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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry .GoOds-Car-
pets, MattinEs and Floor Oil Cloths, window
They keep cons antly On hand large and
fall assortment Of goods in their line, Of good
euality and fashionable styles, and offer them
for sale at the lolrsst prices in the market.
Jan q 1857
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ALMON D. WEBB,

Notary Public; Accident, Fire. and Life Insu-
rance AGENT; and Pension and Bounty agent.
PasssRe Tickets sold to and from. and Money
renitfed 70 the old country, at the lowest cur
rent rates. Office in Mebbs Block, Main
street, Warren. o. January y looi.
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A ENACTMENT

IA Elmer Caldwell VS. John Marchem.
Before ID. D. Marvin, J, P, of BazettR Town
ship. Trumbull County, Ohio. On the third day
Of Dec, 1867, said Justice issued an order o.
attachment in the above action, for the sum oi
sixty-fve and 46-l00 dollars This case will be
for hearing before said Justice. on the Sd day
of February. at 10 o'clock. a. m 1865
E.B. CALDWELL.
Jan. 8, 1858 81
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WHTTTLEsEY ADAMS.

MerchandiEe and other property insured in
the best Companies. on favorable terms. Farm
property. Isols+sd Dwellings. and their fur
niture insured for one, three and I'VE years.
Once in MoC0mbs 4 Smiths Bloek.
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PUBLIC WORKS.

In accordance with the directions Of the
statute on that subject, the lease Of the Ca
mails and Public Works has been renewed
and extended for ten years. so that it now
runs to June lst, 1881. The Board Of
Public Works express great satisfaction
with the energy and promptness with
which the lessees have made the costly re-
pairs required on the canals in consequence
of the great freshets of 1866, and give
good reasons for believing that the inter
ests of the State are not suffering by the
conditions and terms Of the lease. The
drouth of the past season has greatly in
terfered with water transportation on the
canals and rivers, but it would seem that
everything has been done which was pos
Sible to overcome that difficulty.
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ESTATE of HANNAH Abrams.
IL Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Administrator
of the estate Of Hannah Abrams. late Of Farm
ington. Trumbull County. Ohio, deceased.
Dec. 25. '67-3Wf. A. J. BR0CKETT.
Bristol, Trumbun County. Ohio.
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Nor. 2. Igs7-sm -. : =. W We. - UbIa 81:
CHERIPPS SALE IN PARTI-
~ n.rnnr -n-.-,a r z. II c..-sli. :. Z,

! GHERIFFS SALE IN PARTI-
10 TION. Guard of +. Il. Scoville vs George
In Trum6uii Conn on Pleas Court. By v4r-
tue Of an order of sal IN partition. issued ont
! of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull Co.
| IN the above named case, and TO me directed and
delivered. 1 shall exposo to public sale at the
south door of the Conr. House. in Warren,
Trumbull County. Ohio. ca Saturday, the
25th day of January. A. D.. 1858 between
the hours of one and three o'clock. p. NJ, OF
said day, tn e following described real estate.
subject 70 the dover estate Of Julia Clark.
widow of Smith Scoville. dee'd-heretofore as
siRned therein., Situate in the township OF
| Vienna. county Of TIumbun. and State OF Ohio,
and known as part Of lot No. IS, in the o-iginai
survey of said township of Vienna, and Is
bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner OF the school house site. Formerly
conveyed By n. B. Darrow, at the center fsaid
township. thence north along the east line of
the north and south center road eleven 0l) rods
% the southwest corner of lands of Joseph
Rogers, thence east along said Rogers lands
about eighteen tiS) rods 70 said Rogers south
east corner. thence south parallel with said
road eleven fl1rods 70 the north east corner of
the lot forneriy conveyed to the hrst wife Of
the north line Of said last mentioned lot, and
sad school lot. about eighteen QS) rods, TO the
place Of beginning. containing about one and
= acres OF land APPRAISED at 500.
Also another lot Of land nat subject 70 dotoer.
described as follows, to wit Known g the east
part of lot No. IS. in said township of Vienna.
ana bounded as IoliOWSs W est hy lana 1ofmer-
" owned By Mary Hake. east by the east line
Of said lot No. IS. south by lands once owned by
Seth Bartholomew or his heirs, and north by
the eenterroad leading from the center Of Wen
na 10 Warren, and containing within said
bounds, seventy EIGHT 2S-100 C7S 2Sl00l acres Of
land. be the same more or less. Appraised AZ
S45,eO per acre, Terms Of sale-one third IN
hand on day of sale. one third in one year. one
third in two years with interest. deferred pay
ments secured by mortgage on premises.
s. NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Ofiee. Warren. o., Dec. 25, IS57-5t
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CONCORD GRAPEVINES.

FOR SALE AT MY FRUIT &
E VinelAnd Farm, Concord GrapeTines By the
single one or By the thousand IN any quantity
TO suit purchasers. Of all the different varie-
ties that am now growing IN my vineyard.
ly attended to. P. o. Address, irard, Ohio.
Wathersfeld. Nov. s. 1ss7tf
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TOTAL LEVY.

The whole amount of taxes levied
by the State Government during the
year has been SIG. .S68, ,437, "a, of which
all except the amounts above reported
as collected for the State Treasury, has
been collected and discussed in the
counties, cities and villages, for local
purposes. The delinquencies and costs
of collection have been more than or
dinsrily light, amounting in all to bu {
2 $40 per cent, of the total levy.
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RAILROADS, &C.

The Commissioner of Railroads and Tel
egraphs has in the comparatively shOrI
time since his Office was created, made Q
thorough investigation of the history, cost,
construction, management &c, of the
varioas lines within the State. The col
lection and arrangement of these facts, in
accessible form, is in itself Of very great
value, and not only affords reliable basis
fo- legislsting upon this important class OF
interests, but exhibits to the world the
most authentic evidence Of the extent tc
which great public Improvements have
been carried in Ohio. The practical sug-
gestions of the Commissioner upon the
many delicate and intricate questions
arising between the people and these useful
corporations, are worthy of the most care
full consideration.
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PARDONs.
SECRETARY OF STATES REPORT.

The Secretary of State, besides present.
ing the usual report from his Office, has,
10 obedience to the requirement Of the last
General Assembly, collected with great
industry such inf'rmrtlon as could be
obtained in regard to authentic portraits
Of the earlier Governors Of the State,
which there had been some thought Of
preserving in the Capitol. Whatever in
formation on the subject can now be made
available is thus laid before you in authen-
tic form for such action as may seem ap-
propriaie.
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,5ono,p.flsio Physicisn and Surgeon, Once and
RssiSsnce n SatliE's Block, north efthe Pub
lie SQUARE Once up stairs, residence east
ey,d a. q Block .1----.---- e--e---e- i.
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OHRRIBF,S SALE

10 The State of Ohio. Trumbull County.
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue Of
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County,
me directed and delivered. shall expose to
70 pub lie sale at the south door Of the Court
House In Warren, o., on January IS. A. ID.
IS6S. .betEeen the hours ofl0 a. n. and O'Clock
D. N. of said day, the following described per-
sonsl property. to-Wit:
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4 NEW PRISON,

The number of convicts IN the Peni-
tentiary has averaged one thousand
twelve hundred and ninety-one having
been in it during the year, and one
thousand and one remaining there at
the date of the report. 1t is manifest
that it will not do to put of any longer
the task of providing for the increase
of conviots, which keeps pace with our
increase of population. Such thought
as have been able to give the subject
has convinced me that the increase of
prison room ought to be made by build
ing an intermediate prison, taking
Grade between the Reform Farm and
fhe present Penitentiary, where a
thorough effort may be made to test
the value IF really reformatory sys-
tenn upon the younger men and less
hardened class of criminals. convicted
Of & rst offenses by the Courts.
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BLACKBURN FRAUDS.

In the month of October, facts which
came to my knowledge satisfied mt
that in the mode of conducting the
building of this Asylum, the architect
and superintendent, Joseph N. Black
burn, had been committing a series oi
petty frauds and entertainments, reach
ing back to the very commencement
of his services in that capacity in 1864.
The high character for honesty and in
tegTitY he has borne in Cleveland,
where he resided, and the great conf
dence Governor Brough, by whom he
was appointed, was known to have felt
in him, made me very cautious in ex-
amining the question of his honesty
and with the assistance of the trustees
of the Institution, and particularly of
Hon. S. Galloway, 8 minute and care
full investigation was made. It was
found that in the payment of those
workmen employed directly by the
architect, a habitual overcharge for
their work had been made, more being
entered upon the pay-rolls receipted
by them than they were actually paid
The class of men thus employed being
generally day laborers and inexperi.
enced men, they were easily prevented
from knowing the fraud practiced, or
made to believe the transaction an al
lowable one. In a similar mode OF
oVercharge, lumber bills purchased in
the spring of 1865 were increased in
amount, and the difference in both
cases appropriated by the architect
No pretence of right to charge commits
sions existed or was claimed, he being
employed at fixed salary as author
lied by law. The total amount thus
embezzled during the whole period
from July, 1864. to the time of discove-
~, is found to be little less than ten
thousand dollars. The investigation
was found to implicate r. 7. Brookes,
q subordinate and assistant of Black
burn, and the case was placed in the
hands of the Attorney General, who
has commenced both criminal and
civil prosecutions against the offenders.
The discovery of these frauds na:u-
rally gave rise to rumors and suspicious
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.ANCYDREssGOODSin all the

l. choice varieties, comprising plain and fan
cy Alapaceas, POult DeSOis. Worsted Plalds
Ginghams, Lawns, Poplins. &C., many of them
{ lower prices than the same class of goods
bought beforethe war.
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ESTIMATES.

The estimates of the Auditor of State
fer the coming year, based upon levies
heretofore authorized, and the proba-
bic requirements of the several funds,
are as follows;
Receipts from all sources. incIud-
ing balances ..,......,. 81 III ll9 T9
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VALUATION OF PROPERTY .

The valuation of the property of the
people of the State upon the grand
duplicate is 81, l38, 754, ,779, 90, being an
increase of $50, ,545. $500 upon the
valuation Of hast year. This increase
is, in very great measure, owing to the
increased accuracy and care in the admin
istration of the laws, and the growing
familiarity of local boards of equaliza-
ton with their duties under the stat
f1fac
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IMMIGRATION.

The laws of the State pfOvide for a
Commissioner of Immigration, whose duty
is to use all proper means to turn the tide
of Immigrants toward our own borders,
and to spread information as to the re-
sources Of Ohio. For two years no apprO-
priation has been made for this office, and
the law is practies ly dead letter. 1t
NAV be well doubted whether the office
established in this State could be of real
benefit, but there can be no question that a
careful compilation Of facts and statistics
with regard to the resources of the State,
and the advantages it offers as home to
the immigrant, would be most useful. If
to this could be added a complete geologi-
cal survey of the State in detail, showing
not simply he larger general fatures
which are already pretty well known, but
the mlnuter facts of its geology and natu-
raj history, the advantage would Ue felt
both BY our present citizens and in the at
traction hither of desirable classes Of new
eomers. Valuable essays on special parts
of these subjects have, from time to time,
appeared in the reports Of the Board OF
Agriculture, and in independent publica-
tions, and it is thought that no great ex
pense would be incurred in bringing to-
gether and completing such an exhibit OF
our resources as has been referred to-
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". 4 j. A. PACKARD.

W. q ]. A. PACKARD,
DeaIerE In Hardware. Iron, Nails, Lumber.
Sash, Blinds, Doors. &c. Youngstown, Ohio.
Feb. 20. lS57-d
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the Stockholders of this Company, for the
election Of Directors, and such other business
as shall respectfully come before them. will be
held at the office Of the Company, in Cleveland
on Wednesday. the 18th day of January. inst,
al 10 O'Clock, a. N. The books for issue and
transfer Of capital stock, will be closed for ten
0-'' D'-O-S SOW GEORGE MYGATT. sec'y.
Jan. /. I86S-3t
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CLEvELAND& & MAHoNING R. R. CoNPAET,l
CLEVELAND. January 1st. 1868. J
"HE ANIMAL MEETING OF

Jan, 8, 1868 81
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RRAn. GIRRnNs.

Eclsctie Physician and Surgeon; ofice over Stiles
Stors, Market Street. Warren. Ohio Par
tiealar attention given to Chronic Diseases.
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Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Conveyancer
Of Real Estate. ond General Collection Agent.
Once At OrangeFille. .Yrumbull coo. lapll7y
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. TTACHMENT

N 0. K. Beeman. Plaintiff. VS.. Calvin A.
Viets. Defendant Before John N. Hatch Jus.
Trumbull Co., Ohio. On the 18th, day of Dec.
A. D., 1851, said Justice issued an ordsr of At
tschment IL the above action, for the sum Of
twenty dollars. o. K. BEEMAN.
Jan, s. lS6S-Sts
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PAINTING AND BINDING

Ths Supervisor of Printing reports that
the cost of printing public documents and
binding the same, for the year past, has
been but little over one-third the amount
expended the preceding year; and that
this change is mainly. owing to the differ
ence in contract price for the unit Of meas
urement, the quantity of work being about
the same. He also reports himself ready
to assume entire charge Of the binding for
the State under the statute for introducing
printing and binding into the mechanical
instruction Of pupils in the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, if small additional ap-
preparation is made for that purpose.
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\. n. BARNUm q co,
meoolIRs- sMITHs 8 AnhsIS-

WholessIs and Retail dealers IN American and
Foreign Hardware, Iron. Nails, Glass, &c.-
Van Gorier's Block. Market St, Warren. o
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Tte s8t. g. Ghrunitle.
THE GOVERNORS
ANNUAL MESSAGE,
TO THE
Fifly-Eighth General Assembly.

Fellou0 Citizens of the General Assembly
1t is made my duty by the Constitu-
ton to lay before you the general con-
dition of the affairs of the State in the
several departments of the govern
ment, and to suggest such legislation
as may seem expedient in view of such
condition. l shall endeaTor to perform
this duty as briefly as clear statement
of our affairs will permit, and shall
avoid the discussion of all questions
not directly growing out of the admin
istration of the State Government.
FINANCES.
The reduction in the burdens oftaxa-
ton, Of which the estimate was pre-
sented in my last message, was carried
into effect under the legislation of last
winter, making saving of three mil
lions of dollars to the people. This
was mainly in consequence of the ces
sation Of the extraordinary expendi-
lures belonging to state of war, and
the resumption of the ordinary routine
Of peaceful life.
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InnlxnIr.rnncAN

American Dry Goods. Groceries, Croekery. &c
Corner of Main and Market Streets. Warren
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FOKRIST HIDE

Attorneys at Law once over Parks A Patch 5
Hardware Store, Warren. Ohio. are auth oriEed
and prepared to attend to all cases under the
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod States
Courts. March Is. 1867.
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BOARD OF MILITARY CLAIMS.
GEN. cAsEY's BOARD.

The Federal Government, under an act
of Congress, appointed Board of which
Gen. Casey was President, 10 examine and
pass upon the claims of the State for ex-
penditures made on behalf Of the United
states during the invasion Of 1868, known
SIS the Morgan Raid" Their authority
did not cover any claims for damages to
private property, but only the legitimate
expenditures for putting on foot and sCs-
tanning in the field the State troops.
Claims for these items were laid before the
Board by the Adjutant General, amount
ing to $274, ,924 A, Of which all but SS,-
622 % were allowed, and are now await
ing the action of the U. s. Treasury De-
partment upon the report of the COmmis-
sion
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Opposite Mahoning Depot. Warren. Ohio, Enos
Austin Propriet0r. This House. the largest
in northern Ohio. east Of Cleveland, has re-
nishe5- and Is now opened as FIRST class HO-
tel and offers inducements second TO no other
in Warren. tJolf H. 1921.
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The balance in the Treasury on the
18th of November, 1866, was 81, ,02l ,26l, :
So; the receipts during the last fiscal
year were S5,l55, ,703;45; making the
total amount of funds in the Treasury
during the year. Sc. II6. .955,l ,l3.
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WIT. sPEAK

Attorney at Law, has returned to Warren and
resumed practice. Office in his former rooms
over Iddings & Morgan's Store. on Market ST
July 5. lSe6-ly.
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J. EAUERoT. THAD. AoKLET.
re VAUTROT 4 ACKLEY.
Successors toJ. Vautrot 4 Co.. Dealersin W Watch
es. JeWelry and Diamonds. Market Street
Karren. Ohio. LAaIch y 90
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T0taI 0uL.iaaainE nIltary elaia.

Total outstandins military claims
against the United 100 $40 q
Of these, it IS reasonable to expect that
$500, 900 will be paid during your session,
and the remainder will be pressed as rap
idly as possible by the officers having
them in charge.
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fR ALL PERSONS DE-
fiFSS5 sirOUs Of bringing their friends
aEzsEzssiszS1l1 out TO America from any part of
England, Scotland. Ireland or the continent Of
Europe. can buy Of us through Tickets. direct to
Warren. Ohio. or to any other part Of the Uni
ted states. also return tickets. We are pre-
pared TO book passengers by either Of these
hnes.to-wit: INNAN STEAMERS. which carry the
mail; NATIoEAL or BLACK STAR STEAMERS; An
cHOR LINE Of Steamers; also the HAMBURG STEA-
Sailing Packets. We also sell Drafts, or Money
Orders, on all parts Of Europe in any amount
derired,
Having been engaged IN the business for
many years We have unusual facilities for pro-
noting the interests Of our customers. All Or
ders By mail attended 10.
7. j. Milan & SON. Bankers,
Nov. q. ls57-6m lz1 Warren. ohio.
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: 4 frSsc prcE - nR0THER

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FOREIGN and
Domestic Dry Goods. Silk and Straw Bonne1s
Trim nings, Varieties. &c., At the sign Of the
Warren. Ohio
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Msuufaetura rs Of Stoves, PloEs. Castings. Tin
ware stove Furniture, Stove Pipe, &c. No.
5, Market street, Warren. o.
April2e. SO.
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HALL
A LYMAN,

DENTIST. ONCE over the new Millinery Store
of M. o. Messer, between Iddings 4 Morgan s
and Stiles & Sons Store, Market Street, ar
ren. Ohio. Entrance at the CHRJNIcLE 0fhee
stairs. May s, 1s57-t
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BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES.

This topic, amongst others, has been
carefully examined by the Board of
State Charities and their report will be
found to contain a lucid and interest
ing discussion. of it. l think their con
clusions are sound. and that they will
make a proper and safe basis for legis-
iation. This Board has, besides, made
careful examination of the condition OF
our county jails and infrmaries, and
the facts disclosed are startling evidence
how easily abuses grow up in the most
enlightened communities, where there
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yEO. EUTcHIEs. E.E- RLTLFF- :. C. EUTCEINs.
HUTCHINs, RATLIFF + HUTCHINS.
Atterneys, viii attend to any business intrIsted
to themin TINS and adjoining counties, and
give particular attention TO applications In
the y. S. Court at Cleveland, for the beneht
Hunts Banking House, on Market Street,
Warren, Ohio. March q, 1851.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

The disbursements during the year
have been S., ,49s, ,954,S4, which amount
has been paid out from the several
funds in the sums following, viz:
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STENCIL PLATES

Out, FOR MARKING BAGS
" Boxes, Barrels. dc. Small name plates for
marking Linnen. Also Stencil tools ana stock
for sale at TYLER'S Gun Shop, Liberty Street,
Warren. o. ldee. is. '67-tf
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,. :: ITTIrIaS; TGTGHINss oUIppHS. D s "
HcLAN WARD

Attorneys at Law, ONCE over Smith & MeCombs
Store, corner Of Main and Market Streets
Warren. Ohio. kAprn q. lS67-tt.
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.R HOLLAND'S NEW ROOK,

IL Katrina. is the very finest of his works. n
fresh supply just reed. also. Nose Of the Guar
diaL Angel by Holmes, as well as the Chang
Cd Cross," !" and The Mind and Words Of Jesus, %
and many ether good and new books. at
ADAMS BOOK STORE,
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DIR, r. MYER,

Late of Farmington. tenders his professional
services to the people Of Warren and vicinity,
Once for thepresent ct residence, corner Of
uigh Chestnut st.
Nov u 1967-1va
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M.C.ADW. WOODWORTH,

hysicians and Surgeons. Office over E. q. Ali-
sons Drug Store, Main Street. Warren. Ohio.
Once hours from 8 70 9, z. N. and from 70
p. N NreD u. 4ooi.
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SCARLET'S COAL DEPOT

THE BEST GOAL IN THIS
=. marketsupplied to order. az retail or whole
eale. at lowest market prices. Call at the Ma
honing Depot. GHUhGE 6CARIET.