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Niles Items.-FrOm the Independent.

NAA
The Disciple church of this place
will give q donation party at their
church on Tuesday evening, March
Both, for the benefit of their pastor,
Elder w. NJ. Rogers.
We regret to say that our velocipede
has disappeared from our streets. No
more does it glide beautifully along
our avenues, occasionally dumping
its rider into mud-puddles. We can
not say erdcty what has become of it.
A row occurred at a saloon heal the
A. &. G. w. Depot, on Saturday last.
A man named Casey was stabbed by
some one with whom he was fighting.
We could not get the particulars.
Mrs. Jas. Dempsey, of this place,
met with a severe accident one day
last week, while walking out. She
slipped and fell down, badly sprain-
ing her ankle. She is being attended
by DR.. Caspar.
A prize fight came off here on Sat
urday last, between two Irishmen,
for $40 a side. We were unable to
learn the names of the pugilists. 1t
seems after twelve rounds they gave
it up as a bad job, as neither was able
to knock the other down.
The Good Templars and Sons of
Temperance have rented the hall
building owned by MI. Ed. Hartzel,
on Mill street. They are fitting it up
in good notwithstanding, paper
ing, carpeting, &c. On Friday even
ing next, the 18th inst, they propose
to dedicate the hall to Temperance.
Mr.. H. b. Case, Grand Deputy of the
State of Ohio, the Revs. T. Calvin
Stewart, w. NJ. Rogers and D. NJ.
Rogers will be present and deliver
addresses for the occasion. After the
exercises of the exening, an oyster
supper will be given by the Lodge,
at the American Hotel. All are in
vited. Tickets to lecture and supper,
80 cts.
On last Saturday night some five or
six men went into a low drinking1
saloon about half a mile cast of Gil
rard, and after drinking together for
several hours, an alteration arose
between two of them, which, after
some difficulty, was stopped. But
one Lechoon being determined to
have a 'broil," at length made an
attack upon one of the party named
Alexander Walker, knocked him
down, and in some way fell on him.
"Aleck," not liking that way of doing
business, and fearing lest others
should ''pitch into him" stabbed Lee
choon with a small pocket knife
which he happened to have in his
hand cutting tobacco. On Sunday,
Walker was arrested for assault and
but was so badly injured by
the pounding he received at the hapd
of the Others after he had stabbed
Lechoon, that his physician refused
to let him be taken from his house.
The trial will come off on next Mon
day. At last accounts both parties
were doing well, and in a few days
will be all right.
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LOCAL and Personal

Next Sunday is EasbeEo9
Rev. Geo. PIERCE ?. breaches his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
Warren Homestead and Loan
Association meets next Saturday
evening.
See Mayors Proclamation of cleo
ton for City Officers, in the advertis-
ing columns.
The fiftieth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship will be celebrated on the
18th Of April.
Mr.. Lawrence lectured on Tenn
perance at the NJ. E. Church on las
Friday evening to q small audience.
Mrs. Eliza F. Evans, widow Of
the late Col. Evans and sister of Mrs.
E. B. Taylor has been appointed
post mistress at Ravenna.
Last Thursday afternoon an oil
car on the upper road, about two
miles east of town, caught fire ard
was entirely consumed. =
Mrs. Messer has returned FROM
New York, bringing with her a large
stock Of Spring and Summer MDli-
merry.
Philip Phillips sang at Webb's
3 Hall, on last Wednesday evening.
The audience were well pleased with
the entertainment.
"A avelocipede school in Webb's
Hall during three days of last week,
attracted quite q large number Of our
citizens thither. - -
GA Harmon has disposed Of his
entire interst in the Spoke and Tul
Factory, on the west side, to Geoi q
Parsons. Mr.. Parsons will carry on
the business.
We have been informed thai
Messrs. Merits and Riddle Of Raven
ma. have been forced to pay a royalty
of $40 on each veIocipede manufactur-
ed by them.
The Knight Templars of Youngs'
town have obtained q dispensstion t
omen and hold 8 commandery in tina
Mace. to be called st. Johns com
>mendery.
Those of our subscribers who con
template changing their residences OF
the frst of April, should inform u
before that time, in order that they
may not miss their paper.
The Republicans of WeathersfelC
township are notified to assemble a
the Town Hall in Niles, on Saturda!
evening nex1 the 9th inst, to de
eide upon candidates. for the COMING
township election.
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From Vest Pennington.

l would acknowledge through your
paper a donation of S225.OO from the
people. of Pennington and vicinity
for a debate which 1 held with MI. A.
A. Wheelock, Ohio State Missionary,
of Spiritualism. For my lectures
against spiritualism and my debate 1
have received donation from the
people of S3O5,OO
Rev. Thomas Graham who met Z.
V. Wilson an editor of a spiritual
paper i'm Chicago received Sl20.OO
donation from the people of Farming
ton.
The Orthodox people have given in
all $4,000 as donations to encourage
the suppression of S~piritualism in
Pennington. They are liberal peo-
pie. A. n. CRAFT.
March Is, 1869.
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That Youngstown Man Again.

The local of the Mahoning Register
is certainly too wise for this seeSon
of the country. Hear him, ard read
the answer;
A Miles correspondent of the War
rem Constitution, in clarifying the
enterprise of that little village, speaks
of ''her three rolling mills" 1t is
very easy to give q town importance
on paper, but not always 81 easy &c
substantiate the assertions made
When was the third mill built?-Wd-
AORing Register.
The third mill was builtin 1865, and
the fourth, a nail mill, in 1867. We
have four rolling millsinN iles.-NAes
IndeDSndent.1 -
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~ There are few departments OF medi-
cine which nave so frequently engaged the
attention of Pharmacians and Physicians as
the production Of a medicine possessing the
potency and efficiency which has been so
happily consummated in the CONSTITUTION
BTrTERS. The general van of success in
the production of such n remedy, and the
treatment of diseases OF the Liver and Stom-
Rch. has not been because Of n deficiency Of
pathological knowledge Of their functions,
but OF a suitable compound that would act
upon the disease and all the sympathetic
affections. Those desiderata have been gain
ed in the Constitution Bitters, and they can
be used by persons with the most delicate
stomach with perfect safety, as they do rot
debilitate the patient, but give strength, and
increase the nervous energy.
Once tried, none are ever without Stewards
Cough Cure.
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GOEernOr Tod.

The great experience n remarkable, and
honorable success of the late Governor Tod,
In all financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser, and his counsel importantand valua-
BILE to the public in all the affairs Of business.
Read the following letter to WHIrTLEsEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod.
BRIEB HILL, March, Is, 1865.
wHrrTLESEY ADAMS, ESQ, AGENT AND
ADJUsTER, WARREN. OHIO. Dear Sir,-It is
due to the Insurance Companies, 1.-THE 40
rillard" and "Norwich'D you represent, in
which I had Insurance on my new Man.
sion House lin the first for $1,000. and the
second for 5000 destroyed by fireop the 2Sth
ult.. that I publicly acknowledge my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt and honorable
manner they have adjusted the losses. This
business foresight in efecting Insurance,
and your prompiness in adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me togopromptly for
gard with the work of rebuilding, without
sacTidce ia raising money. This eonsidera-
ton should induce all persons, Irrespective
OF their ability, TO stand 4 loss, 10 keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours,
Jan 6-eow DAVID TOD.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


BEEVES-Receipts5,53S head. With moder-
ate arrivals and fair demand, the market
ruled steady and firm at llSI7lzc for CON-
mon to extra during the latter part Of last
week. To day with arrivals of $500 head and
the deman being passably active tho mar
ket was steady and ful prices realized foI
all grades; sales being at llGI714c; bulk OF
offerings about medium quality. TIL cur
rent quotations are:
Extra at i7H@l7Hc; prime at l6k9l7c. fair
TO good at l5546l613c; ordinary Mt l3149l5c
and inferior at llGl3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1880 head
During the latter part Of last week the mark
ct was firm at our last quotations, with
moderate receipts apd fair Inquiry, To day
the arrivals wefe light n the deInand be-
ing tolerably active, prices were firm, par
ticularly for the best stock which was most
sought. Among the offerings to day was an
extra lot Of state Wayne, averaging 1851 ns
and held at lO1lc. Sales during the week Is
43 head. n to day Ala. We quote: Extra
sheared 9991zc; prime at SSS1<e; common TO
good at 7&7Zc, inferior at 6Z&5Xc.
SWINE-Receipts 1850 head. Market
without activity, demand light and with fair
arrivals, being 100 head at 40sh street aud
$500 at C~ommunipaW, prices were rather In
favor Of buyers, ranging at lO3s@if%e for
common to prime. There were no sales re-
ported 70 day,
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From BaeOnSburg.

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE,
Warren Ohio:-NOt havinga printing
office, we do not appear in print very
often, but are in hopes of having all
these inconvenience removed before
long, Is Our small but thriving town
is to be noted among the ineorpora-
ted. There is a project on foot to
have the town Incorporated and with
very fair pcC s9ects, so far a to appoint
a committee to adend to making n
plot and survey. The size is to be
one mile square. When Incorporated
we will be in favor of the county
seat being moved. We think this
place more suitable than the present
one. We notice that the commits
siOners are urging a new jail; so will
the people, if it is put in the center
of the county and rs we are the cen
ter townships have access to a rail
road and other conveniences, we
think we are entitled to the Jail. We
ought TO have a chance at least. In
stead of being OH the tickets "no" or
YES" it ought TO be Warren" or
"Baconsburg." Hoping the people
will get their eyes open before it is too
late, lam, Yours Respectfully.
q 10, 1853. BUCKEYE.
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Old Coins

Cleveland boasts of an American coin
o fthe date of1T97. Mr.. C. R Howe of
this city, boasts of two American coins
"a dollar and a half dollar-of the
date of I7e5-SNmmit Co. Beacon.
We can "see" that and Ego a few
years better" One of our citizens has
in his possession a United States cent
of the date of 1857, regular ISSUE
These are the oldest regular issue of
cents by the United States Govern
men, some colonial pieces having been
made prior to that year.
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From BaeOnSburg.

An interesting meeting recently
closed at the center of Bazetta result
ing in the formation of Society num-
bering twenty-five. Others will join.
On the evening of March 18th a
Donation Party assembled in the
church at the center of Bazetta, and
had a pleasant time, leaving me richer
by forty-one dollars. My thanks to
all. Yours Respectfully,
March Is, 1869. Il. b. TAFT.
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Somebody is Going 10 get Hurt

And the peopleare beginning to see II; but
the wiser portion of the community have no
idea OF standing still and letting the Neloci-
pede run over them any more than the low
ers of nne arts have that Rice, No. 10 Mar
ket Street, Warren, o., shall have a resting
spell these generally dull times, but on the
other hand they Keep him very busy in some
of the several phases OF the Photographic
art. Go and see his ink work at the sign of
the Revolving Pyramid. RICE-Artist.
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Cleveland Wholesale Markets.


FLOUR-We have still to report a very
quiet market, and prices are quotably NJ
apg City made xxx white at $40
lO,O; Xxx amber SS.JOGS,75; Xxx red s7,O6
7,T5; Xxx spring S7,OO&7,5G; Y red s6,50G6.75;
Country brands Xxx white winter S9,OOG95O
Xxx red winter S.2567,5e Xxx spring S6.25G
100. Buckwheat Flour in fair demand al
$500.
WHEAT-Market inactive and nominally
unchanged. No. l red winter held at SI,A
nom store; No. = do Sl,a2Ly0.
CORN-Dull and UNCHANGED. No. 1 shelled
heiJ at 7097lc from store.
OATS-Quiet and steady; sales 2 cars No. ]
state at 60c from store.
BUTTER-In Light receipt and hrm at 500
4Oc for common to choice Western Reserve
roll n tub; 4lG4Sc for extra nice do.
CHEESElSteady and firm for dairy and
factory at 20G24c.
EGGS-The almost bare and firm
at DC, packers our
DRIED APPLES-in mOderade demand
and steady at l214GI3c forgood to prime fruit.
GREEN APPLES-Market firm at A,OOG
500 for choice fruit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate at 60 and
CSC for Peaehblows from store.
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4 Town and County
Trains leave Stations as fonows:


We ask especial attention to the
arrival of New Goods this week. New
Styles, Suits, Spring Over Coats, Boys
Suits, and 3 beautiful lot of new styles
in Neck Ties and Bows. Spring
Styles Hats and Caps. The "Grecian
Bendn Cap selling very rapidly
Don't forget that we are selling our
Winter Stock of Overcoats at cost.
Money will buy goods at low figures.
One price only. 81
REED 4 ADAMS
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EDITOR CHRONICLE PLEASE give
notice that the Republican Caucus to
nominate candidates for city. and
township offices will be held at the
usual place on Friday evening, the I'd
day ofsApril, and caucus to nominate
ward ofaceswill be heldin the several
wards on Saturday evening, the Sd
day of April. MANY CITIZENS.
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Interest on Deposits.

Having added to our regular Ranking
business a-Savings Bank Department" we
are pre- pared toreceive money ] n any amount
and for any period of time. allowing interest
thereon at six per cent.-all payable on de-
mand. We also buy and sell Government
Bonds, Coin, and keep on han q full assort-
ment of Revenue stamps.
r.. J. McLAIN son. Bankers.
March 2i-2t Warren, Ohio.
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Stop Wearing INV Boots and Shoes,

And the most honorable way o can do II,
is to 90 straight to head quarters where they
were made, land with which you were so
forgotten that with words as smooth as oil,
anda face as sunny rs an infants, you prom
ised TO "call round in a few days and pay up"
The few days have played" your promise
deem yourself and OtCn that pair of Boots or
Shoes, which are doing you good service.
call and pau for them NOR. All kinds of Gus
tom work made to order. Please give me a
call. Terms cash. II. RICE.
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ESTATE of Isaac Van Gcrder decd
II Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
Oer has been appointed Administrator on
the estate of Isaac Van Gorder late OF War
rem, TruInbun county, deceased
ALMON D.WEHB.
Warren, O.. Mar. Il, lS60-3w.
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One OF the few things that the North and
South will probably ever fully agree upon is
that "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative
is not only the best preventative TO the hair
falling out, but also the finest dressing ever
before the public. 1t richly deserves the
"Silver Medal awarded by the New Hamp-
shire State E~air.-Dubuque Iinles.
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contrary to law, changed his plea to
guilty. He was fined $50 and costs,
committed to Jail for twenty days,
and ordered to remain in Jail until
fine and costs are paid.
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HOUSE and Two Lots for Sale
IlHouse one and q half stories high, five
IOOIns, situate on Quinby's Plats. known as
house, with 80 feet front, each over $50 feet
deep. $500 will purchase all Of the above
property. J. H. REITER.
March l7-3t
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THE GALAXY for April is before us.
To say that this number is unusually
interesting IS TO say q great deal, for
the Galaxy is always sure to find fa-
vor wherever it goes. One article,
on Velocipedes, is weEth the price of
the magazine for a year. and there
are many other articles IS good and
interesting as this one. Price 500
per year. Address SHELDON & Co.,
49s and 500 Broadway, n. Y.
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s.see the YelOcipede.',

TIL S exclamation greets US daily. and to
be up with the times we brought our Camera
rider. which we hold captive at our own
rooms free to the inspection OF all. Come and
see the novelty. Those aspiring to the OWN
ership Of this frisky steed can never get one
more cheaply than at Brooks & Potter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-24

"Barrett's'' Excellent Hair Restorative.
"Barrett's'' makes new hair.
"Barrett'sT removes Dandruf.
"Barrett's' cleanSes the scalp.
Ask all who use "Barrett's."
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March II, Is6e-Sws
A ENACTMENT

A
N James F.. Snow, VS.. WILDER L. Pike, and
James Pike. Before James s. Wier, q jus
tice Of the Peace, Of Johnston Township,
Trumbul County, Ohio.
On the sd day OF February, A. D., 1859,
aid Justice issued an order Of Attachment
In the above action. for the sum Of one hun
dred and thirty-seven dollars (Sl37). Said
cause will be for hearing April 10, 1853, at
l O'Clock, p. IN. JAMES +. SNOW.
J~ohnstonviIIe, March I7,-3t'
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SDring is Coming !

But the Spring Styles in Hats. Bonnets,
Flowers and all the many et-cetrds that set
of in the highest style OF art. the head and
face of lovely women, have already come
Those who would add new beauty by spring
plumage will do well to call soon before the
rush commences. Now,s the time.
Mrs. POTTER & co.
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The Youngstown Personal Property
and Real Estate Association.

Certificates are going of fast. Not more
than 2OO remain ON hand at tins time. Let
ters from all over the country are received
daily, ordering certificates. Large clubs are
forming in this place, and the news from
the different agents is quit cheering. II
other agents would make 4 little effort
every certificate would be disposed Of very
soon.
nf1rch Of ISeo
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New Thing Z?

Just imported, Stem Winding Wdtch with
Hunting Case, no glass to break, takes no
key, runs well and looks well, and costs only
SIl.U0, every Watch warranted. For sale
wholesale dHdretdH ut Kings Jewelry store,
Main Street. (march 2i-4t.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
that the subscribers ave been appoint
ed Executors on the estate Of George A. Ar
mold, late OF Trumbul county, deceased.
GEORGE b. ARNOLD,
CALEB. FRENCH.
March II. IS6e-3ws KIN
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IInYitei

All who feel any interest or curiosity in the
art Of sewing by machinery, whether in
tending to purchase or not. 10 call at my
saleS-rOom and familiarize themselves with
both classes Of the Grover & IA Sewing
Machines, and their relative merits, by per-
sonal examination. Such visitors are Arrays
UelcOme, and their visits regarded as JduorS.
Mrs. L 3. BROWN, Agent,
Grove & Baker s. n -. Sales Room In
Kings Block, Iain st.
Feb. q. 1863.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

I AAAECu 10 AooS.
BEEF CATTLE-There was very little
change to note to-day in the general features
of the Cattle market. though the change, II
any. was in favor Of sellers. The tenor OF
Eastern advices was not OF a particular en-
couraging character, but shippers seemed
more confident, and were quite willing 70
pay last weeks prices, while holders gener-
ally insisted upOn higher rates. The supply
was fair, and embraced several droves that
were really nne, but the average quality was
considerably below that Of last Tuesdays
offerings. New York, Boston and Albany
were represented in h list of buyers, and
for those points the most desirable lots were
taken at 81 ,O0SS,00 for prime TO extra smooth
fat Steers, averaging from 100 70 LOO rs,
the outside price being realized for 81 head
graded Steers Of 1850 ms average. There
10 account, and fair to good choice Steers OF
from LOO TO l,l50 bs average, found buyers
at S,75G6.75. There was n limited demand
for lockers and quotations for such are lit
tie more than nominal at S4,2JG5,3 for COM
mon to good stock Steers. averaging 800 to
1000 rs. City butchers were in full attend
purchasers, the inquiry from this quarter
being confined TO supplying actual necessi-
ties, and sales dragged at S,O085.5 for COM
mon mixed lots TO choice fat Cows, fat Oxen
salable at S25,00940,00 for common to fair
qualities. and at SOyO0975.OO for good 70
choice. h market closes quiet, but firm,
with about 2,0oD head remainining in the
E~"8 @a1-1H 49, HSAN
CLOSING PRICES:
Extra graded 7,T5Gs,O
Choice Beeves-Ffne, fat, well-formed
4tO6year old Steers, and averaging
1900 lbs and upwards----r-----.: S,GoG7,0
Prime Beeves-Good, well htted, fine
" formed Steers. and averaging
loo to 100
Fair Grades-Fair Steers, in fair hesh,
averaging 1000 TO 100 hs, at~----5,7596,G
Medium Class-Medium Steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, and
averaging 800 to l,0O rs, at..--4,NG5,O
Stock Cattle-Common Cattle, in de-
cent flesh, avera'g 500 to 1000 bs,
al-.-..-.-.-.---..
Inferior-Light and thin Cows n
HOGS-The Eastern marketsh have better
look his week, and underan increased ship
ping demand q firmer tone prevailed in the
market here. The supply was light-only
2.633 head-and under a lively competition
between buyers for some OF the Eastern
points. prices took a sharp upward turn, the
bulk of the sales making an advance OF 100
Soc per LOO rs on the prices current at the
close of the market last week. Sales were
sl0,OO9l0,J0 for fair to good grades, and at
$40. 159ll,O 90 for choice fat Hogs of from 23 to
80 Ms average. The market closes firm at
the quotations given above.
SHEEP-The receipts yesterday and to-
day aggregate S.0S head, which, as may be
supposed, made a too liberal supply, and we
have to report a decline Of 2595Oc per 100 rs.
Some $500 head changed hands during the
day ut an extreme range Of SS,0OG6,O for
common to choice.
CHICAGO, March ., 1859.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull, dropping. Sales at
S4,25 for common $500 for choice shipping
LIVE HOGS-Dun and tame. Sales at So
$4,000 for fair 10 medium; Sl0,75Gll,0 for
choice to extra.
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For old Books and Newspapers Clear up
your garrets and get rid Of your rubbish
We buy old Books. Patent ONCE Reports,
Public Documents, Blank Books, Magazines,
Pamphlets, Newspapers, &C., at
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Warren. O., March SIT
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Mistress Captain Jinks.
At GRETERS MUSIC STGRE.

If yOu Want
To buy q Dress Cheapbe sure and call at
GUNLEFINGFR & BRO.
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WHITTLEsEY's DYSPEPSIA AND SICK
HEADACHE CURE ought always TO be kept
on hand. in case of sudden attacks OF bow
Ell complaints. 1t may prevent u large doc
tor bill.
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Some Calendar Clocks

Just arrived in town and stopping for q
Consultation Tree. Call soon. Mar. 242t
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New Music

New Music
And Violin Strings. at
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.