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Town and County.
c AND

The new steam-fre engine is expected
next week.
We cannot keep track Of the weathe'
st is too changeable for u.s.
Our advertising friends are c%rOWdinG
US again this week.
Read the new advertisements in thii
weeks issue and you will see who hsl
goods 70 sell; and whether they ere cheaT
or not
Hon. John Hutchins, of this place,
has been appointed one of the Trustees Of
the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, By
Governor Hayes,
Mr.. Henry Tew, of Bazetta, is raising
= calf this spring which, at the age OF
twonty-four hours, weighed n hundred
and fourteen pounds.
% We learn that q Mr.. DeForrest, Of
Brook6eld, this county, caught q sneak
thief breaking into an out building on his
premises some nights since, whereupon
he gave the fellow a horse-wAipping.
We hope be gave him q good sound one.
The Peak Family Swiss Bell Ringers
who were announced TO entertain the peo-
pie Of our town on last Monday evening,
were compelled to postpone the concert on
account of sickness TO some members of
the troupe. They promise to be here OF
next Monday evening, 10Th inst, when
the lovers of 8 first class entertainment
can find something worthy of their time
and money.
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Leather Market.
oORREcEED < BIZ
NT'hAIN &c WARD.
A. MEGo,,.TTro IA Ce,-l - g ~
Cleveland wholesale a1arke,
MoxpAr EEENIva. April 6. -.

"a - 49,
FLOUR-The market to-day presented no
Z new features. There is a very moderate de-
mand. chiefly local. and the market is Quief,
steady and guOtably unchanged. ne c0ptinue
to quote citv-Iuade NXred Sl3,Q0GlS 50. AX W
So 0gl4.50: NN SUring Sll.WGl.J. Gun
try brands are somewhat Irregular, and r4uRe
JuceS : leo below the figures for city brands.
| NHEAT-The market is doll and heavy. with
out q~uOtahle change. We quote No. I red
winter az S252024: No. . DO S2S5a2S: No j
MilWaukre spring $50
CORN-Market 6rmer but quiet. Sales Of
cara No. l shelled. at &c from tore.
OATS-The market Is dull, but firm. Sale Of
l car No I at 75e from store.
PURK-Firm and steady. No. ! city-paeked
mess $500; No. do SZ.tc; Prime mess $500;
LARD-Better and demand good Sales Of
SSeob City rendered lsels1ze in tierees and
SMOKED MkATS-Less active. steady and
firm. Sugsr-Cu.e ed Hams. canva-sed, 20c: IN
canvassed. 10; Plain do, canvassed, lqc: uu-
eSnvaSsed; lSc Shoulders at lie; Bacon lee
Dried Beef zoe
CHEESE Unchanged, and demand moderate.
PIims t.ehoiee dairy and factory : Gl6c.
BITTER Quiet and steady at Sa3s for
Prime 10 ChOies Western Reserve.
E~SGS-Arein better supply and easier. sales
OILS Linsosd. raw. s1.2Osl.@: boiled. s1.2i
Gi@s Lard. very arm: tTfra VS.. $50; Ex-
ira MOL SID NO2 Sli0.
S9ec.
SkEDS-Ihe market is dull. Clover held q,
S6.51@6,75; Timothy 8 1910.
Has a moderate inquiry at $500 300
for bsled Timothy.
PUTAT0ES--In increasing supply and easier.
PeaehblOEs held az Sl.lzGl rs In car lots
lair demand at ualaISc for
city and county rendered.
FEATHkkS-In lair demand at soag5c, Sc
l coruing 10 quality.
LlME-Water Lime in fair movement at ST.
IS Tor Akron and OswegO. white Lime selling
atSt,5g per bbI for Cleveland and Fremont.
SALT-FiDe lower. held 81 S22: Coarse
steady at S2,R.-Leader.
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h Wool

The eastern wool trade joys along in a
legitimate way buyers and sellers stand
each on their own sides Of the line and
trade when it suits them. Last week, IN
Boston, nearly a million pounds Of wool
changed hands at prices ranging from
about so TO sc cents for Y Ohio, to 81 cents
for Xxx Ohio; As to 80 cents for good
western. Fine foreign woods are scarce
and higher, with an advance in the
European market. Most of the South
American woods are shipped to Europe
This looks healthy for the American wool
trade.
In New York, the Circular of Arm
strong, FoIlett & Co., of April 9th, reports
Pennsylvania, OHIO and Virginia extra
fine at 65 to Csc full blood, So to 60e ;
three quarter blood, A to soc; half blood,
40 to 47c; quarter blood, 4S to 44c COM
mon, 40 to 42c.-Ohio Farmer.
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IAN onto Battery Ke-Union.

Pursuant TO the call issued some few
weeks since, quite a number of the members
of the Veteran 14th Ohio Battery met in
Cleveland on the 7th inst, it being the
the Anniversary Of the Battle of Shiloh,
in which memorable engagement fell sew
eral Of its bravest members. Those pres
ent represent it as being n of those re-
unions only such as can be fully apprecia
ted by those who endured, side. by-side, for
four years the hardships incident to the
defence Of the country during its
darkest days in the late unholy slave
holders rebellion.
This occasion was the second meeting of
the veterans since their muster out, and as
the Battery was represented by something
ike one hundred men from Trumbull
county during the war, we have no doubt
many of its friends will be pleased to learn
that at this last meeting a constitution
was adopted and measures devised for
mutual protection of its members. The
following gentlemen were selected for
permanent organization President,
Capt ]. B. Burrows, Lake county; Vice
President, Lieuts. S. NJ. Laird, TrnmbIll
county, Irwin s. Childs, Lake county;
John W. Francis, Lorain county, and
Thomas Jeffrey, Logan county: Sergt.
R. NJ. Painter, Union county, and Corp.
A. B. Reed, A~shtabuls county; NJ. B.
Stevens, eff Cleveland, Secretary. and
Treasurer.
II viii be remembered that the Battery
was raised in connection with the ID Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry, and organized early
IN August, 1861, serving mostly with the
Army OF the Tennessee. Our wish is that
the boys of the 14th may live to thus fight
their battles over again and experience
many happy re unions in the future.
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Don't Forget
Clear u Track.

And make room fo- Barretts Hair Restora-
tive" now rapidly making its way into our mar
ket. A did article. Buy Of
H0YT. STRATUM x HAPG0OD.
ApriI Is 1s6S Nv.
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TO be Read Carefully.

The year 1867 was q terrible disastrous one in
the way Of extensive eOnhagrations. It tried
Insurance companies severely. Many failed
enurely. whilst others came through with badly
impaired capitals. Business men should remem-
Der this fact when they are looking for sound
Insurance.
During 1867 the Home Insurance Company Of
New Haven. Connecticut not only held Us own
but added 20 It's assets TO the amount of Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars. and that too after
paying over One Million Dollars Of losses,
lhis company tnefetoIe onsfs Us patrons sound
nearly I've Million Dollars. Call and get a
Policy a. the Bank Of
aprils 1sss .-9T. TT MeLAIN & SON,
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New Goods!


All Wool Cassimeres at 70 cents per
yard.
Heavier Cassimeres at 80 cents, Sl,OO'
S1,I5, SIPS per yard.
A fine lot of Meltons, Suitings, Trlcots'
Broad Cloths and Doeskins.
A lot of English Cassimeres, which cost
to manufacture, upwards of $500 per yaro.
We offer them at s., 90, Sl,4O, Sl,6O, Sl,15
per yard. .
Suits and Youths Suits
Mems Suits in Light, Medium and Dark
Colors. Very choice lot of Business Suits
and Black Suits.
The DESMOND Shirts" don't buy any
other. 1t is a beautifully made shirt, and
fits completely.
Bemis' Paper Collars. 10 pairs Bemis
Lin. Fin. Cuffs for so cents.
We shall not be undersoid in any par
t~icular, and respectfully q all to look at
our goods and satisfy themselves.
A large stock of Hats and Caps for
Mems and Boys wear. Spring style Silk
Hats just received.
REED & ADAMS.
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Table CnfIerNi

Table Cutlery!
Ifyou want a good Sc Of Knives and Forks
GO to CLARK'S. he has all kinds, Nc. Z. Main
St, sign Of the Gold Eagle. LAprill Is. 1905 y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-15

Prof. Philo Holmes writes. Chemistry and
medicine have been made subervient to all dis
cases which flesh is heir to, yet how little has
science done toward improving our personal
apu. arauce. Recently l have Investigated a
scientific preparation which has come before
years. called Halls Vegetable Hair Remover
IL cures all diseases Of the scale, and sllays all
that heat and irritation. aud furnishes q nutri-
tive principle By which the hair is noarished
and supported. ard by its remedial virtues.
it causes the hair 10 grow where il has ftllen
out, and restores it TO its natural color when
gray. The old n appearance are made young
again,
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MARRIAGES.


March 18th, at the residence of Mr.. VIM Carl:
DRAPiER1 and Miss JENNIE FERGUSON.
all Of Wsathers6eld.
In RaTenua. at the residence Of the brides
brother-in-law, David S; Kaze. BY J S. VIII
liamS, Esq, Mr.. JACOB F. ENRICH. to Miss
LUCY DOWNING, all of Vienna
In Akron, April 9th. BY Justice W. L. Clark
Mr.. WALL ACE G. DAVIS, of Akron, and
Mrs. MARIA J. VIELE, of Warren, Ohio.
On the 4th inst. by the Rev. WIN. Il. Donahue.
Ar EDWARD PEW, formerly Of Warren. o.
TO Miss LENA, only daughter of Hon. II.
Browning Of Savannah, Ga.
On Wednesday evening, March 5th, in Niles. o.
by Rev. I. Calvin Stewart. Mr.. JARED 2.
REkD. of0hiIop. to Miss MATTE J. HAIR
RIS. eldest daughter of Mr.. James Harris. of
Miles.
In Southington, March 81. 1865, by J. n. Hatch
Esq, Mr.. JAMES f. MADISON, and Miss
AMELIA CHALKER, both of South inRton.
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Mrs. Messer,
Will open 20 cases of millinery Goods on the
24th and 18th. April l5-6S
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NAGSoLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and al half the PRICE
April S-2W-

A PIANO OR 0RGAN.-Wbich shall / buy ?
Suit your taste, consult your pocket, and also
the size OF your ROOM. For many years the
piano has hal the monopoly. but latterly. the
AMERICAN ORGANS, Manufactured by :. d. 4
II, W. smith, Boston, have been steadily grow
ing in favor. We recently visited their i'm
mense factory, ana explored it IRON the dry
room, where the stock IS SEASONED in a tempera-
ture OF Is degrees, TO the finishing department
and ware-roOms where the the instruments are
exhibited by askiilful musician. NUtWithstand-
ing the facilities for finishing a hundred per
Sl0O according 10 size andstyle. Their action,
tone, Temperature, Voieing and general work
manEhip. are such as constitute all that lovers
OF muse can desire. The cOmpactness, pOrta-
bleness and beauty Of finish, make them q desir-
able article for every home QHiHeg Patriot.
Apr. S.-2E
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Wanted.

Everybody to know that clothss can be washed
in thirty minutes by the aid of the automatic
Clothes Washer, without any friction or wear
upon the fabric. saving all the labor usually re-
CURED: does the work thoroughly and without
injury 10 the most delicate article of ladies
wearing apparel. We invite the ladies in par
ticnlar TO give rs q call. AMI bring sOiled articles
and We Will convince the most incredulous that
the Automatic Clothes Washer will do all we
claim. TeHn and individual rights for sale,
opposite I. X. Wisel's Factory. Liberty Street,
Warren, o.
Apr Is lW SIM0NDS 4 DUNBAR
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DEATHS.


In GustavUs. March q, 1865, of Consumption.
Mrs. BETSY PELT0N relict Of the late Dea
Ansel Pelton. in the 18th year Of ner age.
The decesse was = member of the Baptist
Church, over 80 years; all Who knew her cSn
bear Eitnss s. TO the sxcellency of her character
as q christian. neiEhbor. and friend.
REST weary soul. thy work Is done;
Thy suferings DER. the victory won J"
In Cincinnati. O., on Saturday. March 2sth. a.
u O'Clock, o. m. after 4 long and severe illness,
WIN. II. F0RMAN, in the ed year Of his
age.
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The Phi Delta Society Enter
fafRmant.

The musical and literary entertainment
given in this place, on last Friday evening
by the Phi Delta Society of Western Be
zvrve College, was one of the most praise
worthy public entertainments of the sea-
son. The attendance wss only moderate
but Of that class who could appreciate tbs
performance, and we feel safe in saying
that not one who was present but fel
amply compensated for coming out. We
have not room to enter into minute details
Is our space is too limited.
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY a respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all caset
accompany letters as q guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO. April :. 1858
Tho cattle market duriug the past week has
been one Of considerable activi =. and one in
which the speculstions of drovers have invari-
ably resulted favOrably. Shippers we're out in
round numbers. and under a brisk competition
the arrivals from day TO day were readily sbsor-
bed end a good healthy tone prsvade4 the msr-
ket throughout. The supply was moderate and
OF q better average quality than has grtced the
Yards for many weeks. aud for the upper grades
sales were readily effected az a material ad-
vance Oh the closing rates Of last week. Choice
smooth steers were in demand on NsE York,
Boston and Alba y account. at SS.2jGS.75 FIR
averages Ofl.20 TO l.3O rs and upward, while
iur exIra grades ct winch however. few 4 I'VE
been Offered-SS.S 11SG9W has been realized.
been quite urgent, and though On this class no
advance has been established. sales have been
quick az prices fully up 70 those current last
week. The local demand has exhibited more
life than at any time during tho past month.
and owing tn the comparatively lights upply Of
stock suited 10 their wants values appreciated
SOeD c alJUbs. Offerings which were last week
neglected and almost unsaleable At $550G56,
have been eagerly sought after a. s. 800 l25z,
Stock cattle have been in better request at I'M
proved price. Mich COWS with a fair demand
At about privlOus rates; sales making at 500
@na.AO E lead tor very common 10 really choice
qualities.
Un Saturday there was a fair inquiry both fr
local consumption and IN Ea.Jher account. and
the few lassable grades Offering we're taken up
week. Only q few odds anu ends" remain in
the pens UNFOLD or Saturday evening and the
market closes steady and firm al quotations given
below
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Glover and Timothy Seed.
At the down figures at
April 1898 HARMON'S DRUG STORE
Talk is Cheap.,.

Everybody says so. and it must be SO, but with
all the blow about talk being cheap. we have
never heard Of any discount being made on
Jdcts. and the facts we are about to offer are
these /: We will pay One Hundred Dollars N
Green6aeks 70 any person bringing Us any kind
Of q Photographs production. to which we are
now giving attention, that We cannot fully
equal, in point Of ATtstie skill and Merit
Apr RICE-Artist,
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Tailor wanted.

A Tailor is very much needed in 0rangeville.
there being none nearer than three miles. a
suitable House and Shop to Rent. near the Post
Once. a good location for q sWsll Clothing Store
inquire at the Post Office. OrangeyiYlie. Trum-
bull County. Ohio. Apr. 8, lS68-SW,
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BIRTHS


In Gustavus, March 20. 1861 SON andDAUGH-
TER. TO Vim. Manning, Ess.
Wright.
In Gustavuz, March Is. 1865, a SON. to John s.
Thompson.
In GustAyus. March 81. 1855. SON, to Nelson
NJ Richards, Esq.
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Gomez in and overlook the stock at No. 5 Mar
ket Street II must be sold. The Goods are
fresh and in prime order. Notions. Drugs. Gro
eeries. Teas. Narlish, 1urt entine, Indigo,
Starch. Birthstone, SAT- Petre. Oils. &C., at
AARMnN's DRUG STORE,
Apr IS Nos Market o., Warren, o.
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Everything

In the Drug Store of J. Harmon, No 5 Mar
ket Street, Warren. Ohio, is offered az cost. a
uholesale, and must be closed out Within thir
~ days. Apr Is
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PeddIers (!
Country

Go to No. 5 Market Street. and fill your Wag.
ons at less than Cleveland prices. at
Apr Is HARM0N'S DRUG STORE.
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White Lime

UuAtc AlHIes
Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster. Ib. Dbl. or
HoYT. sTRATToN d HAPGoOD.
AprilR, 1865
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A New and Valuable Inven.

Messrs. Hoyt. Stratton 4 HapEood are put.
ting into their store q new Patent Sugar and
Coffee Bin Be sure to go and see how its works
Mr.. 5. p. Woicott has State and County Right:
for sale. He can be seen fora few days at No. {
Main Street. or at the office Of W. B. Porier on
Market Street. Abr IS If
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Mills
The Best Sewing MacbInes

Xxx Spring, a fine article at Sll ? Dbl, at
CAMP ERANDALL'S MILL,
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Ifyou want pure amber wheat four.a good ar
ticle, inquire for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at N Baeon's, " A
PatmOrs, j W Brown 4 Co.1r at the Mill, ORDER
CAMP RANDALL.
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House for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Houso i Lot
on High Street. with barn connected thereto
Inquire on the premises, or az Trumbull Nat.
Bank. Us. EDWARDS.
Feb. I9, 1s6S-tf
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Important Notice TO the Pull


lie.
Great Revolution in the Clothing Trade.
High Prices Completely Played Out! Goods
Sold at as Low Rates as Before the War.
To beat all competition in that line. and to
sustain N, reputation which / have enjoyed for
a great number o. years, to sell goods at lower
rates than any competitor. no difference who
it is, and where he comes from, can sell. l
have taken advantage of the great depression
in trade in New York and bought an immense
stoek at ruinous low rates. Look at the prices.
Twill sell
Good ell Wool Cassimsres at 70 cts per I'D.
Something Very Nice at LOO
Heavy Nice Goods from Loo TO LIS"
l have an immense stock of imported CASH
meres. Cloths and Coatings at very low figures.
which / can make up to order in as nice a style
and superior workmanship. as any City custom
tailoring is done. and prices will be a great deal
less than at any other place. Style. fit aud work,
if not supes ior at least as good. In Ready
made Clothing l can offer extra inducements,
there is ErestimprOvement in making up Cloth
ing now. They are ma fe bettsri in style and work
than formerly; very near equal TO custom work.
Look at the prices il is nos within the reach o
almost every body 10 buy a good suit. A good
wooden suit complete fUr IS %. Nice heavy all
wool Cashmere suit from Sl2.50 TO SIS. Silk
Mixed suit rom 500 on. Fine black suitsSl5-
70. 5000. or S2A.01. DOn'tl let competition pre-
vent you from examining ny sock. You viii
save yourmJaey by doing so, l invite every
one to come and see for themselves,
J, GOLUSrEIN'S CLOTHING HALL,
In VanGurder's Block. Market Street.
I am also Agent Tor the celebrated Singer
Sewing Machine, the best in use.
ADrii IL lA6s-
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"0Hl THAT Will Be JOYFUL" When men
and women throw "Physie 10 The dogs and
when a triae out of order. or to pTereaf getting
out Of order. TAX Plantation BitIers. Are you
Dyspeptic. Nervous. Jsuudiced. Hy'pDed, OE
Spirited. Weak. or bre you sick and don't know
what Ails you? We have been. aud was recon-
mended TO try the Plantation Bitters. which we
did With greaat satisfaction and entire success.
Delicate Females, Clergymen. MerchaI Is. Law
yers and persons OF SedeLtary Habits. are par
~tieularly beneuted By these Bitters. The sale
is perfectly enormous. April s.-2t
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Distinguished Arrival.

Mrs. Potter has jIst returned from New York.
bringing with her an unusually large stock Of
MILNE y. comprising the latest novelties in
BOnnets. Hats OF a dozen different styles, flow
ers ofevery variety, and Of every de-
scriptiOn. which like clay inthe hands Of tie
Potter" are wrought Tito WOudrous forms of
beauty and delight
N B. Special attention is called to our stock
IprifIs. 5s-iS Mrs. PoTTERG co.
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Gold N plated.

New styles ofCoraI. Garnite. Set and CoraIint
Jevelry just received at Kings Wa'eh and Jew
elry Store. Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
Apr IS lH
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Those irreyerent lads who called names after
a certain bald headfofOld, deserved their IN
timely end. because at time no psnRcea bad
been discovered 10 restore the human hair upon
the bald spots. But now Rings Vegetable Am
brosia Is known to possess the rare merit Of in
MIGRATING the roots and filing them so full Of
life, where not entirely dead. they cannot
help putting forth a new growth which rivals
IN beauty the locks of youth. April SIT
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For Rent

The north half Of Fuller d Pseksrd's brick
Gun Shop and Store. Enquire on the premises.
Feb. 70. lS6S-tf
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CaHand Settle!

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
By book account Or OtherEise. will please call
al my old Livery stand. on Market Sire Il, with
out delay. as my accounts must be secuted.
Jan. S-tf II. z. BASSETI.
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Pearl z

Call At P. A. CIark's Notion Store. No. :. Nam
St and see the superb stock Of Pearl Goods Of
all kinds Don't forget the place. in north SIDE
Of Kings JewFlry Store.
Anril X 1851
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Buck Wheat Flour.

Another car load Of the celebrated York State
Buck Wheat just r~eceived-nrne better in the
United States. Sold by most all GrOcers in War.
rem, and at the Mill. Ask tor Camp / RandalI's.
Warranted as represented, or money refunded.
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red. a good article Of -four. for SIP , Dbl.
Try it. Sold at NJ G Baeon's. MA Patmore ]
W Brown / Co.. or at
Campo RAEDALLS MILL.
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Wards ScrEDf
Ninhnw

Truesdsll q Townsend sell all kinds offurni.
ture at the lowest ca b price and take, NaIdi
script at par. April s. 1852
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SI,75 Tobacco.

20 Cases
Millinery Goods at
April i5-'6S MRS. MESSER'S.
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Philadelphia cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA, April3.
CATTLE-MOderatsly active. lower. Sales at
lOZ9ll1zc for extra western steers fair TO gOod
94s19i; common do Sas5zc gross weight.
ShEEP-uigher. Sales al Ease tor clipped;
Sa9izc ErOss for NOOl.
~HUGS-Steady. sales at sI4.OOa15.0 nett.