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An old lady was one night reading
that passage in the Bible which speaks
Of the faith that can remove noun
tains. Now theirs was behind her hum
BILE dwelling high hill, which hid the
nearest village from her view. She
had often wished that this hill might
be taken away, so before retiring she
prayed that it might be removed, be-
cause sue had faith that it would be
DONE But in the morning when she
arose she lifted the curtain, and 10,
the mountain was still there. Then
the old LADY said to her son, "Juss as l
expected, John, the old hill stands
there yet" Just as you expected,
mother, was it ?" replied the son ''then
you certainly had not faith"
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PENNY RoYAL--Farmers might east
ly save the flesh Of horses and COWS,
and confer great kindness on their an
imals in preventing the usual annoy
ances Of flies, BY simply washing
the parts with extract Of penny roy
al Flies will not alight moment on
the spot to which this has been applied.
Every man who is compassionate TO his
beasts ought to know this simple RENE
dy, and every livery stable and country
inn ought to have a supply on hand for
travellers.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

IL The Stony Spring OIL Company, "a for
sign eorporHtion) Michael Nessler and William
Jones. all Of whom are non-residents of the
StEte of Ohio. will take notice that Benjamin
Gilbert, on the 18th day Of april, A. D.. 1858,
filed his petition in the Court Of Common Pless.
of Trumbull Co.. Ohio. against them land 9TH
ers) praying therein among other things, that
al account Be taken By the said Court, Of the
balance due said Gilbert from the Stony Spring
Oil Company. for purchase money of tract
of land situate N Bazstts Township. in said
County Of Trumbail known as part Of lots Nos
79 and g. and described By metes and bounds
in said petition Also Tor an order Of said Court
for the payment Of said purchase money, re-
naming due and unpaid NJ the fling Of said Pc
tition, and in defaalt Of payment in ohediencs
70 such order when made. that the premises des-
cribed in said petition be sold as upon exc
cutiOn 81 law. The object Of the action afore-
said is. in the event Of II sale Of said premises
upon said order and decree of said1COurt, to
exclude the Stony Spring Oil Company. Els0
...s said Michael Nessier. William Jones and
the ether defendants named in said Petition,
from all title. interest or lien upon or to the
SINE The defendants Aforesaid are further
notified to snsWs. or denur 20 said petition By
the 18th day Of September, 1858.
JOHN 2. BEAVER, Pitts Atty.
July Is, ls6S-6t
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CHERIFPS SALE

~ The State Of Chic. TrumbuIl County, IS.
Laser Bsehenheimsr VS. Moses Baehenheimer,
In Champaign Common Pleas. By virtue OF
two Executions issued tOf the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Of Champaign County. Ohio. in the
above named cases, and to me directed and de-
public sale on
Wednesday, August 8, a. d.. IS6s.
at 10 o'clock, q. m, of said day, and continue
from day TO day till the following goods are dis
posed of: Stock Of Ready Made CloihinE, con
sisting of Coats. Vests. Pants. Hats. Caps. and
all kinds Of Clothing usually kept by retail dea-
lers. The sale 70 take place at the store room
OF the defendants. near the corner Of Main
and South street. in Stones new block.
Terms Cash. S. NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff
sherifs Once. Warren. O.. July 2, Is5s..st
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The graves of the Union soldiers in
the cemetery at Hamilton, Ohio, we're
decorated last Sunday, under direction
of. the local Commander of the post of
lhe Grand Army of the Republic.
During tine previous night flowers were
strewn by scms unknown person upon
the Grave Of the only rebel soldier bu-
Eied in the place.
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The following is recommended as a
recipe for making Bologna sausage
Take an eel skin and stuff il with
ground cat; season it with Scotch
snuf and persimmon oil lay it IN
hog pen 70 dry, and then hang il up BY
the tail in grocery for three months
for hies to give it the trade mark /;
then it is ready for use.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-29

The Cleveland Herald states that
Sheriff Nicols, Of that county, has re-
ceiVed a letter from the Governor,
directing him to forward the evidence
of physicians on the question Of Mrs.
Victor's sanity. The proofs will be
forwarded. There is 3 difference of
opinion among the medical men who
have seen the case.
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The Express says: The Erie war is
finally settled DreW's loan has been
paid and he IS allowed to keep his ny
potheticated stock at 20, which as he
had it at 60 puts nearly half million
into the Treasury of the company.
Vanderbilt sells the company Fifty
millions of the new stock, about the
average of the sales of convertible
bonds which is to be retired and can
celled. Drew Is now out of the Direc-
ton, and Is understood to be out Of
stock.
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saturday, AuEust 5. a. p.. Ises.
NOTICE

IN Is hereby given. Of the intention of the
Council of the Ineorponeted Village Of Warren,
tO.construet or e1use 10 be constructed, q Branch
Sewer in Sever District No. ]. on Pine Street.
commencing At south line Of high Street, and
extending south on said Pine 81. TO intersect
with Main Sever on Market Street.
Any person having objections 10 the the con-
struction Of Sewer as Aforesaid are hereby re-
quired TO file the same in writing, with the Re.
corder Of the village of Warren, within six
weeks from the hrst publication Of this notice
or be forever barred from fling any objections
therstO.
By order Of the Council.
H. Il. TOWNSEND. Reeord'r
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The New York Tribune reports com
ical incident "a the late Democratic
Convention: During the session of the
Democratic Convention, two Union sol
diers, who had experienced the hor-
rors of captivity In Richmond during
the war, met the keeper Of the Libby
Prison wearing 3 delegates badge.
They fell upon him and gave him 8
dresdful beating"
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T EGAL NOTICE.

IL Thos. F. Coddl In Trumbul Common
Mary COdd. divorce. ''OH 'Oi
The defendant will take no tice that on the
20th day OF July, A. D.. 1888. the plaintiff filled
his petition against the defendant. setting forth
the facts that the defendant has been Eilfully
absent from the plaintiff for more than three
year. last past. and praying that the plaintiff
may be divorced from the defendant and have
such other and farther relief as in equity he Is
entitled. THOS. r. C0DD.
By 3. B. Murray. Plaintiffs Atty.
Warren, Ohio, July o. S6s-6t
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OHERIFFS SALE.


- The State of Ohio. TTumbul County, IS.
Andrew Andrews & Royal ROgsrsl In Trum-
EnOs Hartzsl & Daniel Smoke. Pleas. I .OA- =
Byvirtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Trumbun County,
Ohio, in the above named case. TO me directed
and delivered, l have levied on and shall expose
to public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday. August 22d. A. D.. IS6S.
between the hours Of and 4 o'clock D. m. Of
said day. the following described Real Estate to-
wit. Situate in the township Of Mecca. Coun-
ty of Trumbull and state of Ohios being lots 2 5
in Subdivision OFFS acres of oil lands in said
township. surveyed and ma ped by Andrew An
dreEs, Royal Rogers and Charles n. Abel,
April 10, 1851. and recorded in Erumbull County
Records Of maps. Page l0l.
Appraised 1T s. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Warren. o.. July q, ls6S-5t
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
Charles W. Andrews, d
Mary Ann Andrews,


- The State of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Isaac Kirk J In Trumbull Com
vs.. mon Pleas.
Charles W. Andrews, &
Mary Ann Andrews,
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas. of Trumbull County.
Ohio, in the above named case. TO ne directed
and delivered. shall expose to public sale at
the South door of the Court House in Warren,
Trumbull County, Ohio. on
Saturday. August 22d, A. d., 1865,
between the hours Of l2 N, and o'clock, p. m
Of said day the following described Real Estate
to-wit: Situate in Weathersfeld Township.
Trumbull County. Ohio. and known as part Of
lot No. Eve (5l and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning ct post in the center of
the ighWay leading from Miles TO Vienna, and
wh ich is also ut the northeast corner of land
owned by Jesse B. Luce; thence n. - W. 80
rods and is links. thence W I6 rods and links;
thence S. 70 L. 90 rods and IS links to the cen
ter Of said highway; thence east along the CEN
ter Of said highE 10 rods and links to the
place of beginning. containing ten acres of land
and being the same land decided to said An
dreWs, September 2 lS66, by Jesse Luce.
Terms Casn. Appraised at s.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Warren. " July 2, lS6s-5t
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mo- onNrRAGrnRs

IN Sealed proposals will be received at the
Mayors office. for furnishing material excaY a.
ting and constructing Branch Sewer in District
Nc. l. on High street. from Elm St. to or near
the corporation line east. until the 10th day Of
August 1865. For plans, specifications &c. en-
quire Of S. Z. Dickey, city engineer.
July 2z-st
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July Is. lS5S-4t
PETITION

IL David II. Ysonons. VI. The New England
Petroleum Co. In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Trumbun County, Ohio.
The defendant, The New England Petroleum
Company, is notified thGt the plzintif. David
II. Yeomsns. has flied in said Court, bis Peti-
ton, against defendant, stating that dePt l.
indebted 70 him in the sum Of 500, with inter
est from March l6, 1867, upon an account for
money loaned snd paid 70 and for said Cempa-
ny. and for work and labor for said Company.
An order Of Attachment has been issued in said
cause and defendant must answer By the 18th
day Of September. 1855. and said cause will be
for hearing et the November term of said Court
1858. HUTCHINS 4 GLIDDEE,
June d 1866 Pitts An'ys.
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nETITION

Il Viola Atwood. We. Andrew J. Atuood--
In the Courf Of Common Pleas, The said de-
fendant IS nothsd that said plaintiff has fled in
the above mentioned Court. her petition, ask
ing fora divorce from defendant and fer aIimo-
NJ, and for the custody Of their infant children.
upon the ground Of gross neglect Of duty and
adulteRy. Said petition viii be forhearfng, at
the hext term Of said Court
HUTCHINs 4 GLIDDEN, +.
July L lS6o-6t Plt'hs Atty's.
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Rev. Mr.. Punshon being requested to
address the Methodist Conferences st one
OF thei- recent sittings, said; '-Speeeh is
silvern, silence is golden, says the proVerb.
l do not happen 70 have any small change
about me this morning. VIII you ACCEPT
the gOlds"
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GO-PARTNERSHIP.

~ Notice is hereby given, that a partner
ship between W. K. Reeves. Josiah Rstlif, md
James Ratlif. has been entered into this 2oth
day Of june. 1s6s. for continuing the { lag
Stone business. ard are now prepared 10 furnish
size and thickness. from u to inches in thick
ress. and from two feet 20 ten feet square. of q
true and even surface. Address
REEVES l. RATLIFFS.
July !, lS65-t Warren. P. y. Box 245
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FoR RALR.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DEECE. within an easy IS minutes walk
ofthe Court House; acres Of ground. 40 bear
inR apple trees. with plenty Of other fruit and
Good House. Barn. Wood-houss coal house.
smoke honss, de-. good cistsrn, and never fail
Ing veil Of water. Enquire ct Tyler's Gun
Store. No. II erkst St. Warren. o.
July l, 1S6S- If
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. TTACHMENT.

IA Chew & Leslie. Plaintiff, vs. Thomas
Piantin, Defendant. Before Henry Hsmil ton.
Justice OF the Peace. of BrOokfeld township.
Trumbull- County. Ohio. On the first day OF
July. A. D.. 1858, said Justice issued an order
Of Attachment in the above action, for the sum
of sixteen dollars and thirty-fve cents. Said
cause is set for trial August U. A. D., 1853.
Brookfeld. July Is. ls6S-Sts
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FOR SALE.

z
Known as the Galpin Farm in Kinsman,
containing near one hundred and thirty acres,
Of excellent quality; well adapted to either
BY springs, good variety Of fruit. first class
fences and buildings, all in excellent coalition,
sltuated pleasantly and every way desirable.
B. q. PEABODY,
May Is. leoS-u Kinsman, Ohio.
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There were ffty-6Ye brides at Mag
ara Falls last Friday.
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CHERCFF'S SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.
~ The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County.
By virtue Of an execution Issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas. of Trnmbul Comfy
wherein Samuel Rsnsler is Plaintiff, and r. J.
Miller IS Defendsnt to me directed and deliver
3D. have levied upon and shall expose to pub
lie sale at the south door Of the Court House.
in Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday. August s. A. n. ISes,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock, D.
m. Of said day. the following described tract Of
land. to-git: Situate IN Bristol Township.
Trumbun County. Ohio, and is known BY part
Of lot No. 20. and bounded and described as fol-
lows. to-Wit: South by the county road lead
ing to fsrmingtor. west and north By lands Of
lanes Cummings, and east By the center Of the
Trumbull and AEhtRbuls Turnpike road, con-
tanning shout Is acres Of land. ezceDfia0 and
reserUIzg az honnestead exemption, demanded
BY Mrs. Caroline Miller. wife Of the said z. ] .
Miller set Of 70 heT and described by N etes
aud bounds, es follows: CommencinK at
stake set on the north line of said lot, thence
runni ns east Is rods 10 the center Of fhe1urn-
pike road; thence south along the center of
said Turn pike road to the south line of said
lot; thence vest to q stake set in the south line
Of said lot; thence north 10 the place of BEGIN
ming The above described lot set of a. the
homestead Of Caroline Miller, wits Of said Il.
J. Miller. Appraised At S275. Terms Cash.
S. N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's once, Warren. o.. July s. 1856
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would like the Endorsement of q merely
complimentary nomination. The nomi-
nation was made out compliment, when
to the disgust and surprise Of Allen, Sey-
mour accepted it and slew the AIlenites on
their own threshold. This Is, therefore
Mr.. Seymour's habitual way of declining
nominations. The nominee of the demo-
cratic people he has never been, and he
has no regard for their suffrage. except as
dumb elements Of political machinery.
1t is needless to say that with his riot re-
cord the people beat Seymour by 1000
majority. Since 1864 he has been work
ing for the Presidency systematically, lay
ing every block, setting up the keel, wip-
ing out his record, setting bats for folks
to commit themselves to him. He knew
when he left Utica that he should come
back the candidate, and the Democrats Of
Utica knew it also.
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J. BRIso0E,

PhTsicixn and Surgeon. Once at residence,
rorfh side Of Market Street, two doors east Of
Elm. Particular attentiOn paid 70 Chronic
diseskss. loct. 2. 1S57-lyr.
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PLASTIC SLATE for FENCE POSTS

Fence posts, (no matter what kind of wood If
sound when coateds viii remain sound, IS the
slate cement excludes ali moisture. It pere-
trates the pores Of the wood and no water can
get between it and the wood. consequently the
frost aannot cleave il Of.
Cement furnished ready mixed. at reasonable
rates. s. PARISH.
March IS. lsss::tf.
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NOR SALE

EOR SALE,
Il A Hay Press. nearly new and in Tood
repair, win be sold at bargain. For particu-
lars call on or address,
A. 4 z. J. OILS,
Mineral Ridge P. o., MAhoninE Co., o.
July IS. l66S-4t
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sEYHoUR's SACRED HONOR.

I learn this fact in Utica, which shows
the value Of appearances and professions
in Governor Seymour. He announced
with solemn suavity that he could not be
candidate, having promised not to per-
NIT the use of his name. Yet as far back
as March last he invited wavering Re.
publican named Hughes, who had been
his intimate friend for many years, to
dine with him, and at his house asked
for the support of Hughes. The latter IS or
was a Universe list preacher of Utica.
Hughes replied that he could not support
Governor Seymour as the nominee of men
ike Ysllandighsm and Henry Clay Dean e.
To this the governor replied that he had
cut himself alO0f from such associations
and did not recognize them IS Democrats.
Then Hughes did go over on account of
his friendship, and made Democratic
Speeches; for he is q stron9 man on the
stump. BY this We see that Mr.. Seymour
commenced hast spring to get men commit
ted to him for the Presidendcy. Yet, says
the convention of New York, ''the office
has sought the man, and not the man the
otice'i
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THE POLITICIAN AT HON E.

Mr.. Seymour Is sometimes in the city Of
Utica, sometimes in Albany, but general
" at his farm in Deerield, two miles from
Utica. Here he walks little, lays plans,
keeps a private secretary, holds the links
of eabsl, but never touches the plow,
never saddles the horse, and in no mann er
earns the name so foreign to his charsct er
that the Democrats are trying to fasten to
his name of the Farmer Of Deerfeld." !"
The Weasel of Deerfeld would be a better
suggestion.
He has no children and never had any.
His wife and he are not fond. 1t Is said
that he used to be in Albany for days to
gether while they were engaged, and
never visited her. BE is not pleased with
female society. The study of self and the
thirst and spiral gait for place have almost
Horatio Seymour. He is either
man nor woman-only q manipula ter of
politicians.
He has been said to show evidences two
or three times Of soitening of the brain.
Nevertheless he is anything bat hard
student, never studying any subject to
master it, but only sufficiently to talk plaus-
IDLY upon it. He is without convictions,
has no speciality in State craft. and was new
er known to come to any conclusion what
ever in argument. To make men dissatis-
fed, 10 appear sage fo- the purpose Of pol
tics, to show q sleek yearniag for the
good of the country, and to nave no con-
ception of a country without HoratiO Sey-
mOur in it-this Is the timber of man to
make ten-pins of, and at whom, before
va laaya TTtiea uya will. tuEa another
look. GATH.
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Dr F.A. BrERCE,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Nade Clothing, Hats, Caps and Cent? fu--
nishing Goods Main Street. Warren.O.
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WARkEx, March ls. 1865.

WARkES, March ls. leoS.
We the undersigned have N made use of Plastic
Slate for roofing purposes and take pleasure in
saying that it makes q satisfactory roof.
H. @. BELDN, II. HUNr.
MeLAIE 4 WARD, PACKARD. HULL & Co.
2. n. STONE, JAMESON 4 WHEKLKRs
s. L. FREEMAN.
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lfnot too far gone may be coated rendering them
IRE proof and preventing any further wear or
decay. This question Of preserving shingie
roofs is worthy of attention, for. If for triing
expense you can have your shingle roof made
good as new and at the same time proof against
sparks, II Is worth knowing,
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=. =. HuTcEINE. Q. I. eLIDDk1


Attorneys At Law. efhee over Smith ( MecOmbs'
SE0re, corner OF Main and Market Streets,
Warren. Ohio, (Aprii q. lB67-H
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JULIUS KING.

WARRKS, March 9, 1855.
This certihes that have had opportunity of
seeing an actual test Of the fire proof qualities
of Plastic Slate ROohnE, sad haven no hesitation
in prenouncingt II fire proof. and would insure
buildings covered with il accordingly, which
amounts to n saving Of 10 per cent. on isolated
buildings, ALBERT WATSON,
InpuAnce Agent
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unnINaaAMaRaAN.

Dealers in Staple snd Fsucy Dry Go0ds-Car-
Psts, kattings aad Floor OIL Cloths. " lndeE
Thay keep cons aatly en- hand, 3 large and
full assortment Of goods in their hne, Of good
quality and fashionable styles, and ofer thezn
for sale at the lopesf prices IN the market
JRnA 1851.
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Our store building. corner of Main and Frank
lin streets. is tin roof. but was so leaky as to
be very unsatisfactory, bat vas made perfectly
tight by the application Of Plastic Slate.
ANDERSON d RUPP.
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lhtnE1a Hooh.

not only as preservative Of the tin, but to stop
leaks that may have occur ed from any cause
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MeLAMA WARD,

aOuapsthie Physician and Surgeon. Once and
Residence in Sutlif Block. north Of ofthePub-
lie Square. Once up stairs, residence east
end Of the Block
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T. l, l,dxaaRorHEE.' '-''

EshdesslS And kstaiI Dealers IN FereikA and
DS0esfie Drl Goods, Silk and Straw HnnAeH
IrImminEsr pGFfetieG, &C.. e the eigE 81 the
STorrsz IN Goods Store" Phonix Block.
Wexfsn. Ohio
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ARSTRACT

OF BIshep KIngsIey's Sermon
on the Park, Sunday morn
ing.
Text, Matthew 2S:l8, and Luke 1915.
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WARREx, March Il. 1865.

This certihes that have Plastic Slate Roof.
which vas pat on in the fall Of 1866. and take
pleasure in saying that it has given perfect sat
isfactiOn- Il has passed two winters without
showing any effects Of frost. does not crack. and
as far as an able 70 Judge. pTimeses dursbii-
u. have also used the cement in stopping
leaks in my tin roof with Sood success
L JIDpINGS.
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IAMEsoN EWHEELER,

knnufsetura u Of Stores. PieWs. Castinss. Tin
ware -tcve Furniture, Stove Pipe, &c. No
5, Market street. Warren o.
April g. 'S.
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WA1A1AaA-9AA 9ASs
Fire and Liza InE1faace Aesnt, Warren. Ohio
she best GsrIpanies, on fsTorabl terms. Farm
properly, 1soIGted Dwellings, and their FUR
nftufe ins pred for o1e. three and ave years.
0Gcs in Hccenbs 4 6mitks' Block.
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Wholesale and Rstsl deal1s n AEsrieEn and
FerGEn HardEsfs, Iron Nsftgi Glass. &e.o
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Best thing out to Coat Tin Roofs,

In sdditiSn to the making of new roofs. Plas-
tic Slateis the
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE,
everv wednesday morning. in En-
piTe Block. Market St. Warren. VIZ. RrTEZEL.
Editor and Proprietor.