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Town and County.
LocAL AND PERSONAL.

Several inches of snow fell on Sunday
evening.
Maple molasses was selling on Mon
day at S1.5O per gallon. A short run OF
0sweets' for this spring, is predicted.
The County Commissioners are hold
ing their regular quarterly session, this
week, at the Auditors Office
ID. Il. Warren has sold his house and
lot on the West side, to Rev. w. o. STRAIT
ton. Consideration $1,000.
Mr.. Charles Smith intends erecting q
neat dwelling house, this coming summer,
on High Street, near DR.. Palmer's.
-Jannet, Davis indicted for murder
was convicted of manslaughter in the
Court of Common Pleas of Carol County,
last week, held by Judge Geo. NJ. Tuttle,
Of Warren.
Mr.. D. h. Warren, boot and shoe
dealer, late of this place, has opened a
store at 1s4 Ontario Street, Cleveland,
where he will be pleased to see his Trum-
bull County friends when they visit that
city.
We are requested to give notice that
Rev. George Pierce, Of this place, will
preach at the new church, en- the Park
man road, about three miles northwest
Oftown, on next Sunday afternoon, March
10th, at half past two o'clock.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of the Metallic Clothes Line, for sale by
3. d. Barnum & Co. This is a new ar
tiele, but one that impresses us very ia
vorably. The clothes line is quite s tax
to every family.
We call attention to the advertisement
in this issue of Holden, Clarke & Wilson
of Cleveland. Their store Is head quar-
ters for everything in the Sabbath School
line. They are cordially recommended
by the Ministry of Cleveland, but best
we think by the perfect satisfaction which
they give to all their customers.
BY q card In this paper it will be seen
that Messrs. S. W. Park & o. Il. Patch
have formed q c~o-partnership in the Hard
ware and Harness business. The many
old friends of Mr.. Patch will be glad to see
him -e-oceupy his old position, and will
cordially agree with s in expressing a
wish that he may wax greatly in business
and gather greenbacks abundAntly.
Mr.. EDwARD S. BUTLER informs US
that be purposes starting 8 paper at Miles,
about April first, provided the people Of
that place give him sufficient encourage
ment to undertake the enterprise The
men Of money and influence in Niles must
open their pockets and hearts very liberal
" if they wish Mr.. Butler to succeed.
An old citizen called at our Office on
Monday to say that be. and a number Of
others, were much Disguised at sesing an
a~ble-bodied young man, the night of the
fire, when help was much needed, walking
the street, with a young woman pendant
to his arm, Yaporing small talk. The old
gentleman regarded the youth as being
adapted to a region even hotter than the
fire on Thursday night.
Several of our exchanges are relating
their experience with advertising agents,
generally aEowing themselves the victims
of misplaced confidence. Gentlemen, you
should be careful not to SO freely expose
your want of "gumptOn," else the public
will put you down for 8 set Of, of
course they will. The place to discuss
such matters is at the editors and publish
ars, conventions
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NHERIFF'S SALE.


~ J, C. Czss. vs. James M. Dickerman. and
Z. Gilman. in Trumbuu Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order of sale Issued out of
said Court in the above named case and to me
directed and delivered. 7 shall expose to Public
Sale, at the south door Of the Court House, in
Warren. in said county, o., on
Saturday, the 23d day OF Mareh. 1857.
between the hours Of ! and 4 o'clock, P. NJ. OF
said day. the following described real estate to
wit: Situate in Mecca township No. s in the
third rang in the Connecticut Western Reserve.
and State Of Ohio, and which Is known as the
Section No y in Kirkland tract, the anne being
in township No. 6. in the third range Of town
ships, and is b bounded az follows. to wit West
on the centre Of the highway; North an.lands
owned by Mr.. A. Williams; East by lands oWn-
Ell by Ralph Meaehsm; South on lot line, and
contains seventeen CID acres of land Also q
lot Of land situated in the township ofMecea,
TrumbulI county. Ohio, and Is known as being
the northwest part Of lot No. 19. in said town
ship and Is bounded as follows, to wit: on the
north by section No. p; on the east By land
owned by Samuel Buck; south By land owned
By J. A. Chafse. on the west by the highway.
Containing ~Rorty-three e) acres, be the same
more or less.
AypEsised 81 $-Ferms cash.
Sherif's Office. s. n. LAIRD,
Warren. Feb. lS.lS6T-5W Sheriff.
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The New Road Law.

The Legislature has repealed the old
road law and enacted a new one, abolish
ing the privilege of working ont road tax
on the highways, excepting the 81 poll
tax, which may be paid in labor to that
amount. The levy for road purposes is
hereafter to be paid the same as other
taxes, and the trustees are authorized to
give out the job of repairing the roads on
contract to the lowest responsible bidder.
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AsadC Case.

An exchange says that the wife of
Lieutenant Cornwall, Of the iron-elad
Iiantonomac, whose death was announced
by the Atlantic Cable, while stopping with
her friends in st. Paul, MINI, read the
death Of her husband while seated at the
breakfast table. She fell fainting TO the
floor, and it is feared the sudden shock
may prove fatal TO her. She is a niece Of
Judge Spsulding Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Cornwall is the daughter ofLuther
Spalding of Rowland.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WARRKN. O.. Mar. 5. 1861.

WARREN. O.. Mar. s. 1sS7.
Gold, 1S6.
Silver, large. 80.
" mail. 129.
FiTe-TWtnties. 1852. ITO.
1854, 1U.
1856, I0.
seTen-Thirties. Qst s%eries) 10oA.
I'D and Sd SsrisL los.
Compound Interest Notes, 1854. rs
1865, los.
PRoVISIoNs-Steady.
P0ULTRY-None in market. lie live. and
and lSc dressed offered.
GR0CERIES-Goods o. all kinds are eOntin-
ually iuctuating which renders prices nominal
WHEAT-White. S3.AO9Ss.5O; Amber. $40
@ $S.15. Spring. No l. 500. No 2. $245.
0ATS-oats are FIRM at I5@4se.
C0RN-Corn dull: is selling in the ear at $50 per
bushel.
DRIED APPLES-Dried Apples are firm at loo.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter from Is to SOC.
CHEESE-English Dairy. 15e. Western Re-
serve in demand. at 12c.
EGGS-Supply increasing. and selling at 1s9
20 cts.
DRESSED H~oGS-HeaTy Dressed HOss are
selling from sS8e14.
LARD-Country rendered. 1l9l2.
HIDEs-Green 7Kc. Dry 12915.
P0TAT0ES-Jersey Peach Blows T5c; Mixed.
and other grades q shade lower.
TURNIPS-White Russia are 4oe per bushel.
ETA ET
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New lot Fresh Prunes.

Currapts. Citron, and Raisins,
H0YT. STRATToN i HAPGOOD.
Jan Soft
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A sSIGNER'S SALE. at Warren,

IA Ohio, at the old stand ofC. A LYMAN.
successor Of Geo. A. Purinton. No. 6 Main street.
Rare chance for bargains. Grand place 70 in
vest g~reenbacks. Sir thousanddoIiars Wsrth Of
goods consisting Of q choice assortment Of La
Cans, Millinery Goods, &C., will be sold at pri-
vate Assignee's sale. This Ontire stock must be
disposed Of within 20 days from date, and will
be sold at great sacrifice. Milliners and Mer-
chants viii ind that goods, which they will re-
ouire in their regular trade, can be purchased
here at lower rates than the same goods can be
got in New York or Cleveland.
JOHN HUTCHINS,
Feb, 20. BL-t Aasignse.
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Lamb Knitting Machine.
J.E. BR0CKWAY, Agent.
Nov. I.-tf. Pc. Orangevile. Ohio.
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Florence Sewing Machine
At No. 6, Main Street, Nov. l4.-tf
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Room! u.

In order to make room for the BIG STOCK
that Julius King. of Warren, O.. expects to buy
in q couple of weeks in New York he offers
unparalleled inducements to buyers for the next
thirty days. The Watches. Clocks. JeHelry.
Cutlery, &C., &C.. MUST be cleared of the shelves
Come and buy at your own figures. Doubtful.
skeptical buyers. come and be convinced, that
Julius King can beat the rest Of mankind"
in selling valuable goods in his line at amazing
low prices. Come on for thirty days. Now is
your chance. lteb.N-zW
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bibles and Tesfaments

Of the various sizes and styles published By
the American Bible Society. for sale at tohole-
saL rates 0or one or more) by the TrHmbuA
County Bible Society. at the store of A. E. An
drews L Sons. Market St, South side ofthe
Square. Warren. Ohio. TesfamsHtsJor 10cs.
DEE ( 1s66-Iyr.
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Nichols and CasWeIE's>Syrup
OfBark and I-ron-excellent tonic for every
body. by JULIAN HARMON,
[Oct 8 1861 No. 5. Market street.
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cnnYenieRt.

TOP BuTTies now without using Grant PATENT
IIPRovFD SHIFTING CARRIAGE RAILS, with
which the top can be taken Of in 10 seconds.
and yet it is as firm as If riVeted on: persons
desiring shop rights can get all required infor-
nation By calling at Mr.. BIS. or by addressing
Grant i AIis, Wanpun. Wisconsin.
March 6th-lt
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Local Notices.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A House and Lot situated On Quinby Bill.
Warren Ohio. The house has nine rooms with a
good cellar, well, cistern and barn. with a varie-
ty of bearing fruit trees. grape-vines, etc. Inc
lot is Is feet front by $50 deep. Terms made
easy, possession given April LIST, 1861. Inquire OF
]. ]. Gillmer. Warren o. tJGn. SO-2m.j
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The neat Cottage House. and the sixteen acres
of land attached, belonging to the subscriber,
situate on the turnpike. about three miles north
good as new. Good barn and carriage house,
and a good well and cistern conveniently situa,
ted. The situation of the premises is hne and
airy. and near to churches and schools. Enquire
of GEORGE PARSONS.
Feb 6. Is67-tf Warren. Ohio.
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EGAL NOTICE.

A Edmund James Slack. defendant. q non
resident of the State of Ohio. will take nstiee.
that on the sd day Of Jan. A. D.. 1857. Geo. II.
LefingYeIl. plaintiff. filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas. of Trumbull Co., Ohio.
setting forth, that on the 18th day of April, 1855,
he sold. By written contract. to defendant, a
parcel or tract of land situate in the township
Of Warren, County and State aforesaid. known
as part Of Lots No. II and q. in said township.
and bounded north by the Mahoning river. east
BY land sold BY contract to ID. Malcomb, south
BIZ plank road leading from Warren to Leavets-
burg; west by land Of B. SwartWood contain
ing three and 13-l00 acres Of land at $50. per
acre, $l25 in hand and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from the LIST day
Of April, 1855; plaintiff says there was due from
defendant. on said contract. April II. 1856. the
sum Of 1882 $500, which defendant has wholly
neglected and refused to pay, or any part there
Of. and that said defendant is wholly irrespon-
sibIe for the same. The said plaintiff prays
that said contract may be decreed by said Court.
null and void. and be delivered up to be cancel
led and the said defendant barred from any or
all claim thereto. Said defendant must ans
Wer by the I'D day Of March next. or the de-
cree will be granted. FORREST HYDE.
Jan ~, lS57-6R A.'ys for PPtf-
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Times r hard!

Therefore if you lose your property By IRE il
will be a bad affair. Keep it well insured in
reliable Companies. such Is are REPRESENTED By
the Oldest agency in. Warren. We represent
the Phoenix. the Merchants. the Meas England Of
Hartford; the Home, of New Haven the Mar
ket Of New York, and the Under1rrSfers. Eight
millions Of Capital. Insure no where else.
T. J. McLAIN / SON. ResidentAg'h.
Yah 17-2f
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BrIttan's
CONTINUOUS CoPPER-sTRIP LIGHTgIFG Cox
BUcToRs for sale by TOWN * PATCH,
dec 19.-h Warren, Ohio
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sabbath ScbooI Books!

Schools supplied with every requisite such a.
Library Books-Sing inE Books. Question Books.
Reward Cards. Maps. Notices. Superintendants
and Librarians Roll and Record Books, de-, dc.
at New York prices-by
HOLDEN, CLARK & WILSON,
266 Superior St., opposite 2. o.
Send for Catalogue. Cleveland o.
March 6. 1857
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For Sale.

Within 20 minutes walk 90 the Court Ho use.
q place. containing about 5 acres; new Dwell
ling House, q new and we'll arranged Stable Is
out in choice Fruit Trees. about go Grape Vines
which will com into bearing next season /;
plenty Of small fruits bearing. If not sold by
ton, at Hoyt, Stratton i Hapgood's or at this
Office FEB. q. 1667-tf
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We Challenge the world

To produce 9 Lightning Conductor equal to
Brittsn's.. For sale By TOWN PATCH,
dec left Warren Ohio.
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CTANDARD BOOKS.

CTANDARD BOOKS.
~ We have on hand and for sale. the follow
Ing standard works:
Scott's notes on the Bibles vols.
Scott's notes on the New Testament.
The Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Chambers Encyclopedias Of Universal Know
ledge-8 vols,
do Miscellany Of PopulAr Antiquities.
The WaTerly Novels-6 vols,
Hodges Outlines of Theology.
Carpenters Human Physiology,
Goldsmith's Natural History.
Redfeld's~ Comparative P~hysiognomys
Jays Morning md Evening Exercises.
Theirs French R~evolution-2 vols.
BoswelIs Life of DR.. johnson.
Brownell's Commentary on the Prayer Book,
Lippincott's P~ronouncing Gazetteer.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
Lord Byron's Life and Letters.
D'Aubigne's, History Reformation,
MoZarts Letters-2 vols,
Humes' History of England-6 vols.
Cooper's Misunderstanding Tales,
Youman's Household Science,
Burder's Village Sermons.
Feb Is. 1867 fONiAA DOOA sToAh'
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Western Reserve College.

The Examining Committee of this Col
lsge, for 1867, are Whittlesey Adams
Esq, Of Warren, Rev. T. B. Fairchild of
Hudson, Rev. I. L. Holden of Cuyahoga
Falls, ". J. c. Otis Esq, of Cleveland,
and W. G. Williams OF Cleveland.
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Feb. N-4
Teacber,s DISCRIMINATION,

An examination for the teachers of Trum-
bull Co., will be held q 1.-THE Court House in War
rem, Saturday, March 9th. commencing at 10
o'clock 3. A.. Applicants will provide them
selves with states and pencils. also with change
(ffty-three cents) for the payment of the regu-
lar fee and postage. By orderof the board
LAUREN COLEMAN
Feb. q. 1921
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Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By Milan + Ward We MillPay the mar
ket price. MILAN WARD
Tanner 4 Leather Dealers. under Lyman's.
one door south Of Smith HaCombs.
March G. 1Ss7-tf ~
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. FGAL NOTICE,

H0G0
IMaria Jackson. plaintiff, vs.. George s.
Selden and Conner @. Selden. defendants
In Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull Co. Q.
The said George S. Selden and Conner g. Sell
den, Of the State Of Pennsylvania, will take no.
tice, that the said Maria jackson. plaintiff, on
the 18th day of December, 1866. filed her petit
ton in the Court of Common Pleas, of said Co..
in the State of Ohio. against the said Defend
ants, setting forth that the said defendants are
indebted tSker upon a contract for the sale of
timber in the sum of three hundred and forty
FIVE dollars, and interest from the commence
ment of the suit. That an order Of attachment
has been issued out ofsaid Court. in said action.
and the said defendants are notified. that they
are required 10 answer said petition on or be-
fore the sd day of March, 1867.
TAYLOR & JONES.
Jan 50. 1S67-6t. Atty's for Pitts.
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Fire Z!

Our heavy losses BY the late food and Ere.
compel as to cali upon al who oWs rs. for the
amount Of our claims.
We must hare naoney. and that immsdidtety.-
"'Pescahly if We a &C.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6. 1867-3t.
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Local Notices.
Cold spectacIes Lost.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
ten cGG. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Water Pipe.

IL, 8 and 4inch Water Pipe, suitable FOR Sew
ers, Wells and Back Door Drains. Prices low,
and within thereaeh of everybody. Tor sale yh
II. S. ROBBINS
Sept u 1855 IF Newton Falls.
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EurRifure!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have 8
complete assortment of Furniture, unscathed by
fire or food, that we will sell At low figures. Call
and look at il, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6. 81.
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Patent Buggy Wheels.

The greatest Improvement in BuKgy Wheels
Is said to be S~ARvENs' PATENT WHEKLs. which
are only attached to Buggies in Warren BY II.
G. Belden, who has been using them on all his
best jobs for helast year. with the greatest sue
cess.
March 6th-It
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Sixty-fve lives lost by one disaster on the
Mississippi river. Small Insurance. Reader
or POUR hat and boots and 90 straight to T.. J.
MchEfn g Sons office and get 3 Policy. Re-
member the -~lfs I'D bAhiss- 1As4ASLn-tne
Columbus" with McLain i Son.
Feb. &,-2a
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FARMEFOR SALE.

THE SUI BRlBER OFFERS
for sale ths farm now occupied BY him,
situated in Champion 81 miles north Of A. g..
dred acres. with good buildings, orchards. dc.
thereon. Thirty-three acres of superior IN
eulLed timber. any person wishing to secure q
valuable farm in a desirable location. will
please call soon on SIMON B0ERsTLER.
FEB. q, lss7-2tf
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At or near the TrumbulI National Bank.
The finder will be reWErded BY returning them
to me. JOHN dAhSd.
Warren, March SIT
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Glover s. Timothy Seed.
House and Land for Sale.

Prime article. Just received.
HOYT, STRATT0N HAPGOOD.
Jan 80. 1S67-tf
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Appalling disaster!

Feb. q. 1S67-2t
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Fine English Breakfast Tea.
Burnett's Fruit Extracts.
Burnetts "Florimel"
Burnett's Tooth Wash.
Burnett's Cocoaine.
These choice articles for gale BY
JULIAN HARMON
IOct 8 1851 M 5, Market street,
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zeal NOTICE,

Marcus D. Smith. defendant. will take no
lice that Dellah s. Smith plaintiff. on the 9th
day of February, 1891. hled her petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas of TrumbuIl County.
Ohio, asking to be divorced from said defendant
for causes of extreme cruelty, Gross neglect Of
duty and adultery. Said petition will be for
bearing at the next term of said Court, COM
meneing March 18th. 1861. and depositions will
be taken By plaintiff at the dwelling house Of
Elijah Thomas, at Smiths Mills, Chatauqua
County, N. Y. on the 10Th day Of March. 1867.
between the hours offs o'clock A n, and6 O'Clock
D. H., of said day. FORREST 4 HYDE.
Feb. q. 1876 Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Ladies'

Ladies
Can make old tin brighter than new. if they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct q '66 No. 5. MRrke sstreet.
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Town s. Patch

OF Warren. are furnishing Brittsn's Copper;
trip Lightning Rods, quite as cheap as the old
ron on es. ldec. IS-u
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A LEXANDER Kid Gloves, the
IA genuine article. for sale by
PECK &BR0THER'S.
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Lost.

A child's Beaver Fur Cape. between the foot
Of Quinby Hill and the Gaskil House. Int
finder will confer g favor by leaving it at this
ofiee-
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See q woman
Il another column picking SamburE 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. It il well worth o trial. and
gives great satisfaction. March Is ON
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For Rent.

Two desirable dwelling houses with horse
barns. one . short distance south Of Warren,
and the other on the road leading from Warren
to Miles. Terms reasonable. Apply soon, to
PHILLIP BKCK.
Weathersfeld. Feb %. 1s67-6W@
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pKELETON SKIRTS Balmoral
OSkirts and Crimped Skirt Flouncing, at
THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
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Prime Buckwheat Flour
At VanGorder's Mills. cheaper than any in
Market, jar. 9, Off
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$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mill
RUSH q HAMILTON.
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. M. Il G.. BACON,
GroeerS, Produce and Provision Dealers,

SROE BLACKING L BRUSHES
y at E. d. ALLISON 4 Co.'S.
Druggists. Main st. Warren. o
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Ten fone pound) Bars Soap

For 81, and as good Tea as can be found in
in town At any priee-we sell at $3.50 per n.
HOYT. STRATToN & HAPG0OD.
Jan 80, 1S67-tf
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

February q. 1857.
oIrrLE-The market has been well supplied
with cattle. The sales were large. but prices.
as a general thing. were about the same; In
fact the prices were governed By the description
of the cattle offered. Eastern purchasers were
on hand, they only wanted the best offered.
The rates that were current last week would
answer on the present occasion. The retail pur
chasers were on hand in full force. .apd pur-
chased literally. Below will be found the sales
for the past two weeks:
lead. PRICE.
Pebruray 469 IS 1898 90
February 2.--.--- .---.----ooo . yVSo W
Showing an increase in sales Of " head
HOGs-The season being over the sa les made
were on a small scale; prices ruled about the
same. We note as follows for the past two
weeks:
HAD PRICE
February A..----.---..---1O , oOgo ~
February 3d.. .-----.-9 Wgo %
A falling of in the amount sold Of3l head
~SHEEP-The market was active with . good
demand The offerings were to a fair extent
The sales were;
HKAD PRICE
February H...--.----.--- 90 s. Wz1 %
February S.----.-----. 767 S 57@7 90
Being an increase in sales Of 507 head