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LONG r CHOP.

of Black Tea with green favor. II has long
been the study Of Tea producers and tasters
TO procure among the many varieties i'm
~pOrted-too numerous to mention, Black Tea
nth Green FTaUOT, that would sust nearly
every taste, and become n 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, and sold at
sI,25 per y.
Oct. p. lS6S-tf
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A S A ROOFING
THE CHIEF AID

THE CHIEF ARGUMENT AID
il duced BY the friends Of Plastic Slate in
pToof OF is superiority over all inventions Of
ike character. Is the important and inennfro-
vertible fact that the two elements Of which II
is CONFUSED possess characteristics Of afinity
combined 10 no other roofing material hereto
fore or At present in use. Coal tar IS found 70
be the ViscOuS element alike Of coal and slate.
mi l. vas diseOvered-not invented-that by
The e!mhtnation ofrsr and .lsts a com position
was nbtaiued possessing the pliability and elias
neity OF the furmer. with the s'lidity and in
deEtruenbiiity Of the latter. and scientific in
veSnga1on. $ we'll as our own experience.
fgiiy establishes the fact that its exposure to
heat and eeid-Wet and dry-servss Only 70 re-
construct the two elements into their s~Iiginal
condition SOLID SLATE
Below please find testimonials from gentle
men well known in this community, as men of
e1ndor and good judgment.
WARREN. Msrch II. IssS.
This certihes that | have a Plastic slate Roef.
which wss pat on It, the fall Of lSS6. and take
pleasure in saying that it has given perfect sat
iSfacfi0n. Ii has passed two winters without
showing any effects Of frost. does not crack. and
as far Is | am able to judge. princess durabili-
". l have also used the cement IN Stopping
leaksiu my TIA roof with good success
l. J.IDnINGS.
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SAVE THE MANY PROFITS
The Empire Tea & Coffee Co.
EOS Fulton Street, New York,

HAVE appointed ]. Il. Campbell,
Main ST., Warren, Ohio, as their Agent,
ana in order to meet the wants of this com
munity, have selected the undermentioned
kinds of their Stock, which are TO be sold at
Wholesale Prices, the same as the Company
sell them in New York. We guarantee all
goods sold by Us to give entire satisfaction
L CE Il IST.
Oolong, soc, eOc,, 81, Best 10 per. n.
Young HysOn, SOC, 81, LILO, Best Us perm,
Uncolored Japan, leo, Lie, Best Is per y,
English Breakfast. Loo. LILO, Best LIS per n,
Mixed, soc, 9Oc, 100, Best l.3O per h,
Old Hyson, gOc, LOO, LILO, Best LIS per u.
Imperial, soc, 81, Lilo, Best. LIS per h,
Gunpowder. g0c, 100, Us, Best 10 per n,
English Breakfast Coffee, &c per n,
Empire lava Coffee, 3c per n,
Ground Coffee, 9c., Soc, best 3Oc, per pound.
Hotels, Saloons, Boarding-house keepers and
Families who use large quantities, can effect
n great saving by using our English Break
fast and Dinner Coffee, which We will sell at
the low price of DC per pound. 1t is par
ticularIy recommended, and sure to give per-
feet satisfaction
Special attention invited to the Empire
IT, -
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FELTON, & Bigelow. Props.
BRYANT, STRArTOy& FELTON,.

THIS institution is the pioneer Col
IL legeOf the International Bushes College
Association. whose schools are IOcafed in all
the leading eitiesof the L. S. and C~anadasand
are the most POPULAR and PRACTICAL OF the
kind on the Continent. It is centrally Ioeat-
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city. and occupies apartments, elegant, spa
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appointed, No expense having been spared to
secure the greatest convenience and comfort
TO the student. The curse of study is full
and complete. embracing all kinds Of bust
ness, ans is made aspraetieal as the business
Of the outside world, by the handling OF
money, checks, drafts, business papers gen.
orally, and the buying and selling Of the va
riOus classes of merchandise in connection
with each transaction.
The teachers are recognized as able and
efficient. every way meriting the reputation
they have won for themselves in the branch
Of Education to which they have devoted
their talents and the best years Of their lives
the majority being veterans in the service.
To its superior management, to the efieien-
cy and popularity Of its instructors, to the
t-hOrOughness OF its course of study-in short
to its unsurpassed advantages, the Union
Business College owes its present enviable
position and reputation among the business
men and Institutions Of the country.
THE
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The fOllONinE is frcm report Of Farmers Club,
Oct. II. 10 answer 20 question By +. f.. TrOWes.
nt NartsbuTgh. Pa. Am I to understand that
in the opinion OF the Farmers Club. the Plastic
slate kuohnC Is a heiter and more durable roof
than good shinslas?" Ans. b; ClGb-"Yss sir,
more durable than The best Cypress FROM the
Dismal SEaDp. which has been knOan 20 last
lCO gears hat kind Of wood can be as dura-
Bile a~sstOns? Fer surh the Plastic slate be-
comes. bsrt and ion ss The Siaje from the guar
~"
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WARREN. March u 1858

This eertifeS that in tho erection Of our dwell
ling and stores last season. We Wade choice OF
Plastic Slate I ? QUO roofing. ard have had no
esnse 20 regret IL. Should - build more his
season, rs We contemplate. should use the sane.
We souls state further in references 70 the in
qViry as to whether herain water IRON the roof
Is affected BY any tsint of coal tai, We say that
It'll sO7. We should say that our eistsrn water
Is better than from o single roof less snow re-
naming on the roof in winter TO hold the SCOT.
aud being smooth, less SCOT Is held, than By tho
uneven surface Of a shinsie roof.
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The OnIr Perrect Cure for Pfles-

NHat AOtitOt NhAc iVE AA4eS-
OF all kinds. also LEPROsY, SCRoFULA, SALT
RHEU1L, n all DISEASES OF THE SKIN AND
BLOOD, as FOWLES PILE AND IUMOR
CURE. Internal and external use. ENTIRELY
vegetable. Used in the Hospitals OF the
Old and New World. In case or failure. I
uthoriz all dealers to refund the money
and charge II back to me. NOfailurc forever
ten years. Prepared by II. d. FOWLER,
Chemist, Boston. 81 n bottle. sold every
where. Sind for circulars free.
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UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE

tt PTioipal OF this National Institute
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and every where gathered around him large
classes of the finest talent, andgained a very
enviable reputation aS instructor OF this
most useful Art.
Scholarships issued at this Institute are
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readily see and appreciate the difference be-
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For terms, and Specimens Of Writing, i'd
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JUIIuS KING.


HAEREN. March .. l5oS.
This cert'des that / have had Opportunity Of
seeing an actual test Of the "fre proof qualities
of Plastic slate Roofing. and have no hesitation
IN pTanOuneing u hre proof and would insure
buildings covered gih it accordingly. which
amounts to a saving OF 10 per eeuI- on Isolated
bRudTngs. ALERT WATSON,
-. Iusuranra Agent.
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n RED JACKET is for sale by all respOn-
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PLASTIC sLATE boz FENCE PoSTs

Fence Po-t-.tJo matter Shst KIDD &c seed Il
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Stare c met excludes all m1istur~. Il peuc-
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Est het~eeo u anu The wood. consequently the
frost cannot clsave It OF
Co.EsLt furnished ready mixed a. reasonable
rates. :. PARISH
March IS. l9sS=iL.
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The --latest" song out-"We won't
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WAsRES. March Is 1868.
We the undersigned hxve made use Of Piasti
Slate i0r roofing purposes. sud take pleasure II
saying that Il makes a sati.iactcry root.
~. c. BELDTN. H.. HUNr
MeLAIN & WARD, PAcxAER. Hull Co.
FIN SrosB, JANEsON X WRsELEE.
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~ necessary to prevent the COgs from play
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Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis. r. c.
BROWNING, General Agent, y COrtlandt
street, y. Y.
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Our store building. corner of Main aud Frank
lin streets. is a tin root bat was 20 lsaky as to
be very unsatisfactory. bst WIS made perfectly
tight By the A. piicau"n ot Plastic Slate.
ANDERSON & RCPP.
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lam fully prepared With the best material.
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;. PARISH
In addition 70 The making Of new roofs, Plas-
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Best Thing out 10 l'oat Tin Roofs.

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

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