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The Masons of.this place have fur
nished their handsome Lodge with a
fine Cabinet Parlor Organ, purchased
from Mr.. n. S. Pratt, dealer in musical
instruments, at Porter's Bookstore
We were invited to the Lodge a few
days since to hear Mr.. Grater draw the
music out of the Organ. If we r a
of sweet sounds, harmony, &c.
we think the Masons have got a CAPT
tai instrument, and n that will af-
ford very appropriate music. Persons
intending to purchase a Piano or Or
gan will do well to give MI. Pratt 3
call.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

No matter in what direction we turn cur eyes,
we are impressed with the fact that this Is in
deed aworlc of progression. The man of mid
die life has only to go back to his boyhood days
and follow each progressive step in Arts and
sciences, up to the present time. when he will
almost exclRim-No more room for improve
ment- Perhaps in no one thing, has there been
greater Improvement than that of travelling,
as the old stage coach mode ofconVeyance of six
miles per hour, eontrasted with the broad gauges
and s~ir-lines ofto-dsy. But Of the fine arts we
grandparents that those black "proflss" hang
ing on their kitchen walls. or the dingy old
paintings stored away in their garrets, were
intended to represent life. and gave satisfaction
in their day. we xclaim- Strangely changed"
Progression seems inevitable, and its march on
ward and upward. For an example, the people
are not satisfied with common photographs of
the day, but have 70 go to Rices, No. Is, Market
Street. and get his best. Hetakes an interest in
the business and can please. This is why they
go to him. RICE-Artist
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c AND

-sZeb's' article has been crowded over
until next issue.
The lette. of "CARL" in reply to 'Oc-
cLs1oNAL," came too late for this week.
-aAiopath" gives US another of his
slashing letters this week,
"A family of rather huge dimensions
moved into this section, last week, from
Pennsylvania 1t consisted of a father,
mother and twenty-three children.
The Republicans of Hubbard elected
their Township ticket this Spring by an
average msjoaity of fifteen.
We were visited with a regular thun-
der-stOrm on last Thursday, and a snow
storm on Friday. Since then the wealth
er has been more quiet
The Psws of the Episcopal Church
will be rented for the coming year, on
Friday evening of this week, at { o'clock,
in the Church.
Judge GIidden has purchased the late
residence of A. D. Webb, Esq. on High
Street; consideration So, 1855. The Judge
intends Immediately becoming acitizen of
Warren, and will engage in the practice
of the Law in company with F. E. Hutch
ms, Esq.
The second concert given by the IL. E.
Sabbath School, on last Wednesday even
ing, was quite as successful and entertain
ing as the first. Owing to the extreme
inelemency of the weather, 8 snow storm
. prevailing during the evening, there were
doubtless many deferred from venturing
out, who would have been present under
more favorable circumstances, yet to the
surprise Of most persons, the hall was
filed; there being, we should think, about
500 present. The vocal and instrumental
music was excellent. Mr.. Grater execu-
ted several pieces on the Plane. to the de-
cided admiration of the house.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10
The New Council.

The New Council met at Firemen's
Hall, Saturday evening last, and after Or
ganizing, Mayor Dawson made the follow
ing appointments of COMMITTEES for The
current year:
On Street&-F. Kinsmsn. Lewis Hoyt.
On Fire and Gas.-T. J, MeLain. Jf.,
John Anderson.
On Public Grounds-J. C. Brooks, b.
H. Townsend.
After the close of the evening session,
EK-Aayor Weeks invited the retiring and
new Council TO his residence to partake
of 8 bountifnl repast prepared for the oe.
cssion.
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Town and County.


We desire to call the attention of the
people generally, and every body in par
ticular, to the fact that we are now occu-
pying our new room, D door south Of
McCombs & Smiths, IN Main Street, di-
rectly opposite the well known Boot and
Shoe store of Messrs. Hunt 6 Son. We
are prepared with z % and IN
CREASED FACILITIES to attend to the de-
mands of u business. We cordially in
ylte all to come in and see rs. Waving
particulars, we viii be pleased to spread
open to inspection anything in q stock.
: Orders for Custom Clothing filed on short
notice. REED &ADMS.
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New York Cattle Market.
NV YORK, Aprils

NEW YORK. AprlS.
Little activity in the market for beefeattIe but
themarkets being well supplied and less frm-
ness Is pereeptible. Prices areX91lc lower. NJ :
bulk Of the business being transacted at The Iat-
ter concession. extrSErades arch OweVer without
Quotaole change IN view ofthe scarcity.
There were about, 7Ohead on sale which wera
with difficulty disposed of.
Extra Is first quality lS<6l6<cs FIR 10 good
l5Sl61zcs common l2914c.
Sheep and Lambs have underRoneno a~sxanti.l
change. A moderate demand prevailed throurh-
out the week atsteadyp prices. Extra command-
edS7sc; prime 9ae5<es ordinary and comm s1<agZ:
inferior Ease
HQGS-The demand has taken All offered M
SGo%ei there were 40 hogs on the market to-
day.. The best were selling at SL@SScc for
rough; ,Ez@lAe for prime. City dressed PORK
selling l049IOZc and firm;
keeeiPts-4SS2 bseTes. lL.425 sheep and lambs,
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'EPOOr Man! Consumption
took him on!

This Is the reply to Thousands Of enquiries sv-
cry day ~propounded by acquaintances upon
hearing that another old friend sleeps his last
Sleep" Consumption is unquestionably the
aOorst disease that af1iets the human family. for
middle aged who. had their lives been spared,
might have been alike to society and
benefits to the world at large. while the aged
and inhrm are almost entirely free from this
that consumption in its more adVaceds stages can
be cured.-although while there is life there is
hope.-We do most c~on6dentially say that IL ia
Compound will arrest the further progress of
this diseaIe. and restore the lungs to health and
vigor. The price is Sl.M per bottle, and it is
sold By all druggists.
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Accident at niles.

A serious accident occurred in the roll
ing mill of Messrs. James Ward s. Co., in
Miles, on Saturday morning, April 9th,
whereby alsborer named John Melon
Ough, received injuries that will confne
him to his bed for some time. It occurred
in this hammer: BE with several others
was engaged in rolling 8 large cog-wheel,
when from some cause the wheel fell over
and caught McDonough, throwing him to
the ground, and falling on him. On ex.
animation it was found that one o fhis legs
had both bones broken below the knee,
his ankle dislocsted and his bowels rup-
tured. He was attended 10 promptly by
DR.. Fowler, of youngstown, and DR.. Mi
ner of Miles, who pronounce his wounds
severe, but not dangerous.
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The "BemIsr Patent Shape
Collar.

This unparalleled Collar combines all
the desirable qualities of the best hitherto
introduced, with peculiar merits of its
own, secured BY Letters Patent. The
new features of this Collar consist in the
nicely calculated triple curved lines
whereby it adjusts itself to the neck in the
easiest and most perfect manner, and thu
rounded elongated ends which overlap so
as to present a complete and tasteful ap-
pearance in the absence of the 'tie." The
unexampled favor with which this Collar
has been received, and the increasing de-
mand consequent thereto, is ample evil
dence of its intrinsic worth. BUTT can be
shown by a mathematical certainty to be
the only Collar possessing artistic merit
and scientific adaptation.
The manufacturers have arranged for
the manufacture of this Collar from the
best material possible to be obtained, and
in every respect superior to sny hitherto
made. The same is made OF both enamel
ed perspirotion proof, and heavy PLAN pa
per, IN Byron and GGTrots styles, neatly
put up in boxes of 10 each, also in cartons
of 100 Collars each. We are now pre-
pared to fill orders for this Collar, and
give such inducements to the trade as can
not. fail to insure an unprecedented sale.
Merchants supplied at wholesale rates
by REED & ADAMS.
Agents for Bemis Collar Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

The barn of Wallace Pope, One mile
east Of the centre of Vienna, was burned
about noon on Monday the sth inst, to-
gether with its contents, consisting Of one
or two tons of hay, straw, grain separator,
sleigh, farming tools, &c. There was a
horse in the stable with harness on; also
3 COW and calf. Mr.. Pope slipped the
halters of and drove the stock out
Nothing else was saved. The fire was ac-
eidentai, being caused by burning 8 small
pile ofspple tree brush not far from the
building.
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Ohio.

s44.36I,25. has been pod tsthe Policy hOl-
ders in Ohio. by the TRAVELLERS Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
The above amount PAID IN THIS STATE, ex-
eeeds the sum total paid by any other accident
insurance mpan to ALL their policy holders
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE CoUNTRT.
Cash Assets Jan. !. 1857, S7SS,4S7,2
This Is the Eioneer Accident Company and
the first to intrOduse successfully the system Of
accident insurance inAmerica,
The wonderful sEccsss Of this and the COM
plete future ofmany Of its imitatOrs has taught
the public that il is wisdom and economy TO in
sure against accidents Of al kinds in the Trav-
eIers Insurance COMPANY Of Hartford.
Apply to WEITTLEBET ADAEs, the only agent
at Warren. Feb - Gift
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

EDITOR Of THE CHRoNICLE:-Permi
me through your paper to tender to the
people of Brookfeld my grateful aeknowl-
edgment of q donation of SEVENTY DOL
LARS. For this, and many other fsvors to
myself and family, may they receive
Heavens choicest blessings.
GEORGE S. RICE,
April, 1867. Hubbard, o.
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Special Attention

Is requested Of those Who admire Silk and
Cashmere Hau. Remember the Spring style II
. happy hit-Broad Brim.)
REED ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

The manufacturers of the J.. Monroe Taylor
Gold Medal Soap lave signslly succeeded in
placing that valuable article foremost of all the
soaps in existence. and We congratulate them
upon the eminent success which has already
crowLed their efforts. Il should be In every
household from the Atlantic to the Pacific. It
is indispensably necessary for the comfort pleas
ure and happiness Of every family in the land
and thS mitigation ola very heavy burden on
womanklpd try 1t and you will ever buy it,
Depot, liz Liberty Street. New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10
The Last Is The Rest.

Julius King'slsst assortment Of silver plated
Spoons and Forks. just received from the facto-
y, are the best he ever offered for SALE They
have four times the usual weight Of silver plR-
terry, and viii outWear four sets of the ordinary
kind. Call at once and see the piles ofneW goods
King is receiving at his Emporium on Main
Street, Warren. Ohio. April 10. '67-lt-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10
To the Ladies of Vienna and
V~fcfRIfV-

The undersigned. MilIiners. viii hereafter be
found a. the former residence Of Lois Clark. ons-
halfmile southwest ofthe centre of Vienna.
LOIS A. ALLINGG.
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We are forced

To call the attention Of Fathers and Mothers
to our new stock of Youths and Child-en's Suits.
jacket. Pants and Vest attached to each other
or detached as may be desired. These are nsat-
ly made and will certsinly please. Very much
trouble and anxiety will be saved to mothers BY
their use. New Room of
REED 4 ADAMS.
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For Sale.

For sale.
Within 20 minutes walk Of the Court House.
q place. containing abolt 5 acres; new Dwell
ling House, anew and well arranged Stable Is
BY g; good well. cistern. &c. Grounds we'll set
Which viii come into besrinT next season:
plenty of small fruits bearing. II not sold BY
May lat. viii be rented. Inquire ofH. G. STRAIT
ton, at Hoyt. Strstton & Hapgood's OF at this
once IPeb. q, lS67-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

6-We are glad to hear that the Constitution
Bitters Of seward q Bentley. are fast s4pepced-
ing the great variety ofmiserabls nostrums sold
as Bitters, and the probability is that the sale
of Bitters will soon be conf ed to the Constitu-
ton. We hops it viii be SO, for they are every
way worthy Of success.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for Bronchitis.
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have q
complete assortment of Furniture, unEcathed by
FIRE or food, that we will sell at low figures. Call
and look 1t ii, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Warren, March6, 81.
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Entirely UnIntentionaI!

II was purely q mistake that John Rogers fell
down stairs and broke his neck. and = bad mig
take too but what made il all the worse was
that be had neglected to take out an Accident
Insurance in the Columbus" with J MeLAIN
4 son. the only Agents in Warren.
. April 10 '67-2Wks.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per hne fret iaseytion,
ten cts. per tine each subseQueRt insertion.
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CnunfrY MkIinarn-

Wishing Pattern Bonnets or Hats, Bonnet
Blocks or Hat Blocks, or any other kind ofmil-
linery goods, should cali upon g.. W. Messer. at
his store room on Market Street between Id
diDzs q Morgan. and b. Stiles q Son.
AprI 3-4Ws.
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INSTANTANEOUS

Between the Atlantic depot and Rothehild's.
Z small Travelling Bag. containing . Erand pin.
photograph of q soldier, and several other ar
reles. The pin being the gift of . very dear
at this Office.
April 10.
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An excellent assortment at the new store of
g w MeSssr. on Market Street, between IddiRgs
and Morgan and II Stiles i Sen.
April 3-4Ws
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-10

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon akins
wanted By Milan 4 Ward. we Will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN &RARD,
Tanners * Leather Dealers. under Lyman's,
one door south of Smith 4 M'combs.
March 6. 1S67-tf
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TrumbuH County Medical As
ISOLATION.
March %, 1867.
FORENOON SESSION.

FORENOON SESSION.
The Presidentand Vice President being
again absent DR.. F. Casper was called to
the chair. Minutes of last meeting was
read and approved. The Treasurer then
stated that he had been unable to obtain
the copies of the code of ethics, as ordered
by the Association. The names of DR..
Geo. W. Howe, of Bloomfield, and Martin
S. Mayhem, of Johnston, were then pre-
sented as applicants for membership. The
Committee on membership, after a short
consultation, reported favorably on the
names of Drs. +. C. Apologize, Geo. W.
Howe, Martin S. Mayhem, VIM. Z. Dock
~, L. a. Bard and d. w. Woodwork;
and they were unanimously admitted as
members of the Association.
The Society then adjourned to meet at
u o'clock, P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Calledto order BY the Chairman. Clinic
being next in order, DR.. Doekry presented
q case of 0pthalmia Of six months stand
ing. The case was discussed, and a plan
of treatment recommended. DR.. Metcalf
introduced a case of double conTergent
Strabismus. The case was considered one
favorable for an operation, but the patient
advised to wait q couple of months for
settled weather. The case operated on at
last meeting for Hydrocele, reported him
self cured. DR.. Woodwork then made
some remarks on the use of Rhigolene in
producing local Anesthesia for minor oper-
atiols. Also that he had received a pspe
requesting that the members Of the Asso-
citation contribute for O monument to be
to the memory of DR.. Horace
Ackley, late of Cleveland. Laid over till
meeting. DR.. Casper presented a lit
tie girl with necrosis of the femur, of six
months duration. The separation of the
dead bone has not taken place, which
renders 8 postponement Of an operation
advisable. The Chairman announced the
death of DR. John DeLamater, of CIeYe-
land, and appointed Drs. NJ. S. Clark, j.
Harmon and Z. P. Hays, q Committee on
resolutions, who reported the following:
WHEREAS, Members of the Trumbull
County Medical Association, have learned
with the deepest and s1ncerest regret of
the death of Prof John DeLamater, take
this occasion to express our high appreciR-
ton Of his virtues as a scholar, physician
and citizen, in all of which relations, he
sustained en- enviable character and well
earned reputation.
Resolved, That by the death of Prof.
John DeLamater, the profession have lost
1ne' of Its most venerable members. A
model, whose skill, industry and benef-
all may initiate but none may hope
% equal.
Adjourned to meet on the last Friday in
DR.. F. CASPER,
April Chairman.
DR. N 8. C1ARK. Secrefarv
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That Horse

Standing in front of Freer 4 Smiths. is there for
for the purpose ofdeliVering goods free ofcharge
TO their customers. April 10. GILT.
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See n WOMAN

See q woman
In another column picking SamburE Grapes
for Speer's Wine. II is an admirable article
used in hospitals and BY the first class families
in Paris. London and New York in preferences
TO old port wine. It Is we'll worth g trial. and
giyes great satiGfaction. March Is On
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New Store.

Messrs Berg d Co.. of New York, have just
opened 9 new Clothing Store in this place. in
Peek's building. Main Street. and are prepared
TO furnish Clothing. Of good quality and best
styles. al the very lowest rates. and cheaper
than our people here have bean accustomed to
get goods. Purchasers may save money By visit
they are bound to sell ct prices that viii draw .
liberal trade.
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For Sale,


Laneus Rhubarb or Wine Plant Roots, either
Bingly or by the hundred. ST. DICKET,
Warren Ohio, Aprillst. ls67-6H.
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Of the various sizes and styles published BY
the American Bible Society. for sale at iohoLe-
sale rates uor one or mOre) by the Trum6El
County Bible SOeiety. at the store of A. E. An
drews 3 Sons. Market St.. South side efthe
Square. Warren. Ohio. TestGmentsyor l0cts.
Dec. S. 1S66-lyr.
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Walk Right Up.

Va expect to wind up our business soon. for
want of q proper room. We therefore desire
every person indebted 10 rs 10 call and settle,
and those whom we owe t. cali and get their
pay. The sooner the better.
Warren. Apr. ST.. FITCH 4 GARY.
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SeYen.ThirtY Bonds!

You can have them exchanged for new Gold
Bonds on the most favorable termsAt
TT. McLAIN 4 SONS Bank.
Warren, Ohio. April 10. '67-2w.
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English Breakfast Tea

Burnett's Fruit Extracts.
Barnett's "Florimel."
Burnett's Tooth Wash.
Burnetts Cocoaine.
These choice articles for sale by
JULIAN HARMON
l0ct3 '66J Nc 5, Market street.
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Wedding BOnRets.
tn Rent

A splendid wedding bonnet can always be
found al G W Messer's new store on Market
Street. between Iddings Il Morgan. and H Stiles
4 Son April 3-8Ws.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Gold, 49,.
Silver. large. III.
email. Us.
Fivs-TWtntss. 1862. 1Os-
1864. LOG.
1856, LOG.
Sevsn-Thirties. Qst series) 1G-
Cd and Sd seriss) t04k.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. III.
PR0VISIoNs-Steady.
PoULTRY-NOns in mzfkst. 1Ie live. and
and lie dressed offered.
GRoCERIES-Goods Of all kinds are eontin-
uAlly AuctuatinE which renders prices nominal
BEANS White 81. per basheE
MAPLE sUGAR-1la15c
BPPLES-6Ot to T5e.
WHEAT-whits. Ss.4O9$s.5O; Amber. $40
@$S.15. Spring. Mol $40. No 2, $245.
0ATS-Oats are firm at Soc.
0NI0NS-Seed s. Tops s.. per bushsl.
C0RN-Corn dull; is selling in the ear at 500 per
busheL.
DRIED APPLES-sG9c.
BR0oMS-s2.50 andS4. per dog.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter from Is to SOC.
CHEESE-English Dairy. 15e. Western Re-
serve in demand. at I2c.
EGGS-Supply increasing. and selling At $50
Is cts.
DRESSED HoGs-Hsavy Dressed HOGS are
selling from SGsc1<.
LARD-Country rendered. I1912.
H~IDES-Green SIC. Dry 12915.
CALF-sKINs-12a14cperD
PELTS-5O@$1.O9
BARK-HemlOek s7A97H per cord; Oak s4S5
per cord;
PoTAToES-Jersey Peach Blows 75e: Mixed
and other grades shade lower.
TURNIPS-White Russia are Acc per bushsl.
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Garden seeds! Garden seeds,
All kinds, fresh from the garden of R. W.
Gardner, and every seed warranted 10 grow.
RRERR 4 SMITH.
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One hundred acres Of good soil or corn ground,
to raise q crop of fax. ANY one having such
ground to rent would do well to call on me soon.
apr 3-2t D. W.CAMP.
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Stock o1

A SL0cK OF
Beautiful Cloths, Tricots. Suitines and CASH
msres at the the New Store Room Of
REED d ADAMS.
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n Changed

Where to Find Them.
Flour. Feed. Corn. Oats. &C.. at Rush d Ham,
lions Steam Mill.
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Lecture by Miss Anna Dick
insOk.
The public will keep in mind that Miss
Anna Dickinson, a young lady of high
reputation as a Lecturer, will lecture in
Warren, Tuesday evening, April %.
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Teachers Examinations.

An examination for the teachers of Trumbun
count will be held at the Court House in War
rem. on each Of the following days; April 9th.
April 18th. April nth and April 9th. Appli-
o'clock. A. NJ. provided with states and the ex-
act change. Sc. No text books allowed in the
room. By order of the Board.
March q. '61-4t. ]. J. CHILDS. See'y.
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j. b. Smiths Hair Restorative.
Mrs: hinsloW's Queen Of Hair Restorers, and
Soothing Syrup-f0r q quarter. by
80, JULIAN HARMON,
lOet8 No. 5, Market St.