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Matters about Town.

The various Improvements which were
eommencedin this place during the spring,
are progressing finely and rapidly.
E. A. Smiths new brick on Market
Street, is rising very fast, as also is the
brick block Of Stiles & Son, close by.
These buildings will be an ornament to
the town, and a great help to business
here.
The pillars of the American House are
undergoing some much needed repairs,
which will add considerably to their ap-
p~earance, if not usefulness.
A 'catch BASIN is being constructed at
the foot of Market Street, for the purpose
Of taking the water from the cutters on
each side Of the street. 1t onnects with
the main sewer just above the mouth.
Work on the sewer in other parts of our
town is rapidly approaching completion.
Main Street, west of the square, has
been graded and is now being paved. The
road has been raised considerably at the
lower end, and is nearly, if not quite as
highlas the court yard fence.
The foundations of the buildings on
Main Street, near the Depot, are being
built, and like our other improvements,
are being hurried aloag as fast as possible.
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Ah.tf 0r hn,ins.. man = remsmb.r.


A fact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous coniagrations during
the past few months have brought ruin and de-
struction upon many Fire Insurance Companies ;
especially those companies doing q local and
small business have been Inflated.
The New York superintendent Of the Ingur-
anco Department. in his list Of New York In
surance companies. puts down the "H0HE as
having the largest amount Of capital; largest
amount OF net assets. n largest amount Of net
cash premiums.
The immense business Of the Hons" is truly
marvellous. Its premium receipts exceeded the
total of those Of "a Of the New York well estab-
fshed Fire Insurance Companies all combined.
Is income for the year ending January LIST,
1867, was over two million sight hundred and
fifty thousand doflars; it paid for losses to the
amount of 81 .674. 40 o. in the same period; and
dividends to the amount Of S10.0O0. leaving as
sets on hand OF $.6t5. 3SS. 81. and this, too, in one
Of the most ealamitous years in the history of
hre insurance. While many Fire Insurance Co.'S
within twelve months. have completely with
cred and broken down beneath this fiery dispen-
sauon, the HONE comes out unscathed with
its regal capital Of two million dollars unap-
preached. 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 institu-
ton through the past terrible twelve months.
The HoME1 LIS. Co. still continues to issue poll
icies on the safer class Of Merchandise and
Dwellings at Warren, through MHTTTEEsKY
ADAMS, their only agent at this place.
june II, 186T-2W
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Ia HsiNEwFYoRK JunsaT.


Receipts. Beeves 5,16S; Sheep and
Lambs 15,5SS; Swine IA, 7S4.
Though the receipts of beeves this week
were lighter than-the previous week, the
s1Pplythis mefning was fair the 0EeriRgs
being a5oGt 800. Holders demanded
last Mondays rates, but buyers generally
held al'ff, and befo re there was much &C
tivity, sellers had granted a light conees-
sion and the market closed heavy at the
quotations. The quality efcattle Is good,
and no sales were made below he Quo
tations.
Extra quality &c., 90; prime IS,
so; first quality S17. 5O@IS,OO; fair to
good SIG, 75@I7,O 90; ordinary to inferior
Sic, so.
The market for Sheep was dull and de-
pressed. Prices declined 4@3c per b.
Extras selling at 73e; prime 64@7c; infe-
rior to common 5963c. LAMBS a shade
easier Sales st 1I@14e; the latter an
outside price.
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Town and County.
Weather.

By many, It is estimated, that we have
had upwards of ninety days of cold, rainy,
disagFseabie weather, since February last.
Whether the estimate be large or small, it
matters little, al are satisfied, and cry
enough, enough. The first days of June
have brought With them 3 marked change
IN the Veather-we now have all day
glimpses Of the great life giving power
The Sun. The earth is warm and beeom-
ing tllable.i Seed is being sown broadcast
throughout the land, and the people are
called upon to rejoice; but in the midst of
u rejoieings let Us not forget wholly, the
fact, that these warm days demand of US
q change Of clothing. That which has
maids Us comfortable, for months past if
not too much worn, should be carefully
laid aside, and suitable garments provided
for the warm season. Many know where
to find just what they need, and straight
way 60 70 Reed & Adams, where they fail
not to please themselves. There are those
whose attention should be called to this
House, one OF our most reliable and old
est business Houses in Warren.
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,AttentloR Is called 10 the advertis


jon PRIETIEe.-We have largely in
creased our facilities for doing Job Print
ing, and are daily filing orders from all
parts of the country. New type, good
presses and careful workmen enable US to
do work accurately and with Dispatch
Our late specimens of Cards. Bill and Let
ter Heads, Circulars, etc, are pronounced
far superior to anything of the kind here
.tofore executed in the county. We thank
the business public for their very liberal
patronage, and shall endeavor to merit a
continuance Of the sAme- We are deter
mined that the quality of our work shall
be excelled by any other Office, East
or West. 1EzU
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esIeBratson at vienna.

The Fourth of July is to be celebrated
this coming anniversary, st the Centre OF
Vienna under the auspices of the Vienna
Temperance Society. Arrangements are
being made to havea grand, good time.
Orations will be delivered by L. G. Wood
worth Esq, of youngstown, and Rev. W.
.SHM Miller Of BazettA. Tie speaking to
commence st ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
The programme embraces national ~saluses,
prayer by Rev. 4 Bets, Chaplain; Mu-
SIC by the band; reading of the Declare
ton Of Independence BY ]. NJ. Lyon;
orstions, picnic, tOasts and responses.
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The whole CombfneE

Make the Object most desired-so thought
Dd0gsTTe in the announcement of his discovery
to the world. and not being satisfied with simply
standard By W~hichatruys to abide, he and his
fOlloWersEenf on. making new discoveries, un-
til. from the old DsguerreOfype we are brought
70 the present time. when We may behold art
all in arranging ight OF drapery, butereyv part,
from polishing Of the plate or prepadnFthe pa
per. through numberless intricate brocessessfp
the last finishing touch of the shadow, requires
equally all our attention. and to be successful
IN one. with q distasteful idea Of the other. is
somethinE less fhen. a., intelligent public de-
mand. Our friends and patrons should not for
give our personal attention to the art. and would
be happy 10 see them At our Gallery. No. Is
Market St.. Warren. Ohio. and at all times, do
our best to please them. 90
P. S.-Please bear in mind we never get out
of patience in taking pictures of infants.
June l2-tf RICE-Artist.
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The Craft in Danger,

A simple and yet most useful improvement,
has been made. in the famous American Watch,
By applying which the Watch viii run twice as
long as it now does without cleaning. Once SET,
for cleansing md repairs.
This wonderful Improvement is patented. and
the only place IN Trumbuu County where you
can buy watch with the Improvements is at
Julius Kings, snd-he sells the watch Win ne
improvement ar thesame price that others sell it,
without theimprOvement By all means call
and understand the matter before buying
King likes the old watch with the Improvement,
for atriie. Go to the great American Watch
Emporium at Kings.
june l2-2t
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There isa magistrate 10 q town in In
diana named HslseE. A3Slergymahiin
the same place was called upon by a young
couple not long since, wishing him to
join them in the holy bonds of matrimo-
ny. He asked the bridegroom IA soldier
by the wayl for his marriage license
The nanin blue SAID he had been engag,
ed to the girl for four years, and Thought
that would do = Clergyman thought not,
and remarked as q speediest way to OBJ
tain a license: "You had better take your
girl and go to Helser. YFsYou can go to
- yourselfY 'retorted the veteran,
and without further advice, he left his
presence
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Return of the FaForites.

Miss Caroline Hayes Star Theatre
Troupe will revisit this place, and give
entertainments on Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. We observe on
the programme the names of several new
performers well known in their profession.
They viii play Uncle Toms Cabin, and
several other popular Dramas and Fsrces.
go ana see them.
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George" asked a minister of one of his
parishioners' little boys, ''where is your
sister Minnie ?" ''Gone to heaven, sir"
what is she dead ?" aOh, no, no, no,
sir; she went to buy a box Of matches"
"Why, you said she'd gone to heaven
"Well you said last Sunday that matches
were made in heaven ; so 1 thought she'd
gone there.
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viii be sold at Public Sale, in front of the
Post Office. in Warren. on Saturday, 18th inst,
commencing at one o'clock. p.am,. a lot Of
Household Furniture. consisting Of Bedsteads.
Mattresses. Bureaus, Tables, Wristbands,
Chairs. Stoves. de- &c. &c. belonging to Rev.
G.. S. Abbott.
Any Of the articles will be disposed of at pri-
vate sale, previous to the time Of public sale,
J. June I9-2t TrFCT 80 Z
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bibles and T.sstaments

ofthe various sizes and styles published By
the American Bible Society. for sale at tohoIs-
sale rates fer one or pore} by the TumJuH
GoHHty Bitte Soeis.y. at the store Of A. e. An
Srews sons. Market ST, South side efIhe
Dec 5. lS65-Iyr.
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DR.. e. JoIIie nIattocks

every four weeks:
Warren. Q. National Hotel Mondays. May q.
II, Nov. IL. and December 3.
Ravenna, o, Gillett House. Tuesdays. May
~ June25, July 2sAuEust %. Sept. Il, Oct. Is,
Akron. o.. American House. Wednesdays
10. Nov. ID Dec. II.
May 30. June q. July g. August - Seni 10
Oct. u. Nov. IA, Dec. IL. ~
Mansfield, 0. Wiler House, Fridays. Nav 81.
June e. july %. August q. Sept %. Oct. Is,
Nays ls67.
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A ladn Who has spent many ,

A lady, who has spent many months in
Jealous efforts to relieve the wants, andto
educate the freedmen of Virginia, writes
to a freedmen's association that, emo mat
ter how poor, and miserable, and sick
they may be, l never found one looking
back regretfally to the kind care of q
master; they say they have prayed for
long years for freedom, and now it has
come, they can only give praise and
thanks"
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The weeds!

Are easily boed ''of orfrom" theeorn without
GOVERNS up or ~injuring the plants while small.
with the Buckeye Horse Hoe, q first class imple-
ment. For sale by the manufacturer
.hdIA-t l-4- HEMAN B. HAMMON.
-s -s@1f q Bristolville, Ohio,
Also BY Jameson d Wheeler. Warren. Ohio,
George Baldwin 4 Co. Kinsman, o., and Chas.
BOardman, Newton Falls. O.
June 19. 1867-lt
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Horace Greedy admits that thousands
have stopped ne New Fcrk 1rfbune Snee
he became the ''best man" for JEFF. Ds-
Wis, Breckenridge & Co. Horace also ex-
presses the opinion that eGod, for some.
inscr6tAble purpose, permits other edit
ors to differ with him.
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TmpoFtaRt Cba1geta4.aOs,

The Government has changed It's plan of con-
Eerting Seven Thirty Notes into Gold Bonds
The holder of Seven-Thirties now receives in
exehapsa.a Gold bond. dated July first. All
who wish to exchange can do so, FREE Of charge,
at I. ]. McLsin 4 Sons Bank. Warren. Ohio.-
Do not delay for IN a short time the privilege Of
conversion will cease. 90
lime 2Q-2u eos lz1
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Thunder ana LIghfninrI

Are frequent these days. should the house or
barn be burnt. you will be lucky to have it insu-
red in the OHIO PARMER's INSURANCE Co. 7.
j McLsin 4 Sen at Warren, will insure you.-
Travel fast or the lightning may beat yOul
. June 10 nov go $500
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saw We the Bride. Laddle ,

None of the common home spun kind. but
the one in gorgeous array whose love
was gallant and gay. and whose bridal wreath
and love of q bonnet was obtained at Mrs.
Potter's where there are still left "a few more
of the same sort"
n. B.-Some more Flying Scuds'' are now
resting on their punches, at
June la.-1t
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HO every OneI

That is sick, come to the greatest Physicisn
for long standing diseases. IN Ohio, one who
cures the worst given mp easea- fany other he
willnot deeeiFe or fatter you.but tell you can
didE what he can do for you. he claims 20
liberated. Be sure to call on DIR. E. JOllie Mat
tocks. on Monday, June oath. at the National
Hotel. -. :. ..---E. ~ une " Wv.
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Flag stone.

A superior article Of Stone for tagging pur-
poses. can be had Of Isaac Ratlf, about three
miles northeast Of Warren. on the BaEetta
plank-road- It is the same kind Of stone used
by Mr.. G.R. Hunt in his sidewalk.
y Juue Is. l667-4WE EIEEEEEEE @
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Dog Lost1Reward.

person who viii give me information Leading to
the recovery Of q black tsn RAT TERRIER.
which / lost ao0ut a week since. The dogs
ears are clipped. add have no hair on them.
BERNSTEIN.
Enquireat Bernstein d Podolsky1s Clothing
Store, Main St.. Warren. Ohio.
June 70, 1S67-1t $500
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Cleveland wholesale MARKET.
MoNpAY EYENINa. Jnna. 17. az

MONDAY EVENING, June, II, '67.
FL0UR-The market quiet and steady. We
quote: City-made Xxx spring $l3,006Il,5O; do
Xxx red winter $55O9l6.0Q. Rye Flour S9.759
WHEAT-Inactivs. L. zMfIvaukss sprinu
held nOminally at $40; No. 1red winter $2T5;
Nod $50 no. l white winter $500.
CORN-5c lower, and demand light. Sales
AyO bu and2 cars No. ! shelled from store at SIC;
HOO do, last week in July. at SSc.
SMOKED MEATS-ln fair demand and
steady. eales 400 los Sugar-eured hams, can
Yasssd, at 1916; $500 lbs Plain Hams, Han-
Vassed af l51zes Sd0fba Dried beat cauFassad at
Sc cauFased ShouIdsfs 1Az Clear rfb Bacon
lEEBreakfzst BEeon. Gnvasssd. I6o.
,BUTTER-Very quiet at l49l6c for good to
choice Western Reserve
CHEESE-Dul at 79l4e for inferior to choice
6aly and factory.
E6GS-Steady at Zoe.
DRIED AtKLES-DuI and nominal sac,
packages included.
PytA1OAs-LeBer. PeAehblOws $1A5@LD
B~kANS-searce and firm at Ss.75@4.OO per bu
for prime white.
LIME-Steady. Water Lime, Akron and Os-
wegO. S2.O per Dbl White Lime, Cleveland
and Fremont. 81. 50 per Dbl.
SALI-Steady FineS2.5; Coarse $751;
Chicago Cattle Market.
june 15-Beefeattls quiet and l5@25e lower
Sales $@7 for common 70 choice butchers.
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Ho. The FIxfng Scud.

Alzrge number of these gay, dashing Bon
nets received on Monday last 3
The queenly Marie Stewart, the fairy Fan
chon and the blooming Sunside kept constant
ly on hand, and made radiant with. pennons,
plumes and bugles whenever ordered.
June II, 90. Mrs. POTTER co.
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Merchant TaIIorIng.

We nave engaged the services Of Mr.. Ed
wABD RADoLIFFE, late cutter at Harmon Bros,
in our Merchant Tailoring Department. and
and material, prompts TO order, GIVE Us q
call. BERNSTEIN &P0D0LSKX.
May LTD.
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independence ban.

On the evening of July 4ih. a grand Ball will
be given at Webb's Hall. COMMITTEES.
J. q. BROOKS, DANIEL H~ECKLINGER.
X. ELLIOTT. A. BERNSTEIN.
Music By Grater's Band. Admission 800.
June IS. 1S6l-3t --,... 49,
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first assertion.
ten cts. per Tine each subsequent insertion
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Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgood & Browns Store, River Block, Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
May /, lS67-tf.
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WEST June Is.

A correspondent prescribes the follow
ing receipt to Danish rats Catch them
n at q time, and fatten their heads with
. hsmmer.
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Local Notices.
Fire.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
ten cts. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Try 1t

Atlantic Mills Xxx Red Wheat Flour, a good
article at $3.50 per Dbl. can be had at N. / G.,
Bacon's, c. ID Fields, Freer A. Smiths or at
CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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The last ~efusion of the renowned A.
Ward we have not yet seen in print. It
is said that A. w. being at one of the
New York churches recently, edited the
audience by his unexpected reply to the
preachers taxi, which was as follows -
allow are the mighty fallen? How are
the mighty fallen q After a short pause,
Artemus looked up inquiringlY, and said
meekly, al give it up"
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-JEsE GRANT. Esq, father of Lieut..
Gen. GRANT, was in this place on Satur-
day last, visiting some friends residing in
Warren. BE was the guest of Judge
Rinenon
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beyDos saw

That those BeaTs Pat. Breech Loading Rifles
on Liberty Street Also. R~emmingten's Hevelv-
ing Rifles. Frank Wesson Rifles. and q host OF
other guns. with ammunition Of al kinds.
Nay p, 1867.
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SOAP Grease Wan1ed.

The highest price paid for Soap Grease and
TalloT. at the Soap Factory adjoining Van
Gorder's MIL. Warren. Ohio. =
June Z lSo17ST
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In Trumbull Co. FOR the latestImDroysd Howe
Sewing Machines IS at Tylers Gun Shop, on
liberty Street, Warren, Ohio. Also, Agent for
j. Parkins File Factory. Cleveland. u files
re-cut at low rates. Imay y. 1851.
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fsNeM Orleans, >,

l Pure New Orleans Sugar, with the best sssort-
ment of ali other brands. just received.
H0YT, SIRATT0N HAPG00D.
May %. 1s6T-tf, -tr- 70
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Ground Feed

Ground Feed
From $1,5O to $2.25 per hundred cwf.. At
CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
an orders By mail or otherwise. wiz receive
prompt attention.
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A poet has undertaken to immortalize
q recent hat-boat calamity on Oil Creek.
The following melancholy stanM tells the
whole story:
she heaved and shot. and shot and heayed. %
Thigh her rudder flung:
And every time she heaved aud shot,
A Worser leak she sprunR."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-19

Justices Of the Peace can now obtain
+ A~Hsshnent and Garnishee blanks of q
new and convenient form, at this Office
An kinds of legal blanks Kept constantly
on hand.
1.-The Sharon Herald tells of q block
of coal, weighing 2122 pounds, solid and
pure, free from slate and sulphur, which
wss mined while driving entry in a bank
being opened by Messrs. Richard & Lanley.
Prof Collier, magician and ~ventrilo-
quist, is not in good standing in the Shar-
on Herald establishment, the Prof. having
ssEens-iloquisted' the proprietors of the
Herald out of 8 printing bill. The ad-
vance system would avert such melancholy
occurrences.
We are informed that some maIie1ous
persons, Of both sexes, have been desecra-
ting our cemetry by plucking the flowers
from the graves. They should remember
that those flowers were placed there by
rE loving hands, as tokens of affection for
those who have their last ear tbly resting
z place beneath them and should respect, If
they cannot appreciate, that affection.
BY reference to our advertising col
umns it win be noticed that the Council
have passed Ordinances levying taxes for
the paving of Main Street from the South
line of Market to the North line of
South Streets, and from Washington
Avenue to the North line Of the corpora
ton. The tax for the former is $3.50 per
foot front, and for the latter $500 per foot
front These and another ordinance pro
viding for the payment of certain bills,
we're passed ct 3 meeting of the Council
onlast Monday evening.
= Nn-AttentoE is called TO the advertise
msnt Of The @. S. Collector os Internal
ReFenus, 1otifSiag pesons interested that
tkess taxes rsdne and payable. and win
b teosfved untiI and including Saturday,
June 2sth~ II not paid by that time, q
penalty will be attached. Parties interest.
ed should remember that the time is short,
and that it will be impossible 70 receivean
The tan ON the last day. A. D. Webb,
Esq. is the Deputy Collector for this Coun-
u, and VIII receive the taxes at his Office
in this place.
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PIoMs. PIoMs. PInws-
Seed oats.

The best steel PlOBs in market at D. II. BEN
NETS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May /, l867-tf
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list National Bank of Warren,
% WARREx, O.. March 56. 1867.
Holders Of the August issue Of $40 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for u. S. $50 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank. on reasonable terms. =
March q. Is67-4mo.
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Iow to get a Nice suit Of

The thing is lone easy as rolling Of a log"
if you know how. This is how: Put a few
"Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but a
small amount at the cheap store Of BERNSTEIN
&c PODOLsKY. next door to Milan 4 sons
Bank. on Main ST., and call on this firm and
they will dress you out nicer and better than
any other house in town for the same money.
May 1851 #.
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Feed, Feed, Feed.
All kinds OfMiI feed at the Island Mills.
April LIT.

- With a set of Gray's Union Charts any
person can cut out as good aftting mit Of clothes
OF any style, as any tailor Agents wanted.
address, UNION CHART COMPANY.
May l.-tf OrapgeyiIle. Ohio
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Room For Rent.
For S0IA

Suitable for a email. Fancy, News, Notion or
Cigar store. Enquire atthe Post0fiee. Warren.
Ohio. June 5. 1857.
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0utdone BY Hoyt, Stratton Dc Hapgood. We
have samples from the GA. Too, and can and
Cal ana sss. Nc. S.Mains ST. MAY Is.
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Furniture!

FURNITURE.
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 at il, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL < TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6, 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-19
Fer Sale.

Fer Sale.
4 good Hotel adjoining the grounds Of the A.
dc. .R,y. ~oraugeYille. Ohio.
Mar. 2. ls6F-u Al. JONES.