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The PhotographIc Art

Isa good thing As far as it goes. tits a very
you connecti il with Painting. then there opens
to US a broad field Of study and practice, and
only he who has drawn and can use the brush
afford pleasant recollectiOns of the once living.
Mr.. B. has been making linked Photographs
from old Dag. and from life. for s years. Our
card work gives satisfaction. Good assortment
Of Frames at Reasonable prices. 1-tE
Rooms en- Market Street. @, c. TaylOr's old
stand. BROOKS & POTTER.
Aug. Il If
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New Goods New Rooms.

MRS POTTER HAVING JUST
Itl returned from the East with a large stocl
OF Millinery Goods Of the most new and desira-
Bile styles. has taken the rooms over the Store o.
Andrews 6 Son, formerly occupied by Mrs
King. where she will be happy to wait upon al
who may favor her with their custom. All Work
w~arrantedt0 give Subtraction. ID
Who that has rot q heart Of steel,
Does not 3 thrill Of pleasure feel,
When New Bonnets are for sale
Where flowers. beads and ribbons tWine
& To deck the human face divine,
And in their duty never fail.
AprilH. 1867.
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WEST FARnsGToS, o. Aug 80. 1861
Mr. Editor.-Your typo. OF some one
else, made me say in your paper of this
week, lin speaking of matters in this
town)-'.Its inhabitants are as icealthy,"
&c. It was written s'healtis." We don't
boast "muchly'' Cd our wealth.
Yours, &c,e -ei +.
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B1oovrlr1n. Sent qd- Isl

BLooNFIELD. Sept. I'd. 1867 5
MR. EDITOR AN interesting match
was playedon the 3lst ult, between the
Citizens club of Green, and the Center
brook, of Bloomfield, on the grounds
of the latter, the Centerbrook beating
by q score of Sc to 80. aa
After the game closed. the players,
Scorers and Umpire of both clubs re-
paired to SteYensen's Hotel, and par
took of an excellent supper provided
BY the club living where the match was
played. 18TH PABLO. q
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BR1sroLv1uLE. Sent .. 1861.

Mr., EDIroR--Have you access to a
throne Of grace? ifso, we beg Of you In
behalf of the people in the north part of
our county and especially the people of
Bris tos 70 pray fo- rain,,pray earnestly,
long and'loud.. We as people have been
praying for the last six weeks for rain,
and the nearest an answer we have yet
received, 10 our oft repeated petitions, is
to see, and hear, big showers go thunder
ing by US, on the south, down the Maho-
ming Valley, and 70 see occasionally in the
north, lightning peeping out of the clouds,
after having first dropped q few s%prinkles
simply to let Us know they had plenty of
wet up there-but held it in reserve for q
more favorable locality, 1t is now too late
to help our crops, for corn on many
farms is q total failure, except for fodder;
and potatoes are small and few in a hill,
and now, cur only hope is in fall feed, to
keep sur stock from starving. Many far
mers have disposed of all their stock that
they could possibly spare, at ruinous rates,
hoping thereby 10 save a little feed for
what they do keep, so that their stock
need not enter the winter, spring poor
And now, unless our pastures are wet
down thoroughly in very few days, with
one of those 'drisling, drosling rains, :"
that the old minister prayed for, fall feed
IS gone up. - g5Ea
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Our National came.

The Trumbull and Banner Clubs
play this afternoon. on the Mahoning
grounds, 81
The Mahoning First Nine have 8
game with the Ironside, of Youngs-
town., tomorrow afternoon, on the
grounds Of the latter, in Youngstown.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

q tEs-Alisma removes and prevents dan druf,
which is the result of a languid, unhealthy con-
dition Of the surface vessels Of the scalp-a pre-
A daily application of the Alisma. with q free
use Of the brush. will soon free from dirt and
dandruh. ..4t F1IIFr
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No. 5 River Block Drug Store has come out in
. new red dress. Hereafter, when yoa wish TO
buy Drugs. Paints. or Groceries. look for the
Red Front. on Main St. and you will buy good
EoYT. sTRATToN & HAPGOoD.
- Sent Aft 800 $3.50
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Has removed his law Office to the room over |
Hapgood 4 Brown Store. River Block, Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
May l. 1s67-tf - % SOD sacr
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ. D.,
ppOpp TuTOp

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT
LOG HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. ]. w. Poland.
H0YT. STRATT0N 4 HAPG0OD; Z. A.
SMITH, and J. HARMON. Agents, Warren. 0.
Armstrong. Wholesale Agents.
Mareh6, 1S57-lyr.e oW
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Teachers ExamInation.

An examination for the teachers Of Trumbull
ran. Monday. Sept. l6. 1867, commencing at 10
o'clock. q. n By order Of the Board.
LAUREN COLEMAN.
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The latest Fashion is to provide ones
self with a bottle Of DR.. j.. W. Poiand's White
Pine Compound. to be used IN cases of Throat
aud Lung affections and all diseases of the
Bladder and Kidneys. # Reper JaiLs. Sold By
all druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Win instruct 3 Juvenile class in Vocal Music.
commepcipg on Monday. September 9Th. at 5
O'clock p. III. at the Presbyterian Session room.
A term Of Is lessons viii be given at $500 per
cholar. Children from 10 Is years Of age will
be received. tSept 4, 1867.
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Furniture!

q notwithstanding our hate disasters we have a
compiete assortmenbaf Furniture, unscathed BY
FIRE or food, that WeWM sell at low fgmes. Call
and look at il, at the old stand. 10 =
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6, '67.
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REMINGTONs
TH"@ ARMS.
soLD BY TIE TRADE GENERALLY.
2OO. GOO farnisked IA U. S. Governme
PRINCIPAL AGENTS,

TEA, TEA, TEA,
We have just received adr4V load Of the
best $l,75ct Tea in Trumbull County. Have :
few chests left of the old $3.50.
H0YT. sTRAFT0N & HAPG00D.
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LOst.

On August 18th. 1867. between Warren and
Baconsburgh, one package Of Table Casters.
marked Henry Hamilton. Brookfeld. ANY
person finding the same will confer a favor by
leaving them ct the store of r. II. Barnum 4
Co. - - " HENRY HAMILTON.
Sent 1. 1866.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

We have a select school just commen-
cad by Miss Ruth Brocket, and from her
long experience as 8 teacher in the west,
we doubt not our youth will be greatly
profted by her instructions. l believe
there are about SO scholars attending her
school, with 8 prospect of an increase OF
membership. u sELIN-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By ALain& Ward. we will pay the mar
ket price. ALLH MILAN EMARD,
Tanners x Leather Dealers. under Mcton-
nelPs, I'd door south ofSmith 4 M'cOmbs.
March 6. ls67-tf
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m. G. Taylor
For Rent

] Has removed bis Barber Skopto the pleas
antroom IN the basement Of the River Block.
under Harmon Col Store. Gentlemen, give Us
acal. april "a.
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Suitable fora small Fancy, News. Notion or
Cigar store. knquireatthe Post0fee. Warren.
Ohie- E tJune s, 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
The Diamond shirfI !

Should be without one of those new and
knoby Hats sold BY REED d ADAMS.
August Is
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PIows. PIows. Flows.
John MI. Sfuu

The best steel Ploxs in market at D. II. BEx-
Warren. May l. ls67-tf
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Chicago CattIe Market..

The past week has been dull. stale aud I'M
profitable. Great depression. says the Tribune.
has been s~tagnant and ~lifeless. Very few droYers
have realized any considerable profit from the
sDeculanons of the past week, while many sus-
tanned severe losses. The arrivals from day 70
day have largely exceeded the demand, and this
with decline Of 2J95Oc in the principle Eas-
tern markets. and the anticipated advance in
the ratee of freight. shook the confidence Of all
classes Of operators. and values. nOtWithstand-
ing the hrm ground taken by holders, steadily
deprecated; showing at the close areductiOn Of
5O9i5e 3 100 lbs. from the closing rates OF the
week before. "a WA ~
The market opened extremely dull on Tues
day. with nearly. 400 head in the sale pens,
which was taken advantage Of by buyers. in
demanding a reduction of 2G5Oc; but holders
were firm in their views and refused to make
this concession, and trade IN consequence was
almost at a ~standstill- Later however, holders
discovering nothing in the immediate future to
justify them IN anticipating any material i'm
proyement in the general character of the mar
kef. became anxious to realize, and offered
their stock freely at the decline mentioned
above. But even at this low range buyers were
perfectly Indifferent and could not be induced
TO enter into heavy speeulatiOns- Holders were
thus forced TO adopt one Of three alternatives :
either ship East, on owners account, hold their
stock over, or dispose OF il at sueh figures as
buyers we're g~enerous enough to offer. Several
hundred head including many OF the finest
drOyes, were thus forwarded in first hands,
while nearly as many more were herded on the
prairieS IN the vicinity of the yards. where they
will be allowed to remain until the market as
sumes a more favorable aspect In one or two
instances dr0vers adopted the almost unheard-
Of course Of taking their stock into the country,
which sufficiently indicates the character of the
market Tor the past weeK.
On Saturday the market was quiet. though
rather more was accomplished in the way of
sales than IS usual on the closing day. some
CO., head changed hands at substantially the
closing rates of Friday. These we're taken
mostly by shippers and local buyers. Several
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
orwell Normal Institute,

Orwell Normal lHsfItute. !
The sessions ofthis School for training Tesch-
year 1867. and IS. win begin August 18th, No
vember 18th. and March 18th. For informa-
ton send for catalogue. or address.
Orwell. Ohio. July n: sa =
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Brick and Tile.

Perfect Brieks" Of the ordinary and large
siIe also. with Tile Of all sizes from two to si1
inches in the bore. always on hand and for sale
1t my residence opposite the new cemetery.
mayl5-t HOVER ADGATE.
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Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. well formed.

Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. well formed.
4 to 6years oldSteers. and averaging
l.200bS and upwar1s--.--.---... S7,O097,25
Prime B~eeVes-Good. well fatted. fine
ly formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to !, 400 rs. at---~-..--------S6.2596.75
averaging l,0C09I.96 Is. at-----5.S@6.O 90
Medium Class-Medium steers aud
good cows. fit for city slaughter and
averaging SO0@I.0O0 Ds. ,25G5,5
Stock Cattle-CommOn cattle in de- Z
cent flesh. averaging S.OO9l,Oo " DIS
InferiOr-Light and thin cows / steers 3.OO935
COMPARING with the above. the following Ia
bic, showing the ruling prices for the cores
pondng week in the years 30, 1865 and 1866.
viii befOund Of interest.
1854 ~ roes ~ rcec
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Special No1ceS.

with Four Metallic Qualifications
Gman may be pretty sure Of earthly success
Thess are GoLD in his poke. SILVER in bis
tongue. Bass in his face. snd IH0S in his
heart" IL ..rrr-- F-~E 80.
But for q tonic appetizer. andas q gentle slim
ulant, there Is reliable virtue IN PLANTATION
BTTTETS. No article has eve' been so popu-
lar or done halfso much. good. Let those who
have not already tried this great stomaehic. at
once test its quality. We understand that the
Druggists and Grocers ofthis setion are selling
vast quantities. and that scarcely a family is
without il.
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Something New
10000.

It is said that Netterfeld & Pew have the best
and most reliable and convenient fruit jar in
market. Please call and examine this jar.
Inlv LII
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JoHNsoNyILLE AUG. 3Oth. Is67.

JoHEsoNFILLE Aug. 30th, 1867.
Enron CHRONICLE fl hereby send
you for insertion in your paper, the re-
suit of the game OF base ball played in
Johnsonville, yesterday, between the
Pymmatuning B. B. Club of Orange
VILE, and the National Of johnson.
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HOW. srratfon s Hapgood
Prof. Stoves Great work.

viii sell on and after this date, Eureka SsU
Sealing Fruit Jars at 500 per doL. Red Front
Main street. lSept Aft.
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So TAR as my knowledge. extends, the
loyal voters of our own are ready to vote
Ior the Constitutional Amendment. and
our auxiliary central committee viii do
their duty in getting out the voters at the
coming election.
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Wanted To Rent
No Young Man

A house. any person having such to rent, can
hear Of a good tenant by calling at the Chroni-
Gle Office. Sept. 4. 1867.
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Walter Brown s. Co.'S Month
ly Wool Circular.

Being a falling of. as compared with last week,
amounting tol.416 head.
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a.l.mu4,AnaooA =

EDIToR CHRoSIcLE:-The Citizens"
club, Of Green, played q match game
with the "Banner" club of Baconsburg,
on Saturday. August oath, the "Citi-
Gems" winning by 10 TALES, as per fol-
lowing score. o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

- e4-DeT the eocH SertoA.
The Great Book for our own
Times !ggE.-rEg pgFTT
Professor Stoves Great History,
Clears up many a mystery,
That hath been hidden from our sight.
There's little doubt that he is right;
His greatresearches after truth.
ThrOughout his Life from early youth.
Makes bis Authority rank so high.
I That few authorities can come nigh.
Stoves love Of learning and Of truth,
Makes him a model for our youth
His book must be indeed a treasure
For every one toread who's leisure:
Tne casual reader therefrom can learn.
Some things that should him much concern;
Professors. too. therein can md,
Abundant food 10 feed the mind:
sabbath school teachers should digest
This learned work-the very bet
That can be found throughout our land.
As al mankind can understand.
WESTERN RESERVE.
Cant L-Ic6-
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Don,t fall TO Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made
and best fitting shirt in use-sold only by
August 2, 1861 REED i ADAMS.
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TThe attention Of the graduates Of the Warren
High ehoolfsrespectfnlly called to a resolution
passed. at the last m Getting Of the ADMINISTRATIVE
each graduate fhe sim OF one dollRr-annually,
to defray the expense of the annual meetings.
out Of funds. GEO. l. JAMESON.
1SsD'bI 81 20 aal Treasurer
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Mt. Karren MaItbY

A Boys Coat-Nhieh the owner can have by
calling At this once. paying charges and identi-
flying the same. tSepi :. 1905.
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Pennsylvania CentraT stock
Yards.

P~rrrssrReH. August 2. 1867.
CAIILE.@Ihe market WAS wau ,,,,t;a5
during the week. with 8 good denanj ~ H.
better deseEiphons- The sales WsFe Me-nE
Inc Eastern Shipment Of cattle were large.
exceeding 5.IO head. BY far the largest portioo
gpilgto New York. The extreme rates SSPa
SOSS coz oWt. being a slight aaVanes ontbe
lower grades Eastern operators we're on hand
and purchased literally. The sales and pr;css
or the past three weeks were as folloTS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04

"Origin and History of the books Of the BIZ
ble." An agent is now in Warren. to solicit
orders for the above interesting work.
Septi. lS67-lt.
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Local Notices, :.
AIumnINotIce.

Loed Toties Is eaas per Efas INT secretion.
ten cs. Der kae each sabseQHenfinserfioa 81
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Crop Of 1856. just received. Also Turnip Seed.
at HoYT. sTRATT0N &HAPG00D'S'
August q. ls67-t H1 tL
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Competitions DeHed
In RIncL Cn;ts 81 REED Il.
ProperfY Tor Sale.

properly lOr sale.
A house and one and three-fourth acres Of
land. within fifteen minutes walk of the Court
House. on easy terms. For particulars enquire
of i. r. Wise, Chronicle Office. or Of Daniel
Warren. Aug. q, lS67-St'
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At our Cloths and Cassimeres for suits, before
being induced 70 purchase elsewhere.
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2 FlTotal

~ 6nn,no, 0lGD
Citizen. gfsgEsSiq:
Banner 31Ol u As S-&.
FV Clutches. Citizens. Il Banner, 10.
Missed Elies. CitiIenz.L. Banners ).
Passed BALI Citizens. z. Banner is.
Home RHns. Citizens. 2 Banner.0. D b
Umpire. ". LOOMS, ofBristol club.
Scorer. cOlWeh Of Banner futile. OfCit-
Time Of Game. 3hours.
After the game ended an excellent
was furnished by the Banner
club" atour friend Joe Posts, twho by
the way can satisfy hungry boys.)
Yours truly, SEC. ~.
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FahRest0ck's
Pure White Lead, down again to 500, at
H0YT. STRATToN d HAPG00D'S.
August 2l-tf
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August SeVen-Thirty hottest ~
[ Any person having these Notes eau get Gold
Bonds for them If they viii present them at our
counter. The Secretary of the Treasury has
extended the time for a few days for conversion.
We will furnish Gold Bonds for all August Sew
September Ilth, on the most reasonable terms.
This u the last chdneel
T.. J. McLAIN &S0N.
Aug 21-3t. Bankers.
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Magnolia WRter.-AdelightfuI toilet arti-
ele-superiOr to Cologne and al half the price.
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Farmers and Mechanics
: Win find Il to their advantage to look at GU
Cassimeres. before making their purchases.
August Is, 1867 REED 4 ADAMS.
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Being only a slight falling of in the humber
sold. as compared with last week.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ths market contain
ed lar supply. Prices we're slightly lsBer-
rates were = 50afyO pereWt. Lambs were dis-
posed Of at about 81 50a2 20 per head. The mar
ket IN both descriptions found buyers. Tho
operations Tor the past three weeks were asfOl-
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z @lTOtai

s snalssaji . T Z Z is 8 3 Is i ii--as:
E0 CatcAes. Pymstuning. 4. National, ).
Home Ruas. Pymstuning. c. Fell. !. G. E.
.O.a on Foul Bali. Pymstuning .l6. Nation
ais. IL.
UHpire. ST TOtmAn. of the Pynstuning
club.
Scorers. Jas. K Buell.. Of 1.-THE National. All
Smith, Ofthe PymatuninR.
Tine 6GGme. 3hhours.
JAS. Z. BUELL..
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Autumn styles of Cloths and

CassfmSres.
Suits in all grades and colors-Gent's
Silk and and Cashmere Hsts-all the new
STYLES of Soft Hats for Mems and Boys
wear-Beautiful patterns of Ties, Bows
and Scarfs. REED ADAMS.
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Speciality Made
Timothy Seed!

In Boys Clothing, at
Augustus. 1861 REED ADAMS
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loozallo-
1854. 19,
e 1s5. ne r
1861. los.
SeVen-Thirties. Qst series) loo.
cd and Sd series) lO61E
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. lis.
1865, lis.
Business for the week ending has been quite
favorable. The receipts Of wool being good and
at an advance Of 2 cents on fast quality. Gro
eeries remain firm as well as farm products
Wheat met with a slight advance. but hot Ike
ly 20 remain. The cold weather for the past
few days has caused a higher figure in corn
Flaxseed has been coming in qnite freely at the
mill OF q. o. Grswgid. About 40.OOc bushels
have been received up to this tine. In the
Leather market no changes.
PRoVIsIOES-Firm. l
POULTRY-Nons in market. No quotations.
GR0CERIES-Light and quiet.
BEANs-White $500 per bushel.
WHEAT-Whits. $40. Amber. $500. Spring
No S1.95.
FLOUR-$l0OO to Sl2.OO.
FLAX SEED-S2.SO blu. Flax Seed Oil. $l.G
? gal. Flax Straw S. to $ per ton.
0ATS-0as are inactive at 50 to 5c.
C0RN-Corn in good demand LOO.
DRIED APPLES-7GSc. market supplied and
dull.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 1Sc.
CHEESE-Western Reserve SGS1z and dull.
EGGS-l5c.
HONEY-29S per pound.
WO0L-5942eI
LARD-COuntry rendered. 14914T.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-SI.W.
TEAS-S1.O0 to 1.5O per chest.
COFFEE-2293O per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware report.
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The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs. Diptheria, Bron-
tons generally. 1t IS a remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty Of Void
ing Urine. Bleeding from the Kidneys and Blad-
der. Gravel, and other complaints.
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September LIST, 1867
OHIO. PESysYLvAxIA AND VIRGINIA.
leather Market.

~coKREczED EEKLy BY IN
NT,bAIN Sc WARD.
Ala. MConneLs old Stand. Main st. Warren. 0
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For Rent.

Two rooms, to one or two single ladies. En-
euirein Schuberts new cottage house on Frank-
lin Street. References required OAk Il
August IS. 1ts %
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Smiths Drug Store
No. 10 Market St, Warren, o.
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
EDWARD A. SMITH, Prop'r.
TIMOTHY SEED.
IL Prime New Seed. Just received at
I SMITHS DRUG STORE.
IRON STONE FRUIT JARS.
Il r is not necessary to place these Jars in
warm water before using. as the hot fruits will
not crack or iniure them, for sale at
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
tDR. ]. R. BIGELOW'S Altera-
lJtive for Dysentary. DiarhOsa and Summer
SMITHS DRUGSTORE.
NICHOLS FLUID EXTRACT
IN ANNATT0. a large lot just received from
England. and for sale il gqsntities to suit pur-
ehasers; at SMITH pAOG STORE.
FAHNESTOCK'S WHITE Lead
JIG Just arrived and for sale at -
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
.CTONE& GLASS FRUIT JARS.
- Self Sealing and Cork Jars Sealing Wax
and Jar cOrks. large spRRlsss At nR IgE PSS &e At
T INSEED OIL.
LII In any quantity. at
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
NOLGATES A
OWhite Lead. if you want Pure White Lead.
buy the Atlantic. every key sold. is warranted.
o Kegs Fresh, Just Tee,a, ahTpuc cropp
WINSOR & MENTIONS
Tube colors. complete assortment, at
SMITH'sDRUG STORE.
ONE DOLLAR AND EIGHTY CTS.
" Another arrival of that Choice Young
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
DRIME RIO COFFEE,
SMITHS Drug STORE.
A MOTHER LOT OF SUGAR.
IA all grades. Call and see them at
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
ONE DOLLAR FINE
j CUT. can't be excellsd for the price. New
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
DOR MOVING MACHINES,
u Pure Crude Mecca Oil.
. Lard Oil.
-sa .ar sPesm NJ,
Constantly on hand, at