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Pennsylvania Central Stock
Yards.

PITTSBURGH. April 80. 1858
CATTLE-The market contained a moderate
supply OF cattle. but the sales were laryer than
the previous week. Prices. however, were
q shade lower than atthe date of Jour last week
ly report. TIT fact is the local rates charged
on The Central Road is driving the bulls Of the
business away from the Central Yards. Eas-
tern buyers can purchase. at present freight
charges, TO more advantage in chicago. The
largest portion of the eattle sold was from
Chicago. The operations for the past week
were 9head. at S5.l298,75
SHEEP-There was a large falling of in the
sales Of sheep. and a pretty heavy decline in
prices. The reason assigned is on account Of
theIarge number Of wooded. The operations
for the past week were 1884 head at S3,2597,5
HOGS-There was q fair demand for hogs
with a good supply in the market. and prices
were generally a shade higher. The extreme
rates were SS.379l0A0 z eWt. Thu largest por-
ton OF the sales were on eastern account. The
operations for the past week were $40 head. at
SS.S1Gl0.i0.
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TrIaI orthe New Steamer.

The event Of the test trial Of the new
steam fire engine, which arrived some
days previous, came of last Friday upon
the arrival Of the gentlemRnly agent, Mr..
Horace Silsby. The day was such as add
ed materially to the comforts of the crowd,
being warm, pleasant and clear. Three
o'clock was the hour that had been chosen
for the experiments, and promptly at that
time q fine span of horses were hitched
to the machine and driven through some
portions of the town, elicIting the admi-
ration of the large throng that were
assembled.
The place selected for the test was the
east end of the new iron bridge at the foot
Of Market Street, where the steamer was
placed. A plank from the bridge floor
was displaced that the suction pipe could
reach the water, q distance of nearly if
not quite seventeen feet. Hose was then
attached and all made ready. At a given
signal fire was applied to the fuel in the
machine and time noted from the first
appearance Of smoke issuing from the
stack. In two and a half minutes the
whistle was sounded, greeted by rounds of
cheers from the admiring and anxious
spectators. At four minutes steam had
generated sufficiently to indicate 6fteen
pounds by the guage, and thirty at six
At eight minutes the guage showed forty
pounds Of steam, when water was thrown
8 distance of one hundred and fifty feet
through fifty feet Of hose. The second ex-
pertinent was with FIVE hundred and fifty
feet of hose, reaching to a point close to the
west side of the Court House, which is
somewhat more elevated than where the
steamer stood. THIS test was made through
IT inch nozzle, when the dome of the
building was resrched with an effective
stream of water, q distance of one hundred
and forty four feet fiom the ground. After
this successful trial, one followed with
two streams through five hundred feet Of
hose each. with II inch n~ozzlss, throwing
q very respectable stream of water to the
of Stiles new block. The fourth,
and probably most severe test in all re-
spects, wss then made through some
hundred feet of hose, reaching up
Market, out Liberty to High and
hence on that street to the Episcopal
Church, where what fremen would term
IN effective stream Of water was thrown
lpoD and over the roof of the building.
sing an 1sinch nozzle. During this test
Eater was thrown to the heightof seventy
il feet on the spire Of the building, and
he distance of ninety-six feet on a level.
The last test was through fifty feet of hose,
With an Il inch stream, throwing water
yer the flag staff on Smiths block at the
orner of Main and Market Streets.
A committee had been previously APP
'ointed by the Council, consisting of T.
/. McLain, Charles. Smith, Lewis Hoyt, 4
|. D. Webb, S. Medbury, Thomas Doug /
IS and Phineas Chase, to superintend the
est, examine the working Of the machine :
ETC., who reported fsvorably, and ]
dvised the purchase of the steamer. ]
In the evening, the fremen of No. 2, :
10 assisted in the work at the trial, were !
ntertsined by Mr.. Silsby at the National !
18th 8 fine supper. s
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Leather Market.
CORREcEED WEEKLY BIT
M'hAAIN Go WARD.
Ala M'COnreIls old Stand, Main ST. Warren. o
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ILAHoNING DIVISION.
Latest Edition.

The largest stock of Hats and Caps in
all the latest styles.
The Bemis Linen Imitation Cuff. ten
pairs for 90 cents.
The choicest styles Of Cloths and Cash.
meres (prices very low.)
Youths and Children's suits durably
made and neatly trimmed.
Mems suits in dark, medium and light
colors, in all grades.
The Diamond Shirt" White and
Fancy. Fits beautifully
Very rieh and elegant patterns o fSilk
Bows, Scarfs and Ties.
J~onvin's, Alexsndre's Josephine Kid
Gloves. White and colors
A complete stock of Summer Wrappers
and Drawers.
REED & ADAMS are determined to
place the above goods before the people at
S small profit 60 to them for your goods.
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Portable Engine for Sale,
Enquire of Reid Bros. at corner Of Liberty
and Canal Street. Warren. o. feb. l2-tf
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING. May 4. 1865

FL0UR-Steady. firm and Unclaimed. De.
mand fair. We quote: city-made Xxx red S13E
CLIO. Xxx white .l5O0915,5O Xxx spring SlIa
@l2O- EOr. standard country brands Xxx red
therange is Sll.5Oal2,5; Xxx spring Sl0,5OSu.-
WHEAT-The market is rather ouist. but
hrm and steady. Sales offs cars No. l red al
C~ORN-Steady. anddemand moderate. Sales
ZOO bu and ! car No l shelled on SPOT Al 80:
2O0Obu seller June. at93c
OAIS-Dull and lower. Sale of car at zoe.
PORk-Advanced Sl,00; Demand fair. No. l
mess at 500. so. 2 do at $500: Prime Mess
$Z7.O0; Clear $500.
LARD-Hc better. City rendered in good de-
mand at Ag201zc, in tierces and frkins.
SMOKED. MEATS-UnehanEed, and market
rather quiet City cured Hams DC. eanvasSed:
iso for u-neanvassed: Plain do do Ice, canvassed;
Is u~ncanvassed; Shoulders at he; Bacon 16e:
Dried Beef20.
MESS BEEF-Extra firm at $500
BUITER-Dullat&G SC. for Prime to choice
Western Reserve.
CHEEsE-Firm for Choice at l6aI7e; Gem
mon dull at 129l5c.
E9GS-Are steady atIS9Iec,
DRIED APPLES-Quiet and steady at ses]<
Clover nominal at $500
POFATOES--Demand good and market firm
at Sl.45Gl,50 for P~ecachbloEs in car lots; small
lots from store 81 .559l,6 {.
.IALLOM-ln fair demand at uaIll<c for
city and country rendered.
tEATHERS-In fair demand at s0aS5c, ae-
eording to quality.
LIME-Water Lime in fair movement at ST.
20 for Akron and 0sEego. White Lime selling
at S $50 per bbI for Cleveland and Fremont
Leader.
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Ladies

Seem to appreciate that there is a place in
town where they can go and leave their orders.
and Rave them filled to their entire satisfaction
and that Is two doors south Of Che Post ONCE.
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Mental anxiety or excessive thinking tend to
deadeu the vitality of the scalp its effects are
to produce q febTile affection ofthe head, which
causes grey hair and badness; and although
grey hairs may be honorable in old sge. yet a
premature blanehing. or loss of hair in the
young or middle aged is to be regretted, and as
1t Is natural Tor US all to desire a youthful ap-
pesrance. We would recommend il to those az
nleted n the above manner, the use Of Halls
Veg etable Sicilian Hair Remover. This ore
paration will soon change grey and brashy hair
TO its original color, and make it Of Silken text
ure; and will create 8 new growth when it has
fallen of, as it furnishes the nutriYe principle
which nourishes the glands of the hair, fllinR
them with new life and ~cOlorinR matter giving
4 healthy condition to the whole fbrous mass.
-Drdnatic Chronicle. May 6, lS6s.-lm
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Cigars

The New Shoe Shop.
Two doors south Of the Post Office. Warren,
Ohio. is the thing that is just more than taking.
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Magnolia Water is a delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne. at half the price.
May 6. ls6S.-2W


The Jackson uich) Citizen says would
call the attention ofour friends to this hRe in
strument, which surpasses all others Of the kind.
There are many other limitations in the market
but none have been able to equal the AMERI-
CAN ORGAN, manufactured by S. b. x II. W.
Smith, Boston. Mass. We would congratulate
the Messrs. Smith on the entire success that at
tended their efforts to produce q superior in
str ument. Almost all other makers nave hith-
erto failed 10 produce an instrument which an
swers the object designed--a substitute for the
pipe organ The American Organ comes the
nearest to the accomplishment Of this end of
any instrument We ave ever seen or heard.
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The RhYme ofthe Hafs.

Mong Hats. as flowers. the fairest is La Rose,
Tho for a General Grant the Bon Ton call,
Yet Bertha. as she right well knows.
Wears Epsry Day. at SHRdotcn. when she walks
with Paul.
To be continued if the machine can bear the
conference.-the let the anxious and discon-
tainted be soothed and made glad by buying
Hats. Bonnets. Flowers. Ribbons. Laces. Che
real Diamond and sieh at the old STAND.
P. s. AboTOf Hats whose names and praise
as yet remain unsung has just arrived and 9TH
er good things coming to
Nay Git. Mrs. POTTER co.
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RS-The human family Is 40 numsrous that
birth and q death occur every moment. Every
second q child is born every second some one
dies. The prevalence ofsickness in the world
may be realized in DR.. j. G. Ayers Labratory,
would scarcely seem that there are throats
enough to swallow the doses he issues daily, =
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Ague Cure. and Cherry
Pectoral, BY the thousand gallons and Ayers
wanted, OF be could not make such quantiti ee
for 50 many ysAEs-Nortkfed Telegraph.
May 6, ! s63,-lm,
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If our friends will use preparatiOnsfor rsstor-

If our friends will use preparationsfor rsstor-
ing gray hair they should use the best in mar
ket. Our attention is called to an article which
has an extensive sale and q very high reputs-
tion, known as Rings Vegetable AmbrosiA, and
we are inclined TO think that it possesses more
desirable and less Objectionable qualities than
any other il the market. Itrestores grey or ia
ded hair TO its original color in q most remark
able manner, and by its inyiEorating and sooth-
ing properties removes all dandruf and hu-
mors from the scalp. Give it a fai- trial and
you cannot fail TO like it.
Nav & 1888 i'm
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Everybody says so, and it must be 50, but with
all the blow about talk being cheap. we have
never heard Of any discount being made on
facts. and the facts we are about to offer are
these: We will pay One Hundred Dollars ~
Greelbdeks to any person bringing US any kind
of a Photographic production. to which we are
now giving attention, that We cannot fully
equal, in point of Artistic Skill and Merit.
Apr15 RICE-Artist.
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Miss the Train,

Call at Kings JeWelry Store. on Main Street.
and look at samples Of Wedding and Invitation
Cards. Silver Plated Door Plates. Presses. No
tarial Seals. &c King has made arrangement
With NJ. Holah. one Of the best EngraVeIs in the
State. for doing all kinds of Engraving on Gold,
Silver, Copper, Brass. dc. April %, q.
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"a See right hand corner of this page.
lbs. RufferI
Gold.
That Horse g. Wagon.

kEain we say that that Horse and Wagon
standing in front Of Freer & Smiths means
busin ess. and is there for the purpose Of deliV-
ering goods TO their customers in any part of
the city. free of charges.
MAY 6-2t
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White Lime.
Land Plaster. Calcined Plaster. lb. Dbl. or
HoYT. sTRATToN q HAPGooD.

THE SWEETEST THING n LIFE" is good
health and good spirits. snd il you have them
not. the next best thing is what Will restore
bloom TO the faded cheek and happiness to the
dropping heart The great and sure remedy is
Plantation Bitters. which our physicians re-
commend to both male and female patients as
a safe. reliable. agreeable and cordial stimu-
lant. They contain nothing to disagree with
the most delicate constitution. and ave won
golden opinions from all who have tried them.
and probably % PARTICLE was ever tried by so
many persons. They elevate the depressed and
give strength to the weak.
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No NOTICE viii be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY arespon-
Sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, April o. 1858
BEEF CATTLE-The market opened dull
and depressed, and continued thus throughout
The wealth er was clear and pleasant during the
forenoon. and the att enhance was quite liberal,
but kilograms received from all the prominent
Eastern markets were Of such a discouraging
character as to almost wholly destroy the con-
fdence Of buyers. and holders found it ex-
tremely difficult to effect sales without submit
ting to a very material reduction from the prices
current at the close of the market last week
This they were generally unwilling TO do. and
consequently. comparatively little was accom-
plished in the way Of sales. In point Of quality
the arrivals were satisfactory. consisting for the
most part of fair to choice smooth shipping
Bulloeks, with some 200 head that may be elassed
as extra One or two sales were reported. which
would seem to indicate that for really choice
stock values had suffered no material deprecia-
ton. On ccumon and medium grades prices
shaded of a little in favor Of buyers. though
the decline was not sufficiently marked to jus
tify a change in quotations. Sales were res
tricted to 500 head. which were divided between
shippers. feeders. and city butchers. at prices
ranging all the way from S4.00 for inferior 70
500 for extra. Some 2O00 head remain in the
pens unsold. and the market at the close b as
rather 4 doEnEardlOok. The following are the
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Notice TO Tax PaHers-

The second IpstaIlm emit of taxes for the year
1867 will be due on aud after Monday May 18th
lat which time the Treasurerso ONCE will be open)
and must be paid on or before June 10Th, 1858.
Taxes remaining unpaid after the 10th of June
are subject to a penalty Of five per cent and if
delinquent on the final return to the County
Auditor, are subject TO a penalty Of twenty per
cent. EDWARD HAYES,
County Treasurer.
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Pnra MhIta Mheat rInnr

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. 6. S. ADAIR5S
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All Hands

And Cigars. which we offer at prime cost.
H0YT. STRATT0N &HAPG00D.
MsE 6-tf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE,
WARRES. o.. May 6. 1s6S.J
Gold, I5
Silver. large. l8
Five-TWenties, 1852. 100.
1854. 1O7.
1855. 1O6K.
1867. IO6H.
SeTen-Thirties. cd and Sd series) 1851.
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $500 to $50 per bushsl.
VHEAT-Whits. $780, Amber. SEA. Spring
Mol $3.50.
FLoUR-S SIS 90 to $500.
ATS-0ats SOC
C0RN-Corn $1.10.
DRIED APPLES-IIe.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter SOGSe.
CHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 12Sl4e
EGGS-1So.
LARD-Country rendered, I6a17.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
PoTAT0ES-SL. OO9IIO
TEAS-s1.OO to $50 per chest.
COFFEE-291 per bag.
GLASS-see Hardware report.
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Ifyou Wantpure amber wheat Hour.a good ar
ticle. inquire for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at NJ 1 G Bacon's, 81 A
Patmors, ] W Brown 4 Co.or at the Mill, Orders
CAMP RANDALL.
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Call and Settle

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
by book account or otherwise. will please call
at my old Livery stand. on Market Street, with
Jan. S-tf n p RASSETT
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For Sale (!

For Sale!
Portable Engine. A medium sized Portable
Eegine in good running order. for sale at low
figures. ENQUIRE of d. G00DSELL 4 co
April Is, ls6S-tf Main ct. Warren. Ohio
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Some of the Good
New Goods!

Ingredients Of other Hair Preparations entor
"Barrett's." The poisonous drugs are left out
and will never get in.
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Inferior-Light and thin cows Z steers S50a450
HOGS-Ihed demand was very light to-day.
and sales dragged heavily At q decline ofl5c per
Good to choice Hogs. suitable for the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore markets. we're the only
grades for which the demand attained even a
moderate degree Of activity, so that the supply,
though little more than halfas that on the mar
ket this day last week. considerably exceeded
the wants Of the trade. AdVices from New York.
bunalo and Ballmore were unfav0rable. and
number remaining 10 the pens unsold. Trans
actions embrace 3.&3 head, at prices ranging at
SI.5OSS.50 tor common to medium, SS,75GqOO
for ialr to good. and Ss.5Ss.62E tor good to
choice smooth fat Hogs.
SHEEP-Ihe supply was light. as was also
the demand. and the market ruled steady al
about previous rates. We quote al S4.O0e5,5O
to choice.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion,
ten cts. Der hHs each subse7Hent insertion.
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Land PIasters !

Small or Large lots,
April s, 1865
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Amber Wheat Flour.

The best steel Plows in market at D. Il. BEX-
NETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May /, j S67-tf
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O Board Fence
SI,0
PIOws. PIows. PIoyys.

See advertisement oasterline's Portable Farm
Fence in another column of this paper.
Feb. u. 1S6S-tf
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Atlantic Mills

it. Sold At n L G Bacon's. MA Patmore J
W Brown L Co., or at
CAMP RANDALL,S MILL.
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Are again at the Main ST., Rsd 'FRONT.' Drug
Store, Have got the goods and they must be
sold. H0YT. STATION & HAPG00D.
May g., Is5s-tf
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Another car load Of the celebrated York State
Buck Mheatjust received-none better in the
United States. Sold by most all Grocers in War
rem. and at the Mill. Ask tor Camp 4 RandaI's.
Warranted as represented. or money refunded.
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House & Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his House 4 Lot
on High Street, with barn connected thereto
Inquire on the premises, or at Trumbul Nat.
Bank. Us, EDWARDS.
Feb. 19, 1s6S-tf
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once for Rent.
Large lot Chewing Tobacco

The office lately occupied by Tayler & Jones.
east of Public Square. is for rent. Apply TO
May eff J. {. HUTCHINS.
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first class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of Style. with all the modern improvements,
for Dry 6oods or general Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location TOR
business. Enquire of
April 22-tf ANDERSON 4 RUPP.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
& G. VI. RAILROAD.
TIM E TABLE.

MAIN LINE.
Trains leave from Warren Station as follows
G
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Accident6,

Provide against accidents by procuring a
policy in the Travellers Insurance Co" of Hart
ford. This is the original ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY of America.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent.
May 6, 1851
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New York Cattle Market

NV York. May 4.
Receipts SSH beaves; l3,61 sheep and lambs;
l7.840 swine.
BEEYES-Passibly active and firm. though
not higher on the week. Offerings to-day 800
head. Demand chiefly for good stock.
Sales Of extra lSHgl9: prime I7549lSc; fair
to good at l6z9l7hc Inferior to ordinary at
l39l6Lc.
SHEEP LAEBS-Firmer. under light re-
ceipts and prices &c higher. Sales sheared
sheep at 5Gsc; unshorn 6Sal0Zc. Lambs are
coming in slowly.
HOGS-Pairly active and rather 6rmer.-
Sales at l0alOAe. There were 50 car loads on
sale at 10th street, and SOS head at Commune
paw.
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Empire MILLS
Buck Wheat Flour.

Y. q common article at 50 ? Dbl, at Camp 4
Randalrs, Warranted to raise well and make
Rood sweat bread.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is eeHis per line fret iHssrtioA,
ten eta. Der line each subsequent insertion.
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barley 4 Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe Company. Eillkeep on hand at all times
all sizes Of Pipe. which they will furnish Al
manufacturers prices.
Warren. April Ism.
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Smiths DRUG Store

Market ST., warren, Ohio,
NeEtdOor eastof Freeman & Hunts Banking
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Talk is Cheap,

Warren. Apr. p. 1sSS-Sw
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The Best sewing MachInes

Are the Howe and FlSrence, sold By Mrs. E.
6. Adair, first door south Of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, o. Ian. ], 1855. :
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DOn,lDOIf.
just Arrived.

Don't pay an irresponsible peddler. fifty pa
cent more for q Springfield. than Truesdell
Townsend will sell you one for and warrant j
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Sewer Pine

Anotherlot Of those cheap and fancy Window
Shades. Call and see them at
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EItra Bseres-Fine, ID. veil FORMED.

Extra Bseves-Fine. fat. well formed.
4 to 6 year old steers. and averaging
I@OS D and uPwalis-w-- S.50ss.75
Prime Beeves-GOod. well atted, fne-
ly formed steers, averaging from l.
100 to ]. 400 ns, at--------~ST.T59s.
Fair Grades-rair steers. in fair flesh,
averaging L.1OOSl.2o 9 bs, at-S.5O97.2
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. ft for CRY slaughter and
svsrasing s09sl.OO bs. at-----, %.OO@6.O 90
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging S00G1,M 900 rs
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Those wishing pure white wheat -four, can be
accommodated By leaving their orders at Camp
L Randalrs Mill. near A. 4 G. W. Depot, War
rem. Ohio.
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To Rent

To Rent.
One large room on Sd floor. Apply to
April q, lS6S.-tf RICE, Artist.