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E. W. HoYr, City Clerk.
BacOnSburg


EDITOR Observation-Disclosures lee
lures are to be delivered for three sue
cessive Sabbath evenings one in each
church Of this place, by the pastors, and
all other meetings are to be dispensed
with on those evenings. Rev. Mr.. Stoney
is to lead or on Sabbath evening, March
10Th, followed by Revs. Henselman and
Miller. This looks like a union Of effort
in the right direction. Every church
member should be made to feel his re-
sponsibility before God in the work Of
"driving the means Of in~toxication from
our land.'
We are happy to say hat we are now
under the curse of no whiskey saloons,
and sincerely hope that public senti-
ment will drive the "accursed thing
from its hiding place in the corners Ofde-
pots, stables and stores. How we COM
pare with "Billy Pinkerton's town burg
Hill we cannot say, but n thing we
will say to our Representatives, Ritezsl
and Wing, flor we know the CHRONICLE
makes its weekly visits to the Halls OF
our LegislAture,) that this community
so far from looking with the least degree
of allowance on the repeal or modifca-
ton Of our Liquor Laws so as to make
them any the less effective, they earnestly
desire enactments amounting to the pro-
hibition Of the traffic as a beverage.
We are able to report union Of effort
in other observation-disclosures places are
being made straight, and rough ones
smooth" preparatory to the completion
Of sidewalks to the subscription value Of
hoo dollars.
The cheese factory, formerly owned by
Messrs. Cowdery & Graft, is now owned
entirely by MI. F. Graft who intends to
keep up its present reputation in the
cheese market. May success attend it.
2S6.O29 rs. of cheese were manufactured
at this factory last season, under the su-
pervision Of N. A. Cowdery and daugh-
ter, from 2,703,59 quarts of milk. Num-
Der of COWS, 761.
Yours, respectfully,
March I'D, 1871. n. A. c.
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EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-The present
winter has been one of unusual interest
to the people of this vicinity, and especi-
ally to all those m~usically inclined.
There is a singing class held on Thurs
day and Friday of each week, n mile
south of Leavittsburg; is held in the
Evangelical Church and conducted by J.
P. Snyder, Of Mahoning county. 1t has
an attendance of ninety-six members
His class was organized Dec. %, 1870,
under the name OF the West Warren
Singing Class, and has continued two
nights a week since. This is one of the
most enthusiastic classes I even attend
ed. I have never witnessed such har-
mony of feeling and action as has been
here manifested. The wide spread rep
utation of Mr.. s., growing out Of his able
management of a juvenile class, has
called together the old, the young, the
middle aged; and all have a good time.
Mr.. S. is now preparing for a concert TO
be held soon. Ut.
March Is, 1871.
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DCAdp AAuh
Bought at VIM. Richards & Sons Rolling
Mill. feb. &.
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Another victim Of Intemperanee.

On Sunday evening last, at about s
o'clock, the good citizens of Niles were
sstonished by the report that at a man
was found dead in their village. On
investigation, it was found that a man
named Davis, who had been drinking
for some days past, had suddenly died
in the saloon of Thomas Quinn. COro-
ner Reed, of this place, was notified OF
the fact; but being unable to attend him
self, deputized Justice Dawson to hold
an inquest on the body of Davis. From
the evidence taken, it was shown that
Davis had been drinking for some days
past, and on Sunday evening visited
Quinn's saloon, in company with associ-
ates, and having drunk more or less, laid
down on a bench, where he died. A
post morton examination having been
held, the verdict of the jury wa that
death ensued from excessive use OF
liquor, which produced congestion of the
brain. Quinn has been arrested for vio-
lating the Sunday law and selling liquor
to a person of incorporate habits. We
also learn that the wife of Davis will sue
Quinn for damages.
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Farmers

We have just received our new stock OF
those York State Iron Beam Flows OF which
We sold so many last year.. Also the q.
Lord, Steel and Cast Pillow, which stand 30
nave too a large line of other makes, such
as !: Long, New York Premium, Pittsburgh
center Lever, &c, &C., all Of which we offer
Sheap 70 the trade. To Factorymen and
Dairymen we would saw, we are agents FOR
me celebrated Roe Cheese Watts Presses.
Fress Screws, &C, besides a fun line OF dairy
apparatus. Wemake Milk Cans a specially
and can give you prices very low.
II VIII pay o all 20 call aud see our new
train Drills and Buckeye Mowers, which
nave all the late improvements. A full
lne OF lower repairs kept constantly on
We are agents for the Aultman &
Taylor. and Russell & Co.. Threshing Ma
chimes, both OF which we sold large num-
Der last year.. Cali and see us, we will be
KIRK 4 CHRISTY.
March 8, IS7l4t.
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Third a

4ulNu Annual
Clearing out sale Of Boots and Shoes. ]. G.
McLAIN Is selling Boot and Shoes for win
terwear very low, to make room for q large
new stock Of spring and summer goods Nc
humbug but low prices n good goods.
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Headquarters
For fine Teas, al White & Bradford's.
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Meeting OF Council.

WARREN, March 10, 1871.
Regular meeting of Council. Pres
ent, Messrs. HOyt, lane, McNutt, jane
son, Truesdell and Watson. Minutes of
preceding meeting read and approved.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Samuel Quinby, rent of ground, Third
Ward. r. andG. HOG
Darling & GiIde, coal for Mayors Of
nee. General ~
The ordinance to authorize the cleo
ton Of q Civil Engineer in the city Of
Warren, and to provide for his salary"
was read, and on motion the rules were
suspended. Ayes, Messrs. Hoyt, jane
son, Lane, McNutt, Truesdell and Wat
son. Nays, none.
Apetition from Humphrey Harsh and
others, asking that the diagonal walk in
the public square, from the southwest to
the northeast corner thereof, be finished
at an early day, was laid upon the table
for one week. Also, one from Julian
Harmon and others, for a stone walk on
High street, north of the public square.
On motion, adjourned to Friday even
ing, March Il, 1891.
f. w. HOYT, City Clerk.
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For the CHRONICLE.
The New Logic.

The New Logic.
Who was the greatest ship-builder?
Nj. Noah; therefore, don't study Greek
and Latin.
Who was the greatest house builder?
A gardener; therefore the study of
Greek and Latin is a humbug.
Who invented the steam engine? A
man; therefore the "iold education of
Greek and Latin in our schools and col
leges is all gas.
Who constructed the largest iron
bridge? An Englishman: therefore the
study Of Greek and Latin should be
sunk in the st. Lawrence.
Who was the greatest fiddler of his
age? An Italian; then it was an insult
to the ARRANGING age to introduce the
study of Greek and Latin into the Free
Academy of New York.
What is a collegef A place where
they study Greek and Latin; therefore
away with the "old' and hurrah for the
NEW EDUCATION"
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BurgIaries

Burglaries
Are again becoming Of frequent &C.
currence in this place. But a few weeks
since the residence of c. W. Tyler was
entered while the family were attending
church and taken therefrom valuables
amounting TO several hundred dollars.
On Tuesday night last, the house Of Rev.
L. W. Ely, on Mahoning Avenue, was
entered by thieves and a silver watch
taken from his clothes. Another instance
comes to our knowledge, in which one
Of these thieves attempted to screets
himself in the residence Of one of our
citizens, but was frightened away.
That we are surrounded by q class who
have no visible means of support"
there is no doubt, and our citizens, as
well as our city officers, should be on
the lookout for these vagabonds, and give
them a hearty reception to such as they
may have laid by for the occasion.
Several characters are already suspicion
ed and but slight evidence is yet want
ing to check their career, at least for
awhile.
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Is thetitle offs new book by Mrs. DR.. Glea-
son. 1t is handsomely gotten up, and in every
way q desirable one. We beg to submit the
following notice given the work by HG7Pers
Monthly MdOnziUe.
MRS. Gleason is able to say something to
wives and to mothers which no man could
say. There can be no difference Of opinion
about the value Of the practical sugges-
lions she affords, which are characterized
by sound philosophy and clear, good, ster-
ling common sense. We wish the chapter,
Confidential to Mothers" might be pub
lished as a tract and sent to every mother in
the land"
Mrs. RUGGLEs is the agent for this place,
and viii supply all who wish this valuable
work, Price sl.50,
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New York Live Stock Market.
New YORK, March Is.

NEW AOhhs MdECu ID.
BKEvEs-Nnmber 500 for this week
and $500 to-day, 40 cars Tooth street, SO
at Weehawken, and so at Communipaw;
all were sold and there was just the
faintest sign OF improvement a few
choice beeVes reached l5c; prime cattle
l4c the bulk Of rather thin to fair l2al3c,
averaging about Use; only 40 State and
week, nearly all the stock from Illinois ;
40 Texans 81 cwt $50; 20 Illinois Ct cwt
12c 80 bulls II cwt gross 9lc, 55 ms 2
cTt; 40 Illinois 7a7i cwt l2lal4Ic; so
best cattle 81 cwt choice 14al5lc.
SHEEP-IS,S 500 for the week and 1900
to-day; market strong and active at SIC
for thin to SIC for a few State, 80 ms ;
a car Ohio So MS &c; 2 cars So ms, 74c;
a car State 4OS ms, Sc: the first car Ohio
clipped arrived to-day rs ba sold at SIC.
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Pittsburgh Live STOCK Market.

Cattle-No cattle have arrived to-day,
and only one load in the yards unsold.-
The market was slow all week and pri-
100 to 1900, steers, S6.5Oa7. 90; good to
prime, LOO to 100, S5.75a6.OO; common
to medium, 1000 to LOO, $3.50; bulls,
stays and cows, 500 to 1000, S4.25a4.75
stock steers, 500 to 1000, S.25a5.25.
Sheep-Ths market closed firm fully
&c higher than the closing figures of last
week. Below find rates current to-day
Extra, 100 to ITO Ms, -S6.25a6.5O; good &c
prime, IS to 80 rs, ~S5.75a6.O0; decent tC
fair, IS to so MS, S~5.25a5.5O; mean to com
mon, 20 to 70 rs, S4.25a4.5O: foot rot and
scalawags, by the head, SI.5Oa2. 5O.-COm-
mercidI.
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Go to Henry Waldeck's
For your fine French and American an

H-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle Of Glands Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold n recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear.
AS-DO not walt for = Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as It came bu get GLANDS
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozenges is the only
worm remedy in existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste nj MAJ
Ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
All cases o Debility peculiar to Females
will ind a sovereign remedy in DR.. Swett's
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
HOyt & Spear. June s, iS7O-lyr
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Commercial College.

We take pleasure in announcing to
u citizens that Prof Martin, Of the
Youngstown College, proposes to estab-
lish Commercial College in Warren on
the principle Of those in the large cities
ofthe country. The want Of an institu-
ton Of this kind in our midst has long
since been felt and acknowledged
Prof. Martin comes to US well recon-
mended and we hope he will be literally
sustained.
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~DMINIsTRATORis SALE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
AREAL ESTATE-In pursuance OF an
Oruer Of the Probate Court Of Trumbun Co.,
Ohio. I will offer for sale, at public auction,
on Saturday, b first day Of April, 1871, be-
tween the hours Of one and four O'Clock, p.
m, upon the premises, the following des.
cribed real estate, situate in the township OF
Newton, County Of Trumbull, n state OF
Ohio, and Is known as being in the north
part Of Lot No. II, in said township, and is
bounded as follows: Beginning at q post in
the south end Of q board fence standing nf-
teen chains and thirty-three links west OF
a post standing on the east line Of said Lot
No. II, which last named post is also the
southeast col ner Of 24 2-l0O acres Of land
decided on hel0th day Of Feb. A. D.. 1870, by
Jonathan Brace and wife TO Jonathan Had
son; thence from said first named post, west
sixty-three chains and twenty-five links to
a post standing in the west line Of said Lot
thence north along said west line twelve
chains ninety-hvea M ne-halflinks thence
east sixty-three chains twenty-fOur links;
thence south on the line OF said board fence
thirteen chains and i've links TO the place
Of beginning, containing eighty-twO acres
of land, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale-O re-thtrd in nand, ne
third in one and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest-the payments
to be secured by mortgage upon the premis-
es sold. RICHARD McEWEN,
Admir-, with the will annexed, OF David
John McEwen, deceased.
Newton Falls, Mar !, lS7l4t.
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INSURANCE COMPANY issues Policies TO
healthy male persons between the ages Of Is
and s. paying compensation Of from s. to $50
per week, while disabled from sickness or
accident, for comparatively small sums paid
to them. No one knows how soon they may
be stricken down by sickness or accident.
Provide for emergencies by taking a policy
to the amount Of Income. MI. N Q. Fox has
received $40 for one weeks disability, also
MI. NJ. W. Spear, received SI2 for one weeks
disability. Claims paid promptly.
]. P. Connolly, Agt., Warren, Ohio-J.
Brown. solicitor.
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House and Lot for Sale,

On Monroe street, east of High School
building. HOUSE contains fourteen rooms
finished throughout with all modern i'm.
prOvements. Lot is ten by fifteen rods, con-
tains a large quantity OF shade, ornamental
and fruit trees, grape vines, &C. Apply to A.
E. ANDREWS, on the premises.
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C"INCINNATI, March IS,
PrrrsBURaH. March Is.

The Joint High Commission does
not keep very closely to its work.
The duty ofinvestigating and analyz-
ing the documentary reports, de-
cisions, opinions and evidence before
it relative to fishery questions, boun-
Diary lines and Alabama claims Is
certainly not very entieing.
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From now still Spring

Hats will be sold below cost From p
cents to higher figures, Velvets and Velvet
Gems, a choice lot to be had cheap. Also,
moreover, Ribbons, likewise LRces, Flowers
ditto. and all other things the same, that
make up the tout HSemble OF female toggery'
at Mrs. Potter & CO's.
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The above prices will be subject Z huetua-
tons with other markets, always aiming %
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as b cheapest Remember the place,
next door Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat Bank.
All q goods warranted as represented
Come and see US. A liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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New Arrival
OF Teas at White & Bradford's.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WESTERN REsERvE CHRONuCIE1
WARREN OHIO. March IA IS7I \

OAIO' March IA, ISL. !
BEANS-s2,W per bushel.
FLOUR-s6,W TO $50
HAY-sl29sIL.
OATS-5c.
CORN-Ear CSC; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 10 &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll % TO &c.
TALLOW-T tosc
CHEESE-FRctoTy 1870.
EG6S-I5c.
LARD5Country rendered, 10 tol2lzc.
POTATOES-S0 to SLIGO
WOOL-S8642c.
FLAX SEED-2O 90
HIDES-Green, 696Hc; calf skins IOal2c
pelts 50a75c.
WOOD-StOve length, S2,O0a25O per cord
do Three-feet. F3OOG35O per cord.
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Bill Heads.

Having just received a large stock of Bill
Head, Statement. Letter Head n other
papers. we are prepared to print them in the
best style, at reduced prices, to business men
generally. Call at the CHRONICLE Ofics mt
see for yourself.
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Printing! Printing!

Orders for Job Printing, such as Cards,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters,
&c, may be sent by mail, and all orders
coming from responsible parties Will be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE ONCE.
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NNIWT INWINIa
A choice lot of Roses for outdoor planting:
also. Black Cap Raspberries, Strawberry
Plants, and a few bearing Grape Vines, for
sale by WIN. +. PORTER.
Mar. l5-2t
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The Davis Machine
{" Talks to my Patients .

VIII sew up the sides and ends Of a pillow
case and gather in the ruffie at the same
time. MAJ. lS2ts
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new and good thing. Spectacles made Of
SiIUer and Steel, with fine peTiSc0pic lenses.
They look hdndSOmeT and last longer than
steel, ana are no more expenSiue. They can
be found onIg at JULIUS KINGS, Jeweler
and Optician, who is the tHuentor. No. Z
Main street.
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The largest and best assortment Of Pocket
Books ever brought TO this city, for sale low,
at PORTERS' BOOKSTORE.
MAJ. l5-2t
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To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway AMI Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition to
Warren. VIII sell the above in one to five
acre lots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. 10, ISL. s. F. DICKEH.
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Local Notices.
Setter Wanted ImmediateIY


Local Notices 10 cents per Line first insertion
10 cent? Der Tine each subsequent insertion.
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Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Baskets
and Collins. BURIAL ROBES, from plain to
/ elegant, always ready, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
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EnYelnnns.

AIarge assortment Just received, and very
cheap, at the CHRONICLE ONCE. You can
ave your card printed on them for a small
advance.
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Cards.
Silver and SteeIl

Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Wedding
Cards and Invitations, neatly printed at the
CHRONICLE once.
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Grape Vines.

Ihave some fine Grape Vines, two and
three years old for sale. Also Black Cap
Raspberry, Cherry and CuTrant Piants. The
latter should always beset outfn the spring.
BENJAMIN STEVENS.
Warren, Mar. g., IS7l-3t
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Rare Chance

Buy the National
Rubber Boot, It is the best.
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The EndII

House and Lot for Sale
On Monroe str~eet-enquire at Hapgood &
STATIONS Drug Store.
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We are now prepared to print from an
assortment OF over twelve different plates
tbe finest bills and at the lowest rates. Send
in your orders as early rs possible. We viii
also mail specimen copies Of plates to any
who may desire. Address CHRONICLE
OFFICE, Warren, Ohio.
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BUekyheat Flour

Al the Saw Mill of S. Freeman & Sol
Warren, Ohio, a first class Setter. Non
other need apply. March I5-lw.
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From France.

Special for the Press Cby MsLaihs under
ground Cable)
&c. MILAN, Warren-Dedr Sir Please
send me pair more Of those Rubber Boots.
Send the National, as they are the best
enclosed md Ducats.
Yours, TRoCHU.
p. S.-Madsaeu Perfwarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real French-and
are cheap. t.
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Butter and Cheese Markets.
NEW YORK, March Is.

NEW YORK, March Is.
Butter-Dnll at l5a25c for western,
and 3Oa42c for State. Cheese-Quiet at
I2al6lc.
CINCINNATI, March IS,
Butter-Scarce and firm at 2Sa33c.-
Cheese-Quiet at l5la16Ic for factory.
PITTSBURGH, March Is.
Butter-Good churn roll sells from 2Sc
up to Sic. other varieties can be had at
I5alSc. Cheese-The following are the
current rates: New York Goshen I74@
Isle; Ohio Goshen, Hottie; Ohio factO-
~ l6aI61c; Western Reserve l53Gl6te
r n.
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Visiting Cards.

Apack Of visiting cards would be a hand
some Christmas present to any Of your
friends. All kinds printed at the CHRoNI-
Gle office.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices 10 cents per Tine, first insertion; 10
cents per line, each subsequent insertion.
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Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies
Rusks, Buns, and all kinds Of axes.
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Nov. 3, lS7O-Iyr
TTACHMFNT

n Edward Powers. PrtR., VS.. William
S6eTmau- Dert- Before Nelson Hyde, May
or OF the Incorporated village OF ~OrangeYtlei
Trumbul County, Ohio
On the 18th day Of Feb. loH, said mayor
isSned an order or attachment in the above
action. for the sum Of t~hlrty-hve dollars
said cause will be for hearing on the 9th
day or April, 4. D., ISL, at 10 o'clock, q. m.
EDWARD POWERS.
n. G. HYDE. Atty for Pl'tft
Mar. & lsTl-3t.s
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For Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, &C.. 90 to h factory-King's
new block, Main St., Warren Ohio.
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LeaYittsburg

March I'D, 1871.
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Red Cloud
And Spotted Tai, Big Injins, buy their
Slippers at McLAIN'S.
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]. B. Cole, Of Orwell. O..

VIII offer at public auction his entire stock
OF abine Ware, Parlor and Chamber sets.
Lounges, &C., on Tuesday and Wednesday,
March p and ., ISL. Mar. I5-if
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New Orleans Sugar
Something niee-Opened his day
HOYT & SPEAR, Nos Main st.
SIeen YeII

And to do so scientifically, go to Truesdell
& TOwnsend's, and get a Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow, and all the rest Of you
furniture,
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Travellers Register.

Mahoniug DiTisiOn--hest'
y,es WAR'NlLevTb'g Phal'x
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
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The Cincinnati Health and Accident

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