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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-18
DISSOLUTION.
WHEELING, July LIST, ls69.
GARD

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, I would respectfully
AJAX Continuance hf the same 70 +. WIDDEL,
at the old stand, where my many friends and
of LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRESS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, at low cash
prices
iyl6-tf CHARLES j. SCHERER-
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COUNTY OF ONO. SIS.
George h. Wheat President of the Frs,
National Bank of Wheeling, do solemniy swear
ny knowledge and belief ~ ''' 0'S' VI
GEORGE K. WHEAT,
| .,:,.s President
daS Of October, lsG9. 'N'' ION
NJ. A. CHANDLER,
~ Notary Public.
j. 5. RHODES,
JOSEPH BELL, directors.
G. W. FRANZHEIM,
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FAMILY FLOUR.

1no BBLS. MAGNOLIA MILLS FRESH
lUU ground, from choice old Winter Wheat
inst received and for sale By
auga n REILLY,
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SIX NIGHTS ONLY!
on
Monday Evening, Oct. 25th 1869.

Let the admirers of the Beautiful attend.
Witness her in a round of lovely impersoua.
tons.
u Secure your seats.
SOL. JEWELL Jr.,
octIs Business Manager.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Centre Sfreef T,ot for Sale.

Centre Street Lot for Sale.
7 AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
east Of the residence of Col. Loring, north sioe
of Centre, east of Fifth street. This is oonsla-
cred one Of very best building lots IN Ipe oi'S
oct1s Real Estate Agent
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RT VIRTUE OF TWO POWERS IKE
- -, cuted by David Mccartney, dated October
18th, lsj9, will sell on
tuesday, the 10Th day Of Oc-
tObeP. 1869.

at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the front door of the Court
Souser in the city Of Wheeling. thirty siI Of
the INST mortgage bonds Of the Hemphsld Rail
roAs company, Of five hundred dollars each,
WITH the coupons attached thereto.
Also at the same time AID place, viii sell
the sum Of sixteen thousand dollars Of tse said
INST mortgage bonds Of the said Hempheld Rail
road Company, with the coupons attached
thereto, IN addition to those above named
Also, ] viii sell at the same time and place,
tSo other first mortgage bonds Of the s2id
Hempheld railroad Company, for i've hundred
dollars each, with the coupons attached thereto.
Terms Of SAle-Cash in hand
October 1, l5ss.
osti-td II. REILLY,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Oxtoby & Dufield will remove their Jevelry
Store 70 la Market street one Of the new store
rooms N Eai!ey's block On Or before 6ovsmber
lES sspe.
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B. G. Soda.

1oo KEGS BgRNETTs CBEsT ENGLISH
1OO brand.
just received BY
sugaI LIST, MORRISON & co.
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Six months. w One nlohth-----.. ."
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
ar week. Is cts. Per month---.--65 ots.
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and SAT-
urday.l
One COPY, yr..s 90 One copy, mos--sa 90
Eve copies, yr 90 90 One copy, 8 mos 90
rec copy viii be sent to the gettsr up Of
each club of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One COPY, w.. 81 90 Five copies, Tyr 9 90
One COPY, 6 mos 90 Ten copies, VI. Is %
One copy, mos. 80 Twenty" 1 yr. So 90
A free copy of tho WEEKLY viii be sent for
each club of TEN; and a free copy OF the TRI-
WEEKLY will be sent for each club Of TWENTY.
DER ARREITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
By Mail. 90 By Carrier---.-.ss %
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per square,
"a square is of an inch spaoe)
One time..sl 90 One wook.-.---.2 W W.
Two times. 1 50 Two W Seks------ W W
Three times.. % One month";. Q W
Local NOTICES" per line, Is cents but no
notice inserted for less than one Douar.
Advertisements i'm Weekly.
One Souare. each insertion OK OK
Especial Notices, per line. :.
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nEpoKT OLE THE CONDITION

n of the Fist National Bank ef Wheeling at
the close of business October 9th, 1869.
RESOURCES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-18

| II of the Merchants National Bank of West
| Virginia at Wheeling, at the close of business
on the 9th day of October, 1869.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

M YEA. ~ 50 Three MONTHS -.S2 y
six months. ..--.. 4 90 One month-----..
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Special attention given to the repair Of
waIhes, Clocks JsWelry, spectaeles, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

"A boy in Niles ''went through
the money drawer of the Niles Grist
Mill one day last week, and distracted
S51,40 therefrom. He was a generous
boy, however, divided with some
others, and the crowd went on a
spree, ending in discovery.
We publish in another column
the advertisement of Beckwith, Ster-
ling & Co., Importers and Dealers in
American and Foreign Carpets, 1S9,
Superior St., Cleveland. Our readers
will do well to patronize these gen.
tlemen, if they wish to secure both
first rate goods and good bargains.
The Niles Independent says:-"A
Mrs. Moore near that place, having
suffered for years with the dropsy,
was tapped n day last week, and
ten gallonsof pure dropsy taken from
her. The water weighed eighty-one
pounds. We call this a ''big thing"
at least before the water was taken
We would like very much to
hear Of a more extraordinary case.
Drs. F. C. Casper of Miles, and NJ. c..
Woodwork of Warren, were the at
tending Surgeons"
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PER BARREL.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK R

April o, IcuJ.
BEEF CATTLE-The market for beef cattle
openedquiet, a~ndcontinued thus throughout.
Buyers generally were holding of, hoping to
force prices down, but the reported advance
OF 1gGzc In New York, had a strengthening
tendency, and holders of desirable shipping
stock refused to make any considerable con-
cession, insisting upon, and in most instance,
realizing, last weeks closing prices. The
large number forwarded East, during yester-
day and to-day, in first hands, left not an un-
usually large supply on the market, and at
the close OF tradet this eveningnO t more than
100 or LOO head remained in the pens nm
sold. Very few of these would class above
fair" while the major portion would come
unde the head Of common such as cows
rough oXen, and half fattened steers. During
the day some 100 head changed hands, al
prices ranging at SLO065.0 for common to
good butchers cattle, and common to prime
Hstockers;" s575G6.25 for common to fair
shipping beeves, and at S6.50d7.75 for good to
extra smooth fat shipping bullocks. There
were two or three lots Of very fine stock,
among which was q car load, on sale by KEEL
ley & Reeves, for which $500 was the prices
asked.
.HoG+There was a fair inquiry for this
class OF stock, and although the supply was
liberal, n firm feeling obtaiued and the clos
ing prices ofla week were realized without
much difficulty. Some 400 head changed
hands during the day, at prices ranging at
1850 for good to choice, with a single trans
action at SlO.65 for a choice lot Of 25 bs aver
age. The market closes steady.
SHEEP-There was a fair inquiry for his
class of stock, both local buyers and shippers
being engaged, and all offers were taken up
sharp at full last weeks prices, sales max
ing at for common to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-The market Is quiet :
sales were made at A,7565.62k for common
to good butchers stock, and a6,00GG5O, for
fair 20 good stOckers,
LIVE HOGS-The market is firmer and a
shade higher; sales were made at s9,25GIO,25
for light TO medium.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK April II.
CATTLE@Receipts of the past week, 2,O59
beeves, 6,l55 sheep and lambs, 1899 hogs
To-day the market was moderately active,
but as holders did not care to force sales, the
radew was slow and prices ruled about &c
below the rates oflast Monday; poor to me-
dium cattle at I33l3Lc; mediumtofa fair steers
at l49l5c, good steers n fat oxen at l5L9
l6c, extra steers at l69l63c, choice at 1870
lie; the majority OF sales were at I4a15c,
average price l414c, poorest cattle sold at lI6
l2c. Sheep n lambs; in the earlier part OF
the week was firm for good, but slow for
common stock; white shorn sheep ranged
from % 70. 714c- Towards the close of the
week holders in view Of the falling OF in re-
ceipts were hrmer In their views, while buy
ers were not prepared to pay higher prices,
and thus the market was quiet. Lambs be-
gin to arrive and meet with fair demand
when Of good size and fat, while Door stock
is dull; sales reported during the week., l9,-
ia head; common to fair sheep at 6LG7Lc;
good TO prime at 71z9Sc, extra at S9S1zc, pre-
MUM at 9Gl01zc, sheared at 6675lc, lambs at
16G20c. Hogs: b supply in the earlier
partOf the week was 2.@l head at 10Th street
yard, and 5,S73 head at COmmunipaw, and
though the demand was nOt active the prices
were firmly supported. To day the offerings
was 900 head at 10th street, and $50 head at
Communipaw, but the market was firm at
subJoined figures; prime heavy corn fed at
Sl ,2jGll ,S7H medium at SllGl,S, common
at sl0,75@lI,60 dressed at Sl3,5O9l4,OO.
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District Court.


The District Court commenced its
session here on wednesday, the eth.
Present, Judge CHAFFEE, FUTILE,
FREAsE and CoNANT. His Honor,
Judge FREAsE, was called away on
Thursday by news of the decease OF
his father, and did not return. Judge
SCOTT, of the Supreme Court, arrived
on Friday and remained during the
term, which terminated Monday eve
ming. The term, though short, was
an industrious one, and a large num-
Der of cases were disposed of.
In the 5 of Abram Powers VS..
Rebecca Goist, error, the judgment of
the Common Pleas was affirmed
Thos. Duncan VS.. Gabriel Sechler,
error, affirmed. Peter Shively VS..
John Lane, error, affirmed. Curtis &
Boyce VS.. John Hutchins, error,
affirmed. Madison Powers VS.. The
Mahoning Coal Co., error, affirmed
F. W. Ames ct. al, VS.. Warren Pack
ard, ct al, error, affirmed. Butler,
Williams GO. VS.. Henry Long, error,
affirmed. Same parties, second case,
error, defendant in error having re-
mitted $751; 80 from the judgment OBJ
tanned in the Common Pleas, the
judgment below was affirmed. Cyrus
B. Snyder VS.. Chas. F. Osborn, ct. al.
error, reserved for decision in Maho-
ming county. The above decisions
speak well for the rulings of Judge
FUTILE in the Common Pleas.
Martha Shady, ct. al. VS.. Jefferson
Sweazey, ct. al, appeal, decree for
plaintiff. Daniel Kistler VS.. d. n.
Warren ct. al, appeal, decree for
plaintiff The case of F. E. Stowe VS..
Calvin Hedger, ct. al, which has been
in Court now for II years, was also
disposed of, which will be matter of
rejoicing, not only to those interested,
but to all who lave had to hear it
called from term to term, time out of
mind.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
PITTSBURGH Live Stock Market.
PENNA- CENTRAL LIVE STOCK Y ARD
Saturday Evening, April 10, 1859.

PENNA- LIVE STOCK ARDS
Saturday Evening, April 10, 1859. I
CATTLE-There has been a good demand
for cattle during the week and prices some
better than last week, especially for the bet
ter grades, and b receipts were mostly OF
that class, the greater portion of the arrivals
coming from Chicago, and but few local cat
tie. Stockers may be quoted at IS OOa6 % 2
hundred n not many wanted. The best
cattle sold at OO9S 2Fhundred. Themar
ket during the week ruled steady and closed
this evening With not over seven car loads in
the pens unsold.
H~OGS-During the week there have been
increased receipts Of still hogs, and in con-
sequence, corn hogs were not 50 brisk. Pri-
ces are not changed materially however
from those Of last week. Sales OF stillers at
50 754l0 70, n the best Philadelphia at slI
oil ., with = few extra assorted at S1I 400.
II 50 hundred. Hedges & Taylor sold three
lots Of Cherokee Native hogs at IS, and one
lot Of II head, weighing l,60 rs, al s. 50 =
hundred. The market closed steady, with
about 10 car loads remaining in the pens this
evening unsOld.
SHEEPSThe market for sheep has been
some brtsker this week and prices generally
perhaps o shade better n last. The sup
ply Of sheephas been light in consequence OF
there not being as many clipped sheep in Us
shippers anticipated, for usually at this sea-
son Of the year the receipts are considerable.
At the close Of the market this evening there
were not over eight car loads in the pens I'M
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CIereIand WholesaIe Markets.

1ONDAA GNENANHg aRAD Il AoVls
~FLOUR-Quiet and steady: we quote city
made xxx white at Sl0,0Oal0,&; Xxx amber
$,Oo6S,2; Xxx red S7y25G7, 80; Xxx spring s6,7i
@T,OO X red S6,00@6,25; Country brands Xxx
red and amber S6,5egz,75; XXX spring S6,O0S
6,75i Xxx white SS,T549,2.
WHEAT-There is a better inquiry, and in
the absence OF receipts for several days, the
market Is decidedly hrmer; Nc. red winter
held at Sl.4j: No. d at sl,3; No. l Milwau-
kee spring at Sl,40.
OArS-Steady n firm at CSC for No. !
State.
BUTTER-The market is firm for choice,
which is IN demand at 40442c; extra nice
roll f264Sc: common to good 30G3Sc.
CHEESE-Nery little doing and market
steady at a92ic for good TO choice old dairy
and factory.
EGGS-Large supply dull and heavy at IS
R2Oc for fresh receipts.
DRIED APPLESGOod demand and very
firm at l46l41zc for good to choice fruit.
SEEDS-TlmOthy scarce n in demand at
S.5093,75; Clover quiet at S9,0099,&.
HAY-Marketd dull. Baled in car lots Sl7,-
O0GlS,O0; from store S9,O0G2,O0 90.
LIME-Water Lime held at sI.7O for Akron
and OswegO. White Lime selling at 81 40 =
Dbl.
LAKE FISH-The market is quiet and
steady and unchanged. Held at $500 per
half barrel for white fish $500 for trout; 100
for Pickerel; Herring A,5OG5,O.
PLASTER-Market steady and firm at 81, s.
per barrett for "Alabaster" Land Plaster: 50
do Calcined; POwells Land Plaster SO per
ton; do calcined So per barrel.
SALT-Fine steady at s2.45: Coarse in very
light stock and firm at S,OO93.&
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Township Officers.

In answeS to a request for the
names of officers elected on the 5th
inst, in the different townships, we
have received the following We re-
greet that the list is so incomplete:
ORANGEvILLE VILLAGE.
Mayor, Nelson Hyde; Recorder, G.
w. Snyder; Treasurer, G. W. Hamil-
ton; Trustees, n. E. Austin, A. NJ.
Brockway, E. B. Jones, ]. o. Shafer,
S.. H. Spier.
KNSMAN.
Trustees, C. B. Weber, a. Fobes,
Addison Waid; Clerk, R. K. Hulse :
Treasurer, H. Fobes; Assessor, Chss.
Burnham; COnstables, A. w. Gillis,
II. Kline. 70
BAZETTA.
Trustees, a. Gilbert, John Weir,
Thos. Kennedy; Clerk, D. D. Marvin I;
Treasurer, n. Cowdery; Assessor, D.
P. Ashburn; Constables, D. P. Ash
burne, S. c. Strickland.
NhEENE.
Trustees, Lueian Rice, Wesley IT.
win, A. L. Hickok; Clerk, R. c.
Rice; Treasurer, Daniel Smith As
SCISSOR, Ezra Faunce Constable, Isaac
Dilley, Daniel Winchel.
BRIsToLvILLE.
Trustees, a. G. Miller, VIM. J.
Fauss, J. C. Thompson; Clerk, T.
Harshman; Treasurer, H. w. Hill
man; Assessor, S. J. Foster; Consta-
bles, ]. B. Ramsden, J. J. Sutliff.
VIENNA.
Trustees, J. ]. Holiday, ]. S.
TruesdeIl, E. Bartholomew; Clerk,
VIM. Grifis; Treasurer, G. c. Treat /;
Constable and Assessor, R. J. Stewart.
CHAMPION.
Trustees, Isaac Leichliter, Horace
Harper, Edward Jones Clerk, Clin-
ton Mikesen Treasurer, Amos Weiss;
Assessor, Abram Weiss; Constables,
Edward Prentice, Henry Mervin.
LIBERTY.
Trustees, Charles Goodrich, D. D.
Owens, Samuel McCIeery; Township
Clerk, John Cline; Treasurer, Jacob
Stambaugh; Constable and Assessor,
L. Granger; Constable, J. B. Nelson.
t NILES VILLAGE.
Mayor, E. FAX Moore; Recorder,
a. c. Allison; Council, Jacob Sheal-
er, James Ward, Thomas Mccullough,
Henry B. Swindler, Thomas Crowly.
Treasurer, Col. VIM. Davis.
WEATHERSFIELD.
Trustees, Josiah Robbins, JE., Jo-
sian Dunlap and Bertly Robbins I;
Treasurer, VIM. Campbell; Clerk, NJ.
G. Butler; Assessor, Jesse B. Luce;
Constables, James Lenney and John
B. Lewis.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
Justices Of the Peace.

The following are the names of the
Justices elected in the different town.
ships on the 5th inst:
FenRd-R. Stranahan.
Fdrningon-Benj. Maltby.
HarGord-L. w. Clark, Peter Carl
ton.
JohRStOH-J. w. Weir.
WedtherSfeld-E. E. Moore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
Town and County.


New Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Suitings. Novelties in Hats and
Caps, Silk Hats, Spring Style. hobby
Suits in Scotch Goods. Beavers and
Cassimeres. Childrens' Suits. No
pains Will be spared to have our stock
complete, and our prices shall be as
IoU as the Lowest. Every article will
bear the marked price in plain figures.
We respectfully ask the attention OF
all to our stock and prices. Full
Stock of Furnishing Goods.
REED & ADAMS.
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and Special Notice

To those afflicted with Defective Evasiobt
Messrs LAZARUS & Morris, O-Dtieians NM 0sr,.
lists, Hartford, Conn, respectfully Announce
to the inhabitants OF this place and yicinity
that a member OF the firm will he AT M
store of their Agent, Mr.. Julius King lew.
eler, Warren, ONO, one % day only. Thurs
day. April Is, 1S69, for the sale OF their fusfIv
celebrated Perfected SpeelncLes. Too mncb
cannot be said as to their sisDeriorifU .oVerthe
ordinary glasses worn. There Is no OIiD-
merin0, tpduerfn0 he SiOAk. dizzfness- or 9TH
er unpieasant sensation, button he confroTv
from the peculiar construction OF the Lenses
they are soothing & pleasant, causing a feeling
OF relief to the wearer, and producing o clear
and distinct vision, as the natural healthy
sight. They are the only perfected Specfa-
Gle manufactured. The ability OF the menu
bers OF this firm to adapt Spectacles to an
sights eren tche1 Others hare failed Is too we'll
known to need comment Thew will have
with them q large assortment OF Gold. Sill
yer. and steel Spectacles; also. Gold. silver
Steel and Shell Eye Glasses, OF the finest
description and finish.
The glasses are ground under their own
supervision at their mandatory at Hart
ford, and persons may restasSured that every
care will be taken in the judicIous selection
OF their Spectacles.
Those needing the aid of~Spectacles. or suf-
feriug from tsedk or defe.tire tiSiOn. should
not fail TO call. Remember the date Of visit.
We wish it distinctly understood that zee en-
pIoy % o peddIeTs. March 3l-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

As in The case OF the New England Gal
lery which was opened in Warren at No. 10,
Market street, Tune IG, 1864, not however as
predicted to follow in the wake OF its numer-
Gus and illustrious predecessors, but destin-
ed TO grow, carrying by storm as IL has done
all opposition until 1t has finally won for its
self the Laurels it so richly deserved. Thus
it has been, tagging competition has held
its painting sides and fallen far in the rear Of
our brilliant efiorts,-call at the sign of the
Revolving Pyramid, and get all the benefits
of experience and artistic excellence.
RICE, Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
First Meeting Of the City Council.

The City Fathers met on Monday
evening last, at the Mayors office,
and organized by electing Albert
Watson, Esq, President. They then
proceeded to cast lots for the long and
short term, resulting as follows:
First Ward,-Short term, c. r
Hunt; long term, Albert Watson.
Second Ward,-Shortterm A. Trues-
dell; long term, c. c. McNutt.
Third Ward,-Short term, J. J. Gill
mer; long term, Henry Lane.
Council then adjourned till Friday
evening next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
LOCAL and

r.. H. Barnum & Co., have gont
into bankruptcy.
The Falcon Nail Factory resumed
business last week.
Rev. Lamphear preached at the
Disciple Church on Sunday last.
E. A. Smith, Esq, has so far
recovered his injury as to be able to
attend to business in person.
New presses, new type, good
workmen, and all the modern i'm
provements in job printing, at this
Office.
Now is the time to advertise
your goods. Let people know what
you have on hand to sell, and they
will buy.
Last Saturday, Mayor Dawson
fined a man named Henry Wilson
$2O,35 for being drunk and raising a
disturbance.
"A vein of coal has been discover
ed on the farm of Mr.. John Natten,
about a mile and a half north of the
center of Vienna.
Dan Rice has started out on his
farewell tour. Last year he played
the same game, and most likely he
will do the same next year.
The Register says Youngstown is
to have a new hotel, to cost $4,000.
A needed improvement, and one that
win be appreciated by travellers.
-Messrs. Austin & Stiles, of the
Austin House, are renovating and
refitting their office, preparing for a
wash room and billiard saloon below.
H. h. Mason, Esq, of the firm OF
Mason & Campbell, of Miles, has
moved to Cleveland, to give his
children the advantages of better
schools.
The steamer was out on Saturday
for the regular monthly practice. Our
fremen appear to have it under per-
feet control, and it works to the salts
faction of everybody.
The Commissioners advertise for
proposals to build an iron bridge on
the site of the Heaton Bridge on
Mosquito Creek at the crossing of the
State Road in HoYland.
Saturday the 10th of April was
the fftieth anniversary of the ordi-
nation of the pope. On that day all
eonfessing Romanists were granted
free absolution from their sins.
Our facilities for job printing are
unexcelled in this part of the county.
We are prepared to do a better Job for
the same money than can be had
elsewhere in this section.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of Parks & Chew.
These gentlemen keep constantly on
hand splendid assortment of carpets,
and now is the time to buy.
-Horsemen, if you want a first
rate horse bill, with a large selection
of cuts to choose from, come to this
Office. Promptness is our motto, low
prices our ''best hold" and good
work our constant endeavor.
Our County Clerk has received
Swan and Saylor's Supplement to the
Revised Statutes of Ohio, for the
various Justices of the Peace of this
County, which they can have By
calling at his office, and giving him a
receipt for the same.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

The Misses Forman having returned from
the East with n large stock Of Millinery
Goods, can be N at their old place Of
business in Webb's Block, in rooms with
AdOlphus Crater, until their rooms IN the
new bank block are fitted up
Anril LII
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14

CONSTITUTION BIrTERs can be taken at all
times and under all circumstances. Nc ordi-
nary exposure will prevent their salutary
effects. and no bad result can accrue from an
overdose. They will efectually cure debility,
chronic or nervous, liver complaint, jaun-
dice, dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea, diseases OF
the kidneys, n all diseases arising from a
disordered stomach, liver or intestines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-14
Fatal

Hon. JAMES HARPER, Ex-Mayor of New
York City, and the proprietor Of "Rdrper's
Magazine" was last week fatally injured by
being thrown from his carriage. He was in
sured for $1,000 in the original ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn
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