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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-The following
letter win give the public some idea Of
what they may expect in the address
before the Trumbull County Medical
Society, on Friday evening, September
18th. Tue subject will be of such gen
eral interest to the people, that we ask
its publication. Committee.
Warren, September I, 1865.
Ny DEAR DocToR You ask me for
the subject of my Address. What
would you say to n from the following
list. and which will you select?
The Ark.
Ny Doctor.
Where Ignorance is Bliss, It's Folly
to be Wise.
The Old School Doctors of old Trum-
bull, and what | say to them.
GreenbRcEs and their treatment.
Music as a Medicine.
Humbug.
Homeopathy.
The Trojan Horse.
When a student, [ presume you were
in the habit of digging by night. with
spade and lantern, for your Subjects.
Here is a chance for you to renew the
loves and labors of your youth.
Several ladies, seemingly uDcertain
on the subject, have asked me whether
it would be proper for them to attend.
Please put this matter at rest, and let
it be understood that nothing else
would be proper, as a question with
regard to their rights is to be discuss
ed with great meekness.
Also suggest that the listeners, wheth
er FIVE or fifty, will confer a favor by
being on time, so far a possible. If
any one can not come till the eleventh
hour, let him come then, for Just at
that point l shall recite a piece of orig
poetry. Unnecessary lettering |
and it is too common in
Warren. How many poor lecturers
have | seen greatly pestered. l have
been reminded of a man who said he
had a fever for thirty days, which he
got along with we'll enough, but his pa
thence was greatly tried Immediately
after by the following corners in the or
der here set down: Measles, Mumps,
Blues, Bronchitis, and two
Or three other things which l forget.
to the Address, and after, if you
will allow it, l shall sign myself,
Yours very sincerely.
BENZ. ST. JOHN PAGE.
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Vernon ran Club.

VERNON, Sept. D, 1865.
EDITOR CHRONICLE Pursuant to q
call from the County Union Central Com
mittee, for the organization of a Grant
Club, q meeting vas called on Saturday
evening, August 29tb, when the following
officers were elected. President, B. H.
Vanness. Vice Presidents, Francis
Haynes and Charles c. Knight Secrets-
~, II. ]. Bates. Treasurer, c. H. Reed.
The President then appointed a commit
tee of one in each school district, to can
vass for Grant men. The Club numbers
81, and about half OF the township were
not represented at our last meeting. 1t
was announced by the President at the
close of our last meeting, that Rev. R. W.
Crane, would address the citizens of Yer
non, on the political issues of the day, at
the Town Hall. on Friday evening, Sept.
18th, 1868. 1t is hoped the people will
icake up and come out. Ii. j. BATES.
Secretary
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The Niles Meeting.

There was a rousing Union meeting
at Niles, on Saturday afternoon last
Speeches were made by Gen. Garfield
and Gov. Tod. The Mineral Ridge
Brass Band and an excellent Glee Club
of ladies aud gentlemen, furnished
good music and patriotic songs. The
cannon pealed forth a grand salute, the
thousand and more invincibIe Union
men present ent the air with enthusi-
astic cheers, and the spirit of the meet
ing indicated old Weathersfield right
side up with care. Gen. Garfield and
Gov. Tod were listened to with marked
attention, and were frequently inter
rupted with the heartiest applause
The great gains which the Ku Kluxers
are boasting that they are making in
Weathersfeld, will prove only wind
work on election day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09
WARREN RETAIL MARKET
Cleveland wholesale Market

"ONDAn LhhNANGs DcPe q NV
FLOUR-Steady. with a fair demand for cit!
quote City made AN red Sll.OO9u.5O; do Ky
spring l0.0OalO.50. Country brands irregular;
Xxx red $40, 50all.0 90; Xxx spring S9.5Oal0.0J.
MHEAI-Fairly active and steady Tor No.
red: No. 2 lower. Sales5 cars Mol red winte
at $2O5; 9 cars No. do at SIS; l eardO at S1.S7
CORN-Dull. Sile car No. at S1.G.
OATS-LOwer- Sales 2 cars No. at 5Se.
RYE-Nominal atSl.8 tor No l.
BARLEY-Nominal at Sl,759l,S5, for No.
from store.
PURK-Firm. butquist. No. L mes at 100
No. 2 do S30.U00.
BEEF-Extra mess quiet. but firm at $1,000
IARD-Steady for city-Iendered at 1916.
SMOKED M~EATS-Eirm and unchanEed.-
Sugar-cured Hams. eanvassed. 2lei Plain do dc
zoe; Shoulders at 14Gl5e unesnvssssd and can
vassed; Bacon Ice; Dried Beet zoe eanyassed-
BUITER-Steady and firm At 3c@3Ic fOl
prime to strictly choice Western Reserve: SG3s
for Central and Western.
CHEESE--COntidues steady at l4gl65ze for
dairy and factory in shipping lots; lo1zSlTefor
selected factory in a mall way.
~EGGS-Firm at 19e for fresh receipts.
POTATOES--In fair demand and steady at
SEED Timothy firm at ss.2OSs;25; Clover
held a $l0.OO
TALL0W-Quistat9144s1 L, for city and cOun-
FEATHERS-Live gees 75995c as to quality.
LIME-Water Lime held at Sl.70 for Akron
and 0sWegO. White Lime selling at Sl,50 per
bbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
PLASTkR-Aarket 6rm at Si,65 per Dbl for
Alabaster land; $40 per Dbl for Calcined
PoHell's Land SO % per ton; do Caleb ed SEQ
per Dbl: New York Calcined 81 so per Dbl.
SALT-Fine hrm at S2.45: Coarse and ground
solar steady at S2.SSa2.4L-Leader.
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Infsrior-LiT6t and ain COWS 3 steerI
Pennsylvania Central stock
YARDS.
PITTsRuRGH. Sept. = lS6s

PITTSBURGH. Sept 1858.
CATTLE-DurinE the past week the marke
for cattle has been dull. There were no extra
heavy cattle Offering. and medium were a little
better in price. Light stoekers were in good
supply. but not in demand. and commanded
only nominal prices. The sales since our re-
port Of Monday evening last loot up go head.
at price, ranging from S3.OOG6.75 per hundred.
with a sale Of one extra lot at SIP per hun
dred.
SHEEP-The supply exceeded the demand.
specially Tor medium aud stOckers, which
closes were dull and nominal in price. Good
mutton sneep met with ready sale at 81 S94.bO
= hundred Ewes are also in demand for the
jersey hats Tor breeding purposes The sales
reported since Monday lat were 6,O2 head, at
from S2S094O = hundred
HOSS-Ihere Is a good demand for choice.
hogs. averaging from 200to rs lbs. but the re-
ceiDts OF, this class were very light AID in small
lots. making it very difficult for buyers 70 Sc
leet out such lots as they may have orders fol.
The greater portion of the Offering are "gras-
sers. Tor which there Is no Eastern demand
ana. IN iaet. they are not wanted anywhere.
The sales since Monday last were l.50S head, at
from So,I5 10 ST. per hundred
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Newton Grant Club.

NEWTON FALLS, Sept. ., 1868
EpIroR CHRONICLE have just
completed the organization of q Grant
Club in this place. The following is q
list of officers President, Daniel Earle.
Vice Presidents, Mark Ames and VIM
Brown. Secretary, Chas. G., Graham.
Treasurer, Nelson Spencer. Executive
Committee, Il. S. Robbins, DIR. F. Por-
ter, J. W. Little, Frank Porter, B. o.
Barber, Henry King, Ansel Wood, Geo.
r. johnson and Erastus johnson.
Two large and enthusiastic meetings
have already been held, and We shall con
tinue to have at least D every week, I'll
the close of Ike campaign, Depend upon
1t, the Republican voters of NeStOn are
wide awake and will give a good account
of themselves at the coming elections.
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Merchants and Business Men.

A fact for business men tOrenentber. In these
days of business prostratin. disastrous c0nia-
g%ratiOns. and failing, and nsolvent Fire lnsu-
rance Companies, learn this fact, that the New
York State Superintendent OF the Insurance
Department, in his annual Official report for
January !, 1865, states that no Fire Insurance
Co., in America, pOssessins q like paid up cash
capital Of one million dOllsrs and upwards, has
so large 4 net surphEs over liabilities, reinsurance
and capital, as has the LoRILLARD Fire Insu-
rance Company, with theone exception of the
HOME LIS. Co, of New York. That is. among
all the great Fire Insurance Companies OF
America, possessing so large q capital. the HONE
stands first. and the IORILLARD second. as to
strength and soundness and reliability
The HOVE has q paid up cash capital OF two
million dollars. The incona Of the HoNE for
the year ending January /. 1865. was S2.433. 1920;
il paid for losses in the same period. Sl.l9I. l5t.-
90. and dividends TO the amount of S2O.0OO.
leaving assets on hand of S,62.s96 q. and this
too in one of the most calamitous years In the
history of FIRE insurance.
The LORILLARD has a paid up cash capital OF
one million dollars. Its income for the year
ending J anuary !, 1865. was $780, 1872 90. it paid
for losses in the same period. S345.O93 0O. and
dividends to the amount Of SlO0.OOU. leaving as
sets on hand Of s 1885, 35 d.
Yeu all know " ell the Importance Of keeping
your merchandise and property insured. Is il
not more important to procure and keep your
insurance in the strongest and best companies ?
The HOME Of New York, and the LORILLARD
Ins. Co., are represented by WHIrTLESEY
ADAMS. their only AGENT at Warren
Sept. ., lS6S-lt.
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n. r. Cattle Market.
SEPTEMBER 7

Z.
Receipts $500 beeves; 29,O7O sheep and
lambs; l6, 1854 swine.
BEEVES-Market was firm during
last week; prices on Saturday ranged
from l2lc to lie; to day the market was
not active, and with offerings of 24OO
head, prIcas declined to lie and lie
average quality only fair.
Sales of extra at lie; prime at l6Ie@
l6ac; fair to good at l53@l6e ordinary
at l43@l5c; inferior st ll@I3c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rather quiet:
bulk of offerings common, which sold
very low, while good were steady. Sales
of inferior sheep at 3@4lc; common 10
good 4495ic; prime 6964e; extra at &c
Lambs At 1920.
HQGS-QuIet and lower, prices range
from SIC to lie for light to heavy corn
fed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09

HORSES,
Exhibited in Small Ring.

exhibition Of TrUtrng Horses Exclusively.
Roadster Trot-Horse, Mare or Gelding that
has never shown better than $40, Purse $50. at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Double Team Trot, Purse $50 at IL o'clock
A. n.
Sweepstake TrOt. Purse $l25. 2 o'clock, p. /.
The above Stock must be on the ground
promptly at the time specified. No driving
allowed OF the track after 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
each day.
During the Fair the following members of
Board will have charge of the different depart
ments:
CattIe-E. DelOn. J. HOagland.
Floral Hall-H.B Perkins.
Mechanics Hall-A. Fuller. Jacob Ewalt.
Sheep, Hogs and Poultry-Wyatt Mckay.
II. +. AUSTIN. Sec'y.
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Late Inventions

For which patents have been allowed
through the agency of Burridge Sc Co..
Cleveland, o.; G. Mahan, wagon H W,
Libbey, breast forms /; I. Brett, rests fol
grinding cutters; D. Kint, harrow and
cultivator combined; G. II. ChIlds, gas
apparatus; E. Shopbell (re-issue) boot
patterns; H. McGann, steam boiler gGage;
II. w. Libbey, elastic forms; Cleveland
& Palmer, Axletree; j. Madden, pipe
wrench ; L. Il. & H. E. Merrill, making
bottles: S. P. Shipley, bee hive; Schnei
der & Angel, screw tap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09
FarmIugton GIANT Club.

The Pennington Grant Club met al
the Town Hail on Friday evening, Sept.
4tb. as per adjournment. After the trans
action of some business, the audience list
ened to an excellent address from Prof.
Graft, principal of Western Reserve Sem
mary. The large hall was well filled,
and all were well pleased and in good
,pirils. The meeting adjourned to meet
in the grove, on Thursday the 10Th INST,
then to roll on the bail still farther, and
to listen to a speech from Gen. Garfield.
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A Pole Raising ON QuInby
Hill.

On last Saturday, afternoon, the Repub.
licsns on Quinby Hill raised q pole 100
feet in height, the finest and best proper
toned we have seen. The American flag
floats from IFS top, while 4 streamer, bear
ing the names of the great Union leaders.
GRANT and CoLFAx, waves proudly in
the breeze. Judge GLIDDEN, who hap
pened to be present, was loudly called for,
and responded, in 3 speech occupying
about Is minutes, in his usual eloquent
and stirring style. adding much to the
life and interest of the occasion. Giving
three cheers for the Union boys and girls,
men and women, of Quinby Hill, and
then three more cheers for Grant and
Colfax, the meeting adjourned in the best
of spirits. The west side will be up and
dressed for the election day,-you bet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09
DIR. G. Newcomer

The Healer and Medical Physician will be in
GarrettsYille, the first week in Sept. where the
sick and v~ariOusly afflicted are invited to call
and test bis skill q q Physician. and his powers
for healing the afflicted. No charges. except
where relief can be given-charges moderate.
Has a specific remedy for Catarrh. Canker, and
all throat diseases-as we'll a infamed eyes -
His mode of treatment is mechanic al. medical
and giving vitality and life direct Relief is
Immediate. and improvement continues. Rooms
Mrs. ThompsOn's. His permanent ONCE IA
Seneca ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Sent. Q 1851
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Ifanx body asks You!

Who makes the best pictures in northern
Ohio. don't be partial in your answers. but in
wife them into your parlor and request them.
to there look over the WORK made at different
Galleries. 2ndif Rice. No. Is, Market ST.. War
rem, o.. don't get a benefit from an investiga-
ton of this kind il IS because people fail to rec
beauty in Art, or give credit to whom due
Look at his ink work in copies from old pictures.
completely eclipsing every thing of the kind in
this Ountry These are facts. dad must stand.
Sept. 9-tf RICE-Artist.
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WOOL.

From the New York circular of Messrs.
TelkamPf & Kitehing Brothers, reviewing
the wool market Tor the month of August,
VIZ learn that 'the improved demand
noticed n month ago has continued
throughout the month, and a very large
amountof business has been coIsummGted
partly for manufacturers account, many
having bought in anticipation Of their
wants, and partly oil speculation. An
advance of 1O@l5 u cent. has been estab-
lished on domestic ~ieeces; q great search
ty of the low and medium qualities exists,
which we think will be more severely felt
as the season advances.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09

We wish to call particular attention to Sc
WARD kBENTREY's Constitution Bitters. adver-
tIsed in our paper this week. Their BitterS are
said TO be the finest tonic and most agreeable
stinulant for the weak and delicate. oiany Bit
tiers heretofore in use. They have been used
in many loo alities with the most gratifying re-
suits. and are highly recommended b. Physi-
clans for the preventive o. tevers, Fever and
ahealthy appetite, and strengthen the whole
system. W. are glad to have them introduced
in this section. and hope they will take tho place
Of all the poisonous compounds heretofore
palmed of on the invalids as bitters. From
what We have heard said Of them by those who
onoht to know. We are satisfied that q lair trial
wiii convInce all that they are as represented
= %srnerior medicinal preparation. They are
sold 81 Hoyt. Strattou & Hapgood.
For q Cough, use "SeVard's Cough Cure"
Sept. y IL -
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\; esopotamIa Grant club.

MEsoPoTAMA, o., Sept. 4, 1865.
The Republicans of this town met last
evening and organized a Grant Club with
the following officers, VIZ. President, D.
T. Smith. Vice President, +. W. Laird,
o. j. Bates. Secretary, C. n. Bates.
Treasurer, Jas. Anderson. Executive
Committee to be appointed next week.
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Napoleon Young.

Atpresent the champion walker Of America
was in Warren few days since. perfecting ar
engagements for a big walk to come of sometime
in October. Young probably somewhat elated
by the hundred mile feat recently performed in
Pittsburgh. promises a big thing for Warren,
and no doubt will do all be expects since he
will be well shOd for the tramp. Yes. he will be
nell skod. for he has left his measure at Ii.
kiee's Boot and Shoe Shop. Tor a pair of his
easy walking shoes. almost any one can make
good time with these shoes. Made two doors
south Of tie !. O., WaFrsn, o,
Sept. 9-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09
Book Binding.

By now looking up your PetersOn's Magazines.
Godey's Lady's Books, Ladies, Repositories.
Young Folks. Atlantic. Harpers. &C.; your Law,
Medical md Religious Journals; your old
Family Bibles. Pocket Bibles. Hymn Books.
&c, you can have them bound in any style. at
the very lowest prices. Mr.. K. A. BALDWIN
who is our Agent at Warren o., will receive
them at the store of J.. Z. Dunlap on Market St.,
or at his residence North Side Public Square.
and charge nothing extra for sending and re-
turning them.
No one is authorized to solicit for US unless
furnished with q certificate from us.
j. FEATHERSTUNE q CO.
July l. lS53-tE.
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Grant Club orLiberty.

Wa organized the Dist, ultimo. Pres
ident, J-B. NcClslland. Vice President
Zenas Kline, Daniel Owens. Secretary,
j. L. McClurg. Treasurer, L. Il. Val.
ker. Executive Committee Jas. Clark,
Jno. Sampson. R. L. Walker, D B. Nc.
Geehau, David Owen. Also tw for each
Sub District. J. L. Nee. Secy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-09

will find it to their interest to call and examine
Clark's new goods. Hosiery Of all kinds, Per-
funery. Hair Oils. Sosp s. Thread. Needles.
opes. Brushes. Notions and Toys without num-
Der. at greatly reduced prices. Remember the
place, on Main Street. sign Of the Gold Eagle.
Sept. cit
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son, Huyt & Cos oil mill, recently, an,
contracted TO deliver q certain mount o
fax seed, and borrowed some bags of then
10 bringihe iced in, A day or two inter
his hired man come with the SEED, bu
took it to Mr.. Griswold's mill, and sol,
the seed for about one hundred dollars
He drove the horses and wagon into an
alley near the mill, and there left them
where they were found the next day, and
taken care Of By Marshal Baldwin. When
the owner Of the team came 10 own Il
look for bis man and team, he learned
that his employee had sold the fax seed,
~pocketed The money and left, without
leaving his future address. That fellow
deserves % be horse kicked for his mean
ness to the team put in his cara.
The TrumbuI County Fair.
One week from TO day will witness
the opening of the twenty-third Annu-
al Fair of the Trumbull County Agri.
cultural Society. From the efforts of
the Directors TO ensure a good exhibit
ton in the several departments. we are
in high hopes of seeing u of the best
fairs this year ever held in the county.
In the stock department, especially
horses and cattle, we are promised
something that will surpsss the efforts
of any past years. The fact that the pre-
MUM list-in the aggregate 81, 400-is
the largest ever offered in the county,
should be regarded as an inducement
for corresponding exertions on the part
of the people. These Annual Agricul
tural Exhibitions haYe become a popu-
lar and established institution with the
American people, and the months of
and October are rendered
and happy by the numerous
fairs all over the land, during those
months, making a grand gala season
for all the people to meet together,
the fat of the land, and be mer-
~ and glad.
To render all such occasions perfect
enjoyable, should be an object with
every one, and to accomplish so desira-
Die an end, every nan and woman, boy
md giri, should consider themselves a
Ipecial committee of one to procure
md contribute something to enhance
he sttractiveness and interest of the
air. The Managers of our County So
iety wish the people of every town to
ring articles for exhibition, and would
specially solicit articles suitable for
be Floral Hall.
There are not any pleassnter Fair
rounds, than Oak Grove Park, in the
tate. The track is in superior condi-
ion, and some fine trotting is N Of
be promised attractions. Ample pro-
will be made TO accommodate
isitors with eatsbles, and all the lux
ries of the season will be furnished in
Now that another year of sowing
nd reaping has passed. and the crops
re generally safely gathered and gar
cred, why should not the husbandman
ojoy a season of social recreation,
Ieet with old friends, revive old mem
res, and have a good time, crowning
he golden year with a happy harvest
When the farmers rejoice, eT-
ody is glad, for when they are pros
srous and happy, every other indus
ial pursuit will find the doors Of the
eat.store-houses of thrift and plenty
wide to supply the wants of a
humanity. Then let us all be
Apply and rejoice together, and thank
Ie Giver of all good, that the earth :
Is yielded so abundantly its rich and 4.
,r;al F,,;tz Co. anofhar vaar :
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Now Ready

That new stock of goods at Kings. on Main
Street is now ready for sale. Il consists Of GoLd.
Sitrer and Plated HzaaRg Watches Calendar.
Levsr and alarm Clocks Gold Siiuer. Plated and
Brass JeiDelry. SiIver Plated aud While Meta
Spoons and kOrks. Long sighted. Short sighted
Green. Blue and Yellow Spectscles, Tea and
Coffee Pots, Casters and bottles for Castors.-
90 TO KINGS on Main 81.
Sent. q-2t
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKET.

OFFIcE WESTERN RESERVE ~CHRoNICLE. |
WARRES. o., Sept. s. 1868. )
Gold, IA.
seren-Thirties. Cd and Sd serissl leo. with in.
terest.
GROCERfES-Firm and steady.
BEAN5-White $500 to $50 per bushel.
FLoUR-S9O to $3.50.
oATS-oats 55a5sc
C0RN-Corn Sl.0O.
FLAX SERD-24O.
DRIED APPLES-6a7c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll SOC. cash or trade
CHEESE-FactOry l5e; Dairy 1O9lle
EGGS-l5c.
LARD-Country rendered. 1911.
HIDES-See Leather Report
P0TATOES-SI .4O91.5O
TEAS-$l.OO to $50 per chest.
C0FFEE-229H per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
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Too Many

And more shsdes than like to see. has been
my experience, - says the Rev. Geo. Pierce. Of
Warren. Ohio. by using anv other than Bar
rett's Hair Restorative" Buy of Hoyt. STRAIT
ton 4 Hapgood- (Sep. cit.
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Atten1Ion ia Blue,

There will be a meeting of the "War-
rem Grant Boys in Blue" on Friday eve
ming next, at the club room. Every
member is requested to be present, as there
will be business of importance to transact.
By order of h. G. STRATTON,
Captain Comm anding.
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Call I'm and Settle.

The undersigned having disposed of their
stock in Boots and Shoes. desires all persons
indebted TO them TO call and seuie at their old
stand on Main 81. d. G00DSELL eco.
Warren, U q, Sept .-2t
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Butter and Cheese Markets.

New York, SEPT. Butter quiet; sales
at 3l@3Sc for Ohio. Cheese steady sales
at l3@17Ic.
Cincinnati. Sept. 7.-Butter In demand;
sales at 33@S7c for fresh. Cheese quiet
sales at l54@164c.
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nicatlons not accompanied BY a respon-
sible name. The name willbe consld-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as q guaranty Of good
faith. No communications returned