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From the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. june Is, 1858
BEEF CATTLE.-The supply was not large
but much larger than required 10 meetthe want
Of the trade. and with no Improvement in the
condition of the markets below, shippers had
little confidence to operate. The offerings in
point of quality were below the Averages, en-
bracing very few which were really choice and
very many that were positively unfit for mar
ket. There was q moderate inquiry for good to
choice qualities on New York. Boston and Al
bany account. and q limited demand for good
butchers Cattle. but there was nothing APP
preaching activity in the demand from any
quarter. and only where inducements were
offered in the shape Of liberal concessions.
would buyers turn their attention. Some Isis
head were worked of during abe day at prices
ranging at S3.&S4.75 for inferior TO common
mixed lots. embracing "scragEy" Cows. rough
lean Steers. coarse honey Oxen. Stays. Bulls
and Texas Cattle $5,00G6.0O for common to
good butchers Cattle and common to good stock
Steers, and $5.5O9S.W for Common 20 choice
smooth fat shipping Steers. Alarge number
in the pens unsOld this evening. and the
market closes weak with q downward look
following were the
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Personal -ExpIanatIo N.
SAX FRANcIscn. Cal.
May q, 1868.

Gan FRANCISCO. GAL.
May .. 1868.
To tie Editor Chronicle My attention has
been called to an article published first in the
Garrettsyille Journal OfMarchl. 1855. in which
the writer proposes to give some Of the town
talk reasons for the course that / had taken,
in sacrificing ny home. friends and all I lad in
the world. Believing, as l always have, hat
the truth should be spoken under all circum-
stances. justice demands that I should make
some corrections. In the article referred to,
the following langueg &c is found Report says,
she has led him a miserable life for the pastfew
years" Now this is utterly false, and no truth
in il whatever. The reasons fer taking the
course that L have. are known only to myself
and family; all else is mere conjecture. The
writer Of the article merely says. report says
so" and fails TO give the author. But who eV-
er hsmay be. he Is not a friend of mine who
will Circulate a report Of this kind. knowing it
to be false, whether spoken to defend or con-
denim my course certain y have honor enough
left to correct it. I make this statement at the
request Of no one; but feel il my duty to do so,
and do il freely and willingly. and should i'll
lost the last friend I had on Gods earth.
J.R. LAcHMAN.
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PennsyIVanIs Central Stock
Yards.

PITTSBURGH June .. lS6s.
CATTLE-The supply Of cattle this week WerC
large. while the sales exceed any week for the
past three months. Prices. however were a
shade below last week. Buyers were on hand
and took hold lberaAy. There were several
Eastern buyers on hand The extremes thi:
week were $5,5O@s.l2 againstS5 .75SS 81 for the
previous week. The operations for the week
were S24 head at 5.509S,l2. Being an increase
in the weeks sales Of 7Ol head. At the close q
number Of Differentiated in pens.
SHEEP-1henarket may be termed an active
one. Prices have declined one dollar and TWEEN
~ty-iveper cent. since the date Of our last re-
view. At the close a good many remained I'M
sold. The operations for the past week were
were 9.22 head at 3.O0S5.0O. A falling CT in
sales of 30 head.
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TeethI Teeth, Tee1nu

Tbs underlined having made arrangements
with Doctor Spellman to take the class Of teeth
known as rubber work. of his hands; is now
prepared to make it for the a advantage Of every
one in Trumbun county wanting anything in
his line 70 give him a call. he has made ar
thirty per cent lower than any person else in the
county. he can therefore compete with the den
lists in any city Of Ohio. Having purchased at
4 great expense q very fine apparatus for ma
king laughing gas(nitrous oxid). Heis prepared
to give it to any one wishingto avoid the pain in
eident TO extracting teeth. But il will only be
will only be givenin the forenoons Of Tuesdays
and Saturdays Of each week.
JOHN A. YOUNG.
Warren, May I3Is6s-tf
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The SarsapariHa DigOsrs If Yneafan.-This
singular set Of people are descended from the
ancient Aztecs Of Southern Mexico. and still
retain s0mesfthe peculiarities which Stephens
and Prescott gave Of their ancestors. DR.. ]. G.
Aver q Co., employ a small army of them dig
girg Sarsaparilla root. Provided with narrow
spades. a coil ofrope, and a bag Of water. they
are ready for the forest where the wild banana
tur nishes them food, and thiek-leaved trees
their only shelter. Few Of those who find them
selves Ieiuvenated by this product, know how
much they are ind ebted to the toll Of these hum
Bile laborers. VINO dig health for thousands of
Doctor Ayers patrons. while they sometimes
lose their oEn.-lBOstOn Commercial.
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July1.-1t

s. D. i H. W. SXTTH's AMERICAN ORGANS -
All our leading musicians are unanimous in
their testimony relative TO the excellence Ofthe
fine musical merits of these beautiful and popu-
lar instruments, manufactured by Messrs.
Smith. of Boston. Their quality Oftone is much
admired, being resonant like the pipe organ,
full and sweet. containing rich and expressive
variety for Home music, and great depth and
volume Of tone for churches. Sabbath schools.
DC. The manual sub base has remarkable
strength, and is truly organ like in effect. ex-
ceiling in this respect all other reed organs,
while the addition Of the super-OetoUe coupleT
gives double the power Of ordinary instrument {
-CongregoffoHatsf. July LII
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You are LabOring uaders a
slight Mistake.

In thinking that. that faded. spotted Daguer-
reotype, taken many years since, Is hey on d
reach, for it edR be copied. and every feature
preserved, even to the bringing out dReic all.
and in some instances. more than was hrst seen
Of persons having copying 6one By Riee. at NeW
England Gallery, No. IS Market ST., Warren.
Ohio. Strangers visiting Warren. will please
call and examine our work, as we desire a
/. critical comparison between our eUery day pro-
d~uctions, and those turned out at the best Gal
leries in large cities.
June 2-tf RICE Artist.
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Book Binding.

By now looking up your PETERSON Maza1ines,
Godey's Lady's Books, Ladies' Repositories
Young Folks, Atlantic. Harpers, SC; your Law,
Medical md Religious Journals; your ola
Family Bibles. Pocket Bibles. Hymn Books,
&C. You can have them bound in any style, al
the very Lowest prices. Mr.. K. A. BALDWIN
who is our Agent at Warren o.. will receive
them at the store of !. B. Dunlap on Market 81,
or at his residence North Side Public Square,
and charge nothing extra for sending and re-
turning them.
No one is authorized to solicit for US unless
furnished with q certificate from US.
J. FEATHERSTONE q co.
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Last Sunday, some travelling peni-
Tertiary bird, burglariously entered
the residence of Mrs. WINERY, a few
miles southwest of Salem, and stole a
watch and thirty dollars in money. He
also managed chests and drawers, and
may have taken other property. The
same thief also robbed Mrs. Harris, in
the same neighborhood, of seventy or
eighty dollars in currency, and some
valuable jewelry.-Detectives were on
his track with a chance of overhaul.
ing him.
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On Wednesday of last week, while
bathing III Congress Lake, near Raven
ma, Horace Wick, a son of Henry Wick.
of Marlboro. aged about ten years, was
drowned. He had gone there with
the members of the Sunday School to
hold a picnic, but after the occurrence
of this unhappy event there ensued a
scene Of confusion and distress.
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SOmethIng. New.

Doctor Spelman desires 10 inform his patron.
and friends ~inpIrumbul county that be ha,
purchased ofthe patentee, Doctor G.. W. Dunn,
the exclusive right to make his porcelain teeth
in this county. As now improved it has very
many advantages over any style Of work now
can now be repaired as easy as any other style
Of work. Unlike the rubber now in use, Il Is !
conductor of heat. therefore the mouth will
keep cool and healthy. Dentists are paying
right. Teeth on rubber, and all other kinds Of
dentures, except. the kind already alluded to
will be made BY John A. Young. who has been
a student with me for nearly two years and
College he Is well prepared TO do the work In
the best possible manner. See mis- card.
B. T. SPELMAN.
Warren. MAY e. 1866. If
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The Medina Union says that in many
parts of the country the wheat crop is
falling down, and as natural result
the grain will not properly head. The
straw is very large and tender in conse-
auence of the wet weather, and the re-
cent heavy winds have Frustrated whole
fields of II.
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CAPT. B. W. Garfield has receiv ed
from Hon. j. a. Garfield, d copy Of
the order of the War department of June
18th, 1868, honorably d~ischsrging him
from the service. upon tender of his res
ignation. as of the date of January 29th,
1868. The order entities him to full
pay and allowances to that date
Gsau1d Democrat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

A meritorious article is Halls SiciIian Hair
Remover; tits rapidly becoming known and
widely and deservedly. popular. 1t Is appa-
rently nothing in itself but an agreeably per
fumed and pleasant hair dressing. but it con
aims the most wonderful curative properties
I or loss Of hair. and after using il q short time,
gray hair Is restored to its natural color. If any
of our readers doubt il let them try a single
bottle ofthe"R sneTer." and they will add their
testimonial TO the truth of what we say.
JuIv l III
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DENoREsr's MONTHLY for July prompt
as usual, and with an additional quantity
of Summer Literature, is the most useful
and interesting of all the parlor periodi-
Gals, readable from beginning to end, and,
better than that, its tone is elevated and
earnest, very unlike the frivolous artif-
ciality that disgraces so many fashion
journals. The fashions are q feature, as
ever. Ladies in the country think they
can not make a garment without DEMoR-
EsT's MAGAZINE, and there's, IN addition
TO the treasured patterns, always a fund of
useful and valuable information upon all
household and domestic subjects. W.
Jennings Demorest, AIS Broadway, New
York. $500 yearly.
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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 8 guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

DWELLINGS and barns struck by lightning. dam
age to buildings from lightning. whether fire
eusues or not live stock killed by lightning
whether in barns or at large on the farm. are
paid for by the Glens Fails Insurance Comp'v,es-
tablished in May 1919. Cash capital and sur
plus over 1878 900. Its rates are low-lowe1
than other companies Of like responsibility
This is. the COMPANY Tor Farmers. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
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20 wad some power the giftie gle US

SO sang poor Burns. bpt this owe has now
been conferred to mortaR. and clearly demon
strated in a Photographic way at the Art Gal
lery ofBR00KS 6 POTTER for they transfer
to paper the human face divine in . way most
acceptable to their customers. (being so true to
life) give them q call and be convinced. Rooms
East side Main Street. June IL. lS6S-tf
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Butter and cheese markets

NEW YORK. JUNE %.-Cheese heavy-sales al
7@l5c. Butter quiet. Sales at 24929c for Ohio.
CINCINNATI. Z n 2.-Butter dull. at 24e2Sc
for Central Ohio. d293Ge for Western Re
serve. ~Cheese-Supply large. Selected Hes tern
Reserve l2149l3e, factory, l4gl5e.
PITTsBURGH,J une T.-Butter duller. at 2@Zc
w estern Reserve l38l4c.
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Live and Let Live. .

Is the motto adhered to by II. Rice. Boot and
Shoe maker, two Goors south Of the p. D.. War
rem. o.. His shop is open early and late, giving
all a chance to call and leave their orders, and
speciGte1Ort will be made TO fill all such. at the
time agreed upon. believing that p~unctuality is
equally desirable on both sides. Good trork and
the best Of stOtk, and exclusively . cash coy of
doing business, are the inducements l offer to
the citizens of Warren and vicinity
June "a. lS6S-tf
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The Depository Of the Trumbull
County Bible Society has been removed
from A. E. Andrews & Sons to the store
of HapgOod s. Brown on Main ST., near
the Market Street (iron) bridge, south
west corner Of the Square.
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Strange change.

On account Of the reduction of prices in Swift
zerland, King on Jain Street. is now prepared
to furnish SEiss Watches. for 4 less price than
before the war. There has also been another
decline in American Watches. Persons wish
ing to buy q good watch will find il to their ad-
June II. lS6S-tf
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The trial of Mrs. Victor at Cleye-
land, for poisoning her brother, Wm.
Parouet has resulted in a verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree,
as charged in the Indictment"
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The Cleveland Herald states that there are
reports of combinations of thieves. for rsiding
through wool growing districts. to plumber far
mers' houses Of the money realized from wool
sales.
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The Weed MachIne Ahead

The Official statement of sales exhibits these
facts: WEED MACHINE GAH lT PER CENT:
Singer 5; Grover X Baker. y; Howe. &C; Finkle
Lyon, 40; Empires.
The above shows q total Of l52 per cent for
all other companies combined, leaving a bal
Gace ofyortyF Ue per cent for the Weed Company.
over all others. Mrs. A. Boyd Agent, Box 6is.
Warren. Ohio. Residence one door east of the
dwelling Of Gen. McLain. June 1O-4t.
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NY. Cattle AIarket-

Receipts. 7.ll7 besves, 6.S7 sheep and lambs
20,58l swine.
Bales OF extra at l6AGl6Hc prime Ice; infe-
riOr to good 12Gl5He.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Active. closing a tri
fe irmer. thoughA clover on the week rang
S%G7He. Lambs steady at l0gl3e.
HOGS-AetiYe, but with lar e arrivals decid-
eddy lower, ranging At CSC
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important to Saw MN Men.

HaH's Ner Friction Sdio MHSa. We invite
the attention Of Saw Mill men to our new Eric
best mill men who have examined il are throw
ing away their old Rachel Sets aad purchasing
our new invention. Call at Hull 4 Cos. shop
and see one.
June Il. 1s6S.-3w
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G.. A. r.

Post 267, G. A r, located at this place,
held an election for officers on lastFriday
evening. The following are the officers
elect: P. O., Albert Yeomansi s. V. c.,
Edward Hayes; j. Y. c., r. G. stratton;
Adj't, t. A. Brierly.@ This Post will
meet every Friday evening in the City
Hall over Freeman s. Hunts Bank until
further orders.
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Accidents win Hapnen.

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
surance Company of Hartford Connecticut. /.
IS the Oldest, largest and best aceident insur-
ance company in America.
WHITILESEY ADAMS, Agent.
June II, 1S6S.-tf
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Opening DaIIy!

An elegant assortment Of heavy gros grain
silks. for Ladies Sacques; All Of the latest style
OF sacques kept constantly on hand and manu-
featured TO order on shOrt notice, at
A. L. ANDREWS SONS.
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"T FSS . Ias' h asE 5o . s.sT e. TO- PC, cold ! and damp

fthey had been wise, the dire necessity o.
opening the grave for one so lovely might have
been ayerted. Plantation Bitters, II timely
the midile-aged and the ailing, from confirmed
sickness,
Almost all diseases have their beginning il
some slight difficulty Of the Stomach, which
would eventuate in Dyspepsia, Headache, Liv-
or Complaints. Night SWeats. Consumption
Death Plantation Bitters viii prevent these
premonitory symptoms. and keep the blood
pure and the health good.
While they invigorate the system, thsy enli-
ven the mind.
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TrumbuH County Medical As
ISOLATION.

BOOAaNAOAs
WARREN, June 26, 1868.
FORENOON SESSION.
Society met pursuant to adjournment,
DR.. Flint was called to the chair pro tenn
pore, and d. W. Woodwork made Secre-
iary. The usual preliminary business wa S
then transacted. The report of delega-
ton to Ohio State Medical Society, was
called for and made by DR.. Moore. The
Trumbull Society was made auxiliary to
the State Medical organization. A mani
mated discussion ensued regarding some
Society matters, after which adjourned TO
meet at II o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DR.. Flint reported cases of those injured
at the recent steam boiler explosion in
Parkman. -Four persons were sever ely
sealded. The treatment consisted at first
of s thorough cleansing of the injured
parts, with lime water. followed by the
frequent application of an acquoeus solu-
ton of creosote. All have nearly recov.
cred. Doctor Woodwork made report of
Albert Fiesser, Of Newton. The young
man received a severe cut in the right ru.
bic region, suffering thereby extreme ex-
sanguination. Iniamslory action was
languid, and Pyemia occurred about the
middle of the third week alter the receipt
of the injury. He is in 6 very critical
situation. A resolution relative 70 the ae-
ton of the Legislature in regulating the
practice of medicine ia this State, was
received and laid upon The table for one
month. Several interesting clinical cases
were examined.
DR.. +. G. Apologize, of Portage coun-
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LInen Duck Coats.

Linen Duck Coats,
Linen Duck Pants.
Linen Duck Vests,
Just the thing for these days.
White Duck Suits.
Boys Linen Suits.
Linen and Cotton Drawers.
Summer Hats for Boys and Men.
Figured Linen Vest Patterns.
Lisle Thread and Merino Undershlrh.
A large Stock Of CassiRers.
do do do Cloths.
do do do Clothing.
do do do Hats and Gaps.
do do do furnishing Q
at REED Ms.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices IS eets per line fret insertion.
fen cts. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

June 2. 1858.
CATTLE-Unsettled. Sales at gAslOo for
extra; sS9c for fair to good; $685. for common.
gross weight
SHEEP-Dull. Sales at 596c gross weight
H~0GS-Dull. Sales of3.0O0 head at Sl29SIs.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKET

WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN O.. July l, 1865. J
Gold. 1897.
Silver. large. l8.
Five-Twenties. 1852. 11S3s.
1854. HIS.
1856. IIl7s.
1867, NO..
Seven-Thirties. cd and Sd series) 1l01s.
Home markets dull with the following quo
tations:
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
B~EANs-White $500 to $3.50 per bushsl.
WHEAT-White. $40; Amber. SIS. Spring
mol $500.
FLoUR-$10O to $14.OO.
0ATS-0sts 75c
c0RN-Corn S1.10.
DRIED A~PPLEs-7asc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll zoe. cash or trade
CHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 129I4c
EGGS-Ise.
LARD-Country rendered. 16@l7.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-$1.2O@1.3O
TEAS-$1.W to $50 per chest.
C0FFEE-229H per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware report.
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Local Notices.
q See rirht hapd corner Of thi. p.r.


local Notices Is cents per dine frat Insertion.
Ten ets. per EiAs zach subsequent Insertion.
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II Will Paw =

To call at the new store o SPARKS 4 CHEW.
and look at the rich Dress Goods. Trimmings.
dc. They are just receiving their second new
stock Of goods, and are able to sell Muslins.
Prints &c, cheaper than before. Their stock
Is all fresh and new. and buyers seem to IN
derstand their interests and flock there to make
their purchases. [June lO-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

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.
May Is-tf r. Ii. BARNUA 4 co.
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RICE
SrrawberrIes |!

Can be best preserved by putting up>in air
tight cans. you can buy the best kinds, at
H0YT, STRATTON HAPGOoD'S.
June Z4-tf-
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If you want

To sec some nice Oranges and Lemons. Pine
Apples. Canned Fruits. Jellies.and every Varie-
~ Of dried fruits. call and examine the stock Of
May lS-tf
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Fire Work.

A Sunday School celebration comes off
ct Orangeville, on the 4th inst. In the
evening there will be q fine display of fire.
works.
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Elastic Sponge.

Townsend, and see the Elastic Sponge Mattresses
and PiLo1cs. The best beds in the world.
June IL, Is6S-tE.
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Eugene Hair Restoranre.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists at
IS cents. 1t is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Prepa ration known. Sold by all
druggists. MAY 20, 1s6S-Sm
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Horses. Cattle and Mules.
American BLACK Cap Rasp-

Insure in the Aetna lice Sock Insurance %
OF Hartford. Conn. WHITTLESEY ADAMS
June II, 1S6s-tf Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Who!
Are the Agents of the Great United States
Tea Company. in Warren2
Inne loft
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Are the Howe and Florence, sold By Mrs. &.
S: AdAir. first door south Of the Austin House,
HHiR Street, Warren. Q. ian, ], 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-01

Great fires are raging in the pine
woods of Northern Wisconsin.
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IO.OOO hos. Rutter,

Wanted. for which the highest market price
a. Z. ANDREWS & SOUS.
May eff Warren. Ohio.
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A. e. Andrews s Sons

Are retailing all wool Carpets at 81, ITO. L
$1.25. cheapest goods in the market
June 24-2t
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hr The eight hour law goes into
effect to-day in Pennsylvania.
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No +!

Fire proof Tea and Coffee Pots. made ofwhite
metal aud warranted not to melt all sizes and
prices. and the largest stockin the county, with
out an exception Just received at KINGS
JeHelry Store, Main St., Warren. Ohio.
July lit