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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, July y.
The run of cattle, since u last, was
heavy, mostly common and stockers
Good cattle were scarce, and sold readily
upon arrival at the yards at fair rates,
while common and stOckers dragged
slowly. The cause Of the dizziness lies
in the fact that farmers are too busily
engaged in gathering their harvest to
attend the markets to purchase stock.
Greater activity will shortly prevail.
The grass this summer has been abun-
dant, and the condition of CRASHED cat
tie is excellent, but still they went of
slowly at prices ranging from 5a6c for
stockers. Prices ofgood cattle were fully
up to last week-S9.00a9.50.
The supply of sheep was light, though
the quality was fair. Prices ruled a
shade lower.
Hogs were in plentiful supply.
The following were the current rates
on Saturday:
CATTLE.-Extra 1900 to I,5OO steer,
SSaS.25; good to prime LOO to 100,
S7.25a7.75; common to medium 1000 to
LOO, s .50a7; bulls, stays and cows, 500
to I,5OO, S5.25a6; stock steers, 500 to 1000,
S5a6.
SHEEP.-Extra, 100 to ITO lbs, S5.5Oa
5.75; good to prime, So to 80 b, S5.25a5.50
decent to fair, 10 to so lbs, S4.25a4.5O
mean to common, 60 to IS ID, S3.25a3.75
yfoot-rOt and scallawags, by the head,
ST. I.25.-COmmereiGL.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-Including the stale
cattle, the offerings reached 100 head,
and as most of these would grade below
second class, the wants of shippers,
though few, were not fully satisfied, and
holders were enabled to realize prompt
" and at very full prices. There was
not a ''hoof'' that would grade a extra,
and very few that would properly come
under the head of ehOice-medium,
common and inferior comprising full
three-fourths ofthe offerings. These de-
scriptions were in moderate request,
and sales were effected not without con
siderable ''badgering," though, with a
few unimpOrtant exceptions, no consid-
cradle concessions were granted, holders
generally insisting upon last weeks
prices. The highest price realized was
1881. At this figure two lots, averaging,
respectively, LIB and 1884 lbs, changed
hands. A few droves were taken at $500
ass, but the bulk was closed out at pri-
ces ranging from s., 50Gownward-ehief-
" at a range of S3,OOa7, 25.-ChiedgO Tri-
GHRe, July 8.
By Telegraph-Chicago, July 10.
CArTLE-Active and firm for upper
grades, 25a274c lower for common and
medium grades; 7,OOas, 90 for good to
choice shipping steers.
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Pioneer Meeting,

We observe by our Ohio exchanges,
that county meetings of the old pioneer
settlers have recently been held in
several places. On the first page of this
weeks CHRONICLE we give a report of
one held on the 4th inst, in Ashtabula
county. On the same day similar
meetings were held at Delaware, in the
central part of the State, and in Ross
county, on the southern border. Why
can not Trumbun county have a pioneer
meeting, and give the old men and
women who yet remain among us, an
opportunity of meeting together and re-
lating facts and incidents connected with
the early history of the county? We
have no doubt many of the citizens of
the townships would gladly cooperate
with the citizens of Warren in giving
the pioneers a grand opportunity of
coming together, and spending a happy
day in talking over the days of other
years. Who will move in the natter
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| Mr.. J. B. Mills has a tree growing in
his door yard, which produces immense
leaves. He showed us one on Monday
which measured Is by is inches. Two OF
such leaves would have been handy for
Adam to have had, when in the apron
business.
We are inquired Of by a Pittsburgh
house as to the price of wool in this
county, and if it can be bought at forty
cents? We are not able to learn much
about the market, local buyers being
exceedingly reticent. They report the
market dull and slow at thirty-fiye and
thirty-eight cents.
A Teachers Institute will be held in
this county, commencing Monday, Aug.
s. 1870. The services ofMrs. Mary Howe
Smith, American Editress Of Guyot's
Biographies, Hon. B. G. Northrop, Sec
rotary of the Board Of Education of Con-
necticut, and other eminent lectures,
have been engaged. Full notice Will be
given by circular and otherwise of the
place of holding.
The Kenton Hardin CO.. RepubI-
cdR, of last week, referring to the story
told by the girl Cornells, of the murder
of her father and mother, near here, says
that the story is not true, and that no
such persons have removed from Har-
din county, recently at least. The
Greenville town council had better hold
another meeting in that girls case and
to send her some place where the
lie can be extracted from her.
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For the Chronicle.
THE DEATH OF THE INCOME TAX.

Ring out, We bells, your solemn peals
Arouse the echoes o. the hills,
An tell to auld folk an to chiefs,
The Kintra DER,
Aud Income to the conq'ror yiel's
An is no more.
His usefulness had long since gone,
An like some crazy, weird crone,
Or evil shade, fra Tophet flown,
He WANDERED forth,
Despis'd by Kintra an by town,
Fra South to North.
This news, flu many a tear will dry,
On many a cheek, in many an eye,
An check in many a heart, a sigh,
Seeking relief,
An many a lip aft curl'd to cry,
With smiles will wreath.
Then fare We well, l. yonner bourne,
Heav'n grant We new may return,
Until we for your presence yearn,
WI hangin' head,
An in our pray'rs, bath night an
morn,
Lament We, dead.
Wi joy we see the curse depart,
An gladness beams fra ilka heart,
An nka tongue wad family start,
The loud huzZahs,
Till shady nook an busy mart,
Should ken the cause.
PER CoNTRA!i
But, stop! can Ibelive my sight?
An are my senses a. aright7
Or, is that some internal sprite
From Hades driv'n?
No! plain as Truth, an clear as Sight,
Aud Incomes livin'.
TAM GLEN.
WARREN, o.
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Temperapce Pic Me.

The Good Templars of Trumbu1 Co.
and vicinity, met in a beautiful grove
on the farm of Mr.. Hslsted, M and
one half miles north of the centre o.
Johnston, at 10 o'clock, a. m. June 3Oth.
At an early hour, long professions Of
the "Knights of The Pledge" lined the
roads leading to the place Of meeting
private conveyances, and four horse
wagons, loaded with from twenty to
thirty persons each, decorated with flags
and banners, reminded one Of mass
meeting days in the Presidential cam
paign of 1865.
The meeting was called to order by
Rev. Young, of Gustavus, and organized
by electing H. r. Turner, of Fowler,
Chairman, ]. F. Hill, of Gustavus, Chap
lain, and Wheaton Leet, of Vienna, Sec
rotary.
Prayer was then offered by the Chap
lain, after which the choir assembled
under the leadership of Prof. c. c.
Case. Hundreds of voices united in
singing "The Army of Temperance is
Gathering its Men," with a zeal and
enthusiasm, that might have been heard
miles away bringing the glad news to
the friends of Temperance, "The cause
still lives forever young"
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
one and a half o'clock, p. m.
At twelve o'clock the grand picnic
took place, nearly one thousand persons
partaking of the luxuries furnished by
the ladies.
At the appointed hour, the meeting
was again called to order, Pres. Fl. R..
Turner in the Chair, after prayer and
music by the choir, Rev. Goodridge, of
Orwell, was introduced, who made an
able, eloquent, and telling speech on the
subject of temperance.
Able speeches were also made by Rev.
S. S. Bartlett, of Oil Diggins, and Prof.
H. U. johnson, of Orwell. During Mr..
Johnson's speech, which was brief and
pointed, he alluded to the patriotic zeal
manifested by the people of Youngs-
town, in raising the standard of prohi-
bition within their corporation, calling
upon all good citizens to come out in
bold relief for this grand advance of the
cause of humanity.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Johnson's
remarks, on motion of Rev. Young, of
Gustavus, three rousing cheers were
given for the people Of Youngstown.
On motion of J. B. Kingsley, the last
Thursday in June, was set apart for the
anniversary of the Temperance u in
Trumbun County, and the Secretary in
structed to furnish a copy of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting for publication
in the Temperance Times and County
papers. On motion the meeting ad-
journed to meet in n year, at a point to
be designated by the committee of
arrangements.
The entertainment was a complete sue
cess. 1t has proven that there is zeal in
Temperance as well as Politics.
Citizens of Youngstown, the Good
Templars Of Trumbun County, are with
you heart and hand.
Let every incorporated town and city
in northern Ohio do likewise, and we
will come to your relief w'fh a healthy
public sentiment that will justify the
plotting out of the last sink of iniquity,
that now curses town or city, village or
country.
H. r, TURNER, President.
WHEATON LEET, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EYENINa. JulY II. Is

MONDAY EVENING, July IL, 1870.
FLoUR-Market steady and firm, with
a fair demand. We quote as follows {:
City-made xxx white S7.75@S,0O;
| XXX white Kentucky $3.50; do Xxx am
Der S6.75@7.O0; do Xxx red No. 1 S6.50a
6.75; do y red, No. 2 S5.50@6.O0.
Country-made XXX white S7,25a7, 10; do
Xxx amber S6,25a6,75 do Xxx red s., 5Oa
600; do XXX spring S5,OOa5,5O. Rye
Flour S5,25a5,75.
with a fair demand; sales Is cars No. l
red winter SI,31 from store; 2 cars No. 2
do at S1,2S.
CoRN-Dun and steady. No mixed
held at 92c from store; No. 2 9Oc,
O~ATS-Better, but quiet. Sale l car
No. l State at SOC from store.
RYE-Quiet. No. 1 held at Csc; No. 2
at soc from store.
SMOKED MEATs-Firm and in good
demand. We quote City Sugar cured
Hams 21c; country do l9a20c city
cured Shoulders at 14lc; country do at
13a14c; Bacon at lie for city; I44al5c for
country; canvassed meats &c more than
the above quotations.
BUTTER-Is in moderate movement
and unchanged. Prime to strictly choice
Western Reserve at 21a23c; good TO
w AO1-NN , CAAAAAA AAAe 49,
trail and Western 16a20.
CHEEsE-In fair demand and steady at
I1a1I1 for choice factory in round lots I;
l24c in job lots. Dairy nominal.
EGGs-Firm at21a22c for freshreceipts.
PoTAToEs-The market is about bare
ofold, new are in moderate demand at
SS,00a3,50 per Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet and unchanged;
held at 5a74 for good to choice; extra nice
in a small way 7laSc.
DRIED PEACHEs-In fair demand for
peeled at 1Ga1Sc; unpeeled dull at 5aSc.
VINEGAR-Quiet; held at 15al6c per
gallon for pure cider.
BEANs-In moderate request; held at
81, SOal, IS per bushel for choice hand
picked; medium qualities 81 ,50a1, 75.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand, and selling at a range of SS,50a10
per ton Calcined Plaster ranges at $3.50
a3,25 per barrel.
LAKE FIsH-Salt are steady and the
demand continues good. We quote as
follows: White Fish S7,75aS,O0; Trout
$500; Picerel, fresh caught $500; Herring,
large upper lake 81, 00a4,50.
WHITE LI1IE-In good requests at Sl,4O
per barrel for City and Fremont.
SALT-The following are the quotations
for Onondaga and Saginaw; Fine 500;
Coarse solar S2,0O.-LeGder-
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REUNION OF THE 7TH AND 29TH OHIO
VOLUNTEER INFANTRY.-Theannua re-
union of the above regiments will be
held on Tuesday, August 9th, at Pains
vile, Ohio. The joint reunion Of the
two organizations will give to old COM
rades an opportunity for interchange Of
greetings and experience not afforded
since their muster out. Arrangements
have been made for a good time, and it
is hoped that all members of both asso-
Citations will be present.
It is desired that all parties attending
the reunion should arrive by early trains,
so as to give ample time for the recep-
ton ceremonies and the business meet
ing afterwards.
Edward Hays, President, D. Thomas,
Vice-President, ]. Storer, Secretary,
10Th o. V. I; ]. B. Molyneaux, Chair
man, F. Rockefeller, Secretary, 9TH o. V.
L, Executive Committee.
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ChiIdren's Carriages
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EKeep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle of Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mendedby Hoyt& Spear.
R-Do not wait for . Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as 1t came but get Poland's
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozenges is the only
worm remedy in existence combining harm.
less qualities with delicious taste and amaZ.
ing power. Sold by Hoyt & Spear.
All cases of Debility peculiar to Females
will find a sovereign remedy in DR.. Swett'S
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt & Spear. June s, lSO-lyr
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Election Of School Board.

The annual election of members ofthe
Board Of Education will occur on Wed.
nesday, July Goth, inst, between the
hours of 10, a. NJ, and 4, P. NJ. Two
members for three years and one mem
for one year, are to be chosen. NJ. B. Tay-
Ter, DR.. ]. Harmon and c. A. Harrington
are the out going gentlemen, leaving Jno.
S. Edwards, I. n. Dawson and T. ]. Nc
Lain, Jr., in the board. Election at
County Auditors Office.
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A military company is to be organized
at the Western Reserve Seminary this
Fall, under the command and instruction
of the Principal, Prof. Mills, who served
over four years in the late war. The
company will be organized with proper
officers, and will be drilled thoroughly,
as if in preparation for service. Motto
SIN time of peace prepare for war;" OBJ
ject-Physical exercise as needed by the
students, and preparation for possible
contingencies as citizens ola government
not as yet entirely exempt from need of
arms.
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To Attempt

Anything like a successful ofisetto the gen.
orally conceded opinion Of our work, would
be simply 10 invite fatlure-eyen q reduction
in prices from the regular estabiished list.
VIII fail 70 accomplish what skill alone can
do, and GtlodyS falls far short in making up
I0r any aenSlency as designed by the Tyro.
Then friendly greeting our neiKhborS in the
held, we would suggest hat the best Uay to
elevate the art" is to study TO kaOlO more 01U-
as lasting as time itself We invite an 10
call at our Gallery and see for Ehemselpes
and take no mans word as 6 Representation
for his rule OF action. Our place Of business
opposite the Court House, Warren, o.. at the
sign OF the big nag. RICE q BLISS,
Photographers.
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Inst Received

Boys Duck Linen Suits, all complete
for ages from 8 years to Ii years. Don't
suffer your boys to swelter in heavy
wooden suits, but come in and take a
suit.
Mems White Duck Vests.
" Marseilles Vests.
-" I" Goats and Pants.
Bro. Duck Suits.
Step in and look at them.
Large lot of Men and Boys Dark and
Light Straw Hats. Just received Among
the new STYLES of Hats we must speak of
the keep Cool" which is just the thing
for men of middle age and old age. It is
bourd to suit. Call for it.
Our stock of Clothing is complete.
Terms Cash and One Price.
Try us. ADAMS & CO, Agents.
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Register.

lOr'nge-l Burg lBac'ns-l WAR Brace
vile. Hilf. burg. REN. vile.
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Butter and Cheese Market.

CINCINNATI, July IO.-Butter steady
at 2Oa24c. Cheese steady; prime to choice
factory lOallc.
NEW YORK, July IO-Butter-Prime
steady; other kinds dull. Western lss
2Sc. Cheese irregular at 7a14ic.
PITTSBURGH, July 9.-Butter, good
packed l6aI7c. Choice I9a20c. Cheese
ranges from 10, I2al4c.
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Carks' Anti-Bilious Compound Is tcdTTdnt-
ed to cure diseases OF the Liver. Stomach or
Blood.
IL Is warranted 10 cure Dyspepsia.
It is trdrrdnted 10 cure Sourness OF Stomach.
It is warranted to cure Splitting up OF Food.
II is tDdTTdToed 10 cure Sick Headache.
1t is Wdrrdnted 10 cure Parched Tongue.
1t is lcdrrdnted TO cure Nervousness and Loss
of Sleep.
1t is tpdTTdnted 20 cure Female Weakness.
It is warranted 20 cure B~iliousness.
It is warranted 10 cure Constipation.
1t is tCdrrdHted to cure Fever nj Ague.
1t is sCdTTdnted 10 cure Erysipelas.
It is warranted 10 cure rheumatism.
1t is ipdrTdHted 10 cure Scrofula.
1t is warranted 10 cure Eruptions on the Skin.
It is U~dTrdnted 10 cure lame Back and Side.
1t is warranted 10 0ire a good appetite and
give strength to the feeble and debilitated.
1t is warranted to be the best blood purify
ing and health invigorating medicine yet
discovered.
The testimony is copious and conclusive.
PRICE 400 per bottle for sale by Druggists
Prepared by R. c. & c. S. CLARK,
Operative Chemists, Cleveland, o.
June ], lS70-6mf
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A Card.
Yours, truly,

u NdIu-
To John W. Brooks and Members of Ma
hoRiRg Fire Company No.. l.:
Permit Us to tender you our thanks
for the flags and drums presented us by
you on July !. Also to the citizens of
Warren for their liberal donations.
By order of Company,
J.. J. GILLhKR,
Secretary of Neptune Fire Co. Nc. 2.
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June 90,

June 90, 1870.
We offer from this day on,
Dress Goods,
Blk and Colored Silks,
White Goods for Suitings,
Shawls,
Hoop Skirts,
Kid Gloves.
Parasols in all coloCs, and q general as
sortment of Trimmed BonHets md Hats, as
well as Millinery Articles, at greatly reduced
prices. GUNLEFIEGER & BROS.
Main Street.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.

Flour white Wh'tS.0
do Amb. Whit 700
do Spr'g Wh't--6,W
RnoEEhaaf nOmr nor
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COEacfI Proceedings.
O.. July sth

WARREN, o., July sth, 1870.
Regular meeting of Council. Present :
Messrs. Hoyt, Lane, Jameson, and Trues-
dell. Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The City Attorney made a report in
writing on the deed as submitted by the
First National Bank. The report was ac-
cepted, and then adopted on the basis Of
accepting the deed at twenty-one feet,
and the Clerk directed to draw an order
for the amount due, with interest to the
first Of April, 1870. A committee from
the 1. o. of G. T. presented the subject
of closing the tippling-shops, and urged
the passage of an ordinance similar to
that of Youngstown. The following
bills were ordered paid:
]. Birdie, work on Square, Gen. Fund, s 500
W. G. l. Co. Gas for Council Cham
Der for June, F. and G. Fund.---. 2,l0
W. G.L- Co. Gas for City, for June
W. G. L. Co. Gas for Steamer six
months, F.and G. Fund-----------..-- $40
sidewaIks. General Fund-~--~--~- S9,ss
J. L. Weeks, one piece Of Sewer-pipe
General q
Gsnefai pFa1sS-@-s-O1s"or@.e-@-@ 5000
General $500
General
eTai Fund,~c---@~~-~~~~--@.~--. 800
F. and 6. Fund---.-r-.-s---s---.~-. 2O,Oe
Moses Bacon, Plank for Engine-house
I. n. D. F. and 6: Fund---e-.r-~~-~- IO.7I
c. G. McNutt, Oil for hose, freight and
carriage, +. and G.. 1858
E. A. Bunnen, work at engine-house,
F. and g. Fund.----...-...-. ...-.-..--- u,S7
Peter Dietzel, work on engine No. 2,
F. and q. 500
The Ordinance to provide for the
punishment of Migrants and disorderly
persons" vas passed to a second read
ing, as also the Ordinance to provide for
the trial ofCity officers ON charge of mis-
conduct" On motion the following reso-
luton was passed: Resolved, That the
committee on public grounds, in connec-
ton with the City Engineer, be author
lied to construct a walk six feet wide, TO
the Southwest corner of the public
square, from the Court House, according
to specifications to be hereafter furnish
ed by the City Engineer" Yeas-Messrs.
Hoyt, Jameson, Lane and Truesdell.
Nays-none. On motion adjourned.
E. w. HoYT, City Clerk.
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The Youngstown VIndicator says
that the whisky ordinance has been in
effect one week, and not a saloon has
been closed o an arrest made. What's
the matter ?'
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S5-.Agents Manfed..Sfn.

To sell "The OIL Of Gladness," a soldering
composition. Good live agents can make
from five to ten dollarsaday clear. Instruc-
lions for making the above sent 10 any ad-
dress on the receipt of $500. Address or call
on T. L. WALDEN, American House, War
rem, o.. P. o. Box, Us. July I3-4ts.
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PrOnunciament0!
All these things
Can be got at Kings
New Block near Mahontng Depot,-Bureaus
Bedsteads, Mirrors, Sofas, Spring Chairs, Ia.
bles, Stands, Mattresses, Rockers, What
Nots, Ironing Tables that open and shet, &c.
He has several broken sets of Cane-sea-
Chairs, to be sold cheap-a ga-lorious oppor'
tunity to git out a chamber or fill up q dilap-
idated set. First come first served at
W. b. KING'S.
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nana,s Musical Institute.

Is prepared to receive students during the
vacation of the literary schools, n will
form Piano, Cultivation of the Voice, and
Reading Music Glasses. Students wishing to
enter will please hand in their names as
soon as possible. Glasses every day.
Tuition per term, $500.
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"Use Jones' bottled ale if you would
keep out of here" is painted on the
fences Of the Pennsylvania grave
yards,
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The colored people will have a bar
bacue at Akron on the second of Au-
gust. A good fat OK will be the hero
of the day.
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Pleasant Dreams !

OF all styles, materials and patterns, from
plain to very nice, at
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. |
WARREN OHIO, July Il, 1870. ]
BEANS-s2,O per bushel.
FLOUR-s6.W TO $50
HAY-sSGSl0.
OATS-5Oc.
CORN-Sl.OO
DRIED APPLES+SAG9c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll l6G21c.
TALLOW-Sc
CHEESE-Skimed &c. Factory S9llc.
EGGS-l5c.
LARDACountry rendered, 17c.
P0TArOES-Old; SOC. New, Sl.0
WOOL-4Oc.
FLAX SEED-2O6
HIDES-Green, s89e; calf skins l29l4e
pelts 50975c.
WOOD-Stove length, s2,OOa2,O per cord
do Three-feet, S3.OO@3O per cord.
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Accidents

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. Z-u-
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The Ladies'

Can find the Peerless Fluting Machine
Fluttng Scissors, Pinking Irons, Curling
Tongs, Carpet Sweeps, &C, at
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Farmers /!


Read Horace Greeley's article in Tribune,
April 9th on Gypsum, or Land Plaster
You can't make money so fast and easily as
to use literally ofLandP Plaster. Hapgood &
Stratton buy by the car load and Will fur
nish as low as can be bought in Cleveland,
adding freight. Markat Street Drug Store.
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Are induced by those superb Wool Mattresses
and profitable reflection by the easy Chairs,
Sofas, and Lounges, sold by
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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0YnrSkirt Last.

UEerSklrI LOST
On Sunday evening last, between Metho-
dist Church and Pine ST., a Poplin overskirt.
Leave at this office. July Is.
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