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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NLh AOAAf OGI. -
CArTLE-Receipts for the week were 1000
beeyes, 2l,49o sheep and lambs, and Zoo hogs.
On Wednesday OF last week, at the National
Yards, where the offerings comprised about
l,oOO head, the trade was without activity.
butchers being literally supplied, and hold
erS being anxious to realize, accepted of
prices &c below those current at date of last
report Extra steers were disposed Of at 10
loc for good to prime l69I51zc, and common
10 Elr at lO9l417c. During the balance Of
the week arrivals were dimlnutive, and but
little business was transacted. Prices under
went no change OF significance. To-day
there was a moderate activity and with
moderate receipt prices were quite steady {.
extra Eci prime I6I4c; fair 70 good ljGl6;
ordinary lUgli14c; Inferior l0GI2c. Sheep
and lambs: During the latter part OF last
week the market was only moderately ac-
tive, and common stock which was IN fair
supply was heavy, and good, which was
scarce, commanded prices Of date Of last
report To-day arrivals were moderate with
far demand, which was for good to prime.
Prices We're quite steady at the following
quotations: extra sheared 7G75Ic; common
10 good .JG61zc; inferior 4@41zc. Swine:
Almost Immediately and subsequently TO
last report, consequent on light arrivals, the
market became hrmer and prices appreciate
ed Eg%c per pound; COMMON 70 prime
being Ut 5148lJc. These prices where
maintained during the latter part OF the
week, when the market, though quiet, was
firm. To-day with arrivals Of $50 head at
COmmunipaw, the market was drm. holders
demanding lUc, Il sellers Offering sIlgg%c.
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N~eighbOrhOOd News.

The stock holders of the Ashtabula
and New Lisbon Railroad Company
meet at the office of o. II. Fitch, in
Ashtabula, on Thursday, Jan. 9TH.
a young man named Edward Beav-
er, living in Dayton, was chOked to
death on Wednesday, by a hemOrrage
of blood, caused by a fit of coughing
On last Tuesday week a young man
named Samuel Adams, in New Lis
bon, had his right arm caught II 4 cir
cular saw and almost severed from MS
body.
The Express AgentatS Salem, Column
biana county, has been removed on
the charge of taking excessive tariff
rates FOR the delivery Of goods.
1t is stated that Sheriff Stills of Co.
shocton county, Ohio, absconded on
Sunday morning, the 18th, inst, and
has not been seen since. An eXamina-
ton of the Office affairs show him 10
be a defaulter to the amount of SILL
600.
There is a young man in the Ottowa
county Jail charged with theft, who is
studying law as a profession. 1t Is
thought that he commenced reading
law too late or stealing too soon.
Capt. C. NJ. Reilly, of Youngstown,
has received the appointment OF
Guager and Inspector of Liquors and
Tobacco, for the Nineteenth District,
bearing date Washington, Dec. 9Th.
A man named Patrick Dugan was
crushed to death on the Dist inst, at
Youngstown, between the timbers of
a bridge and a passing a
The will Of Ex-Governor David Tod
was admitted to Probate on Saturday,
Dec. 9Th, and placed on the files of the
Court. 1t occupied twenty-six pages
Of legal cap.
The certificate of incorporation of
the Youngstown Printing Company
was filed at the Secretary of States
Office, Dec. 22d. The capital stock is
SIS 600, in shares of $50. The object
is to publish a newspaper or newspa-
pers, and to do a general printing
business The corpOratOrs are A. j.
Packard, Andrew Kirk, Anthony
Howells, John C.. Heron, Robert
Mackey, Asabel Medbury, Charles
Cassidy, S. Gibson, Mark Sharkey.
The certificate of incorporation of
the Enterprise Building and Loan
Society, of Youngstown, was filed at
the Secretary of States office Dec.
26th. The capital stock is 100000, in
shares of 500. The c%oTpOrators are
VIM. Y. James, George Rudge, ]. c.
Bates, A. J, Packard and o. p.
Shaffer.
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At the residence OF the brides father, Mr.,
Hiram lTeer, Dec. -, lS6,. by D.D. Marvin.
ESQ. Mi. EDWIN B. ltATIiBUN, and Miss
ALICE \. fRLEH, all GA Eazetta, O.
Dec. u, 1865, at the Sugar Grove Hotel, in
B-aconsburE, by Rev. J.. T. Tait, Sir. An
DREW J.. JEWELL or Pennington, and
Miss MARY REEL, OF Bazetta.
On Christmas eve, at the house OIL. 4 Grid
ley, in Hiram, Portage Co., o., by X u.
Hank, =. p, AIr. FRANK .. ROPER, OF
Cleveland, 10 Miss MARY y. HARIMAN,
Of Nelson.
Also At the same time and place. by the
same. Mr.. JEMITr i. POOR, OF Mich, To
Miss LORINDA e.. HARTMAN, OF Nelson.
In Mecca, Dec. DIST, by Rev. I. II. Higbee,
Mr.. CHARLES w. TERRY, OF Newport,
y. y, to Mrs. ALNAItINE Is. COWDEiiN,
Of,Niecca, o.
sept. ODD, by Rev. ]. +. Hill. WNI. c. LID
DIE. and Miss ANGIE IRWIN, both OF
TrumbuH { {.
Sept. 30th, by the same, FENUEL GOULD,
and Miss JULIA BURLINGAME-
Oct. 18th, by the same, CHARLES RAY
MOND, TO Miss ELIZA IRWIN, OF Trum-
bull County.
At the residence Of VIM. p. Hazen, in Raven
ma, on the oath Of December, ISIS, by Rev.
A. b. Green, Mr.. :. &. FARNHAM, 10 Miss
EMILY W. WILLIAMS, all OF Ravenna.
In Clinton, Wisconsin, Dec. 18th, 1858, by
Elder 7. :. Wise, Mr.. w. HARRY WILD
LUCY A. EARLE, Of ting former place.
Ashtabuia n COnneaut papers please
copy.
On Dec. 18th, 1865, by Rev. Smith. Mr.. WILL
lam HALL to Miss JENNIE DCNkLEN.
both OF Hubbard.
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Religious Matters in Mecca.

A revival has been in progress al
the NJ. E. Church at Powers Corners.
for about the period of six weeks past,
and has been attended with marked
success in awakening interest on the
subject of religion. About n hun
dred and fifty persons have been
forward at the alter for the prayers of
the church on their behalf, and about
enc hundred have united with the
church. The interest is still undated
and the good work promises to go
forward for an indefinite period.
The Rev. J. F. Hill, preacher in
charge, assisted by Rev. Crowel, of
Bristol circuit, have conducted the
meetings.
On Wednesday evening last a do
nation visit was made in behalf of
Rev. Hill, at the church, on which
occasion the sum of $4,000 was
realized. On the same occasion Rev.
Crowel was presented with a nice set
of muscular and gloves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

Mr.. A. MALPAs, of this place
will bid adieu to Warren, on Friday
next, and start on a long journey, to
Hong Kong, China, via the isthmus
and Pacific Ocean route. He goes out
to enter upon duty rs clerk in pay
masters department U. 5. Navy.
&fr. MALPAs has made many warm
friends since coming TO Warren, who
will regret TO lose him. We wish
him a prosperous trip and a pleasant
sojourn among the orientals.
"A correspondent writing to the
Cleveland Leader ,underdate of"Hud-
son, o., Dec. 9th" says 1.-THE college
term closed yesterday and the students
are enjoying a vacation of two weeks.
= = Strange as it may seem, yet is
true that they have four 'best schOl-
ars" in the class of 1870, and as the
difference in standing was so slight
T. D. Seymour of Hudson, Harring-
ton of Warren, Smith of Bloomfield,
and Seward of Minnesota, received
equal honor, and orations in Greek
and Latin by the two first named,
with philosophical "dittoes' by the
have been appointed"
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Christmas Eve at Orwell.

For some time past the Methodist
Society at Orwell, Ashtabula Co.,
have been engaged in repairing their
church. A few weeks since it was
arranged to have a Christmas Tree,
for the purpose of furnishing carpets,
a chandelier and lamps. The effort
was a perfect success, as every thing
they undertake at Orwell is, and the
occasion one of great interest. Over
a hundred dollars were cleared for the
church and nearly eleven hundred
dollars worth of presents passed be-
tween friends. Among these presents
were a box of Geological specimens
for Orwell Normal Institute, from the
Editor Of the Genera Times, and
some valuable books for the Society
Library from another friend of the
School.
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Mrs. Augusta y. Dickens, widow Of
Augustus n. Dickens, q brother of
Charles Dickens, the celebrated nOy-
elist, committed suicide on Christmas
day, in Chicago, by taking an owe
dose of morphine. She sent her chill
dren to the home of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Lawrence, on Christmas, to
take part in putting up a Christmas
tree. They remained there over night,
and on their return to their home in
the morning, their mother was dis
covered on the floor dead, with a bot
tie of morphine by her side. Mrs.
Dickens was thirty-ive years old.
She leaves three children, respectively
eleven, eight and three years of age
two sons and one daughter. She has
suffered much of late from poverty,
being dependent almost entirely upon
her friends for the necessaries of life.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Clereland Mholesnle Markets..

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. y, 1865.
FLOUR-Market dull and unchanged. City
made Xxx White Sll,2jGIt,5. Xxx amber
S9,75Gl6,O0: Xxx red Sg,O0G9,&; Xxx spring
S,O1GS,2r springS6, 1877 90. Country brands
XXX white winter SS.2j99,75; XX red winter
SS,WGS,75 Xxx spring s. ,25G7, 50. Buckwheat
Flour steady and in fair demand at $500
800.
W AEAT-The market to day was inactive
but firm. No. red winter held at $3.50 from
store; No. 2 do SI,65.
DRESSED OGS-Market Quietand steady
at lOalOEc for medium to heavy, dividing
on 2OO BIS.
~PoRK-Market quiet and firm at $500 for
No. l mess; $50 for No. do; 5000 for clear.
LARD-In moderate demand and steady.
C~ity-rendered at lo@lS14c in tierces and kegs.
BUTTER-The market Is without change
and steady. Choice Western Reserve roll
and tub is in fair demand at 3S940c; in fir
kins S6a3Sc /; good western Reserveand Gen.
tral SlGS3c.
CHEESE-StOck light and market firm at
T7Gl9c for choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-SEeady at 32G33c for fresh.
SEEDS-Dull. Glover held at $50; limo
thy $500.
DRIED APPLES-Dcmand moderate and
market irmer at 9159loc for good to prime
fruit.
GREEN APPLES-In light stock and firm
AT S3,j084.OJ for choice repacked fruit.
MISUNDERSTANDING moderate at zoe for
PeachblOWSf from store.
SALT-Fine steady at S2,4T Coarse ad-
vanced loo, o selling at s2.55-Leader.
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Prize Sentence.

y prize of two dollars was recently
offered to any member of the Connec-
ticut Teachers Institute who would
write and spell correctly the words in
the following sentence:
at is an agreeable sight to witness
the unparalleled embarrassment of an
harnessed pedler, attempting to guage
which a sybil has stabbed with q pom
lard, regardless of the inuendOes of
the lilies of cornelian hue"
Thirty-eight teachers competed for
the prize, but not one yss successful.
Our readers will find it o source of
amusement as well as profit to give
out the above sentence, and set how
many mistakes our best spoilers will
make in writing it down.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

Frequently object to having their pictures
taken on account Of the disagreeable prom
inence in which the ~reclkles show. Rice, No.
Is, Market street, Warren, o.. does away with
all this by hisnew process. which is unknown
at any other Gallery in this section Of the
country. II you want n good plain Photo
graph, an ink picture, or n l~ife-siZe colOred
Photograph for a keepsake, or any OF the
smaller specimens of the Art, such rs Am
brOtypes and T~errytypes, by all means go to
Rice's and get all the advantage OF twenty
two years experience in the business.
Dec. S0th-tf RICE, Artist.
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R0ok Finding.

By now looking up your Peters0n's Maya
zines, GcdcyS Lady > Books, Ladies Hcplsi-
e, Young Folks, Atiantics, Hdrpe.s, a.;
your Law, Medical and Religious journals;
our old Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles
Hymn Books, DC, you can have them bound
in any style, at the very lowest prices. Mr.. Il.
4. BALDWIN who is our Agent for Warren
o., will receive them at the store of j.. ID.
Dunlap on Market ST, or ut his residence
North Side Pubhc Square, ard charge moth
ing extra for sending and returning TheW.
J. FEATHERSTONE d co. Cleveland.
Dee. 3Uth. 1865. 3W
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DEATHS.


In Pennington, oflung affection. ON Monday,
Dec. p, lS6S, Mrs. SARAH PIERCE, reilct
of Shadina Pierce, in the 18th year OF her
age.
she was born in Bristol, Hartford County,
Conn.,, April Is. Igl. Coming 10 this Town
ship in an early day, she done her part we'll
in aiding to clearaway the wilderness. Rails
inga large and respectable family, she was n
kind mother and neighbOr, long u consistent
christian and church member. She passed
peacefully away, dying in the triumphs Of
faith. Y
On Tuesday Dec. 2d at her residence in
Vienna, in the 30 year Of her age, JANE
OFFICER, wife OF Mr.. Geo. BOSWELL,
formerly Of Auchinbeck, Ayrshire, Scot
land.
Her remains were followed on the 18th
inst. to the place OF interment in Kinsman
cemetery, by a large circle Of mOurners.
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There is no mIstake ab0ut il. PIANrAr1os

There is nc mistake about il, PLANTATION
BTTTERS will ward or Fever ana Ague and
kindred diseases, If used in time. No fami-
" need suffer from this distressing complain
II they viii keep PLANTATION BTTrEIss in
the house, and use il according TO directions.
The most important ingredient OF this medi-
cine is Calisaya OF Peruvian Bark, which is
knOwn TO be the finest Il puresJ tonic in
the vegetable kingdom. The extract Of this
Bark Is the active principal Of all the good
Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed by in
telligent doctors. Caiisaya Bark is used ex-
tensIvely in the manufacture OF PLASTA-
TON BlTTERs, as well as qUininv, and We
dare say they owe their popularity mostly
TO that fact. We can recOmCnd them.
Dec. 81, wv.
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Change of Firm.


Messrs. HORACE CoRwIN and f.
P. BABBTTT have become members of
the Hardware House of PACKARD,
Cook & Co., of this place. The new
firm consists OF Messrs. WARREN
PACKARD, NJ. w. Cook, HORACE
CoRwIN, and E. P. BABBITT. This
makes a strong firm of active and
energetic business men. The older
members have established enviable
regulations for business tact and en-
terprise. The new members are
gentlemen well qualified to assume
the responsibilities of an active par
ticipation in the large wholesale and
retail business annually transacted by
this house. We wish all abundant
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On Tuesday afternoon of last week,
a young man named FRANK VAN
WoRNIER, employed at the spoke
factory in this place met with an
accident which caused the loss of all
the fingers on his left hand. 1t ap-
pears that he had thrown OF the
betting, and while reaching to take
a spoke from the lathe, the betting
slipped, started the machinery, the
knives catching his hand and cutting
off his fingers, as above stated.
At the same place, and same lathe,
on the following day, a nan named
RooT, had his foot severly cut by n
of the knives being thrown from the
machine, at which he was working.
The accident may probably cripple
him Tor life.
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Town and County.
Now is the Time

Now is the Time
To make your selections in Fur
Caps, Fur Gloves, and Fur Collars, at
Reed & Adams. They have the larg-
est stock of Over Goats, Under Coats,
Vests and Pants, to be found any
where. Beaver Cloths for Over Coats,
and Ladies cloaks, Cassimeres for
suits they are selling for a less price
than can be found elsewhere. Wrap
pers and Drawers, 70 cts to S1,00 and
upwards. All kinds and styles of
Gloves. Go and see them and make
your purchases. They have one price
only.
p. s. The Alpine Hat which is
entirely new and is selling very, rap
idly can be found at Reed & Adams
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Ell CD So H ~ ~
FIELD, TURNER & Co.

Would now all special attention TO their
stock of paper cOllars-we keep the only
genuine "Dickens" Collar in Warren, also
the Baden Collar, cord edge, round corners,
button holes and entire fold cloth lined, only
30 cents a box. The bon Ton" Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only . cts,
a box, and the Eagle" Collar, linen imita-
ton, only 20 cents a box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also Keep
Bemis' patent shape collar, and Grays Mold
ed collar, at greatly reduced prices The
Baden" cuff, cord edge, reversible, to match
the Baden collar, the neatest cuff out, emily
fifty cents for a package OF 10 pairs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

Tit age Of humbugs seems TO be passing
away, and the people are refusing to buy
wrOthleSS preparations as heretofore. They
now select the good and leave the inferior.
When they want bitters, they select Consti-
tuition, for they have proved themselves to
be the best and only Bitters that ought to be
used.
Stewards Cough Cure always gives salts
faction. Dec. 80, Nv
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Pittsbnrgh Live Stock Market.
PENSA, CESTEAL LIVE STOCK YARDS.
Monday Evening. Dec y IsEs

Monday Evening, Dec. 3, Is5S.
CATTLE-Since our last report there has
been but little doing in cattle. There were
ye-y lew cattle in the pens to-day, and
there IS considerable 1rmness in the mar
ket, though not excited. Prime SHIPPING
cattle are in good demand at IN advance 81
. 10 - cents per hundred over tie price
asked n week ago. Common grades are
entirely nominal IN price, with very few
buyers, aud consequently rule dull. TL.era
IS very light demand for stock cattle and
we can quote them ranging in price rom
S4uJ 10 $50 per hundred. Medium cattle
sold az 81 509I " per hundred, and prine to
extra shipping steers at q Gigs % per hum
dred,
. SHEEP-There has been considerable i'm
prOvement in the market, especially for fat
mutton sheep, which are very scarce, We
quote prime 70 extra ut 81 sos % = hundred;
cOmmOn to Medium AT S3G3 50, and scalla-
wags at Sc9SlO q head. one drove OF tho
latter class sold as high Us 81 Us 4 head.
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SOWis the Time

To bring pictures TO be copied, and get your
own Photo taken, 10 present to Miss. Illus
band. Friend OF Lover. for Holiday gin, and
the money expended. At Brooks and Pot
tiers you can get 1t done in the most satisfac-
tory manner. Dom mistake the place
their rooms are on east side Main st. over
Reed & Adams Clothing Store.
Dec 2-tf
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Good TempIar's Festival.

Don't forget it. Men, Women and
Children-aI the people of Warren
and vicinity, call in on tile LIST and I'd
prox., and enjoy the grand event of
the season. Eatables, fun and frolic
and the best things in the world on
hand. Come and participate. T.
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Fire Residence for Sale.

A good two story frame house, II rooms,
in excellent repair, gas in every room in the
house, good cistern in the kitchen, good well
water, cellar under the whole house; good
barn; lot - by POI deep; situated opposite
the Austin House. on Main street. Warren.
Cheap at $500. Apply Immediately to
4. c. MCCONNELL
. Nov. 4th-tf
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Winter Fines ave Dangerous!

Guard against them by Insuring in good
Companies. We represent the
UNDERWATER OF New York, Capital Three
Million Dollars.
MARKET OF New York, Capital and AS
sets, 500, co.
PHGNIx Of Hartford, Capital One Million
Dollars.
MERCHANTS Of Hartford, Capital, S3OO.O0O
HONE Of New Haven, Assets Two Million
Dollars. Call for 4 Policy at the Bank Of
7. J.. MILAN & son.
nac o. Tccc-pf
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Special Bargains

For Tuesday morning, Dec. 18th. A. f.
Andrews & Son offer one hundred Ladies
Sacques ready made at twenty-five per cent.
offfrOm regular prices. Also special bargains
in Dress Goods, Kid Gloves and Ladies'
Wrappers and Drawers. Dec. loft
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Santa Claus Headanarters!

Those in want OF Holiday goods and toys,
/ viii 40 Iell 10 call at Leslie's Drug store in
! Miles. he las an endless variety, new n
novel. Also Candy in great variety, together
with a large lot Of Slcds and Skates, all at
! greatly reduced prices. dec. 5-u
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Hnffnn Rafting

Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warps. A large
assortment opened this day at 10 cents pei
pound less than I'M other house in the mar
kct at Andrews & Sons.
Lon IErf
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FIELD, TURNER & co.

In presenting this, their fall circular, take
the occasion Of returning their thanks TO
their numerous friends Tor past favors, aSsu-
ring them and the public, that If good goods,
true representation and small profits, COM
mend their business to them, we shall en-
deavOr to meet and merit their patronage
and good opinion.
Oct. Z, IS6S-tE
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For the HOlidaYsI

Raisins, Citron, Zantee Currants. Prunes,
Powdered Sugar, Farino, Bakers BrOma,
Bakers Cocoa, Chocolate, Corn Starch, Prepa-
red Cocoanut, at
HOYT, STRATTON HAPGOOD's
Nov. 25-tE
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Dwelling for Sale.

A two story frame dwelling apd lot, situa-
Ohio. with good well. cistern, n stable, is
for sale. Paving and sewer tax paid, and
sewer connection made Pavement win be
completed next spring. Sas on the street.
Inquire Of w. 7. SPEAR
Dec ., lSs-3t
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Gloves ! Gloves (!

Genuine Vienne Empress Kid Gloves ut
One Dollar per pair. Also, a full assortment
OF all other kinds, and the best stock Of
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
Nov. Is, lSGS-tI.
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Take Proper Means.
Persons Having FreckIes

To prevent badness, grey hairs and dis.
tive, is the only sure remedy. Dec. %, Nv
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Tie Fest Sewing MaehiI

Are the How and Florence, sold by Slrs. s.
Adair. first door south OF the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
jan J, 1865.
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Dr.. 10y

Having returned 10 Warren where he in
tends remaining this winter, wishes to state
that all persons indebted to 10y & Nelson
viii find il to their interest to call and settle
immediately.
Nov 2jth-3mH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

On Saturday the 18th inst, between HrSes
corners and Warren. a left hand dog skin
glove. The finder viii please leave il at this
office Dec. ., 1865. 2ts.
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Eurene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, n sold by all Drug
gists at 80 cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
Sold by all druggists. Nay M-Sm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
New Improved

Howe Sewing Machines, Agency at A. Gre
ter's Music Store IN Main street, Warren, D.
lin and Guitar Strings are always kept on
hand. Nov. lSth-tf
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Markell DoMn!II

Truesdeu & Townsend have this day reduc-
ed the price of their furniture so that much Of
il is lower than it was before the war.
Call and be convinced. Dec2-tf