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what Is "One-Horse POyverl''

The use Of the term "horse power"
IS very common yet few, except good
mechanics and engineers, attach def
mite meaning to it, but regard it as in
dicsting, loosely, about the power which
one horse could exert. 1t is, however,
when used in the sense under consid-
Grafton, as definite as possible, and
means the power required to lift SO, 900
pounds avoirdupois one foot high in
one minute.
A horse hitched to the end of a roDe
over a pulley one foot IN diameter
placed over a deep well, travelling at
the rate of about 2! miles per hour, or
220 feet per minute, will draw up $50
lbs. the same distance he travels. The
force thus exerted is called, in meehan-
les, horsepower" it being an approxi-
nation to the average amount of con
tinuous power it is fair to demand of a
strong horse. If we multiply the
weight raised (l50 pounds) by the mum
Der of feet 1t was moved per minute
(220,J the product viii be the number
of pounds which the same power would
raise one foot high in the same length
of time (33, 900 pOunds.)
The dyaamometer is an instrument
made for measuring power, particularly
that exerted in drawing. Those used
for testing the draft of agricultural i'm
plements are simply very strong spring
balances, or spring steelysrds, gradua-
ted to indicate the power required to
raise any weight, within reasonable
limit at the rate of two and half miles
per hour. When we apply the dyna-
mometer in ascertaining the draught
of machines, if the index indicates $50
pounds, it is shown that the horse is
required to draw just as hard as he
would do if raising $50 pounds out of a
well with rope over a pulley one foot
in diameter at the rate Of two and a
half miles per hour, and so for other
weights.
The velocity at which a team moves
is to be considered, as well as toe weight
to be raised, or the load to be drawn
If the horse travels faster than two and
a half miles per hour, while raising $50
pounds out Of q well, he exerts more
than one horse power. If he walks
slower than this, he does not exert a
force equal to one horsepower.
In ascertaining the drsught of plow,
or mower and reaper, by drawing faster
than two and a half miles per hOur.the
would indicate more
than the correct draught; and by
driving slower, the draught would ap-
pear to be less than it really is. In
testing the draft of machines team
would always move at the rate of two
and a half miles per hour, or 220 feet
per minute, which is the universally
accepted rate with reference to which
dynamometers are graduated, and an
easy one to approximate in driving
with almost any kind of team.
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!, DMINISTRATOR'S' 'SALE OF

IA REAL ESHATE.-0n the 18th day OF
Nov. next, by order Of the Court of Probate in
and1or the County os Trumbull. and State of
Ohio. will offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder; the folloEing Real Estate. situate in the
township of Johnston, il said county and known
as the southwest corner Of lot No 1, in the Sd
division lots in said Johnston, snd is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the S. W. corner
thereof, thence east l6 chains IS links thence
north "a chains IS links; thence west Is chains IS
links; thence south "A chains Is links, to the
place of beginning. and containing forty and
One-half acres.
Also part of lot No. l. in Sd division. and
bounded north BY lands Of Shubai Dean east
by the lot line. south BY lands of Lyman Pier
son and Alvin Hitchcock; and west By lands Of
Giles l.. Day containing eleven and 6-l0U acres.
At the same time aad place will also sell one
valuable Gold Watch, one Silver Watch and
one Patent Right for setting Hasgon tire with
out cutting. One-half cash in hand. and the
balance in six months, with good security. Sale
to commence at Il O'Clock. ~, on the premises
Of Leonard Kile, late Of Johnston. decd.
BUELL. BARNES, Administrator,
Oct. 80. IS57-4t
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OHERIFFS SALE


y Susannah Petrie. vs. BENJAMIN Gilbert
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue Of an
order of sale issued out of the Court of CON-
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County Ohio in the
above named case and to me directed and deliv-
cred. l shall expose to public sale at the south
door of the Court House in Warren, in said
county. on "f-I-
Saturday, November 8, A. ID. 1867,
between the hours of one and three o'clock. p.
m. Of said day. the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The undivided one-half of the following real
estate situate in Bristol, in said county of
Trumbull. and is known as part of lots Nos. "A
and 81. and is bounded. beginning at the north
west corner of said lot 81 on the east side of the
turnpike road. thence east SO far that straight
line south will strike the northeast corner of
land articled to David Hottie. by Andrew Coff-
man. thence south to the south east corner of
Hotties land: thence west on the said Hotties
line, to the said township road; thence north to
the place of beginning, containing two acres of
land. be the same more or less Appraised at
Also. another tract being in lot No. "a. begin
ming at the south west corner of lot No. A, on
the east side Of the turnpike road. near the
School House. thence easterly on the lot line
until il intersects with the natural bed of the
creek. thence westerly along said creek. until
it strikes the turnpike road TO the place of be-
ginning. containing one acre of land Apprais-
ed at s.
Also, one other tract. being in said lot No. 44,
beginning at the southeast corner of land deed
ed 20 Martin Mitchell by Alexander Neon
nell. thence westerly on the lot line until with
IN three feet of high water mark Of the mill
pond. thence northerly along the mill pond
aforesaid. within three feet Of high water mark
until II interseets the line of land conveyed by
said Mcconnell, to said Mitchell, thence on
said line to the place Of beginning, containing
five acres of land. Appraised at s.
Also. one other tract in lot No. a, bounded
as follows: West BY lands owned BY Homes
Mayhem. east by lands belonging to Joel Morely
and Manerva Anderson. north by lands owned
by Homes MayheE. and south BY the county
road, containing eighty acres of land, with the
and is the same land CONVEYED by Thomas Pinks
and vile. to Henry Petrie, By deed dated April
10. 1880. and recorded in Trumbun county rec
ord. Book 46, Page so.
Appraised at s. Terms Cash.
s. n. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Warren. o., Oct. 9. 1867
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GUARDIANS SALE.

" In pursuance of an order granted BY the
Probate Court of TTumbull county. Ohio, l will
offer for sale at pHblic auction on the 9Th day
of November. 1867, between one O'Clock and
three o. m. upon the premises. ths following
pescribed premises, situate in Termination,
Trumbull county. Ohio. and known a. part oi
lot No. IS. in said Township. boundei south By
an east and west highway, and land of Pletch-
er Peck, east by land Of Mary Bowyer. north
BY land of Anson BoWyer, west by q north and
more or less.
Appraised at $1S5s. Terms made known on
day Of sale MARY BOWYRR, Guardian,
Of Arthur NJ. BoHyer.
Oct 50, Is67-2W.
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF REAL

Il ESTATE In pursuance of an order Of the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County, o., will
offer for sale at public auction, on ThurSday.
Nov. q. 1861. between the hours of 10 o'elocE, T,
a. N, aod O'Clock, p. m, upon the pi emises an
undivided fourth part OF the following lands
situate in kinsman, Trumbull County, ..
LIST piece known as parts of section II and lS
and bounded north BY land of G. B. Miller, east
by land of Daniel Allen; south by land of Clan
dlus b. Andrews. and west by land Of George
BIrrell. containing ~ acres.
ID piece known as part Of Sec Is. and bound
ed north By land Of l.. P. Andrews, east BY land
of L. p. Andrews;s0uth BY land Of l.. 7. Andrews
and e. .: Andrews, and west by land Of Benz.
Allen, Bidwell and FObes Containing 40 acres.
To be sold in parcels.
Terms-One-third in hand; balance in two
equal annual payments, secured by mortgages
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Trustee Of Minor Children of G. B. Andrews
Oct. 80. lS67-St
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EGAL -NOTICR.

IL John Willmon vs.. Bradley q Nicholson.
In the Court Of Common Pleas. Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. The defendants are notified that said
plaintiff has filed his petition in said Court
against them. asking judgment for $4,000 and
Dor, boarding, and goods sold 10 and for them
BY divers persons named in said pet ition. which
claims have been assigned TO. and are now
owned by plaintiff. An order of attachment
AID for garnishment has been issued herein,
and said petition must be answered By the 18th
day of December. 1867 and said cause will be
for hearing at the next term Of said Court.
HUTCHINS x GLIDDEN.
Oct. 2d-1s57-6tl PFfs ATTY.
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T EGAB NOTICE.

IL Sophia D. Sturgess VS. Charles L. Stur-
CESS. The said Charles L. Sturgess, whose
place of residence is unknown but is supposed
to be somewhere in the State Of New York.
will take notice that said plaintiff. Sophia d.
SturgesS. has fled her petition in the Court of
Common Pleas. of Trumbull Co.. o.. charging
said defendant. Charles l.. Sturgess, with habit
ual drunkenness aud with gross neglect Of duty
in not providing for her support. and praying
to be divorced from said Charles L. SturEeSs,
and that she may be restored to her fnEmer
name. Said cause viii be for hearing at the
November term of said Court, for 1867.
By JOHN M. STULL,
Oct. 9. 1S67-6t ATTY for Plaintiff.
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i EGAL NOTICE

IL Chsuncsy ", Clark, Of the State Of Min
nesots. is hereby notified that Clarissa r, Clark
did, on the 18th day Of October. A. D., 1851. fle
her petition in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County
and State Of ohio. charging said Chauncey W.
Clark with adultery. and asking that she may
be divorced from the said Caaunoey W. Clark.
that the custody of the fruits Of said marriage
be deereed TO her, and that suitable alimony be
decreed to her; which said petition will be for
hearing az the next te' N of the said Court
CLARISSA r. CLARK.
By Taylor l. Jones, her Attorneys,
Warren, O., Oct. 16, 1867, Ct,
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GUNS, PISTOLS. CUTLERY,

Fine Stub Twist. double barrelled Shot Guns.
Fine Twist Rifles andShot Guns. dOuble barrell-
ed Rifles. Parlor Rifles. Henry and Spencer
Repeatine Rifles, Beal's and Wesson's Breech
Leaders, Revolving Rifles. Fine Single MuEEle
Loading Rifles and Shot Guns, Smiths and
Wesson's No. /. IL and Sharps. Remington's
single and double action Revolyers, Elliotts 8
and shot Pistols. and host Of other kinds
of Reyolyers and single Pistols,
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A German professor says that drop
of human blood, magnified twenty
million times, contains specimens Of ev-
cry kind of animal that ever existed
on the face of the earth. How he
knows that he could find eagles and
elephants and mice, he does not say,
and there is no obligation upon any
one to believe the statement.
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REFERENCE3 /.


Hon. H. NJ. Chapman. Ex-Mayor. Cleveland.
Hon Geo Senter, Ex-Mayor. Cleveland; Hon
H i Payne. Cleyeland; Judge 7 Bolton. Cleve-
land; JUICE J Crowell. President Law Collage.
Davis. Massey + Co. Cleveland d 7 Hover &
Co.. Cleveland: Selby, Brown 4 Pearson J II
Hover 4 Co. Cleveland; Hover q Higbee.
Cleveland; Cobb, Andrews x Co, Cleveland
i 4 Griswold d Co.. Cleveland; & J Farmer 4
Co.. Cleyeland; Geo WOrthiDgton & Co, Cleve-
land; NJ Halle Il Co., Cleveland. Edwards,
Townsend d Co., Cleveland: Davis. Peixotto
4 Co., Cleveland; Hays Brothers. Cleveland
Koch. Mayer 4 Goldsmith. Cleveland /; VIM
Bingham Co.. Cleveland; S II Dc E Block &
Co.. Cleueland; DTs Kelley 4 Ramsey, Cleve-
land: Armstrong 4 Green. Eds. PAIN Dealer.
Cleveland: Hon AnEon Smyth, Sup't Public
nler, Cleveland; Leader Printing Co.. Cleve-
land; Cleveland Herald. Cleveland; Cleveland.
Brown & Co. Cleveland Stevens d Chase. To-
ledo, o: Hon Sam 4 Worcester, NOrwalk. o
Allison 4 ToEnsley. Xenis. o.; Cooper d Hutch
inson. Xenia, Ohio; Rev Wm I Findley. Aenia
Ohio: Millen a Jobe. Aenia, Ohio; g 5 0rmsby.
Sup't Public Schools. Xenia. Ohio; ID McMii-
Ian, Pres't State Board of Agriculture. Xenia,
Ohio; Capt A q Wilcox. Ed yoursGL Fremont.
Ohio; II y Pratt. Ed NdT, Union. Pa; VIM.
Ritezel. Ed. Chronicle. Warren. O.; Z 5 Durham.
Ed. C0iraat. New Castle. Pa; DIR II w Owens,
North Fairfield, Ohio; Professor 4 B Pope.
WhitestOwn, New York; Pres E B Fair
field. HillsdJe. Michigan; Prof Geo Mcmillan.
Hillsdale Mich; Prof Hiram Collier Hillsdale.
Mich; Prof 5 Fowler, Hillsdale Mich; II L
Whipple. Hillsdale Mich; Prof Ransom Dunn
HilisGale Mich. L Hubbard. Superintend-
ent Of Public Schools, Newport KY, Gen. W
II Gibson. Iifin. o.; J ohm Huss. Banker. 1ifin
"; Hon X q Pennington, 1linn, o.; Hon w z
kinkel. Circleville. q; 5 Marheld d Son. Cir
eleville o.; Wallace. Melvin & Co.. Circleville,
o., Hon. w CouTtEright. Circleyille. O.. Ur
W. Burge. CirelsVille, o.; Dr. 3 S Campbell.
Wilmington, o.
SCHOLARSHIPS Issued at this point. good
Throughout the Association.
10ung men readily see and appreciate the
difference between an Association of Colleges
and single isolated sch ools.
For Circulars, papers and Specimens of Pen.
manship, address FELT0N & BIGEL0W,
sept II. 1861. Cleveland. o.
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Two men. entering tavern in Cana
da, recently, and alter drinking the
first cup of coffee, both dropped dead.
The landlady fetched the police; they
talked of poisoning. How is it possl-
BILE? exclaimed the landlsdy. They
only drank one cup of coffee, and that
could not have hurt them" Thus say
ing, to prove the harmlessness of it,shs
herself drank cup. Hardly having
partakeE of this, she dropped down
dead too. On examining the coffee
pot, they found a packet of lucifer
matches at the bottom of it.
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The number of superhuous letters
used by the followers of Worcester is
illustrated by showing how much may
be said with fewer than the authorized
allowance
"Dic CAV JAG a kic, when JAG CAV
Die a noe on the bac with a thic stic."
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GUNS MADE 10 ORDER,

and warranted equal, as to price and quality.
10 any in the United StHtes. and to those who
buy TO retail / will sell as low as can be bought
either in Cleveland or Pittsburgh. Come and
see the goods at FYLER'S GUN SHOP.
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JoHx LoT. J. G. xKLsoE
10Y & NELSON,


Physicians and Surgeons ofice east ofthe Bank
MarkeI Stree Warren. Ohio.
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Notice to Contractors.

neer in the Mayors Office. at Warren, o.. until
Saturday. Nov. ID, 1867, at O'Clock, D. m, for
the construction Of a Branch Sewer in District
No. j. on Market Street. from Vine to Elm,-
laid in cement. and to be built according to the
plans and specifications on file in the Office Of
Civil Engineer. The Council claiming the right
to reject any bids not deemed satisfactory.
Warren o.. Oct. 80. 1867.
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rs. CLARK.

Z. B. T-TLoK. I. c. JONES
TAYLOR d JONES
Attorneys at Law. Office east side of Public
Square. Warren. Ohio. .
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Emily Canon VS. George Canon and Anan
J. Gordou. The said George Canon will take
notice, that said plaintiff. Emily Canon, has filed
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of
Trumbul county, Ohio. charging said defend
ant, George Canon, with extreme cruelty and Of
gross neglect ofduty towards her the said Emily.
and praying TO be divorced from the aid George
and for alimony and for other relief. Said cause
viii be for hearing at the November term of
said Court, for 1861. 81.
by FoRRIST & HYDE,
Oct. ?. 1876 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FuRs I.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF FURS.
IA Pursuant to an order from the Probate
Court Of Trumbull County, ohio. the under
signed, rs Assignee Of @. A. Lyman. will offer
for sale o lot of excellent Rurs. Of different va
rieties. The sale to begin on Thursday. Nov.
Il, 1867, the place to be specified in due time.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Assignee.
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Mrs. FRANCES BAKER,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer
1NI in Hair JeWelry. Room first floor, GaskiTl
House; Main Street Guard Chains, Bracelets.
Pins, Kings. Brooches. Wigs, Switches, Curls
Braids and Rolls; made to order.
Highest Price paid for Hair.
August q. l767-sm
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE,
Published every Wednesday morning. in En-
nire Block Market st. Warren. WM. RITEzEL,
Editor and Proprietor.
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An Irishman who was reprieved the
night before the day appointed for his
execution, and who wished to get rid
of his wife, wrote to her as follows: 81
was yesterday hanged, and died like q
hero; do as l did, and bear it like a
man."
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A man in Connecticut has cleared
his house Of rats by catching one and
dipping him in red paint. He then
set him loose, and the other rats left,
disgusted by his appearance. II seems
there is prejudice against color even
among the rats.
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InnINGa aAMaRGAN.

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-car-
pets. Mattings and Floor Oil Cloths. Window
Shades and fxtures-Tea, Coffee, Spices, nc.
They keep eons sntly on hand. a large and
full assortment Of goods in their line, of good
quality and fashionable styles. and offer then
for eale at the ioIresf prices IN the market.
Ian O 1851.
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A young lady, the other day, in the
course of lecture, said: Get married
young man, and be quick about it, too.
Don't wait for the millennium, hoping
that the girls may turn angels, before
you trust to one of them. A pretty
young thing you would be along side
of an angel, wouldn't you, you brute l''
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Warren o. o.. b. lS6I.
A TTACHMENT.

IA Doud 4 Maekey against Thomas MeDe,-
mott. Before IEaac Monteomery, Justice of the
Peace OF Brookfsld Township, TrumbuU Conn
ty. Ohio On the 26th day Of September. A. d.
1861. said Justice issued an order Of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of Ofseventy-seven
dollars and twenty cents.
D0UD L MACKEY.
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M.C.6D.W. NOODWORTH,

Physicians and Surgeons. office over E. q. ALI
sons Drug Store, Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
Once hours from to 9. q. N, and from TO
p. N. NHeD @i' Aoo''
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JOHN e. MOVES
NEW SYSTEM OF
CUTTING GARMENTS.

THIS INVENTION consists of
-Four different Plates.
No. /. Cuts Ladies and Misses Dresses, every
size Style and Fashion. No. 9 Cuts Boy 's
Fahey pants. Difere1f Styles and Fashions
No 3 Cuts Boys Fancy Goats. different sizes q
Fashions. and last but not least No. Cuts the
most perfect fitting Shirt in the vorld-sone-
thing that every gentleman should have. Any
person can learn 1t in few minutes. We give
plates $500.
Agents wanted for every town in the county.
Persons desiring to become Agents. or obtaining
plates. will please call at the New Dress Making
establishment of Miss L. A. Powers. over Ames
d Littis's Store, Main Street Warren. o.
Miss L. a. POWERS, Agent.
May !. Is67-tf
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Z. s. Packs. A. vEETz.
PARKS WrNTZ.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
crockery. Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpet
ing. Paper Hangings. Window Shades. Ready
Made Clothing. 6c.. always cheap for ready
pay at the New York Store. Market Street.
Warren 0hio.
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j, HI. BRISCOE,

Physician and Surgeon, Miles. Ohio.
Oct. Is. 1861, IT,
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FORRIST HYDE

Attorneys at Law Office over Parks A Pateh's
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio. are 'suth horized
and prepared to sttend 70 all cases under the
Courts. March Is, 1867.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


~ William Van YaIkenburg. vs The New
England Oil Company. In Trumbull Common
Pleas. By virtue of an order of sale in Attach
ment issued out of the Court of Common Pleas.
IN the above named case. and to me directed
and delivered. shall expose to public sale at
the South door of the Court House, in Warren,
Trumbull County. Ohio, on
Saturday. Nov. 9th, A. D., 1867.
between the hours of and o'clock, D. n. of
said day, the following described real estate to-
wit: Situate in the Township of Mecca. County
of Trumbull. State of Ohio. and is known by
being part of the subdivision of the Hutchins
farm. in Lot No. II Kingsbury tract. township
six t6l Range three 80 in the Connecticut West
ern Reserve. and is particularly described in 8
plat Of said farm made by Z, Z. Stowe. ESQ. aud
Recorded December Is, 1861. in Trumbull Co.
Records Book of Maps. No. l. Page 81. refer
ence here being made to said plat for more full
description Of said lots. No. H-iS-le-20-N
22-z3-24-25-Z7-2S-29 29-SO-3l-32-33-3a-S7
46--47-4s. and 49. Said to contain 20 $500
acres of land ...s-
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
s. LAIRD. Sheriff.
sheria's Office. Warren. Oct. 9. lS6h--5t
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surgeon Dentists. Office over McLsin Sons
Banking Office, where they are prepared al
all times to manufacture and insert teeth on
all the various bases nowin use:
Particular attentention paid to diseased teeth.
May 4.-tf.
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COAL! COAL!

I" RICHMOND STILL CON
Hs tinues to furnish the best articles Of
Coal and Slack at the old stand of Richmond d
Scarlet, at the Mahoning Depot
Warren, Sept. 1S-tf II. RICHMOND.
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MoWRY & BROTHERS
Livery Stable

rs ONE OF THE LATE Institu.
lti0ns. Dur stock is all new and of the latest
style. PersOns wanting anything in the Livery
line. will please give Us a call. Stable in the
rear Of theE Atiopal House.
Warren. I f.lS67-tf.
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no. EurcHNs. R.w.RlTIIFF. &c. HurcHINs.
HUTCHINs, RATLIFF 4 HUTGHINS.
Attorneys, will attend to any business intrusted
to them in this and adjoining counties, and
give particular attention TO applications ~
the u. S. Court at Cleveland, for the oeneht
Hunts Banking House. on sMarket street.
Warren. Ohio. March q, iS01.
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JAMEsON 4 WHEELER

Manufacturers Of Leather. Main Street. War
~ an -. a. Nov. Il. 1856.
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REED d ADAMS,
BE. RARNuM = 90.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Made Clothing. Hats. Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods Main Street, Warren.0.
Jan17'66
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y, Z. HyTcEIxs. {. +. eLiDDEA
ucIAH WARD.

Attorneys at Law, Office over Smith MeCombs'
Store, corner of Main and Msr6et 81 Slree's' e
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