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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21
LOCAL and Personal

Work on the pavements will be
resumed on Monday next and be
pushed vigorously forward.
The CHRONICLE can be obtained
of Frank Clark, at the Post Office
Price five cents per copy.
New Spring goods at Gunlefnger
& Brothers. Read their new adver-
tisement.
Mr.. J. Goldstein offers at auction
his household goods. Adv'tin another
column.
Mr.. ]. t. Campbell has returned
from the South, mach better in
health.
-It~is rumored that a premium
will be offered at our next County
Fair for the fastest Veloeipedestrian.
A new billiard room has been
started in the room formerly occupied
by Greter's music store.
Parties have commenced drilling
for coal on the farm of MI. Cratesley,
in Rowland, formerly the Geiger
place. east Of the corners
Allison Chew, Esq, has purehas-
ed the interest of RS. Parks in the
firm of Parks & Chew, and will carry
on the business at the old stand.
Mr.. d. NJ. Lazarus advertises the
receipt of a large stock of Gentlemen's
and Boys clothing in this. weeks
issue. Read the advertisement.
The Mountaineering of the North
ern Ohio Dental Association viii be
heldin Youngstown on Tuesday, May
4tb, at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Miles wants an additional Justice
Of the peace, and will present a petit
ton to the Probate Judge OF the eoun-
ty, on April 18th, praying that one be
allowed.
A reunion of the surviving mem
bers of the gallant Seventh Ohio will
be held at Youngstown on the 9Th of
June-the anniversary of the battle
of Port Republic.
"A telegraph Office is to be estAb-
lished at the depot on the Mahoning
road, for the use of the road. A good
move. Now Wen know how much
behind time that evening train is.
Blank. Warranty, Mortgage and
Quit Claim Deeds, Land Contracts,
Leases, Chattle Mortgages, and all
kinds of Justices Blanks, for sale at
the lowest prices, at this office.
Last Thursday night about 10
o'clock a beautiful exhibition of that
interesting phenomena, the North
ern Lights vas given, free of charge,
TO all who happened to be abroad at
that hour.
The types made US say, in our Last
issue, that Henry Wilson had been
fined by Mayor Dawson for raising a
disturbance. We beg Mr.. Wilson's
pardon. 1t should have read "HenTy
Welsh"
Mr.. John Thorpe, agent of the
Western Emigrant Association, has
returned from Kansas, where the
company have located. Mr.. I. will
start with another detachment the
first week in May.
-Sam1 L. Freeman is building q
steam saw mill, south east Of town.
Nj. Freeman owns considerable tim
Der land adjacent to the mill, and
expects to do a large business The
engine is now being built at Douglas
machine shop.
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COuncnMeetlng


The City Fathers met on Friday
last, President Watson in the chair,
and transacted the following business:
The President appointed the stand
ing committees, as follows:
Committee on Sreets-Messrs. ]. ].
Gillmer, C. R. Hunt and C. c. McNutt.
Committee on Fire and Gds-Messrs.
AIonzo Truesdell and II. ]. Lane.
Committed on Public Grounds and
BuIdings-Messrs. c. r. Hunt and
Alonzo Truesdell.
Committee on AccoUnt-Messrs. J.
J. GilImer and c. c. McNutt.
A petition from the BARRIERS of War
rem, asking that all barber shops be
closed on the Sabbath was read.
Also a petition asking that q side
walk be built on the north side of
Market street, from Elm TO Chestnut
street.
The Street Committee were author
lied to procure some person 10 super
intend the laying of pavement.
The first semi-annual report of the
Captain of Steam Fire Company ].
N Dawson No 1, was read and re-
ferred to committee on Fire and Gas.
The Mayor was ordered to notify
the property owners on the south
side of Washington Avenue, who
have not complied with the ordinance
requiring a side walk TO be built on
said street, to build the same forth
with.
A committee was appointed to pro-
ure a room for the Mayors office.
The Street Committee assisted by
the Civil Engineer, were ordered to
establish a grade on Liberty street, in
third ward. This street is a continu-
alton of South street.
The Committee on Fire and Gas
were directed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of placing a light at each
end of the bridge across the Maho-
ming at the foot of Main street.
The bill of VIM. Ritezel was read
and referred to Committee on Ac-
counts.
The time of regular meeting was
changed to the second and fourth
Friday evenings in each month. Ad-
journed.
1t is our intention hereafter TO give
full reports of the business transacted
by the Council.
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Horse and Rnggr recovered.

Last Friday night a couple Of horses
were stolen in or near Middleburg,
Summit county. The rogue OF rogues
who stole them, not being very good
equestrians, stole a buggy and har-
ness in Kent, and continued their
journey. The best horse, a colt, which
they were leading, became unmanage-
able, they turned him loose, and he
shortly after recovered by the
owner. The thieves then drove on to
this place and abandoned their booty
on Monroe street, near the High
School, where the property was found
By Mr.. John G. McLain on Saturday
and returned to the owner
Monday morning. No clue has been
obtained of the thieves.
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New Cheese Factories.

We learn of the erection of new
cheese factories in this county, this
season, as follows:
Caldwell & WOlcott, Pennington.
Bascom & Brobst, BracevilIe.
John NJ. Trew, Newton Falls.
Mr.. Trew has sold his factory at
West Pennington to his customers in
that section, who have formed a joint
stock COMPANY.
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Catholic Fair.

Catholic Fair.
A grand fancy fair in aid of st. Ste
phen's (Catholic) Church, will be
held at Crandon's Hall, in Miles, COM
mencing to-day, April 2lst and con-
tinue ten days. The articles to be
sold have been purchased in New
York expressly for this purpose, and
will be found superior to those COM
monty on exhibition at fairs of this
kind A gold headed cane will be
awarded to the most popular man in
Miles, the matter to be decided in
favor of the one having the highest
lumber of votes.
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Town and County.

New Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Suitings. Novelties in Hats and
Caps, Silk Hats, Spring Style. Nobby
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
IOW as the LOtOest. 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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The apidity with which PLANTATION BIT
TIERS have become a household necessity
throughout the civilized nations, is without
a parallel in the history of the world. over
five million bottles were sold in twelve
months, and the demand is daily increasing
Rich n poor, young n old, ladies, physi-
clans and clergymen, find that IL reyives
d%rOODin spirits lends strength TO the system,
vigOr to the mind, and is exhausted natures
great restOrer. 1t is compounded Of the choi-
cest roots and herbs, the celebrated CaIlsaya
or Peruvian BARK. etc, all preserved in pure
st. Croix Rum. II is sold by all respectable
dealers in every town, parish, village aud
Europe, and all the Island ofthe Ocean.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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Governor Tod.

UOttEuOE AOu.
The great experience and remarkable, and
honorable success of the late Governor Tod,
in all financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser, and his counsel importantand valua-
bic to the public in all the affairs OF business.
Read the following letter TO WHITTLESEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod.
BRIER HILL, March, Is, 1865.
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, ESQ, AGENT AND
ADJUsTER, WARREN, OHIO. Dear Sfr.-It is
due to the Insurance Companies, (the 40
rillardn and "NOrwieh'O o represent, in
which ! had Insurance ON my new Man
sion House lin the first Tor $4,000, and the
second for 5000 destroyed by fire on the 18th
ult., that 1 publicly acknowledged my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt and honorable
manne they have adjusted the losses. This
business foresight in effeeting Insurance,
n your pronptness / n adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me TO go promptly for
ward with the work of rebuilding, without
in raising money. This eonsidera-
ton should induce all persons, irrespective
OF their ability, 10 stand a loss, to keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours,
Jan 6-cOw DAVID TOD.
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Assignee,s Sale of Personal PrOperty.

Our readers will find a rare chance
to buy a valuable team of horses by
attending a sale at the Austin House
in Warren. Ten head of horses will
be offered for sale, and several Ped
ding. Wagons, Buffolo Robes, Horse
Blankets &c. See local notice coll
umn.
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There are Probably

Thirty thousand Inhabitants, more or less,
now living in Trumbull Co, Ohio, and some
two thousand who never had any Kind Of
LIeneSSes taken. Old men and women who
think it foolish and absurd TO even ttS't a
gallery. Little children made 10 wait 70 get
iarge and old enough TO insure success IN
their case-but are know OF nothing more
unreasonable III either OF the above Ideas,
for the SpdHeSt infant and the gfey,hegdea
sire are alike successfully Photographed At
the New EnglandG Gallery, oppositeths court
House, Market ST., Warren, Q:,oy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

When last heard from, the modern
Moses was INDUCING in a speech at
Memphis, Tenn, in which he return
ed thanks for Escaping from the
slavery of Office" No thanks are
necessary, Andrew; you are quite
welcome TO your liberty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

Come one, come all,
To the Clothing Hall
OF Bernstein and Brother,
There will be no bother.
To show you how clothing
Is sold here so cheap.
There are none in this town,
Who would be able TO beat
The prices of all articles,
No matter how small,
VIII give satisfaction
For one and for all.
Our cutting we have put
In very good hands,
For as we nave engaged a man,
Who his business understands,
He cuts garments to fit the body,
Those who get them will look nobby.
Furnishing Goods ola kinds,
Hats after latest fashions and designs,
All we ask is the good peoples patronage
For we like all human beings Ill suffrage
satisfaction TO all we guarantee,
Call two doors North Of McLain's Bank
And Insurance Company.
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Sale.

On Saturday the Path, inst, 1 will sell at
the stable of Fulk & Bassett, near the Aus
tin House in Warren, Ohio, ten head of
Horses, six set double Harness., Buffalo
Robes, Horse Blankets, Peddling Wagons.
and other property belonging TO JOHN AN
DERS0N, and ANDERSON 4 RUPP. Sale
TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
April 2l,-lw JOHN NJ. STULL
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IPfeEioE-LIght and thin Cows and

HOGS-The market opened active and
strong this morning, but toward evening,
owing to the large arrivals, an easier feeling
obtained, inc the closing sales indicate a
slight reduction from the prices current in
the morning. The receipts-7,S5 head-were
the, largest since the close Of the packing
season, but Eastern buyers were out in full
force. and under a good, healthy COMPETE
tiOn, the supply did not prove largely Excess
sive, not more than 500 head remaining in
the pens unsOld at the close. Sales were re-
ported at a range Of s9,O0G9y0 for common
light, coarse and mixed lots; S9,75al0.O for
medium, and Sl0,25alO,75 for good to choice,
with a few extra at slI,OO.
SHEEP-This class OF stock met with a
brisk demand, and prices were firm at a
slight advance, sales making at A,O06S,0 for
common to extra A few "scallawags" sold
at &c MARI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

. LIMITED States and Foreign psf
~ ent Office Agency, 1s6 Bank street CIe,-
: WeMoseente business Of every dessrsp,,o.
Nsattng 10 Inventions, Pateats- Infr3Dge-
1oents, %e. VII BURBRIDGE&Co
Patent Attorneys.
l1e ESTEEM RESERVE Chronicle WHO IL
authorized to receive orders for 0ur soeNst
March ~. 1866 W "@'HN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

A few more OF those Farmers Secretaries
just finished. Every person needs one
Call and see them at
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND'S.
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Family Bibles,

We a " received a new supply OF those
splendid Family Bibles-Price all the way
from So, to SIS. Also a large lot of those cheap
Photograph Albums, which every body
wants. W. y. & W. F. PORTER. st
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

INV LUhN1 ANIH II.
BUTTER-Quiet at SG57c for Ohio. and d
44Sc for State
CHEESE-F1rm at lSG2Ac,
C-SCISSAII, Apdlls.
BUTTER-The demand is less active, and
only choice fresh made butter Of good color
will bring the outside figures. We quote
Western Reserve at 3SG40c,s Central Ohio at
SJ95le, and inferior to fair at 2j6S3c 2 b.
CHEESE-The receipts Of new are increas-
ing, and the market is easier al 90 2ic . n,
actual tare for the better qualities.
P~TTrsBURG, Aprill9.
BUTTER-Market dull and declining IN
der improved receipts. Good TO choice table
butter may be quoted at A@43c 2 n, and a
chance small package OF extra choice al 4Jc
2 n. Common roll Is dull at 25dSc p D.
CHEESE@We quote Goshen at SaS8Ec,
and Western Reserve at zoe q n.
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It is Currently Reported

That a. E. Andrews & Sons, have the larg-
est and handsomest stock of dry goods ever
offered in the market, and are selling them
for cash 10 per cent lower than any other
house in the county. LAprtl 2l-St
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Local Notices.
Snring STYLE


Local Notices Is cents per Zine grst Insertion,
10 esafs per Zine each subgeQWeHt Insertion.
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More Wall Paper!
Fishing Tackle.

At Porter's Bookstore. 1000 Rolls new styles
just received and for sale at low prices. We
will not be underSold. April I4-2t.
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The Mace to RnHl

Just received and now opening, alarge ant
fine assortment of all kinds, at wholesal,
and retail. Hooks, Lines, and Poles, to tn,
tradea at low prices, at TNLER'S Gun Store
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

On account of removing my family from
here, I offer my Piano, a splendid instru-
ment, in the best condition, for sale at low
figures. J. GOLDSTEIN,
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SpIIHS oIlIt
Ladies Saeques and Saekings opened this
a. +. ANDREWS &SONS.
Anil u Ct
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Window Sash.
Four 20 light window sash-Sxl0 glass; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash. Ap-
ply at this Office.
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Wool Market.
BOSTON, April J9.

NEW YORK, April 70.
Wool quiet, with sales OF $4,000 rs at 4sa58e
for domestic fleece, 25a4lef for unwashed, and
4Gd5c for pulled.
BOSTON, April J9.
The receipts for the week amount to 2I2
bales, and the sales for the anne time amount
10 5000 lbs. domestic. and 1900 his. and 24
bales OF foreign.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

a good Sewing Machine is where they
keep q good northumberland that is at
TYLER'S Gun Store.
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Go to Clark'S
For your Stationery.
A. Il. HnYt

Is selling extra nice Flower and Bedding
Plants at his Green House, West Warren.
April lift.
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Carnets Carnetsi Carpetsl

IS new patterns-largest assortmentln the
market. VIII be sold at a small dNanc
above the manufacturer prices, az ny Siu
stand of 4. +. ANDltENS NSONS'
April 2l-St
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

1RA Al AooIs
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts during the
forenoon OF to-day were light, in eOnse-
quence Of which the market opened firm at
full last weeks prices. There was a good at
tendance OF the different classes Of buyers,
but there was very little interest manifested
on the part Of any, n sales were slow, al
best. Some Loco head were worked of du-
ring the day at an extreme range OF $3.50
500 for inferior mixed lots to extra graded
steers. Shippers were the principal Operat-
OTIS, fully 1900 head goingintOt their hands at
prices ranging at S5,75d6,75 for common to
good shipping beeves, and at S7,25dS,O0 for
choice to extra smooth fat steers Of from
LOO to l,5l0 pounds average. City butchers
purchased a few lots at and within the grange
Of A,50G5.O for medium to chico cows, and
common to fair light, heshy steers. There
was but q limited inquiry for "stOekers,"
and quotations for such are little more than
nominal at S4.O095.&. Several hundred
heads, including many Of the finest droyeS,
were forwarded In first hands The quality
OF the offerings was q fair average, and we
noticed two or three droves that would class
"No. ;" n any market in the country. The
market closes quiet at the annexed quota
tiOnS.
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Willow Ware.

Clothes Hampers, Clothes Baskets, Worb
Baskets, Chairs, SC, at
TRUESDELL & TOwNsENDs.
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NUWpICIV lHHt
OF Gents Furnishing Goods and Bemis
Paper Collars and Cuffs, at the old stand Of
Apr. 2,-3l A. f. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Local Notices.

Local Notices 10 cents per line, first insertion: 10
ce1Its per line each subsequent Insertion.
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Best Genuine
sixteen bone French Corsets only 500. at
April 2l-St ANDREWS SONS.
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Guitars and ViOIiBs 7

Timothy and Clover Seed
at FREER & SMITHS.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOIFSALE MAREFT.

HnOLLOAL1 AALhhLA
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CH~RoSICLE.l
WARRES, OHIO, April q, 1859. :
Gold, 1S3.
seven-Thirties, cd and Sd series 100. with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 TO $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-s6,O to $40.
HAY-sl7 a 2l per ton
OATS-Oats Csc.
C0RN-Corn 50.
DRIED APPLES lac.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll &c.
TALLOW-l0c
CHEESE-Dairy lSa9c.
EGGS-l5c.
LARDGCountry rendered, I79lse.
POTATOES-7O975c.
MAPLE SUGAR, IS 62Oc per ID.
do MOLAssES 81 a LIS per gal.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
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I1tuEU lUHI MCdSUIts
allow long does it take TO get q Photo
graph after you leave your measure ?" This
question was asked by a youth not wholly
conyersant with the art that immortali-
yes. We take the measure inStdnfeT. Photos
may be called for as soon as elsewhere and
compare favOrably. Don't forget the place
at BROOKS &POTTER.
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RaspberTies, Cherry Currants, Grape Vines
and Strawberry plants for sale by.
Warren, Apr. A,-2w~ B. STEVENS.
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Amt half as cheap as MeLain is selling
Boots and Shoes, two doors so1tb of smifb's
corner feb. 3-tL
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The Rest

Inc Best
Pocket Knives and Scissors inthe market
you viii find at CLARK'S. Sign of the Ea-
gle, Main Street.
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House and Lot for Sale
With good blacksmith Shop attached.
Enquire of FELIX FIESTER,
Milton, O., April 2I 1--WE
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Ashton Salt,

Lamp Chimneys.
That wont break by fire. at
HOYT, STRATTON HAPGOOD'S.
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All Kinds +.

FREER & SMITH are keeping a genuine
ground Ashton salt for sailing Butter and
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~J-A-sAGER' H.F. sAGER.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

WE would call the attention of
w those desiring to improve their stock
OF Fruit Trees to our list Of Appies corr
prising upward of 90 varieties, with the
leadlng kinds OF Peach. Pear, Dwarf and
StaDdard) Cherry. Plum. Ounce, Graps-
vines, Currants, GOOseberrieS, B~IacSberriFS
~Baspberries and a general assortment Of
EVERGREEN TREES, SHRURS. &e
Weshan also take special pains to furnish
q thing in the line OF Rose Rus6ss PaIS.
Green House Plants, sc. '
Our time OF delivering Will he fron, tn
middle OF April to the nrst of Nav. aDd Win
be az the following places Iohnston kin
man B~aeonSourg, Fowler and Warren- Am
Will v due notice OF the time of deliver,
soletyour orders come in.
SATISFACTION G~UAR4NTEED
Address J.AAH shcpD
North Bristol Nursery, ~BrlsfOlvine, Ohio.
March 81, ISOe-st
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New VeIOcipede Song!
Piano for Sale :

Price Acc, at a. GRETER'S, Webb's bio,
up stairs.
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PlOMS, PlOMs, PIOMs.
New Music

FLOWS, FLOWS, Flows
The best steel Flows in market at D., H.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
MaSsen. MN ], lS6s-tf
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Ladies,
Black Can

Misses al Children's Hose in great Vari-
ETY. at GUNLEFINGER & BROTHERS.
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AndliG and Dora 1 saw in an IdIel0iId,
With Viola the Mystic and Jidiette
Each spoke as n man, laughed as a child
Ger the Union of Felocipede Dan to Lille
The Pei.
All the above styles and many more, with
the magic comb for renewing the color ofthe
hair, never say dye) and flowers, Ribbons,
Laces &c. and so on still found In profusion
at Mrs. POTTER cos.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

Something New
A tremendous stock of Wall Paper and
Window Curtains just receiqed at PEW,
BROTHER & cos.
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"a E H e.
The attention Of our readerr is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part OF lhis paper.
This valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use il. Read the certificates.
Jan y, ls69.-9m.
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The Prettiest
Shawls in the City at
GUNLEFfNGER BROTHERS..
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Go and See!
The greatest improvement OF the age
March lott PECK &BROTHERs'.
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See Spring Styles!

Ladies Sacks md Stockings, at the old Stand
Of A. E. ANDREWS & SONS [April 2l-St.
We would call the attention OF our readers
to the advertisements of Seward & Bently,
which appear on the outside Of our paper al
ternately each week. They are enterprising
Druggists, No. lS9 Main St, Buffalo, and are
doing a big business in the Alisma for the
Hair, which has been tried and proven TO be
the best in use.-SpriRgUiUe Tribune, Nor. ~.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21

See Spring Silks
And Dress Goods, at
April sI-St ANDREWS GsoNs.
Pianos and MelOdeOns!
at GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-21
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