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By E note received from Mr.. 81. c.
Smith, Of Mecca, we learn that on the Sth
inst. an accident beEel his son Dwight,
aged IL years, while riding q young horse
TO ptos- corn The horse in turning boz
came entangled in the harness. throwing
himself and falling on the boys leg, frac-
turing the bones about half way nom the
ankle to the knee, and dislocating the
ankle joint DR.. James Brscken was call
ed, sndas exanination fouhd Che fraer1fe
serious, extending Obliqueiy. The bones
were replaced in proper position, and the
patient was at the time of writing doing
well.
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Ten Eyes!

Are being constantly injured for want of a
little eommon-sense precaution. Is it a little
difficult 10 see to read except in a strong light
By day? You need spectacles. oh! but Pm
only forty. and nary a gray hair in my head
No matter your eyes are falling aud you ought
70 get 2 properK fitted par of glasses to pre-
ser0e The sight. Go TO julius King and let him
measure your eye with his magnificent Eye-
Aeasurer. and you will get q pair of speetacles
that can't be beat King has. the only Eye
Measurer in the county. SltA July z4-lw.
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JOAnsM. StuU

Has removed his law Office tolthe room over
Hapgood q Browns Store. River Block. Main
Street. Warren. Ohio, -
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!. VS. E~AAassEOs o, EsT1a lss7.

EDITOR CHRoHIcLE:-Piease announce
in the Chronicle the arrival at this Office
ofEtGo FrrERAN MEDALS, from zB.lR.
Oowsn,4 eGGen.% of Ohio, directed to
HOVER DILLON and Z. II. HEREEDEER.
The present residence of these veteran bovs
not being knoEnhere It's hoped fhis via
meet the eve Of either themselves Of their
The medals will be forwarded to
the proper owners, as soon as it is aseer-
tanned where they ara, free cofa charge.
Yours Truly, R. MILLER, pm.
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HI. G. TayIOr

ant room IN fhe basement Of the River Block.
under Harmon Cos Store. yGeRtlemen. give US
acall. (April p.
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Mhsn she-FlEe RensRIng

In the dead Of the night, and the shriu shouts
Of the Firemen are heard onthe Streets, it Is
very consoling tod property helder TO reflect
that he has full insurance on his Buildings, or
stock. Those wAo,hsFe not should not lose an
hour, butimmediately repair to the Agency Of
the HEsFERS MANiOrH FIRE INSURANCE Con-
y and take out 4 Policy.
Read the double eOlumnI advertisement Of
the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CoNPASY. in anoih-
er column, and cali Inony HEcLH
W. SPEAR. Agent.
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Smiths DRUG Store

Smiths Drugstore
No. 10 Market St.,s Warren, o..
ESTABLISHED IN 1861.
EDWARD A. SMITH, Prop'r.
900 ert Ho-l-u ..I 49,.
A MOTHER LOT OF SUGAR,
IA all grades. Gail and see them at
hgE -gJ .-1 SMITHS DRUG STOKE.
ONE DOLLAR FINE
II, CUT, can't be excelled for the price. New
= = "1" SMITHS DRUG STORE.
EOR MOVING MACHINES,
II Pure Crude Mecca Oil.
> Castor Oil
= 1---l.i oN1 Lard 0l1 asl- .U
-sln. Um55 sal speSsm III TI:.b.,, oil 2
Constantly on.hand, at
H'8d- = ~ SMITHS DRUG STORE.
WINDOW GLASS
w o fan sizes, BY the box or light. at re-
dueedpricesi Irregular sizes cut to order, at o
( E1r5Edis. fSMITH'S DRUG STORE.
= EE5W III TlW .r1'Li3 detl|
$3.50. q. ga 90 e-5i r. :
One Dollar and Eighty Cen. Young Tyson
Tea, Sweet and Fragrant recommended to all
choice japan Tea. fresh supply inst received at
-I1s5TJ1a ID sA1THSDRUG STORE.
-TRBSSES. TRTSSES, aTRUSSES.
4 The best Truss made is the Patent Brass
Spring, it Cts closely and sets perfectly easy
Thosein needcsn ind al sizes at
.1aE tdf A1th
NEW TURKISH PRUNES. 80
IN -slDRIED PEACHES. b gi- "a
I'D MUSCATEE RAISINS. men.
English Currants and Citron.
sugar 9lHu' al SMITHS DRUG STORE.
Eresh Violet Copying Ink,
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
bakers Chocolate,
ID, Broma and Cocoa, just reed at
I'll SMTFHSD6UG STORE.
NEW LOT g2uq s9di 81 W5. D..
~ Brown. also FELLOW and White Coffee Su-
gars, Prime Rio and o. G. Java Codees. ut the
lowest possible prices, with 4 fine asyortmentiof
1eds, lnCluuNHe oUuE JeOnroLSoAoAC Japan
anu SMITHS DRUG STORE.
d. F. Fahnestoek & Co.'S
Id. PURE WRTTELEAD. in quantities-to
suit and ut the lowest price that the article is
sold atm AaFreHf sssaITHsDRUG STORE.
AZ a ASSSS" ssaIkspE df f STORE ~
r AMPICHIMNlES gaa O. '5s
IL That donttbreak BY heat. Enquire fors
Dithridge Flint Glass ShmRsY n MI GET
it, at sMITHsDKp STORE,
GOLD LEAF.
III Fnelish SteeiGrainiug Combs, at 30
.-lE515 NT SMITHS DUG STORE
|hITHRIDCES FLINT GLASS
DLAMP cHIMNIEs that dOntbreak With
hsAf1ah S TIes, 81 81 isMITHsDRUG STORE. .
DEED 8 cos DYE COIoRS-
RJ HOEs& stsvs9.s DO do nj 10.
Hoststters Bittefs in One Dollar Bottles.-for
sale at 10 a5ia.l SMIFA'SDRUG STORE
nR. ~CHAUSSIER'S EMPRESS
IL for the Hair, Just Received, at
SMITHS DRUG SToRE 4.
ssCome Folks Can't Sleep
lspNights.'' All such should use "Dodds
Nervine," il can be had at
GLARK'S INDELIBLE Pencil,
NJfor marking Linen &c One pencil will
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
nR. c. e. HILLS
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OKELETON SKIRTS Balmoral
Hskirts and Crimped Skirt RlouneMg.aA e
THE WARRENDRY GOODS SE0RE
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A Good Templars' Convention.
Whl p bsIa in gsss'aad q TasidsE, aS%sF

30th. whitehall Whoere inter ested in tbe1F19-
psrdAce cause ought 10 attend. There will be
TWO secret sessions for the order, and afternoon
beadd7essea By Senator MILspS, President of
the Confessional Temperance Society. and
other prominent speakers. First session at
1880 .. n. Headquarters at BRAINARDis HALL.
a glorious timeis expected ! Turn out every
body. st"a te1- 49, FOO. I'D 2lJnly24.
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hAhMON AOOl
WM. II. HULL,
TG RUTIER


Letter from General Garfeld.
MzsHReTOs, D. c. July Z, 1867
To the People Of tie EipstselA congrss-
siO7sas District Of Ohio: AL
Sissyears ago 1 rendered my services to
the Government ofthe United States, in
its efforts to suppress the rebellion and re.
store the Union With the exception of
a fewSWeeks of illness in the fall of1e62,
L have seldom been absent from anysduty
which devolved upon me, as IN officer in
the army, Or as your Representative in
Congress, and 1 have e~ndeavored TO do
myshare IN msiutaining,before t~hezpeo~
the Prihs
ciPles II the urion PaTtE.ErsTC erF4 r.
am noR-c COMPELLED to.ask fthose who
have so generously enaasted their Con
gressiphAl iHtsressto highlands, u 1esEe,
Of absepeeduFing sEhplesor a park.of the
coming eampaign IN Ohio. For Several
months my health Aas BEEN seriously ina.
paired. and Ian satisfied that IS few
months of rest are .Eecessary-to enable me
to discharge my duties when ACongfess
shall convene, at its next session. 1 have
therefore faseIYsds to visit Europe, Hand
shall sab em New YORK On The 18Th
of this month.
l had hoped to bear my part in the no.
bic effort of our State. The coming fall, to
place in its Consti tuition i more complete
recognition of the rights Of human nature;
bat l CAP hardly suppose thstso worthya
purpose needs Argument 20 commend IT.
self to the hearts and consciences of the
good people of Ohio. l will not doubt
that our State, which has so honored it.
self in saYlng the nation, will hasten to
do the act of justice which the issuesofthe
coming campaign involves. 6Ofone thing
/ am assured-that the 18th district will
stand, a. it has stood for half a century,
in the front rank in all greater enterpris-
es which can advance the standard of hu-
mansfreedom1 4 a q NSE e
Congres has restricted its BUSINESS Tor
theremainder Of the present Session to a
single object-the projection of its work
of reconstruction from the assaults of the
Executive Department ofthe Government.
That objeetjis now seiDearly ace6melishe6
tina / dc not neglect any important duty
BY leaving at this time. 1 hope end be-
lieve that the day is not far distant when
we-shallsee the work of restoration COM
pleted, and every purpose and aspiration
of the Union party fully v~indicated.
With many thanks for the confidence
with. which you have honored ne, I am
Very respectfully, your OBJ serv't,
JAMES a. GARFIELD.
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We viii Sell Fruit Jars
Feed. e Feed. uv0V

By the Gross. az Cleveland Wholesale prices.
H0YT. STRATF0N d HAPG00D.
JulyS. 1867
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Large q aa y. ss1TiRl4lfrtON 4Ai4fPssoop's
July 3. 1867
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For salennn vGn
. Afnez Octave Pianc-ForSe ison exhibition
at the National House. Warren, o.. and is
offered for sale on liberal terms by
June 5 Oft ADOhRHUS GRKTER.
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WHITE q ROWLAND. Proprietors.
Successors to DR.. John Mofat, and DR.. VIM.
B. Mofat. III Liberty Street, New York.
Nav % 1s67-e.0 ". +f
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AROuse's Dramatic Combination
Troupe are now playing IN this place,
commencing On Tuesday evening, to on
tinue Wednesday and Thursday evenings
They have been playing s Seekst Young
stOEA, and the papers Of that place speak
of them SIS affording quite agreeable enter
fainmsnfsH sHl q sszfri- A 80 IL Al
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Seu 0rCOnKert. :

Sell or C0nKert.~ -
sHoldsrs Of Aaeust Sevsn-9hirty Notes win
lose at least SIX PER CEN if they do not dispose
0ftheir notes within q FEW BAYS. I, j. McLian
4 Son. Bankers. Warren Ohio, will convert
them on reasonable terms. or viii buy at best
market rates. -cAlAyt Julys24-2t.9
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Town and County



Somefhing KeWslssnd
Nav. STYLES of Duck Sacks. with Vests
ana Pants to match. "a fresh arrival OF
Bro, Linen Shirt, Liner D7awers, also
more of those Flesh Colored Under Shirts.
A Toto genuine Dog Skin Gloves[White
Fur Hats, Silver Beaver HstS9lNsH
STYLES Fof C6Ildfen'S Clothing. Heavy
LinenPs1t and Vests, justine kind for
working men. + Mason's Over Als.WAf
The Standard Paper CollareBemis
Patent Sh~ekespesre Paper Colar-Linen
Finish.O The largest and best stock OF
Clothing and Gentlemen,s Goods Of all
kinds can always be found|at 11HTIy,
Iaaso FsTa 7REEB 8 ADAMS.
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Base1BauItenis.

= The SecondHEineso of the Mshoning 90
to Razsnns ~to<naorrsU % plaglssfsienhly
gaIaslxitk7 lac asn CI6bd that place.
The Mechsnics,a Of this place, have
organized themselves into aclnbs and gone
20 practicing in earnest aLGDk
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phIIadeIphia Cattle Market.

JULY p, 1867.
CATTLE-In good demand. Sales Of 1907
head at $500
SHEEP-Demand fair. Sales Of5OOO head at
H6GSEIn good smsnd. Sales 81 5000 head
atS10.0G10.5 net weight. 1900
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The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches GIN THE WORLD-d
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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MOWfngBTatch

AAtS WAtANCAA. LA &eA0C aGaAs
The trial of Moving Machines as an.
nounce6 in our last issue, to take placed in
Quinby Meadows, on Monday, took place
on the afternoon OF said day, the following
Machines being on hand: ~ 5s asi
The Excelsior, Jr., inside at Akron, j.
G. Wilson, of Girard, agent. This Ma
chine cuts 4 foot / inch IN
The Clipper-made in York State-cut.
ting bar 4 foot 8 inch: Agent for this
county, S. G. Hall, of G%ustavus.
The Buckley, .Jf., made at Salem, Isaac
Kirk Warren, agent Cutting bar 4 foot
l inch ys4t l.1sH-a 80 ri bsg :
The EEna-made al Salem, cutting bar
4 foot l inch, Isaac Kirk, agent Warren,
Ohio. sIi,5 81 20 81 -sis- ~ I
Considerable time was taken up in pro-
curing a Committee. Finally Harmon
Austin. WmsoH HGll and J. G. Butler
were chosen, TIE Machines went through
the Geld and back separately, with none
but the Committee along. After which
the DynamometeF was attached, and the.
relative power necessary 70 draw the Ma
chimes was tested, one of the Committee
driving the same team oeach Machine,
The result being as foIlogs: The average
draft across the feid and back-the Ex-
celsiQr, Jr 100 1bs,i the Clipper 200 lbs;
the Buckeye, Jr., 30 lbs. and the Rtna
250lbs. Further than this the Committee
declined to give any decision with so short
a triaI-ll tue Machines apparently
being so very meritOrious, and requiring so
little power to prOpel them of the
advantage; or Disadvantages they leave
the public to Judge -RH e E
HARMON AUSTIN,
W. II HTTIT
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Of tho various sizes and styles published by
the AmericeR Bible Society. for sale at ichole-
sale rates for one or DOre) by the TrlaaJHH
Cotnfy Btbte Soeie.y. at the store of A. E. An
drews 2 Sons. Market St, South side ofthe
SQUARE. Warren. Ohio. Testd5lenfsJof lecfs.
Dec. 5. 1s65-lyr.
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500 A. M. Express Mail, via Avon
and HOrnellsyiue Sundays excepted. Arrives
with Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. W ashingtOn and points
Sonfh
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Jehu IS a FurIous Driver.

Well. he can afford to be as he knows there
is no danger with one Of Belden's staunchiyi
buiI., neat and trim Bugsies.e Belden keeps the
best workmen. uses the best materials. and sells
cheaper than the same- sind OF work can be
.hadior elsewhere. Set your new buggy at ATt
H.C. BELDtN'S.
July Is.
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OfCineinnati. is one Of the most thorough
institutions In the country. Information re-
Parvin. or BY writing to the Presidsnt- -
July ~. uF--rtir NJ ~ -
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First Class-Embracing nothing but
prime 10 really choice graded ship
ping steers. suitable for New York
markets. averaging from l.50 to =
* hS. may be quOtet a --.~--.~-- 81 J9e 70
Second Class-Embracing fair to good
well-fatted shipping steers \ dspay-
ed hsifers. suitable for the PlttSburg
markets. averaging from A.O to l.
30 hs, may be quoted at.....----SI UCgI .
Third ClaSs-Embraeing common to
medium shipping steers, averaging
IRON 300 to $50 lbs. may be quoted
..--- ---------.s-So -o-O 80
Fourth Class-Embracing fair TO really
choice cows and fat steers. unusually
termed butchers stock. averaging
from l.COOto Do bS. may be quoted
Fifth Class-Embracing common to
medium COWS and steers. in medium
flesh, suited TO butchers, averaging
from $50 10 l.0U0b s. may be quoted
Sixth Class-Embraeing fair to choice
stock cattle. averaging from loo to
l.l50 lbs, may be quoted n ...--.JS5 Goo 90
Seventh ciass-Em0racing common 10
medium stock cattle. averaging from
$40 to $50 lbs. may be quoted at--..S4 25@5 90
Eighth Class-Embracinge Inferior
Butchers stock. such as light cows. -
s~callawag steers, stays and bulls.may
be quoted A. Joel W
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

And Lard oil Tor MOVING Machines, az
H0YT. STRATT0N d. HAPGOOD'S.
LII II 1as-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

WARREN O.. July %. 1861.
Gold. 1s.
Silver. large. 1T.
small. rs.
F~iEe-Twenties. 1852. IL.
1855. IO9.
1867, los.
seven-Thirtes. Qst series) 1O7.
I'd and Cd series) 107
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. IL.
" 1888 10
The markets have ruled dull and slow with 4
downward tendency.
PR0VISI0NS-DuIl and deelining.
P0ULTRY-None in market. No quotations.
GROCERIES-DuIl.
BEANs-White s. per bushel. Small white
Scarce. az ffF TifcgA
WHEAT-Whits. old $3.50 Amber. $40.
Spring Mol. $40. New go i - q.
FLOUR-STLO to S14.5O. steady.
OATS-oats are firm at sc
C0RN-Corn in good demand Sl,OO.
DRIED APPLES $3.50. market supplied and
dull.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 15e. sE
CHEESE-W,stern Reserve s@9 and dull.
EGGS-2Oc.
H0NEY-2295 per pound.
W0OL-3O9nc. M 2 GFE
LARD-countr rendered. 14alfN.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-SL0O.
TEAS-S1.OO to 80 per chest.
COFFEB-22930l per bag. & tra
GLASS-See Hardware report.
Vegetables and the earlier fruits coming in
quito plenty. Below we quote.
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Tho uigm Of JulyS, ne safe of Z. &
G. Baily, or Morgan AshtabuA Co. was
robbed bylb1rglsrs Of nine A6HsanDd11
lars il bonds and eerFeney. A reward Of
$1,000 k1Ofssed f4 The arrest fef the
thieves, and recOvery-efthe property.
The second Annual Fair, q. the Rs
VIENNA Driving Park AssOciationscomessof
on the 74sh, 18th ssnd 10th Of Aaguss
next. 81, ESQ in premiums are offered for
trOtsihg, SGRRifg,& acins,} 4traleftzse,
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THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk to New York 46O Miles,
Buffalo to New York, 423 Miles.
Salamanca to New York as Miles
n IS PROM
81 % to q MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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Pennsylvania Central Stock
Yard.

PITTSBURGH. July is, 1867.
CATTLF-The market during the week was
well supplied prices, however, have under
gone no material change. The increase in sales
reach 100 head. The extreme rates IN prices
were S5,O06S,75. Although the largest portion
of the sales were made between these prices as
usual, the largest demand was for better quail
ties. Eastern buyers were not very numerous
The operations for tho past TWO weeks were as
JuIv 11th 500 SIS
July Is ....-----.-.--. 0So----------.--0 VVSo %
The market closed with a limited number in
pens. The eastern shipments were 2,sSO head.
SHEEP-Ths heavy transactions Of the week
appear to have glutted the market. The sales
were small. exhibiting q falling Oh amounting
TO 1885 head. The rates were also lower
The decline on the better qualities reached zoe
= cwt. The operations fer the past two weeks
were,
July u....-......-.--l6 , al ---.--------3 5000 90
July lS...---.-...-.... .405..-.----.--...S3 5O9oy0
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For Rent.sa."
BIbIes and Testamenfs

SaitAbls for 3 small Fancy. News, Notion or
Cigar store. Enquire at the Post Office. Warren.
Ohio. t-tJunei5 1851.
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TheAistoFy Of the Great Re-

. Can be written By any we'll educated man In
q single half year. but the history of the sue
cessSgfs Dbl " Poland,s White Pine Com
pepnd. could not Be ErEtteA bya theusand vel
are il feledo WITH every man md woman in
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Leather Market.

CORRECTED wKKKLY 81
NH,I,AIN &c WARP
AtAgMConnslls old Stand. Mainst " arrsn'
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WestsrnRsssrvs Chronicle z
ATEkETTCz6c6 RAILROAD.


New Time Table No. 8.
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DON'T pays 45.h

For = Horse Rake with wheels. while Calvin
StoE of BraesEille. Wilpfurnish' 4 few for, less
than halfthe money. and you can use your own
buggy wheels. @ht LJuly 24-lts
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HsIo pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie
sing through the beautiful valleys of the Che
mung. Susquehanna, Delaware and hamapo
rivers. an ever-ehanging panorama OF natures
beauties commands attention.
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Have Faith
NeIsoh,s BnkIness Couege.

And you shall be shaved.-if you go to Peter
sons, on Main Strestsunder Porter's Bookstore.
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2.2o P. M. lightning Express
Sundays exceptedl. rtops at HornslisviIIe S Is
p: M (Sup9. and arrives in New Y ork 100 A.
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Balti-
more and Washington and At New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
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Soft Soap.
Mecca OIL. Castor OIL.

A Superior article Of Soft Soap for sale at the
" jafI Anffof TNrT9 .l73
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An Trains run directly through to New York,
"a MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.
From and after April 18th. 1867. Trains will
leave in connection with all Western lines, rs
follows: .ea
From Duukirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union Depots:
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BosToS AND NEW ESGL4ED P~AssExGERs, with
their Baggage. are transferred free ofehdrge in
New York.
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TERRIFIC ONSLAUGHT.
CLIMX


Pages limax SaIVe. for Burns, Scalds. Seroiu-
10, Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken, Breasts Frost
Bites. Chilblains, Stings.BruEes. Cuts. SWelllngs
de-. whsther upon man orbeast. isthe most won
derful article ever produced, Other good arti-'
Giles alleviate; this cures. 1t allays inhama-
ton, subdues pam, and heals wlthouta scar II
Is worth itslweightm- soit to any family ana
should always pc on hand. \ is wsrranted 10
DO What II says every Tune
,, -..r
-E- 30 go - Igr7sls oiasias-rf I'm
a 81 ar11gg Hi
-GrT r5F
hOfatt's Life Pills d Phontx Bitters
were first d a private practice In 1873 They
we're init odueed to the public in 1885. since
tEhlehtlme their reputation has extended, until
tAeynhsye 9 sale in excess OF all other Oathartic
and Purifying Medicines, fnsre Is harry a
family among civilized nations who have not
personal evidence OF their beneficial effects
Their great success Is owing to their uniform re-
liability IN cases OF Bilious and
stomaenle diseases whether OF long or snortdu-
ration. They are entirely vegetable IN their
eomposInen. and harmiess totne gentiest infant;
One Increment opens the pores OF tne SKIN
hnotnerS diureucs ana stimulates proper ae-
uon Oh tne kioneys a tniru Is enrolment zoos
ening phiegm ana humortom the lungs; othef
propertles are warming ana eatnafuo' ana
cleanse INC stomach anu bowels from unheaItny
secrenons Their combines effects IS. TO rega-
iate me impaired luneeohs ehue fys'eIi anu
70 produce Aea0h. II is not asserted Monars
Pills are a cure aaTthat they wili cure al com
piAints-but underordinary circumstances they
may oereneo upon 10 cure nervous anu clek
Headache, costiVeness, Dyspepsia. INDIGESTION
~Jaundiee. Liver and Bilious Complaints. Colds.
seuryy. General Weakness. &e. Iney'are e1-
pressly made Tor these diseases. Millions upon
millions oil cures can be eited' In no single IN
stance has scomblaint ever come TO ~ourknowl-
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Selling off at Cost.

For the merit thirty days we viii sell any or all
of our Large STOCK 81 Millinery andGDry Goods
al cost, as we have determined to dissolyepaTt-
nership. All persons therefore, indebted TO the
firm will oblige us by making settlements.
GUNLEFINGER d R~0THSCHILD.
July l0-4t
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PIoSvs, PIows, Flows. s s4s
Toe best steel Piows in market at D. Il. BEs-
EErT's. opposite the Baptist Church. az Il
Warren, May 1. lS67-tf ,-..-
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Free ofCharge.

Flour or Feed purchased at the Island Mills.
town EE.tA ARUSH, HAMILTON eco.
May l, 1861.
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From Buffalo-By New YORK Time,
from Depot cor Exchange and Michigan SITS.
5.45 A. M, New York Day Exp.
Sunday excepted Stops at HornellsviIle 9.G3
A. NJ. (Bkft.(: Susquehenna 217 P. NJ tDinse
Turner's % z. NJ. (Sup.) and arrives in New
York 1880 p. ~. Connecting at Great Bend
with Delaware. ~LackaWsnna x Western Rail
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight tx
press Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and Washington.