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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-12
chicago Live stock market.

CHICAGO, February 4, 1853
BEKF CArTLE-The weather was mild and IA
vorabis for outdoor operations and. With q
fair attendance of the different classes ofbuyers
trade opened with considersbls spirit. and q
healthy. strong feeling prevailed the market
The receipts were Eber al and Of = quahty rath-
er better than the average, and. with the st1mu-
lus afforded By the improved tenor Of Eesern
sdVices- there sprang up quite . brisk competi-
ton between shippers, and all the better grades
of stock were readily disposed Of at prices fully
up to, and, in many instances. at a material ad-
vance on those current at the close Of the mar
ketIast week. There were a number Of droves
Of good ftst and seeond-class Steers included
IN the arrivals, and holders Of such expsrien-
ced no difieufyf1 closing out at STsO0g7.75.
There was also a good inquiry for butchers,
stock, OF local account. and good fat Cows, and
light feshy Steers, were saleable at full prices
Feeders from different sections we're in attend
ance, butthey were generally unwilling to pay
the prices demanded, and but few sales were re-
ported in their favor. Transactions embrace
SOM l 900 head. From 600 to 400 head of Cat
tie still remain in the pens unsold, but thisnum-
Der is composed largely Of common and inferi-
or descriptions, for which there is not. nor is
there a probability Of there being. any ccnsid-
cradle demand. The feeling at the close wa.
one Of frmness. and the general aspect Of the
market is favorable for sellers. The follow ng
were the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-12

"wHILK THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURN" there
Is q chance for restoration Of health. IL there
fore, the constitution has been weakened By
disease or excess-the nerves shatter ed-the
stomach weakened-the appetite gone, and all
the world appears gloomy-pour some fresh OIL
into your lamp, in the shape Of Plantation Bit
tiers, which will make the flame Of life again
burn brightly, and illuminate q once wretched
existence. For ladiesitis an elegant and gentle
stimulsnt. exactly such as they require. Many
families will not be without it. It has an i'm
mense sale throughout the world.
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m AttentIon.

We make the best Iron and Wood Beam
Piotcs In the market. including the Celebrated
Plouo." and others. GEO. BALDWIN < CO.
Feb. l2-St Kinsman, Ohio.
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Energetic AGENTS wanted.

To sell Shannon j Tuttle's Smoke Valve
Saves one-third Of fuel usually Consumed. Is
a preventive Of FIRE. Preferences given to
disabled soldiers. A few dollars will give you
q start. Address. E. r. WISE,
Feb. Il. 1868. Warren, Ohio.
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For sale.

EOf SAFE
House and sir acres of land for sale, known
as Mrs d. Gnberts property. situated IN How
land Township. one mile east Of Warren, on
the Vienna road. For further Particulars en-
quire Of MI. H Stiles. or on the premises, Of
Warren. Feb .-sw'
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T
Local Notices.
Howl. stratton q HapgoOd,


Local Notices Is eents per line first insertion,
ten efs. per line each subsequent insertion.
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New YORK Caius Market.

LEI. To L-N-a
Receipts Of the Heek-BeeYes ASH; sheep and
lambs PASS: hogs 5.6l3 ,
BBEYES-Firm andin moderate demand and
supply, and prices slightly higher. Sales ex-
tras IS14S19lIc, prime I3491814e. first quality
l6xaI7e, fair TO good 15A9l6zc. ordinary lHl
else, inferior l1Sl3c.
SHEEP ANDLAMBS-Toleraby sctiTe and
Z tribe higher; offerings light; sales extra Tx9
SIC, prime 7GsLc, common to good 6Go7zc. IN
ferior 5951zc, one sale Kentucky AZ 9gl0c.
HOGS-AetiYe and lc hi gler; Sales at s1z9sc
for common to prime
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A Rare

A 0ood rood SdtCing Machine. with both Crosseut
and Buzz Saws. in ~goodEunning order, almost
new, for sale at tolo figures. Enquire OF E. j.
ADAMS, up the river.
Lon. S. lS6S-tf.
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CLOSING PRICES.


Extra Beeves-Eine, fat, well formed.
4to 8 year old steers. and averaging
LOO rs and upWards----------- Sls5O9osUO
Prime Besves-Good. well fatted. fne-
" formed steers, averaging NON 49,
100 to 400 Ds. at------------So.Io9IsD
Fair Gradss-Eair steers, in fair heshf
averaging 1.1009l.@ rs. at---.SASG6sS
Medium Ciass-Medium steers and
good COWS. fit for CRY slaughter and
averaging 9Q91,0Q0 bs. at---.-.- .&TS94.75
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging So9l.0W rs
Inferior-Light andthin COWS 4 steers 2OOGS.W
HOGs-The receipts were rather more liberal
than it was generally expected they would be.
but with Q large attendance Of buyers there
sprang up 3 lively competuon. which lmpSrt-
ed q firm feeling and enabled holders 70 close
out Al full prices. kilograms received from the
Eastern market we're Very fzYora1le. and the
Shipping demand was more urgentthan Tor some
DAYS past and fully one-han Of the offerings
found their way into their hands The pens
were cleared long before night and had the
supply embraced a few hundred head addition
al the market would not have suffered thereby.
Sales were reported II prices ranging at S5soOg
500 for common $5.2596,75 for medium, and
81, 0o97,75 for good to extra smooth tat Hogs.
The market closes steady with all sold
SHEEP-The demand was limited.
and under the too liberal arrivals prices were
weak and a shade lower. Good to choice grades
we're held st S4.OO95.OOi medium % tair a. S.N
@3.75, and inferior 70 common II
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Are preparing to go into the wholesale trade
more extensive than formerly Have now on
hand q large lot Carbon and Linseed Oil, Tin
retail trade. Jan. S9-d.
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H stiles s. Son!

Take this method Of informing the pablie.
that On the lst day Of April. A-D.s 1S8. they
will refnoTs to The INV STORE RooN. Con NER
Of MARKEr and LIBERTY SIS. and being desi-
rous of reducing their stock. will. for the next
ninety DAYS, Sell at Cost for Cash only their en-
tire Stock Of Dry Goods. Nations. Boots aud
Shoes, Hat, Caps. Groceries, Sc, &e.
Warren, o., Jan, s. lS6S-tf
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Rats

Can be got rid Of by going to Hoyt. STRAIT ton
X HapEoOd's and getting some Of the EXter-
minator they have just resolved. They also
have a large lot Rails Hair Remover which they
are selling at S. cts per bottle.
Feb, IL, 1858.
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS,
Near A. & G W. Depot, Warren, o.

HAVING COMPLETED ONE
IL of the finest Flouring Mills in northern
Ohio. for the manufacture Of Hour and feed, and
supplied the same with the most modern i'm
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
have succeeded in placing every quality Of four
and feed in the market, At As low . price a. any
other manufacturers in the Stato. and We fully
believe that all dealers and consumers will kar-
tily sustain our efforts By literally p~atroniEiny
those who make quality the criterion. not a
combination 70 extort a price. Al our four
and feed warranted As represented GIVE Us 4
QUIZ MOTTO
Promptness in execution. unsurpassed in
guilty, and fair, Just priseg-
N.B.-custon work promptly attended to.
Dec. Is. 1851.
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1. O. G. i

DEeREEs-TrzmbuH Temple. No. Is, will meet
at Warren Lodge Hall, (OyeL freeman, 4 Hunts
Bank on the evening of Friday Feb. II. for
installation, and comforting Degrees upon eli
gibls members. s.P. DRAA WsD.R Sec.
Jan. &St 80
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Local Notices.


Local Hohoes Is eeats per line frsf insertion,
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Empire Mills
0afs. Cnrn.

O@No1 VIII
And all kinds Of Feed, at Camp / Randall's
Mill Parties wanting Oats in largequantides,
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The Oldest Fire Insurance
COMPANY I'm COuaecfIc1rf

The OLD NORWICH" commenced business in
May, 1905. since which time il has been in suc-
oesJui Opera alton. and now oEerai it, services to
II ose seeking reliable Indemnify against loss By
Fire. WHITTLEsEY ADAMS. is the only Agent
Trumbull County. [feb. 6-2t-
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Don,t KIII Your SheepI

To get nd Of the foot rot, but buy . bottle OF
HORsER's CURE, for one dollar warranted to
cure 100 head. For sale at Harmon's Drug
W.. B. Homer. P. o. Box. az. New Castle.
Pa Jan. s. ls6s-6t
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Rare Chace!

4 Good Wood Sdring Machine, both Cross-eut
and Buzz Saws, in good running order, almost
new, for sale at IOtc figures. Enquire of E. j.
ADAMS, up the river feb. 12-tf.
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Home Insurance Company of
KAW Work.

Cash Capital, Two Million Dollars. Assets,
your merchandise and dwelling houses. in this
old and reliable company apply 70 its only
Agent at Warren. KHITTLESEY ADAMS.
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1000 Pounds

or that premium fOur-thread Carpet Warp.
Feb. 12.2t I.E. ANDREWS L SONS.
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For Thirty days onIy.

A. Z. Andrews & Sons win continue to offer
those rare bargains which have so delighted
the people and created such an excitement IN
the Warren dry goods market.
Feb. l22t -
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IvaIe,t,uesI Valentines,

Anics assortment. All E5iess and kinds. just
reed at ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Feb. L. 1865
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Owner for money dropped in my Office
EDWARD HAYES,
Feb. l2-lt County Treasurer.
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Carried on a Bed 10 DE-. Stew

June. ls67.--Mrs. Phillips. Of Middleheld,
had not walked for two years; wal brought on
a bed to Dr.. S. at hesopotzmia. and after one
treatment Of thirty minutes. was able to walk
from room to room alone. Will answer any in
quiries. She does her OWE work now. Dr.. S.
can be found at the National Hotel.
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Nj. E. Moore,

Teacher Of the Piano4orte. Singing. Harmo-
ny and Thorough Base, has removed to Lawyer
Forests. (Feb. u 1t
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For Sale

For Sale.
A new House and Lot for sale on Washington
Avenue. Enquire Of
Jan. g. 1865, St A. CHAPMAN.
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PLASTIC SEAFE ROOPITG,

THIS NEW ROOFING MATE
l. RIALrvhieh has attracted so much atsen-
ton b epaEtseascnf now Eichin the reaoh OF
81 wanting roof Ia thisconntE ~
" Thesu5scriberh having disposed Of bis former
business, will reside in Warren after the LIST Of
April. and give bus exclusive attention to the
putting on Of this roof. Until that time he may
be found at the American House, or for the
present week working hoRrG 1t the new Hol-
Ing MIL IN Warren. Whisk Il now beingreofed
with this new material. Roofs rave been put
on for the following persons the past season:
Jacob b. Baldwin, House; Jameson q Whee-
Ter. part of Foundry; Packard Cook a Co.
addition 70 part Of Planning Mini Iddings L
Morg1nSs StgreEPAt 10 the Ansricau House.
OFertins John Hatchins. same Packard. Hull
e Med6ury's Blaeksnith shoP Sgemss Ward
3 Co, Eles, Rolling Mill and Nail kRctGy:
MARSHALL 4 Calhoun. Store 1t Niles.
His roofing has the following qualifications:
LIST. IT makess perfectly tight roof-a-0
I'd Its hreproof aAd- the EcsEoEi6 being
licensed BY the -k-e Board" IN tho city Of
New York. to Be lsed IN thakre limits, is sun
cienttesdmoAy onthig point Besides It can Be
proved oy aetnAi test. ina very few minutes -
So Il Is not ex1snaEs-eostins less than a
hrst class Single root ,---R
4th. Itcan be used ona very fat roof or on
. roof Of any hnish Or upon. . pe~rpeadicular
SaIif necessary and not run By the heat ofths
5th. Z Is durable, he s-lsasats ks1h no
snsee upon . except 10 PetEifg i. fsEninE 4
sheet OF solid slate Spanish
Warren o. March@ 1871.
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DIR. Stewards Cures are Per-
nno~AR

He treats all diseases Of both man, and
child. Dr. Stewart visits patients AL their hous-
ss when they cannot come TO him. Send fol-
Circulars and see his terms. feb. -,
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Good BOARD Fence
Important TO DaIrymen.

See advertisement CasterlIne's Portable Farm
Fence in another column Of this paper.
Feb. u, 1S6S-tf
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MAGNOLIA WGTER.-A delightful toilet artiel
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
Feb. 5-2N
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wanted

wanted! ID
o Elm Legs. o Thousand Oak spokes,
for which we will pay the highest market price.
HAYMAKER * HARMON,
Warren. o.. Jan. 2. lS6S-4t.
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DIR. stewart,s DETERMINATIONS

Are peculiarly valuable andsatisfactory. Per-
sons at q distance can be examined by inelosing
their handwriting and name in full, or their
picture, with age, with three dollars and post
lamp. For examinations in person. two dollars,
and when the take treatment no charge is made
for examinations. ALI letters addressed to DR.,
]. Worthington Stewart, Warren, Ohio, viii re-
eeiTe prompt attention. FEB. 5-tf.
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Eugene Hair RestOratIVe.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists a.
IS cents. 1t is the cheapest. best and mos
popular Hair Preparation known.
Julian Harmon, sole Agent.
dec. II. lS67-ly. e=
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Cotton Goods.

Cotton Goods of all kinds are advancing
Call and ssehoW near old prices we are sellini
them HAPG0UD 4 BROWN,
Feb 5s-tf Mol River Block
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PIoMs. PIoMs. PIoMs.

The best steel PIOws in market at D. q. BEN
EETr's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May l. 1S6T-tf
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Butter and Cheese Market.
Nav YoRK. Feb. 10
BUTT2R-Quist snd steady. With salss OF
State st42S45e. Cheese heaVy-sales At IslSc-
CNcIxSArI. Feb. 10.
BUTTER-Steady. Sales a. S9S7c for fresh
Western. Cheese, quiet. Western Reserve no
l5l<c. Eactory l59lS14c.
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Roe's Premium Cheese Rgts. The best in the
world, all sizes. For sale BY
GEO. BALDWIN L co.
Feb. II. lS6S-St .Kinsman. Ohio.
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Agents for Wizard Oh.
The general agents for Hamlin's Wizard Oil
for this county. are
H0FT. sTRATToN& HAPGOOD.
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cam md settle

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
By book account or otherwise, will please call
at my old Livery stand. on Market Street, With
out delsy, as my accounts must be seettlet.
Jan SIT H.. 7. BASSErT.
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red, 4 good artiels Of -four. for So . Dbl
Try it. Sold at NJ : G Bacon's. MA Patmore ,
W Brown L Co.. or at
CAMP RANDALL'S MILL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-12

The best sewing macnlnes
Are the Howe and Florence. sold By Mrs.
S. Adair, first door south Of the Austin House
Main Street. Warren. o. Jan. /, 1905.
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- MANHoOD. bow LOsq

- MANHOOD, how LOST
SZ How Restored Just Vuhished.a
new edition ofDr. GENEROSITY
~ Cele1braeed Essay on the rods
cal etre without OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
OK seminal eakneSsInvoluntAy SeminalLOs-
ses- 1npotency, Mental and Physical Incapa-
ciy, lmpediments to Marriage, ete also. Con
sumption. Epilepsy. and Fit induced By self
indulgence or sexual extravaga1ce.
A4-Price. IN . sealed envelope. only s cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable es-
say. clearly demonstrates from 8 thirruysars'
successful practice, that the alarming eonsA-
quenceso Of s~elf-abAse may be radiSally enred
W3thoutthe dangerous nse 0finternafmedAdne
or the Duplication Of the Undergraduates l6at q
mSde OF cure at once simple. certain. and efse-
tnAt. by means Of which eVeIy safsTey.nomat-
Ter ais condition may Be. may Surs hm-
sell eheaplya prIrstslE. and rGasezasrl1O
Ihn Lecture shouid b IN the hands OF
every youth and and every man in the Iard.
sent under seal In a plain envelope, 10 any
address, postDesd oarseept Of si1 esnB, orTs0
post st4nbsI AlsO, Dr.. CufvsrTefs Marria1
6nide." price Zeank- Addrsss tie pu66sherF.
CHAS. J.C.KLINE go. "
lZI BoTsry. New YOrk. P. o. Box Es8.
Nov. q. 1857.
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY,
West Pennington. Ohio,

GPR1NG TERN BEGINS March
y 9Th, 1865. Boarding $3.50 per week. Com
t5Ttable Rooms for self-boardinE. q reasonable
rates. Nc intoxicating liquors sold in this VII
lage.
Ful board of instructors; Musical DEPART
ment provided with competent teachers. 1us-
tiOn fee-Common English, SOU; C9Iege
powers possessed. Ma. GhAtI,,
Feb. Is, 1851. Principal.
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Timothy seed.

SSSNc
Clover Seed. Large lot at River Block Drug
Store. lisn. 9-tf.
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The New weed sewing Ma

chine!
Reeeiyedt the highest prize at the Worlds Fair
Paris. 1t has no equal in the world. Great in
dueements offered TO agents. An entsrprlsing
man or woman can easily earn IRON N0,OO TO
I.5OO per year in their sale, with out interfering
with their ordinary business pursuits.
Address G. W. CROMWELL 4 CO..
Nov q, 1861. Cleveland. Y.
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Portable Engine for Sale,
Enquire of Reid Bros. st corner of Liberty
and Canal Street, Warren. o. feb .12-tE.
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Amber wheat Flour,

Jfyou want pure amber wheat Aour.a good ar.
tiele, inquire for the old Western keserT.
Brand. Can be had at n ( Bacon's, u A
Patmors, ] W Brown 1 Coypr at the Mil. Order
Ae CAMP RANDALL.
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Buck Wheat o

Another car load Of the celebrated York State
Buck Just received-none better in the
United States. Sold By most all Groesrs in War
ren, and atthe Mil. Ask for Camp kRsndalps.
Warranted Is reDresented or moneE refunded
Empire Mills
Y, common article at 50 ? Dbl. at Camp L
Randall'S. Warranted to raise well and make
good sweet bread.
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HaII's Hair Remover.
Is sold by Hoyt, Stratton q HapKood, for IS
cts. per bottle. which is less than sold BY any.
other party in town. Jan. 29-tf
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20! Wad some pow'r the giftis gle US.
To see oursel's as ithers see u8."
Then buy q looking-glass from
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The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. S, ADAIR'S
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Know ye the land where the White pine and Oak
Are emblems Of deeds that are done in their
cline,
Where people arc healthy as roses in morning 2.
And save the spiritof man is divine.
II is the land where people use DR.. j. W. Po-
lands White Pine Compound. for all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. and for distressing COM
plants of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Feb. I2-lt
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Florence Mills
Xxx Spring, afne article at 81 2 Dbl. at
CAMP ARANDALL'S MILL.
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Eight Onnees 10 Fonr

Eight Ounces 10 Four.
In selecting q Hair Restorative, see that you
buy the Equid-not the bottle. Barrett's hold
eight o~unces-others four to six. For sale BY
Hoyt. Stratton q Hapgood, Warren.
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Leather Market.
~CoRREcKKD EKEKLY BIZ
M'HAIN % WARD
Ala NJ ConnsIls old Stand, Main st. Warren.0
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AccIdentaI insurance Co..
Wanted !

Of Hartford Com. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agen
Feb. l2-2t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-11

This Company, National In its characier
oilers, by reason OF its Large Capital Low
Rates OF Premium and New tables. the most
ed 10 the public.
The rates OF premium, being LARGELY re-
duced, are made as favorable to the lnEu rera
as those OF the btSt Mutual Com pauies and
AVOID al the complications and uncertain
ties OF Notes, Dividends and the misundef-
standings which the latter are so ami 10
cause the Policy-HoIder
Several new and attractive tables arc now
presented which need only TO be understood
10 prove acceptable TO the bubble snoh as fSS,
INGOME-PRODUCING Foley and RE
TURS PREM1OM POLICY. In the former
the policy-holder not only secures a life in
suTance, pay Rble at death, but will receIve
Il living, altar period of few years. an mn
nitat tnco7ne equal 70 ten Per cent 40 per ce1D
OF the par or his policy. In the latter the
company agrees TO return to the uIyiIred The
totdL amount Of money he hdT paid in IN dddi-
TON 70 me amount c[ his poIfcy.
The attention Of persons concentrating
lnSulinS their lives or increasing the amount
OF insurance they already have, is called 10
Inc special advantages offered by the Ma
Circulars, Pamphlets and full partIcularH
given on application to the Branch office of
The Company, or to
4. W: CLARK & Co, PHILADELPHIA.
General Agents for PennsylyRTiiR and
SoutheTn New jersey.
IRA B. McVAH, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Special Agent for Ohio Ooun'y, West Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local agent,
Wheeling, w. Va. Ohio County.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-11
THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce.

Quincy ST. bet Main and Market,
LAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
J sale
100 bbls Pollock Indiana Flour
lCO - silver Medal Flour
100 ATEyle Kentucky Flour.
100 - Hamilton Flour.
~ Buckwheat Flour.
20 tIs. Geo. r. Davis & Cos celebrated s.
u. Hams.
10 hhds Bacon Shoulder.
l0hhdS Clear kides.
6Ukegs No. Lard.
20 ITs. No. l Lard.
% bbls Kentucky Hominy.
900 Ohio River Salt
800 a. Choice Keeping Apples.
90 Pure Crab Cider.
81 Pure Cider Vinegar.
100 bush. 81 III Feed,
1000 = No. Oats.
1900 Corn.
10 Bales Hay.
go bblB No, Lard Oil.
100 Carbon OIL.
EO1 bush Corn Meal. Iiec7
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