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Cincinnati Market.

FEBRUARY 4.
COTTON-DuIl. Sales of middlings at Soc.
not much demand.
MONEY-The market is close. though the de-
mand is moderate.
STERLING EXCHANGE-stsady. at par
buying, lilo premium selling.
-G0LD-ClOsed at 1854.
FLOUR-Rather firm but prices are not high
or: superfne winter S9.759l0.25; trade brands
Sl79lS aud fancy S13. 50Sl4,5O.
WHEAT-5c higher. Sales at $40 for No. /
spring and $3.50 for winter.
CORN-Firmer and prices a shade higher.
Sales at 56957c for shelled; goose in eleY atOr,
OATS-Firmer. Sales at 5l952c.
RYE-Firm. Sales at 81. 20 for No. !.
BAKLEY-Dull. Sales a Sl.65Gl'7 10 for prime
to choice.
WHISKY-Steady. Sales at S2,S in bonds
H0GS-Firm. Sales at 7.50ST.75 net and S6,2
MESS P0RK-Held at S2025@a,5O fer city.
BULK MEATS-At 7H992Sl0H for city
cured.
LARD-DuII at 12c, and nothing doing.
-C0FFEE-Firm. Sales at 2a27c.
SUGAR-Firm at l1al4o.
BUTTER-Sales at ZIa29c.
EGGS-Dull 35c.
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales at 1511a16c. In better
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Mrs. Jones'" said the good old, but %inQuisi-
tive Mrs. Grundy, as she sat fumbling over the
pages of Mrs. Jones album. "Where did you get
all these pictures takenR" well, Mrs Grundy.
ifyOu must know, l suppose you must. Some
of them were taken at tone place and some at
another. but all the best ones were taken at
Rice's down in Warren, and l tell everybody
to go there if they want to get a good picture.
for he takes them so natural"
You are right Mrs. J.; we not only make per-
feet likeness of everybody, but give to all our
work a finish. such only as true ATtististic Skill
can prOduee-at No. Is, Market St., Wsrren,
Ohio RICE-Artist.
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Lamb Knitting Machine.
J.E. BR0CKWAY, Agent.
Nov. l4.-tf. Pc. 0rangeVille. Ohio.
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What a Lady said:

while in Warren. a short time since. I wa.
reminded of my promise made to a friend. o.
my photograph and upon enquiring as to where
the best pictures were taken. was told. at tbs
Nelc England Photograph GALLERY. to which
place I went; thinking that this. like all previ.
GUS trials. to get q good Likeness would prove
an entire JdiluTe. But I I'm happy to say, Mr.
Rice fully done me- Justice"
We are as ever. determined that none shall
20 away from our Gallery dissatisfied. And
trust we shall not be considered egotistieal when
we say that testimonials like the above. are be
ing daily bestowed upon US.
Don't forget our place of business, opposite
the Court House. Warren, Ohio.
RICE, Artist.
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Arrest of n Thief!

The man who was arrested last week, because
be had a garrett full of Clocks. on suspicion that
be had stolen them, was released when he sta
ted that he had bought them of Julius King, on
Main Street. He said that King was selling so
dstsnishiR0Ly cheap that he thought he'd buy
them on speculation King has most skilfull
workmen. and can put a clock or watch in tip
top order, on short notice. To buy a new clock
or to get an old one repaired, go to KINGS.
Main Street, feb. 9, 1867.
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What we do!

General Accident Policies are issued for any
period from one month to five years. and may
be renewed at pleasure without increase of pre-
MUM on account of advanced age.
Persons may insure against death only, or. a:
is most customary. the policy may include the
payment of = fixed sum in the event of death
from accident, and in case of non-fatal injury,
weekly payments. to continue so long as the
holder is totally disabled-not exceeding twenty
six weeks for any one injury. Insure only with
the Columbus" of which the only agents in
Trumbull Co., are T.. ]. MeLAIN 4 SON.
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TrumbuII County AgricuItu-
raj Society Election.

The annual meeting of the County Ag-
rieultural Society, for the election of Off
GERS for the year 1867, was held last Sat
urday in this place. The following
named citizens we're chosen:
President-Frederick Kinsman.
Ves PreSL-Harmon Austin.
Managerial. B. Perkins, J. F. King,
D. Harrington, c. A. Harmon, Edward
Delin, R. II. Barnum, Humphrey Harsh,
J. B. Drake.
TreasUrer-A. d. Webb.
SecretdTU-H. +. Austin.
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Mrs. Judge RAtlif, of Rowland, slipped
on the walk going from the barn to the
house, and fell and broke her leg below
the knee, also dislocating and badly bruis
ing the knee, on the evening Of Feb'y
second. Mrs. RRtlif Is q lady far adTan'
csd in years, being upwards of seventy
Her Gsny friends hope for her speedy re-
cover.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
RUSH d HAMILTON.
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New York Cattle Market.

FEBRUARY
Beef opened firm and with 4 fair demand, bui
closed dull, with few left unsold. Prices for all
grades were easier. excepting for extra, which,
being comparatively scarce. commanded a Sigh
. grades brought I5@I6, and common l29l5L and
even lower in some cases. Total range. l0GlSc
Receipts, 4.726.
.C0WS-Dull and unchanged.
CALVES-Steady. Sales at 1O9l4c for COM
mon to extra
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Not varied material.
ly, the market ruling quite active until to-day,
when It was very slow, with q fair supply. Ex-
ira, S@SIz; fair to good. 6M971$: common. 81
inferior, 4941Z. Receipts. 1902.
H0GS-Undsr light arrivals. caused by the
detention of trains. advanced lc With sales GS
high as SL@S1S. Demand confined to retail
Range of prices. S9s1Ic. Receipts. 4.7S2.
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House and Land for Sale.

The neat Cottage House, and the sixteen acres
of land attached, belonging to the subscriber,
situate on the turnpike, about three miles north
of Warren. is offered for sale. The house is
good as new. Good barn and carriage house,
and a good well and eistern conveniently situa-
ted. The situation Of the premises is fine and
of GEORGE PARSONS,
Feb 6, Is6T-tf Warren. Ohio.
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The Girard

The editor of the youngstown Courier
visited the new furnace a. Girard, a few
days since, and reports it in full blast
The furnace and buildings present a neat
appearance, and are a valuable addition
to the manufacturing interests Of the val
ley.
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H

THE
WARREN News DEPOT.
N Porter
WEBB'S BLOCK,
WARREN, OHIO.
WE RECEIVE A SUPPLY OF
w the following papers every week:
Harper's Weekly,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated,
Frank Leslie's German Illustrated,
Chimney Corner,
waverly Magazine,
True Flag,
Police Gazette, Clipper,
Wilkes Spirit,
New York Ledger,
Round Table,
Nation, and
The Northern Lights;
Anew Weekly Magazine.
THE FOLLOWING ARE RE-
Il eeived monthly:
The Atlantic, Earper's,
Galaxy, Cooley,
Peterson, Arthur's,
BallOu's, Beadle's, and
Frank Leslie's Magazines.
The Ladies Friend,
Our Young Folks,
Demorest's Mirror Of Fashion,
Yankee Notions,
Nick Max,
Jolly Joker,
Buget Of Fun,
Comic Monthly,
MOnroe's Zoe Novels,
Beadle's 10e Novels,
American 10c Novels,
Preside Tales, The Novelette,,
And many others.
We also receive a supply of New Books. as
soon as issued. .
jan Is 81
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


WARRES. O.. Feb. ). 1857.
Silver. large. 129.
small. I25.
Five-TwCnties. 1852. log.
1864. 1OIz.
" 1866. IO4z.
seven-Thirtiss. Qst s%eries) 1881.
I'D and Sd serieI) t031E.
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. Il5.
" " 1853 I0s
PROFESSIONALISM and declining.
P0ULTRY-Turkeys and Chickens are COM
Ing in quite plenty. and are taken at s to l0c
per n live. lcS15c dressed.
GR0CERIES-The market remains arm and
dull. Importers and Jobbtrs admit q slight ad-
vance in sugars. Goods of all kinds are contin-
uslly fuctuating which renders prices nominal.
WHEAT-White. sS,4OaSS,5O; Amber. 1910
q SS,15. Spring. No /. 1910. No 2. S245.
0ATS-0ats arc firm at ISG5Oc.
C0RN-Corn dull: is selling in the ear at 400 per
bushel.
DRIED APPLEs-Dried Apples are firm at &c
in goods, &c cash.
BUTTFR-Fresh Roll Butter from Is to Soc.
CHEESE-English Dairy are firm at u; IVES
tern Reserve large. at 1Oc.
EGGS-Eggs 25c per doI cash. and SOC trade.
DRESSED H0GS-Heavy Dressed Hofr are
selling from 1859.
LARD-Country rendered. 11912.
HIDES-Green ne. Dry 12915.
P0TAT0ES-Jersey Peach Blows 75e; Mixed.
and other grades 35940c.
TURNIPS-White Russia are 4ec per bushel.
CHESTNUTS-chestnuts are firm at $500.
HICKORY NUTS-UpIand are bringing $50.
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EnVernnlenf Gnods

Ala. MeConnells. Blankets. Saddles. Bri-
dies. Coats and Spreads nearly new. cheap for
Cash. [Sept. 5. 1866. If.
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Farm for Sale.

The farm known as the Agnsw Farm. will be
offered at private sale, containing rs acres at
80 dollars per acre-over 100 acres cleared
Terms mada easy For further particulars adj
dress 4. kGNEW, OF Boardman, MahonIng Co.
Ohio. feb. 6, 1S57-Iws
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Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO.
Tue cattle market for the past week has beef
characterized by 4 fair degree of activity foi
good first and second class steers and gooC
On Saturday the market was quiet. though tn,
few disabled lots Offering were readily taken III
at previous rates. We give the following
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Fret Qaalitv-Embracing straight smooth
well fattened steers and spayed heifers,
averaging from l,lo0 to 1900 hs. may
be quoted
Second Uass-EmbrGsing steers and paysd
Heifers in pretty good condition. aVera-
ging from ICc0 to LOO ms, with no rough
cattle among them. may be quoted at
T5;rg 15::-Fm5rscin fair steers. aver
aging 900 to LOO hs, may be quoted at$4. 5A50l
Fourth CIds-Embraeing stock steers, Ay-
eraging from 750to 800 Ds may be quoted
Ell fS:.-Fm5-:c;n good :IootS' f az
COWS, weighing from loo to LOO ns
may be quoted at ....-....-----.--.. S4.4Oa5, &c
Si1fR Qass-EmbracinE fair cows. in medi-
um flesh, weighing from $50 to Loo Ds
SsTsntk GZGSs-Embraeing light cows caiia-
Wsg steers. stagI. and bulls, may be quo
ted SzsoOa5.Io
Hogs-The market opened active on Monday.
and with q limited suppl in the pens. priceI
Sales on Saturday numbered 5.6s5 head. which
were taken entirely on local account at prices
ranging from $6, 25a6.60 for good to choice lots.
and S.. T5a6. Is for common to fair hogs
PHILADELPHIA.
During the past week cattle we're rather dull
and prices unsettled and lower; about 1900 head
sold at l5alSc for extra Pennsylvania and West
ern l3al41zc for fair to good, and 10a12c per D
for common as to quality.
Hogs-Were in fair demand at an advance;
1.S00 head sold at the different yards at from So
to 10 per 100 MS net.
Sheep-Wers unchanged. 10000 head arrived
and sold at 6a5c per % gross-as to condition.
Cows-Were rather frmer; go head sold at
S5OaSO for springers, and S60al00 per head for
cow and oalf
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.Il,2O P NJ. Cincinnati Express,

Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
1870 P. NJ.
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From Bufalc-By New York Time,

From BuffaIc-By New York Time,
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan SITS.
$50 A. M, New York Day Exp.
Sunday excepted Stops at Hornellville $50
A. M. (Bkft.); Susquehanna 2.10P NJ, (DineE
Turner'S sos P. ~, Sup and arrives in New
York 1870 P. NJ. Connecting at Great Bend
with Delaware. LackaWanna L Western Rail
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight TX
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and Washington.
$50 A. NJ. Express Mail, via Avon
and HornellsviIls Sundays excepted. Arrives
in New York at 100 A. 81. Connects at Elmira
philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and points
South.
2-2O P. NJ. lightning Express
Sundays exceptedl. Stops at HOrneIlsviIle 5. 5
p. NJ. (Supl. and arrives in New York 7.C0 A.
NJ. Connects at Jersey City with Morning Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Baltl-
more and Washington. and at New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
England Cities.
6.1o P. NJ. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at HOrneIlsviIIe 1880 P. 81. CSuDl
intersecting with the AIS P. NJ Train from Dun
kirk. and arrives in New York at 4230P. M
delphia and South.
sIl,2O P II. Cincinnati Express,
SUNDAYS excepted.) Stops at Susquehanna 10
arrives in New York at 3.45 P. NJ. Connects at
Great Bend with Delaware. LaekaWanna and
Western Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and
Philadelphia, and at New York with Afternoon
Trains aud Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday. leaving Buff
tale 1t6-lq 2. NJ, and reaching New York ut
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All Trains run directly through to New York,
RS-46o MILES WITHOUT CHANGE eP CO4CEEs.
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For Sale.

now occupied by the subscriber. on Liberty St..
near the High School. and but a few minutes
walk from the Court House, a very desirable
location. Enqnire at the County Auditors
Office, JAMES D. KENNEDY.
Feb, ), 1861, St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

From and after November 18th. 1866. Trains will
leave in connection with all Western lines, as
follows:
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Local Notices.
Common Talk.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion,
ten cts. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Salamanca TO New YORK 40 Miles
AND IS FROM
81 q to q MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE.
All Trains run directly through to New York,
E-46o MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF CO4CEEs.
From and after November 18th. 1866. Trains will
leave in connection with all Western lines. as
follows:
From Dunkirk to Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots:
600 A. NJ. New York Day Express
from Salamanca. Sunday excepted. Stops at
HOrnellsyille AZ A NJ. Bkft-l. interesting
with the $50 A. NJ. Day Express from Buffalo.
and arrives in New York at 10 80 P. NJ.
7.10 A. M. Express Meil, from Dun
kirk, Sunday excepted. Stops az Salamanca
$40 a NJ. and connects at Hornellsvills and
Corning with the $50 A. NJ, Express Mail from
Buffalo. and arrives in New York at 100 An
AS P. NJ. New York Night Exp.
from Dunkirk. SUNDAY exeepted). Stops at
Salamanca 6.55 P. H.. clean 1852. NJ. Sup:
Turner'S 9.56 A. NJ. (Bkf.A. and arrives in New
York at 1870 P. NJ, connecting with Afternoon
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
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scott's Report of Fashions,

For Spring of 1867, with French Plates. Dia-
grams, &C. For sale in Trumbull County only
by, A. Z. ANDREWS &S0NS-
Sent to any address. post paid. on receipt of
two dollars. FEB. 6, '67, 2-w
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PoIand's Magic Bilious Pow

These Powders are a sure cure for Liver com
plant. and all Bilious. derangemsnts. They
never fail. Can be obtained at all Drug Stores
C.. 6. CLARK & co.,
New Haven. Conn.
FuLLER. FINoHG FULLER. Chicago. Gen.Agts.
Jan %. 1S57-lm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

Bibles and Testamehts
Of the various sizes and styles published by
the American Bible Society. for Eale at shOle-
sale rates (for one or more) by the TruH,bEH
County Bible Society. at the store of A. E. An
drews L Sons. Market St.. South side ofthe
Square. Warren. Ohio. TestaH,mtsJer 1OciS.
Dec.5. 1~S66-lyr.
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House and Lot for Sale.

1 offer for sale ny house and lot, containing
one acre of ground, situstein Warren. west side
of the river. Has a good well of water at the
door; also fruit trees. Premises in good repair.
Enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
Feb 5, ST. JOHN II. REITER,
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COUNTY HISTORY

We consider the plan suggested By AF.
Frederick Kinsman, Of your plses, the
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Ladies

Can make old tin brighter than new. il they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 8 '66 No. 5, marke sStreet.
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Old and Young

Remember the Firemen's Festival st
Webb'G Hall, Feb. 14th. Leland's Brsss
and String Band will be on hand.
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NKE YORK.

The market, says the Economist. still %eontin-
ues quiet but firm prices do not advance but
holders do not yield. The price Of Eoods. eth
er presenter prospective. will not warrant manu-
f~aeturers advancing the price of wool, and II
there is not 8 sufieiency Of domestic fleece upon
the market, they must either work foreign woods
or suspend operations entirely.
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Wanted /!

Black Walnut Lumber, for which we will pay
the highest market price in cash.
R. Il. BARNUM. co.
jar. 50, 1872
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Let Recorded

That T. j. McLain 4 Son represents six of
the best Insurance Companies doing business in
the State of Ohio. Read the list.
PIGSIx Of Hartford.
New ENGLAND
UNDER WRITERS New, York.
MARKET
HONE 3" New Haven.
They are sound even in these cracking times, pay
losses promptly, and ask only a fair price
For reliable insurance, correctly and carefully
done, call at 7. J. McLAIN 4 SONS.
Feb. 6, lS66.-2w
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TO Salamanca
ina frnm HMM Danofs.
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n IS PROM
"a % to q MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-06

The market continues very dull, says the
American. but prices are without any material
ranging from 62a65c for double extra; 5Sa60c
fo- extra 55a57e for fine 50a52c for Medium
43a4So for coarse; 45a55c for tub washed; 4Oa45c
for extra western pulled, and S2a99e = D for No.
l western pulled. according to quality.
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BPittan's

nA- Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN S BRUCE.
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DLYBKAT

We are certainly beaten, but don't feel
it very much, when we consider what a
large shipping establishment there is at
Baconsburgh.
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The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches E5rIN THE WORLD73
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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For Sale,

A House and Lot situated on Quinby Hill.
Warren Ohio. The house has nine rooms with a
good cellar. well. cistern and barn. with . varie-
ty Of bearing fruit trees. grape-vines, etc. The
lot is rs feet front by $50 deep. Terms made
easy. possession given April1s 1867. Inquire of
]. J. Gillmer. Warren o.. tJan. S0-2m.l
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BosTox AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with
their Baggage. are transferred free 0feharge in
New York.
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Warranted.

CONTINUOUS ~CoPPER-sTRIP LIeHTSIFG CoE=
DUCToRs for sale by TOWN PATCH,
dee l9.-tf Warren. Ohio,
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Baggage Checked Through,
And fare GEcavs as Iotg as By any other Route
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Wanted, Agents

ITO CANVASS FOR the Cheap
est and best selling book in the country.
Headley's History of the Rebellion. Two vol
umes complete in one 1900 royal actavO pages.
Many agents are making from $50 to 500 PEI
week, canvassing for this work. Apply or send
1S6. Bank St., Cleveland. Ohio.
Oct.3. IS66-6ms
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For 81, and as good Tea as can be found il
in town at any price-we sell at $3.50 per d.
H0YT. STRATTON & HAPG00D.
Ian IN 1871
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Clover s TtmorhT Seed.
Ten lone pound3 Bars Soap

Prime article. just received.
HoYT, STRATT0N 6HAPG00D.
Jan 80. 1S67-tf
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Prime BuckWheat Flour
At VanGorder's Mills. cheaper than any in
Market, Jan. 9. '67-tf.
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Engine for Sale.
A good second hand eight Horse Power En-
CINE L Boiler for sale by II. s.. ROBBINS. of
NewtonlFans o. CAug. 22-tf.
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Sheriff Office. War;
CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
~ JamesT Tracy. vs. Duncan Malcolm. In
Trumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale in attachment.
issued out OfSaid Court in the above named case
to public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren, on
Saturday, February ed, 1867,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock, D.
IA ofsaid day. the follOWinEland Inducements.
to-wit Situate in Warren Township, county of
Trumbul o., and as part of lot No. 20 Of said
township. bounded north BY Mahening River.
east By lands of said James Tracy. south by the
Warren and Braceville Plank Road. and west
by a line parallel with the east line far enough
from it to contain one and one halfaeres Of land
with appurtenanees. Appraised at S200.OJ.-
Terms cash. SETH d. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sh~erid's0mee. Jan. ,. 1S67-5W
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Water Pipe.
Mrs. e. s.

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Ma
chine for the last three years. and still keeps
the different styles on hand; also the Howe
Weed, &c
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Agricultural Meeting.

Notice is hereby given. that the Trumbull
County Agricultural Society. viii hold its An
nual Meeting. for the election Of oficers-at the
Office of A. D.. Webb, in Warren. on Saturday.
Feb. ID. 1867. at 10 O'Clock. a. n.
Jan %, lS67-3w II. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
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NichoIs and CasweII's Syrup

Florence Sewing Machine
At Noe. Main Street, Nov. 14,-tf
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Other articles too numerous TO mehtOn.
As for ny Spring Beds, Mattresses and other
Upholstery Work. you need only to enquire of
the many who are using my work to prove their
entire satisfaction. and as all my material is o
the best quality. and none but the best work
men are employed, ALL ARTICLES of NY
manufacture are warranted.
Also. 8 large assortment Of READY-MADE
C0FFINS constantly on hand. and trimmed TO
order on short notice and in good style. Those
coming from out Of town can be sure Of getting
2 coffin at all INES. E. K. BLOOD,
March q. 1861 If
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Local Notices.


j. d .Snlith's Hair Restorative.
Mrs. Winslow's Queen Of Hair Restorers, and
Soothing ~Syrup-for q quarter, by
JULIAN HARMON.
[0et3 81 No. 5, Market St
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$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mill
RUSH & HAMILTON.
See = Woman

See = Woman
In another column picking Samburg Grapes
for Speer's Wine. It is an admirable article
used in hospitals and BY the first class families
in Paris. London and New York in preference
to old port wine. 1t il well worth a trial, and
gives great satisfaction. March Is 6m