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nETITION-

Notice is hereby given, that a petition
vii be presented 10 the board Of Commission-
srs of Trumbuli County. sttheir regular session
on the first Monday of September nsxt. 4soss
PRAYING fora road to be laid ont and estaollsn-
a a. follows. tO-Wit: Beginning on the nne
Which divides the cOunnes Of TrumouiI ana
Ashtabula. at the southwest corner o. Lot Me-
(Z~2t9enty-tEo. ofthstOgnship OF OrW ell; thence
sasferly on the line Of said counties 20 the
north east corner Of lot No.(351 thirty. i've. Of
lie township Of Bloomfield thence souEhefIy
on line Of lots TO the southeast corner Of LOT
No SD thirty seven. in said township Of btoom-
feld. 80 as to intsrsect the county rOed tnar
runs eafterly and westerly from the turnpike
to the plank road. 50 called. leading from
Bloomfield to PainsYile.
Augu1t u 1S66-At
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Horatio Seymour still holds the views
which he enumerated then, and which we
have quoted above. 1t Is not claimed by
himself or his friends that he has chang ed
his viewss and it is because of his stead
fast adherence 10 them that he has been
made the Democratic nominee for the
Presidency. What Benedict Arnold was
to Washington and the Continental Con-
gress, HoratIo Seymour was to Lincoln
and our Government during the rebellion.
-CInreLdHd Leader.
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Bazstta. Aug. 10. 1855 At.
ANKRUPTCY.

BANKRUPTCY.
Id In the District Court Of the United States
for the Northern District OF Ohio. In the mat
ruptcy-
To WON II NAY cORECERE: The undersign-
ed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of George II. Reed. Of Warren. Trum-
bull County, Ohio. who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Of SAID District.
GEO.P P. HUNTER, Assignee.
Warren. O., Aug. l9, lS5S 81
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August 10. lS6S-6t
EGAL NOTICE.

Ao[AA LLOA "
Singleton King. Of Sturgis. in the County
Of II. Joseph. and state Of Michigan. is notified
that his wifi. Matilda &. King. did on the 18th
day Of August. A. D.. 1865. file her petition in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Trumbull.
in the State Of Ohis, charging the said Single
ton King with adultery with one kmily Thistle
wood, with gross neglect Of duty and with will
full abandonment OF his wife without just cause.
The prayer Of said petition is for adivOrce from
the said Singleton King, that she be allowed
reasonable slimOny. that she may be restored 10
her former name. and be empowered to transact
business as q feHle cole. and that the real estate
of which she was the owner 6efOre her mar
rage with the said Singleton King. and which
IA described in said petition, may be disencum-
bered of all claim and right Of courtesy Of the
said Singleton KING. aud such further relief as
the nature Of her case mas require Said petit
ton will be for hearing az the next term Of said
Court, commencing Nov. 9. ISIS.
MATILDA E. KING,
By hoodEorth * Leslie.
" = N rUn1-n.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
n office Is hereby given. that the under
signed has besn appointed and qualified as ad-
mmisCrator Of the estate Of Nancy Mathews,
late Of kinsman. decd.
L~YsANDERC PERKINS. Admir-.
Kinsman, Aug. Il. lS6S-StE
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~ OI1CE
IN Is hereby given to all persons, against
Il listing my wife Julia Clark. Of North Bloom
field, Trumbull Co.. o.. as 1 shall pay no debts
Of her eontracting. ADAM CLARK.
North Bloomfield, Aug. u. lS6S-3ts
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If we are successful in the approaching
contest ssys the Mobile Tribune, eve
shall regain all that iDs hare lost IN the
Lost Cause"
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ALL STYLES & SHAPES.
= YOURS FOR NorBTNe.

Any one who sends US an order for Five (5)
Axes. at one dollar and a half each. with the
cash. will receive one extra. for nothing.
We viii put our Axe alongside Of any other
make and prove it the best flushed and the
largest steel. measuring two and q half inches,
We have made Axes for twenty two years.
and won't yield the palm in shape TO any manu-
facturer. and yet confess that 4 sucker Of Illi-
nois," called COLBUKx. beat US in his patent
shape. The circular bit and Continuous edge
makes the same labor produce twice as much
effect.
THIS CUT Is LIEE THE CoLBURS PATENT AXE.
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CHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.

GHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
y The State Of Ohio, Trumbull County. In
Trumbul Common Pleas.
By virtue OF an order OF sac IN Partition Is
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Trumbull County Ohio. wherein Ann B. Eaton
is Pptf and Reese HeatOn, ct al are Defendants.
10 me directed and delivered. 1 have levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the south door
CT the Court House in Warren. o.. on
Saturday September 10. a. ID. lS6S.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock: D.
NJ. Of said day. the following described Real
Estate, tO-wit: Situate in HoWland Township,
Irumbul County, Ohio. known as parts of lets
Nos "A and IS. in said Township. bounded as
follows: Beginning at a post standing in the
northeast corner Of said lot No. IS; thence
sonth On the lot line ten chains to I post; thence
east on the south line of land once decided to
John W. Seeiy, thirty-three chains ~thiFty-nine
(S9)iiuEs to q post thence south on the west
line OF land once decided to Christian Hake /:
thirty-One chains ffty-links to the south line of
said Township thence west on the township
line 6fty-seven chains fifty seven links to the
corner of land once decided to IL. Drake /;
thence north along the east line OF land decided
TO said Drake. to = post in the north line of
lot No. IS; thence east on the lot line twenty
four chains, twelve C2l links to the place Of be-
ginnins and c~ontsinE in lots forty four i44l one
hundred and i've and 800 acres. ana in lot
forty-fYe rs ninty-seven and 99-l0 t7 S9-lUl
acrss of land. Appraised at Sl2.l@.D.
Terms Of Sale-One-third in hand. one-third
in one year. and the balance being One-third,
in two years. all on interest deferred payments
to be secured by mortEage on premises sold.
5. N. LAIRD, sheriff.
John NJ. StuIl, Atty for Petitioner.
Sherifs Once. Warren, D., Aug. l9. lS65-5t
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Their Madness.

Read the following cut from the
Columbis South Carolina) Phoenix,
of july S0-Wade Hampton's organ {:
AT a meeting of the Democratic Club,
held July 25th, 1868, the following
resolutions we're presented and adopt
ed:
Resolved, That we do approve the
declaration of principles, as set forth
by the National Democratic ConVen-
ton at New York, and do cordially
ratify the nomination of Horatio Sey
mour for President and F. P. Blair, Jr.,
for Vice President and do pledge
ourselves to support the cause and the
men that the Convention have selected
for our acknowledgements
Resolved, That no member Of thus Clu6
shall employ, rent lands to, or patronize
auy radical, after the present contracts hare
srpired. And that, from his date, zee Dill
not oiUe employment 10 any feemeH tDho are
strGogiino ovsr the country as day JGborsrs,
rho cannot skOr a certificate that they are
members of soNE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
Our Club numbers l36, and still they
come.
II. C. MosLEY, Sec'y.
They do not wait for political pow r'
to carry out their mad designs. They
wage desperate, deadly war upon civ
ilization, upon progress, upon eniight-
ened policy and human liberty, from
their place as unpardoned rebels.
And SO sure as there is a just God
and the wheels of the worlds progress
and mans enlightenment do never
turn backward, these men are doomed
to be sTep; out of the pathway, oil
crushed ike worms beneath the ad'
vancing wheels, unless they join the
onward march.-OhiO STATE journal.
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ESTATE OF MARTIN HAT
IL TIN. The estate Of Martin h. Latin.
deed. has been represeted to tho Probate
Court OF IrumbuU County, Ohio, as insOlvent
The creditors Of said will present their claims
to Mary A. Latin, ADMINISTRATIVE, for allow
anse, duly aut henticated, within six months
from date hereafter. MARY A LATIN.
Aug. u. 1s6a-4t
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Benedict Arnold hel

Benedict Arnold here
makes eight points
against the Continental
Congress, and Washing
tOn,the ~Commander-in
Chief:
First-Tbat freedom
of speech and of the
press has been taken
away.
Second-That proper
ty has been ~appropriat-
ed.
Third-That illegal
imprisonment. have
been made.
FoHrfh-That odious
conscriptions have been
imposed.
EVh-That peace,
which might have been
had. was refused
Siul-That the first
objects in taking the
field have been aban-
doned.
Seueath---That the
the country has been
deluged with blood. and
made 4 land of widows
and orphans.
Ei0hth---That 1t is
.necessarytojoin him. in
order TO close these af-
hictions and return to
prosperity.
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M-Luke P. Poland has been re-
nominated for Congress in the second
district of Vermont.
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EGAL NOTICE.

LN-LI No LLOL-
IL Thos- F cOdd.( In Trumbun comnon
Mary COsd. Divorce.
The defendant will take notice that on the
10Th day Of July. A D.. 1873. the plaintiff Eiled
his petition against the defendant. setting forth
the facts that the defendant has been Wilfully
absent from the plaintiff for more than three
years last past. and praying that the plaintiff
may be divorced from the defendant. and have
sueh other and farther relief az in equity he is
entitled. THOS +. CODD.
By r. B. Murray. Plaintiffs Atty.
Warren. Ohio. July p, fS6S-6t
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T IST OF LETTERS
unclaimed, reuaininE in the Warren Pest
Once. Tuesday. Aug. Is. 1855.
Bhsnnire So Gleason Henry
Baldwin B p Hull VIM
Betlard h p James Mrs Nancy Y
BattaRer Benz Keefe Patrick
Case Miss JAM Sheadee VIM
Fullinany G @ Smaller Jr Able
The following letters are held for postage;
Jacob BeIino, Buffalo, N. Y MessIs Nsyle T
4 Co., Boston Mass. Miss Sally Mcclure. Ko
Komo. Ind.
Those marked With q STAB are foreign.
Persons wishing to obtain the above. will
please call for advertised letters
~ Have your letters directed in care OF
your box
If not called foI in 80 days will be sent to dead
letter ONCE
Once hours. 100 a. m. to 80 !. n.
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Aug. 1a. 1sss;;6t
NOTICE.

NJ llCE.
IN To Robert Spencer. John T. Spencer,
supposed to reside in the State Of New York /;
Candace g. Smith. supposed to reside in the
State of New York. and Elknah Spencer. sup
posed TO reside in Boone County. Illinois.
Take notice that the Board of Education Of
Kinsman Township, TrumbulI County. Ohio,
have made application according TO law. to the
Probate Court Of said TIumbuH County. TO have
ne fee simple OF the lands hereinafter desert
bed. appropriated for the purpose Of building
a school house thereon. Said lands are der
cribed as follows, to-wit Situate in Kins-
man Township. Trumbull County. Ohio. and
beginning at the n. L. corner OF lands once
owned By Warren Spencer. deed. in section )
in said Township. thence 5. - W. along the
line Ofsaid land. ten rods TO a post; thence :. 66'
We 8-lO0 rods; thence n. 24o W.. 9 lilo rods;
thence N. 66o Z. 10 800 rods to the place of
YOu will also take notice that on Friday. the
18th day Of September. a jury viii be selected
to assess the compensation 70 be paid for said
land. By JOHN NJ. STULL.
Attorney for said Board
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH PARTICLE

Is The best Of Boston and New York refer
ences given as to the reliability Of our house.
and that our business is conduetedin the fairest
and most legitimate name possible. and that
we give greater value for the money than can DO
obtained in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in transp0rta-
ton replaced without charge.
t. Cheeks describing articles sold sent to
aEer Is in Clubs at "a Is mentioned below. We
guarantee every article to cost lcss than if
bought az any Boston or sew York House.
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The Most ReIIabIe One Dollar Sale

PEsT Inducements to Agents. No humbuEI
DFirst class reference on application. Circu-
lars sent free. Established 1866. SrOCKMAN
d Co., 81 Water st. Boston, Mass.
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The Rollers Convention.

49,
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE.-In accordance
with instructions from the County Cen
trail Committee, on the 5th inst, 1
mailed Gov. Morton, of Indiana, one
of the posters" which announced that
the Governor had been invited to speak
in Warren, on the Doth inst, at the
"mass meeting called for that dates at
the same time requesting him TO say
whether he expected to be present, and
asking his opinion Of the affair for pub
location.
The following reply has been reeeiv-
ed:
ISDIANAPoLIs, August 9th, 1868.
T.J. Nolan, JR.,
Secretary County Committee.
Your letter of the 5th inst, to Gov.
Morton Is at hand. The use of his
name by the originators of the Goth of
August meeting at your place is unau-
thorized by him. He has accepted no
invitation Il speak in Ohio this Fall,
as yet. He is at present at a bathing
establishment at St. GATHERINGS, Cana
da West, where he will remain until
September lst.
He has no sympathy Whatever, with
the object of the meeting to be held
the Goth inst, and most assuredly would
not contribute anything to create dis
sepsion in the ranks of the Republican
party much less to injure his friend,
Gen. Garfield, ChOse reelection he ar
dentg desires.
Respectfully. Yours:
W. R. HOLLOWAY,
Managing Editor indianapolis Jour
nal.
The above explains GOV. Morton's
position so plainly, as to render comment
unnecessary
Published by order of the Trumbull
County Republican Central Committee.
T. j. McLAIN. JR. Sec'y.
Warren. August 18th, 1868.
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wswin send to Agents free Of charge.

ForaCIub OF so. and sal doz. good
linen Shirt Fronts. ! set Solid Gold Studs. All
Wool Cashmere for Palts. Fine white coun-
20 yards brown or bleaehed sheetinE. good quail
u, yard vide. 1 elegant leo picture Morocco
bound Photo. Album. / double lens SterescOpe
and u Foreign Views. ! silver plated engrsved
5 bottle Castor. l elegant silk Fan. with Ivory
or Sandal Wood Frame, feathered edge aud
spangled. l Steel Carving knife ana Fork,
very best quality. ivory balanced handle, l
handsome beaded and lined Parasol, 10 yards
good Print, l very fine Damask Table Cover.
pair best quality Ladies Serge Congress Bo0is,
/ dozen fine Linen Towels. dozen Rogers best
Silver Dessert Forks. l Ladies large real Mo-
rocco Travelling Bag. ! fancy dress pattern. y
dozen elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
rings. l dog Ladies fine n erino or Cotton Stock
inRs, Gents heavy chased solid Gold King. ] pr.
Ladies high cut Balmoral Boots, ! eleg ant De-
lane Dress Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, in box
complete, set JeEelry, pin, ear drops, and
sleeve buttons.
For a Club Of so and s5.-I black or
eOlOrcd Alpaca Dress Pattern. l set Lace Cur
tains, l pair all Wool Blankets, Engraved Sill
yer plated 6 bottle Revolving Castor, beauti-
full " riting Desk. l sclid told scarf Pin. 81
yards very fine Cashmere, for Pants and Vest, l
SET Ivory balanced handle Knives with silver
plated forks. l elegant satin ParasoL heavily
beaded aud lined with silk ] pair gents Calf
Boots. 50 yards good PRINT 81 YARDS good orosn
q yard wide good quality; i ladies elegant Mo-
rOeco Travelling bag. l square WOOL ShaWl, /
plain Norwich POphn Dress patteras IA yards
double width cloth for ladies' cloak Elegant
Engraved Silver plated Tea Pot; yards double
width water proof cloth for cloaking.
For n Club OfIoO, and sIO.-I rich Me-
riuo or Tibet Dress pattern pair fine Dam
ask Table Cloths and Napkins TO match. pair
rents French Calf Boots. l heavy. silver plated
engraved Ice pitcher. Nery fire AL Wool Cloth
for Ladies' Cloak: l web very best quality brown
or bleached Sheeting. ~ yards fns Cashmere
for suit. ] elegant Poplin Dress pattern. ! ele-
CANT English Bsrage Dress pattern. 1 beautiful
English Berage shawl l set Ivory balanced
handle Knives and Forks. ! ladies or gents, Sill
yer Hunting case Watch. ! Bartlett hand. POr-
table SewiIg Machine. Splendid Family Bible.
steel engravings. with record and ph otograph
pages. 3 yards good Hemp Carr citing. good
colOrs, i pair good Marseills Quilt. l good bar
rel Revolver. ] elegant fur muH and cape. sin
gle barrel Shot Gun; l Silver plated. engraved
s bottled Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles; l
very fine Violin and Bow. in case; l set ivory
balanced Knives and Forks.
Pressntsfo for larger Clubs increase in the same
ratio.
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Gold closed in New York Monday
evening at 1865.
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Send Money by Registered Letter.
Catalogue of6OOds sent to any address free
PARKER &c CO.,
Nos. 90 andl0 Summer st., Boston.
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i Horatio Seymour, in
Milwaukee. likewise.
using his own words,)
makes the following
points.
Hrst--"The freedom
of speech and Of the
press has been denied
as"
Secoad--''It is your
property. the property
of northern
which is confscated.
Third-'Men have
been torn from their
families and locked up
IN prison. and women
alsO."
Fourth-'Mea are
told that they must
leave their homes and
devote themselves to
WAR"
Ffh-''The policy Of
the Administration has
placed hindrances in
the way Of the Union.'
Sirfh--The admin
istration has entered
upon . settled policy.
dangerous to the well
fare Of the country"
Sereath-'In Gods
name are there no
means By which Eeean
ave the lives of hus-
bands and broth
Ei0hth-"We nomi-
mated Mcclellan. that
we might restore pros
perity and peace to the
ipeODlen
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NOTICE.

-DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given, that f L. Leroy,
OF the firm Of Rash. Hamilton 4 Co. in the
Touring business. withdrew from the firm By
mutual consent on Tuesday. August 4. 1853 :
The business Of the firm viii be conducted as
usual under the firm name Of Rush & Hamil-
ton. All persons indebted TO the former firm
are requested 20 settle.
p. L. RUSH,
JESSIE HAMILTON.
I. L. lie ROY.
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RuPTCY-

BANKRUPTCY.
I'D In the District Court Of the United States,
Tor the Northern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter Of John C. MeLain. Bankrupt. In Bank
rupfey.
10 iChOHl q may concern: The undersigned.
resisting at Warren. TTumbull County. Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as As
siEnee Of John Y. McLain. of Warren. County
OF 1rumbull, State OF Ohio, who has bean adj
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition By the
District Court Of said District.
WM. T. SPEAR. Assignee.
Warren. o.. Aug. Il. lS6S--3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-19

DEST VIOLIN STRINGS,
Id Guitar. Banjo. and Bass Yiol Strings. al
ways on hand also every thing appeItaining TO
a regular Music Store. The latest Sheet Mu-
&c recPd as soon as published. and sent TO any
part Of the country on receipt Of the price, at
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Aur 10 Is6s-tf
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STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS

THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAG-
lTURING co. Albany. N. Y Manufacturer
of General Agricultural AaeLiEery. Comprising
the celebrated Star" Threshing Machines /;
Star, Railway Tor Endless Chain) and Lever
Horse Powers; Star Cotton GINS and C~Ondens-
ers; Circular Cross cut Sawmils: Vegetable
Cutters; Horse Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills;
Power Corn Shellers Dog Powers. Se.' &c
We wish to call the particular attention Of
Farmers 70 our celebrated STAR" THRkSH-
ER and CLEANER. which. as stately improved.
We claim it far superior to any other machine
now in market. II IS compact and easily porta-
Bile. simple IN it, construction. and therefore
easy % Orerate By the most inexperienced and
will do its wOrk with marvellous rap idity and
perfection. and With comparatively the least
demand upon the strength Of the animals dri-
wing II.
We have made recsnt improvement in this
machine By which We are enabled to thoroughly
ckanthe gruin under almost any combination Of
difficulties. and We are now using an entirely
new and effective device for relieving the feeder
OF dust. thus making the operation of threshing
as comfortable and safe as with the Ordinary
machines it Is annoying and frequently des-
tructive Of health.
These machines are made Of suitable sizes for
our Star" Railway > Horse Power and for our
"Star" Lever Powers for 4 and s horses.
For sale by cur agents and dealers generally.
For full particulars, send for our Illustrated
Descriptive Circular and Prize List. Cores
pOndents viii please address The Albany
Drawer. l62. Albany, n. Y.
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New Advertisements.

@1 n A YEAR TO AGENTS to
Sewing Machine, FuU
particulars free. Extra Inducements 10 expert
eneed Agents Call on or address W. G. WILL
SON co. Cleveland. o.. Boston. Mass, or
St Louis No.
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Let our laws and Institutions speak not Of
white men. nor of red men. not of black men,
not of men of any complexion; but like the
laws Of Ged~the Ter Commandments and the
Lords Prsyer-let them speak Of the people,"
-H0rooe Maynard.
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New Advertisements
@. @. acNUTT.

House, Sign and Ornamental Painte T. Grainer.
&c. Kings Brick Block. Main Street. War
rem, o. IAug. l9-lyr
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FLAX! FLAX Y FLAX =
1000 TONS
FLAX STRAW WANTED

DOR WHICH WE WILL PAY
III the highest market price in cash. Havin4
Just erected a mill to manufacture our own Tow
intO Manufaerured Goods, ready for market. we
feel cOnhdent We can pay as much for Straw A.
ANY other buyers In the State. We must buy ,
very large amount Of straw, or buy the IOA
ofOthsr mills 20 supply our Spinning Mill
Farmers. and all those having straw mOsed =
pulled, will md II 10 their interest TO call An
see rs before selling eiseEhere. Give rs a call
Mill. CAMP GRAHDALb.~
AuE. 5. lS6a-6 Warren. Ohio.
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So that we are prepared to sell every deserip-
ton of Dry and Fancy Goods. Silver Plated
Ware. Cutlery. Watches. Albums. Jewelry. &C.
or better quality hda any other concern IN The
country for The HRUorm price Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-19

NEW GRANT SONGS
IN Arranged fOrs the Piano. and MelOdsOn.
with chorus. to each
Wen Move on the Ensmy's works again.
Grant shall be President
Grants the Man,
Not for Seymour.
Ulysses is his Name,
Grant and Collfaxs
The Nations Chief,
Grant q Nations Hero
Just reed at ADAMS Music Store
Aug. 19. ls6S-u
bright EYED LITTLE WID-
Dow. or there's danger in her eye; anoth-
er lot of this popular new song. just rec'da al
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
AuE. ls63-tf