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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

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5Cash Gifts, each $4,000: 10 Cash Gtfseach
5000; 20 Cash Gifts each 1000; 4e Cash Gifts,
each 500; zoo Cash Gifts, each 100; 300 Cash
Gifts, each so.
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos each sSOOto s75o
IS Melodeons " 75to $50
$50 Sewing Machines " 80 to lI5
500 Fine Gold Watches {" Is 10 500
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., all valued at
100000.
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
in Envelopes and well mixed, On receipt OF
25c. a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice
and sent by mail TO any address. Tn prize
holder on payment of OHe Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent to any address by express
or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for II. Any prize exchanged for dH-
other Of the same rdlue. No Blanks. Our
patrons candepend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES I'VE select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted us TO publish
them: 5. 7. Walking, Buffalo, $500 Miss
Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano. $50 N
ID. Moore, Louisville, 81 100 Miss Emma Wal
worth, Milwaukee, Piano, $50; Rev. Z. A.
Day, New Orleans, $500. We publish no
nantes without permission.
OPINIONS OF II PRESS The firm Is re-
liable, and deserve their success.H-WeeklV
i Tribune, Aug. s. I'VE know them TO be a fair
dealing firm" " Herald, Aug. q. "A friend
Of ours drew a $500 prize, which was prompt
~ received. NslUS, SspLS.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package Of Sealed Envelopes contain ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; 10 for So; IS
for s.; ITO for SIS. All letters should be adj
dressed to HARPER. WILSON 4 CO.,
17S Broadway, n. I.
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SAVE FHEM MANY PROFITS
The Empire Tea & Coffee Co..
COS Fulton Street, New York,

HAVE appointed ]. T. Campbell,
MainS ST., Warren, Ohio, as their Agent
and in order to meet the wants Of this com.
munfty, have selected the undermentioned
kinds OF their Stock, which are TO be sold al
Wholesale Prices, the same as the Company
sell them in New York. We guarantee al
goods sold by us to give entire satisfaction.
CE LIST.
Oolong, soc, eOc., 81. Best 40 per. %.
Young Hyson, 9Oc, 81, LIE, Best Us peru,
Cncoiored Japan, LOO, lilo, Best l,25 per D
English Breakfast, Leo, Ito, Best LIS per D.
Mixed, soc, COO, 100. Best 10 per b,
Old Hyson, soc, LOO, LILO, Best LIS per D,
Imperial, soc, 81, LILO. Best. lbs per n,
G~unpowder, sOc, LOO, lbs, Best f,5O per b,
English Breakfast Coffee, &c per n,
Empire Java Coffee, SOC per n,
Ground Coffee, 2Oc., Soc. best4Oc, per pound
Hotels, Saloons, clearinghouse keepers and
Families who use large quantities, can efec'
O great saving by using our English Break.
fast and Dinner Coffee, which we will sell al
the low price OF CSC per pound, 1t is par,
ticularly recommended, and sure to give per
feet satisfaction
Special attention invited to the Empire
Tea CO.
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HUNTERS GUIDE AND TRAPPER'S
1COMPANION.-How TO hun and trap all
animals, to tanf urs, make traps, boats, &c
Worth $40 to any farmer boy. Beware OF bo-
81 pages. only . cents; for 81. address
d. HUNTER & Co, Hinsdale, n. H.
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ON PER MONTH and large commission
VOO paid to sell Wonder Of NJ World and
three other discoveries. Address ]. &. Tn
TON, Pittsburgh Pa.
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An exchange says that the Grecian
bend is achieved by throwing the
chest forward and the trunk back
wards. What is done with the rest
of the baggage?
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To canvass for "4rrOWs from Ny QuiVsr,'- and
rElimpse OF Life in Soul Saying.s by james
CAughey. Suitable for Holiday Presents
Sold by subscription only. The best book
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LONG ARM OHoP.

Of Black Tea with green favor. II has long
been the study OF Tea producers and tasters
TO procure among the many varieties inn
p~orted-tOO numerous to mention, Black Tea
irih Green FLduor, that would sust nearly
every taste, andbecOme a standard article.
The Empire Tea Company feel convinced
that they have at length discovered this long
sought for quality in their Long Arm Chop,
which is put up in Pounp papers, n sold at
SI,5 per n.
Oct. .. IS6S-tf
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Our store boiIdisE. corner Of MAia GndFfank-
lin streets. is . tin root bat was % Ieaky ssto
be very unsatisfactory, but Lag mRde perfsetly
tiRht by BE appiieanon Of Plastic Slate.
ANDERSON z RUPP.
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"CENTURYo Cbevine Tobaeco

"CENTCRY" Chewing Tobacco
Composed Of the best cutting Leafin the
Country. Superior in color. finer in quality.
And makes a better chew hi other brands.
acknowledged the Leading Fine Cut
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Keep II, n small buyers can save money.
Time and trouble by purchasing Of them
L0rillard'S Aaecaboy. French Rappee and
Scotch Snuns still retain the excellent quail
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New Advertisements.

XTuLIAB PARRAY'S RaEpberries and
w Bidekberrfes brought 81 pT. quart. 100
acres best varieties Fruit Trees. Vines and
Plants. Send stamp for catalogues and club
rates to CinnaminsOn 7. u, New jersey.
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w4aalx. March ia. lsss.

WARREN. March l6, lsas.
We the undeFsigned have rsde use Of Rfasi
Slate Tor rOohng purposes. andtake pleasure In
saying that IL makes . satisfactory roof.
II. c. BKLDIS. Il uUNF.
Nolan 4 WARD, PAcKARD, Hull Co.
p. n. SroHK, jameson i WHasLlR.
8 L fRERnAU.
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The following is frcn report OF Rarus7 cluh,
Oct Il. In answer to question b. ,. ?. TroHes.
Of Rattsburgh. Pa AM 70 understand hat
il the opinion Of the Farmers Club. the Plastic
Slate Roofing Is = better and more durable roof
than good shinRles7" Ans. b Cub-fes sir.
more durable than the beat Cypress hon the
Dismal Swamp. which has been known 70 Last
100 years. What kind of wood can be a. daFA-
bic a~sstonef For such the Plastic slate be-
comes. hard and 8rn a. the Slate from the qusR-
ry.n
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SLATE Ter FENCE RaSTS

F.nes pos;s. quo natter What kmd % wood q
sourd When coated. will remain SQUAD - he
slate esment excludes all moisture. u pene-
trstes the pores Of the wood and no water can
get between Il and tbs SOod. consequently tae
FROST cannot clrzveit Cd.
Ceasrt furnished ready mixed n rs9sosaals
rates. :. EA0ASn-
March Is. lSSs.tE.
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lam fully prepared sith the Sssts nstsEiAltt
aud shall give my exslasive attsuaieR % thes
Supplying Of this rcadnEs and al UDrk lll1 bss
the old maxim that he Who byths pL1EaGoal53
thrive, himself NUT sirhsF hold rdriIsf
5. PARISH
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New Advertisements.
Great Distribution bY

The Metropolitan Gift CO.-Cash Gifts to
the amount OF $3.50, OOO.-ETery Ticket Draws
q Prize.
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Carpets-DOn,t Paw the High Prices!

THE NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co, OF
Boston. Mass established nearly a quar-
ter Of a century ago, in the present location,
in Halls over7l, %, IS, q, %. 81, -, - 5.
hanover Street, ave probably furnished
house in the nj In order to afford
those at a distance the advantage of their
low prices, propose TO send, ON the receipt OF
the price, @yards or upwards of their beau
tifui Cottage carpet, at so cents per yard, with
samples of ten sorts, varying in price from .
cents TO So per yard, suitable for furnishing
every part OF any house. dec2-4t-C&D
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hing cut TO Coat Tin RoofS.

In addition 60 TIE making Of new f0oS. Pis~-
.ic Slateis the
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WIzars, March u 1sN
IULTUs KTNa.

WGsEKx. March {. fs&
This esKt;Rss that ! have had oDrorrEnRy o.
SEEING Al aee1al test Of the shrs proof QuaGdsS
Of Plastic Slate Roodnz, End have no hestakioc.
10 -pronouncing II IRE proof and would 1surs
buildings covered with il aecordinEly. which
amounts to . saving Of 10 per cent. an SakRtsd
buildings. ALBERT WATSON
fur.-aura Gaank
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Ms house or KashinRton ATenaa f0Fose4g ?
sEa.s n 80 soSfi = ,d1n cn ~ SaS
thiak yOu viii asrss ui1h na8ASf gou aouId nets
exchange 1t for the best shin9P rooEin town
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Ifuott oofar Gonsmay be coated rsndsrtngtan
fre proof and preventing any 1nrtll6r Weg< OF
decay. This question Of pressrvtcg siHaRhel
roofs is worthy Of attention. for. If for q eI6Tor
axpsnss you can have your shinkle rOoaEsasa
good As neE and al the same time proof SSin2S
sparks, u is worth knowing
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
An Alibi.

On Monday next it is said Gen. Grant
goes, bag aud baggage, to the Rocky
Mountains, to stay two or three months,
perhaps longer. lie will be out OF the
way offs, eechcs, letters AMI troubles Of all
sorts. Ills personal habits will no longer
.bn supervised or criticised by Wendell
Phillips, or strong minded women Of the
Republican party. The arrangement is
doubtless jndicious. perhaps necessary,
under all the circumstances hut granting
the need of political oHLi, what becomes
Of The law Of Congress requiring that the
General Of the army shall have its head
quarters and reside at Washington? il
this Constructing" an act Of Congress.
and would it not justify Impeachment if
directed by the President? Some suspect
that tho President does not concern him,
self whether Grant comes or goes.
THIS adroit tactic puts us in mind OF
an old system Of "coeriug" votes which
once obtained in Maryland with certain
har] cases. These il was very impo, tant
to keep apart from the public Eye aud all
extrapeous appliances, and so they were
shut up like SO many chickens until the
day of election, and then, by u notewor-
thy coincidence, unless the coop had been
tampe ed with, they al voted the right
ticket. "Ah, SaEivel my son Wy vcrn',
there an aHJir-National ln.ol!igcnccr
18th June.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
A Wife Kills her Husband IN Defence
Of Herself and children.

From the Big Sandy (Ky.) Herald, June IS.
On sunday last man named Clark,
who lrves near Keoser's Rocks on Sandy,
came to town and got beastly drunk, went
home, and, ns usual, when in this state,
commenced abusing his family, and kept
it up until late hour in the night, beat.
ing his wife, threatening to shoot her, the
children, or some one else before the
next day. He put gun into tho mouth
Of one Of the children and threatened to
shoot him, but an older boy knocked the
gun away and took it from him. lie
then sent another child somewhere in the
neighborhood Of his house Ga ield) to
get auother gun he had there, loaded. all
tho time vowing lie would kill some one.
While tho child was gone he pulled his
bed into the floor and lay down, when the
mother for fear Of her life, or that Of her
ilercn seized an axe and struck him
several blows, the first Of which proved
fatal, he not moving after being struck.
The woman and her family were arrested
and brought into town on Monday, aud
examined before Judge Norris. The cv
deuce proved that the act was done to
save herself or children from murder, aud
they were discharged.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-07-02
The Debt Pre- espeet.

The N. Y. Tribune gives so gloomy
prospect Of the finances and outstanding
debt Of the Government, that il made by
. Democrat it would be pronounced the
record Of o Copperhead or q rebel. II
admits that june 1st, 1868, the United
States Government owed over Twenty six
Ilupdrtd and Forty.three Millions OF
Dollars. That tho interest on this debt
is nearly one hundred and City millions
per aunum, or fully twelve millions per
month. That our pension list calls for
over thirty millions per uunum, or nearly
three millions per month. This Is ore
hundred aud eighty, millions per aunu'n,
or full fifteen millions Of dollars per
month is required. Add the necessary
cost Of carrying on the Government, aud
our Federal taxes can hardly be reduced
below three hundred millions per annum
We quote:
"The cotton tax is repealed, blotting
out twenty millions Of income. Ihe tax
OH manufacturers followed, wiPing out
SIXTY millions. Further reductions and
abolitions Of imposts and cxcises are ay.
itated and strongly supported. Whittier
10 We tend? Tho reduction Of our debt
has ceasel. The last report adds ten mil.
lions TO its total
The reserve Of coin in the Treasury
has already begun to decline. 1t has
exceeded One Hundred Millions net; il
is now hut Seventy Millions in excess Of
the outstanding gold certificates. This Il
to be drawn down directly by the pay
'ncnt Of Eish, Millions Of Mexican War
Debt, Thirty Millions Of Interest, and
(probably) Seven Millions OF purchase
money for Aluska. 1t is not probable
that there will bo Fifty Millions of coin
in the Treasury on tho 4'h Of July next
above the amount deposited there by pri
vate owners, and balanced by gold certf
Gates of deposit And it is morally GER
tain that the Debt will be heavier foul
mo n,hs hence than it is to day.
How is il, then, that members of Con
gress can be found to vote tue"ty ner cent
rr,ra as Traditional compensation o,
bounty to all the c,vil employees Of the
Government residing or working in Wash
'ngton City? That is to say: every clers
nr other person whose regular pay !:
$4,000 per annum is to receive, for thu
year ending with this month 81, 400 unt
so Of all who receive less than $1,000, OF
more, if tho regular pay does not cxccer
81 500. How can trustees Of tlIi, heavi,,
taxed aud deeply embarrassed people vote
to squanler their money so rccklessly
Wo will take our own trade as all illus
tra,ion: The printers-whethcr COM
positors or prcssuen-cmploycl in thu
Government printing Office, are paid So
per week, wherc they were paid sl2 PEI
week in the old hard money times. They
are paid as much as any other printers
aud they work no harder than others
Why, then, should other printers b
taxed to pay th 8 favored few 81 so pc
week extra? II seems to US gross par
tia!i.y aud wrong.