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B~ACONSBURGH.
BBcoNsBURG, March 9, '67

ObCoNSBURG, March y, h6I.
Editor ChronleLe-DEAR SIR:
The Temperance discussion is still going
on and l hope it may until the ~murderous
traffic is blotted out from among US. Our
Temperance meetings in this 2lace have
been well attended, and the people are
now ready to take hold and help TO keep
the ball rolling. Last Monday night we
had a large audience assembled at the NJ.
&. Church, expecting to hear W. o. For
rlst, Esq, but We were disappointed, he
was not on hand. We had, however, quite
an interesting time in discussing the rela-
tons and responsibilities of the church.
for the liquor traffic as it is now carried on
in our country In the discussion Rev.
Mr.. Ely, D. d. Marvin and DR.. Cas.erline
participated.
In the course Of my recent Temperance
lecturing here, l have stated that the
church Including all UNCONVENTIONAL was
in common with all the worldlings out
side, responsible for the legalized llouor
traffic. I hold that the whole people are
accountable to God and the civilized. world.
for all the horrid enormities, discords,
crimes, cruelties, murder and death of the
nefsrious traffic, because it is the peoples
government, and the people can have it
otherwise if they will.
On Monday night next we meet again to
organize. We think the effectual Way 10
abate and stop the liquor traffic in our
country, is to petition to Congress, and
the State Legislatures, to enact such laws
with such adequate penalties, as will dry
up the fountain Of these dens of death, by
exemplary punishment Of all that God
d~ishonoring crew, that live on blood and
fstten on bodies and souls of men.
Let there be County and State Conyen.
lions held, and let all honest men and vo-
men rally TO the rescue, and CRY aloud
until the shiny serpents of the sccursed
trahc shall cease their work of murderous
and damning ruin. ALOPATH.
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BrIttan's
CONTINUOUS C~oPPER-sTRIP LIGHTSITG Coz
DUCToRs for sale by TOWN & PATCH.
dec 19.-tf Warren, Ohio.
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Last Wednesday night a fire broke
out in Youngstown, on Federal Street,
near the Diamond, which burned W. &
A. j. Packard's hardware store, stock and
building insured at $4,000; loss 5000.
A. Howell, grocery; loss $40, 900, insured
at $1,000. c. Depoyster's billiard room
insured $4,000; J. Phelps, saloon, $500;
Young & Darrows, sh~oemakers, loss $500.
The cause Of the fire is unknown. The
progress of the fire was stopped at the
brick house Of Mrs. Jane Wick. Strange
SIS it may seem, Youngstown is without 9
fire engine. They should get a good
steamer, and not waste their money on
little hand tub concerns, such as we have
in Warren, when they do conclude to get
a '~tmschine."
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GTATEMENT of the condition of
- the CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE co.
Of New York, on the Slst day Of December, 1866
made to the Auditor Of Ohio. pursuant to the
Statute Of that State
L. Capital.
The amount of its Capital Stock. all
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The question of spring travel to Califor-
mia threatens to become o very serious con
sideratiOn in view of the yellow fever on
the Isthmus and the latest statement that
'.Panama is full of pestilence and filth"
Unless the scourge abate the ~fuctuating
population of that region will ere long
give neither the doctor nor the census-ta.
ker much trouble. Meantime, the more
cautious or tImid of the travelling public,
who scent danger ever in being whirled
across the Isthmus, under the idea that
pestilence can keep up with, if not out
strip, the iron horse, will probably seek
the Pacific by the Nicaragua route, where
on a favorable degree of healthfnlness Is
declared now TO prevail.
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CHAMPION, March 4, 1876

EDITOR CHRONICLE: "A protrscted
meeting has been held at the West Ba-
zetta church, about three miles north of
Warren. The meeting continued about
three weeks, had good meetings, and the
church was greatly revived. After the
meeting closed, the friends in that neigh
borhoOd and its surroundings, met at the
church, and raised, for the benefit of the
Minister, (Rev. Samuel Evans) by sub
scription and otherwise, SAG. We are
thankful to the friends for the favor, and
the interest manifested in this cause of be-
neYolsnee. LAM.
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owe Study to

1t should be the purpose Of every Artist to
study the Waats 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 Rerer be satisfied with mere
mechanical results, but will make the study of
posing his figures. arranging drspery. 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. 10, Market Street. Warren Ohio.
RICE-Artigt.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WARRRS. o., Mar. Il, 1897.

WARRES. O.. Mar. Il. 1857.
Silver. large. III.
small. Us.
Five-TWCnties. 1852. lis.
1884. I6.
1855, IOS.
seTsu-Thirties. Qst series IO5.
I'D and Sd seriss) IOII5.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. III.
" " Is65 10
PRoVIsIoNS-Stsady.
PoULTRY-None in market. lie live. and
and lie dressed offered.
GROCERIES-Goods Of all kinds are eOntin-
ually fuctuAting which renders prices nominal
MAPLE sUGAR-lsc.
4PPLES-60to T5e.
WHEAT-White. ss.4OsSs.BO; Amber. $40
@S15. Spring. No l. 1910. No .. $2.E.
0ATS-oats are firm at 45a4sc.
oNIONS-Ssed s.. Tops 81. per bushel.
CORN-COrn dull: Is selling in the ear at $50 per
busheI.
DRIED APPLEs-Dried Apples are firm atIOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter from Is to zoe.
CHEESE-English Dairy. l5e. Western Re
serve in demand. at 12c.
EGGS-Supply increasing. and selling at 1sa
% cts.
DRESSED H~OGs-Heavy Dressed HOss srs
selling from $685..
LARD-Country rendered, HOP.
HIDRS-Grsen 81. Dry 12@I5.
PoTAT0ES-Jersey Peach Blows 75c; Mixed,
and other grades a shade lower,
TURNIPS-Whits Russia are 4oc per bushsl-
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watch Presentation.

On Friday evening last, an event of
special interest TO several gentlemen of the
Masonic Fraternity, took place at Miles,
it being the occasion of the presentation of
a beautiful Silver Watch and Gold Chain,
valued at $780, 90, a gift from the Masonic
brethren of Niles to Mr.. 7. VANAST-
wERP, as an evidence of their esteem and
sincere regard for n who had endeared
himself TO them by special efforts of broth
erly kindness. The watch was from the
jewelry store of Messrs. Vautrot s. Ack-
ley, of this place, and was handsomely en-
graved by Mr.. Ackley. The presentation
was made by JOSIAH ROBBINS, Jr., ESQ.,,
In an eloquent speech, most happily on
ceived in thought and word and admira-
bly, delivered. Mr. VANANTwERP was
wholly u~nprepared for such a manifesto
ton, not having had the slightest intima =
ton of the scheme so neatly perfected to
take him by surprise, and for a moment
or two was apparently thrown a little of
bis balance, but soon regaining his level
he mado a good, square off-hand speech,
in acknowledgment of the unexpected
kindness and marked favor shown him.
Remarks appropriate to the occasion were
made by other gentlemen present, after
which the party was invited to adjourn
from "labOr to refreshments" This part
of the programme was no less successful
than the other, q sumptuous and elegant
supper having been prepared at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Swindler. A good, social
hour or more was spent around the 'festive
board" an hour that will long be a bright
spot in the memories of all who participa-
ted. At q seasonable hour the company
broke up, every n feeling that it had
been ''good for them to be there"
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Feb. 2. 1867.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
In tn following new publications have
been feee1yed attoe W arren News Depot:
Felix Holt the Radical.
Crumbs from the Round Table.
Round Hearts, By the authero Of RontlsdSs,
The Dead Letter,
Woman our angel. by AS. Roe.
Lans. Neneris, BY SWineburne.
Ecce Homo.
Nashy's Divers Views and Opinions
Josh Billings, his Book,
sunny Bank. BY Marian Hsrlapd-
story Of kennett. by Bayard Taylor.
The BigelOE Papers, By Lowell.
The Way Of the World. BY Olive Ontie
HE Parlor Stage. for private Theaticais.
The Amateur Drauas, do 40
Al Nso BOOKS received as soon as published.
Jan 50, 1851 W.N.& WI. PORTER
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OTANDARD BOOKS.

OTANDARD BOOKS.
- We have on hand and for sale. the follow
ing standard works:
Scott's notes on the Bibles vols,
ScetI,s notes on the New Testament,
The Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge,
Chambers Encyclopedia Of Universal Know
ledge-8 vols,
do Miscellany Of Popular Antiquities.
The Waveriy Novels-6 vols,
Hodges Outlines of Theology,
Carpenters Human Physiology,
Goldsmith3F Natural HisAorz.
Redhelds Comparative PhysioRnomy,
jays Morning and Evening Exercises.
Theirs French ReVolution-2 vols,
BosHells Life Of DR.. johnson.
BroWnelIsC onementary on the PRAYER Book.
Lippincotts Pronouncing Gazetteer,
Anthems Classical Dictionary,
Lord Byron's Life and Letters,
O'Aubigne's. History Reformation,
MoZsrtis Letters vols,
Humes' History Of Engiand-6 vols,
Cooper's LeatnerstockiER Tales,
Youman's Household Science,
Burder's Village Sermons.
Feb u. 1867 FOAA 00oA SROAA'
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HOI For 7-3O n

We have made complete arrAngem snts 10 fur.
nish the new Five Twenty Gold bonds 10 ali who
desire them in exchange for their seven thirty
notes. Now is the besttime TO convert your bonds
and you will gain two things by doing so at once.
that will occur in August. and second you gain
six per cent interestin Gold in exchange for $50
interest in Currency.
We guarantee promptness and accuracy to all
entrust their business 20 US. Call at our Bank on
Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
TJMcLAIN r SON, Bankers
March 18th. IS6T-2wks.
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Lovers Of Music, Look Here
FRENCH& CRANMER. IOe Mer-

Il chants Block. Youngstown, o., have just
received a stock Of new and beautiful sheet
music from. the mammoth establishment Of
red to represent in every particular. Sole
agents for the far famed ]Steck Pianos"
Brown d Perkins" DE-, &c. Also agents for
the celebrated Geo: A. Prince Mslodeons with
divided swell and bassO-tenuto attachment
Musical merchandise Of eVery description fur
nished to order. Give Us a call.
Feb TJs67-f
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DIR. JOHNSON.

This celebrated man. notWithstand ing the mo-
Isity Of bis life and writings. was obliged to call
IN the holy othees Of divine 10 Boothe his dying
DIR. ]. W. Poland's White Pine Compound
the distressing disease which terminated his ca
reer might have been successfully bafied, and
Of his ripe old age. Sold at retail By all drug
gists.
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ha- About this time Of year, it Is q
matter of concern to some persons to I'M
derstand the law concerning the assessing
of personal property. The law provides
that the township of which a person is a
resident on the day preceding the second
Monday of April, is the one in which tie
personal property of such person should
be assessed for taxation, for local and
State nurposes.
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or BOXES SILVER GLOSS STARCH. just
70 received. and for sale by the Box. or in any
quantity desired. The quality of this Starch IL
perfect-itis not bleaehed. and on account OF
L. strength. less isrequired than Of any other
E-OswegO, silver Gloss stareh,-SN
NJ adder. CochinesI. Indigo and Sugar Of Lead.
material for DyinE-receipta filled
at SMITHS DRUG STORE
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They Must be Sold !

That stock ofWatches. Jewelry nov filling up
Julius Kings shelves must be sold in order 10
make way for new goods. King goes East in 4
few days and means to buy a big stock for the
Spring Trade. Abasket of good goods sold for 4
trihe. Come along. young and old. great and
small.
Watches, clocks and all such things,
Sold cheap for cash At .
JULIUS KINGS
March IS-2w. Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
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Teachers

An examination for the teachers Of TrumbuIl
rem. on SATURDAY., March sd, 1867, commeneine
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ. Applicants will provide
themselves with states and the exact change, Sc.
No textbooks allowed 1 in theT92n. By order Of
the Board. j Ch1LDS, Secretary.
Warren. March Is. 1867.
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FsbH.Is67-St
OOETICAL WORKS.

DOETICAL WORKS.
Lovers Of Poetry can find something to
please them among the following Book:
Wbittier's Complete Eorks02 vols,
LongfellyE' 3 Complete Works-2 vols,
Bayard Taylor's Poems,
John q Saxe's Poems,
Miss murdockis Poems,
Aldriek's Poems,
Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems,
Geo. P. Morris's Poems,
Tennyson's Complies Works,
Mrs. Heman's Political Works,
Spencer's Fairy Queen,
Buffers Hudibras.
COvpers' POetieal Works,
Chaucer'B Puetica4 Works,
Dryden's Political Works,
George Herbert's Prose & POETRY,
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Oants's Poems.
Shakespeare's Works Complies,
Byron's Childs Harold
SEineburne's Laus Veneris,
LongfelloWis Flower Dr.. Luce,
LongfelloHs EvanReIine.
Hollands Bitter Sweet.
And many others. always on hand and for sale
By ". Nc W. z. PORTER.
Feb Is. 1861
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CARPETS carpets. Carpets.

Atredueed prices.
We respectfully solicit an examination of oul
A. E.ANDREws&soNs,
March Is, 1s6I-tf.
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House and Lot at Auction,

The Lot with neat Gothic House thereon, near
corner ofMarketand Elm Streets, Warren, lately
occupied by my Father. Will De sold tothe highest
bidder, on the premises at 2 o'clock, Saturday.
March 18th. Terms, one-third cash, one-third in
six nonths, and one-third in one year, with inter
est. Possession immediate. IL. FULLER.
March 121M
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Croup.-A lady in New Haven. speaking of
ling children with Group, and was in despair
when the third and last WAS attacked, but his
life was spared through Goes Cough Balsam.-
She advises all mothers to keep II on h--6ia
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New York Cattle Market.

March11.
RECEIPTS-3.727 Beeves, 1886 sheep and
lambs, 1s.64Shogs.
BEEVES-The supply early in the week was
rather larger than was needed and the market
barely sustained itself at the figure of last Mon
day, and in fact several sales were made at . de-
Glide from that day. sale. so thatholdersa at Ber-
gin Hill and CammipaW lost some money; The
hghtrun ut Albany, coupled with better wealth
or brought about . more cheerful disposition
Rtheb buyers who on Monday were expect
ed to purchase more freely. The arrivals for
Monday market were about1s500h=a ora fair
stock very firm and at high prices, but finding il
useless TO hold them TOO high, gavs way and
vert ready sellers at an advance Of about Ac.-
The prices Of poor 10 medium cattle are I2al3c;
medium to fair steers 13149AHc; good steers and
tat oxen l515al6c; prime steers l6aI7c. The Ma
jority Of sales were at l415al6e; the average price
l514c; = few choice sold az 11alf1zc; the poorest
cattle brought l2al3c.
SHEEPConsequent upon the impFOved state
ofthe wool market and the better quality of The
stock the sheep trade improved in tone and The
sales to-day were large AtlOHc for prime Canada
stock. We quote to-day common to fair sheen
at S49; good 10 prime 999h; extra 9kGlQ. lambs
nominal. HumeG Elliot have sold during the
week 4,l6S sheep and lambs; Samuel McGraEre re-
ports the sale Of LIZA sheep and lsmbs; James
Kirby at 0'brien's, reports the sale Of 4S com
mon sheep and lambs; Chamberlin. on Robinson
street. sold during the week l7.055 sheep and
sWINE-Thes supply is fair and with moderate
and during warm weather prices re-
The best quality is quoted at SaS5ze; fair
to good IZe; common to rough 7.hOa7,75.
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PLACEMENT.

AEZekiel Gilman, Plaintiff, against Silaa
Lsuzhlin, Defendant Before y. W. Palmer. J.
P. Of Mecca Township, Trumbull Co. Ohio. On
the Hth day Of FEB. A. D., 1857. said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above &C
ton, for the sum Of thiIty-tRo dollars and fifty
seven cents. Said cause Will heard April Sd,
EZEKIEL GILMAN.
FsbZ. 1875
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Local Notices

Local Notice. IS ceats per line first insersion.
ten etc, per line each subsequent insertion.
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sabbath school hooks,

Schools supplied with every requisite such a.
Library Books-Sing ing Books, Question Books.
Reward Cards. Maps. Notices. SuBerintendants
and Librarians Roll and Record Books, de-, DC.
at New York prices-by
HOLDEN. CLARK & WILSON,
266 Superior St., opposite P. o.
Send for Catalogue. Cleveland o.
March 6. 1857
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CertIneate or AUTHORITY


(To expire on the 3lst day Of January. 1852
Office of the Auditor Of Stated
Insurance Department.
Columbus, o., Feb. 3 1851
Whereas, The Corn Exchange Insurance Com
pAny, located at New York, in the State Of New
York, has fled in this Office . sworn statement
Of its condition. as required By the act To regu-
late Insurance Companies not incorporated By
the State Of Ohio" passed April 8. 1856. amend
ed February 9. 1854. and the act TO regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies" passed April S.
1866: and, Whereas. said Company has furnish
ed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
il Is pos essed Of at least One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars. invested as required By said
acts and. Whereas, said Company has hled in
this ONCE q written instrument under its corpo-
rate seal. signed By the President and Secretary
authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company IN thiG State to acknowledge service
Of process. for and in behalf OF said Company
according to the terms Of said act Of April s.
1856.
Nov, Therefore, In pursuance Of the acts
Aforesaid. I JAMESH GOODMAN. Auditor Of
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said CORN
EXCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York, is authorized TO transact the bust
ness of Fire and Marine Insurance IN this State
until the thirty-frst day Of January. in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
Seal 7 In Witness Whereof. I have herenntO
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my Office to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN. Auditor OfState.
By Jas. Williams. Chief Clerk.
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For Sale.

ated on Markets Street. I'd House east of FranIiin
Hotel. Enquire Of /. KIRK.
March ID. lS67-tf.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

March !, 1907.
CArTLK-The market Eince our last was we'll
supplied. The offerings exceeded loo head
Tn Gales were also liberal. amounting in the
aggregate to us head The market was fully
sustained both as regards prices and demands.
Stock cattle Of q good description were readily
disposed Of at good prices, in some instances at
an advance over last weeks prices. The ma
jority Of the sales ranged from $6.2596,5 per
cEt. A few parcels sold above that figure,
whilst one lot Of extra sold for alignment at S.
.. Stock Cattle ranged from $685. Thesales
for the past two weeks were as follows:
- HEAD. PRICE
February ---66S S OOFS 90
Being an excess over last week Ofl2 head.
HOGs-The season for packing being over.
the sales were on a limited scale for retailing
purposes. The rates were . shade higher than
last week. The sales for the past two weeks
were - follOHs:
February Zo........-.-..---.& u VN96 ~
March 1.--......-.--. .--.----.oO . Olqo ~
Being an increase in the Eal0g Of lOe head,
SHEEP-The deman has largely increased;
the offerings however, we're below those Of last
week. The advance in prices were 759l,62 2
head. The sales for the past two weeks were as
follows:
HAD PRICE
February &.-----...---- l6I SIGl "
march .--.....--..-.....-.. 80 UOOl 10
Being q falling ofin the number sold ofS9S head.
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have q
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 L TOWNSEND.
Warren, March6, '6T.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL George Shaffer vs. Thomas u. Lloyd. In
Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trumbull Co, o.
The said Thomas L. Lloyd, defendant in the
above action. will take notice. that the plaintiff.
George Shaffer. did on the 18th day Of Rshru-
AIRY, A. D.. 1857, Gle his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbull county, in the
State of Ohio. against the said defendant, set
defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum
Of Four Hundl ed and tWenty-ons dollars and
tWenty-three cents, and interest from the 18th
day Of February. 1867, the said indebtedness
fendant on or about the 2th day of October,
A. D. 1885. and hat an order Of attachment
has been allowed and Issued in said action. The
defendant Is required to. appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday AZ
ter the 9th day Of March, AID, 1857.
TAYLOR k1ONES.
Feb 0,.6W Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed and qualihed as Ad-
ministrat0r of the Estate Of Silas Alderman.
deceased. R0Br. w. RATL1FF.
Feb Is. 1857. St
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The evening of meeting is Tuesday of
each week, in their hall. Great interest is
being aroused upon the subject of Temper
ance, and much good will be done.
On the evening of Feb. 1st, 1867, Depu-
ty W. o. Forrist, instituted Pennington
Lodge No. 257, and Installed the follow
inr aIacfiva nficara
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Ladies
Can make old tin brighter than new, If they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 3 IS No. s, Marke sstreet.
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Town and County.


For Sale.
A second hand Stewart ParloT Stove
Apply at REED & ADAMS.
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Nv. miscellaneous

The greatest amount insured in any one
risk the greatest amount allowed by
the rules to beinsnred In any one city,
town or village. and the greatest amt
allowed to be insured In any one bpE, Ne rule
The amount Of its capital earnings de-
posted in any other State. as security
for losses None.
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Coed TempIars.

Coed Templars.
On Tuesday evening, March 9Th, 1867,
an application for that purpose, made,
Deputies W. o. Forrist and 7. J.. McLain,
instituted Mahoning Lodge No. 25s, 1. O.
G. T, at Newton Falls, o. There were
forty charter members. The elective off,
GERS elected and duly installed uere.