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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
From Hiram.

HIRAM, June PC, 1868.
All is very quiet In our little town since
| school closed. The lectures are progress.
ing very finely under the supervision O.
! DR.. Shepard. There l. not as large a mum
her or s'ThealOuges' here as usual but whai
there are, we can say look very TheoLogi.
cal
I noticed that there were some mistake s
in the article which I sent you last week,
concerning the commencement exc reises,
owing undoubtedly to my carelessness in
writing. Fearing least the gentlemen
would not quite fancy having their initials
so changed in their first, perhaps, appear
ance ia print, and that the ladies are
not yet prepared to change their anne !
have written you another programme,
with more regard l hope, to my modus
scriBe1dis. I should be pleased to have
you print this, 70 correct the other one
and 10 disabuse all false Impressions which
people may have gained from 1t.
J. W. r.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
PRAYKR.
Musie-Anthem; Walk About Zion.
Sslutatory-A. A. AmidoR. Junior Class.
Essay-A. D.246S; Miss Julia Smith. Ladies
Course.
Esay-Tenting To Day; Miss Alice Amidon.
Teachers Course,
Music-Hail Smiling Morn.
Discussion-Has Ireland Just Cause for Re-
bellion2 Affirmative, C.. J. kneeland. Sen
ior Preparatory Class Negative, G. L. Bar
Der. Senior Preparatory Class.
Music-The Mountain Land.
Essay-r plus :; Miss Stella UdalL Ladies
Course.
Rssay-WindOws; Miss EIms Dunn. Ladies'
Course,
Music-The Goat Bells.
0ration-Insyitsble History 7. A. Snow,
Freshman Glass.
0ration-Martin Luther; NJ. P. Hayden.
Freshman Class.
Music-Huntsman's Song.
The College Year Book-B. {. Wakefield,
Sophomore Glass, Miss Plano he Sloeum.
Sophomore Class.
0nation-Mystsry; J. NJ. Hurlbat. Junior
Class.
Musie-AEakel Awake ! The Flowers Unfold.
BEEEDIcTIoS.
Music-We Hail Thee. Glad Spring Time.
Address By President Silas z. shepard.
Music-A Shoutfor our Banne
Addr ess before the Alpha Delta. by ], II.
Rhodes, of Cleveland.
Musie-Styrian Song.
BRSKDIcTI0S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

A young woman in Indiana has been
arrested for horse-stealing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
celebration AT Youngstown.

Celebration at Youngstown
The following communication has been
received by Mayor Dawson.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., June 25, '6S.
To the Mayor of Warren-DEAR SIR:-
In behalf of the Committee of arrange
ments, 1 take pleasure in extending to you
and through you to the citizens of Warren,
an invitation to be present at Youngstown,
on the coming Fourth of July, and unite
with our citizens IN the celebration Of our
National holiday.
Very respectfully and truly,
SIDNEY STRONG,
Chair. Com. on Invitations.
As stated elsewhere in our local col,
umns, great preparations have been made
for the celebration at Youngstown, and
we have no doubt many of u citizens
will attend ; more especially viii they be
present in considerable numbers if cOnEe-
nient railroad facilities are provided
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SO
The Best Sewing Machines

New styles Patent Adjustable Hoop skirts
opened this day at A. &. ANDREWS& SONS
June All.
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To Obtain

To Obtnin
Apersonsl knowledge Of the value Of Bar
Tstts Hair Restorative. ~ it, and find your
Hair clean. rich and glossy. Buy ofHoyt. Strait
ton d HspgOod. July lit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
For Rent.

Large Front Room over Reed & Adams Clo-
AprilI5-t REED 6ADAMs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Eztr. Bssvss-Fins. fat. wen formed.

Extra Beeyes-Fine, fat. wen formed.
Alto 8 year old steers. and averaging
ms and upwards-.----.-.-.- S7,75G8,oO
Prime Beeves-Good. well fatted. hne-
ly formed steers, averaging from l.
100 to l,4OO ms. ai-.---.------S.25s7.5O
averaging 1.l609I.S66 Bs. at-~-~-s.5OsI.OO
Medium ClaS-Medium steers and
good cows. fit for city slaughter and
averaging GOG1.000 Ds. at---- S5,O0G6,O0
Stock Cattle-COmmon cattle in de-,
cent flesh. averaging SOO9l,O00 rs
$4,000.
InferiOr-Light and thin cows 4 steers 3.0094,50
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
Sewer Pine.

barley / Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er PiJe Company, Willkeep on q at all times
AL sizes Of Pipe. which they will furnish at
manufacturer prices.
Warren, April Ism.
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Fruit Jars!
For preserving Strawberries. Large lot just
HoYT. sTRATToN& HAPGooD's
June 24-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
Window sash.
ErMIf IaraI

-Four 20 light window .saSh-sxIO glass-in
good order. win be sold cheap for cash. Apply
at this office.
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To RenrI

first class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of Style. with all the modem improvements,
for Dry Goods or general NJ Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location for
ApTii22-tf ANDERSON L RUPP.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

I will sell from the 10th Of July to the 3Oth,
By the single quart or by the thousand at my
Fruit and Vineland Farm. II, S. Adams
Weathersfeld, Ohio. June q. lS6S-3H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
n. B An kinds of Produce Wanted
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
Nos. &c, IS, & 80 Vesey Street,

NEW YORK
Are now supplying families throughout thC
country with Teas and C0fees through the sys-
TEN of clubs and their regularly appointed
agents. at a slight advance on cargo prices.and
guaranteeing their teas TO be pgFe and fresh,
and also give entire SUBTRACTION. or they csn be
returned and the money refunded,
Remember that by our system the consumers
| pay only one profit. instead of seven or eight,
az he must DO when he purchases 81 the ordi-
nary grocer We def eomDettion- We callspe-
eial attention not only to our standard goods.
but our fancy brands Of Oolong and Young Hy-
! son teas-peeuliar h~av0rs-and teas sixty days
from Japan Our Coffee department Is also
managed on the system Of one profit only, D
all our cotees are sold on their inertia We
only ask a trial. All oar importation o our
teas and cOfees can be had Of our regular ap-
BY ourselves in one d. packages, a. our ware
house in New York and recalled at HOHT,
STRATToN Z HAPGOOD'S Dug Store, No.
Main Street. Warren. o.. at the small advance
This brings the goods at the prices they can be
purchased for over our counters. with the
freight added.
LOOK an OUR PRICE LIST.
oOlOng, Black. 5Oc. Zoe. SOC. soc. andbsstsI.Oo
Mixed; Green and Black. sOc. Zoe. SOC. and sOc
best S1,00 ? d. 7
Young Hyson. Green, coo. zoe. SOC. zoe. sl.OO
Sl.10. and best 1 q %.
Imperial, Green. e0c. S1.OO. $1,25. ~
English breakfast. Black, 7Oe. SOC. 90c. Sl.00.
best $l.20ab-
Japan, SOC. S1.O0. SIEIRD n.
G~unpoWder. zoe. S1,&, S1,0Rb.
Shantung hOyu1e Young Tyson, in original
Chinese Packages 8. so p pkg. Kiangsi 0Olong in
original Chinese packages. S1,30 p pkg
FANCY BRASDS-Ningyong 0olOng Black,
SIS 2 y. Aankin Moyune Young Tyson,
Greer, S1.50Rb
Uncolored Japan Teas $50 days from Japan
put up expressly for US in Yokohama 8 40.
GROUND COFFEE.-Pure Rio. DC. sc, Sec
ID. Best old Government Java. 400 d. Royal
Club $50 2 d. Mountain Plantation. 60c I'D.
Belcurso limitations and bogus companies. All
our goods bear our trade mark on each bag.
No others are genuine.
Nay q. lS6S-6m. 49,
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From the CanaeId Herald
From he Salem Republican.

The prices range from 40 to q cents for coed
grades Of wool. The market appears steady,
and il would take . good seer TO foretellthe
prices IN the future.
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From the Youngstown Register. June 25.
From ne Columbus journal. juno 3 -,

The trade in wool is quite active. The qusIi-
" is Generally light and clean. perhaps superb
OF to that received up to date last year. Prices
range from 80 70 40 cents. A gentleman in the
CITY from Licking county reports that the great
er portion Of wool in that county has been sold
within the last few days at 40 cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
Chamber Suits.
Who!

OF various styles. q good assortment at Price
SENDS May Is, ISIS.
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Wool Market Reports.

The wool trade has been quite brisk in this
place the past week. Mr.. B. H. Fitch. informs.
US shat the wool around here has been pretty
generally brOughttO market. Prieesranse from
80 to 42 cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Afsv clips only. have been brought in. and
the marketc can hardly be said to have opened,
prices ranging at about forty cents.
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Keep your Eye on the AmerI'
can Eagle.

Dealers are inv tied to call and examine
CLARK'S stock ofP0CKET BOOKS. he is now
prepared TO furnish them at New York prices.
II you don't believe it call and see. Sign of
the Eagle, Main st. [July lit
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Go TO Pew s Bros.


To get your Fruit Jars.
July /. 1S6S-tf
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From the Akron Beacon, June 8.

generally brought to market. Prieesranse from
IS to - cents.
From the Akron Beacon. June IS.
The wool market is quite brisk az present,
prices ranging from 8! to cents. These figures
are somewhat less than our wool growers had
been led to anticipate. and yet with the expe-
few seem disposed TO hold their clips over. The
rery highest price that we have heard Of being
paid for an entire clip was By Barnes q Brother
toMr. Aaron 0viatt, Of Copley. VIZ. IS cents.
We did not learn the Gross amount Ofthe trans
action, though We are informed that the Gggre;
gate number Of sheep shorn by Mr.. Ovialt. was
just Oae- Probably QadRiify rather tha1Nhlah-
q determined the price.
From the gainesville Telegraph. june q.
TbsneW wool clip is coming into market quite
briskly. Mr.. u. j. Warner Is buying freely at
IS y 40 cent?,
From the Ohio Farmer. June q.
Our sdviess from the Eastern cities, of this
date. show a continued low movement Of old
wool. which bids fair TO clean out the market to
q considerable extent. Prices remain the same,
ranging from 10 TO % cents for the most part,
with some sales Of very nice Pennsylvania At
671H. Y and XN Ohio, runsfrom IS to 81, which
Is about equal 10 A TO 40 on the home value,
after paying expenses Of transportation and
marketing
From the GarrstlsviIle Journal. June q.
We learn that considerable wool is already
being bought in this section, at from s. to Y
cents per pound.
From the Youngstown Register. June ..
We notice some sales Of wool brought in by
farmers. The price we saw paid this week for
N average lot was forty cents per pound. For
ty-tWo cents has been paid for some choice lots.
the highest price paid yet. We notice some
sales made in our neighboring county exchang-
es, at prices from forty to forty-tWo cents. The
Canton Republican has sales reported of nine
ty-eight thousand pounds by farmers 70 wool
buyers, on the previous Saturday. Forty-one
cents was the highest price paved
From tie Columbus Journal. June Is.
The trade in wool is quite active. The QusIi-
u Is generally light and clean. perhaps superb
OF ts that received up to date last year. Prices
range from 80 70 40 cents. A gentleman in The
city from Licking county reports that the great
en- portion Of wool in that county has been sold
within the last few days at 40 cents.
From the Garfield Herald.
The prices range from 40 to q cents for roed
grades Of wool. The market appears steady,
and il would take = good seer to foretellthe
prices in the future.
From the Salem Republican.
Afsw clips only. have been brought in. and
the market can hardly be said to have opened,
prices ranging at about forty cents. ]
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Won Can Find

The Celebr ated Heroine Fruit Jar, at
July l-tf PEW 4 BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Msenola Edfer.-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne and at half the price.
.Iulv 1-2t
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Smiths Drug Store

Market ST., Warren, Ohio,
NeTtdOOr easaOf Freeman & Hunts Banking
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For Sale LOW.

Warren, May ID 1868. If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01
From the Ohio Farmer. June q.

briskly. Mr.. NJ. J. Warner Is buying freely
IS y 40 cent?,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

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4LSO. A NEW VORK
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MEDICINE and SURGERY

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Administrator Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that at the May
~ Term 1868, of the Probate Court Of
Dallas county, Texas, the undersigned was
regularly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of J. G. Callison deceased. All per.
sons indebted to said estate are notified to
make immediate payment, and all persons
having claims against said estate are mott
fed 10 present them duly authenticated
within l2months, or they will be postponed
in favor of more dilligent creditors.
J. r. PARKER, Admir-.
September 8, lS6S-5l:6w.
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Pianos for SaleI

MANNER & CO.'S New York; Arion
Il Piano.
No. ] Msrseall 4 Mittsuer Piano.
The above are offered for sale at manu-
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can be delivered IN from four 10 sir weeks
from the time ordered. For further par
tisulsrs, prices, &c, inquire a the
HERALD OFFICE,
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SEWING MACHINES

FOR SALEl
O EMPIRE SEWING MACHINES;
y l Howe Sewing Machine;
2 SO Novelty Sewing Machines.
The above are offered for sale, at manu-
facturers' prices, transportation added, and
can be delivered In from four 10 six weeks
from the time ordered. Por further par
ticulars, prices, &C., inquire At the
HERALD OFFICE.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07
TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE

Owing TO CONTIN JED ILL HEALTH
Oand being advised by my Physicians that a
more active life is necessary for me, offer Tor
sale my Drug Store, Stock, Fixtures and good
will, or the Stock, Fixtures and good will alone.
This is one of the oldest establishments in the
State, and has had Tor the past ten years second
to none in the Southern States.
Toa physician it is one OF the best openings in
this part of the State as with this establishment
he can control the practice of the Town and
country for several miles around. physician
coming here can go ut once into the practice left
by DIR. J. B. Jones-wllich was the best
The prospects of the university are better than
they have been since the surrender, the Agricul-
turll College having been local ed here, part
of it. and the land given it by Congress having
been sold for one hundred and thirty three thou
sand dollars, this with the annual appropriation
directed by the Constitution will be ample to
secure competent Faculty and ensure 4 large
attendance of students, and will make this one
of the most desirable locations in the State for
Drug Store or for Physician.
As liquors can only he sold on physicians pre-
scriptions good profit can be made by adding
the sale of them to the Drug business.
will exchange for farm near any town on
prominent Rail Road, i'll Il healthy location, or
for mules and plantation supplies, or will sell
low for money.
All enquiries promptly answered.
r. B. SAUNDERS,
Chapel Hill, n. C.
July 2 1868 15O--lm.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07

" appoint a committee of three Inv the
Passed 'Ao iesoiu'i''h'-
by Mr; Sinclair, bill entitled an act to
change the method of electine Judges of the
several superior Courts. Provides for the
eieGtlon OF the several judges by the electors
OF the districts in which they reside, instead
"i ny the voters nf the State at large
MT: Iuslice, OF Rutherford, moved to lay
the bill on the table.
MIR. Sinclair called for the ayes and nays,
resulting in the refusal of the House to Law
upon the table. Ayes 46; nays SO.
MIR. Abbott moved to refer the bill TO the
judiciary committee hereafter to be appoint
ed. Adopted.
Mr. Abbott called up his bill appointing
a special term of the Superior Court in
Caldwell county. The bill passed its second
ana third readings, and was ordered to be
engrossel, and transmitted to the Senate.
BY Mr.. White, bill providing for the
relief of Sheriffs and their surcties. Allows
until january, 1869, for the collection OF
arrearages of taxes. The bill passed its
| second reading, and was ordered to lay over
until tomorrow.
BY Mr.. Kinney, bill amending the
charter of the Davidson Copper Mining
Company. The bill passed its second and
third readings. Ordered to be engrossetl
and transmitted to the Senate.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Mr.. Sinclairs resolution to appoint a
committee TO investigate rumors in reference
to one of the Judges, was taken up.
! The Chair suggested that the party be
! designated in Difference to the other eleven
Judges.
Mr.. Sinclair supplied the name of Judge
| E. W. Jones.
Mr.. Seymour said that there were reasons
why the resolution should not be acted
I upon to day, and. moved that it be post
Fpnncd and4iaoe The speciaa or,ler'foT Thurs
day next. Adopted.
Mr.. Abbott, from the committee on rules
salt. that the committee would report dur
ing the afternoon session; and moved that
when the body adjourned, it do so to 4
o'clock, P. NJ. Accordingly, the House Sc
adjourned on motion of Mr.. Downing.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-07
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, IT, p,,I,r,+o-
For the Cape Fear District
of North Carolina.
In the matter of Edward Fuflings. Bank
rupt-ss.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the 10Th day of June, A. D., 1868,
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued out OF the
District curt OF the United States for the
Cape Fear District of North-Carolna, against
the estate of EDWARD FULLINGs, of Charlotte,
in the County of Mecklenburg, and State of North
Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law; hat
aameeting of the creditors OF the said bank to
prove their debts and to choose one moye
assgnees of his estate, will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Charlotte, North
Carolina, before A. w shaffer, Esq, Register
in Bankruptcy for said District, on the 10Th day
DANIEL Il. GOODLOE,
u s. Marshal as Messenger.
E. B. FULL1NGs, q. s. Deputy Marshal.
June 80, 1868. 149-1aw3wpd.