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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-03-20
Township Correspondence.
FROM BRISTOL.

BRIsToLvILLE, March, II, 1867.
Mr.. EDIToR:@So little transpires in
a country town worthy of note that il
is difficult to find items worthy to
write, yet our people have had the
past winter their full share of dona-
tions, concerts, festivals and social par
ties, which have passed of very agree.
ably, and have served to Whet up their
sppetites for something sweeter.
OUR Planners
In February opened their sugar
bushes and have got the start of many
towns in the manufacture of sugar
VIM. HillmRn has made 400 ms. F
H. Corey from 2l2 trees made $50 u.s.,
of beautiful sugar, fit for any table, and
he was q little late in getting his camp
ready. Others have done equally well
in proportion 10 the number of trees
tapped, and from present appearances
the season Is not more than half over.
SUBJECTS DISCUSSED.
The almost impossible roads from
the north part of the county to War
rem and more especially in Warren.
for fully oDe-third of the year, hiss led
our people into discussing the propri-
ETY. Of either removing the county seat
or uniting with the south part of Ash
tabula in forming q new county. Half
the business that calls our citizens to
Warren is something connected with
court or record matters, and people are
tired of the mud and slush that is gen.
orally found in the streets and roads
leading into Warren.
People argue this wise, that the jail
is q nuisance, and the Court House Is
not much better, and they must needs
build . new jail, hence they had rather
submit to q tax necessary to build new
buildings in some dry place, nearer
the geographical center of the county,
than build new buildings in Warren,
and be eternally dragged through the
mud.
Or if it is found to be more desirable
to form a new county of the north part
of Trumbull and the south part of
Ashtabula, than to move our county
seat, then they will take that horn of
the dilemma, and zee if we can't get
our feet 'out of the mire and the clay"
T.
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See n Woman
In another column picking Samburz Grapes
for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first class families
in Paris. London and New York in preference
to old port wine. 1t is well worth q trial, and
gives great satisfaction. March q 6m
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ARRIAGE


March 10Th at the residence Of the brides fath.
q. knos FORD. by0. I. Miller, ERq., Nr.JOHN
DUNkGAN to Miss LUCINA FORD. all Of
Braceville.
On the 18th inst, at the Gilmore House in thiu
Of Hubb1rdetoEn. Mich, and Miss JEENIB
RICH, Of Oshkosh. Wisconsin.
On the 18th inst. in this city, BY Rev. RI
Warren, Mr.. NATHANIEL HUMMER and
Miss HATTIE KIMAY. both Of Jackson.
At YiennR, By Rev. A. -Falkner. March II, Mr..
POUND and Miss LAURA TRUES-
DELL
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s.We Study to >,

1t should be the purpose Of every Artist Il
study the wants Of his patrons, always bearing
in mind that every person who enters his Gal
their individual peculiarities of expression
which must be carefully and quickly studied. in
order to give the best satisfaction.
The real artist will nerer be satisfied with mere
mechanical results, but will make the study Of
posing bis figures, arranging drapery. and the
proper blending of lights and shades, his high
est aim.
We are happy to say this has been our study,
all the way along from the early days Of Da-
guerreOtyping up the present time. and as such.
we still tender our services. at the Old Stand.
No. Is. Market Street. Warren Ohio.
RICE-Artig
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A man named Milton Moore was arrest
ed 8 few days ago at Nogadore, Portage
county, charged with completely In the
murder of Mrs. Mussen, of that place, last
fall, for which q young man named Roof
was arrested at the time. Moore is said
to be wealthy. doing business in Akron,
and having bis residence in Mogadore,.
He Is q married man, and it is said that
last summer, while his wife was absent
from home, he carried on an intrigue
with Roo's, sister, the circumstances of
which, as they were known in the neigh
borhood, were communicated to Mrs.
Moore by Mrs. Mussen, who is hsr cousin.
The affair was followed by difficulty be.
tween No ore and his wife, in which. of
course Mrs. Mussen, as Mrs. Moore's IN
formant, was involved. The murder of
Mrs. Mussen took place o aftsrwsrd,
IS is supposed. by the hand of Roof, and
Moore IS nov to be tried on the charge of
having prompted him to the commission
9fthe deed.
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DEATHS,


Died on the eth March. inst st the houss other
son, 3 =. Water. in Hiram, pHEBR WAT
ERS, relict of Gideon Waters, formerly OF
Fowler, TrumbIlI county, Ohio.
She had been . resident Of Fowler about 50
years. and IN June next would have been IS
years old. Together with her husband. she made
the good confession soon after the Disciples be-
gan preaching in Fowler. and it was always her
delight to entertain the pioneers Of the gospel,
den 40 49, Ros1n-.b IL. ~. Sh.aaS
mite, she was careful for the prophets. and de-
lighted in their society. Her mind was clear TO
the last ana after an lines Of three weeks de-
Jesus.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
In Bristol. Feb. 2lst. Of CONGESTION Of the LunnI
1DAA. daughter of r. J. and c. Miller. sged
9years and months.
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FROM FOWLER.

FOWLER, March u, 1867.
We have some good news. A protrae-
ted meeting held by the Rev. ID. Traver,
of Bazetta, at the United Brethren Church,
on Fowler Ridge, commenced January
Sd, and continued for seven weeks. Be-
tween sixty and seventy persons presented
themselves at the altar for prayer. It was
q glorious meeting. At its close a dona-
ton was held for the benefit of the Pastor
and family. The sum of one hundred and
nineteen dollars was realized. Thanks to
the kind people for their liberality. May
the blessings Of God rest upon them.
II. I.
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M. e. Sunday school Concert.

N. z. Sunday School Concert
The children Of the N. E. Sabbath
School of this place are preparing to gave
3 musical concert on next Friday even.
ing, March 2eth, at Webb's Hail.
The proceeds ofthe entertainment are to
be applied to the purchase Of books for
the Sabbath School Library. We are as
sured that it will be one of the best con-
certs aver held IN the place. The little
folks enter into the plan with great zeal,
and promise their friends q nice treat, one
that viii more than give them their mon
sy back. They are being quite thorough
~ driledin rehearsal for the occasion, and
are succeeding admirably. The price of
admission is only twenty-five cents, and
has been placed low, that all may have a
chance TO attend, and that thus a full
house may De had to encourage the chill
dren in their iaudable undertaking In be-
half Of the Sabbath School Everybody
should 60, especially those of Us who are
not distinguished for our frequent visits
at Sunday Schools. It would be q step
in the right direction to show u good
will toward this most useful Institution,
by pstronizing the concert to be given in
Its interest.
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Glover & Timothy Seed.

Prime article. just received.
H0YT, SrRATT0N d HAPG00D.
Jan 80. 1S67-tf
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Monday. Evening. March Is.
FL0UR-The market continues UNCHANGED
Gnd hrm, the better grades having a quite deci-
ded upward tendency. City-made Xxx spring,
wheat, Sl2.0G12.50; do do from No 2 wheat,
u ,509l2.0O; country-made sDringS1l, O00li 8.
AA red winter Sl4,N9l5.M5 xxx white winter
WHEAT-The market continues to exhibit
only q light ear-lot demand. but prices are very:
firm and advancing sales 2 carloads No
MilWaukee spring at S4,l0 per Genital; 1 ear do
do at SOS per GENITAL
C0KN-In active demand, chiefly s~pecula-
tive. and prices firm and advancing. Sales car
new shelled AZ s $50 per GENITAL; s cars do do at
Sl.54; Gears do do at $l.55; 300 centals do do to
arrive on opening. Of canal navigation at 81, 461<.
RYE-Quiet at $1.e592s per Genital.
5AhLs1-onie sale I car rejected S1.S5
P~0RK-Quiet. steady and firm. No l city,
packed Mess at $780, No Mess $500; Clear
~LARD-stesdy; Ci~ty-rendsrsd Isc in tierees.
1916 in 6rkins: country 12c.
SMOKED MEATS-Steady and firm. Sales
Shoulders at lie; Dried Beef &c; Breakfast
MESS BEEF-Firm. MOL c~ity-packsd $500;
-BUTTER-Quiet and steady. Small sales
choice roll at z0S2Sc: common grades nominal.
CHRESE-Quiet but steady and firm at 14G17
for fair to choice dairy and factory. il. round
lots; lIz4SlSc for very choice selected factory
E~GGS-Steady at Zoe,
Oh1ED and weak: held At
9GsZ per u. including packages.
DRIED PEACHES-Firm At 371zcf for peeled;
20 for unpeeled halves; 1se for unpeeled quar-
PoTAToES-Dul. PeaehblOvs steady at
S1,OS9l.16 per GENITAL.
BEANS-In moderate request a. $3,0065,oo
per Genital. according to quality.
SEEDS-Steady. Clover firm at 1916 per D /;
Timothy X@T%c per D..
TALL0M-In moderate request at 93zS1oe
FESFHERS-Steadv ~ 65a7nc nay n
LIME-Steady. Water Lime, Akron and IS
Hego. 500; White Lime. Cleveland and Ere
mont, S1,75 per Dbl.
sALT-stsady. Fine $40; Coarse $3.50.
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Ho! For 100 BONDS.

have made complete arrangements TO fur
nish the new Five Twenty Gold bonds 10 all who
desire them in exchange for their seven-thirty
notes. Nos is the best time to convert your bonds
and you will gain two things by doing so at once,
Fl st, you Will avoid the great rush and delay
that will occur IN August: and second you gain
six per cent interestin Gold in exchange for go
interest in Currency.
We guarantee promptness and accuracy to all
entrust their business to US. Call RtOur Bank on
Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
ri McLAIN & SON. Bankers
March 18th, Is67-2wks.
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LOCAL AND

Attention is called to the card of the
Assignee of c. A. Lyman, as containing
information important TO buyers.
Attention is called to the card Of VIM
E. Preston, Esq, Cleveland, who adver'
tises College Land Scrip for sale, &c.
The sudden change Of weather on
Thursday was hard on flesh and blood.
The mercury indicated 8 change of about
so degrees inside of 10 hours.
"A fire broke out in the roof of the
Steam Tannery, on South Street. yester-
day at noon, but was extinguished before
much harm had been done.
We are indebted to Mrs. Wyatt
Mckay, of BroOkfeld, for q liberal sample
of some very superior maple sugar made
by her. It is fair enough to answer SIS 8
good article of coffee sugar, being far
ahead Of the ordinary homemade" pro-
duct. Ao6s .
March Term Of TrumbuIi Common
Pleas opened on Monday last, Judge
FREAsE, Of Stark County, on the Bench,
there being several cases to be heard in
which Judge Tuttle was interested as
Attorney. The number Of cases on the
docket is go. The term Will probably
last two weeks
-Subscribers, In town, changing their
residences IN the frat Of April, should leave
word At this Office, or inform the carrier,
Is 70 where they wish their papers left
hereafter. Subscribers at other points
can inform Us by letter Of any change in
their post Office address. Be careful to
Ftate the post office at which your paper
has heretofore been received, in ordering
the change.
-Hezrs. Reed & Adams have taken 9
FIVE years lease of the store first door south
Of HcConbs & Smiths, Nam Street, and
win occupy it after April first. They in.
tend 70 AZ it up in neat and handsome
manner, makingi it very attractive. They
are gentlemen of good taste and know how
to fx things mp in elegant style. We on
Market Street, are sorry TO part with
Messrs. R. & A., and wish them 8 pros-
porous trade on Main.
About twenty of our exchanges,
during the past week, have informed their
readers, that winter fingers in the lap of
Spring" Why Mics Spring don'ttumble
the old fellow of, is not stated. It looks
in this section Is If Old Winter was hold
ing the damssl in his icy embrace, snd
that she fingers more as q prisoner in
dursnce vile, than from any special love
for the hoary old dealer in frost. ice, snow,
and winter staples generally. If the
Court st its present term can divorce the
unnatural alliance, We would make a
to that effect
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Spring Style Hoop skirts,
Received this day. BY.
March 9n-1t
Personal

On Monday. 18th. day Of March. 1867. our
eitiEsns will be favored with another monthly
whit from the celebrated Physician DR.. z. Jollie
Mattocks, who has an extensive practice through
out Northern Ohio. The doctors head quar-
tiers, will be at the National Hotel. where he
can be consulted during business hours. 1t Is
well to bear in mind that consultations are free
The Doctor cures all forms of chronic Diseases,
by the Analytical method of treatment which
he has pursued with unvarying success for for
during the present year. and would be happy
to receive a call from persons suffering under
chronic diseases.
March %. 1857.
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Mrs. e. s. Adaf

We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
RUSH 6HAMILToN.
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In Ohio,

s44,36I,25, has been paid tethe 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 oIher accident
insurance company to ALL their policy holden
THR.UGHOUT THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
Cash Assets Jan. l. 1867. S79s. 4S7,02.
This is the Eioneer Accident Company and
the first to introduce successfully the system Of
accident insurance in America,
The wonderful success Of this and the com
plete fdiLafe of many of its imitators has taught
the public that it is wisdom and economy 10 in
sure against accidents of all kinds in the TRAY
elers Insurance Company of Hartford.
Apply to WHITTLE5EY ADAMS, the only agent
at Warren. Feb. Il, '67-tf,
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HI. Townsend & Co.

We are pleased to say, were not burned out by
the ire on last Sunday morning, but have one
Of the best assortments Of furniture ever seen in
Warren. Their large ware rooms on Main St.
are hIled with the very incest articles Of the
be literally patronized, that q first class furni-
ture house may be maintained for the eOnTe
nience Of this community March 20-lt
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They Must be Sold I!

That stock ofWatches. Jewelryn now filing up
Julius Kings shelves must be sold in order TO
make way for new goods. King goes East in q
few days and means to buy a big stock for the
Spring Trade. Abasket ofgood goods sold for a
trihe. Come along, young and old, great and
email.
Watches, clocks and all such things,
Sold cheap for cash At
JULIUS KINGS
March l3-2w, Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
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ES-There are a great many preparations for
the hair in market. but we are satisfied that the
ALTsNA is ahead of them all. IN virtue at least,
and if it proves as successful as the Constitution
BitIers. Seward 4 Bentley ought to feel salts
fed.
Nothing better for coughs and colds than
seKard'l Cough Cure.
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SPERRs SAHBURe PoRT WIEE.-Our druggists
most excellent and harmless beverage, Speer'I
Samburg Wine. Mr.. Speer knows how to keep
wine pure, and of course. Is worthy of public
patronage. This wine has already boeoms very
popular, and seems to be gaining new friends
daly--PO1LGad Courier.
Andersen 4 Rupp sell II,
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See Woman

Where to Find Them.
Flour. Feed. Corn. Oats, &C.. st Rush & Ham.
lions Steam Mill.
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Last Week

TIE Assignees sale at No.. 6 Main Street will
elo<e this week Saturday. and all goods that are
not then disposed OF. will be packed up until a
more convenient season" for the sale of the
same. All perso1s wishing to get a supply of
Hats. Caps. Purs, Bonnets, Turbins, Buttons,
&c. &C. will find il to their interest to call this
week. John HUTCHINS,
March 20. 1861 Assignee.
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Bibles and Testaments

Of the various sizes and styles published by
the American Bible Society. for sale at tOhOLe-
sale rates Cor one or mOre) by the TrumbEll
County Bible Society, at the store of A. E. An
drevs / Sons. Market St, South side ofths
Square. Warren. Ohio. TsstGmentsJor 1octs.
Dec 5. 1~s55-Iyr.
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II y0u r troubled with Indigestion,
Rising Of food. Sour B~elchinEs. Acidity of the
Stomach. or any 9th er form Of Dyspepsia. avoid
AL stimuli GtnR drinkg which relieve only tenn
pofaFiIy, and take GOES DYSPEPTIC CURE,
Wheh will sURaly saeFa yeTnaaeat gfiaf.
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Teacbers -ExamInatIon

An examination for the teachers of Trumbull
County, will be held at the Court House in War
at 90 o'clock, A. NJ. Applicants will provide
themselves with slates and the exact change. Sc.
No textbooks allowed in thereon. By order OF
the Board. j CHlLDS, Secretary.
Warren. March Is, 1867.
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Fire ~!

Our heavy losses by the late food and fire,
compel US TO call upon all who IVA US. for the
amount of our claims.
We must hare money. and tnat immediately
"Peacably if We can. &c-
Warren. March 6, lS67-3t-
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ. D.,
PR0pRIETOR

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
log HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. ]. W. Poland
H0YT, STRATTON 4 HAPGOOD; E. A.
SMITH, and J. HARMON, Agents. Warren, o,
BENTON. MYERS e CANFIELD. and STRONG 4
ARMSTRONG. Wholesale Agents.
March s, lSS7-lyr.e oW
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VI GNCHl-
Two desirable dwelling houses with horse
barns, one a short distance south of Warren.
and the other on the road leading from Warren
to Miles. Terms reasonable. Apply soon. to
PHILLIP BECK,
Weathersfeld, Feb 20. 1S67-6W%
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For Sale.

For Sale.
a second hand Stewart ParloF Stove
Apply at REED & ADAMS.
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Useful Article.

The new patent casters for wheeler i Will
sons Sewing Machine. enables the machine to
be moved anywhere over the floor, very easily.
For sale It POkTER'S BOOK STORE.
March 20-lt
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A Celt in Memphis thus expressed
his opinion Of the County Court: al
don't think much Of this County Court
at all. l know a man that killed two
nagurs in the riots, and the diYil a cent
has he got from the County Court yit.'
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Punch suggests that after dinner con-
versation should be called post BRAN
dial instead of post prandial.
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DEST BUFFALO
I'D Sole Leather, at
Feb@ FUTILE 4 GOoDsRLL's
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Carnets. Carpete Carpets.

Atredueed prices.
respectfully solicit an examination Of our
- A. E.ANDREws&sONs,
March Is. 1s67-tf.
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PETTT JURORS.

Of those drawn there are present:
Benjamin Bentley, W. c. Caldwell,
Daniel Wheeler, Leroy Sinclair, Leonard
Woodland. Special venire-Grant Bacon,
Jacob Ewslt, Isaac Powers, George T.
Hull, 8. Elder, Moses Bacon, A. Camp.
The case of MAhnsmith vs.. Thomas
Campbell is on trial as we go to press.
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New Carpets.

We have this day received . large lot ofNEV
CARPETS, all Stylga, and for sale cheap,
at AMES 4 Titles.
March 20-2t Main St.. Warren, o.
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Ladies'

loct3l
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CONTINUOUS ~CoPPKE-srRIP LIGHTSIFG Con-
DUcToRs for sale by TOWN & PATCH,
dec l9.-tf Warren, Ohio.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first insertioR,
ten cas. per EiHe each FEbseQHent insertion.
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House. Lot. s Barn for sale.

The House. Lot. and Barn known as the Hull
pr operty, on South ST., will be offered for sale
March. 1867. between the hours Of one and two
O'Clock. p. N. March l2-2t-
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Fine English Rreakfast Ter
10000

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted by Milan x Ward. we will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN d WARD.
Tanners 4 Leather Dealers, under Lyman's
one door south of Smith i M'Combs.
March 6, 1S67-tf
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For Sale.

I will offer for Sale. my House and Lot stu
ated on MarketStrset, I'd House east Of Franz lin
Hotel. Enquire of /, KIRK.
March Is, lS67-tf.
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Can make old tin brighter than new, if they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 8 No. 5. Marke sstreet.
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u, 8 and 4ineh Water Pipe, suitable for Sew
ers, Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low.
and within thereaeh of everybody. For sale yb
II. s. ROBBINS
Sept u 1856 IF Newton Falls.
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French WOVe COrsets.
(54 Bonss) Just the thing. For sale only by
A. L. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
For Sale.

A good n acre corner Lot, Tin Lanes addi-
ton TO MarrenD only a few rods from tue lower
bridge, Is now fSr sale. Good soft water can be
had by digging IA feet. Terms reasonable. Cali
on JIG. BUTLER.
March 20-tf
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have &
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed BY
fire or food, that we will sell at low figures. Cal
and look at it. at the old stand.
TkUESDELL q TOWNSEND.
Warren, March6, 81.
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First Arrival of New Spring
GOnh

The most desirable place in town to buy your
new styles of Spring Goods. Of all kinds Is at
AMES q LIfTLE's. Main st. as they are first
in market. March A-2t
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$3.50 per Dbl.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mil.
RUSH q HAMILTON.
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Local Notices.


$500
For Fahuestnck's Pure White Lead. at
HOYT. sTRATToN &HAPG00D'S.
March %, 1s6!-tf
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Town s. Patch

OF Warren. are furnishing Brittan's Copper
ron mes. Idec. l9-tf
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Now is the Time

To getthose7 -9Obon converted into the Few
TJMcLAIN 6soN's Bank.
MarchlS-2wka
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We Challenge the World
To produce a Lightning Conductor equal 70
Brittan's. For sale by TOWN & PATCH,
dec 19-tf Warren Ohio.
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