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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22
News.

The editor of the gainesville Telegraph
is doing quite a business in the egg trade,
having been supplied with a number Of
large ones lately-the last q Dominic hens
egg measuring x by 81 inches. Some
egg that.
Burglars broke into the Erie & Pitts
burg Depot at Sharon, last Friday morn
ing, by means of forcing open a window
and breaking down a door. The safe wa
tried but could not be blown open with
powder, and the thieves left the lock in
such a condition that 1t could not be opened.
Nobody detected.
The store of Archibald Newell, in
Mahoningtown, Pa, was entered on last
Saturday night, and about three hundred
dollars worth of property taken. Three
men who had been loahng around the
town for some days were evidently the
thieves, as the old clothing left in exchange
for new was recognized as belonging to
them. At last accounts no traces had been
found of the thieves.
I'm abiding to the fruit prospects in
that section, the Palnesville Telegraph
says the prospect was never more Aattering.
The cold weather is specially favorable, as
it keeps back the buds. Tie late warm
davs va-a NOT spfic;anf "a -cbanoa h
condition of buds so as to expose them to
danger from the recent hard freeze. The
unusual cold OF the present, renders more
probable continuous warm weather when
it does come. Peaches and grapes are all
right up 70 this time, and as this is the
year for toe jul apple crop, the prospect
for a full supply Of all kinds of fruit is
most encouraging.
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Donation visit at Girard.

On the afternoon and evening of the
10th inst, the friends of Rev. J. q. Vance
and family met at the parsonage in Girard,
and after spending several hoars very
pleasantly together, they dispersed, leay-
ing as a substantial token of their regards
the amo1nt of S145, to which should be
added other exhibitions of kindness during
the year, amounting in all to the pleasant
sum Of S2eS 90.
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Affemnt at burglary.

An attempt was made By some Of the
thieving persuasion, last Wednesday night,
to enter the hardware store Of Messrs.
Packard, Cook & Co, on Market Street,
but the effort was unsuccessful. They
succeeded in forcing open an iron shutter
at the rear end OF the building, and tried
to foreeup the window. For some reason,
probably best known to themselves, they
left the premises at this stage of the game.
The suppOsitiOn is that the object of the
scoundrels was to plumber the Express
Office that is kept in this establishments
the hope of finding money packages. We
hope to see some one give these gentlemen
a fitting reception yet, when they are out
calling so late.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22

Mr.. Brooks having spent the winter in New
York City. perfecting himselfi in the art ofdraw-
ing and painting. is now at homo and may be
found at the Old Stand ready TO receive orders
for Photographs from Life or Copies from old
Pictures, finished either in Oil, India Ink or
later Colors. Our patrons all agree that his
work has been eminently satisfactory, having
pleased both as to gEdkity Of work. preservation
fore the public we gOald further say that we
start out afresh With the Spring. determined 10
excel in our branch Of Art. md satisfaction
guaranteed 10 all ShO may favor US with their
patronage. Don't forget the place.
BROOKS L POTTER,
East Side Main 81.
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Accident at NiIeS--- House
Blown Down.

During the furious wind storm that pass
ed over this section Of country last We'd
nesday, the house of Mr.. Oliver Kyle, in
the northeast part of the village of Niles
was destroyed. The building was a new
one and only partially enclosed. A man
BY the name of Ballard, employed in the
building at the time, doing carpenter
work, was unable TO escape, so sudden was
the crash, and came near losing his life
He was badly bruised by the debris Of the
falling building, and lay iRsensble for
two hours, and for a time it was
thought he was fatally injured. The
building sustained damages to the amount
of four or five hundred dollars.
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From O~rangeviIIe.
oRANeEy1L1E. April IS. IS

ORANGEYILLE, April Is, 1868.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE-Our village the past
week has been wrapped in deepest sorrow
by the very sudden death Of Mrs. George
Cane. On the evening Of the 18th inst,
she was in the bloom OF health and happy
as the happiest, enjoying life; but how
uncertain is this life. In less than on e
short day she was wrapped in the cold en-
brace of silent death On the evening of
the 18th inst, while she was preparing to
fill a lamp with oil, from an oil can, The
gas which had generated in the can ignited
there being a candle nesr byl, causing an
explosion, scattering the oil which was in
the can over her clothing, and envel.
oping her instantly In one sheet of aamc,
which all human aid could not rescue her
in time to save her life, though help was
instantly at hand, and every possible effort
made TO do so. 1t was one of the most
agonizing, heart-rending scenes that NOR
tai eyes ever beheld, and I earnestly hope
we may not be called to witness the like
again.
The oil used was DR.. Burrows celebrated
non-expiosive mineral oil, manufactured
in Cleveland; and had not the non explo-
sIve qualities of the oil been so highly
recommended I doubt if the accident
would have occurred; but being so highly
recommended by those who ought to be
good judges, in the city of Cleveland, as
being perfectly secure against explosion
from any cause, it led persons using it to
be more or less careless, and unfortunately
for Mrs. Cane, to lose her life.
By her death our village has lost one of
its most amiable women. Though young,
she had, by her n~eve--faIling kindness
and her Christian charity, won to herself
hosts of friends Her patience was beyond
all human poWer-her body being parched
By the flames, almost to acinder-and suf-
fering all the agonies OF death, not a muir.
mer passed her lips; but casting her care
entirely on 'tHlm who doeth all things
WELL" she passed away in peace. As q
wife, she was ever consistent, amiable and
loving, and well deserved the name. As
q friend, she WAS constant and faithful
She left 3 kind husband TO mourn her IN
timely end. Hundreds followed her TO
her last resting place, and will long cher
ish the memory of Mira S.
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At OLO price, Hlh 4 DRUG STORE.

Prof Philo Holmes writes. Chemistry and
medicine have been made suberTient 70 all dis
cases which flesh is heir to. yet how little has
science done toward improving our personal
appearance. Recently / have Investigated q
scientific preparation which has come before
the public, but which has been in use many
years. called Halls Vegetable Hair Remover:
II cures all diseases Of the scalp, and allays all
that heat and irritation. and furnishes a nutri-
tive principle By which the hair Is noHrlshSd
and supported. ard by its remedial virtues,
il causes the hair 70 grow where 1t has fallen
out. and restores It to its natural color when
gray. The old n appearance are made young
araiu. ~" ..L.. -
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We have been privileged to examine the
ANERIcAS ORGANS, manufactured in Boston.
Mass. BY S. D.. 4 II. W. S NTH. For Parlor or
Church music aud as an accompaniment 10 sing
ing, for an instrument of its size. We have never
heard anything more rich or grand. We are
not surprised tOlearn that the manufaeturersfnd
IL difficult to supply the the demand for the in
struments. The church demand alone would
be a match for the enterprise and skill Of this
large establishment. No CONGREGATION Is excu-
sable for having poor music. when il is so easy
to improve it al so little cost. by the purchase
Of one o fthese organs. As an addition to the
parlOr. they rank hardly second 10 the piano.
Therei is q rich fullness in their tone, a variety
and power in expression that is an Invaluable
addition 10 home singing.-EransuiMs (IndD
Journal April %. ls7s.-2E
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICE WEsTERg RESERVE CHRONICLE.
s HARBES. o.. April p 1855.
Gold. 1S5
Silver. large, l2s
FiTe-TEenties. 1852. 100.
1854. IG.
1856. 1864.
1867, 1851.
S~even-Thirties, I'D and Sd seriesl I05lf.
PR0VISIONS-Active.
POULTRY-none in market
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANs-White $500 to $3.50 per bushsl.
WHEAT-White. $500; Ambsr. S26O. Spring
Mol $3.50.
FLOUR-Sl2W to sI5.O.
FLAX SEED-S2.SO , bu. Flax Seed Oil. Sl,S
? gal. Flax Straw S. to S. per ton.
oATS-0ats Tc
CORN-Cofn 10.
APPLES-I.Oa bushel.
DRIED APPLES-ee.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter S0GS5e.
CHEESE-Wes tern Reserve I29I4e
EGGS-I5c.
HoNEY-22925 per pound.
LARD-COuntry rendered. 1911.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-9O9Sl.o
TEAS-S1.00 to 1,so per chest.
c0FFEE-229H per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
DRESSED H0GS-lOa12He.
TURNIPS-6Oc,
oNIONS-1.5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22

The wonderful growth and prosperity Of the
HONE FIRE INSURANCE CoNPANT1 Of New
York, has induced parties in the different sec
tons Of the country, to start Insurance. Comma
mics with the name Of Home" in order 10 OBJ
tain business from the noble prestige and hon
estly earned reputation OF the HONE " Of New
York. Many of the totterlng namesakes Of the
HONE" Of New York, died early; some strur-
gled along for one. two, or three years. and some
q little longer. They ran q brief career on
the reDectability Of their name, became dis
couraged, faintish and shaky. and closed their
brief existence. These little totterinr. infantils
Homes" went home early. MANY OF them
were frauds from the start. others were weak.
having spisnded subscribed capitals and but little,
perhaps no actual y aid up cash caDital-
Read the last official insurance reports, for
January. 1865. made to the Lesislature of New
York, Massachusetts, and Ohio. and Won will
learn this impOrtantfaet to every person having
property to insure, that Of the great multitude
Of namesakes Of the HONE Of New York. now
doing business in the United States. not one of
them has an actual paid up cash capital unim-
paired. That is. the HONE OF New YORK is the
only Fire Insurance Company. of that name,
now doing business in the United States, that
has one dollar or one cent Of surplus over liza
bilities, re insurance and capital.
The HONE OF NEW YORK., with its paid up
capital Of Two Million Dollars, and assets Of
SS.62S.S96 IS and a large net surplus over liza
bilities. re insurance and c%anital, offers 10 per
sons desiring reliable insurance, superior in
ducements.
For a policy in the ''HoNE" OF NEv YoRK.
call on WHITTLESEY ADAMS, their oafv
Agent at Warren. [April Oft.
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied by a respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22

The second InstaIlment Of taxes for the year
1867 will be due on aud after Monday May lIth
lat which time the Treasurers office will be oDen)
aud must be paid on or before June 10Th, 1868,
Taxes remaining unpaid after the 10Th of Jun e
are subject to a penalty Of i've per cent; and If
delinq uent on the final return 10 the County
Auditor. are subject 70 a penalty Of tW enty per
cent. EDWARD HAYES,
County Treasurer.
Warren, Apr. p. Is6s-3W
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10 Triumphe!

After twenty years experience, Mrs. Pot ter
declares pom honor that she never. no new
er, had so large, rich and varied astock Of Goods
as now, embracing BOnnets and Trimmings. of
bewildering richness and variety. Over a dozen
styles Of Has, at once tasty aud pictur esque, to
all Of which she calls the special attention of
the trade 20 whom she can offer especial induce
ments in whoiesaleing. Having doubled her
force Of assistance, she is enabled to do the work
eonhded to her with speed, neatness and taste.
April p. lS5s'Iw MRS. POTTER & Co.
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New York Cattle Market.

" f. NEW YoRx. April 20.
Receipts 5,4Se besves; 1887 sheep and lambs;
1894 swine. @,
BEEfESrThs demand snot 50 brisk as usu-
al owing to the Indictment weather, and the
markell Is weak in common, which in some cas-
quality Of rattle fair. "
Sales Of extra l9<8l94 prime lI5z9lec IN
ferior to ordinary l454GI7c.
SHEEP d LA&BS-Ruled heavy during the
week past and have fallen of aboutlc To-day
the supply was quite large; demand light and
chiefly for prime, which was scarce; the oher-
lngs being mainly Of common. Sales Of wool
latter OUTSIDE prices. Market closed heavy at
the quotations.
HOGS Fair demand and frmer. Sales Of
light to common at SS,5O99.2I&; fair to good
AZ Sa,5OGl0.eO; heavy corn fed az Sl0.&SlU.5Q,
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Applications for Bounty
Claims.
PAYNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
EasRTNGTnN- ID C March y

PAYMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
HAsEINGToS. d. C., March &.)
Ii is entirely impracticable for this
Office to reply to the immense number
of inquiries FROM claimants, or their
friends, and attorney, as to the cond;-
ton or cause Of delay in the adjustment
of their bounty claims, without serious
interruption TO the public business,
especially in thevery matter of settling
these particular claims. This printed
circular is the only response that can
be given.
All the bounty claims now on file are
being settled as fast as the Second Audi
tor Of the Treasury can furnish, from
the muster rolls now deposited in this
Office, the evidence necessary to deter
mine the validity of each claim. This
information has been applied for, and
the Auditor is now furnishing respon-
ses to our inquiries at the rate Of 20, 900
per month. At this rate it is expected
that the whole number of claims filed
or likely to be filed, will be acted on
and finally settled in the next nine
months.
When a claim is allowed, the check
is drawn TO the order of the claimant, and
sent, with his dischsrgs, to his attorney
or to himself, where no attorney has
been appointed, and is payable only
upon endorsement By claimant unless the
latter shall. by q power Of attorney ex-
ecuted subsequent to the date of the
check, authorize his attorney to act for
him. If any check is paid on improper
endorsement, the Assistant Treasurer
ofthe United States at New York city
on whom all checks for additional
bounty are drawn, is the responsible
party to whom the payee, in such case,
must look for payment. 1t will thus
be seen that the soldier cannot be de-
frauded unless, by his own act, he
places himself IN the power of his
attorney. B. W. BRIcE,
Paymaster General.
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Aprnl5. Is.


IL 10y 4 Nelson hereby Rivs notice. that
the C0-partnership heretofore existing between
them is this day dissolved By mutual consent.
The unsettled business Of the firm will be settled
On failure TO comply with the above notice,
parties may expect 10 End their notes and ac-
counts placed il the hands Of proper persons in
the several towns for adjustment. DR.. Nelson
will continue the practice Of medicine at the
old stand, where he may be found at all times,
unless professionally engaged. Market Street,
Warren. Ohio. JOHN 10y.
april IS, lS5S-3tf J.R. NELSON.
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To Rent!

first class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of Style, with all the modern improvements,
for Dry Goods or general Merchandise, Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location for
business. Enquire Of
April22-tf ANDERSON / RUPP.
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Leather Market.
coBEECEED vEEKLY 81 d
M'GAIN % WARD,
Alta. NJ cOnnslls old Stand. Mainst Warren
New Advertisements.
SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISER.
No, III Market St, Warren, O

TT is ORDERED THAT THE
l. following accounts Of Execute r. Admins
in the Probate Court Of Trumbuu County,, be
advertised four consecutive weeks. accordinRto
law, and that they remaino on file for inspection
and exceptions until May Is. 1855 when they vii
be examined and ordered to record ifn exeep-
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Amher Wheat Flour.

Ifyou w~antpure amber wheat hour.s good ar
tieIe. INQUIRE for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at NJ 4 G Baeons, n A
Patmors, J W Brown 4 Cesor at the Mill, orders
Hii' CAMP RANDALL.
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NoTTCE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

UIIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN Of the inten ton Of the Council Of the In
corporate Village Of Warren. to construct a
local sewer in District Mol. As follows: To
commence and ~intersect With eastern Terminus
Of Main Sewer on Hign Street. and 70 extend
AL persons intersstsdare hereby notified that
an ordiAanee for construction of sewer as above
described. Is now pending before the Council.
and that all persons having objections to the
construction Of such sever are hereby required
70 hle their objections with the Recorder ofthe
VILLAGE within six weeks from the first publica-
ton OF this notice, or be forever barred from
cling any claim or recovering any damages
therefor, By order Of Council,
Anil IL 1855
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22

Another car load Of the celebrated York State
Buck Wheatjust re~eeived-n6ne better m the
zen snd Attic Mill. Asktor Camp kRandslls.
Werrauted as represented. or money refunded.
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CounfrY NIerchanfsl

Come in and overlook the stock at No. 5 Mar
ket Street. It must be sold. The goods are
fresh and in prime order. Notions. Drugs. Gro
Starch, Birthstone. Salt Petre, Oils, &c., at
HARMONiS DRUG STORE,
Apr Is Nos Market 81. Warren, o.
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red. a good article Of -four, for So 2 Dbl.
Try n. Sold at VI 4 G Baeon's. Ma atmor D
" Brown 1 Co.. Orat
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Everybody says so. and it must be so. but with
all the blow about talk being cheap. we have
never heard of any discount being made on
fact. and the facts we are about to offer are
these: We will pay One Hundred Dollars N
Green5acks to any person bringing Us any kind
Of a Photographic production, to which we are
equal. in point Of ATtiStie Skill and Merit ~
Apis RICECArtist.
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One thousand men. women and. children. with
on regard to nation or cline, 70 apply at once
TO II. RICE, two doors south of the Post Office.
Warren, o., and leave their orders for Boots.
Shoes. and CATERS He uses none but the beat
stock, and is sure 10 give satisfaction.
p. Repairing done as it should be.
AHrill5 ls6S-2t
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Carnets! Carpets! Carpets !

The best steel Plows in market at D. Il. BES-
SETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May l, lS67-n
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Baskets!

The most complete stock Of Ladies Travelling
Baskets, Mats, Knife Baskets. &c. ever brought
into this section for sale. at prices 10 suit the
money matters Of the times, at
CLARK'S NOTION STORE.
No. : Main St., Sign of the Eagle.
April 22-1t
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House s Lot for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his House 4 Lot
on High Street, with barn connected thereto.-
Inquire on the premises, or az NA''
Fsh. 1a. 1sss-tf
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Il

Go to No. 5 Market Street. and fIl your wag-
ons at less than Cleveland prices. at
Abr Is HARM0N'S DRUG ST0RH.
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So cheap as 10 defy competition. Remember
tbatthe only piacein the for heavy all
Wool hgrdin CdrDe,s at 81 %. is at
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Call At I. a. Clarkis Notion Store. No. Z. Main
St. and see the superb stock Of Pearl Goods of
all kinds Don't forget the place. in north side
Of Kings Jewelry Store.
April Is, lS5S-2t
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New Goods!


Call and see our new Spring Stock fDry
Goods, lust opened. and prices guaranteed as
low as the lowest. HAPG0oD & BROWN,
Apr Is Mol River Block
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Persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
I bv book account or otherwise. will please call
| Al my old Livery stand. on Market street. with
IN SIT H. P. BASSErT.
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In the Drug Store Of J. Harmon, No. Mar
ket Street, Warren. Ohio, is offered q; cost. at
wholesale. and must be closed out Within thir-
ty days. Apr Is
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Those wishing pure Vhits wheat -four. can be
accommodated BY leaving their orders at Camp
& Randall's Mil. near A. ( G. W. Depot, War
rem. Ohio.
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PhnadeIphIa Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.
-CATTLE-Yery dull AID unchanged Held at
l0EGlHzc for extra western Steers fair 70 COED
9alu1 eymmOn 10 6as1sc gross weight.
SHEEP-LoWer. Saies at safe Tor clippeds
7lSte5sc gross Ter wool.
HUus-Duli. sales at sl250aI5. 60 nett.
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Ruck Wheat Flour.

And all kinds ofFeed, II Camp a RandaHs
Njn Parties vaaunE OaSin large quantities,
vii do well 10 see rs before buyinE elssThers.
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once forRs

ONCE for Rent. 1DEaTt
The Office now occupied by Taylor & Jones.
near the National Hotel. east Of the Public
Square, is for rent. Possession giyen on or
before May LIST, 1855. Enquire Of
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Good Board Fence
PIows. PIoWs. PIoWs,

See advertisement Csstsrllneis Portable Farm
Fence in another column Of this paper
Feb. u. 1S6S-tf
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Comes the universal voice Of praise for Bar
retts Hair Restorative" None should be with
Quit and few are. Buy of
hoYT, STRATToN & HAPG0OD
April -. 1s5s..1E.
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Empire Mills
Oats. Corn,

Y. common article at 50 2 bbl; at Camp 1
RanisiPS Warranted 70 raise well and make
good sweet bread.
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The north half Of Fuller q Paeksrd,s brick
Gun Shop and Store Enquire on the premises.
FEB. l9.1S6S-f
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30 Gases
~ Se-6C1
Millinery Goods at
April 15-'6S MRS. MESSER'S.

SI,75 Tobacco,
VIII be sold at 81 Is per d, and other grades
down to 50 cts. Must and will be closed out.
HARM0N'S DRUG STORE,
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Florence Mills
Xxx SprinS. a 6le article at Sll 3 bhl, a.
CAMP sRANDALL'S MILL,
The Best Sewing Machines

Are the Howe and Florence. sold By Mrs. E.
S. Adair. FIRST door south Of the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, o. Jan. ], 1873,
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sewer Pine,

barley Z Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe COmuany. Villkeep on hand AZ all times
all sizes OF Pipe, which they Kill furnish al
manufactures prices.
Warren, April Ism
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Local Notices.
NOtIce Dol TaX PaYers


Local Notices Is ceais per Line frs. insertion
ten cent? per line each subsequsnf insertioa,