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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

Knsnan. Aursut2 >. 1851.


E6uok 0HRosIcLE:-E4elqseds find
two denszs for subscription to the
"CAEosIcLES for the coming year. We
We would not ike to be without it, for
dopbie the amount. <aa Ho.g4
Weare someeon milk, in this neighbOr-
hood, Iaside iromL d. Sheldon's "Enor-
nous Yield" which Isaac Morford has
beaten. Mr.. Boswell, on the Tensa5d 4.
DeHo n estate, In Vernon, has two cows
in his dairy, that gave last year as high
as sixty pounds of mix per, day apiece
He has not dRsigtsd the milk this year,
but the aAntityisstbought sauaLtor for
mar yesrs.s i have cow a years Old,
that | have owned ten years. I weighed
her milk last year, a week at q time every
day some three times, and the average
weight per day was 40 Tbs; highest yield
49 pounds. THIS ear the quantity is the
same as for fhelast six or eight Sears-
So you see, Mr.. Editor, that Mr.. Shell
.don's COW is beaten, or probably hss her
equal IN many diaries, as might be Ascer-
tanned if people would take the trouble to
weigh the milk. We hope next season
people interested will look to it q little,
and see how many good e0l1S we have in
the county. Yours,
IS nm2 J1EYE0MANS.
~ ~ ~ GAR~
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Chicago Market.

August o.
FL0UR-Steady. Sales of spring ex-
ira at S., 75@l0,1 22. rs- 81
WHEAT-Steady. Sales Of No. 9
spring at 81, a IS; No. l red $2,1O@
2,l5.
CORN-ActiVe and 4@4Ic higher
Sales at 9Oc@S1,0S for No. l; No. 2 do.
PROVIsIONS-Stagnant- Entirely
nominal.
OATTLE-Beef Cattle dull and nom
inal. Sales at S7,25@7,75 for fair to
good shipping steers.
4 H0GS-Dull and l0@15e lower.
SHEEP-Dull. Aa
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The Fall Term Of this Institution win com
mence on, Tuesday. August 10Th, and continue
twelve weeks. The committee have secured the
services ofgood teachers. and have large and
convenient building Boarding can be mad at
low rates or rooms for self-boarding can be
procured when desired. /" -. -
: The Phil0 Franklin Literary Society connect
ed with this hoo is q live institution. and af-
in Composition. Defamation and Debate. We
invite all who are DESTROYS of q good school. TO
attend. .ifIl JACOB HARSHMAN.
JAY 31-2a. E,i Chairman Of Committee.
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New York Cattle Market.

Receipts: Beeyes, 62sa; Sheep and
Lambs 1866; Swine 25.454
BEEF-Depressed and 4@1c lower
The offerings were liberal to-day, some
1900 head, mostly disposed Of. Extras
SIG, 50C917,O 90; prime SIS, 90; first
quality Sl5,OO@15,50 80; fair to good S14,-
50@16,0O; ordinary to inferior 81, 0O@-
SHEEP ANDLAMBS-Buoyant and
lie higher. Sales of sheep at S., q
lambs SS,O0@l0,50; both inferior to exs
trs.
HOGS-Firm and ashade higher. Sales
at 81, 50@7,79. Forty car loads were re-
eerYed to-day and all were sold. et
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HoJ feEMeoI, Cheese, and

Bow can we remedy the low prices Of these
useful articles u Theraf Il hnlg one way TO make
things even, and that is this; Otker goods must
worth sixrEcsntss pound. and is ROW worth
onlyforty. other things ought to drop in proper
ton. julius King, Main Street, Warren o.,
Believes tbs md will for the next thirty dsys,
prices. Watches, Clocks. Spectacles. Spoons.
Plated Goods. IsWelry. Cutlery. do. De- ars
stosbe sold on 4 a00ok cksess aAd bnter basis Let
figures 80 at once tO"Kings Headquertsrl" III
AuRust 7. ls67-2t %
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Prize Ring Exhibitfon No Go
I'm warren. ~


By conspicuous posters adjoining walls,
fences, dry goods boxes, &C., the citizens
Of onr usually quiet town we're inform
ed tHat a visit might be anticipated hon
sundry gentlemen of the prize ring per-
s~uasion, who would give q public exhibit
tioneef thestnsnly art Of blseking zsyes,
aattening noses, and of pummelling the
''h1h4n face dfEine,s aeeofding = the
rule. IN such cases made and prescribed.
Friday evening last. was the time fixed,
and Webs Hall rented for the occasion.
The musical services of an e~E-publiSher
Of a neighborihg journal, who is expert
with a stringed instrument, were secured
to giTszest and tO3s tolt6e dehghtful ex-
ercises. Friday evening came clear, cool
and salubrioqs; the gentlemen ,wh9 sd
yeftised elm on thef nuscI
were on hand; the orchestra, consisting
of the aforesaid ex-pnss and his stringed
instrument we're in their place, on top
the back q q beach, The kpertiAg part
of our population begsnate assemble, and
the s'highly moral enssftainments MAS
ab0da oa1hfold to the dubet strAiiEnfthe
aforesaid tsstEinged instrument when,
10 his Honor, I'm Mayor made bis AP-
peazs9es cntheE 6~OregEqgds and an
nounced that . condition precedent to
the entertainment was the paying of $40
worth Of greenbacks into the city treasp-
'ry, otherwise the actors wodla Be arrest
ed. This official information caused the
the afancys'' to wilt; the muscular srms
Of the boxers relaxed snd assumed more
Peaceable attitudes. The legs Of the dan
-eers refused to exhibit their wonted Activ-
ity ana quietly the 'Perfsrmsrs'9 folded
tents ana STOLE away to the mslria-
ent strains of the ''stringed instrument"
that composedly ssccpPed its perch, re-
gardless of all EnsghsstiRl threats of con-
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Town "a. and County.


Something n w..s4a
New styles of Duck Sacks. with Vests
and Pants 70 match "A fresh arrival Of
Bro.r Linen Shirts Linen Drawerss slse
more offhose Flesh Oolored Under Shirts.
A lot Of genuine Dog SKIN Gloves-White
Fur Hats, Silver Beaver Hats. lev
styles of Children's Clothing. Heavs
Linen Pants and Vests, just the kind FOR
working men. Mason's Over Alls
The Standard Paper Collaf-BenR'
Patent SbaksspearePap Golar-Linen
Finish. The largest and best stock OF
Clothing and Gentternen's Goods of sll
kinds can always be found at
$50 ji773r REED &ADAMs,Q
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Mrs. Parfinxt0nF

During a late visit to Warren took Ike to get
hea'potograph drREed off, (as she expressed
10 aud Peering over her specks up at the sky
light. asked If there was any danger Of then.
beamsofiight fallfng unthehoys head. 'Iketold
heftast mesntraFs and ~wo1ldn'thurt snybody,
she responding said. THE. only raise she cared
for was that Of a good picture. and as Ike was 80
onrEakFs ghen he tried 70 eli still that up to
that time she had not been able TO raise one.0
promised good behavior and the work went
on. while she gazed st, and criticized the speci-
mens that decorated the walls. DECLARING that
they were more naturS1thannthe folks who sit
for lem. &c she hsd seen some of them faces
when they weren't settint.P 1ke having got q,
good picture for the first time in many tfials
elsewhere the old lady in ecstacy Of joy, threw
MP her hands and declared that the result far
exceeded her most ~ganguinary expectations,
and that IL abe had 8 dozen Ikes, she'd bring
asn E1luD 70 the roomsof Brook Potter and
have en- GltGksng with neAtness and dispateh."
Hoons ever Reed 4 Adams alOthine Store.
est side Main Street. CT c. 7ayi0ssol ] Siand.-
Special attention pzid 70 copying azd hiking
June lq. 1857.
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s6Come Folks Can't Sleep
NNights.r An such should use ffpodds
N~si'lns' s4H = SMITHS DRUG STORE.
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AsHrABULA CoUSTY HoRsE FA1R.-
In order to not interfere with adjoining
Fairs, the time for holding the Horse Far
on the new grounds at Jefferson, Ashtabu-
la county, has been fzedgfor August 18th,
29th and SOth. Premiums amounting to
ss2bara Offered 81
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INTO inc MaHp

That carries his seven-Tbirty Notes. August
issue. in his pocket much longer. If he does
not have them in the hands Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury on the FIfseath davs of august he
viii lose what Is eQpiyalentfof sIvhole years
interest. TT. McLain & Son, Warren, Ohio.
viii coRUert OF 1uV on best terms. for . verN (a0
days longer. Hurry up. or forever hold your
yeace" says Uncle Sam. tafAkAstH OF
August T.-lt .ft
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MO1Hat's Life Pills and Plie.
- LnI = nix RlfferR.I -L-.t -

The wonderful effects of Mofat's Life Pills in
cases Ofmental depression or physical weakness.
proceeding from Indigestion. costivencss. or
bilious secretions. are certified to by millions
Ofpersohs who have been benefited by them
They are the most effective catharic and puri6-
er ever b efore tn public and have ever been in
use since 1875. They are cheap. safe and relis-
bic. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
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Dr. e. JOIIie NTattocks

CAnb e consulted at his office as follows, 1867.
every four weeks: :,
Warren. o. National Hotel Mondays. May q,
JuneA. July =. August f9. September 16, Oct.
14sNoy.u. and December 9.
Rayenna, %. Gflett House, Tuesdays, May
JunsE july z, August q. SEPT. q. Oct. IS,
Akron, o. American House. Wednesday,
Msy2 Jgns8. JAY 2sAugur1 Sept IS. Oct.
1Wooster, o. American Hotel, FhSrsdsys,-
May 8. June 2. July q. August Q. Sept. i9.
MEpshsd. o.. Wner House. Fridays. Nay 81.
june 2. Juiy-2s August q. Sept 20. Oct. is.
NOV. ", pee. Ia. - -
AAyoslool. arr-rasr ts-a-ra ~ n-
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And ten ton Of new hay. and two horses. and
sple up ii Whirlof smoke and fama. II WA
90 fucky-my getting an Insurance. last wesk in
the 'Ohio Farmers 1ns. Co." Now / will 90 to
est 9 thOussnd dollars in a~rsenbacks. Paid
tess tAaaa q rDoHarsfo for fre yeafr Isssrones and
got q thoassnd dollars bekdess My eyealrbnt
it's . lucky ofor once" sT-ERsssEnis 5
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Anew sensarion of the most pIeasurabls
character Is experienced By the affected upon
being restored to perfect health By DR.. Nv,
Poland1s White Pine Compound. Coughs. Colds,
yield to its magic power. Read the advertise
ment. Sold eVeryNhere. nanr-g .ItE I
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h Barn is Full.

burns up the barn and DESTROYS your hay and
grain but get insured in the 0HIo RAKMER's
1NsURAcE Cost marvellousfyloE rates. CAL
and get the price at I'd. Nc LAIN &S0NS
Warren. Ohio. = TcGs UsF July SLIT
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Ohio Farmer,s insurance Co

HasCapital and Surplus of Three Hundred
and Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, and is de-
voted exclusively to the interests of the farm
ers of vhiol Been doing business for Twenty
Years and pAys 1osaes promptly. call ongT J.
McLain e Son. agents at Warren. Ohio. and
July 81. lS67-2t-
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Feed Feed, Feed. sba Sss
An kinds ofMinfesd at the Island Mills.
Furnfturei

notwithstanding our late disasters, We have a
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed by
IRE or food, that we will sell at low figures. Call
and look ut ii, at the old stand. q
TRUESDELL / TOWNSEND.
Warren. March 6. 81.
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tuL0cal Notices.
Valuable Dairy Farm for sale


Local Notices Is ceafs per line frsf insertion,
fen ets. per tiae eoch Ha6aseaeAfiasfrtiOn.
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Room For Rent. q

Sritabls forz small Fa1cy New, Notion or
Cigar store. Enquireatthe Post Once, Warren.
Vhio 2 rE&azEl U "a dune I, lS67.
Corn and Oats. ID
Dat. Corn sheIIsd and in she ear. at ths Island
MnH. n.i April II-u -
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The subserbef offers for sale his DAIRY
FARM. situate in Rowland. - miles from War
rem. containing 26 acres, in goodstate Of eulti-
walton. For perticuiars enquire OF
~ led. BRADFORD.
st his residence in Warren.
Aug. Z. 1s6T-9t
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10000

Trsnty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
Ssntsa sg hEAih& RSSat We VII pay AfRAr-
Tsnners &sLeafher Dealers. under Melon
nell's. ID door south Of Smith q M'Combs.f 20
- March 6,
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WESTERN RESERVE b.
Factory
ERXHHE PROPRIETOR
Carriages and BusEies,

S4d sAresto say to the public.
pository. onLibefty Street. ffew rods south Of
the Western RsssrTs Bank. the ArSsSt asGOrt-
Carriages and BusEies, -
That he has ever exhibited and ofsredfor sale
n this mRxkst. His stock eonsiGlg . MAINLY
.CARRI1GESa and sLIpRi STATS. Of WriO1s
patterns. 0ne-horse BuEgies Of nearly every
description, al o (which are Of the latest and
most approved Eastern styles. which for quail
u Of material, substantial Workmanship and
elegance Of fnilh. cannot be surpassed BY any
other establshment IN the State. Having in
successful operation sSTEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for msn1faeturing
his Spokes, Hubs, Eelloes, and ~eTerythinR that
can be done advantageously BY machinery. 7.
Being . practical mechanic himself. superin-
tending and oVerseeine all the various branch.
es, he Is prepared to furnish . vehicle in Arst
rate style, for lsss money than any other manu-
HACKS. PBDIERS WAGONS, COACHES 4
III ABAH0U0HE6
II not on hand. wiz be nsds 70 order. On GAort
notice. ~ lr
R-Repairing. Trimming and Painting done
UitlE eatness and dispatch. FIfL
aeAuWorkdonea at my mandatory wArran.
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Base Balls.

ADhSS I1dAAes ~
sTAlmstch gSmsF was plAssdTi n Kins-
man, between the Jockey, Of Kinsmsn,
and the TrunbuIl, of Wsrren; ON We'd
nssdsy. Slsts Of July. which, Was deci-
ded in favor of the former. The score
isss falloss al W %
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In addition to the above. I an prepared to
furnish Carriage-mAkers md others with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes. Bent Rims,
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-aTms, Hubs. &C., at a
low prices as at any other establishment.
Csriage-makars desiring to furnish their
own timber, can get thsir SDofes and HUB
turnedon short notice, snd atfslr prices
SeptS 1852 3. X. WISELL.
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z Ne Medicine Equals GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion Constipae
ton. Fever and Ague. Sick Head che. and all
diseases that proceed from a disordered state Of
the of the Stamaeh and Bowels. All druggists
keep it. aa Z q
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CALn9-bulN very ltLlo can DC e1lu Of . C19or-
ing character regarding the market for
the week Just closed. The dropping and un-
settled condition Of the mardet abtOad has ros-
trained shippers from operating to any eonsid-
tive operators. but asa general thing they were
very narrow in their views; generally insisting
upon, and in most instances obtaining. q reduce
lion Of 26950c . leo lbs The demand on local
ers buying as 1t we're. from hand to mouth
The supply has been moderate. but such has
been the sluggish movement. thai trade has
suffered no serious drawback thereby all de-
mands being fully met. The quality Of the arri-
yals vas dssidedly poof. and to tis fact per-
hsps - much - q NJ other. mai bsattributed
the dulness and depression that has been 80
unpleassntly prevalent during the week just
closed. Rough half fattened steers. thin cows.
coarse oxen. and light heifers. have made up
the great bulk Of the receipts TherehsVe been
no extra grades on the market, and COMPARE
lively few that could properly be called good.
no decided chsntss but for eonmen qualities.
owing 70 the excessive supply Of such on the
market. prices have receded fuliS $3.50 . 100
lbs. And even at this reduction. holders. in
many instances. we're unable to realize. some
500 head remaining ia the pens uns0ld at the
close On Saturday the market was ~lifeless, and
values Wera nOminally ~unckanged. The fol-
lowing were the - HaLAa %
CLOSING PRICES. =
Extra Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaging
LOO Ds and upWArds--......-..7.5 o97.75
Prime BeeVes-Good. well fstted. hne-
loo 70 / 100 D. s.--s-----$s.7ss7.S
s!sPssinF I.oSSI@ss st.sss.S
Medium Class-Modium stssrs and
good COWS. TT for city slaughter and uE Z
sTsTasinE sOoSi!00bs. st-----~sS.We5,sO
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging S.00S1.00o rs Z
..-... d .UlNt1. OU
Infsfior-Light and thin COWS / steers 8,50@S'75
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The sessions ofthis School for mi leach
ers, and i'm parting academic Instruction for the
year 1867. and 80, win begin August 18th. No
vember 18th and March 11th- For informa-
H.U, JOHNSON, Prin.
g Orwell. Chic July l1,rsm 600, bow IA
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and Tne.

Perfect ricks1 of the ordinary and large
size also. with Tile Ofsu sizes from two to SIX
inches In the bore, always on hand and for sale
at my residence opposite the new cemetery.
b May LIT f1 aaIr HOVER ADGATE.
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ILLEGAL Notices.
Barn Is Oa FireP,


Local Noiiees Is eeAls per kne frat insertiOn.
o. oe-og kia4 each ssbse9resizseriioz<
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CLOSING PRICEs.
g9UII.W l-W-l9
Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. we'll formed.
PennsyIVania Central Stock
Yards.

1dUH5DAlI AU8Ust = IoOII
C~ATTLE-The market during the week was
well supplied. The sales we're the largest We
portion Of the offerings were Of the medium
and lower grades Strictly prime were not 50
plenty. Bulls were freely offered sad sold at
low figures. Stock cattle sold . shade below
last weeks prices. Eastern purchasers we're not
very plenty. The advantages Of the market
we're on theBide Of buyers, who viii make the
proper use Of the same. The largest DO rtion Of
sales were made at S. GOES , cWt Only q
fsw head Of smooth, fat cattle brought the out
side figures. The operations for the past two
weeks we're
T-t-a vos * ,oaoko
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antToom in The basement of the River Block.
under Harmon Cos Store. Gentlemen, give us
acal. ----.L- u. "A IL. AAprI u =
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HapgoOd & RrOWn

Havejust received q good assortment Of ],
n. Brsdley,s Celebrated Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
being Double Springs. They are superior 70 al
othsrrs - .r-e1.s4T. - lJnIy 8. iso'Ia
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Flows, PIoWs, Flows. G
= The best steel PloEsin market atD. Il. Ben
EETis. opposite the Baptist Church. lrs.d 2
Warren, May /. 1S57-tf siEsnl arii- d.
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Special Notices.


2 some Of Our Contemporaries Seem to
think think that the triumph Of their cause de-
pended, like the fate Of Jericho, upon the
amount Of noise made-in these days Of refine
ment and luxury. an article of real intrinsic
merit issoon appreciated; hence the u~nboundee
and unparalleled success INFLAMMATION BIT
This remedy has ever and always been found
reliable As q gentle stimulant and tonic APP
petiZer it cannot be excelled- It is no doubt q
SSversagn remedy for. s1oHscnie disorders-for
AgeNNo Fgi1h ,syIo4 ,s9l1sul
Magnolia Water.-A delightful toilet a-ti-
Gle Superior to Cologne and at half price,
gAugust 7s2E. -3l1 org IL lrs :
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wooT Markets.

~ 4 IPt44ssuBaH, july 81. le7L
The wool market since our last weekly report
has boon extremely dull andRreas decAai1t
Dealers have no hopeof any AdFance. mpueS
until there . revival In ne so9lJ -
purchase at any margin in favor OF our desiess
and since our LIST there has zen e-eonstaerr
they an. dealers are indifferent abOut purehas-
ing at the following quotations;
Common % "a
Quarter blood fleece ~ to1ec
Three-quartsr blood eeee-------5 te4E
Extra full blood eece------ &c
OHIO
The StsSSsnEille Herald says: vsry large
amount Of wool has been purchased in tais mar
ket during the two rseks last past The aver
age clips Of Jefferson county have been Dur-
chased at SOC u. Fancy clips have been sold
at 4 tsG n = T e e P Tsm !; SS ZEE SfBs sRis e.ants.
West Va. sold bis clip last week 70 Mr.. Wiley,
Of Washington. Pa. for 75e = n. Other lotsl N
the same neighborhood have been soi4 nOm
10 75c 2 lb-faoey clips. Of course. Inc WOOL
market is improying-and prices upon the
whole, so far as we have been able to learn, are
Tbs Ksnton Republican, says: The wool
market in this section still continues dull, owing
to inactivity Of the trade in the East Prices
rule sbout thesame as our last quotstiOn-irom
St0 &c. - r- 10y 5l
walter A. Brown keo's., 0sw York; MoatA-
IL Wool Circular. dated 1st inst. IN speaking OF
the Wool Market says: z.a1laa
I'VE have 10 report q rather quiet montn.
although buyers have eleanedup nearly allthe
old Fleece Wool in market. and moderate Pur-
ehases Of the new clip have been made; prices
have fallen Of S94c 3 pound. With LIBERAL
receipts Of Wool. and . limited demand Tor
wooden goods. this was TO be expeeted- Iae
securing Of q good Hay and Wheat crop. with
ne zine prospect lor other staples. gives promise
OF a better feeling n trade generally Win
which Wool will yLpathIze.l
."AVery cautious policy Is being pursued o0tn
by manufacturers Of and dealers in goods
Neither are disposed to anticipate their neeessl-
ties the immediate consequence Is dull mar
ket. but ultimate result vii probably be 9eue-
fetal, and we look for a Healthy and largely m
creased trade later in the season.
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Flour. Flour.

Flour, Flour. I
Those wishing White Amber, Red Spring
Wheat. or Rye Flour. will find it to their inter
est TO call at the Island Mills.
9 June 5. 1861. 81 RUSH. HAMILTON & ca
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The Best is ths cheapest.

!, We sszrant our white wheat -four. the best
April 1T. RUSH, HAMILTON & Co.
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FreeofC haFgeaH

D. FIozr OF Feed purchased at the Island Mills,
win be delivered free of charge to any part Of
town. RUSH, HAMILTON eco. o.
May1 /. 1867.
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For sale,

A fine q Octave Piano Forte Is on exhibition.
at the National House. Warren, o.. and IS
offered for sale on HbefaIterms by +,
q 5 167-f ADoLPHUS GRRTER.
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Orweu Normal Institute.

TurnIp Seed!A VI
Tea at SO. NBAbbifs POtash4sss new 4 Ad-
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After the game was over, the Jockey
invited the Trumbull boys to . splsn-
did supper got up for the occasion, to
which they did ample jhStiCsE A re-
turn match Wiiibe played IN Warren.
on the l4th ofAugust. go. go
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IahnMNSfuH

Has removed his law ONCE to the room over
Aapgood Browns Store River Block. Main
Street. Warren, Ohio, .
Nay 1.1S57rtfv ~ %.
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New.

Il il said that Netterheld2 Pew lave the best
and most reliable and convenient fruit jar in
market. Please call and examine this jar
July 17.tf1Ea ~ f1sc .GRs11 1fa-a EeG
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Hoyt, stratton q HaPgOOd
Are still Headquarters for White Lead. Linseed
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