparta Eagle.
Sparta. Wisconsin.
For sale b. Morrow d Vsnness, Burgh Hill,
Ohio. lJuly H-St',
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"The Best place Ina Town.
To get shaved or hair cut. is at Peterson's IN
der POrter's Book Store. Main Street.
July 3l-lt,
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Museum.

It is Tumored in well informed circles that
Barnum stated a few days ago. that he had at
last discovered the greatest curiosity he had
ever heard ofin his life. Suffering from a Sc
we're cold and fearful Of its terminating in n
pulmonary affection, he stepped into q drug
store and asked the proprietor to give him
something that be knew would afford him i'm
m ediate relief. The gentleman thus applied to
handed him a neat looking package. which he
assured him was the only article he could en-
dorse as answering all the requirements of such
severe cases. Returning to his Museum office
Mr.. Bar took the medicine according to
directions, and in less than twelve hours found
himself entirely recovered The case was 80
remarkable that Barnum caused the bottle to
be placed in . handsome glass case. and put in
the most eouspicous place in the Museum sp-
propriatsly marked as follows: The greatest
wonder Of the age-a medicine that performs
ell il promises"
On investiEation this was found 10 be q bottle
.of.Dr.J. W. Polsnds White Pine Compound"
Tor the cure O. Coughs. Colds. bronehitis. Lung
Kidneys. Sold by All druggists.
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Special Notices.
TERRIFIC ONSLAUGHT.
LIGHTNfNG FLY-RILLER

Now is the season for those huge black sWarms
of flies, that so torment man and beast.
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New York Cattle Market.

July %.
54S1 beeves, q, 9s7 sheep and lambs, 81
$50 hogs received. B.
BEEF-Quiet and slightly lower
Sales about l 400; average quality offering;
not good as last week; extras occasionally.
Sales at S174; but generally at III, prime
16I@I7; first quality l6@l64; fair to
good l4!@154, and ordinary TO inferior
12@14.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Dull and
heavy in consequence of large arrivals to-
day; offerings moderate; demand brisk
and firm; some ssles Of extra sheep high
as $3.50, prime IS, 5@5 inferior TO
common S465,50. Lambs unchanged.
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Dr. E. IoIIte mattocks

Can b consulted at his Ofiee as follows. 1856.
Svery four weeks:
Warren, o. National Hotel Mondays. May q,
Juns24, July p, AuFust i9. September Is. Oct.
II, Rov, II. and December 9.
Rayenna. o. Gillett House. Tuesdays. Nay
q, June25. July q. August 20. Sept. II. Oct. Is.
Akron, o.. American House, Wednesdays,
Nays. June B. July q. AugustZl I. Sept Is, Oct.
Is, Nov. Is, Dec. IL.
Wooster. o., American Hotel, ThErsdayE,-
May 30. June q. July Is. August 2. Sept. Is.
Oct. II, Nov.1A. Dec. H.
MGpsfsld. O., Wiler House, Fridays. May 81.
June 9. july q. August g. Sept ~. Oct. IS.
Nov. Is, Dec. Is,
May s 1867.
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The Fall Term of this institution will COM
mence OF Tuesday. August 10Th, and continue
twelve weeks. The committee have secured the
services ofgood teachers. and have q large and
low rates OF rooms for self-boarding can be
procured when desired.
The Phile Franklin Literary Society connect
ed With this is q live institution. and af-
ford excellent facilities for self Improvement
in Composition. Defamation and Debate. We
invite all who are DESTROYS Of . good school. to
attend. JACOB HARSHMAN.
Jnly H-2t. Chairman Of Committee.
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RON Thousand EYesI

Are being constantly injured for want Of q
little e-0mmon-sense p~recautien. LIS II . little
difficult TO see to read except IN q strong light
by day You need gpectacleS. "0h! but I'm
only forty. and nary q gray hair in my head. !"
No matter your eyes are failing and you ought
to get = properly fitted pair of glasses to pre-
serUe the sight. 60 70 Juliu Kings and let him
measure your eye with his magnificent Eye
heasurer. End you will get . pair Of specthcles
that can't be beat. King has the only Eye
MsasurSr IN the county. July 3l-lw.
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sogR YoUKd Folks" for August,
proFes that Messrs. Ticknor & Fields are
not wea5ying with the task of catering to
the 1lttle tolks It contains capital illus
trstions and various articles of y delight
full nature for young readers, from the pens
ofDr. Hayes, the famed Arctic Explorer !
Mrs.HaB. Stowe &C., &c. ~
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

Are prepared under the immediate supervis-
ion. of a skillful physician, and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community Is not in
suited BY the offer Of n single medicine which
claims 70 cure all Diseases. but the Graefenberg
Remedies consist of eleven different medicines,
all ~unequalled in the cure Of the diseases for
which they are recommended. among which
may be selected one appropriate to any Of the
diseases ineiGentto this country and climate.
The Gr0fenber0 Pill are better than any 9TH
er kind of Pills in the world. Price Is cents,
GrgTeR6erO Uterine CdfhohcOR is an infalible
remedy for all Female diseases: Price Sl,O.
The Uterine CdthotieOR will also cure Gravel,
diseases Of the Kidneys. and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The GraefenJerO SarsapariIia is by far the most
S1,00.
TIE Graeen6er0 Dysentery Syrup is q certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price so cents.
TRs GraSea6ero Pile Remsdynev fails to per-
msnently relieve this distressing diseass-Prics
The Grasen6erO Rildrea's Paaaeea is an in
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children
The Graeenbsr0 Fever and kOue Remedy is =
sovereign specific for this particular disease
Price 50 cents.
Graefe16erg Green Mountain Ointment exeeIs all
other salves in its curative efec1-Price Is
cent1.
Tie GrassaJerO HsaLk Biners are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price S cents.
The Grscfea6erv Eye Lotion Is unparalI olsd in
all inflammation or diseases Of the eye-Priee 25
cents.
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For Rent.

I Suitable for small Fancy. News, Notion or
Cigar store. Enquire at the Post Office, Warren.
Ohio. June 5. 1867.
Corn and Oats. 49, rr.
Oats. Corn sheIled and in the ear. at the Island
Mills. April LIFT
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Town and County.
SomethIng View.

SOEnethIns New,
New styles OF Duck Sacks. with Vets
and Pants 10 match. A fresh arrival of
Bro, Linen Shirts, Linen Drawers, also
more Of those Flesh Colored Under Shirts.
lot Of genuine Dog Skin Gloves-White
Fur Hetz, Silver Beaver Hats. New
styles of Children's Clothing. Heavy
Linen Pants and Vests, just the kind for
working men. Msson's Over Ais
The Standard Paper ColAr-Bemis'
Patent Shakespeare Paper Collar-Linen
Finish. The largest and best stock OF
Clothing and Gentlemen's Goods of all
kinds can Elwsys be found at
- .n.T - REED &ADAMS.2
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WAsHrNeroN. june q, Is67.

-InformatioH has been received at this
Department from Mr.. Frederick Hicks,
the Consal Of the United States at Pana
ms, Of the death, on the 4th of June, 1867,
at Psnuma, ofA. NJ. McKean, of Kins.
man, Trumbull county, ohie. i.
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RrIck andTiIe.

Perfect Bricks" Of the ordinary and large
sixe also. with Tile Of all sizes from two to six
inches in the bore. always on hand and for sale
at ny residence opposite the new cemetery.
Nay l5-f HOVER ADGATR.
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FLhNOh July 10 IoOI.
EDITOR CHRoEIcLR:-In your paper of
! hss 10th inst, was q statement of an
enormous yield Of milk from one COW,
owned BY L. d. sheldon. of Vernon
Nj. IsazcM orford. of Vernon, has a COW
nine years old, which gave an average
yield Of forty. four pounds of milk for six
weeks. or for forty-txo days 1912 pounds.
This was without any extra feeding. S.
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Miss c s.. WORMsTEIF.
Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. Z. Z. WEEKS
Medina, March /, 1850

The sboye-named ladies We are personally
acquainted with aud know that for several years
while weiSed In Medina. they were greatsnffer-
was With great difficulty she was able to stand
upon her feet. Afsg bottles Of Catholicon an
tirely cured her Of her complaints. Ny wife
recsiYed Great benefit from this medicine. We
recommend il to the Ladies OF this country as q
safe and efficient remedy for the many COM
plants thsyArs subject 70. JOHN WEEKS.
Msyl5. 1867. Editor CAnfsld Herald.
For Sale By Julian Harmon. Warren; Hoyt.
4 HapEood, Warren r. II. Stewart.
Hubbard; Chew q Leslie Br0Okfelds A. r.
Gates. Hartford; Morrow 4 Vannsss. Burg Hill;
Grsens; W. G. Savage. Bloomfield, Norton.
Hartman 4 Co. Bristol: +. p. WOlcott, Far
mington; L. ]. Soule. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies, address
h. B. kINGSLET. Cleveland.
Nay Is. 1S67-3m Agent for Ohio.
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Hon. Schuyler eoIfax. Rev. Or. HAYES. Hon.
Cbas. A. Shaw. haximilian and JuareI, Char
acters and Biographies. Queen Elisabeth ; The
Chinese Empire The Study Of Languages (: Our
New Possessions, With map Omahs and Ne
6rasksi True and untrue Marriages; How to
Save Money; Success in Life; How to Get .
Home Boys and ~Girls-Should they be Educa-
ted togethef: MRIAH-A Poetical Elsgy The
DRY Of Mans Equalization; State Pride: Small
Cautious meas. SUrratt; General Grant and the
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