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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

|vfs~ Die ioIsenoe 3uf6rift uurbe ieiher hurd
bic Yoif perIpdtet. Der Werftorbene. Carl Bitten
brni, mar .ein broper Braun uno mir perliersn an
iibm eiuusen tintisep unb burdbans ,sbrsapsthet
asentsn. s5rieo., iieiner Aiae! luaIsr 9beralibss
'Bsieio Der bnterIaHsnsn 0amilie)g.i u3aot9 idsl
Rem Bremen. D. ben 8 Stpt. 1870, ,'''
germ Rsiabarb unb ieisr. Columbus, g.. T,saoa - y
@eehrte eerrn Gs IN mir bon Der Jamilie Sbrea
Ebisberi9en Naenten babier, 6errn 6 arl W Wittent
Ebrtnt, Der Muitrag au9beil aemoroen, SbHen bel
len Sob aubnisi8en. tuelter am n Augut na1 si.
4sS S.rr Msasrni nas sin yeo.rmonn, III eSen
Sinne oes Bortes nnb uirb ,iein Sob aleemein
bseausrt. t Gr mar 81 Sabre alt. !sarys Ta4,d i'm
81 A4tunssoouE sgogia a59fiG.6 6nu x3,rI,a,f ,osd
sa7dY rolhuogdsa "gHkI1l5v s5Sasob y 6itLoc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
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leip3;aerG5orfenf IL tDas8 Stftbi
fer belebten 3etfdrift nuroe uns eeiiern burb bic
9b.obalo'ide 8u6banolung IN Cincinnati 3use.
lhldt. ~. i''''a''.f -"S 80
Durd g ddferM Rorabi YblaoeIpbia bic
neuee hummer bes .Wtdnnerhor.~ ~ Oaiislbe ent,i
hdlt Die beliebteiien Yaterlanoslieoer fir pier.
jtimmiss1 Mduneraefana. barunter, bic, berIbmte
.Wadpt am Ghsin-. ngbaiispot 8laooeraoatit" BON
+, Giifen. > Des Deutihen Yaterlono" {. N @e.
p,b ip trh hieie Jaummer reBenoen Mbiob fnoen. =
Der Wdnnerdor" eridaeint in Gieferuuaen BON
il cGiehs @eidneen sum Yreiie pon 25 Gents pr.
ltftrung Yorible Ve.s fiirYersine $2.25 pr. GBo
Aorsiie. Sdafsr u. Roraoi iaomsfli1e Gde Der q
uno g8ooonra6e. pbilaoelpbia. a r's.,f,i, ~ 3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
Wie's In 9ebl ausiiebt.

s&ebl 1T cine offene Staot unb ibre 8eIdieBune
our4 bic ssrausoien bon gtrokbars aus 1T eine
fare YrlsBung bes W6lterre&ts, a6er bersebsns hat
@eneral Merber bdsegen protsHirt. Der ~Baei.
i9en 2anoesBsi.une" tpuroe dm q. Ausuit BON ssbl
beridtet: :'a.a aa l-'e'2's''a'S s'% 77@ @7'.
s.l1uiere Gtaht bietet feet Elm trourses Bib. Nnr
eint8e pduer Hehen npd3 unparlebt 0a. Die meiisn
linb ntehr poer ipeniser beIdhdogt uno et,pa 3ebu
ponitdnoia abaebrannt. q unier Die leberen 5abIen
etes Srauerei Jingaoo. Gauimann SDlter. ,Yrauerei
6aImen has gdlSe pintergebdu0e 0eS Speilebauies
MtAer, ebenio Dos Raffsehaus Sd,id uno enset fer.
ner cine 3eibs ffnf fteineten 4aa'era: I'm Der
Griiden8eo* *Gtnnebmerei1no idmfhtlide uno
uno 'ihDenois aues ssfifiimmsrt. oessieiGsn i'm
Babnasbduoes Starf seridoiien ino eaBetoem nod
10 = l3 uerI6ie6ene arOBe, @ebduoe. y.noe. SplB=
miller. Weunoorf, Shnarjnann. Wa3ettt. Mnfer
Dtaier. Shidae) @Sn bee neuen Stantfrhe idblug
cine RugeI in bic Uauer. eine anDere RIB einen 9be
Der uoroeren gde bes Stabtidoulbauies apes. 90
unb fdbng Elm Sod. ebenioin In Den &dftbof rHebfub"
Die NeIp0bHer eilten in Die uasliegenoen D0s1er
e,slsrn, SamItaa, 'idmesea be RanOnen oa be.
elite iid Sober, Der es mob nicnt 9eban bate, ten
Dabe in Siherbeit 5u brin8en. - Gne JgroBe 9hdal
Neu8ieri9eri 500 beletn. um ole Verwultnna 3u b..
trahten. Sn Der. Staot lino natllrlsdp atdmnaItb,
0aoen'unb 8afbduhr geiAlolien, nur bel Sdbaa
tonnte man Bier uno In Der weIbsn Yot fir fbeures
@elo Spe,le uni, ,Wein erbailen ,t2.rg
Die neue Bsid3ieBuna erfolste om %. Nuguf. uni
iber lie miro amtlln berihtet: .Gsbi wuroe neuer
bin9s fart be}tbaoigt. Gs iino abermals ~ Sdule
abaebronnt uno anoere bebeutenb be,naoist."
Sic Bdrser BON Rebl tueroen. wie es Gen. Wer
Der anfunbi9te. ponf fdnbl8 entid,aoBt werben !; bi
n5tbieen @eloer limo Dur1 Gohtrtbutionen i'm giloi
bereitsn angeit afft go mubte }. y Der JiedeI
B,itpeiifr 100 0v0 6ranes bejablen. Sngenan ba
cine wttllien III bejablen. uno nm biele Sumnle auf
5ubriH9sn, III cine Dsputailon Der HsmeirDe mud
Yaisl seretft, um 7OO,OUO Jtcss baielot autjantb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
4Ganfabffattuna.

Sic oeuii1en unteritiisungs .Versine BON golunas =
bus, Obip, iowie Der Welang Yeretn parmonIe ,poa
her. ltaiien bsrmit oem YIdfioenten uao cen ntll.
glleoern oes St. Ricoaus5 Q,ereins BON 3unesDsue,
Db,p, Aomis ben 5ubrern iiIno birssrn bon Sanes,
psie ubsrbaup lpren belien Oant ab. fr oIs sapor-
tpmmenoe Yebanolung am ps,ffoliensn Sonntua,
oen l8 Sep1. 1870. 3u belOnoetem Ddnte tho MIR
NOD p,ipfll1iet oen Gelwalleln, Ger Yaltmore uno
lblo G,enbabnaei iealta,t; 2rl. " g. Smub oe'
rem btsnsem usenisn, oem SuperlnisnoeRien prn.
Aa,nep. ,otple oem gonoutior ots egcurnons3uges,
9strn 30prun uno ls,nem Vshufen. Iur ble ftslnot :
ilde Be9unoiung Sellens 0leler SeIru. gStr ton.
nen NIL 6reuosn Die DalllmDre uno Oblo Gl).nbaDH
ais elhe Ger be1tenf nfmpIt9lsn.
Sm Autlragoer egteulsp COMMITTEE Der perfdle.
hensn Fsi1s> Wsreine.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
.,.i5iaStaat Il Cplnmbns.

Dr. Matthias &oh, Elm Sohn bes {orn Yes.
ter Rod, prn hier, III IeBte Wode nit hem Dompfc
i5iff .Wiseonjin" gnodb EUROPA ob4sreiif nm i'm
bentfden 9eere als gr5t su fun9iren.9 0rs Roh
prafii3ute bigher als Arat in utiea. Wa ,uao oer
oortiae Waannerter bradte ihm BET feifer a6reiie
sum Ginfritf ois MiiitdrorS in bas oeuiie btfr be-
rshtist bat ST.. Sod in Tem Dort pIdnssno beifan.
ben uno Der nornoeutl4e @eanote bef6roerte bn fret
nnh Seuithlano. : as9 Eas5E. ,a1stusD ,eat,ieg
,.Diebe {hIihsn iid frlh onl Dienitae Mbenb burd
hns Ri henteRiter IN 0as paus hes Gen. Wileer uno
Iburhn6serten baiielbe pom asaer big 8ur 8Dnsn
faun,tr. Die Dienttboten luoren ausa saeeans.n, rau
Wilcsrpar ollein sn Sonie nno batte sben bic R,H-
her aa Bette aeeradat Sic h6ite Die &erle i'm Dan
ie fonnte absr ibrs Gipoer adi berIaeHnnn fiird,.
tete lid. Gdrm sn rndten es mar etlt 8 MIR unn
os Die Nienfboten ,urlf stamen, batfen liM bic
Gauner bereits aus BEN @taube aemqht. Sbre
gsute NOR incsb nid9t gros y Sn bft BObentammer
haten fso ns &ofer onrhii6bert lno Elm paar Rei:
bun9sftlde oarnus aeiiohletf; in benz 3lmmer Der
Oisiiboltns sfohlsni einsu Ddatsl Elm paar Rlsi.
Der uno f0rt Delors, Die iie in entm gureail fan.
ben. Sk3elsrisiS onr@ pelasiie I'D snlisrnten,
lieben iie Offen. N oI 90
| Gin arauenbafter Morb. - Daniel 5uIi
ban uno Sobn Wara. oiein osr.9, ,gBpro rppbuen.
liBen ieit mebrrren Sagen in Der Jdil nno apar un
Dapio 9bomos nit Baiebaafsnlpn bnd,ffdbltt)t tpbt.
aeihla8en au baben. Sic Anesfasten beliben cine
Nnsabl Rihe a1o betreibeH etnsn aeiidahanoa Sie
baben nit ben ges5iben ldDn bs!e Sdhcel gfBobf.
inoems he ible fvbe loieoe,hult auf Dem n0rDllden
&rhhDfa Deloen lleBeD. his bnen enhiif biele Gnt
gtsSss ssf %assT , sInste s1 Id1's s
Staot. auf BET mtttlitsn @eiie bes Ssluiies. Oie
Gube Der Mnsetla9len etihieren 10 oft ouf itiuen
YeloepdBsn. bob Sr. 3bomas Die 8 Sbiere, spfiH9
uno tmlpsrtie. um ntldtd0isuua al perlap gen.
S.sieloen puroen absr onrda Splloan nno Wtara
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
,21sXanD Id .perfaufen.

225 Mfer In Granfltn Co. o oil te prsabfrast. 12 Met
len Dah rDm StaatShaae cine Cue tabn fabrt anf etr
Rorp,eite an cemslbeu sprutfr. Das ammttfe 9dne h
einseienst. Gin n{nsS 6aps nit putem Rsutr btnee I'D
aa Nanes unb IN Der Hdbs pes 1aues IT Fine Strina
ausae. ina l25 Mdtr nb aefldrt etr t III 6elsianb
gB;rb i'd bisem Yseii afe uler anu booren Bebiuaan
eea perfanft Gann aud IN Swei Jarns petbe mtrpen.
abfr rs unft ertteilt Der Gtsenbdmt muubt auf isis
us @rbnpiae, Der i'm Oitsn an ptse 0af ansren cner
iaritna! Brefs asreitrt man an isn na& Summt Sta-
tieu, xidns. 10. Dse. 2 ,'at 3ais1E ii 80 E.Ia-
IH1ieg1s6 sr 11nHpA 94tdaa74 8. o. lSlad. Iq
Is. fsst, Init
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
49otel 81 perfaufca..
Cine 1eitene Gsfeaenheit fiir IeutId,e.

ssen s,nstrstensm fobssfal ntb las inter ern ast-
mstn otasnea 2an,en amsrfan aeHis. u Pima. Alfu
49, sdha "a. Sfpt 1870 1hent.th nta Re tisteben
mil ror cpne rttsus setfauf paslte 1T stn aruses
Bestnge aube beEnctf Rh tn autsm Suitlnbe iiesi
etaem bsr ben pldse Der Staot IN ess Mabs Dee D. M
guien Hunblhaft ~. 80 = - =. a.s.s ~a,atg;s
Yssiaaunssa: u, gaar,1 Y IN tihem Sabr urb Il In
jrue 3atrtn nit 5ntelttn som Gage pes Bsrfaufa. e
I -Efea i44isiE rsrG TaE gr33 Gteo. 6s!B.I 4 =
.rI. g,'a M.miniiratsr h,s serforbcnen Srf etmrn.
8. fept. tst.trst- t.sHsftrf4r ff+rfre ~ 3m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

s1Dr.3 6 d ge's gatarrb 3 eilmitfeT III feim
Baient Mebuin bumsug. suiammenaem UNI Die
rupi fenoenumo 2ei@tSldubiaen 5i betra asn aud
Flsltenen uno toffturen Sutftan5en suiammenaeiebt
Sti nefde BON alien pier gnben bet Dett 3uFdmmeil.
aebuadata auf BEN Niden BON per3ehn 2auieelen Rss
bsnmal, tbur6 bic ,srobej Wlfte 3Sahara sstraasn
uno enolid auf smei Sdiffsn lbsr ben atlaniiidaen
Ocean eefibrt porben ieien. Gs 1T Elm Rmples,
miloess bsrubiseness, ,fanatnshmss Mtttelr si, gu
gatarrb. .Ralt i'm Ropfe" uno dbnlide Beihmer'
oen Ser lGtaenfbimer, N y. !p,eree. III. S.. BON
Buffalo. g. g.. Dfferirt eine BelObnuns BON $500
fur elnen al pon gatarrb ben er nidat heilen fonn
te. 81 babens bel Droguiiten. Wtr6 auh fur TO
Gents portofrei per Yolt perlanot; Wtan iHreibe
Dr. Yieree's Nlt. egir. Doer ~Soloen Hemeop"v III
oas aroke pultenheilmlltel Der Seit1s aa .nE.assl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

Sbr braudt nidbt an 2rontheiten bes unter-
lei5es uno tbss yidaens gu leioen, rpenn Sbr nur
.Whlitletp's aroBes uesetabilil1es 9eilmitel. oas
weibautmte RDspepha Utttd aeSrau hen wollt.
IS 1T IN allen Apotbeten su baben. bier in 60.
lumbus bel
.ssjlirgaYg ii Sofepb9 Maff
Bolts Mpotbefe. go. 280,. SUB SohftraBe.
I'm W 'a3Ia '2SF@ Columbus, Obio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
1.,,aa,A ,t'aa ArdlniunlzT % aa3 1's. e
g bdffi2na s. S rn ear,a

seGisenttamer btr gslumbns Reiltn Satrif assa tta
bssss sppiy auewdrissa rtunees bifru srssssnt an.
taB Ne in ibrem @fihait p!aSei6 in4s 15Hniffs ~
giepon gBaiers nno ROrtbarabe, Columbus. Obios
al, crts eile furtpatrent spfratb bdtsn fppie dua
raramf unh rrenrt ausfutren. I'm.
{ee Gein hem beten ensIilheu 6iatl beettne, uno
sea tuhsen Arbtra serertist. fhaetn lib aAen aaesTtn
bessn Baprtfaen rsit tbsrlsses fisist aro l
fcred,fistr yrufarg p.n aatn Busrtanten uno
ferr ueue en- aebraudsn, upIaeraen Die prn. Ct
clair uno eols. Gfe u mi 8reunbtraBt bissren
Drtau unerer 1silen fur btese osae ubsrnrmmsn ane
Gno aue Srien in nereu ioe benitben prsien ME bet
uas su tabsn. ausuartse 8sfeler rpusn aersliusn:
7 '..,.,ss z-.,a< .s~, omaf,na II BrDfhers, q
= Gis Boris, Columbus. Shir.
81. Ept hs} t.JN' ,it't1f'ES9 A"'11't' 2w rr 2ntw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
n0eItbGftSz6 6mpfeb(una.

Derlner rid ne ma titrmit ben Bewpsnern Yon De.
Iapur unp uaea aeb eie esebtns Mnsiee tas in einfm
stor IN Ga Delaware beanDs sinsn s,rsen 8ortatt Der
lieifsn 9riisn persauft. bebensnee Auspabl
ppa allen Sortsn yanter 9ipteus unb Strnntlpenren.
etsere oertaue i'd, I'M rar 1Anraumen, uG pitenrris.
,eit tesn Gttraae serattsii eleen. I'm Ssfdaisen
Bulpruh bittft eeBtab. Is aH!s HoIg ea ~. ..h]25t
.,sa lGlHaIg 5alr stRaI&) laa 5rans botsmiiaer. II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

Gurd snt rsithaltiss auSwaN h ptutiftn pnh fuIih
lsn Sahen. pstts IN ssns aa3s faAsn, smpFfsitH H ad
osT NJ Yasa.'Am is,, aal ofpan tioG ,ailAsd s
1';3s'"4g aB0 sr8l.u j449m n3Bjit2G9a' '3ssGs2 ASA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Mar. 2I, $50.

$1,000 ~---s - ~
FLOUR-The market continues very quiet
n We reduce our quotations ZG5Oc. We
quote City-mSde xxx white Sb,7jGT,0 90 do
Xxx Hmber S5,75G6,OO;d do XIX red s5,25G5,50
do Y red A,75Gj,OO.
WHEAT-Inactive. No. l red winter held
At SILL from store, No , sl.O5.
CURN-WithOut movement. New nomi-
nal AT 7S879c frUm store.
OA1S-Dull. NO. 1 STATE at &c from store.
! LARD-In light demand. City-rendered
l51zc in ~tierces, Ice in kegs; country II
SMOKED MEATS-Demand moderate
We quote Cty-cured: Sugar-cured Hams
l7c; Shoulders l3c; Bacon, sugar-cured .I6c,
Dried Beef ac. Country meats dull at l6lI
aIIc for Hamsi l2Sl21zc Tor Shoulders; l5c
BUIIER-The market is quiet and steady.
Choice qualities Western Reserve roll and
tub SO932ci common TO medium and good
grades 2IGzc.
Enthusiastically, with n moderate de
mand. Factory H14Gls1zc in large and small
lots; Dairy l6eglb%-
APPLES-Green in fair demand at $1,000
500 for common TO choice Ie-packed. Dried
quiet at S1SG9c per ID.
store.
oNIoNs-In moderate demand at S2,5Os
800 per Dbl.
BEANS-In moderate demand at s2,2592yD
for prime hand picked; Sl,7592,OO fO- COM
mon to medium.
HAY-The market is well supplied, dull
and weak. Baled SI6.On8lS,OO from store.
SEEDS-Clover Steady at SS,25GSS5O.-
Timothy nrm at 5,2595,58; Red Top 500.
FEATHERS-Live geese &G95c, as 10
quality.
LIME-Water Lime steady at 81 ,759l.S0 for
Akron, OswegO and Wllliamsvllle. White
Lime Sl,40 per Dbl for Cleveland and Ere
mont.
PLASTER-Powell's Land $1,000 per ton /;
Alabaster Land Si,5 per bbl; Calcined 500
per Dbl.
~sALT-steady at s2.I5 for fine. $3.50 for
coarse and ground sOlar.-Le0der.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
GALE of the Dunfap homestead and

GALE of the Dunlap homestead and
OStOre Building, by Special Master Com
missioner. By virtue of an order OF sale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County, ohio, n To me. AZ Spe-
cha Master Commissioner, directed. I will
offer at public sale at the south door OF the
Court House, in Warren, Ohio, ON Saturday,
April 10 l~70, at one O'Clock, p. m, the fol-
lowing pieces Of land. tO-wit:
LIST Ptece-Situate in Warren township,
Trumbull County, OhiO. and knownaud des-
cribed as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner ola lot Of land owned by the
heirs of William HeatOn, at a post on the
east side of the state Road; thence north 40
east along the north line of said lot. 7 chains
and 80 LINKS to a post on the west line OF
land formerly owned by John B. Harmon f;
thence north 81 west along said HarmOn's
west line / chain 2 links to q post; thence
south Fo west on the south side OF lands
formerly owned by Simon Perkins, 8 chains
and six 90 links TO a post standing on the
east side OF theState road; thence south so
east along the east side Of said road I chain
S715 links { othe place OF BEGINNING.
"a Piece-Situate In said TIP, and known
as being part Ofthe RawdOn corner property,
bounded and described as follows On the
north by Market ST., on the east by part OF
said tract, owned by Albert Wheeler, and
extending south on a line parallel to Main
ST., one hundred feet; thence west on q line
parallel 10 Markets., ~ feet, thence north
on a line parallel to Main ST., being &jl feet
frOntingon Market st, and Over one hundred
feet deep, be the same mOre or less, but sub
Ject to the legal highways.
The first Of the above described pieces Is
on MahOning Avenue, and the second the
stOre of said Dunlap. on Market IT. Warren,
Ohio. Appraised as follows: First piece,
s2l,5S. Second piece $1,000; Terms Cash.
Special Master Commissioners,
March &c, lS70-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
Rusiness Changes,

On and after the LIST proximo several O.
our business men will change theirpres'
ent places of business to the following
places: Mr.. A. Wentz, Of New York
store, to the room lately occupied by the
First National Bank. Mr.. n. B. Tyler,
gunsmith, is to occupy one-half Of the
store room lately occupied by Anderson
& Rupp. and Jas. Reed & Sons, dealers
in stoves, etc, the remaining portion
Hapgood & Brown to room now used by
J. G. Brooks, as q hardware store, the
latter firm having divided the stock on
hand between Packard. Cook & Co., and
Park & Patch. E. Hirshfeld to room
at present used by Hapgood & Brown
Butterfield to Kings new block, Main
street. Besides these changes Of location
we notice that the interior of some of our
business houses have undergone repairs
that render them beautiful indeed. This
and making ready for bust
ness shows well for the energy Of our
business men, and we hope that their
authorizations for the ensuing year may
be fully realized. Our legal fraternity
we believe will remain StdtH quo.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-The prevalence Of a Sc
we're snow storm rends- red an almost entire
suspension OF business at the Stock Yards
necessary to-day. Neither OF the 'dummIes,'
employed in carrying passengers to and
from the stock Yards were running, and
having TO depend upon private cOnveyances
very few buyers put in an appearance. The
arrivals of stock were surprisingly light Tor
Tuesday, but this resulted in no
ence. as aside from a limited inquiry for
butchers cattle. for home consumption,
there was little OrnOthing doing. The tenor
of Eastern adviccS was rather more favOra-
BILE. and had the weather been fine IL Is not
imprObable-in view of the meagre supply
that the more desired OF rings would have
our purchasers at a slight advance, but
the uncertainty OF getting their stock thro"
should they ship, checked the movement OF
Eastern buyers, and prices remain nOmi-
naily unchanged. The few sales reported
were at substantially the prices current on
the closing days Of last week, A.7565.75 be-
ing paid for medium to choice fat cows and
common to fair fieshy steers of from 800 90
IL 90 rs average.
SHEEP-Tne receipts OF sheep were 400
lead. There was no demand for his class
OF stock, and prices are nominal at S3,O0d3,75
for common; Si.OO64,5O for medium, and at
S5,U0S6,u0 for good TO ch~oiee.-TrtbuRe, Mar.l6
By Telegraph. Chicago. March q.
HoGs-Live 25G50c lower, at ss,209S,S for
common to extra.
CATTLE-Quiet and 2O925e lower, at $40
@7,30 for cows to choice shipping steers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
Card.


As we are daily asked by Farmers
what the prospects are or will be for FlaI
Straw and seed this coming season, w
will take this method of answer
ing. We have enlarged our fax anC
spinning mills, and have machinery
enough in il to work into flax and tow
seven to eight tons of straw daily, and
are now using the tow OF fully tina
amount, spinning and weaving into bag,
ging daily, and by the LIST of July, We
will be able TO use double that amount.
So il can easily be seen that we will want
all the flax straw that can or will be
brought to us. Our aim will be to pay
good prices, the more we can pay the
more straw will be raised, and our inter
est is TO pay all we can afford to. We
will say that for good straw we shall pay
no less than the last season, and altogeth-
err likely We shall pay more.
We find some farmers object to raising
FAX on account of the slow way of threSh-
ing the seed. We will here state that we
shall build a number of Threshing Ma
chimes to thresh fax that will leave the
straw in splendid shape, and will thresh
from 6 to 10 acres per day. We will
furnish these machines to parties to
thresh their straw, on conditions that
they sell us the straw, at the highest
market price. Mr.. Griswnld authorized
us to say that he will be ready to buy all
the seed brought to him, and as usual
pay the highest market price, and now
the prospects bid fair for good round
prices.
Taking into consideration the low price
of all other kinds of grain, and the fact
that our soil in this region seems to be
particularly adapted to growing of fax,
it is beyond dispute the best paying crop
that can be raised in this county there
is also, a large amount of old meadows
entirely run out of grass, that need re-
seeding, there is nothing that will pay
rs well and leave the ground in as good
condition as flax, and, in TACT, MANY far
mers seed their ground with grass seed
at the same time of sowing flax, getting
this land right into grass again ; this is
worth a careful consideration. AS
we have expended a large amount of
mOEey on buildings and machinery, are
now employing nearly one hundred
hands, paying over three thousand dol
lars per month for labor. We hope farm-
ers will not relax their energies to raise
the largest crop of fax ever raised in
this county, thereby benetiting them
as well as giving employment to
R large number of persons.
The time is now close ut hand to 90 to
work, as one of the surest things to raise
n good crop is to sow early, so as to get a
good start before dry weather sets in,
last yea was an e~xception.l In cOnclu-
sion we will say that W. very much pre-
fer the flax cut as soon as b seed will
mature; the seed also beng much better
to cut green, and not near so likely to
lose or shell out by handling; also the
straw will weigh heavier, than if cut
after it becomes ripe. This is important
to US and we hope farmers will bear it in
mind.
Bring on your straw and get your
money. CAMP & RANDALL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23

We are in receipt of q neatly printed
thirty page pamphlet, published by
Mount Union College, for 1870, which
contains a brief history of the rise and
progress of that institution: and also all
needful information as to the govern
ment, regulations, &C., of the college.
The Spring term commenced March LIST,
with one-fourth larger attendance than
any former term. The Summer term
begins May 18th, closing July 2sth. This
institution offers liberal inducements to
the youth Of both sexes desiring a thor
ouyh education at the least possible ex-
pense. For Catalogue address o. n.
HARTsHoRS, Pres.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
Spring Hats and BOnnets!
Just reed at GUNLEFINGER 4 BRO.
GOYernOr Tod.

Governor Tod.
The great experience and remarkable. and
honorable success of the late Governor Tod,
in all financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser and his counselinportantand valua-
BILE to the public in all the affairs of business.
Read the following letter to WHIrTLEsEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod.
BRIER HILL, March. Is, 1858.
W-HTTTLESEY ADAMS, ESQ, AGENT AND
ADJUsTER, WARREN, OHIO. Dear Str.-It is
due to the Insurance Companies, 1.-THE L
rillard' and "NOrwich'O You represent, in
which ! had Insurance on my new Man.
sion Hous Qn the first for $1,000, the
second for 5000 destroyed by hreon the 2Sth
ult., that I publicly acknowledge my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt n honorable
manner they have adjusted the losses. This
business foresight In effecting Insurance.
and your promptness in adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me to go promptly for
ward with the work Of rebuilding, without
sacrifice in raising money. This considera-
ton should induce all persons, irrespective
o. their ability, to stand a loss, TO keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours,
Jan 6-eov DAVID TOD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23

Mr.. Elias II. Hull, of this city, re-
ceived a patent a few days since on a saw
mill log set. Mr.. Hull some two years
ago filsd a caveat with a view to further
Improvements, through the Office OF
Burridge & Co., Of Cleveland. He has
also received a patent through the same
office for improvement in watches. Mr..
Hull is one of our industrious citizens,
and seems to have extraordinary good
success in obtaining patents which his
inventive mind suggests. But a short
time ago he received a patent on a watch,
for winding in which he is well skilled,
and sold the same to the Elgin Company
for a fair remuneration.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23

But what of 1t? The people OF Warren
have a market at home, and do not nave To
~golumbering through the mud 10 or Is miles
TO get what they want as the good folks from
the country do, and now as our city people
must necessarily ind all places OF business
better prepared, in consequence OF this de-
crease in country trade, TO give them their
undivided attention. Improve this, your
most favored opportunity, and first go to the
New England Gallery and secure your pic
lures. For pictures of infants IL is well To
make previous engagements, then put Oh
your best faces and go al once, to the only first
class Gallery in Trumbull County, where
o will be waited upon by yours. artisti-
cally, RICE & BLISS.