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For the Chronicles.
ShavIhgs about shaving.
BY DR.. POSSIBLE.

BY DIR. POSSIBLE.
The Washington correspondent of the
Methodist Home Journal, says: In the
pulpit of Foundry Church last night,
where was held the meeting to welcome
home the returned delegates from the Y.
NJ. G. Convention at Detroit, AMI to hear
their reports, was one minister with clean
shaven face, nomoustache, no imperial,n nc
whIskers "a sight truly refreshing to be.
hold in these days of almost universal
hairiness. A white neck tie also harmon
lied with his other fine ministerial appear
aece. and, though he took but little part
in the services, his appearance was not
without its influence on the audience
To which the Springfield Republican, mi
nus its usual good sense, replies: Indeed !
and would not the influence have been
still more decided if the minister bad shs-
ven his hair from every part of his head
where his Creator placed it? Will the
world meyer outgrow the absurd notion
that the mutilation of a body and soul is
pleasing to Him who made them, and
pronounced them good?
Oh Republican, just under Uncle Sans
gun mandatory, what a fatal shotl Yes,
yes, let the nails grow; and wear shoes
long enough to accommodate those on the
feet, and gloves those on the fingers, else
your argument loiters and fingers. And
ditto the hair. Take caro- lest you fight
against the Gods with your shears. No
hair to spare, Oh mani only wear your
hair. And I guess it would be d~Isrespect-
full to your Maker to tie it up, let it float,
and swing I! 'long may it wave DER the
land of the free, and the home of the
brave" Why not? Long beard, and
long nails, and mind going, and growing,
Just where it f~ancies, and no curling, and
cutting of anything lest we sin. Oh, yes
1 see, it is as true now as IN Jobs day,
man is born like a wild ass colt, and his
glory consists in keeping wild. and cult
waiting the name with all his main. The
hirsuites and Jobs brutes hsveit But as
for me the temptations, of my lightning
blade overpower my principle, and the
daily shave beckons me on as with the
music of silver bells. Oh, razor Of fifteen
years friendship, and love, and service,
had 1 a muse-tipped penI would celebrate
thy glowing fash, and thy glorious feel Of
liquid steel in numbers worthy of Para
disc Lost, and Paradise Regained. There
are two systems of doctrine, and practice.
The first is represented by the farmer who
refused TO NEEDLE with the bugs deVour-
ing his potatoes, affirming that Provi-
dence had made them for some good pur-
pose, and be would not harm them, nor
with that purpose interfere. Let them
grow said he. The second seems to have
moved the old Quaker. People began to
the making of the Erie Canal.
Taking stock was discussed in a meeting
Friend Hicks said, nay, when God crea-
ed the world If he had wished canals he
would have made them. To whom a
friend. rising leisurly. replied
with intoning voice, and measure, and
Jacob digsed a ~well-which was well said,
not only for the canal, and Jacob and his
we'll, but for DR.. Possible, and his razor,
and his enchanting shaves, as well.
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Johnson Grant club.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-Pursuant to a
cali from the County Union Central
Committee for the organization Of a
Grant Clubs meeting was called on the
eve of the 22nd ult. when the following
officers were elected: R. A. Bartlett,
chosen President /; D. d. Hart and H.
d. Holcomb, Vice Presidents John N.
Beebee. Secretary ; J. S. Weir. Treasu-
Ter ; Nathan Beebes, George Elder and
j. Beatty, executive committee. Also
a committee of one for each school
district, TO thoroughly canvas the
Township. No more business before
the Club. Adjournment TO Tuesday
Evening, August 25. A report will be
forwarded to the Central Committee
soon. With the help Of 3 speaker or
two, we hope to have a good report to
make. B. II. j.
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MARRIAGES.


At the residence of Mr.. Chauncy Sheldon. in
Fowler. Aug. 6, by VIM. C~rastley, j. P. Mr..
CHARLES ). CALDWELL, and Miss MAR
TIA SHELDON,
August 20. at Eagle House, Warren, BY Rev.
George Pierce, Mr.. DAVID JAMES, and
Miss y0HANNAH PAINTER, both ofMiner-
al Ridge.
In Greene, on the 18th inst, by E. Wakehe ED,
Mr. ALFRED LAMPHIEK and Miss EN-
MA NORTON.
fed. Ar. ARTHUR z. FENTON. and Miss
JUSTINA C. CHAFFEE.
Aug. %. at Eagle House. Warren, BE- Rev. Geo.
Pierce, Mr.. JACOB WHITE. and Miss SA-
KAN JANE PARKER. both of Mineral
Ridge.
In Pennington, on Tuesday evening, AuEust
20. 1858. AZ the residence Of the brides brother,
Lyman c. Holcott. BY Rev. hiram Bingham
OF Bindham. MT. CHARLES NEWBEkRY,
ofGrsen Bay. Wis, to Miss ELLA ]. VOL
COTF Of farmingtca.
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North BIoomGeId Grant Club.

At q meeting of citizens held in the
Town Hall, Tuesday evening, August Is,
the proper steps were taken to organize q
Grant Club. Officers were chosen, as fol-
lows: President, F. P. Green. Vice
Presidents, G. H. Haskell and Rev. n. n
Bartlett. Secretary, A. II. Smith. Treas
urer, P. n. Haskell. Executive Commit
tee, P. n. Haskell. Charles Smith, w. S
Ackley, James C. Berry, L. Ferry, George
z. Haines. Committee on Bylaws, ?.
n. Haskell, a. II. Smith, Rev. n. n
Bartlett. The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. P. n. Haskell, who gave s good, sir
ring speech. The meeting then adjourned
to meet again August %.
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PIOws. PIOws, PIOWs.

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. e. s, ADAIR'S
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On Saturday last, about noon, Mr..
Josiah Wilson, in company with a young
er brother, started on a visit from jackson,
in a sulkey, to an other brother, in Ellis
worth. When they had proceeded a short
distance the horse suddenly stopped and
commenced kicking, throwing the young
er brother out, and smashing the sulkey.
Mr.. Josiah Wilson was thrown near the
horses heels, and was struck by them sew
eral times on the side of the head. break
ing the skull, and driving particles of it
into the brain. DR.. Woods, of Warren,
and DIR. Mckinley, of Jackson, were call
ed to render surgical aid There is Little
hope of Mr.. Wilson's recovery.
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In Hartford. August Is. at the residence of his
bIOther-in-law, Mr.. Addison Rewey, of Can
car IN the Stomach. Mr.. STEPHEN D. WAT
kIhS. in the 9th year of his age.
In early life Mr.. Watkins was a successful
school teacher IN Hartford. and a jealous chris
tiaH and member of Christ's Church. He re.
moved 70 Wisconsin, where he spent the last p
years Of his life. Failing in health be started for
Ohio on the 9Th of july. when his strength fail
ed at Cleveland. His friends hearing of his con-
clifton, brought him to Hartford. and at II NJ.
OF the 18th inst he fell asleep in death without
q struggle or q grosn. lie ls6Yes ? wife in Lam
easter. Grant Co., Wisconsin. Wisconsin papers
please COPY.
In Lordstown, on the I'd of July last, DANIEL
L. kIsEAk, aged 50 years,
At Fremont. Nebraska. on the morning of
Thursday, Aug. 18th. Of scarlet fever, LUCI-
Us PERCIYAL. aged l year and 8 months,
Corneli3 Harmon.
Zone baby less on sarth,
One angel more in Heaven"
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DR. Mudd

The friends of DR.. Mudd, one Of the
conspirators, are making a vigorous
effort in Maryland to bring influence
enough to bear upon Mr.. johnson 20
secure a pardon. A paper containing
the request speaks of DR.. Mudd as a
highly respected member of the med
ical profession of Maryland, who has
been confined on the barren and un-
healthy island known as the Dry
Tortugas for a period of nearly three
years, for alleged but improved COM
plicity in the assassination of President
Lincoln.
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The Homestead and Loan As
> SOcfaIiOH.

Will meet on Monday, evening August
8lst, at their rooms. A full attendance Is
requested, OF all its members and all
others who wish 10 take stock. The As
ISOLATION is prospering. We have no in
stitution among us which enables q man
with small means to both make and save
money. ANY one who can spare five dol
lars or more per month should take stock.
JOHN N. STULL.
President OF the Association.
August 25, 1868.
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The Best seWing Machines
For Sale Low.

Are the Howe and Florence. sold By Mrs. Z
Main Street, Warren, o. Jan. l, 1865.
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Rutter and Cheese markets.

New York, Aug. 24-Butter firm sales at SIC
SIC for Ohio : 36945c for State. Cheese quiet,
sales at l49l7Zc.
Cincinnati. aug. A-Butter dull: sales of
fresh at 30S35c- Cheese--best qualities in good
demand. and prices rule higher on Western
Reserve cheese which is scarce. Factory hne at
l6149l7c; medium do l39l4e.
PIttsburg. Aug. 22-butter. choice Is scarce
and firm al IS Soc. Cheese--The late advance
in New York causes holders to be firm. West
ern Reserve quoted at l6Il7 cents.
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Inierior-Lis6f and thin cows Z steers 20G9575
y. Y. CallIe market.
AUGUST "a.

Receipts 1858 beeves; 40, 965 sheep and
lambs; Is. 729 swine.
BEEVES- Market slow but prices
without material change on the week.
Sales of extra at l64@l63e; prime 15@
l63c; fair to good at l4@l54e; ordinary
at l24@l4c; inferior at l09IOIc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-In large sup
ply and very dull and heavy, except for
picked lots, which are q tribe higher.
Common to fair sheep 34@5e; good to
prime at 5@6c; extra at 6@7e. Lambs
at 7@l0e.
HOGS-FaiIly active. Sales of prime
heavy corn fed at $40, 60; medium
at SIC, common at S9,OO(1lO,-
co. dressed at l22@lac.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
CH1cAao. Ausust %. 1858

BEEF CATTLE-The only peroeptible i'm
provement in the market to day was a slight
increase demand for butchers stock. on local
account. The excitement oeeasiOned b. the
rayages Of the cattle plague" is rapidly subsi-
ding. Indeed. so far as the Union Stock Yards
are concerned il has almost wholly disappear
ed. and should no new cases be developed there,
trade will soon work back into its old channels.
The receipts to-day were remarkably light,
which was a very favorable eireumstanee, for
such is the dull and dropping condition OF the
markets below. that with large arrivals il would
have been extremely difficult to sustain even
the present low prices. Beet Cattle had no es-
tAblished price 70 day. HOldars were anxious
to realize. and generally were willing to accept
any offer. Hence the following quotations
must be considered nominal;
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Kfnsmnn Grant Club.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE.-The following
is the organization of the Grant Club,
of Kiusman, O.:
President, DR.. A. Jones.
Vice Pres'ts, r. K. Hulse and S. c.
Niece.
Secretary, Geo. Baldwin.
Treasurer, Charles Fitch.
Executive Committee. Peter Lossee,
W. Cheney, j. II. Baldwin, J.. ].
Christy. J. S. Allen, Lyman Root, and
S. C. Nice. Meetings every Saturday
eve GEO. BALDWIN,
Secretary.
Kinsman, o., Aug oath 1868.
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Meeting at west FarmIugtOn

Gen. ]. A. Garfield will address the
people at the grove, st West Pennington,
Thursday, Sept. 10, at 10, A. NJ. The
meeting will be held under the auspices of
the Grand Army OF the Republic and the
Grant Club. Good Martial and Brass
Band Music will enliven the exercises.
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No NOTICE will be taken-of commu-
nicatlons not accompanied by a respon-
sible name. The name viii be consld-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty Of good
faith. No communications returned
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what can be done with your
Old Pictures!

1t seems hardly possible to an outsider. that
those old faded. spotted Dagusrreotypes and
Ambrotypes, can be copied and finished in ink
and made to look as well as those taken from
life. but nevertheless such is the fact. and RICE.
at the New England Gallery. Warren, o.. is the
man who is doing this kind of work.
In addition to the above. be wishes it distinct
" understood that be does not pretend to be a
coioTtst. but every picture of the aboYs kind is
copied by himself. and placed in tbemost skHfal
hands for finishing. and this will account for the
decided superiority Of bis copied work over
any other made in this section of the country.
Aug. l9-tf k~ICE-Artist.
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Lard OIL
Go TO Pew g. Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars.
,July l. lS6S-tf
L1ghInInR

LASntuAA
Dwelling IS and harms struck by lightning g. dam
age to buildings from lightning, whether fire
ensues or not live stock killed by lightning.
whether in barns or at large on the farm. are
paid for BY the GieHs Falls Insurance Conp'V.es-
tablished in May 1853. Cash capital and sur
plus ever $4,000. Its rates are low-loWer
than other companies Of like responsibility
This is the Company Tor Farmers Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
July l. lS65-t
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The new register of New York, Gen.
Jones, in q published letter, intimates
that he will bestoW nearly if not all
the offices at his disposal upon mem
bers of the Republican party. 1t has
been stated he intended to make no
changes.
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OF Boots. Shoes. Dry Goods. Clothing, Hosiery
Cutlery. hou0ns. and white colOred spreads OF
ey cry description. will be sold at auction, in
an Gorder's Block. Market street, Warren.
continuing day and evening. until the whole
stock Is elOsed out Sale peremptory and with
out reserve, CHARLES HOWARD, Auet.
August %, 1S5S-lt.
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For Rent.

The best steel Plows in mart ct at D II. Ben
YRTT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May /, l867-f
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For Rent.
Large Front Room over Reed d Adam s Clo-
thing Store. Enquire of
April l5-tf REED ADAMS.
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Cement
Times nave Changed!

So have people. and every day brings some
new proof that we all are indeed claiming,
moving on to the great untried future. but this
does not change or do away with the fact that
we must have. tchie here. Boots and Shoes TO
wear. ana me pest way 70 &c. tnem IS 70 go
doors south of the Post Office. Warren, o., and
leave your measures. He will also do your re-
pairing. dive him q call.
August lg:;tf
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Book Binding.

By now looking up your Peterson's Mazazines.
Godey's Lady's Books, Ladies' Repositories.
Medical md Religious Journals; your old
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Hymn Books,
Sc, you can have them bound in any style, at
the very lowest prices. Mr.. Z. A. BALDWIN
who is our Agent at Warren o.. will receive
them at the store of J. B. Dunlap on Market St..
or at his residence North Side Public Square.
and charge nothing extra for sending and re-
turning them.
No Que is authorized to solicit for US unless
furnished with q certificate from US.
J. FEATHERSTUNE q co.
JuIv / Ig6s-tf
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For Sale Low.
One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Open buggy,
One Road Wagon. Light. "
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
NJ l3-tf &. II. BAREUG
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New Pension Law!

Gives the pension from the date Of the SOL
diers discharge or death. If the claim has been
OF shall be fled within tre pears after Fueh date.
For further information apply to or address.
MILO B. STEVENS,
Il Case Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
August 19. is6S-2t
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Fashion!

Pearl Sleeve Buttons are now the rage. also
Pearl Sacque, Dress and Vest Buttons. when
YOU want TO look at them be shure and go to
CLARK'S. for be has the Ter Eest assortment at
the lowest prices in the county,
Sign of the Eagle. Main St.
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Local Notices.
Im mense stock.

-,.',nr.".'S.snTa."
Local Notices Is cents per Line fret Insertion
ten cents per line each subsequent iHser fi0H,
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Meeting at BraceVtIIe.

E. B. Taylor, Esq. will address the Re-
publicans at BraceYille. on next Saturday
evening. Turn out and hear a good
speech.
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Mr.. Henry B. Stanwood a member Of
the jewelry firm of Shreve, Stanwood &
Co, Of Boston, died in that city on the
llth inst, after 9 lingering illness. He
WAS = gentleman of great integrity and
intelligence, and noted in business circles
for his energy and enterprise,
DR.. John A. Lidell, a prominent ply
stefan, and army surgeon during the war,
has my s~teriously disappeared from New
York. He has not been heard OF for six
weeks, and fears are entertained that he
has been murdered.
DR.. Alpheus D. Crosby, takes the chair
Of surgery in Dartmouth College, vacated
by his father, DR.. DIxi Crosby, who in
his thirty years connection with the in
stilution has been absent from his post on
only one occasion. The old d ictOr will
still lecture on obstetrics and have general
suPerintendence of the school.
Mary Queen of Scots, when very young
delivered an Grafton in Latin, before the
French Court, TO prove that there was
nothing unfeminine in the pursuit Of let
tiers. Queen Elizabeth daily read Greek,
and was familiar also with French and
spanish, Latin and Italian. Lady Jane
Grey wrote in Greek. AL which facts
are duly mentioned in the Revolution.
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Here Is a little modern Shakespeare be-
tween two chaps who don't stand the
ghost of a chance
Blair-"Methinks 1 see the White
House"
Seymour-"Where.
! BlsIr-"In my minds eye, HOratiO."
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On account of the reduction Of prices in Swift
Eerland. King on Main Street. Is now prepared
to furnish sEiss Watches. for q less price than
before the war. There has also been another
decline in American Watches. Persons wish
ing to buy 4 good watch will find It TO their ad-
vantage TO c 81 at Kings Watch Head Quarters.
June II. 1851
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Medical,

DR.. W. S. Todd. celebrated for treating every
variety of chronic diseases with homeopathic
remedieg, EilI be at the Austin House, Warren.
o., Tuesday, Sept i, lS6S. The Dr.. has S we'll
earned reputation tor success, and We can cheer
fully recOmmend.him to the favor Of the aflict-
ed. lnyalids should certainly avail themselves
Of his specific treatment. Consultations free.
Read his circulars. Aug. 26-1W.
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As Wafer

Finds its level. So will customers find where
good work is done. this accounts for the rush at
the Art Gallery Of Brooks d Potter, who can
photograph that old man just stepping out of
time. or the little infant who has recently
stepped in, and all Intermediates try them and
be satisfied Of the fact. Rooms. east side, Main
Street. August 5-tf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE western RESERVE CHEosIcLE.
WARREN. o.. August Is. 1868.

WARREN. u August zo.looo.J
Gold, IA.
ssvsn-Thirties. ed and Sd seriss) 100. with IN
terest -
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $500 to $3.50 per bdshel.
FLOUR-S90 to $3.50.
OATS-0ats 55a5se
C0RN-Corn S1.0o.
FLAX SEED-2.3O.
DRIED APPLES-6aTe.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll SOC. cash or trade
CHEESE-Faeto orr 1Gc; Dairy 109lle
EGGS-l5c.
LARD-Couatry rendered. 1901.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-$I.4091.5O
TEAS-$1.O 90 to $50 per chest
C0FSRE-229H per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware report. Z
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~ Snsh

Call at the Furniture Store of TruesdeIl d
/ Townsend, and see the Elastic Sponge Mattresses
and PiHotcs: The best beds in the world.
June Il, lS6S-tf.
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Eugene Hair restorative.

This celebrated preparation il now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by oil Druggists at
IS cents. 1t is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Prepa ration known. Sold BY all
druggists. MAY %, lS68-8m
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion,
Ten cis. per liae each subsequent iaseFtioa.
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Why are men of great longevity like
laxative agents? Ans. Because they d.
late.
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Leather Market.

cORRECEED WEEKLY By
NI'LAIN 90 WAND,
Alta. M'ConneIls old Stand. Main st. Warren. o
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The match will be played on Mrs. Gill
bert's grounds, east Of Red Run, COM
meDcIng at 2 p. NJ.
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Why are good husbands like dough ?
Because women need them.
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Because a nose is welI-red it doen't ne ees
sarily follow that the individual be hind
is mentally so.
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The Muffin Match.

The following are the names of the re-
spective mines who are to play in this
match this wednesday, afternoon:
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Accidents win Happen.

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
is the Oldest. largest and best accident insur-
ance company in America
WHITrLEsRY ADAMS. Agent.
June II, lS6S.-tf
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Strange change.

Four 20 light window sash-sx10 glass-in
good order. will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
at this ofiee.
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Only Three Dollars.
For a Carpet Sweeper. so and get one at
TRUESpEkL TOWNSEND,
May IS. 1s5s,
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Pure Pine Tar.
At -HOYT. STBATTON & HAPGOOD'S
August 5;tf
Ia See right hand corner of this page.

az az
The attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE. in another part Of this paper.
This Valuable Medicine is recommended By
all who use it. Read the certificates,
August II. 1868.
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For Rent.

Three rooms pleasantly situated on the cor
ner ofSouth and Liberty Street. Enquire of
Aug. II, 1S63-tf JOHN UHL.
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Grape Vines

1000 Concord, Hartford, Prolific. Isabella.
CreVeling and Clinton Grspe Vines. for sale.
AMASA ?. A0YT.
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Are the Agents Of the Great United States
Tea Company. in Warrenf
.HQYT. STRArr0N + HAPG00D.
June l6-ti
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26

2Octs, 20 CTS, 20 Gus, 20 cts.
II " Z NJ II x.
Is all we ask for Pills. We have 20 kinds or
more-only % cts, per box.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26
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Chamber suits.
Of various styles. 9 good assortment at price
to suit the times at TRUESDELL 1 TOWN
SENDS May IS, 1858.