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New YORK Cattle Market.

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Receipts 5,9l3 beeves; 1856 sheep andlambs;
q. 761 swine.
BEEF CATTLE-The market to-day opened
steady with a supply of about 1850 head. De-
mand tolerably active, mainly for the better
grades which commanded previous prices
There wee several lots Of very common cattle
sold and these are somewhat lower.
Extra Sle5O9l7.0 100. prime Sl5,5Cgl6.OO; first
quality S14,75@1SS; fair to good Sl3,5Oal4.OO :
ordinary 81, 699l2.50; inferior SS.00al0,OO
SHEEP and LAMBS-Depressed By cOntinu-
ed heavy arrivals mo overstocked meat mar
ketE. to day there were fully 6.5G head on sale.
Trade slow and several lots were undispOsed Of
Prices about &c lower than last Monday.
Extra $50; prime 500 ordinary and com
mon S3.50ai.OU. Lambs. extra 6.5Ui medium 70
good s. 50a6, 90 inferior $ .OOa5,5. Many lots
changed hands at 81. 50a2,50 each
HOGS-Depressed. Notwithstanding the mod
crate receipts. the demand Is only moderate
Sales at 6.75s5.S7 for heavy prime: S6.5Ja6.s3
Tor fair to good; S6,25a6.15 for common end
I Oagh: indicating a decline Of56c.
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Pittsburgh Female college

The winter term Of this institution will COM
mence Dec. 9. It's facilities for giving a thorough
solid and ornamental education are Unsurpassed
BY any ladies' school in the country. 1t is now
in q nOurishing condition. and has pupils from
eleven States It's corps Of teachers number
tEenty-tHo-fye Of them in the music depart
ment. The college buildings are superb, among
the finest in the west. Persons desiring special
information are requested to address Rev. /. @.
PKRsHING, D.. D., President, for catalogue. at
Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. J. d. VANCE

Among the late inventions of this
universal Yankee nation is a patent boot
jack, made by the proprietors, Mess.s.
Strong & Orvis, Edinburgh, Portage Co.,
which viii ''pull afellOw out of his boots"
as ''easy as rolling off a log and as ''slick
as q whistle" 1t is an original jack, built
on scientific principles, and when it has
extracted the leather from your e1tremi-
ties, it hangs itself on the wall, until
needed again, when by pulling an elastic
cord, it uniolds itself at your feet, ready to
draw you out of the mud. Smart jack.
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mr. EDITOR: Permit me through your
columns to make grateful acknowledgment
to our many friends of Girard and vicini'
ty, who, represented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Morris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
Osborn, on the evening of the 18th inst,
presented US an elegant set Of furs and a
velvet bonnet amounting to S1O9.O0.-
Many acts of kindness during u fifteen
months residence with the people of Girard
charge have obligated US to remember
these months as among the most pleasant
of our itinerant life.
Mrs. J. d. VANCE.
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Ambition In the right Direc-

lAOAs
Fortunately for the ambitious few, the day is
passing when man can successfully stand unde
the scrutiny Of wellinformed public. and heap
to himself hAlf-earned treasures. indeed Hop.
the more discerning portion of humanity expect
an equivalent for their money. In the various
commodities under consideration: Somein pur-
chasing an article berome fascinated By t0c
foures. REGARDLESS of quality. and can see no far
ther than the price attached. A striking illus
tration Of this fact was shown up st the rev
patron Of the art, had been so fortunate. $50 IN
Fortunately as to get q whole dozen Of PHOTO
graphs for one dollar, which looked realnatu-
ral.h This subject. however could see. CWnen
shown the difference between a mere ddu6 Of q
thing, and q fine artistic production. and ordered
largely, at regular prices. from q negative
made on the spot by our special Artist-hice,;-
who is not at all ambitious to see how cheap ne
can do work. but rather prefers excelsior as ms
motto, always demanding a reasonable price Tor
his labor. Gallery No. Is Market St, warren
O., at the sign ofthe Cabinet Portraits"
Nov. 20 RICE-Artist
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Farmers and

Matched Suits are selling low, at
August D. 1867 REED adams
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ERIRg's .

We notice that the First Premium on Hair
Restor atives, was awarded to DR.. E. NJ. Tubbs
Peterboro. N. H., The inventor of Rings Veget-
able Ambrosia. by the New York State Agri-
cultural Society. at their Annual Fair held al
Buffalo, N, Y. in October. 1867. 1t restores
gray hair in q truly wonderful manner. it re-
moves dandruf and all itching, and humors Of
the scalp, and i unrivalled as q hair dressing,
inparting TO the hair that soft. glossy appear
ance SO much desired by all. 1t is advertised
this week in another column. NOV. Is In.
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In compliance with the earnest request, OF
many tax payers, the county Treasurer mas
adopted the check system now in Portage Co d.
Tax payers will find, near the door. q file OF
checks with the lowest number always on TOP,
and are requested to take a check on. entering
the Office. and will be waited upon strtefV IN &c
cOrddnce trifk the number on their cheeks.
Checks carried away and returned on q sue
ceeding day will not be hOnored, IS all missing
numbers will be replaced each evening.
EDWARD HAYES. Treasurer.
Nov. Il 1851
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu
ni~cations not accompanied BY arespon
sible name. The name will be consld-
cred confidential, but muslin all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRY Goods

A. E, Andrews & Sons will sell after Nov. Is.
Best Ierrimac, Geheco. Sprdgue and Pacific
prints. at 12x cts Best new style Deiane only
only 100 worth l,5Q. Also Dress Goods. Cloths.
and Gdssimeres. Beavers. CLodkiRSs, Furs. dc. in
like proportion. these goods are all fresh and
will Be found by far the cheapest goods IN the
market. at A.E. ANDREWS &S0NS.
Nov- 20-tf
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At our Cloths and Cassimerss for suits, before
being induced to purchase elsewhere.
August %, 1867 REED q ADAMS.
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E,utter and eheese Markels.

Butter in good demand az 20S45c. Cheese
he avy-sales at llal5e.
.cincinnatti, Nov. 2.-Rutter dull: choice
Western Reserve SSaSc; medium 21z5c infe-
riOr l2aise. Cheese-Reeeipts large and stocks
accommodating. but prices are sustained for best
grades Selected Western Reserve lilscal5c
factory 151sal61zc; English Dairy l5isGl5c;-
pine apple 2la25e actual take.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 3-Cheese-Faetory lie.
I Gozhau 1se
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CnfIIIinn ParfIAs

Will be held every Friday Evening at P4rker's
Hall, Newton Falls-Commencing November
lst, and continuing three months. Good Music
and good Company. Admittance Sl0 PEI
couple. Nodead head spectators admitted.
C. W. PARSONS. Sec'y.
Newton Fails, Nov. 20. 1867 It
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To Merchanfs and Others

A CARD.-The undersigned merchants ofNeW
York city. take pleasure in saying that the
Underwriters Agency" is. in our opinion, pos
ssssed of ample means. prompt and liberal in
the settlement of all claims. II. B. ClaAinN& Co.;
R. L. A. Stuart; Gordon. Fellows 4 McMillen;
Lathrop, Ludington q Co.; Kent 4 Co.; War
rem. Mix 4 Co.; left. GriswOld * Kellogg, and
forty others. The resident Agents are
7. J. MILAN Dc SON, Warren. o.
Oct. 3I-tf
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A bear weighing 235 pounds, and
measuring seven feet two inches from
tip to tip, was killed last Wednesday
in Blair county, Pa, by three hunters.
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Reliable

The following receipt speaks foritseIf:
Policy No. 81. Reception Loss.
$9Z. WARREN. o, Nov. IA, 1861.
Aeea. OF =; !, hSlden, stste agent q t3s
the sum of nine hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. being in full for all claims on said Com
pany for loss or damage BY fire of Oct. I'd. 1867,
70 property consisting of Frame Barn and Far
ming utensils insured by said Company. under
Policy No. 81. Dated April Il. 1866. and the
said Company in consideration thereof. is here
by forever discharged from all further claim
by reason of said IRE.
Mitness nv hand and seal. NoH. Il. 1851.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market,

NOVEMBER %.
CATTLE-Rsther lower. Sales extra
steers at IS, 0O@S, so; fair TO good Sc, 500
1850; common at S4,O0@6,O0.
SHEEP-Dull and &c lower. Sales at
So, 90 gross weight
HOGS-Dul and 25c lower. Sales at
lS9OOA9.75 nett.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27

Eight hundred and sixty emigrants
arrived in Columbus last week. Of this
number two hundred and sixty-four
propose to remain in Ohio.
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: hand and seal NSy Z 1857
-MOhD4SSns

The Assured By said Policy.
The Security Insurance Company Of n. Y,
Is the only eastern Company issuing what Is
called a"Lightning Policy" Above loss was
caused BY lightning-hsd said building been
damaged only By lightning and not burned. said
though FIRE had resulted. These Policies are
Issued on Farm Property and Dwellings,. nth
out additional charge. No other reliable eastern
tets Co.. call on ALMOND D. WEBB, Agt.
Nov. a-3W
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CIeveIand WhOIesaIe Market

mon DAY EVENING NOV. ., 100.
FLOUR-Demand fair, chiefly from the home
and near by trade. Stocks are not heavy for tns
season. Prices continue steady We quote [:
Xxx red S10,Od1l.5G Xxx amber Sl2, 50gl5,50.
XXX white Sl3.5O914.5G Xxx spring Sl0.Oo91l00.
Buckheat Flour IN good demand and steady at
WHEAT-Tte market continues dull and
heavy. particularly for winter, and we could
hear Of no transactions to-day. Nominal quo
tations are f; No: Milwaukee spring s28S25
from store; No l red winter S2,4S92 so; No. do
EoRN@Quist and lower for old Sales 5000
bu old No shelled at S1.05 from store; new
shelled steady at Sc; ear slse2 on track.
~OATS-Inaetiye and nominal at Soc for MOL
State from store
Rys-Quist and steady at 81. 4Oa1.5 for State
BARLEY@0uist. No. l held at Sl.S5a1.4O.
No. 81 ,15a1.2 from store
LIVE HOGS-In light movement and steady
at &.5lab.2 for prime TO choice
DRESSED H0GS-In light offering and nomi
nal at 6AaIzc for prime to choice heavy:
PORK-Qviet and steady. Sales 3 bbls Mol
mess 81 LOO; No. 2 do 5000: Clear $500 Prime
-LARD-Quiet and steady for Ciy-rendered at
l3c in t~ierces, 1916 in hrkins.
SMOKED-In fair trade demand. Sales 1000
lbs city sugar-cured Hams at lSc; JO lbs Shoul-
ders at lie: Dried Beef lSc.
MESS BEEF[9uisI NO.l Ciy-paeked sl@-
BUTTER-Dull and unchanged. Western
AAI1lA Os6U~a Ne
grades S0a35c.
CHEESE-Continues very quiet at 11a15c for
good to choice dairy and factory; small lots Sc
.leeted 15Lal6c.
EGGS-Very scarce and firm at 2saSOc.
DRIED APPLESK Quiet. New sa91Se; old
6a7e, packages included.
GREEN A~PPLES-Quist at S2,5Oa3,5. aceOr-
ding to quality,
S~EEDS-Quiet. Clover held at $3.50; limo
thy S2,eOa2,25s Flax &.25a2.&.
POTATOES-In moderate demand and steady
at Sa90e for PeaehblOws in car lots; SaSl,OOfor
do from store.
ONIONs-In fair demand at s1.S5a1,5O per
bushel.
BEANs-In moderate demand at S3,25a3,5 50
for prime white; S2,OOa2,T5 tor common to me
dunn.
MALT-Barley Malt firm at $3.50 per bu for
No. Canada; Sl.N for No.
TALLOW-Demsnd moderate. Sales 600 lbs
eity-rendered at l0c,
FEATHERS-In fair demand at S0ae5c, ae-
eOrding to quality.
LIME-Water Lime, Akron and Oswego,
steady at 500 per Dbl. MhiteLime. Cleveland
and Fremont. $50 per Dbl
PLASTER-In good demand aud firm Ala
baster white $500 per ton afloat. 500 from store;
POWell's 5000; Alabaster ealeined 500 per
bbl. POwells do $500
SALT-Firm. Fine SOS: Coarse S27O.
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Teachers, Examinations.

Examinations for the Teachers of TrumbuI
County, will be held as follows:
Greene. October u; Pennington. October I9
Newton Falls, October Is /; Warren, November
9 I; Warren. November 30; Warren, Dec. q.
Examinations will ommencee each day at ten
o'clock AM. Each applicant will provide lin
self with slate and pencil, and the exact change,
So cents. By order Of the Board.
Sent. Is. 1867. l2t.
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The New Weed Sewing Ma
rhIRAI

Received the highest prize at the Worlds Fair
Paris. It has no equal in the world. Great in
man or woman can easily earn from $1,000 to
1850 per year in their sale, with out interfering
with their ordinary business pursuits.
Address G. W. CROMWELL x CO..
Nov %, 1851. Cleveland. o.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


y LIZ
OFTrcs WzsrERE REsEzvE CHRONICLE.
.t ~ wAEEEx o Nov. 2. 1861
Gold, I9
Silver. large. l6
small. 1874.
2ive-THenhss. 1882. 167%.
1854. lO414.
1866. 1854.
1861, 1917.
ssvsn -Thirties. Cd and Sd series) tOHk.
ComDo md Interest Notes. 1854. us.
1866. IL.
n.o.t, market has ruled slow and steady
for ~ mast week at 500 at the outside. and is
be,om;5S a.. Ter. The general markets show
IbTt Tt,Is 80 Tity. The beautiful weather for
days past was 0, Seelea IA nnmnaEsJ xitb isst
weeE and ali a. ieles Of eOnsum ptiOn remain
arm Activity III Y eo1tinues in our manufae-
lures
PROVISIONS-Fin 4
POULTRY-Chicksn. 'Seperb; Turkeys &c per
II; Ducks per bee; L'ecse each 4Oc.
GROCERIES-Light an quiet.
BEANs-Whits $3.50 to 5 SOC per bushel.
WHEAF-Whits, SIS; A mber. $3.50 Spring
NoLS sos.
FLOUR-S12m to $14OO.
FLAX sEED-s2D Pbu. Flax Seed'Oh' Silt
2 gal Flax Straw Sc to S. per ton
OAT-0ats 6Oc
CORN-Con1.a
Apples-l.W , bushel.
DRIED APPLES-79sc.
B~UTTER-Fresh Roll Butter Csc.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 1O912G
EGGS-25c.
H0NEY-2295 per pound.
W00L-5942c.
LARD-Country rendered. 1O9121z.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-S599O
TEAS-sl.O 90 to $50 per chest
COFsEE-22G3O per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
P0RK-7Ze
TURNIPS-6c.
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Holiday Presents.

A large and elegant assortment Of
Holiday Goods, Musie-bOxes, Glove
boxes, Dressing--eases, JeweI-cases.
Sheffield Plated enses, Marble. Bronze
and ParIan Statuary. Solid and Plat.
ed Silver Ten Sets. and Table Gut
Iery. AIarge variety OfNew JeweIry,
Watches, Diamonds, &c, &c.
Come ea1Iy and make your seIee.
lions. HOGAN q WADE. Jewelers.
Cor. Superior & Seneca sts.,
Nov. "a. Im.l CLEVELAND, OHIO,
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Dried Peaches.
Honey
Dtamond Cut DIamoud!

Magnificent and unequaIed are those Solitare
Diamond Rings, which ]. King, on Main Street
is opening now days. The. quality is unsurpaSs-
cd, the style superb, and the prices range II ON
twenty to sixty dollars. BoQuett Holders Hand
kerchief Holders, and fine Gold JeWeIry always
on hand, at prices to suit the times. 30 70 the
Diamond Emporium" Of Julius King on Nam
Street, Warren, Ohio.
Nov. q. lS67-lt
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Eight Oz..-NOt FOur.-Every bottle Of
'Barrett's Hair Restorative" contains eight OF
mot four. as In Preparations put up In a SINH
lar stvie. Sold only 81 HOYT. sTRAFToN 1
HAPG00D.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27

M-The number of cemeteries for
soldiers. opened by the Government,
is about 800. OF these 80 are national.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27

"A dwelling house was destroyed by
fire, at L~eavitsburgh, yesterday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27

DR.. Richard Story, a well known
physician of Cleveland, was found dead
in his bed "Wednesday morning,last.
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a Man!

"'Or any other man" can obtain a.bargain in &
Certificate Of Life Membership in one of the
best Commercial Colleges in the United States
FELTON, & Bigelow's Business College. at Cleye-
land-at the CHoNICLE OFF.CE. Rare chance to
get a good commercial education. Call soon
Nov. 2O-tf,
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For Rent
BOnnets.

One Front Room in River BIock-suitable for
an ONCE. Apply to HAPG00D BROWN,
Nov 6, 1S674t
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HOGS-The Wesk's sales we're large for the
seasOn'reaehing IN the aggregate l.S40 head.
The extreme rates were So.75A7 ,O0. being q de-
observed that anumber Of packers have enter
ed the market
The increase IN sale this week were 95l head.
SHEBP-Ihe market contained q supply
The sales we're about the same il. number as
last week. Prices were q shade better. The
extreme prices this week were S2,S0ai.5O z head
Pittsburgh Commercial.
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D0n,tfrY!
Those Beautiful

To make clothing for your Boys when you CO
August 3, 1851 REED &ADAMS.
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King has just received a well selected assort;
ment Of Diamond Rings for wedding gifts-Gold
Chain Bracelets. and Gold handkerchief Hold
ers, Call and see then-they are new articles.
and all the go. King has them in elegant styles.
Nov. %.
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NEW tbIngs under the sun |!

Miss R. Jones is selling of Millinery Goods
at cost. Room one door North National House.
NnY. 20-2t.
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na live Man WanIedi

Barn for Sale.
House. Nov. 2O-tf
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Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards,
PITTSBURGH, Novemb

CATTLE-The market during the week was
adult one. Sales were made at q slight decline
from last weeks prices. Is usual the PRINCIPAL
inquiry was for the better descriptions. This
however, Is no unusual occurrence. The ex-
treme prices this week were $a6.SO p eWt. q
decline on the latter figures of zoe . eHt., The
advantage OF the market was evidently on the
SIDE OF buyers. The operations for the past
three weeks were as follows:
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SIS Cents
AE. Andrews s. sons

Hoyt, Stratton & Hapgood only ask Fifty Fire
Cents for Halls Hair Remover. Nov. ".
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CLOSING PRICES.
Err Rssvss-Fina. fat. well formed.

Extra Beeves-Fine. fat. well formed,
f.iS0oHSs and upSsTds-~--~~s-- s6.es7.G
Prime Beeves-Good. well fatted. fine
" formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to Loo Ds. .OOG6,2
Fair Grades-Fair steers, in fair flesh.
averaging l,0OO9l.9O rs, at-----S5SG5.15
Medium Class-Medium steers and
sSsTasins s0cSi.O 900 bs. at.~-~----s.5@4.5O
Stock Cattle-COmmOn cattle in de-
cent flesh, averaging oOOGl,OOO Ds
InferiOr-LiRht ndthin cows = steers 2OOG2.15
HOGs.-In this department Of the Live Stock
market tonight closes a day Of unusual activi
~. The receipts-4l,046 head-exceed BY sew
eral hundred head the arrival for any previous
DAY since Chicago became a depot for the pug
chase and sale of this product The market
opened with considerable frmness this morn
ing, but later in the day. when the character Of
tanned and holders generally evineed . dispO-
sition to eOneede. Prices accordingly shaded
of. and in the afternoon values ruled l59z5e
lower than atthe close of the market night
The attendance Of both packers and shippers
was liberal, and a large business was transacted
at prices ranging at S,O0@5,2 for common So
5OG5.75 for medium; S5;S7G6,O0 for fair, and
50, i0G6,37H for good to choice smooth fat lots.
Nearly all the heaviest Hogs were taken up, but
the rens at the close are we'll filed with com
con and medium ~lots-quite enough to meet the
wants Of the trade for tomorrow. The market
closes weak at S1.OO96.5<
SHEKP-The market was quiet, and prices re-
main steady and unchanged We quote good
to choice at $3.5094,O0; common to medium,
S2&93,OO: inferior. Sls50a2,O,-ChiedgO Tn
bHne.
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Lost

Nov. Z, 1867. on the road from Warren to
Champion. a package containing new pair OF
Nov. aS-1f K. /. MCCORMICK.
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Local Notices.
NofIce TO Tax PAYERS !


Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion,
ten cfs. per line each Subsequent insertion.
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Wanted.

Correspondence by s couple Of W. r. boys.
Object, fun and the consequences. Address J;
b. Moore. or George Norton. Cuba. Crawford
Co., No. Nov. 2-iSoh.
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The shirt!
Don't fail to Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made
and best fitting shirt in use-sold only by
August IS, 1861 REED L ADAMS.
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A large lot of Mems and Boys Suits
and Overcoats, Hats, Gaps. Gloves, Fur
Collars, Fur Gloves, White Shirts, Csss
Shirts, also Cassimeres, Cloths and Beav :
ers, which we are selling for less money
than any house in Trumbull County.
REED s. ADAMS.
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A splendid Wedding Bonnet can always be
found at N. o, Messer's New Store. on Mark ct
Street. between Iddings & Morgan and II. Stiles
d Son. Oct. 16. St.
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One live Man W anted!
In every town in the State. who can make
from six to ten dollars per day. Call upon or
At Jameson & Wheeler's Stove Store,
Nov. a-2t Warren, Ohlo,
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Selling Ofat Cost.

Are selling Ladies' Fine Furs twenty per cent
less than any other house in the market.
Nov. 20-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27
Chicago Live stock Market.
For the Week Ending Nov. 81.

BEEF CArTLE-Am market day more thoroughly
dull and inactive than the one just closed could
not well be imagined. Trade was stagnant.
ifeless; the closest scrutiny failing to develop
the slightest evidence Of vitality. The receipts
were surprisingly light. but such was the char
acter Of the demand that no serious meonye-
pienee resulted from this fact. all demands be-
ing fully met. There was some little inquiry on
local account, but buyers and sellers were apart
in their views. and but little was accomplished
in the way Of sales. For reasons mentioned IN
our previous reports, il is expected that the
market for the current week will be a remarka-
BILE quiet one. and. as large arrivals would tend
to depress values. droyers and country shippers
should send forward their stock sparingly. and
cOndne their purchases chiefly to the better
grades. Too few sales were effected to estab-
lish reliable quotations. and the following can
only be considered as nominal:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27
Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line 6ra ia,ertion
ten cts. per line each subsequent insertion,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27
Wanted.

good and respectable family. to adopt a lit
tie girL, two years old in February. For further
Information apply at the Franklin House,
Warren, Ohio, Nov. a. 1SoT-2ws
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27

How many Mothers suffer the agony Of
seeinp Their IiffIe ones snatched avav from them
by the Whooping Cough, or Dypthsris, when a
single bottle Of Polsnd's White Pine Compound
would have saved the baby's life. It is infalli-
BILE.