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Confidence

On last Saturday, awell dressed woman,
representing hsrself to be a daughter Of
Ex-Gov.- Tod, and wife Of Mr.. Warner,
70 NJ. Ridge, called upon a poor woman
named Lemly, living in the South part of
town, on pretended mission of benevo-
lenee. She stated that her father intended
establishing a large banking house here,
which would give employment to seven
teen clerks. That he, with Others had
purchased a large quantity of children's
clothing. which it was proposed to furnish
to poor families at the moderate price of
fifty cents for y full dress. By these state
ments Mrs. Lemly was induced to give
her what money she had, amounting TO
81, for clothing The impostor stated
that she had been stopping at the 'sNa.
t%ional," but was just then stopping with
Mr.. Parks, and she would send the arti-
eles purchased to Mrs. L. by her colored
boy. 1t is hardly necessary to add that
nothing has been received from the swell
dressed woman" since. 1t was a clear
case of deliberate lying and swindling.-
People will do well not to swallow too
readily the plausible stories of parties
strangers to them.
Since the above was put in type, the
enterprizing female has come to grief
She came to town on Monday, and hap
pening to pass by a house where Mrs. Lem
ley was engaged washing, she recognized
her. Officer Brooks was put on her track,
and camee pp with her near Niles. She
was brought to this place, and falling to
furnish the bail required by Justice Abel,
she was sent TO Jail to await trial on charge
Of obtaining money under false pretenses.
She gave her name as Jane Sherman
She appears to be about % years of age,
and a foreigner by birth-probably Eng
fish. Her career, as a small swindler, has
been indefinitely POSTPONED.
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Fire AT Newton Falls.

A letter from Newton Falls. dated May
II, furnishes an account of a fire in that
place, on Thursday last, as follows:
The Machine Shop of Baster & Sons,
caught fire on the roof, this afternoon ,
from sparks from the smoke stack Of the
engine. A high wind was blowing at the
time, and every indication was favorable
for a large part of the village being dss-
troyed, but the citizens were promptly on
hand with pals, and by hard and contin-
nous exertidns the fire was confined to the
upper story of the shop, which was entire
destroyed. All the machinery, Fortunate
ly, was in the lower story and escaped
with only a thorough wettlng.
There was no insurance on either build
ing or contents. The amount of damage
is between four and Eve hundred dollars,
besides the loss of time that will be occu-
pied in repairing the building, which will
be quite an item, as the firm is driven
with orders, Snd could not keep up before
this accident, and of course must now get
behind largely.
Messrs. Basler & Sons, have just moved
into Newton Falls, and commenced bust
ness, and feel their loss more largely on
this account but will soon be again ready
for business.
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No More MOAOpOIies! No
More 100 per cent. Profit,

But first class Custom tailoring to be done in
Warren as low as at other places.
We take p~leasprein informing the citizsns of
Warren and yicinity that we have secured the
services OF Mr.. q H~ECKLFNGER. a gentleman of
rare taste and long experience in the Custom
Tutoring Department, together with the services
ofseveral first class y0urHevHel Tlilors. We shall
Of FreaeI' Ge1waa. EaSiisb and ASerieSS Coz.
Cassfzlsyes. DOeskiHs. Pestin0s. de-. and shall
make tour special oIjeetto make only first class
toork.
Making and Custom Tailoring in one. we pro-
pose to offer special inducements with which it
will be impossible for those having but the one
branch to compete.
We respectfully solicit a call from our old pat
rons and allin search of first class work at rea-
sonable prices. A. Z. ANDREWS SONS.
May !, lS67-tf.
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Powers Corners.
MAY 20. 1867.

NAY ~ 1901.
Our quiet and peaceful township was
thrown into considerable excitement, one
day last week, by Jacob Powers shooting
at two of the Troxels. 1t appears that
there was an alteration between them
land some tall swearing), about some oil
territory the TrOxels were pump ng. The
dispute running very high, Powers threat
ened TO shoot. About this time the Trox-
els started for the tavern, and Powers for
his house, opposite the tavern. he got
his big horse pistol that lay by the front
door, and shot, but the Troxels had reach
ed the house in time to save themselves
1 understand the Troxels left for home
the same day. They i've near Warren.
JOE.
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An Illustrated History Ofthe
RthV0


This is 3 new and valuable work by that emil
nent divine and learned author. DR.. JoaN
KITro. author Of "~Cyolopedia Of Biblical Lit
e~rature." History Of Palestine. &c. 1t is edited
by ALVIN BOND. D. D.. is complete in one royal
octave volume Of over 200 pages. embellished
and illustrated with upwards Of 100 full page
engravinRs and colored maps. 1t will be found
ofgreat value as a historical reference and a
help 10 a clear comprehension Of the manners.
and sayings of the a~neients who figure
in biblical history. Many have doubtless felt
the need ofa connected account of the remark
able events and distinguished characters in the
Bible. and Jewish History during the 400 years
rom the time ofMaIaehi to the birth Of Christ.
also the Life Of Christ and his Apos-
ties. the whole covering the space Of 1000 years.
Mr.. PHILIP MART1S, agent for this work. is
now in Warren. canvsssing for subscriber.
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of SmcceSs.

Some men start business in life, amid every
encouragement, and after a very short career,
become wrecks to "mismanaSement. Such men
are generally above their business, and have &
natural dislike to either mental or physical la
bor- There is another class of men who start
in life. not under the most hattering prospects.
tHdomitabte t0iH 10 orerc0Re ererv obsfdete, seldom
fail of Numerous are the cases os the
latter description. and standing prominent
among them is that ofthe New England Photo
graphist. who at present is reaping the full re-
ward OF q lifetime studyo of the beautiful art at
No-15. Market Street. Warren, o.. Go to the
New England Photographic Gallery. for your
best work RICE-ATtist.
May 8, 1867.
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New York CattIe Market.

NEE YORE. NAY 20
Receipts: BeeVes 5sO5; sheep and lambs H.
2T8; swine 2l,452.
The buOyancy in the beefmarketof last week
was succeeded to-day BY dullness and depress-
ion, and the prices realized indicate a decline of
fully &c. AT this concession almost all offer
ings were disposed Of, but with no little difficult
y. Extra lgc; prime l7149TAc first quality
i49l7<e; fair to good 1615a17e inferior 13s
16e. The average quality OF cattloisnot as good
as usual.
Sheep and Lambs. though there is less tone to
the market. prices are not quotably lower, OK
cept for common. which are offered quite freely.
Prime and extra grades are com paratively
scarce and commanded full prices. The former
S15a9c, and the latter 915s.
Lambs sold at $50.
Hogs, under the large receipts are heavy and
slishtly declined. The d.mand, however, was
fair. Eighteen car loads on sale this morning
were all disposed Of ats .25a7.65 per cSt.
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AIIegheny CattIe Market.

PITTSBURGH. Thursday. May 16, 1867
cATTLE-fhe market since our last was wall
supplied. Ihs number weighed At the scales
were 5T3 head. Prices have undergone no cno-
table change. The demandw was confined almost
exclusively 10 lots to meet the wants ofthe home
trade. The Eastern dealers were not on hand.
Ihesales however exceeded those oflast week.
Inc oferlngs would undoubtedly been larger
cars At Chicago. The asking rates Werei Prime
qualities, SS.25GS75 2 eHt; extra Sauces;
stock cattle, S5.0096,50.
SHEEP-Ihe~oHerings this week were larger
than last, and prices were q shade higher. The
principal operations were to retailers at an adj
YaLee. The sales were 200 head az $T.OOGx.sO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

1t is getting so we can hardly go into a Drug
Store, without seeing piles Of Constitution Bit
tiers. The sale must be enormous. and 10 obtain
such results. must be very gratifying to Messrs.
Seward & Bently, the prOprietors. They seem
to have touched the magic wand when they in
trodac ed these Bitters. and no Bitters eoHld
have attained such a popularity unless ofreal
worth. 90
All other remedies giving way to Stewards
Cough Cure.
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c1,w.x

GILMAN. 81
A plain statement of facts. I inherited Serof-
ula, and many Of my relationshave died of it
In 1889 my case was frightful. Tumors and Ill
eers.sBread until in 1872, under the advice of my
physicians Iwentt to AvonlSpringI. I received
no beneft-tried every medicine and did every
thing l could. had to rest my arm on 4 eush-
ion. and had not been able to raise it to my head
for overayear The discharge from two ulcers
was nearly a pint a day. Amputation was rec
m mended; but pronounced dangerous. I
could not sleep. andmy suferings were ~intoler-
able. AfTiend brought me an English physi-
clan WHIT applied a salve with which he said he
had accomplished extraordinary cures in the
hospitals in England. 1t commenced to relieve.
! persistedin its use; itfnally effected a perfect
and entire cure. Its nov 1913. 1t is five years
Since I had the appearance of q scrofulous sore.
and my health has been good ever since. Ipro-
cured the receipt of this wonderful article this
blessing Of humanity-and have called it
PAGES CLIMAX SALyE." and allow the public to
use it or not as thep choose. This is q brief but
candid statement. given mere fuIly in my eircu-
lar. J.. IL PAGE. q
GENEVA New York. December. 1913.
New York. Oct. 16. 1866.
Il have known J. NJ. Page. Esq, of Geneva.
N. T.. for many years. He Is one Of the first
citizens of Western New York. I saw him las
week in good health. His case was q most re-
markable one. but actually true in every par
~ticular. (Signed0lE sDEN4s BARSEs."
We have watched the unaided bu. growing IA
vor Of "PAGE's CLIMAX SALvK." and %availing
ourselves ofthe knowledge Ofits wonderful Gu
rative powers. have become proprietOrs of the
same.
tits a sure cure for Burns. Scslds. Scrofula.
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost
Bites Chilblains. Stings. Bruises. Cuts. Swell
iues. &c. whether upon man or beast. 1t sub
dues pain and inflammation with surprising celer-
ity. and heals burns without q scar. No family
should be without it. 1t is always wanted. and
is always ready. We will forfeit a dozen boxes
for any single failure. We believe there was
never anything like il in the world. 1t is put
up in tin boxes. surrounded by a full circular
giving facts. directions. testimonials. &C.. and
can be ordered through any respectable Drug
gist throughout the world. Price only % cents.
WHITE C ROWLAND.
Successors TOT VI. PAGE, IN LIBERTY STREET.
New York. May 2. 1867. e. O.W.
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naYfs Shnfit

Suppose somebody should shoot him as he
walks the streets of New York! Folks would
tax aboat It and it would create 3 aattsr ofex-
that Julius King Of Warren. has just opened a
splendid stock Of Watches. Clocks. JeRelry,
Plated Ware and goods in his line generally
King always keeps up to the times" and no
wonder. for the quantities Of Clocks he keeps
would keep anybody on timei
Goto Kings. whether Davis is shot or NOT, and
you are certain of a big bargain.
May %. l867-lt -4 a
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Maya-2t

Among the good things of this world we are
compelled to give the preference Tin the soap
after having thouroughly tested we do not hesi-
tate to pronounce It the greatest, the finest and
the best ofany and al soaps in the market; and
We sre more than anxious that the ladies should
test il. and thereby get Something that. will
prove a true and lasting friend for life. Call on
grocer for i. and have no other.
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ReconsfrncfIOn

Congress and the President seem to have got
into aterrible maddle over oyer Mrs. Dixis's
White klephant"-each dnding the ownership
ofthe cIitter a very unmanageable piece Of bus
ipsss, tItney eoala enty % maused TO meet n
y. Poland's White Pine Compound, We should
see the lion and The lamb lying peacefully down
together. waiting for the littls child to lead
them.
The OnIy reliable preparation for the eura Of
Colds. Pulmonary aGecSions, affections
otthe Bladder. kia2eys, &c, Sold By al dug
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
and Cheese Markets

PITTSBURGH, May 1S-BUTrER weak
and prices downward at 20@2Se for choice
roll CHEEsE-Receipts Of new Western
Reserve liberal, at I4@16 per ID.
CINCINNATI. May 20.-BUrrER dull at
2S@24e- CHEESE steady, New 12@l4c.
NEW YoBx, May 20.-SUFTEE steady.
Ohio l2@l4e. CHEESE steady; sales at
l0@I74c.
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Town and County.
Arrived.

HOY IdNO AhNHF
Those Brown Linen Shirts, White
Shirts. Gentlemen's Linen Collars lin all
STYLES Few Patterns of Fancy Ties. Knots
and Bows. also more Silk and Cashmere
Hats, Boys Hats and Boys Suits, which
we have been looking for. In addition we
have received several cases Of Cloths,
CoatiHgs and CasSimeres. They are entire
" new in designs and colors. Mems full
suits made ] n the latest styles. We have
now the most desirable stock of Clothing
to be found anywhere. Come and see how
low we sell for cash. Don't forget that we
have moved from the old stand, and can
now be found on Main Street, at the sign
of the Awning. REED & ADAMS.
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The ContfnentaIs.

This old and famed troupe of Focalists
visited Warren, on Tuesday aad Yedpes-
day evenings of last week. Their music.
was very Snes and they surpass any com
pany Of Yccalizts travelling. A new and
Splendid feature Of their en~iertainments, is
then Ka~leidoseopic Views. and ilIustra-
lions Of their songs-sueh as Esaneeline.
Death Of Minnie Lee, Spectral Vision on
the Dismal Swamp, SC. All very beauti.
full and impressive. Those who missed
hearing tie eo~atinentals, missed a good
thing. Their music is Of the popular
order and goes TO the heart like a sweet.
generous sentiment. Long live the "COn-
E--rR ~
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Change OfFIrnl.

Tn undersigned having purchased tie entire
interest OF Harmon Brothers. in the Dry Goods
business. at Mol. River Block. Warren. Ohio.
are now ready to furnish everything usually
ken in a dry goods house, at lOa1 rates.
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ChIcago Cattle DIarket.

Tho salSs Of cattle at Chicago during the past
week were S.05l head. Under enormous receipts.
the market at the opening on Tuesday. says the
Tribune. was considerably depressed. and prices
were weak and irregular. thedeeline amounting
TO 10gl5c 2 100 Ms on good first and second class
steers. The reduction IN common and medium
grades was l5@20o. On Saturday the market
was quiet, bat the feeling Wa firm. and the
little business transacted vas At full rates.
With the exception Of p few ~-seslaHags" the
pens were cleared Of stock, and the market
closed hrm at the following quotations.
Extra BeeFes-Fiie. ft, well formed,
Alto 8 year old steers, and aVeraging
l.2U0 ms and upEards.------.$S 5O9S 87I<
Prime Beeves-G0Od. well fatted,
finely formed steers. averaging from
l,lO0 to 1,400 Ds. st.--..-----.-., 2 COag 8
Fair Grades-Fair steers. in fair hssh.
averaging l.00Ogl. 200 As, aE-.-...735a7 so
Medium Class-M edium steers and
gU0d cows. 1T for city slaughter and
averaging SO0a1 900 rs, at .-.. 8 ga 90
Stock C4ttle-COmmOnca cattle in decent
flesh averaging ts0Oa1, 100 bs, at 1907 90
InteriOr-Light aad thin cows and
49,. 4 oQg0 IS
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In the East.

We are now opening our spring stock. The
senior has not returned from the east yet. but
We have heard from him in q very substantial
manner,
We would invite al who contemplate pur-
chasing anything in our line. to examine our
stock. which will be found as complete as any
ever brought TO this market.
VAUTR0T & ACKLEY.
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ohio Farmers Tnsurauee Co,

We are ready to receive applications for Insu-
range in this fayorite Farmers Company. on
body knows how cheap and reliable this cOmpa-
MES policies are. no comment is necessary
All Information furnished e~heeEfully.
T.J. MTAfN &S0N,
May 22-2t Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

The great crowds of people seen daily throng-
ing the yeWelry Store Of Vautrot 4 Ackley. are
attracted by the grand display the above firm
are making this spring.
We are glad to see that the peopls appreciate
the efforts our friends are making 70 please all.
BY their fair dealing and skilfnlI workmanship,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
TheyDoS say

That those BeaPs Pat. Breech Loa ding Rifles
are just the thing, and they can be had az Tyieris
on Liberty Street. Also. Remnaington's ReYolv-
ing Rifles. Frank Wesson Rifles. and q host of
other guns. with ammunition Of sll kinds.
May q, 1857.
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Local Notices.
The GreafS h0W.


Local Notices Is cess per Inc first Insertion.
Ten cts. per lfae each subsequent insertion.
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Base BAH.

To Welcoming Base Ball Glib. of Warren, o.
We accept your challeaee to play a match game
in Warren. July Fourth. under the rules of the
n. A. B. B. P. FARMERS CLUB.
BristolviIle. O., May %, ls67-It,
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eefIng.

The Annual Meeting Of the Pennington
Bible Society, viii be held atthe Congregational
Church, at West Corners. Sunday. June 9.lS67.
at one o'clock, 7. NJ All friends Of the Bible
expected GEO. G. KIRKLAND. Agent.
Nay 2. 1867. -
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Warren.


All persons are cautioned against buying the
Howe improved Sewing Machine from any but
authorized agents. Sold by Mr.. Levi Sampson,
Newton Falls, Miss Mary Gilbert, Pennington.
Mrs. Sharp. Mineral Ridge.
Howe, Florence, Weed and Domestie-at the
Sewing Maehiue Rooms. on Main ST., in the
Frams part of the Gaskill House
May s, 67-3W,s ELS. ADAIR, Agent.
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list National Bank of warren.

WARREE. o., March 26. 1861.
Holders of the Augustissae Of I 3 10 Treasury
Notes can exchange them for u. S. $40 Bonds
bearing gold interest, on presentation at this
Bank, on reasonable terms.
NIB. TAYLER. Cashier.
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On Liberty Street. Is the plaeet to buy anything
You want in the gun line, from a box Of caps at
Guns from three dollars upwards. Guns of all
kinds made to order. Gun Barrels, Locks, Tris-
gers. and trimmings of all kinds. By the single
one, or by the dozen. Cheap for cash.
May ., 1867.
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WhIte Leadi WhIte Leadr

Seven dray loads Of White Lead received at
No. 5. Main Street. the past week and more on
the way. One load Buck Lead and the balance
Fahncstock's pure. all of which we sell as low
as the I0scest.
H0YT. sTRATToN 6HAPGooD.
May IS.
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GuIffvaforS

With Steel Mould Board Blades,-Hammon's
Buckeye Cultivator is offered TO the public with
give Subtraction. acknowledgements have
been added for the eominR season. illustrated
circulars. with pliee sent free. Address,
HEMAN B. HAMM0N,
MRy15. 1S3I-2W Et BristOlville, Ohio.
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The Only AgeRcY

In TrumbuI Co. for the latest 1 Improved Howe
Sewing Machines is at Tyleris Gun Shop. on
Liberty street, Warren, Ohio. Also, Agent for
J. Parkins' File Factory. Cleveland Old files
re-cut at low rates may p 1891.
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.TafIorIng.

We have engaged the services OF Mr.. Ed
wABD RABcEIFFE. late cutter ut Harmon. Bros.
in eur Merchant Tailoring Department, and
are able to furnish suits of the best cut. make
and material, promptiy to order. GIVE US a
call. BERNSTEIN 4 P0D0LSKY.
May l-tf.
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Twenty Thousand Veal aud Deacon skins
wanted by Milan x Ward. We will pay thenar-
ket price. MILAN e WARD.
Tanners & Leather Dealers. under McCon-
nell's. I'd door south Of Smith a RCombs.
March 6. 1S57-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22

On Sunday. April 81. 1867. in Warren. It con-
tains some money and papers. The owner can
have il by properly Identifying it. and paying
costs of advertising. by calling at the CHRONICLE
ONCE.
MAY 1T
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Teacher,s EXAMINATION.

There will be an examination for the teachers
of Trumbuli county. on each of the following
days: Saturday May 18th. and Saturday, June
18th. There viii be no other examinations till
fall.
By order Of Board of Examiners.
il. CHILDS. Secretary.
Warren Nav ST
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The Government Plan!

The Government charges gold interest lin cur
rencyl on its gold bonds from January LIST, 1867,
and allows the interest on the T-30 Notes from
February 18th. 1861. The holder pays the differ
ence. and pays no premium on his gold interest.
7. ]. McLain 4 Son will convert ali these Bonds,
without any expense to the holders.
May l5-2t
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L05ofGT

DEGREEs-TrznbHH Temple no. Is, meets in
the hall Of Warren lodge. No. 1873. ION Market
St, over Freeman X Hunts Bank at71z o'clock
on Friday evening Of each week and on the
be conferred upon eligible members ofthe new
Lodges Of this district.
By order Of the W. D. 2.
NAY Is. IS67-st.
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How to get a Nice Suit of

If you know hog. This is how: Put a few
"Greenbacks" in your pocket-it takes but a
small amount at the cheap store of BERssTEIN
q PoDeLsKY. next door to Milan d SONS
Bank. on Main St.. and call on this firm and
they will dress you ont nicer and better than
any other house in town for the same money.
Aayl 1e67-fE.