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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 viii be spared 10 have u stock
completes, and our prices shall be as
Io1p as the IotCest. 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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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NV YORK Aprl3-
BUTTER-steady. Sales at 994Oc for Ohio;
406 SOC for state.
CH~EESE-Firm. Sales al lss2e for COM
mon to prime.
CINCINNATI, April5 5.
BUTTER-Searce and ? cents higher. Sales
at f59i7c for fresh.
CHEESE-There are a few choice old fac
tory selling at 22G35c per y, actual tare, but
there Is only a remnant in market.
P~TrrsBURG, April 5.
RUTHERFORD tOchOice table butter rules
at-45G4Sc : q, and common at AGfSe 2 =.
CHEESE-There Is but little in market
Goshen readily commands a8sr , ~ to
qusltty.
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CITY and Township Elections.

More than the usual interest was
taken in the election in town this
spring, which was owing to the fact
Of its being u first under the new
order, and that the question of a new
Jail was to be decided. Large numbers
attended the caucuses on Friday and
Saturday evenings, and the vote
polled on Monday was unusually
large for township elections.
The republican ticket was strictly
as decided by the caucuses. In the
first and third wards an independent
ticket for city officers, consisting
partly of republicans and partly Of
democrats, was put in the field.
The democrats run q ward ticket in
addition to the independent city
ticket in the second ward. Here the
battle was warmly contested, the
sides being about equally divided,
and considerable interest was mani
tested TO know the result. Below We
give the abstract of votes cast for
Township, City and Ward Officers:
WARREN TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
TrUstees-S. F. Diekey, H. R. Stone,
J. L. Weeks.
TreoslTer-Jas. Hoyt.
UerE-Ws d. Porter.
Assessor-Elisha J. Adams.
ConstG5Jes-J. W. Brooks, John B.
Hardy, Nathaniel Stanley.
THE JAIL QUESTION.
For New Jail, Yes..-.....---.4S9
CTTv arrrCEpa
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Salaries Of CITY Ofacsrs.

By a City Ordinance in another
column, the salaries of u city off,
Gals are fixed at the following; May
or, $3.50. besides the usual fees, &c;
Marshal, $500, and usual fees; City
Clerk 500; City Solicitor the ordina-
~ fees for services; City Engineer,
81 per day for services actually rem
darad
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

March d, 1873.
-BEEF CATTLE-There was a marked i'm
prOXement In the general features of the
Cattle market to-day, a better demand ex-
listing, and prices ruling fully sc per 100 rs
higher than on Saturday last, g 4uc higher
than on this day last week This improve
ment vas not the result Of any decided
| change for the better in the condition OF the
market below, for from no quarter were adj
| vices Of a character to stimulated the demand
or restore the confidence of shippers. New
| York being quoted OF XG14c, Philadelphia
and Cincinnati dull, and Albany dull and
&c lower on the poorer grades. In fact,
things did look a little "blue" in the morn
ing-the pens full OF stock and buyers few
but Il SOon cleared MP By the middle Of
the forenoon buyers had got fairly at work,
and from this time until the close. the de-
mand for good to choice shipping bull
I locks was animated, and sales were quick at
Sz.0GS7,75 for good to strictly choice, with q
few transactions at and within the range or
Ss,O0fS,Y0 for Extra Graded Steers. The aver
age quality OF the offerings was good, though
there was a plenty OF the poorer sorts 10
satisfy all demands. During the day some
1000 head changed hands, at prices ranging
all the way from Si,G065,75 for common to
medium, 10 sT,01GSs9 for good to extra. The
merketclOses n-m at the prices given below
CLOSING PRICES:
Extra graded $3.50
Choice B~eeVes-Fine, fat, well-formed
4to6year Ole steers, and averaging
100 lbs and upwards---.-- ST,2JG7,9
Prime Beeves-GOOd, well fatted, INC
Is formed Steers, and averaging l.
100 70 Loo III; $6,z597,O
Fair Grades-Fair Steers, in fair flesh,
averaging 1000 to 1870 bs, at..--5,7IG6,O
Medium ClaSs-Medium steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, and
averaging 91 to I,00 rs, at.--S,Jaa5,50
stock Csttle-COmmOn Cattle. In de-
cent flesh, Ryers'g $50 TO 1000 rs,
InferiOr-Light and thin Cows and
SHEEP-Were in large saYri=. ans. %
prices are lower in most Of the Eastern mar
kets, trade ruled sluggish and prices were
not sustained. Sales were reported at a
range Of sS,5a6s,O for common to very
choice.
April 5th.
BEEF CATfLE-In large supply and buy
ers and sellers 5DG75c apart. sales at $3.50
7,25 for good steers and oxen.
LIVE HOGS-In large supply and n0mi-
nally 3S$jcl lower, sales AT sl9,l59l0-25.
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Kitchen. Lot 4s 'front.' by IL deep. vsInSd
at 5000 sach and rent for 500 per annum.


At 500 each and rent iOr 500 Per annI@.
HORSES.
SIX celebrated blooded horses, pacers ana
trotters, Al OF whom nave won purses n
Al perfectly sound and In good condition.
They are:
CRAY EAGLE, can pace his mile In IN
HIS biggest race was IN Pittsburgh. In ISL.
lss heat q I'd heat SSz 3D. heat &3K.
he has made better time, and n considered
the best PAGER In this part OF the country
Valued at Sl,So.
3 nike GOODWIN, the best trotter In thu
venna and Youngstown, Ohio, andin James,
SS.5@.
BAY Tow. Trotter; . fine young blooded
horse, can be made to go his mile IN 20 or
less. won his arst race In youngstown Dri-
wing Park, In the fan Of1S6S. Valued at $500.
: HONEST JANE can trot rmilei in lessthan
30. Has won several important races in
this part or the country, has a wide reputa-
ton. Valued at $500
WILD TURKEY. Trottsr; time, A40; has
made his mile in less; has won several IA
ces; Is well known In eastern Ohio. and wsE-
stern Pennsylvania. Valued at Sl-2m.
! QUEEN EsnLA- Trotter; time. 20; known
3 In fhe southern mart Of the state ash Pa
mare; Sire Abdallah Chief; age six year,,
perfectly gentle, and n OF the most prom
sing young mares in the country. Nalued
at Sl,z0.
PIANOS.-Two splendid eight octave, made
by the most celebrated manufacturers yAlN
ued at 500 each.
WASHING MACHINES.-l0 Dexter Wash
shing Machines, improved. the best ever
invented and the only machines that do the
work thoroughly without tearing or inju-
ring the clOthes.They are universally recon-
mamnnn UnRraEGT tried Walun EHl each
CLOTHES WRINGERS-Fwenty Clothes
w v,,IsES Of t me met imPT rsCea& IoT% and
Value, $40 each
SEWING MAcHNE-Fen Sewing Ma
chimes: Grover & Baker and Howe; finish
ed in the best style. value, $50 each.
wAGONs-One two horse Wagon, value,
ssO, and one Express Wagon, value, &0o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parior mad cham
Der setts-consisting OF sofas, escritoirea.
cushioned chairs, tables. bureaus. bedsteads,
cabinets, writing desks, &C.
GOLD ANDsILVER wARE-Gold Wste-
hes from soto $50. Silver Watches nom 80
workmanship. Tea and table spoons. York;
and other household paraphernaIia, all made
or silver orthe best quality.
JEwELRY-Diamond rings, breast pins
and other diamond ornaments.
SHOT GUNs.-Twelye doubled bsrrsued
shot guns, handsomely nnlshed Value SID
GAS PlPESOne hundred feet Inch Eas
pipe, value $3.50, and one hundred feet ~
inch, value so, for drtllers use.
NAHs-ons hundred kegs assorted dzss
value $50.
Ro-S "m HWy AOns fAas
49,
car vASru uRroo.
5t5Iv ornamentsd- VsIae S1N Spieh'
uluR OnAHe0us hauo sAW-
DRY GOODS-Twenty-elRhtdrea dress pasta-n.
OF Black, Purple, Plaid, Striped. Drsb- And
se;s, Tarletans, &c, nom - to "a: PaisisS-
aud other shawls, nom SIS to $50; Carpet
l1s Hearth k1gs Cornterpanes. Sets Fqrs.
&c Curtains and Handkerchief, Lace Col
CLOTHING -Ovarcoafa nam soa
Dress coafS frorn en- n en- ana enits
-
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rs. district Attorney.

&a % DAoNAAN ANNSAhN.
We learn that Geo. Wiley, Esq, of
Cleveland, has received from the
President, the appointment Of Z. s.
District Attorney for the Northern
District of Ohio.
Mr. Wiley is an excellent lawyer,
standing in the front rank Of his
profession, and d~eservedly has the
confidence of bis professional breth-
rem, and of those who know him,
and is, withal, a most excellent
gentleman. We have no doubt that
his administration will fully justify
the Presidents choice.
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Having added to our regular Ban kins
business a Savings Bank Department" W.
r eprepared toreceiVe money in any amount
and for any period OF time, allowing intereSi
thereon at six per cent.-an payable on de
mand. We also buy and sell Government
Bonds, Coin, and keep on hand a full assert,
ment of Revenue Stamps.
ID. McIAIS son. Bankers.
March 2i-eJ Warren, Ohio
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Snriu0 i Gaming 4,

But the Spring Styles in Hats, Bonnets
Flowers and all the many e~t-cetrds that set
on in the highest style OF art. the head and
face Of lovely women, nave already come
Those who would addn new beauty by spring
plumage will do well TO call soon before the
rush commences. NOw'st the time.
Mrs. POTTER & co.
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March -, IS5gNl6t.

DIOR SALE,-210A Acres of excellent
III land. within two miles OF the City Of
Warren, and one from Le~Ryittsburgh sta
cash. or one-third down and one thousand
dollars a year till all is paid. For particU-
lars enquire of Humphrey Harsh, Esq, or
At the Office of Gen. K. W. Ratlih. or address
the undersigneda at Rayenna.
March q, fSS9-tf W. +. HAZEN.
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The City Election

the American Clothing Bazaar. by Bernstein
& Bro, Main Street, Warren, o., two doors
north Of McLain's Bank, a large assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
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HON. JAMES HARPER, Ex-Mayor OF {
York CITY, and the proprietor OF Harper
MdOq.ine.' was last week fatally Injured by
being thrown from his carriage. BE was IN
sured for $1,000 In the original ACCiDESi
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford, Conn.,
Apply fora policy to WHITTLESEG AD-
ANS. the oHiy AgcEf in Trumbull County
April 81
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New Thing !

Just imported, Sen UiaGiRg H0tch with
Hunting Case, no glass TO break, takes no
key, runs well and looks well, and costs only
Sll.00, every Watch warranted. For sale
wholesale and retail at Kings Jewelry Store,
Main Street. (march 2i-ft.
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Bernstein & Bro,

VIII pay particular attention 10 the rus
tom trade, as we haves secured the services OF
a first class cutter from New York, we can
guarantee satisfaction to our customers.-
Parties in want Of cutting can be accommO-
dated at lower rates than can be got else
where. March,,
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March,.
For Rent.

The dwelling house OF ]. Goldstein, situat-
ed corner OF High street and Bazetta Road
The HOUSE is in the best condition, beauti-
fully located, with gas and other modern
improvements, contains Is rooms and wash
room, good cemented and drained cellar.
with barn and very near u acres Of ground
belonging to 1t. Possession given on the first
Of May. Apply at J. GOLDSTEIN'S Clo-
thing Store. april :, 1853.
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on account of removing my family iron
here, l offer my Piano, n splendid instru
ment, in the best condition, for sale at low
figures. j.
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Some Calendar OocksI
Interest on Deposits.

Just arrived in town n stopping FOR &
short time only at KINGS. on Main Street
Consultation free. Call so0E. Mar. 2i-2t
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
PEW, BRO. & co. is the place 10 buy your
Wall paDer.
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Invite

All who feel any interest or curiosity in the
art Of sewing by machinery, whether in
tending to purchase or not, to call at my
sales-room and familiarize themselves with
both classes Of the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines, and their relative merits, by per-
sOnal examination. Slsch UisitOgs are Arrays
tregcOtae. dad their tisifS regarded as Jdu0Ts.
Mrs. E B. BROWN, Agent.
Grover & Baker $. II. Co. Sales Room In
Kings Block, Main st.
Feb. %, 1859.
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Secretaries

A few more OF those Farmers Secretaries
Just finished. Every person needs one
Call and see them at
TRUESDELL TOWNSHIPS.
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az F RR- 81 -
The attention OF our readerr Is directed 70
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
| CURE, in another part Of This paper.
This valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use IL. Read the certificates.
Jan ., lS69.-9m.
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..See the Y~eIOeipede. :

This exclamation greets us daily, and {.
be up with the lines We brought our Gamers
to bear and caught the Neloeipede and its
rider, which we hold captive at OuI Onn
rOoms free to the inspection OF all Come and
see the novelty. Those aspiring 10 the oWn-
ership of this risky steed can never get One
more cheaply than at Brooks & Potter.
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And the styles in Bonnets and Hats are
taking a complete change. II you want to
see an assortment Of all the new and nobby
styles. Call AT GUNLEFINGER 4 BRO.
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Local Notices.
Fatal Accident.


Local Notices 10 cents per Line frSt Insertion,
10 cents per lime each subsequent Insertion.
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Go and See!

The greatest Improvement OF the age
Sarch io-tf PECK a BRoTHERs'.
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Spring is Openingl

To look at the new Millinery and DR.
Goods arriving daily at
MaTch7. GUNLEFINGER a BROS.
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Cash Paid

For Did Books and Newspapers! Clear up
your garrets and get rid Of your rubbish
We buy old Books, Patent Office Reports,
Public Documents, Blank Books, Magazines,
Pamphlets, Newspaper. &c. at
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Warren, O.. March SIT
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Ofth best selected brands of hOur con-
stantly on hand al Patmor's Grocery and
Provision Store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Jan l5-3In
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al EREER a SMITHS.
SEWARD K BESTLET'S AIIsMA FOR
HAIR.-This invaluable preparation has Civ
en- universal satisfaction wherever il has
been introduced, and called forth the highest
ecomiums from all those who have been 50
fortunate as TO avail themselves of its bene-
fetal effects. The manufacturers, by studi-
ously experimenting, have succeeded in
in combining, with much nicely, all the viz
UJH.s OF the ingredients OF most OF the various
Hair R~enoYatOrs n Reviewers eXtant, and
successfully overcome the difficulty of select
ing the innocuous ingredients which will re-
store gray hair 10 its original color and lustre:
and at the same time performs every indica-
ton Of q perfect Hair Dressing, which neith-
er Injuries the texture Of the hair, nor colOrs
the linen or skin. Anew applications impart
a lustrous brilliancy n soft, silky appear
ance 10 ~unsightly, braSh and why hair
Faded or gray hair is restored 10 its primitive
color in q few days. and bright red hair IS
changed TO a beautiful auburn by two or
three applications. 1t supercedes hair dye.
As a hair dressing II has no successful rival,
by its property OF preventing n removing
dandruf, and curing the various diseases TO
which the scalp IS liable.
Stewards Cough Cure is pleasant n relia-
BILE.
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II Is a Fact!

60 TO Clarks' and buy your Hosiery at
NEW YORK COST. Sign ofthe Eagle, Main
Street. March 3l-ew.
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''Barrett's1 Effeetual Hair Restorative.
"Barrett's" caps the climax.
None such as "Barrett's."
Add "Barrett'sr 10 your toilet.
'Barrett's" improves Whiskers.
Sold by Hoyt, Stratton & HapgoOd.
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A lot OF Oak and Hickory SpOkes wanted,
must be OF the best quality, for which the
highest cash price will be paid on delivery at
the Mahoning Depot, Warren. Ohio. Enquire
ORG. W. Dickinson or Isaac Kirk.
March SIT.
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Coughi Conghi Conghi
SpOkes Wanted

Our 500 Cough BalSam is uoVrdated TO give
entire satisfaction or the money will be re-
turned. HoYT, STRATToS HAPGooD.
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The Best Time Yet!
Has beenmade by the Peoples Watch
which experience has proved 10 be the best
thing ever produced for the price. 1t is made
on the lever principle, with RoskOfrs Patent
Stem winding attachment, which prevents
the breaking OF main springs by over wind.
ing. We assure ourcustomers and the pub.
lie that his is no humbug.
n. B..A complete stock OF American
Watches AT reduced prices.
Mar. 3l-st VAUTRoT& ACKLEY.
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All Kinds (!

A tremendous stock OF Wall Paper and
Window Curtains Just reeeiQed 81 PEW,
BROTHER & cos.
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$1,000

Now for this hundred dollars you have
ffty-five chances TO get back your invest
ment. Now does this look as though YOU
would loose the investment? We say this is
the fairest enterprise OF the kind ever offer
ed TO the public and We hope we shall be IA
Vored with our investment from you.
A. W. JONES, President,
4. HOWELL, Secretary,
Al. PACKARD, Treasurer.
April :. 1862.
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY
At
WEST FARMINGTON. OHIO.

THE Spring Term of this institu-
ton begins March Is. IS59. The Semina-
rs is in a prosperous condition, and affords
superior advantages to youths Of both sexes
desiring a COED, thorough education. Tho
Institution is furnished with PhiloSOphi-
cal, Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus,
Anatomical Plates, Maps, Globes, &C., and .
Cabinet Of Minerals.
Boarding $3.50 70 $40 per week, and rooms
for self boarding at low rates. Boarding
Halls are being erected which will afford rare
advantages TO those wishing to hoard them
selves. Tuition, Common English, 5000.
March -, IS5N!6t.
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Window Sash.

-Four % light window sash-sx1o glass; 1
good order, will be sold cheap for cash. Al
ply at this once.
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OONETHTNG NEW.

DIN the Musical world, the cheapest Music
III the wOrld-put up in convenient book
form. All M songs have piano accompanied
ments.
Twelve sOng by Donizetta, fOr--..O cents
Sixteen songs by Handel, 1or--.......9 do
Fifteen songs by Beethoven, for.----O do
Fourteen songs by Verdi, for---------0 do
Just reed at ADAMS Music and Bookstore.
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Flour
All kinds

At way down prices at tho Island Mills and
at their Feed Store OF Market street.
Mar. I-.-tE. RUSH HAMILTON.
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1000 RnsheIsI

All Kinds!
OF Musical merchandise, at
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
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An Experienced Cutter
Al Bernstein & Bros.
RfarehL
Ashton Salt.

FREER & SMITH are keeping q genuine
round Ashton salt for sailing Butter and
Cheese.
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Tannery for Rent.
Enquire Of McLain & Ward.
WARkEE, o., Dec. Ie-tr
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BRIER HILL, March, IS, 1888,

ADJCsTER, WARREN, OHIO. Dear Sir.-It is
due TO the Insurance Companies, 1.-THE 40
rillard" and "Norwich") you represent, In
sion House Din the first for $4,000, and the
second for $500 d~estrOyedby fire on the 2Sth
ult., that / publicly acknowledge my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt and honorable
manner they nave adjusted the losses. This
business foresight in efecting Insurance,
and your prOmptness in adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me togOpromptly for
ward with the work of rebuilding, without
sacrifice in raising money. This considera-
ton should induce all persons, irrespective
OF their ability, 10 stand a loss, to keep their
property insured. Respectfully u
Jan 6-eoT DAVID TOD.
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nn-PARrNERsHIp

= ~
ONOtice is hereby given. that the under
signed have this day entered into Co-part-
Hership for the purpose Of carrying OF the
clothing business, at Warren, Ohio, under
the 1r1n name OF G. :. Field & Co.
CHAS. X FIELD,
PETER L. WEBB,
HENRY BOIL.
Warren, o.. Feb y. 1852. March "a, lSee-Gt
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New Mnsic

Those who want 10 save from dfly cents (
one dollar on n barrel OF -four. would do vel
10 buy il OF
Jan. Is, lS59-5m.
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Town Lots for Sale.

Anumber Of fne building lots convenient
to business. Inquire Of the subscriber at
Trumbun National Bank.
Dec. left ]. 8. EDWARDS.
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willow Ware.

willow WaIt.
Clothes Hampers, Clothes Baskets, Work
Baskets, Chairs, &C.. at
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Dried BIlckbeTrIeSs
WhoTtleberries, Peaches, Sweet Corn Crack
Corn, Crack Wheat, Pearl Barley, nt J.T.
CAMPBELLS Main st.
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To those AFFLICTED with Defective EyeSigbt
Messns Lazarus & Morris, Opticians and Oocts
lists. Hartford, Conn, respectfully Announce
to the Inhabitants OF this place and yicinity
thai . member OF n firm will he al M
store OF their Agent, Mr.. Julius King, lew.
eler. Warren, Ohio, one a. day only. Thurs.
day. APRIL n. Is6o. for the sale OF their Justly
celebrated Perfected Spsctacles. Too muci
cannot be said as 20 their sl.Dcrogiiy oyerthe
ordinary glasses worn. There is no Oli,,l-
meyiaO. tr1rgJInd Of The sight diziaess. or 9TH
er UNPLEASANT sensation, button t~hecontrarv,
from The peculiar construction OF the Lenses
they are So0bhlg 4 pieusdHf, causing a feeling
OF relief TO the Wearer, and pnOduefng a clear
and distinct vision, as the natural healthy
sight. They are the only perfected Spects-
Gle Manufactured. The ability OF the mem-
bers OF This firm to adapt Spectaeles to all
sights erea trhen others hare gGiied. is too well
known 10 need comment. They will have
with Them n large assortment OF Gold. sill
yer, and Steel Spectacles; also, Gold. Silver.
Steel and Shelf Eye CLASSES Of the finest
description and finish.
The glasses are ground under their own
SUPERVISION at their mandatory at Hart
ford, and persons may rest assured that every
care will be taken In the judieious selection
Of their Spectacfes.
Those needing the aid o~fSpectacles. or suf-
fering rom IredE or defectfre risi0a. should
not fail 10 call. Remember the date OF visit.
Wewish il distinctly understood that zee em-
ptOy no peddtcTs. March 3l-5t