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New Goods New Rooms.

MRS POTTER HAVING JUST
1yl returned from the East with q largestoek
Of Millinery Goods Of the most new and desira-
Andrews e Son. formerly occupied By Mrs.
King, where she win DO happy to wait upon all
who may favor her with their custom. All Work
W~arrsatedto give sstisfsction.
Who that has rot . heart Of steel
Does not 4 thrill Of pleasure feel.
When New Bonnets are for sale
Where flowers. beads and ribbons tHine
To deck the human face divine.
And In their duty never fail.
ApriiH. 1857.
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UNITED STATES 4 roREIeE
Patent ONCE Agency

1876 Bank Stu Cleveland, o. and Washington, D.
We prosecute business Of every description
relating to Inventions. Patents. InfFiAgements,
&C. W. H.BURkIDGE 4 CO,
a. Orders mag be LEFT with the sditsr Of the
WEsTERE REsEKvE CHRONIcLR, who is authOri-
Esd to reeeive orders for our agency.
MArsa = wranruvg
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Why do the people afix the words ''no
cards" at the end Of a marriage announce
ment! Because they have played all of
their cards before marriage.
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The White Pine Compound
GEORGE ", SWEET, III, D..
PROPRIETOR.
:

PHEPARKD AT TIE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
100 HAEoFER STREET, BosFoS,
Under the Supervision Of Rev. J. W. Poland.
HOYT, -STRATTOE b HAPG00D; i. A.
BExTos, NYEls e Cn7rEED, and sfRoxa {
A1nsrRos9 Wholesale Agents. 4ffrE4E
Hareh6. lS57-1yreoW
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ENACTMENT

IA Milo Powers. Plaintiff. VI Thomas B.
Lloia, Defendant. Before n. W. Palmer. jus
dee Of the Peace Of Mecca ToEnihip, Trunbull
Isid Justics issued an order Of attachment in
the above seton for the sum Of two hundred
and siEht doilATs and Eixty-sight eant1- Said
cause win be for hearing sspt ds2Ia 3
o'clock, .. N. MlLO fON 81.
Aug Z. ls6T-St 81. a.
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TrunbulI County Union NOM.
1waffRg Convention.

Tie Union voters Of Trumbul county are re-
QuesSed to meet By delegates IN convention at
Warren on Wednesday. August 18th. 1901. N
Webb Hall at II O'Clock a.: NJ. for the pgr-
pose Of putting IN nomination. tne ono"ns
one Reprs;sntHtive. One survsyOE
One Sheriff, 4 IOne Comm1snonsf'
One Treasurer, One Coroner
One Recorder. lone 1nnrmAry Ofree-
One Preserving Attyg tor,
SThS rstioof representation win be one dele
rate for every 80 vets cast for Seeretsg o
Ststa in 1856, and enc for every traction OF =
eral tsWnShins the following number Of dele
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-. THE IA
GREAT NEW ENGLAND
WHITE PINE C0MPGITNDI

Is now offered to the afflicted thro1shout Ne
country, affer having been proved by the te2 OF
eleven yeara IN the new England States, where
il merits have become az ven known As the
The White Pine COmDouna Cures
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Diptheria, Bron-
chitis, Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Afec-
tons generally. 1t IS q remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty Of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the kidneys and Blad-
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Settlements Ordered to be
Advertised.

following accounts Of R~rscutofs, Adminis-
traitors aud Guardians which have been fled in
the Probats court Of Trambun COUNTY. 0hi0,
boadVertiBsd for four consecutive weeks. accord
ing 70 Law and thai they continue on file for
inspection aud exception until the 5th day
Of September, A. d.. 1857. when they will Be
examined and ordered 20 record If no sxcep-
tons appear thereto. F
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING,

THIS NEW ROOFING NATE
II RIAL which has attracted 80 much attsn-
ton the paetseason. d now within the reach of
all wanting roof IN this county. ts
Tia subscriber having dtsposed Of ais farmer
business, win reside IN Warren sfer the 1st Of
April. and give his exclusive attention to the
putting on Of this roof. Until that time he may
be found At the American House, CT IOr the
present week working hours. AZ tie new Rot
ling Mil IN Warren. Whieh is nov being rooted
with this new material. Roofs q ' been put
on for the following persons the past season:
Jacob II. Baldwin. House: Jameson & Vice.
Ter. part Of FoundES PACKARD. Cook & Co..
addition 70 part Of PIANIST Em; Iddings \
Aozgan,B Store Part Of-the AHeskiesn Hguze.
over uS: Joan Hutehins, sames Packard uuQ
q Medbury's Blacksmith Shop; James Yard
q Co, Niles, Rolling Min and Nail Fael0y:
Marshall d Calhoun Store 1t Niles.
His roofing has the folloElug qualifications:
LIST. Itmakes \ perfectly tight roof
d. j ig IRE proof and the tact Of its being
licensed By the Fire Board in the city Of
New York, TO be Used IN the FIRE limits, issun-
eient testimony on this point. besides it ear BE-
proved ~ aetqal test. ina very few ninutssto
Sd. Il ispot expendEe-eOsting lsss than .
first class Single roof kfn. l..
4th. It can be used on . very fat roof or o
. roof Of any finish OF upon a5perpandieular
Wsllif necessary and not run by tbs hsat ofths
sth. It Is durable; the elsmsnH lawns no
eject uPonit except 70 petrify il. forming .
Warren o. March %. 1867
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

A Kid Gloves, the
"a genuine article. for sale By
PECK &BR0THRR'S.
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The several Townships Of Mahoning County
will be untitled fnthe following
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MARRIAGES..


August 9Th at the rssi5snes q Mg Lsn:s By
and Miss RH0DA LANE. beth Of Warren.
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RE1GINGEoRG9
EMRH A@RH%.
SOLD BIZ rnE TRADE CENTRALLY.

10000 frni.isd n D. 5. G-ggngns.l.
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Jas Mcconnell. Final Settlement Of Assignee
John McCaughuy, Partial Settlement Of !"
Charles White, Partial Settlement Of Trustee
Peter c. Allison
ALBERT YEOMANs.
July 7, 1857. Probate Judge.
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wal holding such office at the com
mencement Of the rebellion, or had
held it before, and who has afterwards
engaged in instruction or rebellion
against the United States. or given aid
or comfort to the enemies thereof, il
entitled TO be registered OF to vote
and the words executive or judicial
Office in any State in said oath men
toned shall be construed to include all
civil Offices created by law for the ad.
ministration of any general law of 9
State, or for the administration of JUS
tice.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted,
That the time for completing the ORR
ginal registration provided for in said
act may, in the discretion of the COM
mander of any district, be extended
to the first day of October, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seVen and the
boards Of registration shall have power,
and it shall be their duty, commencing
fourteen days prior to any election
under said act. and upon reasonable
notice of the time and place thereof,
to revise, for a period of Eve days. the
registration lists, and upon being salts
fed that any person not entitled there
to has been registered, to strike the
name of such person from the list, and
such person shall not be allowed 10
vote. And such board shall also, du.
ring the same period, add to such reg
istry the names of all persons who al
that time possess the qualifications re-
quired by said act who have not been
already registered ; and noperson shall
at any time, be entitled to be register.
ed or to vote by reason of any execu'
tive pardon or amnesty for any act OF
thing which, without such pardon OF
amnesty, would disqualify him from
registration or voting.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted,
That section four Of said last-named
act shall be construed 10 authorize the
commanding general rsmed therein,
whenever he shall deem it needful, to
remove any member of q board Of
registration and to appoint another in
his stead. and to fill any vacancy in
such board.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted,
That all members of said board of regis
tration and all persons hereafter elect
ed or appointed TO office in said mill
tsry districts, under any so-called State
or municipal authority, or by detail or
appointment of the district comman'
ders, shall be required to take and to
subscribe the oath of Office prescribed
by law for officers of the United States.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted,
That no district commander or mem
Der of the board of registration, or any
of the officers or appointees acting un-
der them, shall be bound in his action
by any opinion of any civil officer of
the United States.
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The astonishing success which has attended
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pursuits Price, 81 per box
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price Address all orders 10
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No. Us River St, Troy, y. \.
mchD-eod, triwGwly
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From sou,h America.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The HeraId's
Panama correspondent says: a British
fSigate appeared of Carthaginn on the
9th of February, and the Captain ad-
dressed a note TO President, insisting
that the British Consul should receive
the mails before they were sent TO the
local postofhce; and that the President
should apologize for past offences in
respect TO. the matter. The President
evaded decisive answer to these prop
ositions. The war steamer of the ser
vice ofiMosquem came into port, in
the meantime, and was seized by the
Englishman, when the demands were
reiterated, with threats of taking other
measures in the event of nOn-compli-
ance. The President fearing lombard
ment succumbed and apologized, prom
ising TO do better in the future.
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Amendment ruled out of

lLaughter.l Amendment ruled out of
order.
Mr.. Perham suggested as a substi-
tute that the Secretary of the State be
authorized TO prescribe such uniform
as he may deem proper.
Mr.. Banks refused to let the amend
ment be offered.
The House seconded the previous
question and passed the joint resoIu-
ton
Mr.. DonaIly offered the following:
Resolued, hat this House express
its earnest desire that the people OF the
States lately in rebellion will reorgan-
ize in accordance with the existing laws
for that purpose; and insert in their re-
specttve State Constitutions provision
requiring the Legislature 90 establish a
system of free schools, which shall az
ford adequate opportunity for public
education TO all children of the State.
Adopted.
Adjourned.
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Adjournment orConEress--Jen Davis
.-rhe Nen York Cnr..nn


The New York COIIeetOrship.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The Times
special says: If Congress shall adjourn
on Tuesday or Wednesday next, as is
now almost certain, the President will
issue on the day of adjournment a
proclamation calling an extra session
especially to consider the nominations
for official positions.
The President has been urged by
prominent Republicans and others. 10
release JEFF Davis upon his own recogE
nizance, because there is no prospect of
Chief Justice Chase holding court in
Virginia, so long as that State is under
the control ofthe military; he deemingi it
beneath the dignity of Judge OF the
supreme Court to preside in a district
under such control.
There is good reason for saying that
within the next ten days Jeh. Davis
will be released upon his own recogni-
lance, to answer when called upon.
Horace Greeley, Mayor Hoffman, of
New York, Mr.. Opdyke and others,
of like influential position; have
had interviews with the President,
within the past day or two, and the
"quid nuncs" attribute their visits to
the supposed intention of the Admin
istration TO remove Mr.. SEythe. lam
not authorized TO say what was the OBJ
tect OF the interview, but / can saw con-
ndentially, that there Is no intention at
this moment, or under the existing
circumstances, to displace Mr.. Smythe.
1t isnow stated upen good authority
that Mr.. Foster will not receive the
nomination of Minister to Austria.
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Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
vada, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn. and
the Earnings of the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
interest upon the COmpanys Bonds.
Having been Tor some time familiar with
the operations OF the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, We are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence,
and that the energetic and economical man
ageInent OF the Company's affairs, entities
them to the confidence or Capitalists and the
public We have carefully Investigated the
progress, resources, and prospects of the
Road, and have the fullest confidence in its
success, and In the value and stability OF the
Companys securities The attention OF
Trustees OF Estates, Institutions, and indl-
Nidunls desiring long, safe and remunerR-
tive Investment is especially invited 10 these
Flrst Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded 10 us direct or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts of the country.
Remlttances may De made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes Ma
tional Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address by Express free of charge. In
Quirtes for further Particular, 10y mail OF
otherwise, win receive punctual attention.
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankersand Dealers in Government
Securities.
No. S NASSAU STREET. y. Y

No. S NASSAU STREET, NY.
n. BAH kinds OF Government Securities
received AT the full market price in exchange
for the above Bonds Also,
SS-Au descriptions of Government Secu-
rites kept constantly on hand, and Bought,
Sold, OF Exchanged.
GTGold Coin and U. 8. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected.
SSrDePosits received on liberal terms, sub
iect TO check at sight.
ns-COllectiOns made throu ghout the coun.
try.
~ Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the stock Exchange ON commits
sion for cash.
s97specisL Attention given to the EI-
change of SEVES-THIkTY NOTES OF al
the Series for the New FIEE-TWENTY
BONDS OF 1855, on the most favorable terms
mRS-2aWlm
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ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The damage to
the bridges. trestle work, etc., on the
Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern Diyis-
ion, by the late flood has been repaired,
and Il aims are now running through.
The new bridge over Solomon Fork,
81 miles West of Fort Riley, WAS COM
pleted on the 22d, and a locomotive now
reaches point ass miles west of st.
Louis. The track is being laid at the
rate of one mile per day.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of March.

LONDON, March 25-Noon.-Cousols
opened at el1t; Illinois Central, 7s1z;
5-2Os, 74}zi Erie, 80.
AT Frankfort, 5-2Os were rs; at Paris,
s49a
LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Cotton open
ed firm and active. Breadstuffs, gener-
ally quiet Corn, declined to 4os Sd, for
mixed western. Oats, steady at sos Sd.
Provisions, quiet and unchanged. Lard.
dull. Bacon; 10 for Canada cut.
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GHASTELLAR'S
W HITE LIQ I'D.
EN- AMEI

DOR IMPROVING AND BEAUrIFYISG
E the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin pead-lke tint,
that Is only found In youth. II quickly ne
moves Tan, FreckleS, PImpleS, Biotches, Moth
Patches, SalIowneSs. ETuptiOns. and all i'm
puritieS OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white Snd clear a alabastsr.
Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation IS
perfectly harmless II Is the only article Of
the kind used by the French, and IS cons,d-
cred by the Partisan As indispensable to
peTfect toilet Upwards of $500 bottles were
sold DURING the past year, q sum Gent guaran-
zee OF ITS eraeacS- Price only . cents sent
by mail, Postpaid, on receipt OF an order, oy
BERGER, SHUTS & CO. Chemists.
- River St-- Troy. n. Y.
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These returns certainly exhibit a very re-
markAole decrease but not more so as there
Is reason to believe, than viii thosa OF me
other districts as soon a. the foOtings can be
prepared
We are IN receipt of the March number O,
the AnEe7leGn Exchange and Rer4eas. pup
Hshed AT Philadelphia, periodical of yaIne
To all commercial and financial people but
especially 20 10 those Who have 70 a. III GIS
insurance matters
In this connection we must acknowledge
the weekly receipt OF the Sew York Gimme
cal and Financial Chronicle, a quarto Journal
containing from 50 TO 50 pages of editorial,
correspondence, compilations quotations
&c, AL bearing on the business Of the coun-
Try At home and abroad for each week. The
markets are reported very full in its col ura ~
and the information offered d more reliable
and extensive than in any Journal OF the
tive article from its columns this morning IN
which We would call attention.
On Monday next, April LIST, the State of
Pennsylvania will consolidate the old per
cents over due 70 the amount Of s25OooOOO.
The new stock Is TO be free from all taxation.
s New York money writer asks now II
comes that the Z. 5. 1906. payable F,-anei-
pal and interestin coin, sell below Massaehu-
sets per cents, payable In thes same manner
He answers that IL Is @eLplainable only on
the hyPotheSts that there are lurking feaH
As TO the possibilities Of The future with a
Congressional majority that goes on adding
hundreds OF millions 70 the national debt
The Comptroller Of the Currency has re-
newed and much enlarged the quarterly re-
ports to be made under the Banking Law
and viii now get al AL the facts necessary to
estimate, not only their solvency, bat the
kind of bushes they call banking In view
Of the frauds recently DEVELOPED in yar1oCs
parts OF the country. he has not been 700
thorough, nor can he be too prompt in send-
ing . special agent 70 any Institution which
shows any disposition 20 retain In the small.
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NEW YORK, March 25.-Gen. Sher-
man expressed his desire and intention,
il he can obtain leave of the President
and Gen. Grant, to so on Captain Dun
cans excursion to the Holy Land,
which is to sail in June next. Gen.
Sherman will take with him his daugh-
ter Minnie.
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EI-RebeI Gen. LOnEstreet ON the Re-
construction Plan.

NBw YORK, March 25.-Ex-rebel
Gen. Longstreet has expressed his
opinions on the reconstruction plan, in
the columns of the New Orleans Times.
He says there is no humiliation at
tached to an acceptance of the terms
prescribed by Congress, and he has no
reason to doubt that such an accept
ance in good faith, will secure the re-
admission of the Southern States.
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 25.-on Fri
day night, five Irishmen attacked the
house of Patrick Gallagher, near She
nandoah City, intending TO rob him.
Gallagher fired on them, killing one,
and wounding another. The wounded
man is in Jail
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BEAUTY!
Auburn. Golden. Flaxsn & SiIksn Gurls

DRoDCCED BY TIE USE OF PROF.
DEBREUN' FRISER LIE CHEVEUX
one application warranted to cure the most
Straight and stubborn hair OF either sex into
~ayy ringiets, or h Svy massive curls Has
been used BY fne mOSt faShionables of PaEis
and London, with the most gratifying re-
suits Docs no injury TO the hai-. Price by
mail. sealed and postpaid, 81. DeScupttTe
Circular mailed free Address BERGER
SHUTS e CO.. Chemists, No. 80 River ST.
Troy, y. Y, Sole Agents for the United States
mchG-eod, trw&Ely
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The FenIans.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The Fenian
Senate adjourned on Saturday, to meet
this morning at 10 o'clock. The session
is still secret, but il is understood that
the chief work of the body is the APP
pointment of a Secretary of War, in
place of General Sweeney, the former
occupant of the position.
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CINCINNATI, March 25.-The river has
risen feet 5 inches, during the last IS
hours, and still rising at an inch an
hour, with 81 feet > inches water in the
channel.
Weather clear at long intervals
Thermometer 4S9.
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strict compliance with the ComptroIletis
Banks are requested, in making tIIeir "a.
PoEts, not TO Grace any OF the Printed Items
~ tueS nave nothing TO report under any
particular item, 1t can be left blank.
The loan and dis, ount items INNS, No.. -.
- GLNiSsu a 10 show how much coInmeTcisI
pap pap tne BANKS have, now much on call 10
y 80 ,, a atu nov much dead loss they are
S SsS ing unoer the head OF loans The cash
Items must oe given so that II can s.ts seen
now inuch cash Is m ade up OF 'tIckets" repre-
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OTTAWA, March 25.-Important dis
patches have recently been received in
reference to the movement OF troops
and gunboats, but withheld for the
present.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


Says New York letter: Perhaps nothing
shows in 50 striking light the prevailing
''stagnation in all kinds of business as the In
''ternal Revenue returns for The past few
months from the Thirty-second collection
district, which IS the mot important coIIec-
ton district in the United States, embracing
as IL does the lower wards of the city, and fn-
GLIDING all the most important bonded ware.