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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-07-22

THIS elegant combination l.5ds i PERI sr1rl
i best TONIC PROPERTIES ..oaiobIsls.1i
and Iron, without the dis sis 81 n ot5s
tastes of either, separatel!o ,licines D
tons, OF these valuable n \, . entie 70
be taken in all eases when daa1;TT,s.sia
preston is required-a.f1t9esft i Gor' disc,
FEVERS or other deDlIla'mg7r Urn. lal
those distressing IRREGUiLIApbs gibal
females. No female sho u. noth1g q
liable to such diseases, Ao'
take its place.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-07-22
MEDICAL.
Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver an
BOageLs

DESOT0eTS or tRe stomach, L9Uer an
B0agels.
The Stomach is the great centre which in
f1uences the health or disease of the svstem-
abused or debilitated by excess-indlgestion.
offensive breath and physical prostration ar.
the natural consequences. Allied to the brair
1t is the source of headache, mental depression
nervous complaints and undressing sleep.
The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders, pains in the side, &c. The
Bowels sympathise by Costiveness, Diarrahea
and Dysentery. The principal action of these
Pills is on the stomach, and the liver, lungs.
bowels and kidneys participate in their recu-
perative and regenerative operation.
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum
Are two of the most common and virulent
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment is especially antagonistic its
"modus oprandi" is first to eradicate the
venom and then complete the cure
Bad, Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases of many years's standing, that have
pertinacously refused to yield to any other
remedy or treatment, have invariably sue
cumbed to few applications of this powerful
unguent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Mineral Ridge.

MINERAL RIDGE, Nov =, lS6S.
EDITOR CHRONICLE Situated as we are,
on the line of Mahoning County, much Of our
business finds its way to that county. buI
with Al the old and staunch %expOunder OF
justice to all (the Chronicle finds its way to
many hresides, and the number of campaign
subscribers to it from this place showed the
good work which it accomplished.
We are now rejoicing in our ~conquests.
This evening the Grant men, accompanied
by their wives and s~weethearts meet at that
prince of hotel keepers, Gnlman's, to paTtake
of an oyster supper, after which I hope all
will go away satisfied, feeling that it was
good to be there.
The concert for the benefit of our brass
band wasa pleasant affair and well attended.
The music was OF the best, and the song en-
titled Little Pigs sung by a trio OF voices
with imitation by Philip Philips, was enthu-
siasticaIly encored. We are not without
amusements and entertainments. On next
Saturday evening 4 grand vocal and instru-
mental concert is TO be given at the NJ E
Church, under the direction OF Mr. o B Da-
Wis, the proceeds Of which viii be devoted to
that society.
On Saturday, the 2d inst, it fell TO the lot
Of Us remaining mortals to follow TO his last
resting place the remains OF James White,
VIC died Of consumption. Mr. White has
been a book-keeper for John Morris & Co,
his lossi is deeply felt among US all. The
funeral was one of the largest that was ever
witnessed on the Ridge.
The whereabouts of our three school direc-
tors is not yet fully known. That their ser
vicesis needednone will deny.
Yours, RAIDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
An UnruIy African.

IN Wednesday last, eolored man named
Edward Rawls, was brought before Mayor
Dawson on a charge OF assault with intent
TO commit bodily injury upon the person Of
James Doud. At the request of the defend
ants counsel, the case was postponed until
Friday morning at 9 o'clock, when the &C
cused was sentenced to jail in default Of $50
bail. While the Mayor was busily engaged in
making out a mittimus, the prisoner made
his escape from the office, and, instead Of Civ
lag S5o9 bail, gave leg bail to such an extent
that he has not been heard Of since.
1t would appear from the evidence given,
that Rawls was a dangerous person when
under the influence of liquor, and that he
was in the habit of drinking "benzine" TO ex-
cess pretty often. DOud, the man attacked
by him, keeps a grog-shop on Main Street,
below Franklin Street, where tanglefoot is
dispensed in quantities to suit purchasers, and
it was in this place that the difficulty COM
menced. James exasperated the darkey by
refusing TO allow him to drink in his saloon,
and Rawls went for him in a lively man.
ner, causing him to flee from wrath to come
in the shape Of huge a negro, armed with a
large shoemaker's knife, and he, the said
James, wal put in bodily fear thereby, n
hence the complaint and subsequent pro-
ceedings.
We understand that Rawls has left town,
evidently deeming the atmosphere of War
rem u~nsalubrious. The place is well rid of an
~impudent, eowardly bully, n the county
saved the expense of his keeping.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Court Proceedings.

OOuII ALoNCCUkuScs
In the case of Hutchins VS. Curtis & Boyce,
the closing argument Of Judge Ranney was
| completed Monday evening Of last week. and
the case given TO the jury Tuesday morning.
No verdict has yet been returned.
On Tuesday the important case Of Packard,
Abel & Co. VS. F. W. Ames ct al was COM
menced. This is a suit brought TO recover for
lumber sold and delivered to defendants by
! plaintiffs, and for damages on account Of
breach Of contract. In July, 1855, the defend
ants, F. W. Ames, VIM. II. Abbott, Oliver
Reese and Samuel Q. Brown, residents of
Venango county, Pa, as the Executive Com
mittee Of the Titusville and Pit Hole Plank
Road Company, contracted with plaintiffs
for the manufacture n delivery by plain
tiGs, at Wlder's Siding, near Columbus, Pa,
Of 100000, feet Of plank. at the price OF SIS
per thousand, intended TO be used in the on
~struction of the 7. & P. Plank Road, then
about 10 be commenced. Owing to some diff
| fculty between the defendants and the p. &
E. r. R. Co., over whose road it was expect
ed the lumber would be conveyed from VII
der's Siding to Cory, the defendants were
unable to get the lumber transported, and
for that reason, about December, 1855, the
contract being only in part performed, they
gave the plaintiffs notice that they could not
1 complete the contract on their part.
Plaintiffs upon the trial claimed there was
due for lumber manufactured and delivered
! some sa.O66, and that they had been dam
| aged, by loss of profits, &c, by reason Of the
failure on the part Of defendants TO complete
the contract, in b sum of $4,000.
Messrs. Taylor & Jones, assisted by Judge
Ranney, managed the case for the plaintiffs.
and Hon. John Hutchins and F. T. Hutchins,
Esq, conducted the defense. h case occu-
pied the time unit Saturday morning. when
the jury was charged. In the afternoon a
verdict was returned of 81, "a. 81 for plaintiffs.
motion for new trial was nled by defend
ants andis yet pending. The case will prob
ably 20 TO the District Court On error.
The case Of Osborn and Hall vs. Cyrus B.
( SNYDER was commenced Saturday n is yet
! monday evening" upon trial The suit is
brought for alleged misapplication Of several
hundred dollars by defendant. Taylor and
stuu appear for plaintiffs. and II. II. Moses
and Judge Glidden for defendant. The case
is being sharply contested.
Owing to the time consumed in the two
cases so far tried, a new assignment of the
docket was found necessary, which was
ordered and took effect Monday. 1t is as
follows:
Mond'v. Nov. 80, from No. IltoNo. 16inclusive.
Tuesday, Dec. /, do Il do - do
"Wednesday. Dec2. to Saturday ,5thState cases.
Monday, Dec Z, from No. toNo, SQtncluslVe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
A Goo Bargain Lost.

The stone composing the locks Of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Canal Company. near the
river in this place, has been disposed Of
Three locks were sold to to the A G w Rail-
way Company, forthe sum ofsl,OO each, and
the stone is being taken up and transported
70 MeadviIle, Pa, whereit is used for building
purposes.
Considerable talk has been INDUCED in to
the effect that the county lost a good bargain
in not buying the locks, as they contained
sufficient stone TO build a large, safe and
commodious jail, and could be had cheap
The fact that we need a new jail ispatent TO
every body, and admits of no gainsaying.
The old one has been pronounced unsafe,
prisoners have been sent to Ravenna for safe
keeping, and the county viii have to foot the
bill. Thisis the penny-wise and pound-fool-
ish way of doing business, and should not be
INDUCED in by the people of as large and
wealthy n county as Trumbull.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
NEW YORK CATTTE MARKFT.

NEW YORK, Nov. so.
CATTLE-Receipts for the week,-5.6Is
beeves; S0.2i6 sheep; 24,252 hogs. The Bee
market last week opened slow with a mod
crate inquiry; for good while prices ruled
slowly. On Friday, however, prices receeded,
and the best sold at l61<c. To days supply
aggregated abou $500 head; scat COMMUNE
paw. LOO at Beraen, and 800 at the Nation
al Yards Butchers felt more like uying
and the market, without being higher. was
stronger; and prices ruled from Is 10 l6c for
common to good, with a few extras as high
as lie. The butchers are preparing now in
good earnesttovacate the down town slaugh-
ter house by the first OF January. Prices at
the National ards-PoOr to medium cattle
9Gl2c; medium to fair steers l2GI4c, good
steers and fat oxen l4gl61%c, prime to extra
l51&Gl71zc. Sheep lay had but n very mod
crate sale We cannot report any change
from last week so far as prices are concern
ed, though there is no firmness.
To-day we nave a supply Of l,436 e at
Communipaw; 4,7S5 head at Bergen Hill, and
1900 at 10th street. The quality Of stock be-
ing very poor the market was slow and pri-
ces barely maintained Common to fair
sheep 4G41zc good to prime 414S5c; extra So
&c; lambs 4G71ze. Swine, the heavy sup
plies have further depressed the market,
which leaves on to-day very fiat at our fig
ureS. Prime heavy corn fed S7.62l4G7,75;
medium S7,SO1z97, s21S common S7,OO97,S 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Cleveland Mholesale Markets.

-c@NDA ENLNAsHa oNs0N AN0ls
FLOUR-Demand moderate, and market
steady n unchanged. We quote City made
XXX white ST., 80. Xxx amber s.. 5OG9,T5:
Xxx red SS,75G9,O0 Xxx spring S7,753S,OG; Y
spring S6,75G7,O0. Country brands Xxx White
winter s9,25G9,75; XIX red winter SS,O0GS,75;
Xxx spring S7,25GT,50.
WHEAT-Inactfye and nomiually m
changed. No. red winter held at $3.50 from
store: No. do Sl,65.
BUTTER-Market unchanged. Choice
western Reserve is in light receipt and firm
at 3SG40c.
CHEESE-The market continues steady
and the demand fair at I5GI7c for prime dat
~ and factory in round lots; I6GfS s in job
bling lots.
EGGS-Quiet and steady at 3lG&c.
DRIED APPLES-Demand moderate at
S14G914c for good to prime fruit.
GREEN APPLES-In moderate demand
and steady at S2,50G3,& for prime to choice
winter fruit.
POTATOES-Market quiet at Coo for Peach
blows on track: 65G70c for do from store.
SALT-Fine firm at S2,45; Coarse and
GrOundsolar steady at S2,S562.5.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARn
FRIDAY, EVENING. Nov q Isl

PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS. !
FRIDAY, EVENING. Nov. q, 1858. !
CATTLE-The sales of cattle since our re-
port of Wednesday evening last foot up 6lt
head, alta range of from s. to s. 80 per hun
dred. The general range was from 81 to S5per
hundred The sales reported on Wednesday
last were 4S head, at prices ranging from
50 81 to 81 II per undred The supply has
been only moderate and the quality OF the
cattle only medium, there being but few
choice on sale
SHEEP-The.sales of sheep since our re-
port OF Wednesday last foot up5,IG head. at
prices ranging from s. to SIS per bead. n
from g 80 TO 81 50 per hundred, The market
has been active, and prices well up. J n
Pldcock purchased some 100 head. h gen
eral quality on sale is of n medium quality,
and at the close the pens were wei filed with
his grade. The sales reported on Wednesday
last were 3.542 head, at n range Of from 81 IS
10 So 40 per head, and from So 20 to So IS per
hundred as n general range. A few head Of
very extra sold higher.
HOGS-The pens have been well supplied
with hog and the sales nave also been large
as there was a good demand for heavy ship
ping hogs. f II Myers & Co, packers, pur-
chased some GOO head on Thursday for pack
ing, at an average Of s. 50 per hundred. This
is the first purchase by packers reported this
season. Tn sales reported to-day foot up
7,E0 head at from s. % toss . per hundred.
The general range, however, was from 81 .
toss 90 per hundred. The sales on Wednes-
day last were reported at u, 43S head
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Great Reduction

In aides Beaver and Chinchilla Cloak
ings. A. E Andrews & Sons offer, Tuesday,
Dec. list, 100 pieces Beaver n Chinchilla
C~loakings at greatly reduced prices.
All $3.50 goods at $3.50, all $500 goods at $500.
All $40 goods at $3.50, all $500 goods at $500.
All $500 goods at $500, all 500 goods at $3.50.
These prices will be found Sl.O0 per yard
less than at any other house in the market.
All goods positively sold as advertised. Ex-
anime prices in another column.
Dec. 3d-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
RHYME Of Hats.

"Great is Diana" was the Ephesian cry,
But the London DidHdis now the Reliance,
While the Horse Shoe and Sailor claim the
Victory,
And as the latest of styles TO the rest bid
defiance.
The above are the very latest. To these we
d other novelties, Uiz: Spanish Lace, Moss
Velvet, the feathers of the festive, sweet
scented Nulture and the brilliant dazzling
plumage of Bird Of Paradise. They are all
50 nice-that's what folks say. Cons and
see il. MRS. POTTER co.
Dec. 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Ball Of the Boys in Blue.

The ball OF Boys in Blue on last Wednes-
day evening, was a decided success, about
ninesy couple being present. Everything
passed oTin a quiet and orderly manner, and
the Boys and invited guests enjoyed them
selves till a late hour in tripping the Tight
fantastic toe, to thes sound of excellent mu-
sic. The thanks Of the company are tender
ed to Frederick Kinsman, Esq, 10 whose lib
erality they are Indebted, as that gentleman
kindly furnished the means to defrsy the
cost of the entertainment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Another Robbery.

HiS1iH they come" thought a Mr.. Parsons
who keeps grocery on Liberty Street, below
Packard& Fuller,s brick block, when on the
night of the 26th, some one not having the
fear of the law before their eyes, felOniously
entered his premises and distracted there
from 500 in g~reenbacks, which they discov-
cred in his pants pockets. Entrance was ef-
fected through the door, which was composed
partly OF glass. by cutting out the glass,
as usual.
This sort Of thing is about played out. Our
village authorities should take steps for the
detection of those who are engaged in this
nefarious business. and mete out to them
condign punishment as they richly deserve.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Masonic Election.

At a regular meeting Of the old Erie Lodge,
No. 3, the following persons were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: W NJ, CIR Hunt
SM, L Dray; M, John Gilmer; Secretary,
r baldwin; Treasurer, Henry stiles; SD,
FP Reed: ] D, 7 Ackley; Tyler, L Burton
Chaplain, George Pierce; Trustees, Edward
Spear, Henry stiles and CRH Hunt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Notice Extraordinary -

Havinga large new building, with rooms
still Unbiased. 1 offer the same LOT renttc
those willing 10 nav for them. None Others
need apply, my acquaintance with such
scoundrel being sufficiently extensive. A
list ofmale swindlerS, OF both sexes, OF whom
/ am the heeced victim, open TO all, having
houses to let, free of cost, though obtained by
me at great expense. The aforesaid wretches
who are screening themselves by their sex
and ~pecuniary worthlessneSs can obtain
peace of mind by settling accounts by New
Years. when their days of grace Will be past,
and they may see their names published,
with the mark OfCain so branded upon their
brazen foreheads, that they will be read and
known by all men.
Among the memorials of useless expense
remaining on hand, I have, and Will sell
cheap, some Joice, Plaster, Hair and sand.
Forterms n things
Ask-either Of the Kings.
st KINGS Jewelry Store.
na~ a-rf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED,

1eounts Of Executors, Administrator and
Guardians, which AVE been filed in the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbull County, be adver-
tised four consecutive weeks, according to
law, and that they remain on file for inspec-
ton and exceptions, until DecemberT Il, when
they will be examined and ordered to record
If no exceptions ppear thereto:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Town and County.
Now is the Time

Now is the Time
To make your selections in Fur
Cans. Fur Gloves, and Fur Collars, at
Reed & Adams. They have the larg-
est stock of Over Coats, Under Coats,
Vests and Pants, TO be found any
where. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats,
and Ladies cloaks, Cassimeres for
suits they are selling for a less price
than can be found elsewhere. Wrap
pers and Drawers, 10 cts to Sl,O0 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
July can be found at Reed * Adams.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Don't Wear Them.

The lady who took the pair Of Caters from
Riee's, two doors south Of the post-ofice,
Warren, Ohio. without leave, is requested to
examine them before wearing, and she will
see that they are odd ones, n il would be
49,. - 49, ~ call Immediately and eX-
cnange them before UeinS X~pOSUa-SS
public by law.
All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order,
and Repairing done on short notice, for cash.
YOURS TRULY.
Dec. 2d-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
For Rent!

Improperly known as Mahoning Tannery,
in South Warren, and a good dwelling house
near by, will be rented,at fair rates to agOOd
tenant. House or tannery rented separately
or together. Good house containing four
rooms and kitchen down stairs, and four
rooms up stairs. For particulars enquire Of
J. G. McLain, Warren, or
WIN. WARD, Niles, Ohio.
Nov. -, IS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02

We have just returned from the East with
the largest stock OF Watches, Silyerware,
Gold Chains, Jewelry, Clocks, &c, &c, ever
brought into Northern Ohio. We have Civ
en- particular attention to the selection OF
customers and the public, that our prices
h always be as IOU as the IoiCeSf. Engra-
wing done promptly and in the best stub.
VAUTROT & ACELEY.
Nov. 25-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, November p
BEEF CATTLE-Trade opened slack this
morning, and at no time during the day at
tanned more than a moderate degree OF &C
tivity. There was nothing in the character
Of Eastern adviceS calculated to shake the
confidence of buyers, nor was the supply OF
stock of such Gigantic proportions" as to
cause alarm; but for reasons best known to
themselves, there was n general disinclina-
ton to invest, beyond meeting actual neceS-
sites, unless liberal Inducements were held
out, in the shape of concessions. The quality
OF the offerings. though fully up to the aver
age Of the past few weeks, was by no means
tened Steers, Texas and Cherokee Cattle con-
stituted the great bulk, while the chief in
quiry was for quite a different class of stock
During the day some 1900 head changed
hands. These were divided between ship
pers, feeders, packers and city butchers at
( prices ranging at S,50G7,W for medium to
choice, fat, smooth. shipping Steers; $500
5,25 for common to good butchers stock, and
common to good packing Cattle and S2,759
400 for inferior mixed lots, embracing poor
bony Cows, raw boned" Oxen, stays and
Bulls. Prices, especially toward the close,
were weak and irregular, and ruled sensibly
lower, still the decline was not sufficiently
marked to justify any material change in
quotations.
CLOSING PRICES:
Choice BeeveS-Ftne, tat, well-fOrmed
4to6 year old Steers, and averaging
1880 lbs and 1890
Prime Beeves-GoOd, well fatted, fine
Y formed Steers, and averaging
100 to 100 Bs.-..----:.-s6,25eos5O
Fair GradeS-Fair Steers, in fair flesh,
averaging 1000 to 100 Ms, at.~...--Sj5Oa6,OO
Medium ClsSS-Medium Steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, and
averaging 900 to 1000 ms, at....-.-S3.75955
Stock Cattle-Common Cattle. in de-
cent flesh, avera'g 500 to 1000 rs,
InferiOr-Light and thin Cows and
HOGS-The market opened active, and ND
TO near midday sales were quick at an aver
age advance of &c on the closing prices of
last week, but later there wa a quieter feel
ing developed, and before the close of trade
this evening prices had settled back to. and
even below Saturdays range, closing weak
at S6-25G7,25 for common to choice grades
Shippers were the principal operators. pack
erS generally refusing TO pay the prices de-
manded. sales embrace 1850 head, at a
range Of S6,50G7,75 for common to medium
S6,S5G7,7O for fair to good, and 7,&G7,JO for
choice. a few fancy lots were AXE up at
S7,60g7,S Ofor averages of 800 bS inc over
Dealers are looking for large receipts to-
morrow and lower prices are predicted.
SHEEP-The market W0s quiet, and pri-
ces were without material change. ranging
at Sl,5O94rS for inferior to choice qualities.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull. Sales at s3S7IAa
$50 for common to fair steers.
HOGS-Fairly active and steady. Sales at
S6,50S5,75 for common, and S6,S097,S s. for good
TO choice.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02

Our store viii not only n a convenient
arrangement Of goods, but will receive
prompt and gentlemanly attention at all
times. J. H.CHUBB d CO.
naa 90
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02

Best Genuine French whalebone Woven
COrsets, I6 bones, for 100, retail everywhere
for p and l,50. Remember the place,
A. L. ANDREWS & SONS,
Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
Hh-An other Goods in proportion. a
Nov, lS-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
A Question for the Peonle.

Whether you shall pay exhorbitant prices
for Dry Goods when. by a few moments ex-
animation OF the prices at Andrews & Sons.
YOU can save % to 80 per cent.
Dec. aa-f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
EIectien Of Justice of the Peace.

The term OF Azor Abel, Esq, one Of the
Justices of the Peace forIWarren township,
will expire on the 18th inst. On the 18th
inst. an election win be held at the Court
House to III he Office for the next three
years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
Nov. 25-2t
For ThanksgiVingl

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-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02

Truesdeu & Townsendh have this day reduc-
ed the price of their furniture so that much of
il is lower than il was before the war.
Call and be convinced. 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
The Best Sewing MACHINES

Are the How and Florence, sold by Mrs. S.
Adair, first door south of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Jan. ], lS6S.