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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

MONTHS Life Pills d Phoenix Bitters
were frstused in private practice in 1926. They
were introduced to the public in 1895. since
which time their reputation has extended, until
they have a sale inexcess Of all other Cathartie
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardly a
family among civilized nations who have not
personal evidence of their beneficial effects
Their great success is owing to their uniform re-
liability in cases Of Consumption, Billions and
Stomaehie diseases. whether of long or short du-
ration. They ares entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the g~entlest infant
One ingredient opens the pores of the skin .
another IS diuretic; and stimulates proper ac-
ton Of the kidneys; a third is emolisnt. loos-
ening phlegm and humor from the lungs: other
properties are warming and cathartic. and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their combined effects, is to stimu-
late the impaired functions Of the system, and
TO produee health. It is not asserted Mofatr
Pills are a cure dH-that they will cure all COM
plaints-but under ordinary circums tsness the
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache, CostiVeness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Jaundiee. Liver and Bilious Complaints. Colds
Scurvy, General Weakness. &c. They are ex-
presslym made for these diseases. Millions upon
millIonsof cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has a complaint ever come to our knoWl
dgs, where they rave not operated as recon-.
mended.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects of each dis.
ease. specifies treatment. furnishes evidence, &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Frank
Hn.N.C., who was euredOf Dyspepsia. CIR Cross.
Of TheOike. Ill. cured of Liver Complaint
II. Hooley. Of Springfield. Pa, had Serofula-
and had to use erutehes; was cure. in thee
week. James D. DOlsns, ofAdrian. Mich, cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church, Gananasua. CAL. Of Fever and
Ague. Rev. Ed. II. May. TWenty-frst New
York. of Rheumatism and Piles OFFS years stand
ing. Rev. Samuel BOwles, Editor of the String
field tMassJ Republican, was cured of terrihIa
G0stiyeness. Hon Ed. Weber. of Runney. n
d.. Of Liver Complaint. etc.. etc.
A box ofMofats Life Pills, with full circulars
&C., will be sent gratis to any Physician or CIer.
gyman. on thereceipt Of two three cent postage
stamps.
MOfat's Lie Pills are . cents per box. MOA
iats Phoenix BitteTs. 81 per bottle. They aoe
sold By all respectable dealers throughcra the (
continents anu the Islands Of the Ocean.
WHITE d ROWLAND. PrOprietors.
successors to Dr. John Moffat, and DR.. WIN. |
u; Monat, ~ Liberty Street, New York.
May -, lSoI-e-O. w.
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New York Wool Market.

C@Lk1LH L.
There Is fair business doing in.feeees,
but at very low prices for all descriptions
except very fine, which holders are keep
ing back n hopes Of better prices, when
there is q demand Of stock for making
thin goods. Pulled woods are very dull.
Texas and California woods meet with a
moderate trade, but buyers have a decided
advantage in operating. Foreign wool
remains very quiet but we do not learn
of n parcels being offered at easier rates.
The sales are 800, 1000 lbs Aeeees at SOC for
unwashed; 374c for carpet; 4O642Ic for
coarse Western, including lots from Iowa,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa; 43@45e for fine selections from the
same States; 51@57e for Y ard XIX Ohio;
xxx Ohio at Soc; unwashed Kentucky
eombing at 42Ic; $1,000 lbs pulled at 42Ic
for short extra; 36G39c for super lambs (;
60, 900 lbs Texas at l8c for bury; 2Oa23lc
for coarse; 2692sc for fine; 3OG31e for
choice; small parcels Of spring clip Cali
fornia at 27@30c for fine so bales Mesti-
"a, and 5000 lbs Cape on private terms
Journal Of Commerce.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
f.,t fo- bu,ine., men to remember.

A fact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous coniagrations du-
ring the past few months have broughtruin and
Destruction upon many Fire Insurance Compa-
mics /: especially those companies doing q local
and small business have been Inflated:
The New York Superintendent OF the lnsu-
rance Department. in his list Of New York In
surance Companies. puts down the HON." as
having the largest amount of capital; largest
amount of net assets, and largest amountofnei
cash premium.
The mmense business Of the "HONE" is truly
marvellous. Its premium receipts exceeded the
total of those "a Of the New York well estab-
lished Fire Insurance Companies all combined.
Its income for the year ending January lsts
1857, was over two millions eight hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; il paid for losses to the
amount of Sl.S54.449,0i, in the same period and
dividends to the amount of 00.OU, leaving as
sets on hand of $ SO. SSS. 80, and this too. in one
Of the most calamitous years in the history OF
FIRE insurance. While many Fire Insurance
Cos. within twelve months have completely
withered and broken down beneath this fiery
dispensatiOn, the HONE" comes out unseathed
with its regal capital of two million dollars un-
approached. This is a marvel and u triumph.
and honor to the firm, keen and skilful, pilots
who stood at the helm and guided the noble in
stitution through the past terrible twelve
months.
The HovE Insurance Co.. still continues to
issus polio es on the safer class ofMercha ndize
and DWELLING at Warren, through Hi TIE
SLY ADAMS. their only agent st this place.
Oct. l6, 1861.
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saItImOfs Live Stock market


IluFsuaJ, UcsoDer y.
BEEF CATTLE-PrIces to-day ranged 1T
follows Old cows and scalawags at Sc, 80
@4,O0 ; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, S4.O0@4.75; common to good stock
cattle, S4,5O@6,2J; fair quality beeves,
81, 75@5,50; and very best beeyes, Sc, 50
67,371 per 100 lbs. The bulk of the Of
ferings were very inferior, with only a few
first class beeves on the market; the for
mer declined l94 cent per b. closing very
dull. Alarge number was left over.
Hostile receipts have been good du-
ring the week, amounting to $500 head.
The demand has only been moderate, and
prices fell off about 4c per ID. Sales Of
fair to good hogs at 50, OOG1O,25 per 100
lbs net, the latter rates for prime hogs only.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

The corporate limits of Salem, Co.
lumbiana county, have been extended
and now cover a mile and a half from
north to south, and two miles and a
half east to west. The citizens saw
this territory will soon be filed with
houses.
On the Pacific Railway, in Kansas,
last Moaday, between Ellsworth and
Hays, an exciting encounter took place
between a herd Of buffaloes, and a pas
senger train. For three miles the buff.
faloes pushed along parallel with the
train. Many shots were fred but
nothing stopped the tide of the STAN.
peded beasts. Finally they swept
across the track, ahead of the locomo.
tive, fairly worsting the iron horse by
bringing him to a halt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Fire

We are indebted to Mr.. E. L. Gibbs
for some particulars of a fire which occur
red at Windsor Corners, about ? O'Clock,
last Saturday morning. The store-house
known as the Old Farmers Store, with
warehouse, dwelling and barn, were de-
stroyed. A full stock Of goods belonging
to Mr.. EIhsnan grocer, were consumed
together with al his papers, books, &c
The post office and contents where also
wholly consumed. The fire was not dis
covered until the entire interior of the
store a in flames. The explosion of two
kegs Of g~unpOwde- first awakened the
people. Some of the contents Of the dwell
ing were saved. The fire is believed TO
have originated from throwing cigar stubs
into a spittoon containing sawdust Value
of property d~estroyedi is estimateaa at $1,000.
Insurance on goods s.. 900, but none on
the buildings.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
REED

hEkO ADAMS
g Are feceiving almost daily additions 10
their stock. Although their Show Win
dovs attract great attention, yet one fails
to realize how choice their stock is, until q
personal examination is made of every
department. Such a fine selection of de-
sirable Business Suits, Black Dress Suits,
Boys Suits and Over Goats, Is very seldom
found. They keep 8 large stock of Gents
Silk Hats, and as usual maintain their
place at the head of the trade in the Hat
department They are selling all articles
In their stick for less money than any house
in Trumbull County. They are making
up TO order the choicest stock of Cloths,
Suitings and Cassimeres, ever brought to
Warren.
IN. B. Let it be distinctly understood
that they allow no house 10 stake the Lead
of them in any respect, but on the contra
~ they keep pace with the Improvements
Of tAe day) Go and look at their stockl
p. S. They are having an unusually
large trade in Hats and Caps, Neck Ties
and Bows, Gloves, Shirts, Wrappers and
Drawers. Their Over Coat trade is very
large. Drop in and see them.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
RESOLUTIONS Of respect.

The graduating class of '66 met on the
evening of Oct. 10th, and through the
following resolutions expressed their sor-
row at the loss, by death, of one of their
members, David B Estabrook.
Resolued, That the one who bore the first
honor of the class, at Its graduation, and
who has been the first of Its band to wear
the crown immortal, shall ever hold a
choice place in the memory of those re-
manning; and that the many manly and
christian virtues which blossomed into our
hero's life shall speak for him, though his
living voice DE silent.
ReSolred, That to the family friends we
offer the warmest sympathy of our hearts,
and assure them thai our tears are ming
ling with theirs for the noble one whom
the Father has claimed and placed among
the 'sShiEing Ones"
RssOl5ed, That, as a class, we attend the
funeral, and thus by our presence confirm
our estimation of the first called.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
cal and See Them.

The SHOW window, the counters, and
shelves Of Mrs. Messer's Millinery
Store are filed with the most elegant
and beautiful goods. Her fall and win
ter styles are the admiration of crowds
of visitors, who not only admire but
purchase literally. Mrs. NJ. still main
tains her high reputation for selecting
with marked good taste such styles
and varieties as invariably please her
numerous lady patrons.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
New York Cattle Market.

Il
Offerings of Beef o-day unusually large.
about 1920 head; slow demand; marke.
depressed; prices &c lower, and a still fur
Their decline in the average quality of cat,
tie; fair to extra lots disposed of at lie;
prime 109l64 first quality 15615Ici
fair to good l3@14e; ordinary 114@124ci
inferior lO@l1e; market closed decidedly
weak; receipts beef 6453. Mich cows,
choice, in moderate demand from private
customers; prices firm f; other grades quiet
supply in excess of demand; receipts 81.
Veal calves moderately active and steady
at S@l2l-3c receipts 1872.
Sheep and lambs depressed by heavy
arrivals; trade slow; offerings undIsposed
Of prime and extra sheep54@6e, inferior
TO common 4@5e, extra lambs &c. medi-
UNI to good 64@64; inferior 5@6c; re-
ceips29,0l5.
Swine active, prices uniform, 63-4@7c
for light; 74@73-8c for fair TO good; 40
10 4 tor heavy prime; receipts &c, 554.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
The LECTURE Season.

The period for a course of public lee
lures is near at hand. It affords US pleas
ure 10 state that the Polemic Club Of War
rem, has arranged for lectures from some
of the ablest minds in the country En-
gagements have been made with John B.
Cough, Prof. Youmans. Miss Anna E.
Dickinson, Wendell Phillips. Theodore
'Tilton and Rev. Willetts. Other good
lecturers win. if possible, be secured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
JEFF. Davis Trial.

From official sources ii is learned that
the case of jefferson Davis will undoubt-
edly be tried next month, whether Chief
Justice Chase shall preside or not. Each
party desires and expects Judge Chase to
hear the case, and there is at this time nc
great reason known that would prevent
his presence, should there be no extraor.
binary delay in bringing the case before
the court 1t is expected the trial will
last four or five weeks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Fresh and superb !

Just back from the Eastern FactOries-Julius
King is-with stacks Of goods in his line. He
passed by the JQbbers and went down amongst
the Manufacturers. and made complete ar
rangements for receiving his goods from first
hands. Look out now for the incest and
choicest goods he has ever put on his Shelves
Their beauty and finish will charm the eyes OF
visitors, and the low prices will set your pocket
new goods. Oct % Nv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Up TO the Times!

There is an old saying. "Whatever Is worth
doing At all. Is worth doing well" end every
man should bear this in mind: more particular
~. II he Is engaged In a business subject to the
criticism Of discerning public. Some men have
no higher ambition in the pursuit OF a calling.
than the mere grasping of the Almighty Dollar,
and have not brains enough to see that q repu-
taton built alone on this basis, is among the
things soon TO play out" Men, among every
class Of l~aborers. may be found doing Business
on this very plan, and Photography has a large
Per cent. OF this kind OF men. There ars even
those engaged in the Art VINO are SO stupid as to
It's beauties, as to be veil fitted to look upon q
peTy me speeimel Of Photography and q prize
dog light with feelings nearly a kin.
The New England Photographs Gallery, with
its every day work. Is open. as usual. for the
criticism Of all good judges. and a comparison
OF the various styles Of pictures when we are
now making. mot even excepting the Cabinet
PORTRAIT Is respectfully solicited. with that
made AT the best Galleries in large cities. The
motto, hhdterer - tcorih doing at al. - pOrth
Oct 10 RICE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
Winter Fires

We are now entering upon the season when
fires become a necessity in all households. AZ
ter a summer Of idleness. changes may take
place in stoves. pipes. hues. DC. and great care
should be taken to see that everything is in
proper order. Carelessness is q great incendi-
airy. Still notwithstanding the most watchful
vigilenee. fires will occur. Therefore insure
your Dwellings and Furniture, and in selecting
j Company remember that the ENTERPRISE
is a. No. l. sound and reliable, and pays honest
losses promptly Gad satisfactorily.
WM. I. SPEAR, agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

A disturbance occurred in French's
Circus, at Eaton, Preble county, Ohio,
Monday night, during which a man
named Vim. Thomas fred at the ring
master, missing him, but the ball stuck
a young lady named Campbell, killing
her instantly. The ball passed through
her breast.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

The magnitude of the counterfeit !
80 bond fraud is steadily developing it
self. Where these bonds have been
traced to the original, responsible hold
er or banker, it is ascertained by de-
t~ectiVes that some unknown man, dis
guised, of course, and using so assum-
ed ~character; sold the bonds to said re-
sponsible person, bank, banker or
broker, whilst other parties made off
with the proceeds of the sales. 1t is
estimated that Baltimore capitalists lost
about SIS, 900; Philadelphia, $4,000 !:
New York, S400, 1000; Cincinnati, s64.'
600; Boston, SI50.000 Louisville. Si3O..
600; st, Louis, SOC, 900, and Chicago
Sl50,OOO. The estimate reaches nearly
81, loo. OOO. Other large cities in the
North and South have vet to be est.
mated, but the figures from the South.
eru cities II is thought. will be large.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
u. b. &.

u. II. &.
In our report of the late State Fair, we
omitted mention Of the premiums awarded
Messrs. FELTON, & Bigelow, of the Union
Business College, of Cleveland, for best
specimen of business penmanship. Our
readers have become so accustomed TO this
announcement that they would only be
surprised upon learning that any other
competitor had been successful in carrying
OFF the prize. We apprehend there are
few, however. who have but a faint con-
ception Of the perfect excellence and un-
rivaled beauty of the Spencerian Pen
manship. as taught by the worlds best
masters at the above named Institution.
The facilities these gentlemen afford in
this branch, alone are well worth the price
of a full scholarship. For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

This School is specially designed for the
training of Teachers. Cla sses are organized in
the common school branches. in which the sub
jects and the best mode of teaching them are
thoroughly taught. The members Of these
classes arc required to alternate as teachers.
subject to the criticism of their fellows and the
Principal Anew Boarding Hall will be ready
by the winter term. Nov Is. AID suites of rooms
for self boarding can be obtained
H, u. JOHNSON.
Orwell. Asht, Co. o. Oct. @. 1857 1T
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
chicago Cattle Market.

Cattle-The markst for the week has been
more active and closes better for droTers than
was looked for on Tuesday last Packers have
purchased literally each day since. Shippers
have done little Ornctning. as the Eastern ad-
vices were regarded unfsvOrabls.
On Saturday the demand was chiefly By pack
ers and city purchasers. and prices were with
out q~uotable change The stock in the yards
comprised common COWS. light stock. and thin
steers. The marke: was dull at the following
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

New YORK, October 2l.-Thomas
Mulane, who was released from the
peniteutisry last Saturday, where he
had been -incarcerated on q charge of
attempt to kill, this morning cut his
wife's throat and then cut his own
Both bodies were taken to he station
house in williamsburg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

Ten Scotch women at Powers mines,
two miles below Youngstown, were ar.
rested on last Monday and brought De-
fore Mayor MCGEE for instigating riot.
One of the miners refused 20 join the
Miners Union, and himself and fami-
ly were attacked by the women, and
their lives threatened
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

A correspondent Of the Geauga
Democrat, says that COWS bought there
last spring for from $50 to SIS, are now
selling, on account of the drouth, for
S25. he says the cheese factories will
o have to suspend operations for
want of milk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.


OrFfck WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
Warren o Oct. 2. 1867.
Gold. IA.
Silver. large. 19s.
" small. 1872.
Fivs-TWsntiss. 1862. IL.
1854. los.
1866. los.
1867, los.
seVen-Thirties. I'd and Sd series) los.
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. lis.
1865. lis.
The markets have been running low. with
changes in favcr Of Butter. Eggs and Flour. all
Of which have advanced to an exhOrbitant Zig
ure. Flaxseed advanced 10 cents on the bushel.
while ia Eseed 0nhas declined an squsIamount
This is done to call into market sufi sient to
keep the mills in running order. The market
for wool. may be said to be closed; little if any
coming in. The Hardware markets have no
changes to report. and only Deacon Skins have
declined in the leather market
PR0VISIONS-Firm.
PoULTRY-Chioksnss Sc per n; Turkeys lOe per
D.; Ducks per pair 0c.
GR0CERIES-Light and quiet.
BEANS-Whits $3.50 to $500 per bushei.
WHEAT-Hhite. 81 60 Amber. $40. Spring
Mol $2.2.
FiOUR-$125O to $3.50.
FLAX SEED-$24O 2 bu. Flax Seed Oil, SI.2C
2 gal. Flax Straw s. to S per ton.
0ATS--0as are inactive at 60c
CORN-Com in good demand Us.
Apples-1m . bHsheL.
DRIED APPLES-76sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter CSC.
CHEESE-W sstsn Reserve lOaI2e
EGGS-2c.
H~0NEY-295 per pound.
WO0L-S5942c.
LARD-C0untry rendered. 1O9l21z.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
PoTAToRS-sI.OO-
TEAs-S1.O to $50 per ehsst.
CoFFEE-22@SO per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware report.
SWEET P0TATOES-S2.CO.
T~URNIPS-6Oc,
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TEACHERS, examinations.

Examinations for the Teachers of Trumbull
County, will be held as follows:
Greene. October u; Pennington. October 10
Newton Falls, October rs /; Warren, November
9 ; Warren, November 80; Warren. Dec. q.
Examinations will each day at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Each applicant will provide him
self with slate and pencil. and the exact change,
50 cents. By order of the Board.
LAUREN COLEMAN. Sec'y.
Sept. is. 1867. I2t.
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II. C..TaYIOr

Has removed his Barber Shop to the pleas
ant room in the basement Of the River Block,
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen. give rs
acRll. April q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

hoss-On Friday, contrary to general expecta-
tic ns, several packers entered the yards and
pun chased literally. causing shippers to take
hold more freely, when an advance Of l5S2c
was paid, and the pens were Well cleared at the
close Of the day.
On Saturday the market was moderately ac-
tive for good 70 choice grades. bat prices are a
shade lower than yesterday. On medium to
fair grades prices are from l0Gl5c lower. and
quite = large number are left in the pens nnsold
at the present writing
We quote the closing prices as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

A call has been issued for a State Tenn
pc ance Convention composed of delegates
from all temperance organizations. church
es and religious oeders, to be hold in
Newark, Tuesday, October 90.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

At Kings new block on Main St. Four suits
of two rooms each. 10 by Is. adapted for dwell
lings or Offices. Also one store room IS by 65
For terms enquire at
KINGS JEWELRY STORE.