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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

The Temperance lecture by Rev. Geo.
Pierce, on last Sabbath evening, at the
Baptist Church, was wen attended by an
apprecistive audience. The lecture was in
every way worthy of the cause.
Our townsman, Wm. O.. FOrrist. Esq,
left yesterday morning for st. Louis, Mo-,
where he has opened an Office for the
practice of the law. He informs as that
he will return in time for the spring term
of our court, and attend to cases in his
charge. He will move in the ensuing fall.
Mr.. Forrist, for twenty gears, has de-
voted himself exclusively to the practice
of his profession, in various courts Of
Northern Ohio, ard during all which time
he has occupied $ very high rank as 8
lawyer and advocate. We wish him the
success he merits.
We have taken the necessary steps
and have ferreted out the difficulty In re-
gard to the package Ofs Chronicles that are
sent 10 Vernon subscribers. Our inquiries
resulted in establishing the fact that not
Vernon subscribers, alone, have been sub .
jected to annoyance in not receiving their
papers on Wednesdays, but those in
Gustsvus, B:ookheld and Hubbard have
also, at times, had their papers delayed
Some of these packages on one or two &C.
c~asions, have been placed in the BRzetta
mail sack instead of the one intended for
Burg Hill, by thu mail messenger on the
A. A G. W. BY, probably through ignO-
rance. When this has occurred, the gen.
tlelnSnly postmaster at Bazetta, has mark
ed them missent and forwarded them to
their destination-the result being q delay
of one day. We hope the difficulty is
now obviated.
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Merchants and Business Men

A fact for busiRess men TO rem ember. In thesI
days Of business Drostration. disastrous conha.
gratlons. and failirg &, and insolvent Fire Insu
rance Companies, learn this fact, that the New
York State Superintendent Of the Insurance
Department, in his annual ~oficicial report fol
January !. 1858, states that no Fire Insurance
Co., in America. possessing a like paid up cash
capital of one million dollars and upwards, has
so large a net suTptHs over liabilities. reinsurance
and capital. as has the loRILLARD Fire Insu-
rance Company with the one exception of the
HONE ISs. Co., of New York. That is. among
all the great Fire Insurance Companies Of
America, possessing 50 large a capital. the HOME
stands hrst. and the LORILLARD second, as 10
strength and soundness and reliability.
The HoxE has q paid up cash capital OF two
million dollars. The income of the HoHE for
theyear ending January !, 1865. was g. 4S3. $500;
II paid for losses in the same period, Sl.l97, l5A-
W, and dividends to the. amount of $4,000,
leaving assets on hand Of S.62S.s96 Is, and this
too in one Of the most calamitous years in the
history Of FIRE insurance.
The IORILIARD has a paid up cash capital OF
one million dollars. Its income for the wear
ending ] anuary l. 1865. was SS60,7S2 90, it paid
Tor losses In the same period. S345,0o3 90, and
dividends to the Amount of Sl00, OOU, leaving as
sets on land Of $685. 90.
You all know we'll the Importance Of keeping
your merchandise and property insured. Is il
not more important to procure and keep your
insurance In the strongest and best COMPANIES
The HONE Of New York. and the LORILLARp
ms. Co., are represented BY WHITTLESEY
ADAMS. their only Agent at Warren.
March Is, 1865.
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DEMoRksT's MODEL MoNTHLY.-La-
dies neve weary of p~raising this Magazine
for its beauty and usefulness. Its patterns
are worth more than the price Of each
number, and, with the admirable models
furnished by its Illustrations, are invalus-
bic to ladies living In the country. We
do not know much about the Household"
and other exclusively feminine depart
ments, except that housekeepers think
everything of them, but we do know that
the reading matter is varied and unexcep'
tionable, and that, altogether, it is as vel
come a visitant as can be found in the par.
lor or family circle. Price, S3.00 per
year, with a handsome premium. Send
'473 Broadway, N. Y.
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From Johnston.

Jo~HEsoNvILLE, March 16, 1868.
EDITOR CHRoSIcLK:-Ke are getting
along sI11nnIin9ly st present. The great
snow storm reached Us, and severed COM
munication with other towns, and As a
natural consequence when it disappeared,
an almost impossible sea of Maud now
appears, leaving US still in an isolated con-
.dition. Considerable damage was done by
the great freshet, several bridges across
Sugar Creek were swept away, and fences
and other movables were carried down by
the current Gd inJinitsen.
Our town has been more than usually
lively during the past winter. The fogy
ideas of old, that still linger, are being
shaken off by the young and rising genera
ton, and promise in the course Of s few
years, to bring about 8 complete change.
The Johnston Literary Association though
still in its infancy, was very prosperous
during the winter, and closed its labors on
Wednesday evening, March 4th, with q
grand entertainment at tie NJ Z. Church.
1t was q complete success. Every one con-
nected with it acquitted themselves in s
highly creditable manner. The stage was
tsstefully decorated by fair hands; and
though the deep now almost blocked up
the highway, q large and appreciatlye
audience, were interested spectators, and
the exercises gave unbounded satisfaction
and rather excelled any previous perform
ance of the kind.
On the afternoon and evening of the
18th Donation festival was held at the
same place for the benefit of the pastor,
Rev. i. W. Ely. Despite the unfavorable
weather, there was q good attendance, and
q splendid supper was prepared In. the
large hall over the church room. In the
evening the Association gave another
entertainment which was well received,
after which an oyster supper closed the
evenings enjoyment. Both the supper
and literary exercises were well ~pstronized
and about $500 In g~reenbacks were real
lied, besides other items. The occasion will
long be remembered by pastor and people,
as a happy reunion.
We have as yet no Lodge of "Good
Iemplaas," but arrangements are making
to organize one, and the known persever-
ance of our young folks, warrants US in
saying that when it is started, it will be q
Aourishing ne.
We may look for many improvements
this season, If the amount Of logs 70 be
seen at our various saw mills are sny cri.
terion. We notice that H. D. Holcomb.
Esq, proposes erecting q fine business
block on his corner lot at the center; and
now all we want is the station moved TO
Johnson's Summit to become 8 h~ourishing
town. d. n. r.
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Governor Ted.

Tit great experience and remarkable and
honorable success ofGoveEnor Tod. in all fnan-
cal affairs. renders him a safe adviser. and his
counsel important to the public in all the vari-
Gus analrs OF bU siness. Read the following let
ter to hHTTTLEsET ADAMS. from Governor Tod:
BR4R HILL. March IS. 1868
WHIT1LEsEI. ADAXs, ESQ, AGENT AND AD-
JUsTER, WAR REN. OHIO. Dear Sir 1T is due
and "NorTic.h"D you represent, in which I had
insurance o q my new Mansion House Tin the
hrst for $40 900. and the second for 5000 dss-
uoyed ~ IRE on the 18th ult.. that l publicly
a~oknowlefige my thanks and gratitude for the
prompt Q nd honorable name they have I'D
Justed the losses. This business foresight in
erecting Insurance. and your promptness in
adJustln g and paying the same. enables ne to
90 prom pity forwardw with the work ofrebuild-
ing, without sacrifice in raising money. This
eonsidt ration should induce all persons, irres-
Pectlyo OF their ability. to stand q loss. to keep
their property insured.
ResnertfuIlv voura
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Cleveland WhOIesaI Market

MONDAY EVENING. March. 3, 1903.
FLOUR-Market quiet and unchanged. We
quote city makes Xxx red $l3,009l3.5O. Xxx
white Sl4O09l4,50: Xxx spring $ll ,Oe9u,5.-
Country brands are quoted as follows: Xxx
white Sl3,OO9l4,M, Xxx red Sll.OQ9l2.50; Xxx
spring Slo.SelL.@. y spring S9.5O@lO,O. Rye
-wHEAT-:very quiet. but firm. Sales l car
CORN-Less active. steady and firm. Sales
car new Mol shelled at Sl,0l; l ear do at Sl.0O;
3 cars ears on track at 96c.
OAIS-Dull. No. l held at roc from store.
RfE-Quiet and nominal at Sl,5O9l,55 for No.
! from store
PORK-Quiet and steady. Sales . bbls No.
] city-pscked mess ut $500 No. . do S24,0C;
Prime mess S9,0e Clear SZ7.O0
fair trade demand and steady
Sales z00 los Clty-rsndered at l61zSl7e in tier
SMOKED MEATS-In fair demand and IN
changed. Sales 1000 lbs Sugar-cured Hans at
lsc; Plain-eured Hams lie; 500 lbs Dried Beef az
2c; Shoulders Rc15: Bacon 141zc.
CHEESE--DulI and steady at 12aI6e for good
to choice dairy and factory.
BUTTER-The receipts Of choice are not
much improved. and allthat offers find quick
sales at 4S95Oc,
EGGS-In good request at 25s26e for fresh.
DRIED APPLES-In fair movement at SIG
GREEN APPLES-In moderate movement
at s. ,l0g5. 50per Dbl.
SEEDS-In rather light movement and steady
Clover SI,5og7.75; Timothy S2.50G2,60.
POIAIOES-PeachbloEs in fair demand and
hrm at Sl.l5 per bu from store.
BEANS--Very scarce. Prime white firm at
$l.5O per bu.
try rendered.
FEATHERs-In fair demand at sOas5o. ac-
sALT--Sieady. Fine $3.50; Coarse s2.5.
Leader
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
Dwelling House Burned.

Last Monday afternoon, about2 O'Clock,
the residence of Mr.. h. Adgate, about one
mile frem this place, on the youngstown
road, was burned with most of its con-
tents. Thefre is supposed to have Origina-
ted from s defective iue in the kitchen
part, and the flames had made such head
way before they were discovered, that it
was impossible to save but a very small
portion of the furniture. The amount Of
loss we did not learn, but as there wa no
insurance on the building or furniture, it
must be severe to Mr.. Adgste, who is
represented as being in only moderate
circumstances.
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Re-UniOn Of the 18th Battery

In accordance with 3 resolution of the
Battery, at its meeting Of August ed,
1866, we hereby issue a call for its re-
assembling in Cleveland, o., on the sew
enth of April next, the sixth anniversary
of It's first engagement at Shiloh. Persons
in attendance will report at the American
House at noon Of that day. All whose
names have been borne on its rolls, also
friends of its members, living or dead, are
cordially invited to join with US in u re-
newal Of old memories, friendships and
pleasures. W. B. KING,
S. n. LAIRD,
A. L. FIfCE,
E. W. MOORE,
L. I. BALLIEGER,
Com. on Re-Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

Prof. Philo Holmes writes, Chemistry and
medicine have been mads subervi ent to all d s.
cases which flesh is heir to, yet how little has
science done toward improving our person al
appearance, Recently l have Investigated a
SCIENTIFIC preparation which has come before
the public, but which has been IN use many
years, called Halls Vegetable Hair Remover.
Il cures all diseases Of the scalp. and allays nIl
that heat and irritation. and furnishes . nutri-
tive principle BY which the hair is nourished
and supported. and BY its remedial virtues.
it causes the hair TO Rroy where il has fallen
out, and restores it to its natural color when
gray. The old n appearance are made young
-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
Central stock
Yards.
PIrTsBuRGH, March 10. lses

80 - 49,
CAfTLE-The market during the week wa
poorly supplied, and We have seldom noticed
less inclination to purchase. By far. the larges
portion Of the receipts goes direct through L
the eastern market. The extreme prices WerI
SI,0OS9.CO RcHt., an advance over last week.
figures. more particularly as relates to the bet
ter descriptions. There were no show cattle fol
sale this week. The operations for the past
week were IS head. at S7,OOGs 90.
SHEEP-Were in fair demand and sales ex-
hibit 4 large increase sver the previous week
operations. The extreme prices were A.50GI. 90
2 eWt. Some extensive purchases vera made
on eastern account. The sales for the pat week
were 5,llS head, at S4,50G7.CO- Showing an in
crease in sales amounting to 2S30 head.
HoGs-The market was firm with a good de-
mand and prices have further advanced. The
largest portion of the sales we're were on Eas-
tern account. At the close the pens ere near
~ bear. The operations for the past week were
1855 head At S7.s5Gl065. The Teekssales show
a falling OF as compared with last week Of $40
head.
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The Early Military of Trum-
hnII G0unfV-

Mr.. o. Z. Wolcott, of Pennington, has
kindly left with US the Company muster
roll of ''The Fifth Company, Second Reg
iment, First Brigade and Fourth Division
of Ohio Malitia," bearing date of 1918
which Is somewhat ancient in appearance
It will not compare very favOrably as re-
CARDS size, with those in use during the
late war, IS it only covers two pages OF
ordinary sized foolscsp paper. Fifty years
have passed Inc this list was written
and many of the number composing it
must have been stricken from the muster
soil Of life. The few remaining e will
recall many pleasant associations to mind
as they read the list over, while it will
bring to memory the faces and forms of
early friends who have passed away. Be-
low are the names and rank as they appear
on the original roll;
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
Coping!

This branch Of the Photographs art has IN
dergone many improvements in the last few
years. and strange as It may seem TO some, al
the present time, Almost any kind Of Photo.
graphic production, however faded or badly
damaged 1t may have become, can be copied Il
any size desired. and finished in ink, water col
stands his business. Will compare favorabiy
with those made from life. In regard to ths
cost Of these copied pictures. il must be appa-
rent to all. that it necessarily varies according
to the amount Of labor expended on each pic
ture. and that no stated price can be applied as
Il rule, by which always to abide. One thing
however our patrons may feel assured OF, thai
our prices are az t0lc al at any other Gallery in
and satisfy yourselves that this is something
more than talk. R1CE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
s. ID. & III. w. Smiths AmerI-
can Organs.

These are the Organs that took the fret pre-
plium over all competitors at the great ST. Louis
Fair. in October last. There is nothing more
appropriate for a present than an American
Organ. Give the Church one. the Sabbath
Scoool one. and the Minister one. Music such
rs may be produced from them will benefit Us
AL. The morals Of society will be improved,
and the young will in their use find a way 10
spend many g happy hour. that will do them
tured By S. b. En-. W. Smith, Boston, Mas
Topeka MOI Record.
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At Cost! At COST!

Being DESTROYS Of making room for our
Spring stock, we shall offer the goods
named below at Cost
We ask our friends and customers 70
call and see for themselves that this IS no
humbug:
Overcosts, Wrappers and Drawers
Wool Shirts, Fur Gaps, Collars and
Gloves.
Boys Clothing, Silk and Cashmere
Hats.
silk Plush Gaps, Buckskin Gloves and
Mittens.
Beavers and Cassimeres, Brosdcloths
and Doeskins-
The above named goods will be sold at
Cost for Cash REED & ADAMS.
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Florence Mills
Xxx Spring, q fine article at $1l p Dbl. at
CAMP ERANDALL'S MILL,
III. stiles & SON!

that on the lst day of April. A. D., 1865, they
will remove to the NEW STORE RoON, CoREER
of MARKET and Liberty SIS. and being desi-
rous Of reducing their stock. will. for the next
tire Stock Of Dry Goods. Nations. Boots and
Shoes. Hat, Caps. Groceries, &C., &c.
Warren, o.. Jan. s. 1S6S-d
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Nothing Strange.

Everybody expected Il, and are glad to learn
Store. where eal be found. q large variety o.
Sheet Music. Instruction Books. Violins, Gui-
tars. and every thing else that belongs to the
music trade. First class Pianos and Organs
will soon arrive. to which I invite examination,
both as to quality and price.
instruments Of all kinds repaired and timed,
sheet music bound; neatly and durabIy. Dor
Graeter's Music Store, in Stones block. War
zen; Ohio. ID door north Of MahOn ing Depot
March 25th.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YoRE. March 9, lSS.
Receipts 1854 beeves 1852 sheep andlambs
3.40Os swine.
BEEVES-Fairly active and slightly higher.
Sales OF extra l8A9l9; prime IIglSNe c; INST
quality fTA9l7xc; fair to good l61zgl1c: or
diuary l59l6c inferior 129l3e-
SHEEP i LAMBS-kuly &c higher under
good demand
Sales of extra at l09l01zc; prime at s1<a9
Ke. common 10 good at u inferior at ga
Sc.
4, HOGS-Fairly active at previous rates, clos
ing rather heavy sales at sS<alO4c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

Strange asst may appear. many people get AZ
ideaiftbsy sit for q Photograph. they are o5Iieea
70 accept it. good. bad or Indifferent, and pay
their mOneyfor the same. This STATS of thing
don't 20 at the Na5 England Gdnsrv; no one i,
expected to take q picture unless they are per
fectly satisfied with il, and their wants and no
tionE however peculiar. in regard to duplica.
ting their faces, will be at all times carefully
case. if required. before ordering. What more
can you ask. RICE-Artist,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as q guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
Inventions

For which Patents have been allows,
through the agency of Burridge &'Co.
Cleveland, Ohio:
B. Armstrong, Cheese Machine.
j. D. Tiff, Bed Bottom.
E. Lindsay, PantalOon guard.
Z. Roades, Fork.
L. Gebhart, Cider Mill.
]. Madden, Saw guard.
A. G. Crosby, Jeweling watches.
E Shopbell, Lifting Jack,
A. Sheldon, Fence.
G. Lewis, Spoke Machine.
L. K. Wisell, Lathe.
G. Stone, Clothes Frame.
Madden g. Haserot, Bread Cater.
T. & J. NeTison, Carriage wheel.
D. E. Boswell, Stoves.
A. N. Shidler, Cider Press.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


0TFIcE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLES.
WARREN. o., March. Is. 1853
Gold. 1Ss
Silver, large, 80
Five-Twsnties, 1852. 10.
4" 1854, 1O7II'
1856. 107H.
d" 1867, lGz.
seTsn-Thirties. Cd and Sd series) 1O51l.
PROVISI0NS-Active.
P0ULTRY-Chickens Sc perm; Turkeys 90 per
n; Ducks per &c; Geese each 40c.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANs-Whits $500 to $3.50 per bushel.
WHEAT-White. sG,O6 Amber. s26O. Spring
MOL $3.50.
FLOUR-Sl2.O to $500.
FLAX SRED-S2.SO ? blu. Flax Seed Oil. Sl,5
q gal. Flax Straw S. to S. per ton.
0ATS-0ats zoe
C0RN-Corn Ito.
APPLES-l.50R bushel.
DRIED A~PPLES-s9ee.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 90935c.
CHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 1O919c
EGGS-%c.
HoNEY-2295 per pound.
LARD-COuntry rendered. I6@I7.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
PoTAT0ES-NaSI,e
TEAS-s1.O0 to $50 per chest.
CoFFEE-22@H per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware report.
DRESSED H0GS-l0aI2ke.
TURNIPS-6Oc,
0NIONS-l,5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

Go tothe New Cheap Clothing Store. in Stone:
new Block. corner Of Main and South Street. h
buy your Clothing. Hat, Caps and Gents Fur
nishinE Goods.
few days will open a large assortment of she Ia
test styles of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts. Over
alls, Drawers. Stockings. Hats, Caps. Umbrel-
las, Canes and every other article Of Gents Fur.
nishinK Goods. Come and get abar1ain
n. BACHRNHRIMER.
March 8, Is6s-tf
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PebbIes Cola. GLASS Warm

There is no need of being deceived in buying
Stons are cold, when touched BY the tongue.
while Glass is warm. The great advantage OF
Pebbles is. they are clearer and harder. keep the
eye cool, and cannot be serGtche6 which = not
the case with glass. KING on Main St, War
rem, Ohio. has just received his first assortment
of Genuine Pebbles, and will sell them Sl.W a
pair less than they sell the same kind IN CleVe-
land. March ls-2t
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Al the Photograph

Gallery of Brooks Il Potter. all kinds Of pic
lures known to the art my be obtained. and sat
i~sflction guaranteed We make the copying Of
ali kinds of pictures and finishing in ink and
color. a speciality. Our facilities tor this braLch
of the business. are unsurpassed. Mr.. b. Is
practical ink and col0rist, and has devoted eight
years to this branch. Our customers have the
advantage Of describing in person to the inkist,
WhatchanEes they may desire, if my Call and
examine our WORK. and judge yourselves OF III
merit. Rooms east side Main street. Warren
u. Don't miss the place. March ls-t
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I


On the 18th instant, at the residence Of T. S.
Keeney, ESQ.,. m Des Moines, Iowa. By the
Rev. 7. o. Rice, Capt. JOHN H. MERRILL,
and Miss ARAMINTA Z. BAKER, all Of
Des Moines.
March 18th, 1858, by A. B. Smith, Esq, Of Otta-
wa, Ill. Mr.. WILLIS G.. BALDWIN. for
merly Of Fowler. Trumbun Co., Ohio, to Miss
JENNIE N. PAINTER, Of Streator, La
Sale Co., Ill No cards.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25

Ames q Little are selling goods wonderful
cheap on their cash and pay down system. On
their new plan, customers pay for only what
they get, instead OF paying q large per cent. on
what . merchant must necessarily loose on bad
debit By the credit system. We say success to
the cash and no ereditp plan. Mareh 25-tf
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nnnffhennmarsr

Ample Cash Capital. Honesty and Fair Rates,
are what you want to insure you against loss BY
Fire. You have them in the Home Insurance
Co., of New Haven. Conn. Cash Assets One
Million and a Hal. Get your policy at the
Bank Of
T. J. McLAn q SON.
March ls-2G.
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Miss. NJ. e. Moore.

Graduate ofths Boston Music School. and an
experienced teacher ofthe Piano Forte. Forma-
tion oEvoice and singing, harmony and Thorough
Base. is at the residence Of W.. o. Forrest. and
will devote her time exclusively to her class
March Is lg6S-2fs
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red, a good article Of -four, for $12 , Dbl
Try il. Sold at N L 6 Bacon's. MA PatmOre -
W Brown L Co.. OF at
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CaHand Settle

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
BIZ book account or otherwise. will please call
ont delay. as ny accounts must be seettlsd.
Ian S.tf H. P. BASSETT.
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The New Weed Sewing Ma
rhfnRI

Received the highest prize THE Worlds Fair
Paris: tina no e9eaI IN ne Iorid. Treat in
man or woman can easily earn from 5000 TO
1.5OO per year in their sale, without interfering
with their ordinary business pursuits.
Address g. W. CR0WELL 4 CO.,
EeT 20, 1867. Cleveland, o;
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Ruck Wheat Flour.

Anotber capIoad Of the celebrated York State
BneE just r~eceived-none better IN the
Doi,sd Ststes. Sold b. NEST all Grocsrs IN War
- end Al The Mill. Ask tor Camp : Randalls.
Warranted as represented. or money refunded.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
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