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New Omcers.

The newly elected Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas, Hon. Geo. N. Tuttle.
and the e Clerk, Capt. z. Spear, Jr.
entered upon the discharge of their re-
spective duties on Monday last. While
the new incumbents are in every wsy
acceptable, We cannot bid adieu to our
friend Mr.. Harrington, late Clerk, with
out expressing the high esteem in
which he is held by his many friends,
and the great regret they feel at part
ing with him. as he has been in all
respects a capable, honest and intelli-
gent officer. Of Judge Glidden we have
heretofore taken occasion to speak.
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Letter,
~JouNsoNy1LLE. Feb. 9th. Y

JoHNSoNYILLE, Feb, 9th, %.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Our schools are
all progressing finely, the teachers giving
good satisfaction as far as we can learn,
especially Messrs. Tyrrell, Barber, Hull
and johnson. The two last were soldiers
during the war Mr.. johnson having lost
an arm near Richmond, while a member
of the 9th o. V. c.
The Rev. John Savage has been carry
ing on q protracted meeting in the north
west part of the town, which has been at
tended with good success, eight or ten
having been converted and added to the
church. He is still continuing on in his
labors, in hopes of increasing his flock
There has also been a protracted meeting
held in the east part of the town, but with
what result We have not been informed.
The stave-mill which has been lying idle
since December, on account of the failure
of Seldom &c Son, its Proprietors, of Mead
vile, Pa, will resume operation as soon as
the weather will permit; it having been
transferred to Hineman Sc Co., who will
carry on the business of saving slaves and
shipping them to MeGdVille, during the
spring and summer.
A serious affair occurred on Sunday at
the residence of VIM. Vesey, two miles
south of the center; f . men three that
boarded there) being under the influence
of whlskey began making a disturbance,
and were ordered to keep quiet or leave
the house. One becoming angry seized q
butcher-knife and made at Mr.. Vesey TO
stab him. Being overpowered the rioters
were all driven in to another part of the
house occupied by Joseph Morrow, where
they amused themselves by breaking
chairs, crockery, etc., till they were salts
fed. Mr.. Vesey invited the neighbors IN
10 look at the condition the house was left
in. -Four of them pitched on to Jas. Car
penter to give him a mauling, but being
assisted by his father, they were soon all
attended to,-laying down quietly on the
ground, while from cuts and bruises the
life blood colored crimson the snow be-
meath them. On Monday morning they
were arrested and brought before Esq.
Weir, excepting one whose wounds would
not permit him to attend) where they
were bound over to Court of Common
Pleas gnder bonds of S10O,O0 each, to an
swer to the charge of Assault and Battery.
In default of bail they were conveyed to
Warren and confined in Jail. Forrest
and .Steadman are requested to swing
around this way and deliver their lectures
on temperance. What say you gentle
b. L. ANDY.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

The undersigned offers for sale his residence,
situate on High street, corner of Vine. Warren,
Ohio, 1t is on the pleasantest street in town,
tains u rooms. all in good order. very conVen-
iently arranged and lighted with gas. There is
a good barn. and a variety of choice fruit, such
as Apples, Pears, Peaches. Plums. Cherries,
Ounces. Grapes, Currants, Strawberries and
Pie-plant.
Possession given the first day of April.
Enquire of the subcriber at his office on Main
street.
ALM0N D. WEBB.
Warren, O.. Feb. Is, 81 3-t
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Common Talk.

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 taksnk" We'll. Mrs Grundy,
ifyOu must know, 1 suppose you must. Some
of them were taken atone place and some at
another. but all the best ones were taken at
Rice's down in Warren, and l tell everybody
to 20 there if they want to get a good picture,
for he takes them so natural"
You are right Mrs. J.; wenot only make per-
feet Likeness of everybody. but give to all our
work q fnish, such only as true Artististic Skill
can produee-at No. Is. Market St, Warren,
Ohio. klCE-Artst-
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for the intoxicating cup he might have
been useful and respected. But he
has been cut off almost in the midst of
his years, and in such circumstances,
that even his own family connections
did not wish to see him; and he was bur-
led with the burial of a brute, saving
the box, and at the expense of the
town, probably. Can. community wash
our'hands from guilt, while the places
which permit the instruments for such
deeds are tolerated. 1 take this method
of washing my hands of the crime.
Y. Belts.
vienna, Feb, 4th, 1867,
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HhatWe dot

General Accident Policies are issued for any
period from one month to I've years. aud may
MUM on account of advanced age.
Persons may insure against death only, or. As
is most customary. the policy may include The
payment OF a liked 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 i. J. McLAIN Il SON
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Butter, Eggs aad Cheese.

In Philadelphia. prime butter is in fair de-
mand, but other kinds are dull and neglected.
Small sales are making at 30aSSe for roll 30a
&c for DAIRY. and l5a3Oc = D for solid packed.
Cheese il selling at Aa2lc 2 u for New York
factory. Eggs sell at 47atSe 2 dozen.
In Cincinnati therei is = moderate demand for
medium and choice qualities Of butter, with
about an equal supply, and pricesA are steady for
choice Western Reserve a. S2a33c; Central D.
at 29a3Oc; fair to good do at 25a2Se. and low
trades At I5a2Oc = D. Thesupply Of eggsi light
IN fact there are hardly any fresh eggs in mar
ket. such as are offered are held at Sa3Sc z
dozen. The market for cheese is active for all
kinds. and prices are firm. We quote Western
Reserve at 16Al61ze; Hamburg At l6Hal7c; fac
tory at lT1zalS1Ic; English dairy at lSAl9o M
Pine Apple at 3lsS2e 2 u actual tare.
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THE MODEL WIFE.
DIR. WILLET'S LECTURE.
Tuesday evening next, Feb. 10.

DIR. Willets is one o the most pleasing,
instructive and interesting lecturers in the
country. he never fails to delight his
audience, and give them something good
to think about. His lecture in Warren,
last winter, was by many considered the
best ever delivered here. 1t was certain
ly second to none. We have no hesitan-
ey in recommending the public to attend
the coming lecture. Every body and
their wives should be there. We hope a
goodly number of our friends from the
townships, who like a fine literary, intel
lectual and moral treat, viii come in and
hear DR.. Willets. It viii pay you for
the time and expense.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Belts, Of Vienna. take this
method of acknowledging the kindness of the
people of this community, in a late pleasant
name or denomination, they assembled in the
afternoon and evening; bringing with them
plenty of good cheer, giving Us many kind ex-
seasonable hour. but not without leaving be-
hind them between Fifty and Sixty Dollars in
Currency. besides some other substantial things
for family use and comfort. May our Gracious
Master reward them.
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speer,s samburg Port MIne.

We have examined a specimen Of the Samburg
Port Wine Of Mr.. Alfred Speer, referred TO By a
gal grape. We should judge from its taste and
appearance. that it is certainly valuable as a
communion wine and as a tonic for weakly per-
sons. 1t has the RECOMMENDATION of some of the
first physicians in this country as we'll as Europe.
- Washington Star.
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In Ohio,

1881, 25, has been paid te the Policy hol-
ders in Ohio, by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
The above amount PAID IN THIS STATE, eX-
ceeds the sum total paid by any other accident
insurance company to ALL their policy holders
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE oUSTRY.
Cash Assets Jan l, 1867, S79s, 1870 Y.
This is the Pioneer Accident Company and
the first to introduce successfully the system of
accident insurance in America,
The wonderful success of this and the COM
plete future ofmany of its imitators has taught
the public that it is wisdom and economy to IL
sure against accidents of all kinds in the Trav-
elers Insurance Company of Hartford.
Apply to WHITTLEsEY ADAMS. the only agent
at Warren. Feb, IL, Stiff
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CLIMAX.


A plain statement Of facts. I Inherited Scrof-
Il. and many Of my relations died with it. In
1855 my case was frightful. Tumors and ulcerG
spread until in 1912. under the advice Of my
no b~eneft-tried every medicine and did every
thing l could. L had to rast my arm on q cush-
ion, and had not been able to raise it to my
head Tor over a year. The discharge from two
was recommended: but pronounced dangerous.
L could not slesp. and my suferingS wess intol-
cradle; Afriend brought Inc an English 1hysi-
clan who applied . salve with which he said he
had accomplished extraordinary eures in the
hospitals in England. It commenced to relieve;
L persisted in its use; 1t finally effected q perfect
since I had the appearances ofE serofulous sore
and my health has been good ever since. l proc
cured the recsipt Of this wonderful artiele-thiI
blessing humanity-andhay called lit PAGES
CLIMAX S1LYE." and allow the public to use it
or not as they choose. This is brief but can
did statement, given more fully in my circular,
Geneva New York iS4s yo,v a. :; M Is P tH
st have known J. N. Page. Esq.. Of Geneva,
n. Y, for many year,. He is one Of the first cit
liens Of Western New York. I saw him last
week in good health. His case was . most re-
markabls one. but actually true in every par
t%ieglar, tSiEned) DEN1s Barnes"
We haye watched the unsided but growing
favor of"PAGH'S CLIMAX SALYE." and A~YailinR
rative powers. have become proprietors of the
Game.
It is a sure cure for Burns. Scalds, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts, Frost
Bites. ChilblRins. Stings, Bruises. Cuts, Swell
llngs, &c., whether upon mai or beast, Is sub
dues pains and inflammation with surprising ce-
lerity, and heals burns without . scar. No fam
lily should be without it 1t il always wanted,
and is always ready. We will forfeit . dozen
boxes for any single failure. We believe there
never was anything like it in the world. 1t il
put up in tin boxes. surrounded by a circular
giving facts, directions, testimonials, l., and
can be ordered through any respectable Drugxiat
throughout the world. Price only . cents
WHITE Il ROWLAND,
to J. II. PACE. III LIBERTY STREET,
New York. lev. 9th. WI, 1 yr-J
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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 q good well and eiItsrn conveniently situa-
ted. The situation Of the premises il hne and
airy, and near to churches and school8. Enquire
of GEORGE PARSONS,
Feb 6, 1S67-tf Warren, Ohio.
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New York Cattle Market.

February II.
Receipts for the week are. 4.05S beeVee. o.
909 sheep and lambs, 1850 swine.
BEEF.-Market dull throughout the week
Early this morning business was active at an ad-
vance Of fully &c. but after the first selections
had boen marked of. the market became dull
lish like. and holders became sellers at an i'm
prOVement of1zc. Prices ranged from IL to l71E
for common to prime. with q few fancy steers
reported as high a. lSc. The majority of sales
at 13915Hc.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Early in the week the
market was very dull and prices lower; ~ be-
ing the highest price paid, though . very choice
lot might have brought ~.
We quote common TO fair sheep at 5Z951Ic;
good to prime at 61497c; eKtra.at 1914. LANES
mammal.
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Town and County.


AT AUCTION shall offer for sale
at Public Auction, en- Saturday: 2Sd ins6'
between the hours of l and 8 o'clock, 2.
NJ, my residence, situsted on High street,
Warren. Terms of Payment made known
on day Of sale. Possession to be given
April 1st. F. P REED.
On Monday, 18th inst, commencing at
l o'clock.P NJ, 1 will also sell at auction,
my House Furniture. Terms of payment
on al sums over Ten dollars, Ninety days
with approved paper.
Both sales to take place on the premises.
F.P REED.
February Is, 81
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FOrSaIe.

A House and Lot situated on Quinby Hill.
Warren Ohio. The house has nine rooms with q
good cellar. we'll. cistern and barn. with q Varie-
easy, possession given April LIST, 1867. Inquire Of
J. J. Gillmer, Warren o. tJsn. 30-2m.l
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A medical and Surgical Clinic

Will be held on the last Friday Of eaehmonth
by the "Trumbull County Medical Association"
free to those in INDECENT circumstances, and to
those able to pay a fee Of one half the ordinary
charges will be required.
By order Of the ASSOCIATION,
H. BEECH. II. D., President.
NJ. S. CLARK. a. D., Secretary.
Jan. 30-3t. .
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Dyspeptic persons. would you be cured of this
dreadful disease and all others arising from the
use Of common saleratus2 Also. have white,
light healthy Bread and Blseuit2 Do not fail
TO procure q paper Of Herrick Aliens Gold Med
al Saleratus. after which you will never use
any other. 1t is the best in the world. Call on
your Grocer for it. At wholesale by all Dealers.
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For Sale.

For Sale
kA House and lot in Warren. The premises
near the High School, and but u few minutes
walk from the Court House. a very desirable
location. EnQnire ut the County Auditors
Office, JAMES d. KENNEDY,
4 eb. ;, 1867, St
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SCOTS Report of Fasbtons.

For Spring of 1867, with French Plates. Dia-
grams, &c. For sale in Trumbull COUNTY only
by, A Z. ANDREWS &SONS.
Sent 10 any address, post paid. on receipt OF
two dollars. IFeb.6 6. 81. 2-W
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Immensely Popular. The enormous
Eales ofC0E'S COUGH BALSAM have succeed
ed in creating a demand in nearly every village
Of the United States. Reasons why First, II
8 efectual; second. it cheap; third it is pleasant
% take; fourth, they know to let the sflieted
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Gold. Is4.
Silver. large. 129.
mail. 1Zo.
FiVe-TWSntiss. 1852. 1O7H.
1854. 1O5H.
1855, 1851.
EeVen-Thirties. Qst s%eries) 104H.
cd and Sd seriss) 104A.
Compound Interest Notes, 1864. lis.
" " 1865 los.
PROFESSIONALISM and declining.
P0ULTRY-Turkeys and Chickens are com
ing in quite plenty. and are taken at s to 10c
per d live. I2915c dressed.
GR0CERIES-The market remains firm and
dull. Importers and Jobbtrs admit = slight ad-
vance in sugars. Goods Of all kinds are cOntin-
ually huctuating which renders prices nominAl.
WHEAT-Whits. $.4O9$3.50; Amber. $50
q $,15. Spring. No l, $40. No 2, $245.
OATS-Oats are firm at IsG50c.
C0RN-Corn dull; is selling in the ear At 4Oe per
bushel.
DRIED APPLES-Drisd Apples are firm at 90
in goods, 7e cash.
BUTTFR-Fresh Roll Butter from Is to SOc.
CHEESE-English Dairy are firm at u; Wss-
tern Reserve large. at 1Oe.
EGGS-EEEs SOC per doI cash. and SEE trade.
DRESSED HoGS-HeaTy Dressed Hos are
selling from s3seH.
LARD-Country rendered .:11@1z-
HIDEs-Green he. Dry l2@l5.
P0TAT0ES-JSrsey Peach Blows T5c; Mixed
and other grades &9I0c.
FURNISHING Russia are 4ee per busheI,
CHESTHUTs- ohestnuts are firm at $500.
UTnUvnnWr ETWTnn
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From General Norris Of The Home Journal,
COLD SPRING, n. Y, Oct. IS, 1859.
E. r. ROBINSON. Esq.-Dedr Sir, The Ameri-
can watch "a by your Company, which I
kept excellenttime and ~sustains your guaranty.
1t seems to be less disturbed By horseback aud
railrOad-car jolting than the gem rality Of for
eign watches. Respectfully yours.
GEORGE p. MORRIS
Julius King, on Main Street, is the heaviest
dealer in this section of the State in these
American Watches. Buy your watch of him
Feb. lS. l-H
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Ten lone poundl Bars Scan

For 81, and as good Tea as can be found in
in town at any price-We sell at $3.50 per d.
HoYT. STRATTQN & HAPG0QD.
Jan 80, Is67-tf
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Local Notices.
Card.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
ten cts. per hne each subsequent insertion.
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Wanted!

Black Walnut Lumber, for which we WiIlpay
the highest market price in cash.
R. II. BARNUM. co.
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MOnatt's Life Pills and Phe-
NV nfffaHa

nix BAlteFSs
The wonderful effects of Mofats Life Pills in
cases Of mental depression or physical we K
ness, proceeding from Indigestion, costiTeness.
or bilious seeretions. arScertihed to by millions
of persons who have bean benefited By them
They are the most effective cathartie and purih-
er ever before the public and have ever been in
use since 1875. They are cheap. safe and relia-
BILE. Sold by all respectable dealers every
where.
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FARM FOR SALE,

CITUATE on the road leading
~ from Warren to Newton Falls, two miles
from the latter place. containing two hundred
and tWenty-seven acres of superior land for
farming purposes, good set Of buildings. large
variety Of fruit abundance Of living water.
sufficient quantity of timber, and for quality Of
soil and desirableness of location, Is rarely
equalied in Trumbull County.
For further particulars apply to the subseri-
Der on the premises. H.N.- MERWIN.
Braeeville. Jan. S0.1s6s-1m
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Reduction Ina Prices.

We the undersigned Photographers Of War
rem, have agreed upon the following prices, Tor
small card pictures:
N1t"? q
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ESTATE Of LAURA 4. SCOTT.
IL Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified
IS administrator on the Estate Of Laura Ascot,
decd. a, j, NORRIS.
Jan 90 Ise7.Sve
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A Strong Endorsement!

If you want a Watch, and want to know what
kind of = one to get read these: .
american Wdtch Co., Wdhhdm.
Gentemen,-Having carried one ofyour watch
es for the last eighteen months. / can say con-
fdently that they will do. and may be bought
with assurance, they will keep time. I believe
the watch unsurpassed. HORACE GREELI.
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water Pipe.

u, 8 and 4ineh Water Pipe, suitable for Sew
ers, Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low,
and within thereach Of everybody. For sale yb
u. s. ROBBINS
Sept z ls5aH Newton EalS,
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Let Et be

ThstT.J. McLain q Son represents six Of
the best Insurance Companies doing business in
the State of Ohio. Read the list.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees

CAGER BROTHERS & HOUSE,
- offer for sale at their Nursery. = ola mile
good assortment ofApple. Peach, Black Walnut
4 EvergreenTrees, Grapevines &c. Which they
will sell at the loWest marketprice. Orders filed
with the greatest care. ia. SAGER,
H. +. SAGER,
A. A. HOUSE.
Post once Address. Bristol. Trumbum Co. o,
Aug. 2d.-1y.
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New lot Fresh Prunes.
Currants, Citron, and Raisins,
HoYI. sTRATToH & HAPGo0D.
bbu W.T.
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Live stock Markets.


GaAlAdOs
The cattle market for the week ending Satur-
day night. although not distinguished BY any
particular or material change from the week
previous, has been active throughout, says the
Republican. and the markets East being in 3
favorable condition for shippers. prices on good
to prime grades Of stock, suitablefor those mar
kets have from day to day advanced. and close
firm at Sa50c q 1O0 ms over the closing range Of
last Saturday.
The receipts ofeattle this week were not quite
as large as last week. but Of q much better quail
ty, more within the demand, consequently very
few head remaining in the yards unsOld-
Fair to choice butchers stock has been IN lair
demand, and under light receipts the bulk of
the offerings were closed out at prices fully up
to the rates Of last week, and on some sales an
advance of 20a30c , 100 lbs has been realized.
Common and inferior qualities have been large
ly in excess Of the demand, but most Of it has
been worked of at last weeks prices.
Entered sales on Saturday, 1853; this week.
We report the market for fair to prime ship
ping and butchers cattle active and hrm,
grades dull. at the following quota
F7rst Quaiy-Embracing straight smooth
we'll fattsned steers and spayed helterss
averaging from LOO to l,SO DE-, may
be quoted 0aIsW
Second Qas-Embraeing steers and Spayed
Heifers in pretty COED Sod S CONDITION; Sysra-
cattle among them. may be quoted az
-SOs9Oao %
Third UasT-Embracing fair steers. aver
aging 800 to LOO ms. may be quoted ATS ,2oa540
Fourth Clds-Embracing stock steers, aT-
eraRinK from $50 to 700 Ms may be quoted
S4,O0a4.I5
FVfk Uass-Embracing GOOD, smooth, fat
COWS, weighing from loo to LOO bs,
may be quoted at ..-.-....-..--..;.,. A.I5a5.S
Sixth QGsrEmbracing fair cows, IN medi-
UNI flesh, Weighing from $50 TO l.OgO Ms
NAV De quoted at.-----.......s.s.--a SarOa4sO<11
Class-Embraeing liEhteoWs, scala
Wag steers. stags, and bulls, msy be quo
TED SSfOOSA-vo
Veal CdlVe-CommOn to fair may be quoted ut
$6.0oa6. 50: good to prime at $6,75aT,2 2 loo
pounds.
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Glover s. Timothy Seed.
Prime article. just received.
HOYT, SrRATToN d HAPGO0D-
Jan 80. IS67-tf
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They are sound even in these cracking times,pay
losses promptly, and ask only a fair price
done, call at i. j, McLAIN A SONS
Feb. 6, 1S66.-2W
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Rates of Subscription
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square.
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Each subsequent insertion, on
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
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Court advertisements will be charged 20 per
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SPECIAL. NOTICES charged 80 per cent higher
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For advertisements inserted irregularly, 25 per
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