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Terrible Railroad Accident-Fifteen
Killed and Fifty Wounded.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l4.-At a few
minutes past nine this morning, the east
ward bound train on the Western Pacific
Railroad, with eight cars including one
sleeping car, collided with the Alamada
ferry with a train of four cars near San
Leandro. Both trains were going at the
rate of twenty miles an hour. The en-
gines are perfect wrecks and the cars are
smashed, and driven through one anoth-
er. The Western Pacific train left
prompt at time, but the morning was so
foggy that the engineer could not see any
distance ahead. On arriving at the
switch where the Western Pacific con-
meets with the Alamada road, the train
was slowed and the switch tender ques-
toned as to whether the Alamada train
had passed, and answered: "Al right;
go ahead.' Soon after the trains came
together with a terrific crush. The first
passenger car on the Western Pacific was
driven through the smoking car, and the
other cars were badly damaged The
killed and wounded are variOusly esti-
mated at from ten to fifteen, and the
wounded at from thirty TO fifty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

New Hampshire defeated the amend
ment to the State Constitution author
izingaState Constabulary. 1t was urged
in the interest of the extreme temper
ance people, and Massachusetts has been
experimenting with the idea for a num-
Der of years, but its success has not been
remarkable. If a stringent ~prohibitory
law is enacted, a State ~cOnstabulary sys-
tenn is essential to its enforcement in all
large towns and cities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

We tax pleasure in calling the attention
OF dealers 10 Il valuable patented improve
ment in Electro Plating Spoons and Forks.
by which those parts most exposed to wear
handle, heel Of the bowl and points of bowls
ofSpOanS.-back Ofthe handle and breast and
points Of tines of forks, as illustrated in cut.
1t is confidently believed this mode Of
Electro Plating Will superSede the old way
OF plating. The great advantage will be
readily seen, rs spoons and forks always
wear thfough on these exposed points, While
article. This new process will add three
times 10 he durability Of goods so plated. The
additional eXpeuSei is only Sl.jD per dozen on
Table spoons and Forks: 81. IL per dozen on
Desert spoons and Forks; 20 rents per dozen
on Tea Spoons. All goods stamped "IS47
Rogers Bros. \ I. Nil" are Electro Plated by
the new Patented Process. For sale at
Kings Jewelry Store, or Main ST.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

That Trade Mark of Seward & Bently's
A. NJ. 1854, =. ,, may seem a little obscure e
the many who read 1t. but the many thous-
ands who have tried their valuable tonic
Constitution Bitters, fail to see anything but
good effects from them. They strengthen
the weak a.d d~ebilitated, amend shattered
constitutions, place the Ill and despairinE
ones firmly upon their pins again, and in
short, are just the suffering need. We
speak of what we know, and our advice IN
The sick is, get a bottle and you'll agree with
us. for the Constitution Bitters are certain
" the best I'm use.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
Dastardly Scoundrelism.

Some villain, whose name We failed to
learn, administered, with the basest of
purposes, a dose Of c~antharides, or Span
ish flies, to a young woman by the name
of Enos, residing with the family of MI.
John T~ruesdell, Of Vienna. The amount
gwen was quite large, and the effects
were severe. The victim of this fendish
outrage is now slowly recovering, and it
IS hoped will soon be well. The perpe-
traitor of this ru1fianIsm has made nm
self scarce, in order to shun the righteous
indignation IF an incensed people.
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Bonner has a new colt. five v

Bonner has a new colt. five year
old, a grandson of Hambletonian'
which he drove on the Fashion course
on Long Island last Thursday after
noon. to his road wagon. The wagon
and driver weighed SI2 pounds, and
the colt made the first half mile in
1:114-the second quarter of this half
mile was made in 34l seconds, being a
2:1S gait tn a road wagon. Afterwards
the colt was harnessed to a sulky and
was driven a mile in 2:191, the first
half of the mile in 1:l0{ and the sec
in LODI. Dexter will have to look to
his laurels. The colt cost Bonner S1O.-
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ihe Following is an Extract
I From, n Iattar yrittsn nv Sarah Haze.

From n letter written by Sarah f. Hayes
OF Burg Hill. Ohio:
McxSrx. Rice & Bliss Kind Sir II feel Il
my duty To inform you how well INV "a.
rents were pleased with the copy you made
Of my brothers picture. and we know moi
how To sufficiently express our gratitude Iol
50 liie-Iike n picture Of our son and broth.
Ct. II is far Adore what we expected for the
reason we had taken 60. .'icture to SeveraI
Artists before going to yOu and they all said
IL was impossible To make o1Utainu from SO
poor "A picture and we had given up IN dis
pair, Gntil we went TO yOu when YOU said,
we can make you Il picture. And nowall who
have seen the result say that Rice & Bliss
have acquired that skillin the art OF Photo
graphing. that no other Artist can excel,
and rest assured, we shall always work for
your benefit. for we feel L our duty.
Respectfully Yours,
SARAH Z. HAYES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

The Iongshoreman of Charleston
have struck because n of their num-
ter. a negro, was discharged from a
vessel for being a Republican. When
we c these things in South Carolina
longshormen, what can a Boston Abo-
litionist do but cut his straps and go
to glory.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

Certain Ohio Republican politician:
are said tobe in Washington laboring
TO procure the removal of certain
Federal office-holders, on the ground
that they were derelict In thelate can
vass; but the appointing power. it il
sand, requires some little reasons, espe.
cially where the persons charged are
performing the duties of their offices
with more than average ability.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

In the Supreme Court OF Chicago,
on Monday, Daniel Walsh was tried
for shooting TO death Rose Walsh, on
the eth of September last. The trial
commenced at noon, and at six o'clock
the jury found Walsh guilty, and las
is the custom in illinois,. returned as
part of their verdict that the prisoner
shall suffer death by hanging
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
Ohio State Christian Convention.

4 Christian Convention will be held at
Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the 9Oth of Nov. and
the Isl and I'd of Dec. next, to consider
the various means of making the field OF
the Lord fruitful, to which each Christian
Association in the State is invited to send
two delegates, AID each Evangelical
Church in the State its pastor ald al least
one layman. Many Of the most active
christian workers in the nation will be
nresent.
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Now is the Time

For a good Over Coat. Go to Reed &
Adams, Agents, and buy one cheap.
A large lot ofBusiness Suits, for Mems
& Bows wear, Just received at
REED & ADAMS, Agents.
For good Undershirts, Drawers, Win
ter Caps, Gloves-buy them of
REED & ADAMS, Agents.
P. s. They keep the best White Shirts.
Try one. Try a half dozen.
REED & ADAMS, Agents, are not to
be undersold.
Please bear in mind the above items.
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.OTICE.-The Commissions

NOTICE.-The Commissioners OF
~ Trumbuu County, will be at the bridge
tust south of Bloomfield center, on the turn
pike, on Thursday. the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1853, between the hours OF ten (lOl i
o'clock a. M. 10 sell the fob, to the lowest
responsible bidder, Of furnishing materials
and the building OF two abutments for q
bridge at the above place.
Also. on the same day, between the hours
Of one ID and three 81 o'clock, p. m.lthe
Commissioner will be at the Grand River
bridgeOn the -MeSopotamia road, at the old
mill, to sell the job Of building two abut-
ments with wing walls for an iron bridge
The Commissioners reserving the right to
accept or reject any or ALI bids a. they may
deem best. Plans made known on day OF
sale. Q. X WOLCOIT,
E. a. REED, SCo. om'Ts.
I. b. PAYNE
Pennington, Oct. -. lS57-5L
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1t is stated that the postmaster gen.
eral will soon issue Ell order prohibit
ing the carriage, through the mails,
of the circulars gotten up by swim
ding firms for the purpose of de-
frauding the public. Some twenty Of
these firms are on the black list of the
government detectives.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

: The Youngstown papers are mourn
ing over the failure to secure a course OF
lectures there. The Sharon Times con-
soles its Buckeye neighbor thusly:
Don't be foolish now, you are 100 far
over the line. You know your town isn't
large enough to support a course Of lee
lures. and you needn't feel bad because
Sharon is getting away head of you. In
five years hence your merchants will
never think of going farther than Sharon
for goods" The weather must be cool in
Sharon.
The Sharon Times says that there is
much complaint of the deplorable condi-
lion of the branch railroad from Youngs-
town to Sharon. 1t is becoming unsafe
for cars 10 pass over, and scarcely a train
passes without an accident. One occurred
on Tuesday Of last week, some we miles
beyond Hubbard, and had not the car
struck the timbers of the bridge, a coach
full of passengers would have been pre-
cipitated over a high embankment. The
car jumped the track just as the train
was entering the bridge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

\ gentleman named W. II. Butler, of
! Atwster, Portage county, was robbed Of
1880 in greenbacks at the Union Pas
senger depot in Cleveland on Wednesday
night. His pocket from which the nom
ey was taken was cut in such a manner
as to indicate that q professional pick
pocket had been at work.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PENN. CESTRAL SroCK YARDS,
East LIBERTY,

SATURDAY EVE, Nov. Is. 1889.
CATTLE-The run of cattle this week
has not been near as large as last week.
To-day the cattle pens were about cleaned
out, and the feeling is a little better than
at the close OF last week, but nc big pri-
ces need be looked for for some time 70
come as too many cattle are rushing into
the market so as to save being fed in the
country out West as it is more like win
ter than usual at this season of the year.
The following prices are about those
ruling to-day;
Good to choice steers or 100 to ,30 6,0OG5,75
Decent to fair steers OF LOCO to 1850 5.25G5,5O
COMMON mixed lots OF 500 to 600. 100000
Stock steers Of 500 to l,OoO..,.-........... 4,O095,25
Extra stock steers are rather scarce and
in demand and the good ones arc not
plenty.
HoGs-The arrivals have been pretty
heavy all week, and or all grades there
has been a decline of 25@5Oc per cwt.,
with some six or eight car loads held
over until h coming week, in the hopes
of q rise. The best hogs may be quoted
near SOC per cwt. down since Monday
last, and common 25c off. Philadelphia
hogs are selling to-day at $40 00@I0 so;
New York hogs mostly at So 25@9 so; a
few choice lots commanding a little
more and common and mean ones a lit
tie less.
SHEEP-The receipts have not been so
numerous as last week, but prices are
about the same, up to Friday, and since
her more brisk at about &c Of an advance
over last weeks prices. We quote to-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
THE MARKET REPORTS,
WHOLESALE MARKET,

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE
WARREN OHIO, Nov. l6, 1863. ]
The market for the past week ruled some,
hi dull. Prices continue about as last
quoted. In haxseed a further decline Of ten
cents has taken place. The past week has
Deen quite favorable for Pork, good qualities
coming in at lie for weights at 80 and up
wards. Light weights not much in demand,
Gold, 1867
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White s2,SO to $500 per bushel.
FLoUR-S6.5O to 500
HAY-New sl0Ssl2.
OATS-Oats 4594ec.
CORN-COrn Sl.I0.
DRIED APPLES Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll 35c,
TALLOW-I0c
CHEESE-Dairy I2Sl4c.
EGGSSS0c.
LARDLCountry rendered, HalSc.
POTATOES-Peachblows, $3.50.
PORK-Dressed lie.
CHICKENS-Dressed I2c
TURKIES-Dressed l5c
WOOL-S+Oc.
FLAX SEED-2.IG
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By TELEGRAPH, CHICAGO, Nov. Is.

BY TELEGRAPH, CHICAGO, Nov. IS.
CATTLE-Steady at s2,25a2,62I for
light Texan and Cherokee cattle, &,O0a
$50 for light but choice steers, and S5,25a
6,25 for fair to good shipping beeves.
HOGS-Steady. Sales at S9,O0a9,25 for
fair to medium, S9,40a9,S0 for good to
choice, and 5000 for extra.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

Joshua Hammock, of Ossipee, n.
H., is one hundred and six years old
and keeps persistently alive and
healthy. He thinks tobacco Is what
ails him, having used 1t for ninety
odd years.
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r. r. Survey.

X. X. Survey.
An experimental railroad route was
surveyed last week, beginning at the
freight depot Of the \. Il g. W. Railway,
in the ppe part of this place, and run
ming east just north of the fair grounds,
crossing the Vienna road a few rods west
Of Rowland Corners, thence bearing to
the southeast passes near J. J.Holliday's,
in southern part of Vienna, and cOntinu-
inga general southeast direction, strikes
the Sharon Branch Road about one and
a half miles northeast OF Hubbard vii
lage. The distance between the termini
is about Il miles. \ line has also been
surveyed commencing at the Mahoning
rail road, in the southeast part of War
rem. This line bears generally further 10
the south than the upper route. Both Of
these lines are regarded as very practica-
bic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

ESTATE Of Maria r. McFadden,
Fidec'd, The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified ss Administrator on
the estate Of Maria R. McFadden, deed. lste
OF Trumbull Co, Ohio.
Vienna. Nov. ,, Iss0-st+
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In the language of the immortal p. V. Mas
by. on occasion, Cum won. cum all. this
rock shall fly. rum its firm base in a pigs
eve" Before we will render the palm 10 any
one in TrumbuII County, for better results
in the Photographic Art Than we procure,
try ms. our rooms are on the east side OF
Main st. BROOKS POTTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

No better proof OF the public appre-
citation Of the value of p commercial edu-
cation is needed than to witness the
throng of students that crowd the spa
cious halls Of the Union Business College
of Cleveland. Address Messrs. FELTON,
& Bigelow for a copy of the National
Union, just published, containing full
particulars of this popular school.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

Filling the three stories and basement OF
JamesOn's old building with Stoves for this
con1munitv was considered a hoIl stroLa
but when il is understood one-fourth OF this
room is required for Plymouth Rock Cook
Stoves alone, the rest Is easily accounted for.
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The Most Unique and Spicy volun. In E1l.t.ns.
THE INNOCENTS ABROAD /:
Oh,
THE NEW PILGRIMS PROGRESS.

Being some account OF the Steamship Gus
ker Ctty's Pleasure Excursion to Europe,
and the holy land; with description Of Coun-
tries, Nations. Incidents and Adventures
as they appeared to the author. From New
York 10 Palestine, and back through France,
Spain, Italy. Morocco, Russia, Turkey, Egypt,
&c, &c, q distance Of over twenty thousand
miles By sea and land, by
M a TW "A
One large and exceedingly handsome VOL
ume ofOverb SOOctavo pages, profusely aC oru-
I, ~ IN Deaulaui, syHlISH ana apr PLl-
most noted artists in the land; fully 4 lus-
tratlng the descriptions given Of Count faJ,
Nations, Incidents, Adventures, Charact,rs r.,
etc, met with by the party whose Ito them)
most remarkable pilgrimage the author Ia
these pages has Enthusiastically recorded.
49, Agents wanted In every Town and
State. AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
NOv.5-3t l4SAsylum St.. Hartford, Conn
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Elegant New BOnnets and Hats!
Styles and prices warranted to please.
GCNLEFINGER Il BROTHEF
Avenue Warmer.

One of the Township Heaters" mention
ed in our last, is TO he removed from Jameson
& Wheelerrs old stand to a mansion On the
Avenue.
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Tie HnnidaYS :

VIII soon be here again. and we wish TO
hint TO our customers ard the public. that
presents which are to be engraved should be
purchased as soon as practicable, that we
may have time to do wOTs that will please
them, and be - credit TO US.
NAUTROT ACKLEY.
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Batter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1869.
Butter-DulI at 20@33c. for Ohio.
Cheese-Dun at lT@Isc
C~ISCINNATI, Nov. Is.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged: fresh
3O635c.
Cheese-Firm and in good demand at
l7l@l9c.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. Is.
Chees=Firm W. r. Isc. Ohio fact
DRY l9c.; Ohio Goshen Doc; y. Y. Goshen
2lc.
Butter-Firmer at 3Oa3Sc. for extra roll.
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Money 70 Loan.

In sums to suit on good paper; good notes
bought: Interest allowed on deposits. In
quire at the Bank OF T. ]. McLAIN SON.
Nov. T7-tf.
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Change ef Name.

Nj. L. y. Dodd having ~purchasedthe inter-
est % Mr.. Terrill, in the late firm OF Terrill
& Dndd. thereby O~ocaSiOning a change OF
name. yet the merited and widespread repu-
tatiOn acquired by this firm, remains I'M
changed, and Mr.. DOdd can still be found ut
the old rooms. where he proposes 10 give bet
ter satisfaction TO those wishing any thing
in the picture line than any other Photogra-
pher in Warren can or dare do. Work to
please all" is his motto. The old negatives
nf z. InRnX are in his nnsseSsion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

\ first class Lanes Patent Ale Pump, fouI
Drawer, Silver Plated, in perfect order, fol
sale cheap. CallsOnn.
JAMES MCCONNELL, Main st.
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The truth of the above maxim Is made
manifest TO all who look upon the cuckOO's,
blue jays, humming birds, and other sweet
warblerS, OF the field and forest. which have
been dOmesticated and are for sale at the
Millinery Rooms of Mrs. POTTER < CO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

These who wish a reliable preparation for
the Hair should adopt Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Remover.
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Revenue Stamps.

A full supply always on hand to accommo-
date the public. 4 discount of two per cent
allowed on amounts Of twenty dollars and
upwards. at the Bank OF
Nov. T7-3w T. J. McLAIN & SON.
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For Rent,

tut IlTHII
\ large, elegant double room for rent over
Park 4 Patch store. said room fronts public
square: wide attractive stairway and en-
trance. gas fixtures complete. Possession
given January 1, 1870, apply to
Nov. T-3w. o. II. PATCH.
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Warth NOficing!

Pew & Brother are still on their feet with
a great variety Of CTockery, Glass. Stone and
Farther and Tin Chamber suits, Looking
Glasses. Bird Cages, and a great variety OF
other articles Of which they will sell very
low. This is the place to buy all goods in
arrr limo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
Mailing Z

Those waiting the arrival of the Plymouth
Rock Cook Stoves. will be glad 10 learn they
are here, and the forces at JamesOn& Vince
ler's old stand viii be in readiness TO set
them up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
The Genuine

a large stock Of furniture TO exchange for
lumber or cash. by
TRUESDEL& TOWNSEND.
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For the Winter TraGei

The only one left out of n large lot received
4 few DAYS since. More coming to
NAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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Mr., d. Ii, HeekIinger
% Cents an Ounce!

Is manufacturing, expressly for the Holt
days, the handsOmest and largest assortment
Of Confectionery Toys ever offered in this
market. Cal and see them. NOV. l7-lt
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MAHONING DIVISION.

The e.2a o'clock east and 5:2l west are daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time is not given.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

Best T in tie Market!
Only I,75 per pound, HapgOod s Stratton.
No. .. Market St.
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Ladies' did YOn Hear

~dItts
In the best of companies att lowest rate S
Nov. Eft. I. J. McLAIN &SON. Ag'ts.
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Having received direct from Baltimore, a
large stock of Toys of all kinds and variety,
they will be sold cheap at the store of
ID. BISHOP, Main St,
Nov. I7-lm Warren, ohio.
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Mink FnrS
SYrups

We offer n JGt o. ile Mink FdTS. which we
have on consignment, at prices to secure
their sale. GUNLEFINGER BROTHER.
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local Notices.
HpINpf ElnMrrSl

Local Notices IL cents per Lin first insertion,
10 cents per line each subsequent insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT, 81 t.
We are the originals 81 Tea store, we don't
sell that poor trash. HAPGOOD Il STRAIT
TON, Mo- j, Market ST.
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That the prettlest Flowers and Feathers in
the city can be seen at Misses Forman's
Rooms. That's what every lady says who
has been there. Newest. incest and latest
out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

20 Cents an Ounce!
For Berlin Zephyr. in all colors. at
GUNLEFINGER * BROTHERS
New Orleans MOlaSSes!
At HOYT'S Drug Store. No. 3 Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

NeJ the Best!
Leroy W. F~airchild'S celebrated Gold Pens,
a full assortment just reed, at
Nov. lost pORrEHcS Book Store.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford. Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. App 10
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. lOct. H-tf.
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Wreathes, Feathers, etc, a splendid c
stock direct from New York, and nowo open
ing at the Millinery Rooms o! the Misses
FORMAN. in the First National ank block.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17

Plantation BitcrS are especially recon-
mended to Clergymen. Public Speakers and
persons of literary habits and sedentary life
who require clear mental faculties, which
can only be obtained by relish for food, and
a perfect digestion. Delicate Females are
certain to find in these Bitters health and
strength.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
Fine Feathers make ENC Birds.

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