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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-29
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
PER BARREL.
MISCELLANEOUS
Clereland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q, 1869

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q, 1859.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weaker.
Nc. l red winter nominal at Sl,I4Gl,I5 from
store; No. 2Sl,099l,l0.
C0RN-Inactive. Old No. mixed nomi-
nal at G@9Sc; No. 2 CSC from store.
OATS-Nothing doing. No. l State held
at SIC from store.
RYE-Inactive. No. l held at CSC, and No.
lat 90c from store.
~LARD-Steady. City-rendered in moder-
ate demand at lS1zc in ~tierces, lee in kegs;
country rendered lS9lSlkc.
SMOKED MEATS-The market Is QUIET
We quote City-cured: Sugar-cured Hams Ice;
Shoulders lie; Bacon, sugar-cured, l7c; Dried
Beef 20c. Country meats dull at lS9ls1sc for
Hams: l2l4Gl3c for Shoulders; Ice for Bacon.
DRESSED HOGS-The movement Is light,
packers buying very sparingly. Prices range
At l09l015c, the outside for very choice, d.
viding on AO1bs.
BUfTER-Market quiet. Western Re
nice; common to medium grades 25G2Sc.
CHEESE-In very Light demand Factory
lS9l814c in large lots; E49le1Ic for small lots
selected Dairy l6149l7Hc.
EGGS@ScRrce and firm at GJ636c for fresh.
APPLES-Green in fair demand at $3.50
quiet at l0allc per ID.
ADMINISTRATIONS in moderate de-
mand at 5O@55c from store.
ONIONS-In moderate demand at 5000
SIS per Dbl.
BEANS-In moderatedemand at S2,25G2,5O
for prime and picked; $l,7592,OO for COM
mon to medium.
haydn moderate demand; pressed on
dock sls,0O925,OO.
SEEDS-In moderate demand. Clover
tS,&9S,O. Timothy S,75.
CIDER-In fair demand at $5,O095.50 per
Dbl, packages included.
SALT-Steady at S2,l5 for Fine, $3.50 for
coarse and ground solar.-LeddeT.
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LaIIa, Tonight.

This beautiful opera, which has been
presented two evenings this week at
Webb's Hall, under the auspices Of Ds-
mas Musical Institute, will be produced
again this evening, and afford the last
opportunity that may be had to see it
The opera is presented quite attractively,
the children sustaining their parts well
and appearing very pretty. The orches-
trsl part OF the entertainment is fine, the
music a. bewitching as the mountain
maidens and ~bespSngled fairies. Go, see
and hear, and do some part in eneourag-
ing ameritoriouE entsrprize-the Musical
Institute.
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Council Proceedings.

WARREN, Dec. p, 1869.
Regular meeting of Council. Present
Messrs. Gillmer, Hunt, Truesdell, Wat.
son, McNutt and Lane. Minutes Of last
meeting were read sAd approved. On
motion, orders were directed to be drawn
a. follows:
J. W. Brooks, services a. Marshal tc
Jan. LIST, 1869, $500.
Murphy & ellison, bill Of lumber fol-
public square, 1851.
w. G. L.. Co., gas for city for Novem-
Der, $500.
Osborn & Bro, lime for sbating nui-
sance on Liberty St, $I.75.
Edward Spear, Jr., election blanks.
$500.
H. H. Craig, partial bill Of work on
sidewalk on Liberty ST., $47.75.
The following Resolution was then
adopted.
Resolved, That the Fire and Gas Com
mlttee be, and they are hereby instruct
ed to have built on the south side of the
engine house, in the third ward, an adj
diton z feet, and story high"
AYES, Messrs. GillmeT, Hunt, Lane,
AcNutt, Iruesdell and Watson. NAYS,
none. The following resolution was
also adopted.
"ResOIUed, That the City Engineer be
instructed to make survey and profile of
the grade Of Markets treetin the Sd Ward
to the A q s. W. Rail Road, preparatory
to putting down side walk"
Ayes, Messrs. Gillmer, Hunt. LAME
McNutt, Truesden and Watson, Nays
none.
On motion, the ordinance entitled aAn
ordinance for the construction Of q six
foot side walk on the south side Of the
Youngstown road (~so-called) from the
cross-walk at the east end Of South street
to the gate of lakewood Cemetery, thence
across said road, thence on the north side
Of said road eastwardly to Corporation
limits" was passed to its second reading.
A petition from citizens on High St,
was presented and read, asking that the
surplus money collected for the sewer on
said street be paid to John Bride, to re-
imburse him for the extra work on said
sewer by him performed. On motion,
the matter was referred to the City En-
gineer, with instructions to report the
approximate cost of said extra work.
F. W. HoYT. Clerk.
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CHICAGOLIVE STOCK MARKET.

The Chicago Tribune OF Dec. 9, kays:-
BEEF CATTLE-Advices from the East
continue favorable, the supply being light
al round, and prices ruling hrm and at
some points higher. There was accordingly
a good shipping demand, n the few desira-
bic shipping steers offered found ready buy
ers at full prices. The arrivals embraced no
strictly choice stock, though there were sew
eral lots Of fair to good second class steers
City butchers were the largest purchasers,
fully th~ree-fourths Of the sales being report
ed In their fayor. Transactions embrace /. "a
head, at 9 range of S4,OO&6,S7T for common
to good grades. The market closed nrm At
last weeks closing prices.
HOGS-There was not the slightest visible
Improvement to note in the general features
Of the hog market. On the contrary, the ex-
treme dulness and depression that has char
acterized the market for q week past was, II
possible, intensified to-day. The receipts
were remarkably light for the season. Some
OF the largest houses AVE been closed forthe
present, and others will follow suit" unless
8 lower range Of prices shall speedily be in
augurated. The entered sales were 5,57 head
q prices ranging at SSSO99-2 for common;
S9-5oS9.T5 for medium, and Sl0.O0GI075 for
good to strictly choice, The market closed
weak at SS.75Sl0.0 for common to choice.
SHEEP-The sheep market was quiet, and
prices were without important change in
values.
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Murder in the Penitentiarr.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, a fracas
occurred in the penitentiary, in which
Charles Smith, a eolOred convict, was "a
tally injured. The difficulty arose be-
tween Smith and a fellow convict named
George Marsh, about some work they
were performing, when the latter became
enrsged and picked up . hammer and
struck Smith q heavy blow on the head,
crushing in the skull and making q ter
ribls wound, from the effects of which he
died on the following evening. Smith,
who was convicted Of horse stealing, in
1867, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for four years, was from this place. He
is represented by the Warden a. being
m Of the best men in the prison, and
one much trusted.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LCAAAr OCNCALDcL Els
BEEVES-A dull trade is expected during
theh ondayA The warm rain ofto-day furth-
er depresses the market. Beeves count up
5,57O for the week and 200 to-day. Sales are
slow and prices scarcely as good as on Friday
for some quality. No very extra cattle on
sale. The best 10 cwt grades are selling at
I7Lc: prime steers at l6c; medium at I4GI5c,
and the lowest grades at 1I9l214c. The mar
ket averaged l414c but the stock was not all
sold. Meats yield to poultry this week. sales
Of lS7 exams 81 cwt at l2lzc: II2 Indiana
cattle ~ cwt at l9l6c, and IS Canada and
Ohio cattle 81 cwt at I3c; I'D Kentucky Scwt
l5HgnZc; 50 Indiana 81 cwt l4Sl5c.
SHEEP-Unchanged, with @,9O0 for the
week and 5000 to-day. Most of the medium
lots sell at e1z96c; thin at 4ZG5cII, and prime
at 6H9Ic. A lot ofl23 ms Csnadas sold al Sc:
q car OF - ns state at &c; a car ofIG rs Can
ada at TIC: two cars Of Ohio 20 rs at SIC.
HOGS-Foot up to 4,4e0 for the week, Of
which Al cars arrived to-day. Trade very
u and prices depressed. Live quoted at
9H9l0Zc- A car of&S D Michigan selling at
lO15c; q car Of IOi rs at &c. City dressed FELL
TO lSe to-day; western dressed to l29I28c,
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For the Farm, Garden and Household.

We can confidently recommend all our
readers to promptly provide themselves with
the American A~0rieulttrTistfo for 1870. We have
received the first number OF the 18th Annual
Volume, and find it filled with . large
amount Of exceedingly practical, useful in
formation, not only on every subject pertain
ing to soil culture, including the Garden, the
Lawn, and Flower bed, and the care of the
little plots Of the City and Village homestead,
but also for the Housekeeper, and the Chill
dren. Many excellent engravings, both
beautiful n instructive, give additionalin
terest to every number. Taken altogether,
the American AOTiculttHiSt is one OF the most
beautiful and valuable journals in the world,
adapted equally to City, Village and Coun-
try, while-it is a marvel OF cheGpncss, owing
to its unprecedented circulation, which
divides the cost Of preparation among so
many, that a great dealcan be given to each.
Terms, $I.5O a year; four copies IS, or ten
copies for So. 1t is richly worth all 1t costs
and more. Orange Judd & Co, Publishers,
245 Broadway, New York.
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Beautiful HOLIDAY Gift for CbiIdren,

THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-This brilliant Ju-
venile for January makes its appearance in
a new dress. with new engraved title page on
the cover. 1t claims to have a larger circu-
lation than any other Juvenile magazine in
the world; and deserves its great popularity,
both because OF its originality and sterling
worth, and because it gives so much for SO
small a price, only one dollar a year. Pub
b by Alfred L. Sewell & Co., Chicago,
III. All the children should have it. It will
make them both better and happier, all
through the year. All who subscribe before
the first OF the year will receive the Nov. and
Dec. Nos. of the old year free.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-29

When the jail-birds were about to leave
their county quarters on Sunday morn
ing, johnson. one of the Orangeville safe
blowers, knocked at the door Of a scala
wag, serving out an unexpired sentence
for kleptomaniz, with this inquiry /: "Say,
partner, we're going to leave you. Won't
you rise, wash, arrange your toilet, and
come with us. There is no hurry. Take
your time. Think twice before you con-
clude." Scalawag-"Not il 1 know it,
Mr.. Johnson. Why, (yawning) you
must think q fellows a blasted fool, to
leave a good bed, a nice, single room,
cheerful company, and the best OF atten-
tion-to say nothing about three square
meals a dsy-for the cold charities of the
world. o, mol Don't cut any OF that off
for me, if you do call it liberty. Separ-
ate labor from it, I'm with you; but as
it is, every man 10 my commissary, and
Judge Turnkey has shown himself my
friend. Vain glories of (outside) world,
1 hate ye."-Shdron Times.
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Christmas and NeM Years.

Fine Blue, Brown and Black Short
Frocks and Vests to match. A very de-
sirsble stock of Over Coats for Men and
Boys. All the latest styles Of Hats and
Caps. New and rich colors in Neck Ties
and Bows. A complete stock Of Wrap
persand Drawers. Fur, Cashmere, Buck
and Kid Gloves. Gents Fur Collars,
Wooden Scarfs and Wristers, Sleeve But
tons and Shirt Studs, White Shirts,
Cloth, Paper Collars, Boys and Chill
dren's Suits.
For Christmas and New Years Pres
ents buy something that will be useful.
REED & ADAMS, Agents.
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What you have over give to the poor,
and thus lend to the / Jrd.
For every unkind word In Che past, re-
solve to speak a kind word in the future.
Cast out the Devil with the old year.
and let in Christ with the new year.
Settle up all past accounts with your
conscience. and start with . clean sheet.
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Murder i'm Sharon.

murder In sharon
Charles Christy, q young man repre-
scented TO be a reckless character, living
IN Sharon, was killed by \ shot fired
from a revolver in the hands offs Welsh
man named Morgan Davies, on the eve
ming of Dec. 20. A witness, Mrs. Reiner,
testified before the coroner, that she was
present at the occurrence. 1t appears
Christy had been at Davies house, and
had been put out. Alta later hour he re-
turned, and was warned by Davies not
to enter or he would shoot him. Christy
forced his way in, saying "Now shoot
and be damned" Davies then fired, the
ball entering Christy's face, near the eye,
and penetrating the brain. He dropped
dead. The verdict Of the coroner's jury
was that Davies did "shoot, kill and
murder the said Charles Christy." Da-
vies was taken to the Mercer Jail to await
trial. It is thought by some that the
evidence which will be produced at the
trial will be more favorable to Davies.
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GRAY's UNION CHARTS

SIMPLE L DURABLE GUIDE
DIOR Cutting Men and Boys Clothing and
Ladies Dresses. VIII last 3 lifetime, sub
Ject TO allthe changes of Fashion. Warran-
ted to cut al sizes perfectly accurate, any
person can use them, they are printed upon
q paper that Will neither break nor tear, full
directions are printed on each chart. Single
ChartS or null sets sent BY mail, post paid,
on receipt OF the following retail prices
Ladies Dress, Boys sack Coat and Vest
Charts, Sl,GO each. Pants and Mems sack
Coat Charts, $50 each. or FullSett Is Charts
$500. Agents Wanted.
Address UNION CHART CO, OrangeviIle,
Onlo- Aug. Is, 1S69-6m.
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GOING WEST,

5:5S A. n, DAY EXPRESS, Daily, Monday
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati n thu
West and South. Connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore Railway, for the West, anG
Northwest, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio
& Mississippi and LouisvilleS short Line Rail
way. for ST. Louis n the South n South
West.
Sleeping Coachs are attached to this train
at Hornellsyille. running through to West
Salem without change.
1915 p. NJ. EXPRESS HAIL, daily, Sundays
excepted. for Cleveland and tho West and
/ North West. Connects at all important
points with connecting lines, and at Cleve-
land with, AXE Shore Railway, foIthe West
n Northwest.
500 P.H., NLIFREIGHT, Sundays excepted
As P. n, ACCOMMODATION, Sundays ex-
cepted, for Leayittsburg and Way Stations,
connecting for Youngstown
SEA p. NJ, NIGHTEXPRESS, daily, for Cleye-
land; Cincinnati and the West and SOUTH
Connects at Cleveland with Lake shore
Railway, for the West and Northwest and
at Cincinnati with the Ohio, Mississippi &
Louisville Short Line Railways for st. Louis
and the South and Southwest; also stops
at principal stations and connecting points
along main line.
A sleeping Coach is attached to Il train
at New York, running through to Cincinnati.
10:I0 P. n. FREIGHT 4 ICC0HNODATIOS,
daily.
s.I5 4. Il. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con-
Meeting at New York, for Boston and AL
New England cities. and stopping at at all
principal intermediate ationsa connect
ing points.
A Sleeping Coach Is attached L this train
a~tCincinnati, running through toNev York.
o:15 A. n, ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
1915 P. l., WLI FREIGHT, Sundays s1-
copied
5:J6 P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundays
AEaanfaA aNanRfn0 ~ all Hna-A~FanW MT
on main line, and connecting at New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
ASleeping Coach accompanies this train
nom Meadville to New York
6;l5 P. A.,ACCoAoDATIoS Sundays ex-
fI:S3P. H., nLY EXPRESS, Saturdays excep-
ted, connecting at Owego for Ithics ; at Bing-
hamton for Cooperstown and Albany; At
Great Bend for Scranton. and at New York
with Midnight Express train OF New Jersey
Railroad. for Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Cleveland to Hornersville, connecting
proved Drawing Room Coaches, attached,
running through to New York.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS
charge in New York.
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches A9rIN THE WORLD "a ac-
company all night trains on this railway.
rLTh Erie Railway Company has OPEN
ed a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot
to the foot OF sd St. New York, thus ena-
bling passengers t. reach the upper portion
OF the city without the expense and annoy
ance OF q street car or omnibus transfer.
81 h scenery along the entire route OF
the Erie Railway is Of the most picturesque
and beautiful Character. Admirers OF Ma
lures beauties, in q daylight journey over
this Line, viii ind in its ever changing land
subjects OF continual admiration and
Interest.
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Department at A. E. Andrews 4 Son il In
full blast, turning out daily large quantities
of first class work. Now is the time to secure
rare bargains, as every thing will positively
winter stock. A. L. ANDREWS SON.
nec 2Q-2u
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Important to Our Patrons.

We take the pleasure o-fannouncing to our
friends and patrons, that Prof. Chase. of Bos-
ton, Mass, is now associated with our Gal
lery, as a 6rst-clGss artist, in water colors, In
dia Ink, and Pastel, and that in the future
we shall be able to do that class of work
more promptly, entirely doing away with
the necessity Of employing artists from
abroad. To those who have had pictures
copied by US, nothing need be said, but those
who have never employed Us in this pan tieu-
lar branch of the art, we respectfully invite
TO our Gallery, believing we can show them
sufficient good reasons why We can and are
making more out Of a poor, faded picture.
than any other Artist in this section Of the
country.
We profess to understand our business
from beginning to end, and take back seats
to nc one. More than this, we respectfully
challenge any Artist to a trial ofskil. Some
thing more Than talk is meant, at No. Is
Market Street, Warren, Ohio, Sign Of the Re-
Yoiving Pyramid, by
dec I5-IS69. RICE 4 BLISS, Artists.
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TERMS FOR 1870.

~
Numbers OF Lakewood. IS cents.
II Rerte1rs are pubtiShed quarterly: Black
Ecod'I Magazine "a monthly. VolEnses com
menee tn January.
OLUBS.
A discount OF ttCenty per cent viii be allow
ed to Clubs Of four or more persons, when
the periodicals are sent 10 one dddreSs.
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The Postage on current subscriptions, to
any part Of the United States, is 7tro Gents 3
number, to be prepaid at the office OF deliv-
cry. For back nmbers the postage fsdouble.
PREhIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
New Subscribers to any two OF the above
periodicals for 1870 will be entitled to receive
one Of the -Four ReuietCg for 1859. New sub
Scribers to ali the i've may receive Black
wood or hro of the Reuielrs for IS6o.
BACK NUMBERS.
Subscribers may, by applying early, obtain
back sets OF the Reviews from January lSa5.
TO December, 1853, and OF Blackwood's Maya
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at half the current subscription price.
81 Neither premiums to Subscribers. nor
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No premiums can be given TO Clubs.
The J0BtEd-y Numbers Uin be printed from
seae type, and arrangements have been made,
uhteh, ga hoped, uIH sec1irs regular and early
publication.
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From Japan Va PACIFIC r.. n.

Mrs. Potter & Co., have just received from
that Empire of the sun, by special ukase OF
the Aikado and Tycoon, a lot OF japanese
Switches, so natural as to deceive the very
elect. These famed t~resses, heretofore con-
fined to the anticipates Of nobility, are now
within reach of the more sensible women OF
this land. Well may our eagle soar. Again,
by special favor OF q Parisian lady. direct
from that emporium OF fashion, we are ena-
bled to produce the genuine Paris Bonnet
Now let the eagle scream.
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Odd Fellows Election.

At an election for officers, held for Ma
honing Lodge, No. %, I. o. o. F., at
their Hall, on Monday evening last, the
following persons were elected TO serve
for the ensuing term: John W. Hofste,
n. G.; E. A. BonneIl, V. G.; J. B. Har-
dy, R. s.; NJ. B. Dean, P. s.. J. L. Smith,
Treasurer. The above newly elected Off
GERS VIII be installed at the Hall on Mon
day evening next, by H. Y. Beebe, D. D.
q n
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DEATHS.

Notice Of Gs0shJ ree-OSitua7y6 five cent? per Eins
In A~esopotamia, Trumbun County, Ohio,
year,
In Warren, Dec. 10th, 1869, MI. DAVID
KENCH, in his ninety fourth Gath year. !
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Nice Christmas Presents
AZ VAUTROT & ACKLEY's.
Christmas comes but once a year
And fhnt daU Ia almost harA

And that day is almost here.
KING is equal 10 the occasion. Look at
his Christmas bill.
CHAIRS-Wood and Cane, Child's High and
Low Chairs, Brussels Carp. Chairs, Rockers
of all sizes, Stools, &c.
BRACKETS of the Cross pattern, Castle,
Grape Leaf and Vine, Masonic, etc, all Wal
nut These will be sold cheap-more dssira-
BILE presents cannot be made.
Circle Tops, Shaving Glasses, Bureau Glasses,
etc. In these bargains can be had till New
Years.
WHAT NoTs-Side and Corner. in Cherry
and Walnut.
OTToXASs In Striped Rep and Hail Cloth.
PICTURE FRAMES-Rustic, Rosewood and
Gilt, Walnut, &c. All other goods in the
Furniture line kept on hand at
KINGS New Block.
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VIII soon be here again, and we wish to
hint TO our customers and the public, that
presents which are to be engraved should be
purchased as soon AZ practicable, that we
may havetime to do work that will please
them, and hs a credit to US.
VAUTROp& ACKLEY.
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Rntter and Cheese Martet-

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Butter quiet al IsSz2c
for Ohio. Cheese dull at l6GISc.
C-ISCISSATI, Dec. E.-Butter firm at 3OaS5c
for fresh. Cheese steady at EK9lS4c.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. H.-Cheese, W. r., I6Jzc.
Factory lSSlS1Sc.; Goshen I992Oc. Butter
choice scarce and sells readily at S3Ga5c.
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THE following certificates have Oeen
received from Messrs Chickering & SOM
Boston, and Steinway & Son, New York.
Mr.. H E. Finney, our only authorized agent
for b sale Of Piano Fortes manufactured by
US, in the Counties of Mahoning. Trumbull
Stark and Portage, in the State Of Ohio, and
Mercer COunty, Pa, other person has
any authority TO advertise himself as oul
Agent in those counties. Mr.. Finney is oul
only Agent who personally selects all the
Pianos which he purchases.
Signed, CHICKERING & SONS
Boston, Sept. q, 1868.
This is to certify, that Mr.. H. z. Finney,
OF youngstown, has been appointed agent
for the sale of our Pianos, in Mahoning and
Tru Counties, Ohio, and no other par
ties are authorized to advertise themselves
asour agents in the above named Counties.
Signed, STEINWAY &SONS.
NEw YORK, Feb. Il, 1863.
Mr.. Finney is also dealer in Pianos OF 9th
er reliable makes, Cabinet Organs, MelOde-
ons, Guitars, Niolins, n Guitar and Violin
Strings, Sheet Music, Instruction Books and
The largest stock Of the above Piano to be
found in Northern Ohio, constantly oil han
and will be sold at the lowest market prices.
Call or sent for catalogue and price lista.-
Agents for this establishment carry Sheet
Music, Strings, etc.
RETERKSCES-Wick Bros, Bankers, and
Thomas Brown & Co., Youngstown, Ohio f;
John Grove, Esq, AustontoWn, Ohio; Rev.
ID. L. Hickok, North Bloomfield, Ohio; A. B.
Kibbee, o. l. Wolcott, Pennington, Ohio;
c. 7. Metcalf, N. D., Warren, Ohio; Rev. Z.
w. Strstton, Huntsburg, Ohio, or at the Ma
honing Register Once.
March q, lS6s-ly