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The majority of the Union State
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The 18th Congressional Dis
friCt.

This Congressional District gives the
Union State Ticket 10000 majority
Ashtabula 4,250; Trumbull 1886; &C.
auga 2,024; Portage 1000; Mahoning
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DEATHS.


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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Notice l. hereby given. that George W.
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Let our laws and institutions speak not Of
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not Of men Of any complexion; but like the
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FIELD &
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Main Street, Warren, Ohio.

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$40 A DAY MADE BY ANYONE

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The State prison at Weatbersfeld,
Conn, was entered by burglars and
two hundred dollars worth of silver
ware stolen from the Furnishing shop.
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT.

TIL INDIAN LINIMENT,
As a relief. even ready; as a killer Of pain, ia
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w CnRROLLIA ferces Whiskers on the
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EGAL NOTICE.

~ Chauneey W. Clark. of the State OF Min
nesota, is hereby notified that Clarissa R. Clark
did, on the 18th day Of october. A. D.. 1867. file
her petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull County
and STATE Of ohio. eharging said C~hauneey W.
Clark with adultery. and asking that she may
that the custody of the fruits of said marriage
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decreed to Der; which said petition win be for
hearing at the next ten Of the said Court.
CLARISSA r. CLARK.
By Taylor & Jones. her Attorneys,
Warren. o., Oct. Is, 1857. 81.
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ARRIAGE


In Warren. October ID. 1867. at the residence of
Mr.. Bartlett. by Edward Spear, Mr.. ISAAC
M0WREY. Jr.. TO Miss PUMA WEBER,
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The south face Is ornamented with Coat
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Late Patents.

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Schneider, Newburg. paint compound
S c Talcott, Ashtabula, button hole f;
D R Averill, Newburg, paint com
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