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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Warren. May Is 1sss.tf

We have before called the attention Of Oul
readers TO the AMERICAN ORGAN. manufacture ed
by S. d. x II. W. Smith. Boston. Mass. We feel
at perfect liberty to do so, because We have
fdently that they posses every excellence 70
be desired. To the lover Of music. such an
instrument in the household is a constant de-
light. For the Sunday School and the Chapel,
it is a most admirable substitute for the pipe
Organ. There is a wonderful quantity Of music
in one Of these beautiful instruments, and We
are glad to learn that they are being apprecia-
ted by the public. The manufacture and sale
has become an extensive business. and the de-
mand is constantly inereasing.-S, LOWs mo-
Record. MAY 3-2t
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That Old Man!

Who has so faithfully horne life's burdens for
upwards Of three score years and ten, kaolrs
his sdnds Of life have nearly run and that he
will soon be at rest. Who does not admire such
q man, even to lmostr eyereneing those silken
locks and times honored wrinkles that mark
his majestic brow. Indeed the lcord is better
for that man having lived. but his friends. how
cends the hill of life, knowing soon that that
fa~ce-illuminated by q warm heart within
will soon go back to its native element and be
forgotten. Forgotten did we say? Not so, for
he was one among thousands Of others. who
were thoughtful enough to visit the New Eng
land Gallery and secure a supply ~ hlce1s
Photographs. These Photo prdphs don and
stance shall have departed RICE-Artist.
MAY q lg6S-tf
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Another Grand triumph.

At the Fair of the American Institute. just
closed, the Florence Sewing Machine has again
carried of the hOnors. it having been awarded
the First Prize over all competitor This TIL
umph, following close upon the award Of the
Gold Medal (the highesl at the lair Of the
Mechanics Association 1.-THE great lair Of New
England,) at Lowell, in October, as veil as the
First Prize for a double-thread machine at the
late State Fair at Buffalo, establishes beyond
question the superiority Of the FlGence as a
Family Sewing Machine.
J.R. BRoCKWAY, Agent,
May cost O~rrangevills. Ohio.
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Something New.

Doctor SDsIman desires to inform his patron!
and friends in Trumbull county that be ba.
purchased ofthe patentee, Doctor G.. W. Dunn
the exclusive right to make his porcelain teeth
in this county. As now improved it has very
in use. Il is beautiful. strong and cleoHly, and
can now be repaired as easy as any other style
Of work. Unlike the rubber ROW in use, il Is q
conductor Of heat, therefore the mouth viii
keep cool and healthy. Dentists are paying
from four to nine hundred dollars for an Office
right. Teeth On rubber, and all other kinds Of
dentures. except the kind already alluded to
will be made by John 4. Young. who has been
a student with ne for nearly two years, and
having taken one course in the Ohio Dental
College he is well prepared to do the work in
the best possible manner. See his card.
3. 7. SPELMAN.
Warren. Nay IS, 1s6s.-tf
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Court e

In the Vernon Murder case, the PrOsecu'
ton filed a motion to continue until next
term. Ii was argued atsome length by the
Prosecutor in favor of the motion and by
Mr.. F. E. Hutchins against it. The Court
after due consideration overruled the mo-
ton and therefore it is altogether pEoba-
BILE that the case, about which there has
been so much speculation, will be disposed
! O. this term. In the meantime the defend
ant is to be released on bail-the bail
bond having been fixed at $1,000. 1t
would seem that the interest OF sill parties
concerned, demand an early trial.
The case of Bowel VS. McLain ct al was
taken up and tired by a jury on Tuesday
the 18th inst. This suit Is brought to re-
cover a Judgment OF a promissory note
for $4,000 given bydefendants to plain
tiff. The defendants admit the execution
of the note, but plead a "~fallure of consId-
Grafton" The jury after hearing the
rather conflicting testimony, and the ar
guments of ]. N. Stull for defendant and
Mr.. Moses for plaintiff, found for plain
tiff and assessed his damages at the full
value of the note and interest mp to date
of judgement.
The case of Edmund Borden VS. II. c.
Williamson ct al, was tried on Wednes-
day, this s a rare and interesting suit.
False Imprisonment is the gravamen of
the plaintiffs charge. 1t appears that in
the Spring of 1867, the plaintiff who then
resided IN Hartford was preparsing to
leave for the West, taking with him bag
and baggage, and leaving behind some
unpaid accounts. The Messrs. Baldwin
Of Fowler had an account of long stand
ing against plaintiff they desired him to
settle before leaving the country. BE in
timated to Mr.. Williamson the attorney
and agent of the Baldwins, that he could
not pay it then, whereupon Mr.. W. had
some of his goods seized under an affidavit
that he, Borden, was about to remove his
property for the purpose of cheating and
defrsuding his creditors. The goods were
seized and the plaintiff arrested and for 8
very short time confined IN the county
Jail. The snit is brought to recover dam
ages for the arrest and Imprisonment.
Messrs Suilif & Moses managed the case
for the plaintiff. and Messrs. Taylor &
Jones for the defendants. A verdict as
returned for defendants, whereupon the
plaintiff was very much DISSATISFIED and
filed a motion for a new trial on the
ground that the verdict was against both
law and evidence. The motion has not
yet been acted upon.
The scandalous and slRnderous case of
Catharine Ssner vs. Jacob Powers, wa
tried on Thursday. Both of the parties
reside in Mecca and are well advanced in
years, the plaintiff being sixty odd years
Of age and the defendant eighty odd. The
plaintiff alleges that she was slandered to
the amount of So, 200 in that the defend
ant did charge her with want of chastity.
The evidence in the case was very repul-
sive, and not we'll calculated to edify OF
instruct A prompt verdict was returned
for the plaintiff and her damages laid at
$500.
The May term has not bonn so busy q.
term as appearances seemed to indicate on
the first day. There seems to be a perfect
mania to continue.
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N 4.

This preparation instantly removes all Stains
INC Tarnish from Silver. and silVer-plated
metal, block tin. &c. As cleaning material, it
is superior TO anything ever produced. As it
requires but q mall quantity to polish ware as
bright as new. and articles cleaned with il re-
tain their lustre much longer than when cleaned
with any other material. Sold by
VAUTR0T 4 ACKLEY.
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TrOftfHg.

The Oak Grove offers the following premiums
IN S; for Trumbull and Mahoning Counties.
starlight barred) SIS for horses that never
trotted in 9 race; 3 in 5.
Admission to grounds. Csc. Entrance fee 10
per cents to enter. 2 to start
By order Of the Board.
May 27-2t.
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New York Cattle Market.

NV loEAl nay .,
Receipts 1. 2ae beeyes; 1922 sheep and lambs
1883 swine.
BEEVES-Modsrately animated at a decline
Of &c; quality Of offerings fair; on sale to dag
u.OO head.
Sales Of extra lse prime TX: fair to good at
l6jSa17c. inferior to ordinary at l5al6lzc.
SHEEP d. LAMBS-Firm with moderate sup
ply. SalesOfeXtra Of l09lO5Zc: prime az 9894c;
prime at 99g4c; common to good at 7159Slzc;
inferior at 6l4G7c.
H0GS-WithOut activity and lower. Ofer-
ings 2,2l6 head at Communipaw and Is car loads
al Auth street. Sales heavy corn fed 9gGIe;
light at 96gl4e.
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The Renson Is Plain

Why II. Rice. two doors south of the Pos
Office. Warren, Ohio. is meeting with such goot
success. First. his work is just what it is rec
commended. and be uses the best stock in mar.
ket, besides he understands his business
thoroughly, and can fit any foot. no matter how
bad. an d above all things is trying TO get ar
hOaesfliving by dealing promptly with all, ans
may he not expect the same in return
Nay q, l66S-tf.
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Now in Warren, at the Franklin House, cures
all cases of Dropsy. Gravel, Liver Complaint.
Salt Rheum. Scrofula. Cancer, old sores. Fits,
all female weakness or complaints. enlarged
debility WI rsn.in there fb;s west $780,
sll kinds Of diseases. Afflicted. now Is your
time to get help. He viii be in Bsconsburg
next week. May T-1t.
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Board of Equalization.

The board of Equalization for Trumbull Co,
met accordiuEto law. but in consequence of the
Assessors not being in. they adjourned to meet
at the Auditors Office, Thursday, June 4th. 1865.
G.. A. BRIGDRN, Auditor.
Warren. May q. ls6s-lt
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The Paris Exposition Medal.

For the best Family Sewing Machines was
givent to the Family FaTorite," 3 Weed Ma
chine for which an Agency has been established
at the house on the premises and near the resi-
Esv 1s-st Mrs. A. BOYD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Eugene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold By all Druggists al
IS cents. It is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Prepa ration known. Sold by all
druggists. May %, 1S6S-Sm
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Good Morning

Mrs B., where are you going? los see CLARk's
new Pearl Buttons, for sale by the Gross or
Dozen, at astonishing low prices. Just the thing
for light Saques. Remember the place. CLAR6's
Notion Store. sign Of the Eagle, Main st.
May 2, 1S6s-tf
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A Grim old Judge, after hearing a
howery discourse from a pretentious
young baTrister, advised him TO pluck
cut the feathers from the wings Of his
imagination and stick them in the tail
of his judgment.
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Teachers

To be connected with the Normal Academy
Of Music, at gainesville Alfred IL. Pease-
New York city, n. Coe tewAr Cleveland, 5.
B. Hamlen. Cleveland. NJ. S. Wright. Pittsburs;
with q corps Of able assistance. Instruction.
Willbe given in any or all departments Of YO-
cal and instrumental music.
Nav q, lS6S-lt
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The Trumba1 and Mercer Musical ASsocia-
tons. hold their Spring Convention at Bacons-
burg, Nnstead OF at War; en-, as agreed upon.
June 9th. 10th. and 11th. closing with a grand
concert, under the direction ofMr. c. c. Case.
W. P. STEWART. Sec,y.
Nav Z7-9t
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Ifyou want pure amber wheat heur.a good ar
tiele, inquire for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at NJ 4 G. Baeon's, u A
Patmors, ] W Brown 4 CO,or at the Mill. Order:
nileN CAMP RANDALL.
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Camand Settle I!

Persons knowing themselves indebted 70 me
bV book account or otherwise. viii please call
at ny old Livery stand. on Market street., Win
out delay, as my accounts must be s~eettsd.
Ian S-tf II. ?. BASSETi.
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Atlantic Wills

Xxx Red, a good article o. -four, for S12 ? Dbl.
Tryi Il. Sold at NJ a G Bacon's, MA Patmore, J
w Brown 4 Co., or at
CAMP RANDALL'S MILL.
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Desk for sale.

A large desk suitable for an Office or store
for sale low. Inquire Of
Warren o., May 80. iS6S-2t
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One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Busy.
One Second Hand Top Busy.
One Second Hand Open Buggy,
One Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
MAY ls-tf R.H. BARNUM < co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

first class Store Room. ftted up in the best
Of Style. with all the modern improvements,
for Dry Goods or general NJ Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location for
ApTI s2-tf ANDERSON & RUPP.
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For Rent.

Large Front Room over Reed d Adams Clo-
thing Store. Enquire Of
April 15-tf REED 6ADAMS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wholesale H

OFFIcE NEsTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. I
WARREN. o.. May q. B6S.l
The Pias5urg Commercial says: that rates Of
interest rules higher there than any where else.
In New York money is in full supply at six per
| cent. call At general rate In Cincinnati the
demand for loans is limited. and depositors in
good credit are able 70 obtain all the money
they require. at sslOper cent, Wnlle the de-
mand from outside parties Is light. In the open
market, 1Gal2 per cent. are the ruling rates for
frst-class TO good commercial paper.
In Cleveland the money maket Is working
easier. The demand from borrowers during the
past week, and more particularly for the last
few days, has been comparatively moderate,
and it would appear that for a time the extra
ordinary wants Of the mercantile community
have been satisfied.
Gold. 40.
Silver. large. 1876.
Fivs-TSsntiss. 1862. 1917.
1854. 107H.
1855, 1O71k.
1867, Ito.
Seven. Thirties. cd and Sd series) t71<.
During the past week we have noticed a dull
ness in the general markets nearly every branch
Of trade particularly in the prevailing apathy.
In making our rounds among merchants we
hear nothing but the situations that trade is
very dull. consumers continue to restrict their
want and the markets are unusually free from
speculation.
GROCERlES-tIrm and steady.
BEANS-White 500 to $50 per bdshel.
WHEAT-Whits. $500 Amber. S26O. Spring
Mol $3.50.
FLOUR-$12O to S1L.5O.
0ATS-Oats 75c
C0RN-Corn S1.1O.
DRIED APPLES-IOe.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll cash PC. trade sc.
CHEESE-Wes.ern Reserve IsaI4e
EGGS-l5c.
LARD-Country rendered. l6@l7.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-S1 ,2O@L.3e
TEAS-$1.OO to $50 por chest.
c-OFFEE-229E per bag.
G~LASS-See Hardware report.
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Agents Wanted.

Iwant agents both travelling and local to
sell the Florence Sewing Machins. agood ener-
getic one to canvass the city Of Warren. terms
J.E. BR0CKWAY.
May post ~0rangeTille. Ohio.
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From the Alps.

We have Just received another case Of those
6ne Swiss Watches, bOthGOld and Silver, made
for our own trade. and warranted superior to
any in market, See our new advertisement in
another column. VAUTR0T = ACKLEI.
May 27-tf
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Hnnse a fOr SaIe.

The subscriber offers for sale his House 4 Lot
on High Street. with barn connected thereto.--
Tn6n;Ss on Inc premise. OF at Trumbun Nat.
Bank. d.S. EDhAhOS'
Feb, 10, 1S6S-tf
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PInMs. Flows, PIows.
Wheat Flour.

The hest steel Flows in market at D. b. BES-
EErT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May l, lS57-tf
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GOOD Board Fence
For Sale Low.

See advertisement Casterlne's Portable Farm
Fence in another column Of this paper.
Feb. y. lS6S-tf
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10000

Roberts Celebrated Patient Paradox Needles
rece'd this day. direct from England, at
A.E. ANDREWS &S0NS.
Sole Agents. See that the name Of A. +.
Andrews i Sons Is on the wrapper.
Nav I3-tf
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Are again at the Main St.. (Rsd Front Drug
Store. Have got the goods and they must be
sold HOYT. STATION < HAPG00D.
Nav 6. lS6S-tf
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10000 lbs. Butter!

Wanted. for which the highest market price
in CASH viii be paid. at
A. Z. ANDREWS GsoNs.
May s-tf Warren, Ohio,
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The ROYAL Rhyme of BOnnets

Fair Florence wears the Bonnet Fiolet.
PdnPpG sports hat Con the Dia1en,
MdrcAiORess Mathis the Rigotsae,
Little Pdaie dones the Modem.
The list of Bonnets will be continued in the
next paper, meanwhile all varieties of Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers. Laces, etc., will be
sold daily. regardless Of the weather. at
May q, lS6S-tf Mrs POTTER & cos.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Butter and Cheese nIarkets

= NV IORk, May .
BUTTER-Quiet. Sales at 2sS0c for Ohio:
50 G$2 for State.
CHEESE-Steady. Sales at 10S17e.
CINCINNATI. May ..
BUTTER-Firmer and not sopleDty. Fresh
SG2Sc
CHEESE-Good demand for prime new.
Choice new factory H9l5c; farm dairy lSGlie
poor 5al0e
PIFTSBURG-Buttsr lower. Prime to
choice roll &a30c
CHEEsE-smaH sales Of Western Reserve
at lSalS1zc
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Local Notices

Local Notices Is cents per line 6ra Insertion.
Ten clipper tiHe each sabssQHenf insertion.
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a. See right hand corner of this page.


The parties that took the belt of Of the Rolling
Mill Shears one night last week. viii save chem
selves trouble BY returning the same. as they
are knoSn. Otherwise prosecution will6s en-
P. 6B. IRON co.
g: B. DAZZLING, Sup't.
May Z-lt
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Portable Engine for Sale.

Have you any copying you want done 20 to
BROOKS & P0TTER1S.
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Y, a common article at So 2 Dbl, at Camp q
RandallS. Warranted to raise well and msks
good sweet bread.
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Local Notices.
convention

Local Notices Is eenfs per line first insertion,
ten ca. per iize each subsequent insertion.
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Chamher SuIfs
All Hands

CuamDcF SullS.
Of various styles. q good assortment at prices
10 suit the times at TRUESDELL x TOWN
SENDS May l3 1865.
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Garden Seeds
Empire Mills

LARGE lot all kinds-fresh and good. jus re-
ceiyed. H0YT. STRATT0N & HAPG00D.
March 25-tf
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For Sale.
The Indian Doctor

For Sale.
Afrst rate Top Buggy FOR sale, almost new
enquire at the Post Office. May 27-2t
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ByrOn's ApOstrOphe to SUN

Parting day dies like the dolphin.
Each hue still Fowler than the last.
Till all is gray"
These words might be applied to the beauty
OF PEARL. in the form C. buttons, of which 7.
A. CLARK has just received his second spring
stock. Every body call and look at them while
Main st. May 27.-tf
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bu M Or S1f Frame n1as go So{ to Si4 BROOKS tStizs i z P6 5TEffsS,A
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Call md see our new Spring Stock of Dry
Goods, lust opened, and prices guaranteed as
low as the lowest. HAPGO0p BROWN,
Arr Is No. River Block
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

To see some nice Oranges and Lemons, Pine
Apples. Canned Fruits. j ellies and every yarie-
ty Of dried fruits. call and examine the stock Of
JEROME 7. CAMPBELL. On Main St
May l3-tf
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WARREN RETAIL lark EFT
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Nay Lt Is6S
BEEF CATTLE-The market opened dull and
dep ressed. and continued thus throughout-
There was the usual Mondays attendance, but
advices from all the prominent Eastern points
were Of such a discOuraging character as to al
most wholly destroy the confidence Of shippers,
and aside from a moderate inquiry to I'll exist
ing, contracts there was 10 considerable inquiry
The enermOus supply.nesrly eco head induced
something Of q "panicky" feeling among hold
ers, and there was manifested = generaIdisposi-
ton to realize, even at a material reduction
from the closing prices Of last week. The re-
ported transaction embraesl,35O head, the great
bulk OF which were closed out at a decline Of
25c per 100 ms. The decline, however, Wasnomi-
nally greater than this, for had holders forced
their stock upon the market. and accepted such
prices as buyers were generous enough 20 offer.
5OG t0e would no more than have covered the
reduction. The inquiry to-day was for prime
to choice shipping Bullocks. on New York,
Boston and Albany account. and for fair to good
butchers stock for local consumption. Com
mon descriptions were neglected and unsala-
BILE; Several Of the best droVes viii be forWar-
ded last tomorrow morning on owners account
The best sale Of the day was A. head extra
smooth fat Steers, owned BY Bullock c. Howe.
OF TOnica- The drove averaged l.467 rs, of
cars. and were sold By Strader 4 Cooley to a
New York shipper, at S9.l2I. The market
closes heavy at the following quotations:
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Don't be Put OF

With any other when you call for Barrett
Hair Restorative. in eight OF. bottles.
May 20-lt
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II Won want

You can get any thing in the Picture line q
BROOKS P0TTER's.
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Enquire of Reid Bros. at corner of Liberty
and Canal Street, Warren o. [feb. I2-tf.
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Leather Market.
coRREcEKD WEEKLY Fl
EE'bALN 60 WARD,
AtA. MConnells old Stand. Mains 81. Warran-n
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Small or Large lots,
ApriI s, 1868
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Large lot CheWing Tobacco

And Cigars. which we offer at prime cost.
HOYT. STRATT0N &HAP6O0D.
NJ ~
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Cash For Butter.
The highest market. price in cash paid for
butter at A. E. ANDREWS x SONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27

Those wishing pure white wheat -four, can be
accommodated By leaving their orders a. Camp
& RandaI's Mill. near A. 4 G. W.. Depot. War
rem. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Pure Whife Wheat FIour

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. Z. S, ADAIR'S
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New Goods!

Land Plaster. Calcined Plaster, III Dbl. o
wagon load.
Anil 1855
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White Lime.

ParIOr Suits.
In great variety at TRUESDELL 4 TOWN.
SENDS. Call and see them. Nav Is. IS
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InferiOr-Light and thin cows 4 steers 4.008S60
HOGS-The market opened extremely dull.
and under the excessive supply. and in sympa-
my Wltn the decline IN the East, prices ruled
sensioly lower. There was a fuua attendance Of
operators, but trade was spiritless and barely
one half the offerings were taken up. The re-
ported sales exhibit q falling OF fully 2t9%c
& lU ns from the prices current on Saturday
last. and on common and medium grades the
reduction Is even greater, Sales were effected
at prices ranging all the way from ST,506S.6
for common TO Medium 70 SS.15G9,0 for good
to choice. The pens are filed with unsOld stock
and the feeling at the close is much depressed,
and a further depreciation hFalues seem ineyi-
table
SHEEP-Werei in good demand. and prices
were without material change, raneing az $50
GID Tor common to choice qualities, wooded.