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shop LiftiRg---A Young WO-
man Comes to Grief.

On Tuesday of last week a young wo-
man, of hearty, rugged appearance, enter
ed the dry goods store of Messrs. Ames u
Little, and selected articles to the value of
sixteen dolla.s, and requested the clerk
waiting upon her to charge the goods to
Mr.. John Kinsman. at whose house she
claimed to have been employed as a
domestic for sb1ut a year. Not having
an order for the goods, they were not Civ
en- to her until she had been more fully
Intercepted, and her answers seeming to
be candid, she was suffered to depart with
the goods. 1t was however concluded
that it would be better to see MI. klns-
man and learn the facts. From him 1t
was ascertainei that no such person had
been living at his house, nor had she been
authorized to get goods on his account
The clerk who had let the young woman
have the goods, kepta lookout for his fair
customer for several days, and OF Friday be
observed her in the store Of Gunlefnger
Brothers, on Main Street, where she had
Just selected goods TO the amount of $50,
which she wished also charged to NJ.
! Kinsman. The Messrs. 6. refused and
retained the goods. The young woman,
in the interval from Tuesday to Friday
had been industrious, having made up the
goods obtained at Ames s. Titles, and was
wearing them when discovered by their
clerk. She still persisted in claiming that
her story was correct, and the proposal
being made by the clerk to so with her to
the residence of MI. K, she readi-
" assented, but after trolling the gallant
clerk all over the upper part of town, and
making several unsuccessful attempts to
get away, finally admitted that she had
gotten herself into a scrape, but said she
would get her brother, a mechanic in The
iron works, to settle the bill. Her brother
was promptly waited upon, but refused tC
comply, saying he had already paid about
$4,000 to get her out of similar Difficult
ties. Being informed that it would be
necessary to arrest her, she lifted up her
voice and wept aloud. We understand
her brother finally consented to settle the
account. She gave her name as that Of
Wright
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The New Atlas,

Mr.. Stebbins has more than fulfilled his
promise to the subscribers to his new Alta;
of Ohio and the United States, that he
would furnish them with a superior one.
We have just examined the Atlas, and
feel bound to say that it is unquestionably
far superior to anything Of the kind ever
gotten up in the State. 1t is invaluable
as a repository of geographical, climate
logical, geological and statistical informa'
ton regarding OHIO. All the new terrific
ries, even to the Russian purchase, ART
given with q detail and minuta that is sur
prising as it is satisfactory. 1t will be
found a ready and reliable reference for
vast deal of important information.
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Our citizens should know that we have
now in our midst the opportunity OF CIV
ing our children a thorough musical eduea-
ton without sending them to a distant
expensive Institute. Miss Moore, of
Parkman, besides qualifying herself for
teaching by finishing a complete course of
music at Boston. possesses also the rare
faculty of imparting this instruction TO
her pupils. Miss Moore is at Mrs. Heman
Harmcn's, and will devote her time ex-
clusively to her class, giving them much
attention out of the regular hours. Her
plan of teaching is thoroughly practical
and efficient, as her brilliant and accurate
execution t~estifies, and parents should i'm
prove this rare chance for their children.
We wish Miss NJ. the best success.
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Go and see Them.

At no time since the war has there been such
a sacrifice and decline in prices as during the
last Is days. The large Retail House of !. P.
SHERWOOD. Of Cleveland. have opened 500
pieces of elegant Merinos, and 10 splendid En-
large purchase Of 500 pieces of Fancy Wool and
Poplin dress goods. which they have opened at
size, goods that have been selling 75c TO Sl,0O.
plaids at see, goods worth Sl,0O. This house is
ratailinE Merrimack Prints at PIC, Heavy
She etings, at I21zc- Sherwood is making i'm
mense sales of Army seven pound Blankets at
s.. 50, Rubber Blankets at $1.72 and Army
Dressi ng Gowns at Sl.65. lNov-l3
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In Letter to

J. r. Barrett 4 Co., from Rev. Geo. Pierce,
number of Hair Dressings at different times.
Some Of them 1 thought very good. My hair
has been gray frcm early manhood. and after
using these Preparations. Icould not leave of.
different shades than 1 liked to see But after
using one bottle ofyours, l AN prepared to say,
that it is much superior en- eDery respect 70 any l
have ever seen or tried. sly hair is now the
colorit was In boyhOod. is soft. and easily kept
in good condition. Ny wife has been trouble d
with a very bad humor on the scalp, but By us
ing your Restorative the burning and 9th sr
disagreeable symptoms have been greatly re-
HAPG00D. Nov. lS-looI.
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NEW YORK Cattle Market.

Receipts $50 beeves; S5,SsO sheep Sndlamos'
'iKERF CATTLE-The supply at the yards 70,
A. quite large. 200 head Market Hitnou
Se1ivity and prices declined 1zele per D anu
Closed heavy. with q few undlsposed OIL Aver
as ESsra. Sl6O0@l65. prime Sl5.ce@l55O hrst
! o1aity Si4 29l4,75; fair to good Sl4'VO@i4'0V
! interior 10 ordinary $.UOal3,50- e ooo
ASUEEP md LAMBS-With a supply OF o,Uv1
head and n siow demand the market vas depress-
ed and % lower, closing weak with some Os1 =
ings unsoId; many sold BY the head tS-,S1Ss,cT
Extra $500 prime S;0Oi nie[ nNainx M FOOD
SIOUa5,O0 Extra Lambs SaSV'
s6OOa6.50; inferior S5.AOao,70 L3. :;
HOGS-Market completely oSerstooAsI !"
car loads we're on sale at the 4Otn street ya eve
$500 - fbe market closed quite steaoy a
sSsSa675 Tor heavy prime; S6.SabSO toG III,
SooI: S6.00a63 for light 10 eonmcn. VuAiN
81 Offerings fair,
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over so Million Dollars worth
of Army Goods at Auction.

During the last 90 days. the Government has
sold over 50 million dollars worth Of army goods
at auction. The large retail house Of l. P.
Sherwood of Cleveland, has been one Of the
largest purchasers. This house is making an
immence sale Of 200 of the best army Over
coats at s.. so. the blue sack coats at $500. and
the celebrated seven pound Blankets at Sl,75.-
pieces double weight Empress Alpaeas at so cts
q yard, goods worth S1,00.
Nov II 1857
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Addross o. Gen. GarGeId:

Gen. Carl cid, who has just returned
from EuroP has been invited to-Flslt
Warren and address our citizens at Webb's
Hall, on Fri lay evening of this week. 1t
is confident ty expected that he will be
present. W e have no doubt the General
would be & irdially welcomed by 8 large
audience.
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musical CORVentiOaI

A Musical Convention will be held al Baeons-
burgh. Trumbun Co.. O., commencing on Tues
day, Nov. ~. 1867, st 10. a. M, to continue four
days, and close on Friday Evening. Nov. 22d.
1867. with q Grand Concert, under the direction
Of Prof. J. G. ToWner. of Rome. Pa. assisted by
an able Pianist. There will be three Sessions
per day, OF two hours each. commencing at 10
O'Clock A, NJ. AID 2 and p. NJ,
Particular attention will be given to VOICE
TRAIEISG, as taught by Carlo Bassini, whose
system is acknowledged by Nocalists the best
taught in the world. The Psalm King" Gust
out,O the latest and best book by 7. L. Perkins
will be furnished Tor use in the Convention free
Admission TO the CeRUentiOn and Concert 81. 90
20
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When He gets MARRIED.!

He must pay for a License; but King. on Main
Street. sells Wedding presents without charg-
ing for a license. When p young couple pair
or they are SURE to 20 70 Kings to buy a set
Knives, a silver tes sett. And real w~ide-awake
friends buy their wedding presents at Kings
they are so STYLISH. Klng. says November is
the great month for Meddlnss; consequently
he laws in a big stock Of presents during that
month. A married lady says she has always
lived happily with her husband. and believe:
il was because all their presents came from
Kings. Go and do likewise Nov. l3-lt
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Tittio 49, ssIi;,g for Sl,OO, are creSti,g 4 ire
mendous excitement. When a Merinoe dress
can be bought now for what a calico could in
war ines, every Lady can afford TO have one.
Nov. Is, lS57-2t.
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81 See new Advertisement Of
HoYT. STATIONS HAPG00D
For Rent.

A desirable residence in the suburbs of the
town, on the Vienna road. Possession given on
the 9Th of Nov. if sooner. Terms eight dol
lars per month. For further particulars enquire
Nov. is-2WI H. P. FORBES.
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Card

The offc rs and members of Neptune
Fire Co., No. 2, return their sincere thanks
to Mr.. G. S. Field for the refreshments
furnished by him on the morning Of the
fire Of the eth inst.
]. B. HARDY, Foreman.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WEsrEHz REsKsvE CHRcSIorE.
WARREN Nov. u. lS5i

WHOLESALE NAA
OFFICE WEsrERz REsERvE CHRoSIotE.
WARREN o Nov. y. 1867
Gold. 1881
Silver. large, 81
" small. lSI.
Five-Twenties. 1852. 1O7A.
1854, IO4.
1855. 1881.
1861, lG.
sevsn-Thirties. cd and Sd series) los.
Compoupd Interest Notes. 1854. us.
1856. lis.
T,oct;vitv seems 10 prevail in business circles
1ee our last. and but little has tTanspi.red 70
n ke, reliable quotatons- 2ir Hbsf IL nee-
orAa " for general consumption. Inc near ap-
eSsli 4 Of the Holidays retard business IN sone
bro1cb e waiting to lay IN then sopPnes SUI.
L any such times. From our exenanges we
AoleloL prices, aud find ours rules nlgheE then
SSm ~ fty Of places, in some instances I1tex-
eeedins in articles, Which i s10ut sFe ee tSem as
me IeAID I'D before the new year OPensa VS.
ven as Us, MI take place in the reduenon oil
r p9iess Of sspe al 6 shox 4, d-ownvard
Inc dold Pr he amount OF disbursements on
tendency, andt Sus has its effects. on articles
Noyem9er ePSP following We clip IRON the
SsastanS' me -cial. 90
Pistsburg Commet THE payment Of about 50
ood1 ne ProsPs5L }Treasury on the Isl o. Jan
-. So;-S1t SVo us eleet uPyn 49,,
he sif5stion Of sfli a IN Italy mas Les 4
upon he premium tina q mn ny .bst he Garibal-
being apparently conc uL 1ntIg snBoressed BY
dian movement will be pro X "a Italian for
a ns or 10 dioIomacv- The advance q nv
twenties at London to ne " u
the premium
PROVISIONS-Frm- o,.,
POULTRY-Chickens Sc p srn; I.
b: Ducks per d &c; Gee c each n c.
GROCERIES-Light and quiet
/ BRANs-White $3.50 to s. 90 per bush
WHRAT-Whits. S2S5; Amber. S26S. 0pli
Mol S2.15.
I FLOUR-Sl2O to Sl4O0. .,
FLAX SEED-s2.4O = bu. -Flax Seed Oil. 81, i
q gal. Flax Straw S. to IS per ton.
0ATS-Oats 60e
CORN-COrn in good demand 10,
Apples-l.OO 2 bushel.
DRIED APPLES-T@sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 25s.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 109I2c
EGGS-25c.
HONEY-2295 per pound.
WOOL-S5942c.
LARD-Country rendered. 1O9l21$.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-s5990
TEAS-Sl,CO to 1.5O per chest.
C-OPFEE-22930 per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
SWEET POTATOES-S2.OO.
TURNIPS-6Oc.
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ALISMA.-Gray hairs are honorable-so
we nave heard irom bOyhood days: and yet NO
49,. boirs Baldness, too. is the dread Of
ali Who are threatened that way; and every eff
fart Is gesorted 10, TO avoid it. Seward q Bent,
isyis AIisma for the hair Is sala 70 De = eapi ,SI
hair TO 4 healthy condition and to its natural
color.
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Feed Cutters,
The best and cheapest made. See advert'nt.
Nov Is q

Mercutio said ofhis wound,
"H ,rqs net as deep as a trsH, nor dsictde
Aso oafe. but q lrOHh do
PLANTATION BITTErS will not raise the
dead.
But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed.
And render life a thing to be enjoyed,
We believe there are millions Of living wit
nesses To This fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid dis
ease. but Plantation Bitters will cure 1t. 1t IS a
most invigorating tonic. for weakness and men
tai dependency. Those who are out Of sorts.'
should try Plantation Bitters.
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ward TO the ladies.

We are selling Blue, Brown and Black
CbinchiIls Beavers and Eskimo Beavers
for Sacques and ClOaks: Don't buy I'LL
after examining u goods.
We have received Is dozen Plain and
Ribbed Undershirts, which We have TINS
dsy opened and offer them at 50 cts. esen
white and Grey Mixed-cheaper man
they were befOrethe war. we ofer them
as a special inducement for 80 days:
REED & ADAMS.
P. S. Don't forget that You can BUY
Cloths, Clothing, Hats and Caps OF keea
s. Adams st reduced prices.
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AIwayssure TO cure Dyspepsia,-It
removes the cause. therefore removes the dis
ease. Its effects are instEntaneous-don't take
rs minutes. It's results are permanent and last
ing. GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE should have
a home in every household.
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PolemIc CIut Meeting.

The Warren POl lemic Club are requested
to meet at the CHRONICLE Office this
evening (Wedn' sday.) Important bust
ness TO be trans .cted.
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That they will save twenty-five per cent by
buying their Winter Cloths and Clothing of A.
e. Andrews d Sons. this firm are now making
3 great specially of Ladies ssc1ues aud Gentle
mems Suits.
Dat % ~
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What Mother does not Remember
the terrible ravages annually made by Dypthe'
ria. What mother does not tremble as every
fresh case comes to knOwledgS.
Dyptheria can be cured By DR.. ]. W. Pc.
lands White Pine Compound. Sold by al
Druggists,
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to arrive. for sale in large or small quantities
70 suit purchasers. Leave orders with
Oct. 3-tf A. Z. ANDREWS SONS.
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10000.

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted by Milan x Ward we will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN d WARD,
Tanners & Leather Dealers. under McCOn-
nelPs. %. door south Of smith 4 M'Combs,
March s. lS6I-G
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. A CARD The undersigned merchants ofNev
York city. take pleasure in saying that thu
'Underwriters Agency" is. in our opinion. pos
ssssed Of ample means. prompt and liberal il
the settlement of all claims. d. B. Clafin 4 Co.
r L. & A. Stuart; Gorden, Fellows i McMillen
Lathrop, Ludington 4 Co.; Kent 4 Co; War
ren, Mix 4 Co: Teft. Griswold i kellogg. anC
forty others. The resident Agents are
T. ]. MILAN d SON, Warren, 0.
Oct. Stiff
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed b.
FIRE or food, that we will sell at low figures. Cal
and look at it, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND
Warren, March 6, 81.
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..Fresh Arrival Daily,

It is truly astonishing what an immense trade
A, E. Andrews 4 Sons are doing in Ladies
Sacques. Leave your orders early before the
assortment is broken up.
Oct q. If
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For Sale.

The building occupied as a meat market on
Liberty street. one door south of the VanGor-
der brick block. Z. HASKELL j co.
Warren, Oct, 6-tf
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Magnolia water.-Adelightful toilet arti-
e~le-superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Nov. l3-2E
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Bv Insuriu. in the AETNA LIVE SrOCK Insu-
rance Company of Hartford, Conn. WHrrTLEsEY
ADAMS, Agent for Trumbull County.
Nov, 1927
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Agood stout boy. not under IS years. with a
fair educ alton in common English branches.
will be taken as an apprentice TO the printing
business al this ONCE, NOV. 6-tt
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HOOP skirts and COrsets,
Is. AndreWs s Sons

The best stock in town. at NJ. o. Messer's nel
Store. on Market Street. between Iddings 4
Morgan and II. Stiles i Son.
Oct. is. Il.
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The lady who lost Der Purse can have it b.
calling at Mrs. Messer's Millinery store.
Nov 10 1t
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4. e. Andrews s sons!

BaVe opened this day. an immense stock o.
price. l0ct. .. If
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WAR1Rd-

A place in the country for a boy Is years of
age, who wishes to attend school and pay foE
his boarding in chores. Enquire at the Island
Mills, of Rush, Hamilton q Co.
Nov. 6, 1S6T-tf.
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4 SnecIaIIIY Made

Artistic characteristics at the New England
Gallery,
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Confidential
INFORMATION

For the MARRIED!
Sent Free in sealeo
envelope, on receipt Of
10 Cents Address
DR.. E. B. F00TE.
(author Of Medical Com
mon Sense Book, 400
pages. Sl.50. sent by maiD
No. 10 Lexington Ave
nue.. cor. OF East 18th ST..
n. Y.
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DOn,ffrY!

To make clothing for your Boys when you can
buy it cheaper all made W. at
August B, 1861 REED 6ADAMS.
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Teachers, EXAMINATIONS.

Teachers Examinations.
Examinations for the Teachers of Trumbull
County, will be held as follows:
Greene. October u; Pennington. October 10;
Newton Falls, October Is {; Warren. November
9 ; Warren. November 30; 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.
So cents. By order Of the Board.
LAUREN COLEMAN, Sec'y.
Sept Is, 1867. I2t.
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Farmers and nIechanIcs

Will find it to their advantage to look at on
August 2S, 1867 REED 4 ADAMS.
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Are retailing all Wool Carpets at SI,OO
SI,IO d SI,20, cheapest goods in the market.
Oct. &,-tf
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Local Notices.
Eure ka.


Loeal Notices Is cents per line first insertion,
ten cts. Der hine each subsequent Insertion.
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PeopIe ShouId Remember :

Passepartonts, &C.. of the latest and most
desirable patterns. at the New England Gallery
Is, Market St. Warren. Ohio.
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The only place
To get beautiful Porcelain Miniatures. is at
the New England Gallery, RICE. Artist.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per tne first insertion,
fen etc, per Iine each subsequent insertion.
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Extra Beeves-Fine. fat. well iNmed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaslhs 49, IN
lHObs and upWarts------ 9o'SSS"O
Prime Beeves-dOOd. well fatted- ms
Nv formed steers, averaging from L.. ooae a.
100 to 100 bs,
7oir Grades-ralr steers. IN 1alr ucshs-=--
sveraginE l.COOGl. 30 rs, at--So@S0s''
arej:1m Cass-Aledium steers and
800 cows tit for city slaughter and -o
svsTacing SUO9I, 90 bs, at.------S@GS4'9O
{, ~ Cattle-COmmon cattle IN de-
sent aesh, averaging sOS1OOO ns ~, n
mi erior-Light andthin COWS 4 steers 49,
aOGS-Trade in this department was stag
- S-Iifeless- Neither shippers nor pasAefS
m.n Tested any disposition 10 take STOCK anu
s.Ie : dragged heavily throughout. AZ a oJe.r
ofSt from the closing prices OF ~yestslia3
me- IN uuiry was confined 10 g0o1, anu onJ-
-monfh even lots, and only sueh Were s1Lao5s'
exeept 1t prices ruinouS TO seLets, oae-s
t,op ~ the Eastern market IS sucn tnat snlptEs
- onerate with any degree Of safety. Whlie
Az mild character oftne weather renqeIs any
- movement on the part OF packers e1-
1870 bszardous.. There were in the pens
80 ssIs today fully 15.OOJ Hogs, OF Wnicn mum
~ ~ = SO1 nave found purchasers. FacAers
~ sbout 1900 head. and shippers the re-
0Si,;Dg 500 head, at prices ranging az $500
: - ~ common 10 lair. and Sl,oJSo,O 4o'
SSood "a choice smooth fat even lots
sSbesn-The market was inactive anu prise
sThouv nominal at SL75g4.OO. There was ~
hnnd.nt supply on sale. but there was no ue,,
non5 eithsr shipment or on local account ana
holders. with one or two EXCEPTIONS were una
HE TO realize.
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Tbose ExouisIfe

Oabinet Portraits can be obtained at the New
England Gallery only. RICE, Artist
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Noy.6, IS67-2t
Old
Frames,

Ambrotypes. Album Pictures. &C.. copied to
any size desired. By Rice. at the New England
Gallery.
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ssA Thing OF Beauty,
Is ajoy forever. Examine Riee's Photographs,
and be convinced
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For Rent!


One Front Room in River BIock-suitable fol
an office. Apply to HAPGo0D 4 BROWN,
Nov.6. 1S67-4t
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Most MAGNIFICENT!
Wanted

Photographs Portraits. in Oil Water CoIors
or India Ink, at the New England Gallery. By
RICE
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Has removed his law Office to the room ovel
Hapgood & Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street. Warren, Ohio,
May !, lS57-tE.
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Hay, Straw and Stalk Cutters.
See advertisement
Nov Il n
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MOnat'S Life Pills and Phe-
nix RTfferS

The wonderful effects ofMoHat's Life Pills in
cases ofmental depression or physieal weakness.
proceeding from indigestion. eOstiveness, or
bilious seeretions. are certified to by millions
of persons who have been benefited BY them
They are the most effective eatharie and puri6-
err ever before tn public and have ever been in
use since 1875. They are cheap. safe and relia-
BILE. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13

No Young Man
Should be without one Of those new and
knoby Hats sold By REED & ADAMS.
August q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13

Feed Cutters,
The best in the world, See advertisement II
Nov Is p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13
Ruv Feed cutter.
Protect YOUR Live Stock!

And save half the feed. See advertisement
Nov Is p
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13
The Diamond Shirt
Don't fail to Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made
and best fitting shirt in use-sold only by
August q, 1867 REED x ADAMS.