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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

lAEA anu DuaAANoo lANA
The Auditor OF the state Of Ohio. in his
annual report made March ., 1870, says that
seven OF the Ohio Fire Insurance Compa-
mics OF Ohio, " within the past year
gone out Of e~LiEtence." That the dividends
paid by the Ohio Companies was a fraction
over hve per cent. on the paid up capital
and he repeats his advice that the small
Companies by twOS or threes had better
amalgamate, consolidate, or sell out and
that there is less prospect Of success for
and weak Companies each succeeding
year" Most OF the Insurance Companies
Of Ohio, were organized unde the ill-con-
ceived act Of 1856, or Inc special charters,
still lOoser n more crude in their prOyis-
ions, passed prior 10 the adoption Of the
present Constitution. The act Of 1856, re
quired only twenty per cent OF the subsrib-
ed capital 10 be paid in, the remainder to be
secured by individual notes merely. The
special charter, in many instances, did not
require anything 10 be paid in. Such laws
naturally prompted the organization OF
Companies with the leading idea OF making
money, and paying dividends to stOckhold-
ers, without the use or any actual capital"
AlGcfJ fer btaiHeSgmen tOTem>mbe. In these
days OF business prOstratiOn, disastrous con-
hagratiOns and falling. and insolvent Fire
the New York State Superintendent OF the
Insurance Department. in his annual official
report for the year ending January /. 1870.
states that Of all the 24 Fire Insurance
Companies OF New York. no Fire Insurance
CO., possessing a like paid up cash capital
OF one million dollars and upwards, has so
large a net surplus over liabilities, reinsur-
anceand capital as has the LORILLARD Fire
Insurance Company, with the one exception
OF the HONE ms. Co. OF New York. Also
that no Fire InsuranceC OmpanyinAmerica,
possessing a paid up cash capital OF one mill
lion dollars and upwards, has so large a net
suspluJover liabilities reinsurance and capi-
tai, as has the HeHE ms. Co., Of n. Y.
The HOME has a paid up cash capital Of
two million dollars. Tit income Of the
HONE. for the year ending January ], 1870,
was S2,f78,S9 %, n its total expenditures
for losses, &c. wa Sl,9J,I4s %. Its total
assets on Jan. /, 1870, was S,5lB,36S 90.
The LORLLARD has a paid up cash capital
OF million dollars. Its income for the
year ending Jan. !, $50, vas S755 ,SO2 90, and
Il paid for losses and AL other expenditures
in the same period, NSS4,S7O %; leaving assets
on hand Sl,60,590o 90.
You all now well the importance ofkeen-
ing you merchandise and propertyinsured.
Ii II not more important to procure n keep
your insurance In the strongest and best
companieBf
The HoHE OF New York. and the LoRTL
LARD Ins. Co, are represented by WHIT
TLESEY ADAMS, their only Agent at War
rem.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY NOV. ~, 1871.
The run Of cattle and sheep, for the
past three days, Vas not up to the aver
age; that of hogs, however, was large,
and heavy sales were made. Cattle and
hogs sold lower, whilst sheep went at
previous prices. We give the closing
rates:
CATTLE.-E1tra 200 to 1850 steers
S6.5Oa7. 90; good To prime 100 to 100,
IS. 5Oa6.OO; common to medium, 1000 to
] 100, S5.OOa5.25; bulls, stays and COWS,
500 to 1850, 2.50a4; stock steers, 800 to
1000, s425a476
HoGs.-Extra, Philadelphia, S7a7.s7 A;
good to prime, New York, $50 to 90,
S.75a7; rough to common, $50 TO 200,
and light stock hogs, so to 100, not quot
able.
SHEEP.-GoOd 70 prime, IS to 80 ms,
4Ia5cJ decent to fair, IS to so rs, 3Ia4c;
mean to common, 20 to IS ms, Sa3lc; foot
rot and scallawsgs, by the head, 5ecasl.
-C0mHeTeah
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Edinburgh Review.

This splendid British Quarterly, for
October, has come to hand. The intelli-
gent reader may judge somewhat Of its
articles by noticing the following con-
tents: Baron Hubner's Sixtus V. CoX's
ArFan Mythology. Memoirs Of a Rus
sian Dekabrist. DR.. Newman's Gram
mar Of Assent. Ernst Moritz Arndt.
Sir John Lubbock's Prehistoric Times.
The Campaign of August 1870. Earl
Stanhope's Reign Of Queen Anne. Ger
many, France and England. Price "a
per year. Clubs of four or more, 20 per
cent. allowed. Address Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., 40 Fulton street New
York.
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The Gala1r for December.

This splendid Magazine seems to i'm
prove with each succeeding number
The December issue is filled with the
choiceIt reading. 1t contains a fine por-
trait Of Justin Mccarthy, q name famil-
lar to American readers as n Of the
most popular writers Of the day. The
Galaxy is large, well filed and neatly
printed Magazine, having contributors
among the most noted statesmen, poll
%ticians, ministers, editors and professors
in the Union. It always has something
fresh and original. Terms-Single sub
scription - per year; two copies for s. F.;
three copies for SO. Address Galaxy,
49S & 500 Roadway, New York.
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Lecture hE Prof. Marin.

PROF. JAMES MARVIN, Of Allegheny
College, MeadviIle, Pa, has been en-
gagged by the Order Of Good Templars,
ofthis place, to deliver a lecture on Fri
day evening next, at Webb's Hall. His
subject viii be, among the Meteors."
The abilities Of Mr.. MARVIN are too
well established among Warren citizens
to need special commentator. We on
fdently predict that the lecture will be
both entertaining and highly instructive.
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WARREN T MARKET.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cer.Iard Wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. y, 1871.
FLoUR-Tbe market to-day was
steady, though less firm, and rather
quiet. We quote:
City made xxx white Kentucky,
$3.50; Xxx do s.OO@s.25; XXX Amber
E.O0@7.25; Xxx red No. l S6.50@6.75;
X red, No. 2 S6.25@6.5O Rye Flour
$500.
WHEAT-Market was heavy and
figures of Saturday. The only reported
sale was one car No. l red winter at sI.25
from store.
CORN-Ths market was inactive and
nominslly unchanged, Old No. I mixed
zoe; No. 2 do. CSC; new shelled 62c-sll
from store.
OATs-Better, but very dull; sale lear
No. l State at 4Sc from store.
RYE-Very quiet and nominal at s. a
9Oc, according to grade.
BARLEY-There is nothing Of conse-
quence doing, and the market is nomin-
al at S0a95c, according to quality.
PORK-Decidedly lower and demand
moderate. We now quote; No. 1 mess,
So 90; No. 2, S21.50; clear, $23.50a2450.
L~ARD-Steady with a moderate in
quiry. City rendered in tierces Isle;
in kegs Ice ; Country rendered 144al5c.
3AAgAlES4 LL@ gNlAAAaMAAAA - AA9AA-
rate. We quote: City Sugar cured Hams
Isle +; Shoulders Is; Bacon 16Ic; Dried
Beef 1sc.
DRESSED Hostile offerings are only
moderate, and packers are buying in a
small way at SaSlc for choice.
BUTTER-Market steady, with 3 fair
movement. Prime to choice Western
Reserve 32a34c; fair to good grades do at
25a3Oc.
CHEEsE-In moderate movement and
steady at l4lal5c for round lots; l5IaI6c
for small lots and selected.
EGGs-Are steady at soc for fresh, 2Sc
for picked.
POTAToEs-In fair demand and steady.
Peach Blows S5a9Oc from store ; soc on
track; Sweet Potatoes in fair demand at
S4,OOa4,5O per Dbl.
GREEN APPLEs-Winter fruit in fair
demand at s., OOa2,25 per Dbl.
DRIED APPLEs-In light demand at
SAGE perlb for new.
DRIED PEACHEs-In moderate de-
mand at 15c for pared, lie for impaired.
OSIONs-In fair demand and steady at
9Oa95c per bu. for yellow and silver skins;
75aSOc for red.
BEANs-In moderate request; held at
$2s2.25 per bu for choice hand-picked
medium qualities Sl.75aI.9O.
TALLOw-In moderate demand atSaSlc
for city and country rendered.
FEATHERs-Demand fair and market
steady at 9Oa95e, according to quality.
WATER LIME-In good demand at
Sl.S0al.S5 for OswegO and Akron. Lou
isville cement $3.50.
SALT-Thefo following are the quotations
for Onondags and Saginaw; Fine $500;
Coarse solar S2,15.
PLAsrER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand, and selling at q range OF SS.5OaIO
per ton; Calcined Plaster ranges at $3.50
aS.25 per barrel.-LeddeT.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Total 0 ,sOO quite enough
for Thanksgiving week ; to-day, 1I6 cars
at Tooth street, 76at Weehawken and 81
at COmmunipaw, making $500 head,
all selling prime stock unchanged, or
l5al5lc, a few at Ice, medium l3ai4c,
poor 7allc; few Texans on sale, only $50
FOR the week; they are worth 9alIc, little
state grssshOppers and bulls at SIC per
n live weight, or S2Oa4O each, selling at
the lowest prices. Fat stock was in
good demand while poor went slowly.
A drove OF l65 Illinois a cwt went at
l4al6c, 100 fair Illinois Z cwt at l34al44c,
60 Indiana ST cwt at l0Ia1lc, and a car
Texans Of 81 cwt at A7.
SHEEP and LAMBs-Sheep plenty, but
lambs scarce; total $500, with a.
to-day, The market is a little stronger,
or 4a6Ic for sheep and case for lambs.
A car II rs Ohio sheep aOld at 4c, a car
Indiana 80 rs at SIC, a car ll2 ne fat
Canadaa at &c, and q car Canada lambs OF
y bs at Sc.
HOGs-Weak and lower, with l0,45O
to-day and $500 for the week. Live
slow at 7a7lc, q car Ohio lis rs selling at
74c; dressed close at 94aI0c.
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Necessary for the successful prosecution OF
any business, but more particularly so
tanning to the upperregion Of man and when
we see man attempt to substitute the physi-
cal for the mental in pursuits OF ends relat-
ing solely 10 nine arts we Away think such
men have missed th~eircalling, or, are badly
Olr Of focus. But even the men nay learn
and the first thing necessary Is a persistent
will to overcome every obstacle, the next is
Instructions from whatever sOurcei 10 comes.
and above all things should never be per-
fectly satisfied that they have done well
enough but go on improving. II any one
has "a better way OF learning W. should be
happy TO hear from them, in the mean while
we will continue 20 please our patrons from
knowledge obtained In just this kind Of a
way, at gallery, No. IS Market ST., war
rem, Ohio, Rich things IN store by
RICE & BLISS, Photographers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

At this locality there is a tempting display
OF Furniture OF all kinds, embracing Wood,
Cane, Splint and Spring Chairs; large Arm,
Panel, Straight Post and Round Corners.
Manifestations and Sea Grass. Wash
Stands, Sinks, Bureaus, Lamp and Square
Stands. Mirrors, Picture Frames in walnut
rosewood and gilt. Brackets, side and corner.
As King sells for cash only, he can sell
cheaper than any tick concern. That's so.
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Union Thanksgiving Services.

Rev. n. P. BAILEY viii preach the
Union Thanksgiving Sermon at the
Presbyterian church, on Thursday, at
10 o'clock, A. N. The Presbyterian,
Methodist, Baptist and Disciple congre-
cations will meet together on the occs-
sion.
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Dana'S Musical Institute,
DD-% 0"r0

In Buildings, Faculty, Patronage and all fa-
cilities for obtaining a thorough Musical
Education, is the LEADING MUSIC
SCHOOL in the United States.
CHARACTERISTICS.
/. Systematic organization into Depart
ments with graded classes.
II. Extensive and thorough courses OF
study, with Electic or Optional studies for
those vho do not take q full course.
III. 1t Is organized under a regular Fac
ulty, consisting Of 3 President, Professor and
Preceptresses.
". Musical Societies and Lectures.
V. Comforting Of Degrees.
vi. The Student has free use Of Instru-
men.s o u hours per day.
VII. Receives instruction, i've times per
week, in each ranch studied.
VIII. Thorough government, with careful
supervision Of pupils in studies, habits, man
ners and character.
Winter term commences Dec. 5th, $50.
Nov. Off. WIN. H. DANA, President
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New Clothing House.

Messrs. Brown & Friend have opened
a new clothing house in this place, in
the old stand Of Pew Brothers, on Main
street. Their intentions are set forth in
their advertisement, which appears on
the second page Of this paper. Read it.
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Erldenees of ChrIstIanIty.

Rev. d. L Badger will begin = series
OF lectures on the Evidences Of Christi
snity, next Sunday evening, in Christ
church. They will be continued on each
Sunday evening until Christmas.
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.
m, SInpI,It. Cheap,lt and Best In UIe!

The SlmplsEt. Cheapest and Beat In UIe!
Has bat One Needle! A Child can Rnu Il!
Unsigned especially for the use OF fami-
lilies, and ladies who desire to knit for the
market. Will do every stitch OF the knit
ting in 3 Stocking, widening and narrow
ing as readily as BY hand. Are splendid for
WOrsteds and fancy work, TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENTKINDS or STITCH! Are very
easy to manage, and not liable to get out OF
order. EVERY ANIL SHOULD HAVE OK
We iUdnf an Agcntin ereTy T0lCu 20 introduce
and sell them, 20 whom we offer most liberal
Inducements. send for our Circular n
Sample Stocking. Address
HfNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO,
Bath, Ne. or, I75 Broadway, n. Y,
lI9 Wabash Ave, Chicago, III
Sent T.. lS5olyr.
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YOn Can Find

In tina new store OF PEW & BROS, on
Market street, = great variety OF French
ria China, spoons, Table Cutlery, Table
Knives, Bread Knives, Butcher Knives,
Chopping Knives, Coffee Mills. Flour Sleeves,
% Bowls, Tubs, kOehlers, &c. Also a
large stock or Looking Glasses. Our stock
Of Fancy Goods cannot be excelled. Prices
very low. Call and examine this stock.
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Dron IN. Rest and Refresh Yourself

At Adams & Co.'s Clothing House, and
take q look at their Over Coats You can
find any color and style Of goods, almost
that you maj desire. Their prices are
low and reasonable. They offer a lot Of
All Wool Cashmere Vests for 81 each
they are richly worth S2.25 to $500.
Don't fail to eCure a vest
Their stock Of Suits for Men and Boys
is large. You can find something 20
please.
Fresh arrival, this week, Of Children's
Suits.
For Hats and Caps go 70 Adams & Co.,
Agts., formerly REED & ADAMS.
Remember the place.
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Is now being ~inaugurated at No. 81 Main
St, where's live King reigns supreme, with
ample supplies for his numerous subjects, as
Bedsteads, Bed Springs, Mattresses, Tables,
Cheers, Stands, Bureaus. Mirrors, Brackets,
Picture Frames, OttOmanS, and other GIN
cracks. Where is this Einge" No. 81 Main
Street.
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Pure Ground CinnamOnI
At HAPGOOD & STATIONS.
Home Again.

After IN absence OF several weeks, once
again we stand ready to accommodate all who
may ayO US with a call, promising to pro
duce n superior class Of work and give them
the benefit OF the many wrinkles and dodg-
es-in our time-learned while away. Our
motto, not 70 be eIeeled. Our Gallery, the
Star. East side Main ST
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. I
WARREN OHIO, November -, 1870. J
BEANS-S2O per bushsl.
FLOUR-S6,OO TO $500
HAY-sl0GSl2
OATS-Oc,
CORN-Toc.
DRIED APPLES-6c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sa.
TALLOW-Sc
CHEESE-FactOry 1915.
EGGS-25c.
LARD-COuntry rendered, lsc.
POTATOES-SO TO &.
WOOL-38942c.
FLAX SEED-2O
HIDES-Green. 1890; calf skins l2ol4c
pelts 50G75c.
WOOD-Stove length, 20092.O per cord,
do Three-feet, 3,O9S0 per cord.
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A Nem Lot of German AceordeOns.

FIutinas. Concertinas, Flutes, Flies, and
the finest variety Of Mouth Organs everseen
IN Warren, and at the lowesBprices, at
ADAMS Book store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

new and good thing. Spectacles made Of
SiiUeT and SeeL, with fine peTiSc0pic leHseE.
They look Landowner and last longer than
be found only at JULIUS KINGS, JeWeler
and Optician, who is the tHusHfOT. No. :
Main street.
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Our Young Folks.

This is perhaps the best Juvenile Maya
zine published anywhere. II has h best
reading and the best pictures, andi is printed
IN the best style. The December No. is
splendid. Read prospectus forlS7l.
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The Kingdom Coming !

For anything in the Photo. line,
Go to the SSar Gallery OF Brooks & Potter,
east side Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

a suit OF rooms over the dry goods store
OLA. Chew. suitable for a professional man
comfortable and convenient. Enquire OF
Warren, o., Oct. y. A. CHEW.
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c. C. Case commence his singing classes
for the winter, as follows:
Gustavus. Nov. I'D. Johnston, Nov. 2ith.
Fowler, Nov. 25th. Cherry Valley, Nov. 18th.
Colebrook, Nov. 18th. Kinsman, Nov. uth.
Nov. -. IS7O-lt. G e. CASE.
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NTDphO and Rose, q and EtOEc,
all the children living;
Also. Le0and Oscar with presents to please,
Are coming home 10 Thanksgiving.
Also will attend church at which time will
be a display Of b e very latest styles in Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Chignons, so
natural rs to deceive the elect, Matt. 2l.2D
mainly from Mrs. POTTER & CO.'S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

Dill hbAuns
Having just received large suck OF Bill
Head, Statement, Letter Head and other
papers,. we are prepared TO print them in b
best style, at reduced priceE to ustne men
generally. Call attheC CHRONICLE Office and
see for yourself
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
SINGING

A nice Horse Blanket or Lap Rug, go TO
Hall & Mackey's, No. 10 Market st.
q G-tf
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Pure Ground Pepper,
Our own grinding.
Go to the City Bakery

See A. Z. Andrews & Sons
New advertisement on second page OF this
paper.
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e. Acres OF Wood Land.

Situated in Dorset township, Ashtabula
County, for sale or exchange for property In
or near Warren, Ohio. Inquire OF
NAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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The Nnntest ArficIe mi

For young ladies. is the musical Casket for
carrying sheet music. You should all see il
and you can't leave without it. Just rec'da {
Adams Bookstore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

BOnnets, Hats, &c.
New STYLES opening daily. At
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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last.
Hnir LnEElrT

About three weeks ago on Market or Hlsl
ST., q pair OF gold trimmed glasses. n md
er will please leave them at this Office.
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Silver and Steel!

business Cards, Visiting Cards, Wedding
Cards and Invitations, neatly printed at the
CHRONICLE Office.
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CalieOs, CalieOs.

We have to-day reduced n price OF the
best calicos from 125k TO 10 cents
GGNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Rhrme nfthe Hnts-1s7O.

For Cabinet size Cards,
Go to the Sar Gallery Of Brooks kPotter.
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Put me in my Little Bed.
A pretty new song, and the answer to same,
At Adams' BOokstOre.
Organs

Four Octaves, Double Reed, Two Stops,
DiapasOn and Principal, Walnut Case, Silver
Tongue Organs for 500, at Dana's Musical
Institute.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

Best Berlin Zephyr,
Single or split, in all colors, 20 cents per
ounce. At GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

me Cornet Band OF Warren, hereby ac-
~hhOhLeuge the receipt OF very material aid
IN a pecuniary way, at the hands on Nrz M
Is, Holman, Of this place. Ito whom-and the
cltlzens assisting her, We return our sincere
thanks. W. c. b.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

JeEUlry
For Holiday gifts at Miss s. +. G%OrdOn's,
Room No. s, Kings new block, MainSt.
Nov. DIST.
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A mack OF visiting cards would be n hand
some Christmas present to any OF your
friends. All kinds printed ut the CHROSI
Gle office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23

AnllllHE MdCnluto
In operation at Tyler's Gun Store. Knit
ting done to order.
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The LeaHittshnrg Rrides-

Many OF the citizens Of Champion,
Braceville, SouthingtOn and Warren,
would call the attention Of the County
Commissioners to the situation Of the
Leavittsburg bridge across the river
The Rbutments have been ready over 2
month, and yet nothing has been done
to the sup~erstructure, which delay caus-
es us very great Inconvenience and
trouble. We would request that the
work be completed without further de-
lay.
JOHN DRENNEH,
JAMES OSBORN,
GEORGE ANDERSON,
AND 80 OTHERS.
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HahOning DiTisiOn.-West.
-t-e~J MI WARNiLev'b'g Phal'

&50aml
81 .E.-- ao5nm| 420umI 1.S0pmI
I'm &Ssp =.Ssam z.50smI RO0aml SLAM
- "a - s.I5 q SIS q eos " iGl0 &"
East.
Fx 6.4Opml 6-s7pml 6l0pmi 659pmI GSfpm
EMIIeOOamI 9sEamI eS4sml eloam .oo
FIT 6O5pml 5S5pmi E2pml S2pml SW
The - D n. west and the eSo = m, east
daily.
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MESMERINE

MRS. w. H. NUMBERS Great
lNL C-LdfTu0vdHf BEOodR emedy,a positive and
never falling remedy for all diseases Of the
Blood, Liver and Spleen. For DypepEtdtt Is
a radical cure. For sale by Hoyt & Spear,
No. 5 Main St., Warren, Ohio.
Oct. q. IS7O-8mf
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Five OctaVeE. Double Reed, Eight Stops,
Great Organ, Foot Stop and Foot Swell,
Elegant Carved Walnut Case, Silver, Tongue
Organs for SIS. at Dana's Musical Institute.
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The above prices viii Z IbJectt to ductua-
tons with other markets.I ways aiming TO
pay the highest price f0rgi in, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest. Rem smber the place.
next dOOrt 70 McLain's Shoe store. IN room
oImerIy cSupleu ~ 1Ignouu Nat Bank.
Come and see us.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
New Wall Paner.
The New Rubber. Cornered Slate.

We are just receiving over two thousand
roll Of Wall Papers. New styles n all
qualities, at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
Silver Tongue.

Silver Tongue,
Silver Tongue Organs.
Dana's Musical Institute are general
agents for these celebrated Organs. They
took the premium over all other makes, for
sale in this city, andin Il respects are = NJ
perior instrument. Each Organ is trdrTdHt-
ed for eight years.. nov.2 -tf,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
Newton Falls, Nov s,iS7o-5V
A SALE

a CDIUN lis DALLs
The entire stock Of goods lately owned
by John G. PIERCE at MesOpOtamia, Ohio,
together with all other property by him
owned, and to me assigned. viii be sold at
public auction at my store in MesOpOtamta,
commencing on the LIST day Of December
A. d. 1870, and to continue from day to day
until all are sold. All sales under ten dol
lars cash, over ten dollars q credit OF ninety
days, without interest, upsn notes with ap-
proved security being given.
JAMES 4. MARSH, Assignee.
Nov . Ig7O-ft