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Queer preparations With queer names. ar,
nowadays compounded. almost without nrm-
Der. many nquestionably worthless, and Iapv
still verse. absolutely injurious. The A6.ms
is. We are convinced, an exception 70 sinner IN
these .categories. We have seen il triod and
know IL will do sg recommended. rastare rray
hair to its original color and lnstre, and al ne
same tint perform every function Of a perfeot
HAIR dressing. which neither Injuries the
texture OF the hair. nor colors the linen or
skin. For the purpose designated. We believe II
g be the very best preparation in use,-Eaa
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Fall and Winter Fashions.
OF Ladies saques. in cloth and velvet. open
A. E. ANDREWS d SONS.
Fire.
A fact for business men to remember.

Fire.
A fact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous contiagrati0ns du-
ring the past few months have brought ruin
and destruction upon many Fire Insurance
Companies; especially those companies doing q
local business have been Inflated.
The New York Superintendent of the Insu-
rance Department, in bis list of New York In
surance Companies, puts down the "HoNK" as
having the largest amount Of capital; largest
amount of net assets, n largest amount efnet
cash premiums.
The immense business Of the "HoMK" is truly
Marvellous Its premium receipts exceeded the
total Ofthose of "a ofthe New York well estab-
Lis he'd Fire Insurance Companies all combined.
It's income for the year ending January LIST.
1867, was over two million eight hundred and
fifty thousand dollars it paid for losses to the
amount of $-ST4.449,Q. In the same period and
dividends 70 the amount Of $4,000. leaving as
sets on hand Of SS.645sSSS. 81. and this too in one
of the most calamltous years in the history Of
FIRE insurance. While many Fire insurance
Co.'S within twelve months. have completely
Withered and broken down bentath this fiery
dispensation. the HON" comes out unscathed
with its regal capital Of two million dollars un-
approached. This is a marvel and a triumph,
and honor TO the firm. keen and skilful pilots
who stood at the helm and guided the noble in
stitution through the past terrible twelve
months.
The HoNR INSURANCE. Co, still continues to
issue policies on the safer class Of Merchan-
disc and Dwellings at Warren through WHIT
TLESEY ADAMS. their only agent at this
place. lSept. 4. 1S67-tf.
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BRIsroL. O. Sent. 1861.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-A cloudless sky
still looks down upon US, unscreened by
clouds, while the rays of s'0d Sol" fall
with whitening effect upon US, drying and
scroching all upon which he looks with
his willing gaze. The spring time was
favorable and with its, copious showers
brought a plentiful harvest, but since that
the weather snd grasshoppers have taken
most Of the vegetation from the gardens
and green fields, and in its stead we now
find parched roots and dried leaves
Whether our sins be many or few, we
would like q little rain. Notwithstanding
tho droEght our good people, assisted by
adjoining towns, had a
3 skBB4TH SCHOOL PICNIC
in the woods of VIM. Sager, ESQ. two
miles North Of the Centre. Nine schools,
four from Pennington, one from Bloom
field, one from Greene, and three from
our own town, assembled to pass the time
IN festiVity and merriment.
The day was very warm and dutsy, still,
vehicles Of al kinds with banners flying,
brought about fifteen hundred persons on
the ground, not less than n thousand Of
whom were children belonging to the diff.
ferent sabbath schools, The exercises
were opened by prayer by Rev. Asahal
Reeves, after which q very interesting di-
alogue took place between Rev. Burgess,
of Pennington, and the -~sslittle folks"
which caused considerable amusement
Rev. Wakefield, of Greene, then talked to
the children, giving them very good ed-
vice. A. w. Gran, Principal Of Western
Reserve Seminary, then delivered a short
address, which was full of meaning and
contained many things which all present
might profit by. Mr.. Graft is an excel
lent speaker andE teacher that any young
person might be glad to receive instruc-
ton from.
During these exercises the committee
might have been seen transferring from
boxes and baskets, large quantities of pro-
visions Of all kinds. which delighted the
eyes of the young, and even the older were
heard to exclsim sit is good 10 be herei''
and judging from the manner in which
they disposed of eatables, we suppose they
spoke the very feeling of their hearts
were conducted round the table by
j acobNorton, Esq, who was marshal of
the day, and learned from him that the
table was n hundred and thirty feet
long, and that good pure water flowed
from the hillside in quantities sufficient to
quench the thirt of m~ultitudes. The ia
BILE was finely arranged and contaiReda am
pie provisions for all the schools present.
The time was enlivened during the ex-
BY music from the corlet bands
Of G1staTus and Mesopotamia, and the
marshal band Of Pennington. No acct
dent happened TO mar the pleasures of the
day, and all left with the utmost good
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MnOLEsALE MARKET.

OPFIcE WESTERN hksERFE CHkONlCLAs
AtIl.#5} WAREES o. Sept. u. 1867.
Gold. ISs.
Silver. large. rs. EF u. q
small, Us. s-4 -l y
HTe-TEtnties. 1867. IL
- 1854. 10. 600 aA p
1856. ITO.
lls67;IOS.
SsTen-Thirties. Qst series log.
cd and Sd series) los
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. lis.
- 1855, 11b. =
There was more doing in the market for the
past week but room for a decided improvement.
Our buyers are operating cautiously. The aour
market has been quite active. Wool has come
IN slowly and remains atlast week 3 quotations.
Large quantities Of fruit have been thrown up
On me market causing q decline. Butter and
Cheese remain firm with an advance on the for
peE. Corn. Cat. HaY. Flax Seed and Straw.
good figures. The retail market governed BY
the WhOlesaleha but few changes, the stable
articles remeining unchanged.
PRoVIsI0NS-Firm.
P0ULTRY-4Oto Soc per head.
GR0CERIES-Lisht and quiet.
BEANs-White $500 per bashel.
WHEAT-Whits. $3.50. Ambsr. 500. Spring
No L $1.s5.
FLOUR-$l2O to $l250.
FLAX sEED-s2@ Rbu- Flax Seed Oil. $50
? gal Flax Straw S. to S. per ton.
OATS-Osts are inactive at Soc
coRN-COrn in good demand LIS.
Apples-l.OR busheL
DRIED APPLES-7@sc.
BUfTER-Fresh Roll Butter 2OaGe.
CHEESE-Wsstern Reserve $685. and duh.
EGGS-l5c.
HoNEY-22G5 per pound.
W00L-S942c.j
LARD-cOuntry rendered. 1O9l2H.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTAT0ES-SlM.
TEASA.W to l.O per chest.
coFFEE-229SO per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report. =
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CLIMAX

CLIMAX.
Aplain statement offscts. 1 Inherited Scrok.
ulas and many ofmy reIationshsye died of it,
In 1883 my case was frightfuL. Tumors and nj
eers.sDread until in IS42, under the advice OF my
physicians I went 10 Avon Springs. 1 received
no bene6t-tried every medicine and did every
thing ! could had orest my arm on q cush-
ion. and had not bean able to rais iii to my head
for o~Versyear. The discharge fon two ulcers
was nearly q pint q day. Amputatioa uzs rec
ommended; but pronounced dangerous. I
could not sleep. and M sufferinTs were intoler-
ablA Afriend brought me an RnRlish phyE-
clan Who applied q salve with which he said ne
had accomplished extraordinary cures in the
hospitals In England. It commancsd TO relieve
IDsrsistedin its use; it finally effected a psr5eci
and entire cure. Itis now 1913. Il IA five year
since I bad the appearance Of 3 serofulous sore.
and ny health has hssngoOd ever since. Ipro-
cured the receipt Of this wonderful artacls-this
blessing Of humanity-and have called Il
PACKS CLIMAX sALvE." and allev the pubIic "A
use it o. not as thsp choose. This Is a brief but
eandids statement. given more fully in ny circu-
lar. jim. PAGE
GENEVA. New York. December. 1915.
New York. Oct. Is. 1885,
Il have known J. NJ. Page. Esq. Of Geneva
N. Y, for many years. He is one of the first
citizens of Western New York, I saw him lat
week in good health. Hiscase was . most re-
narkable one but actually true in every par
ticular. (Signed) DExAs BIRSKs.D
We have watched the unaided but growing IA
vor Of PAGES CLIMAX sALvE." and ~ayailin,.
ourselves Ofthe knowledge Gifts wonderful cr,-
rative powers. have become propristOrs of the
anne.
Its 3 sure cure for Burns. Scalds, SerV .fula.
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Broken Breasta Frost
Bites. Chlblains. stings. Bruises. Cuts. Swell
inEs.&c. whether upon mar or beast It sub
dues pain and inflammation with surprising celer-
ity. and heals burns without . scar. No amily
should be without II. It Is always wanted. and
is always ready. We win forfeit . dozen boxsS
for any single failure. We belisse there va,
never anything like it in the world. It is put
up in tin boxes. surrounded by n full circular
giving facts. directions. testimonials, &c, and
can be ordered through any respectable Drug
gist throughout the world Price only Is cents.
WHITE C ROWLAND,
Successors to IN. PACE. LII LIBERTY STREET.
New YORK. Maya. 1867. e. o. v.
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$500,

$500! V54ts 8aEstB
At aoYT. sTRzfTOE / HkPGooDs.
h ~
New Goods
- 1 - -
- HAPeooD4 BROWNS
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New Goods
Grand Patriotic Costume
Concert.

Nj. J. C. Kane's aeisss Of young gents and
misses. numbering one handrsd and forty schol-
arr. will give two Concerts a. Webs Hall, in
about two weeks. Mr.. Kane was here about two
years ago. and gave rs . rare musical treat
The people w not forgotten the splendid en-
tertainmenH he then gave As. He informs M
the coming concerts will surpass those given two
years aga. ~
Mr.. Kane WflInaks an effort to get q class of
certs. His system of teachinR, he claims' re-
heFes the study Of music Of its dullness.
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ORANeEY1LLr, sept. eth. Is6

1870
EDITOR CRoHIcLK:-As you have re.
eeiFad no communication from this place
for some time, thoughts best-po write
70 you and let you knowthatve still four
ish, though exceedingly dry, and that we
have one of the finest base ball clubs here
that can be found on the Reserve. They
played 9 match game on Saturday last.
with the Vernon club and beat them
The score stood SO 70 n. They also play
ed 9 match game with the GreenviiIe
8 WideaFakeS" In q game of nine in
nings, the score stood % for the Wids-
awakes, and p for the Pymatuning club,
But while the boys are enjoying the
ball play, the farmers are mourning over
the very dry weather and the scarcity Of
pasture. If rain does not ceome soon,
farmers viii have to commence feeding
hay TO their stock "a ..
II. B. Wick s Co., Of Youngstown.
are leasing territory all around our Village
for the purpose Of searching for coal
very sznguinesthey hpsthe ar
tele, and we hope they have.
Respectfully &c.
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Cheyenne City, the terminus Of the
Union Pacific Railroad at the Rocky
Mountains, is destined to have 10000 in
habitants in the spring. Late accounts
from Cheyenne report the city very or.
DERBY. The military viii not allow i'm
proper characters TO settle. About one
hundred and fifty houses, all wooden
buildings, have already been erected. a
large number of persons arrive daily from
Colorado and Utah,
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The P~hotographIe Art

simple art and requires but little study until
you connectit with Painting. then there opens
to rs a broad field Of study and practice, and
only he who has drawn and can use the brush
will succeed in producing shadows which will
afford pleasant recOllecti0ns Of the once living.
Mr.. B has been making linked Photographs
from old Dag. and from life, for 5 years. Our
card work gives satisfaction. Good assortment
Of Frames at reasonable prices. ~
Rooms on Market Street. c. c. Tayloris old
stand. BROOKS Il POTTER.
Aug. 14tf
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List Wednesday, evening several boys
were engaged in plsy-at Columbus, Ohio,
when q son of VIM. Renner, aged about
twelve years, few suddenly, and apparent
ly without any esRss, intola violent pas
sion, and plunged knife into the heart
Of > SOM of Peter Schwartz killing him
almost instantly.
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The first niHe of she Jockey, Of Kins-
man plsyedA match on Saturday the l4Ih,
with TIE hrst nine Of the BucksyeEofV Yer
nca. winning BY the following score
Jockey so. Buckeye 10. :
The second nine of the Jockey played 8
match the same day With the second mines
Of the ResOlute Of Andovsr, winning BY
8 . &c for the Jockey, against 80
for Resolnts- ,e' !,
Saturday ths 2lst inst, the first mines
of the Jockey, and the Independent Of
GustAyus. play a msteh on the groun ds o.
he latter.
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FahAestOck's
Pure E EsR.. 1 sTEG fHE5 s'1ii f Z stiSSj s.
Auruef 2i-tf

Don't try!
iTomake clothing for your Boys when you can
buy il cheaper all made up. A
August g. 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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Weed Saving nIachine.

The highest pre- awarded American Machine,
wzs bestowed on the Celebrated Weed Loci
Stitch Machine. at the Paris Exposition. II
has two styles Of feed. the four motion and
wheel feed will do heavy work equally IS vel
IS light Straight needle, the best and most
complete Machine in market. Send for eircu-
lar. agents wanted. Address
G. w. CROMWELL co.
III. Superior St., Cleveland. Ohio.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

- rrHHHHL
-Thermomesar stood ats6 deg. IN shs
shads at q o'eiOek, Tuesday afternoon.
Jerome 7. Campbsl hiss enc of the
finest grocery stores in town. o n Main
streeEae m hssul
We this week publish q quite readA.
BILE letter from our tOwnsman, Mr.. War.
rem Packard, who is now in Europe.
Senator Chandler, of Michigan, and
Gen z b Hayes, speak at Warren, Oct.
5. Come and hear them.
Asoresosge ?. Wood, whose health
had been quite bad for several months, died
IN this plscs on ssturdsytAzts His faner-
II took place on Monday.
Gen. Hayes, Union Republican can.
didste fst eovsaa5s vii speak ct War
ran, on Saturday. October s. Come and
hear the 6ofctnof.
The woody horse exhibited in this
place on he day q The cO~PpsrheAd meet
ing, died the next day. BE preferred
death 10 eopperhesd equality
shisrs Mcsaneat sseeted by
the citizens Of MssopoAmia, at the Center
of ihat town, Is to be dedicsted with ap-
D ProPriats ceramoniss, on Thursday. 0ctO-
Der 10th.
Senator Patterson, Of New Hamp.
shire and Hon.D CsdWell, of Ohio, viii
speak at Wsbbis Hall. in Warren. on
Tuesday evening Sept "a Don't fail to
come out and hear them. -
Attention is called 70 the advertise
ment Of Mr.. c. Breidenbsch, upbOlsteser,
in another column. Mr.. EBaHrsSgood
workman, and gek up superior spring
beds, lounges &c.
-VisitOrs a the fair 70 day and tO-mof-
who may wiah . good diansraean be fully
accommodated st the fair grOundsdining-
hail, under charge Of the ladis of the N.
Z. Church,
About aine O'Clock, last Wednesday
hight t6essx min.of ar Wyatt Nc,
KAY. Of BEookfeld, was destroyed by FIRE.
The origint fthe fire b unknown. VAL
ned at 5000 Insured for $500 in The
Manhattan Company.
We learn from Mr.. L. C. Perkins,
Post Hssssr At Kihsmsns mat the Post
Once st Ensnan has been designated by
the Postmaster General as 8 money order
Office, and is now prepared . lssue money
orders payable 1t the prsacipsl cities and
towns IN Al parts OF the United States.
lii our report Of ihe proceedings Of
the September Session Of the County
CsunzziOasrs, q clerical error occurred
in baszibing the minute making the
smqunt-sf the claim of Stephen &ottread
$500 whereas the amount Of his claim
presented and allowed was but 500.
3-oaF thauks a-s dhs N Henry Whs
deck for several packages Of liberal size,
containlHg sampleSef AHoad, Cream
sadzSngsf Crackers, manufactured by
him. M Waldeck is s practical baker
and the samples he has left with 5 ena-
bic IstO ssy he hor06gbly understands
his business.
The Vorkmen in the sewer on Mar
ket Street. . few dsys since came across q
nest of bouldeEs about Is feet under
ground, and Obstructing their work. In
order TO rernoxe them 1t WIS Necessary tof
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Teacher,s Examinahons.

Examination for the Teachers Of Trumbun
County, viii be heldas folIoWsE
Hartford. Sept. .. Warren oct5. Greene.
October II, Pennington, Oct. 19. Newton Falls,
2s6 =. Warren. New. 9. Warren. Nov. 30.
Examinations viii commence each day at 10
9'eloek, an. Each applicant win provide him.
seit WITH Slate snd Pencil. and the exact change,
LAUREN COLEMAN. Sec'y.
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Hair JeweIry. BratdIng SC,

Mrs. H. G. Taylor. successor to Miss s. Z,
Gordon. Manufacturer and dealer in Hair lew
elry. Braiding, Switches. Curls, Puffs, Chignons,
Frize.tes; 40. Room over Smith e Mccombs.
Warren. Ohio.
n. B.5Highest price paid for dark hair by
Mrs. II. G. Taylor. lSept lift
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The barn of S. w. Fenton, of North
Bristol, was entered one night last week,
and from among two hundred and eighi
heeces of wool which he had in his gran.
ary seyenty,fve were stolen. The wool
wss carried some distance from the barn,
for traces were plainly seen on the bars
through which the thieves had passed
Mr.. Fenton is at present writing, after
the thief, and hopes are entertained that
he will overtake him. +
ave Respectfully Yours
A BOHEMIAN.
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Has removed his law ONCE to the room over
HaPgood 3 Browns Store, River Block. Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
May !. l867-tf
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9O.OOO.

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By Milan 4 Ward, we win pay the mar
ket price. MILAN E WARD
Tanners 4 Leather Dealers. under Mccon-
nell's. ID door south Of Smith 4 M'Combs.
March 6, ls67-tf
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SUN Drawing.

Competition DeHed
In Black Suits. at REED d ADAMS.
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That A. s. Andrews 4 Sons are selling Gen
tlemen's Suits hoeHfO per cent. lower than any
other house ID the market Best double and
twisted CAssimeres $i.50 and SIS,
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Pennsylvania Central StO OK
Yards.


NNNNI.WNULa EVE l. tut
CATTLE-rhe market since our last has IN
dergone no very material change. The sales as
compared with the week ending the 9Th, show q
q falling of amounting to rs head. Ghe rates
red-thO former figures being generally paid for
bulls and the latter for good fat cattle. The
bulk of sales ranged from S4.50a7.O q cEt-
The operations for the past three weeks Wereas
E,11---
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A thing OF Beauty is a Joy

Watches for the Ladies ean't be beatI The stylss
are exquisite, the en1meIing and finish are
superb. sud we have the LARdEST STOCK
We ever brought. into this country, The cost
Is reasonably cheap Thirty Five Dollsrs and
lupwardzi 5HcyoRr wedding anniversary ap-
proachingf Remember il with joy. and max
the heart Qfyour partner glsd with . present
Of one Of these splendid Watches, to be bought
a. JUL1uS KINGS on Main Street. 80
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ssTry AZ but Onee-The Giant Dies
refers to the manner in which disease is uncore-
moniousy treated BY DR.. J. w. POlands White
Pine Compound. Coughs. Colds. Throat and
Lung affections and all diseases Of the Bladder
and Kidneys yield to this medicine. aa
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SHEEP-The market was poorly supplied
demand, however. was restrained and the
rates Of inferior descriptions were doWn as low
as S1,O0F head, whilst good fat mutton was dis
prices. The operations for the past three weeks
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Young Mems styles! M -
OF Silk and Cashmere Hat, st
August2 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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It has been said that the Photographs art "is
6 very simple art and requires but little study
only as il is connected with painting" We do
not understand whether the auther Of this state
ment intended to convey the idea that it re
quires but little study" to master the art, or
simply get q sprinkliag Of some Of its first rudi-
ments, for he has not been at all particular TO
specify on. this point However. if he means
the latte, he is certainly correct, ifthe former.
We think Ne would do well to learn the art be-
fore making such statements. In regard to
painting Eve not mean house painting) the real
artist seems inspired. as il were, By a natural
gift. and for such the effort Of drawing upon
canvas any fixed object, is seemingly q LUXURY,
sndthose who have little or no aafuraIt taste for
such a calling. had better let it alone. Thus 1t
will be seen at q glance. that Portrait pa int
mo and Phofograpbiae. however beautifully the
two may be blended tegether. are really two
separate and distinct arts In copying Daguer-
reOtypes. Ambrotypes. or any kind Of picture
requiring the aid of the brush, in india ink. or
water coiors. We employ the best German color
ist, ifthe picture is 10 be inishedin oil we have
one first class Artist in Warren. in the person Of
J.C. Crawford. who has always done our oil
work in the most satisfactory manner.
Gallery No. Is, Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
August q. RICE-Artist.
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Those Beautiful
Matched suits are selling low. at
August q, 1857 REED ADAMS.
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Something for the Ladies.
Those very handsome new Millinery good
just received By the Misses Foreman. at then
Rooms in Webs Block Main St. are the admi-
ration Of all our ladies, who exclaim-"beauti,
full ! kes~ntifulI" Their goods are rich IN quail
" and Of the most approved styles. Ladies
yol are cordially invited to caI and look a
their sock .1ITlEi elSeptf lS-t.
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SILK & Cashmere Hats
For old Gentlemen. at
August g. 1867 .2T REED q ADAMS,
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New York CattIe nIarket.

SEPTEMBER 16.
Receipts 6.126 beeves; 80, leo sheep and
lambs; 22.SS9.
BEEVES.-There was a frmer feeling
and prices were higher for the better
grades, and steady for the lower grades
The offerings which amounted to 1850
head were all disposed of. Average quail
ity better than last week. Quotations:
Extra S16,00917,56 prime is, 500
16, 10; frstquality SIS, 50@l6,OO; fair to
good 14,25@l5,25; ordinary a so
and inferior Ss,O0@10,O0.
SHEEP-Less buoyRnt under the low
demand and fair supply. Prices are a
trife lower, closed heavy. The offerings
1000 head were disposed of however
Quotations: Extra sheep S6,25@6,50;
prime IS, 10000; ordinary and common
S4,25@5,50; inferior 4.50@5,O0.
LAMBS-Lsss buoyant unde- a low de-
mand and fair supply Quotations: Infe-
riOr to extra So, a
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Town and County.

TAs Hou.s u rss.. % Bod . ADAns..
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NeWRoomsI

Two splendid Store Rooms l6 by 65 #. and 6
families Just finished, in Kings new block on
Main St. for rent on reasonable terms. For
particulars apply a King's JeEelry Store.