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The CHRONICLE.
For the CHRONICLE.
''It is said that Woman Is less Moral,
but more DeTOut than Man."

NuN DCHNNA NMhu MAuaee
II this be true, heaven pity the race
in prospect, for woman as the mother
Of the race imparts a great part of her
self to her Offspring, good and bad
strangely commingled, and we are de-
generating quite fast enough already
without any additional incentive to
vice and immorality.
This Is news indeed, to learn that
woman with her fine brain-texture,
her aspiring spiritual nature, her in
tuitOus and sOul-trustiness, and all the
wealth of little wisdom and much
weakness usually awarded her, should
be less neral than mani Why? Be
cause Eve wss the first sggTessOr and
tempted Adam, q the story goes
Let moral husbands watch their wives
in future and use all the power and
wisdom they possess to correct this
pernieiOus error. AS they are the
stronger party, il is for them to re-
main at home with their wives and
see to It that they are not tempted
Endeavor to instill into their weak
minds principles Of virtue in order
that they may become sufficiently
strong and moral 20 become mothers.
Poor broken-hearted husbands they
have my entire sympathy. How few
understand the extent of their mental
sufferings, their long, weary, sleep
less nights and days Of unspoken
agony. They suffer on in silence,
till, worn, wearied, and discouraged
with their vain attempts to reform US,
they fly TO the wine cup and therein
find a soothing balm for all their
woes, a sweet forgetfulness for all
their sorrOws.
MERC1A BOYNrOS LANE.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
III The State OF Ohio, TrumbGnCoun s..
Huldah c. Beebe, in the Court Of
vs.. fCOEuln0n Rleas.
Drayton Andrews. et. al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
County, Ohio. IN the above named case, to
me directed and delivered. have levied
upon and shsu expose 70 pUbtlc sale, on the
premises. N Hartford township, on Thurs
day, the 9th day Of April, 1871, between the
hours of II q. m. and 5o'clock. p. m the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, to-
Wit: situafe in the Comfy Of Trum bull
and SfateoT Ohio, in the township Of Hart
ford n said county and State, and known
as Lot S3. End iE bounded IS fellows; On the
south by the highway, and west by lands Of
Asa Newman, and north by lands OF George
". Bushneli, and east by lands Of stephen
BATES. and % contain one hundred and nfty
acres Of land, be the same more or less
Appraised at g. Terms Cash.
ALBERT WATSON,
Special Master Commissioner.
March 2. ls7l-5t
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AS might have been expected, the
artificial lee machines have been ex-
tensively called into play for the man
ufacture of Ice to be used in packing
fish. In eorrObOratiOn. of previous
statements, 1t is said TO be far more
durable than natural ice, the crystals
being much more solid and exhibit
ing less tendency to split into flakes.
The estimate has been made that
thirty per cent. less Of artificial than
Of natural ice will secure the same
preservative effect. One objection to
some forms of artificial ice is said to
be the opacity of its color; but an in
ventor announces his discovery ol a
method by which perfectly transpar-
ent ice can be obtained, aud for its
publication to the world he asks the
modest sum of five hundred pounds
sterling.
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A Curious Bit OF American History.

A Curious Bit OF American History.
The most remarkable thing IN con-
nection with the history Of Mecklen-
burg county, North Carolina, is the
'sAIeckieuburg Declaration Of lnde-
pendence, " which was adopted May
20, 1775, in an old, round log and clap
board covered school house, used as =
court room, amid most enthusiastic
shouts. Attached to this document,
writes a recent correspondent, are the
names Of seven Alexanders, many Of
whose grandchildren and great grand
children still reside there.-This was
the first action taken which looked
to a complete separation Of the colon
les from Great Britain, and the es-
tablishment Of American Indepen-
denee- Thepaper was taken to Phila-
delphia by Capt. Jack and placed in
the hands Of John Adams and ThOm-
as Jefferson, 20 be presented 90 the
Colonial Congress but those gentle
men replied that Il was too soon for
such a movement. This was more
than one year before Mr.. Jefferson
wrote the Declaration adopted on
the 4th Of July, 1776. The agreement
in sentiment, and the similarity Of q
number Of passages, prove that Mr..
Jefferson had not read and studied
the "Meeklenburg Declaration" in
vain.
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RemoralofKalnnt Stains.

Those of our young friends who
have occasion to gather Walnuts may
be interested 10 have hint as to the
best method of removing the stains
produced in hulling them. This may
be accomplished simply by rubbing
with slices Ofapple or pear; the cleans
ing power being due, it is supposed.
to the presence Of the acid, which.
therefore, may perhaps be advanta-
geOusly replaced by eitric acid or lem
ON Juice. II, however, the stains be
at once thoroughly washed in fresh
water, without using soap, they NAV
be made to disappear almost entirely /.
but soap is unadvisable. since its aka
Il acts as 4 mOTdant and fixes the col
or.
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80 TTcEFT SYYTElL

The Board Of Managers have adopted the
following, being the same as the system ir
use In most counties In the state:
i. Any person paying One Dollar TO the
Treasurer, will be considered a MEMBER oi
the Society, and viii be furnished win
fickets attached.
III. A Carriage Pass viii be gireH 20 each
purchaser Of the above described ticket,
who NAV have with him horse, or horse
and carriage. and will .entltle him 10 Tree
admission 10 the grounds for said horse OF
horse and carriage.
III. The GaJe-keeper Wiz require = leAe. -
carriage pass will be taken up 81 easn en-
trance and returned at each exit.
". Carriages anu Persons on horseOtlck :
will not be admitted 70 the grounds, except
as above provided for. -.
V. single Tickets, good for one adInls-
sion" only, fifteen cents.
companied by their parents or guardian zen
cents. orthree for twenty-hve cents
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A New York politician, in a letter
of coincidence to the widow Of eoun-
try member who had been his friend,
wrote as follows: 81 am pained 70
hear that your husband has gone 70
heaven. We were bosom friends, but
now we shall never meet again.
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7 SPEAR, u. D., Ecleetic Physi-
land SurEeon. clIice orer Ereer q eilnl.n 3
f4rocerv- Ntar<et eIeeet - arre1, tnlQe ~
ticulaT attention glvea 70 Chronic ulse-sa--
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prTpg 4yD RFqULATTOvs,


L The society will open its Premium List
TO all persons, without dlstinetion-except
on Field Crops, Flour and Grain, which
shall be confined 70 the county.
? All stock and articles offered for Premi-
ums, must be owned by the person or per
sons Offering the same, or by some member
Of his or her family.
z AN articles must be entered in the name
OF ne bona Tds owner. Should any be en-
tered otherwise they viii not be Above ed 70
receive a premium, although aWaroed py
the Judges; nor VIII such awards os pub
lfshed.
a Evidence win be required that animals
exhibited as breeders, are not bnTeH. COWS
4 4years old and over, must be SHOWN Win
calf a. Ioot ,t eF m9ss US s ss q RS5ts RI9 S ii'in
5. 7rhe Fair shall b. open 20 BTecding Sspek
from any part OF the Union-Whether Horses
Mules, sheep Or swine. -
g. All Manufactured Articles, except Ag-
rtcuitural Implements. must be owned and
have beeR manufactured In the county.
:. 40 Awarding COMMITTEES shall award
any Discretionary premiums " = aesei
artfcles OF superior merit are exhibited, l0r
which no premiums have been ofiered, the
Awarding Committee may enter the same
on their paper Of awards, 20 that the seere-
tary may report the same to the Board ior
4. WI Wbsn no Competition occurs In any
Class or Division, a premium shall not be
awarded, only when the intrinsic merit OF
the animal or article warrants IL.
o.. All Thoroughbred animals must be ex-
hjbited 10 the awarding COMMITTEES tcithiH
a. RAG, and must be 20 broke as % De
manageable there.
10. Entries OF Farm Crops must be made
at the same time other articles are entered
ii. An Animal entered for exhibition in
one class. cannot oompete for q prem iuIn IN
any other, except as follows: single anl-
NAL may be exhibited IS one OF q pair, or In
the class Of sWeepgtakes-
u. All articles must remain In the hell
until s ?. M Of the THIRD day, OF forfeit the
Isl An premiums not paid on OF bsforethe
afst dRy OF the following fair, VIII be consio-
erred forfeited 70 the society. =
"a For reguiations not inciuded IN the
above. the society viii adopt the rules laid
down By the State Board .,..,-
First day, Tuesday, VIII be devoted % the
rezisiering OF all stock and articles entered
for exhibition on the books Of the Secretary
and arranging the same IN their proper Pa
ces on the grounds, under The direction Of
the Superintendentsa appotuted Tor the pur-
second day, wednesday. win be devoted
TO showing Of Cattle. Sheep, Hos and Four
Third day, Thursday, VIII be devoted to
showing OF Horses -a ~
The Judges for each day are requested q
report themselves at the once Of tne scene
tarv on the grounds, at 10 O'Clock, a. H. 50
that All vacancies may be nlled-
BY Order Of the Board
HF. AUSTIN, secy.
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REMARKS

!. The Membership Ticket VIII admit no
one at Ne 5afe, and IS merely the evidence Of
membership, which viii entitie the owner
make the entries Of articles or animals for
exhibition.
. The eight single admission tickets tor
coupons) attached 70 the member ticket, are
good for eight single admissions a. the gate
and when these shall be exhausted, the ops
tiOn remains 70 purchase eight more for one
dollar, or single admission tickets at hfteen
cents each.
5. The carriage pass given with the single
admission tickets, to be returned 10 the
driver as he passes from the grounds, is, OF
course, good for the Fair.
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RFASTER COMAnssIONERis

me state OF Ohio. Trumbun County, S.
Samuel 9aInby nm IN TT9@eSlI F795a 9lvSI G9@. N.
L n. Dawson, ct al ton
BY virtus OF an order of sale issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Irumb1H
County, Ohio. in the above named case 70
me directed ant delivered, / have levied on
ana shall expose 20 pablic sssie at the door OF
the Court House. IN the city Of Warren. Ohio,
on Saturday. April g. lS7l. betWeen the
hours of land O'Clock, ,. m. OF said day the
following described lands and tenements, in
the county Of Irumbull and State Of Ohio.
to-wit: Situate in the city Of Warren, In
said county and state. and bounded and oes-
cEibed As follows: On the north By the south
line Of Canal St. on the east BY west line Of
Main St: on the south by the Ohio & Penn
sylvsnia Canal, and on the vest BY line
running north aud south and parallel with
Z Main 81, and running two feet nom the east
side Of the two story frame warehouse Oi
Henry and Charles Smith. The above des-
cribed property, better known as the l. n.
Dawson & Co, on Mil, with all necessary
machinery for carrying on that ousiness--
Appraised at S5000 Terms Cash
- - r W -RATLIFF.
Mar. 2, ,1s7I-5t Epec'l Master Comm4ss'r.
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cfaf Master Commissioners.
Miles. o., MRrch - lS7l
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MUsLJAL INoI IElU llI-l' -. 49, =
See note under Ctass q. ..-
CABINET wARE-CLAsS So
Best and largest display Of cabinet ware %
d do do do do tW
5mmaies-Ciayton Cole, Brookdald; John
Gilmore, Warren; Theodore Gran, Warren.
ARTICLES oTHERW asE UNCLAsSED.
CLASS S8.
This Class Is Intended for such works OF
Art Industry and skin e. are not otherwise
provided for. For places for articles not
Specifically mentioned, but cominG under
any general class, see General kesnla-
1iuliffss.-Wm. A. RIrchard, Warren
Mrs. ]. 81. Stull, Warren Mrs. Harris EWalt'
HoWlRnd.
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NoTF-lhe board have decided not %
offer any premiums on Sewing Machines
Moving Machines, or Musical Instruments
FOR the season, It being dfficnlt to secure q
Committee that is not tuterested. but an
ME room will be provided on the grounds
for persons wishing TO exhibit instruments
or Machines.
O5rnnsittse-John Reeves, HoWland; Ma
thaniei smith, Champion; Edwin Deion
Rowland.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
fFsdsrsek Harrington. Pwh

IreoertcE Harrington Hlt'n. Civil Action.
Edwa-d crane. Dert
The said Edward Crane, whose residence
Is without TIE STATE OF Ohio. viii take notice
that on the Sist day Of March, ISL. Freder-
lex Harrington. PlaintiE. filed his petition
IN the Courf Of Common Pleas, within and
for fhe County Of Trunbuu and state Of o.,
aQalust HIM. tha said Edward Crane, setting
forth, that al the October term OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and FOR the Coun-
" Of AShtabula, and State % Ohio, A. ID.
lS70. he recovered Judgment for the sum Of
nine hundred and four 45-lU0 dollars, as the
amount due and TO become due Jan. 4, 1871,
on two promiEsory notes Of said Edward
Crane. given TO him or bearer, Aug. IS, 1857,
and for foreclosure Of mortgage on 90 acres
Of land in ColeorOOk. In said Asntabula Co.
given 70 secure the payment Of said notes,
and fer sale OF said lands, thai after sale OF
said lands and application Of the proceeds
upon said Judgment and costs, there is still
due him frOm said EDWARD Crane upon the
same the sum Of Sl5l lf6 with interest from
Jan. I, 1871, and the further sum Of Sl2, IS in
crease costs On the same, for which with
costs OF suit be asks Judgment Attachment
! and Earnashee process have also been issued
Z in this action. The said Edward Crane Is
] required 70 answer said petition on or be-
{ fore the third Saturday amer the sixth
publication ofthis notice.
F. HARRINGTON.
Wsodberry & &Ruggles, & c. A, Harrington,
april S, lS7l-6t. Attorneys.
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y AyLne STATE OF DulQr LrulunAn county, 5,
The Brown Iron Co. In Trumbun CON-
James Harris, ct. al.
!. Notice is hereby given, that in Pursuance
70 q dec1se made BY, and an order Of sale
issued ont ofthe Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Trumbuu County, Ohio, 10 Us directed. as
Special n aster Com m i-sfoners IN the suit OF
Harris. et- al. directing us 70 sell the follow
ing described real estate. we shall offer for
lie at pubic auction at the door Of the
Court House IN the City Of Warren. County
OF Trumbnll, Ohio, on Saturday, the 22d
day Of April A. ID. ISTI. between the hours
Of i .. m and 2. M. the following described
real estate situated In Wgathersdeld town.
ship, County Of Irumbul and state OF Ohio,
and knoE-u as parts Of Great Lots numbers
two. three. hVe and ak, Nos 2. 5, ana g. Of
the nrigil al survey OF said township, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the in
tersection Of the east line OF Market 81, so
called. extending 70 the center OF Robbins
Avenue; th6nce s. S. g 3. 81 chains, "a links
along the center OF Robbins Avenue. hence
n. - f Il chains y links; thence n So
". chains = links: thence W. 99fs W. g
links 70 G white oak tree marked ro- z line
tree standing in the corner thence. y. ~ z
q chains, 50 links thence y $50 w. p
chains S links. thence y. ~ I chain 5
the ca -terly line q Vienna Road, so called;
thence s - ". Is chains g. links; thence
n SIS " . chains, o6 links % the east line
OF seid Market St; thence s. ] - ". along
70 the place Of beginning, containing one
hundred and sixty six ll65i acres Of land, be
The saIle more or less. Appraised AZ S-----.
Terms OF sale. cash.
LUCTUs E. COCHRAN.
AEsiGnees OF Harris. Blackf0rd, a Co. SEleo-
ciat Master Commissioners.
! Miles. o.. Mzrch - lS7l
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- 60 ...lInRalN. nsaIersins s

TDDTEGS & EH0RGAN, Dealers in Sta-
.,IeT nr,d-FancV- Dry Goodg GaTpefsf Mat
finGs and FLOOR Oh Cloths, windOF shades
and fi,rtures. Tea, Coffee, &c- They keep coD-
s4a',fI77 oIi Ennd. q large and fuh assort-
Tos--f y .,ooIis n their tce. of good quality
sud fss6ioRahla styles and ofer theln lof
ssIe a fise lowest prices IN the market-
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OOMMTssIONERis SALE.

lNJThe state OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
The Brown Iron Co. In Trumbun Com
vs. Smon Pleas.
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FOR pREMrUMs on Farm oRoPs.

L The land shall be measured BY some
competent person, who shah make aftdayii
% the accuracy Of fthe measurement and the
Quantity Of ground,
cordInE - fhe form annexed, 70 the quality
of grain on other crop raised on the GROUND
entered on the premium ltgtt Esssch elhdl-
vii must accompany the Application y. :
premium, together with 4 sample OF the
grain or other crop.
q The main object Of the society being 70
promote cultivation. they do not propose 70
offer premiums for crops produced by eN-
tFayakant expenditure, therefore detailed
certified account Of the expense or eultlva-
ton must be made. -,
Theexpense Of labor and manure % %sno9lg =,
~. rr-ra GIx-er
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Mark Twain; ''I have seen slower
peoDle than I am-and more deliber-
ate people than / am-and even
auieter, and more listless, and lazier
people than 7 am. But they were
dead.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Don Saturday, the I'D day Of April A. d.
is5I. between the hours OF one and four
O'Clock. D. m. Of said day, by order Of the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio. I
win sell at public auction, % the highest
bidder. at the south door fthe Court House
IN the city OF Warren, in said county. the
following real estate situate In the town.
ship Of Bloomfield, Trumbull County Ohio,
and known as part Of Lot No. sixty-one t6l),
n said toWnsnip; bounded north and east
BY he hlEhTays south by ienus OF z. A.
Brown. west by Church Lot. COntatufng
about two aud one-han acres Of land. more
on less On which ars two dwelling houses
ana one store building Appraised al $3.50
Terns-Twe-thifds cash IN hand on day Of
sale. balance IN two months
March q. lEfI-5t OF Samuel Tlcehurst
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A DulPHBsg gGRRTER, Dealer in
a 1Fnaieai 1EsrchandiEe o. ell dasozl iloslsi
" Fteuus t)rgauE, Melodeonss Ntolnsi
cnit1-s hr-cordeons Claronetts, tlutes1f yes,
S-7---. 1. g,771 No nftfds piano-Stools, 5neet-
TnnEIc Nugic-bookH, Violin Strings, dulta.
SfriTies, ke., &C. Store In WeOps s block, ss osei
Portezss BOOK store. lJan. S. $50.
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FoRM OF AFFIDAVIT GIVEN.


SraTE ar OnTo. A-B-, Being
Trumbull Co, 81 / duly sworn, says that ne
accurstaly measured the land upon Enlen
o. - raised a crop Of the past
seasou. ana that the quantity Of Land Is
and no more.
fSignedD -,
E-F-, Justice Of the Fesee'
STATE OF OHIO, o. D., Being
Trlmb1il Co q. J daily sword. says that he
raised a crop of-th past season, upon the
ground measured by yA-B--, and that
the Quantity Of grain (or other CROP ralEed
thereon was s-bushels,a and olesn, (Weigh-
Cd or measured in q sealed measure, as the
case may be- and the statements In regard
II fhe manner OF cultivation, &C.. are cor
reef 10 the best OF my knoWle5ge.
D.
sworn 70 before me, e,this-d day Of, ls5-.
F-F@, Justice OF the Peace.
Committee on crops 10 make report Arst
Monday In December. annually.
In case OF crop raised BY q boy. tnseare IN
the above statement as 70 doing the work
himself -, -. =
Board.
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r.E- HrEcEuCs. q. r GEIBDEE. J. STui L
HgTCHINS, GLEBDEN & STULI,
Attorneys at Law, once over smith q
Streets, Warren, Ohio Jan 3. ls0-tf-
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TEDAWSON, Mayor Of the Ineor-
r1rrfsd 7VfTaee OF Warren, o., and alse
J7ssfice OF the Peace In and for said Yiliage,
aftendE % Al business uzuolly lr---.-clo1 y
justices o. the Peace- Mayor 9 regqls esrtltl
every Monday p1ornlng nom 20 y o e4oeA
Ta-s F-IE7o - l-- 2
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BUsINEsS DIRECTORY.

NoCT SpFILMAN, Dentist--ot1ee
-s-,-Se-l5n q Rupps new oioeE- L9ss-
- 80 VTei nesday Of every y - le, ~ -
SIiil S5i ise1 5e 1ciosed. MAY II es'0-ei'
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a EMON d. WEBB Notary Public,
n Ere and LA Insurance Agent; ana
Penrion and Bounty AgenL Passage Tick
cts soid q ano fro1nr and money = lllI- NJ
rates. lDIcafn WebhfE Block, Main street,
Warren. Ohhio. jan . '%'o-
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rruITl7IrSFv ADlHS. Fire aDd

srz-snerfiIre and other property insured IN
ire l7.Et aConapanies, on tavuraole terms ;
Farn n-ocart5 Isolated Dwell ngz. End tneir
5-es-s- e3IHes Ia hcCombs and Smiths biec1L.
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C5aialfttee-OalFin Dodge. .NeF LFne, Ash
tabuIa. 90. Frastus Spencer, Claricon, Geau
"a Co; John welsh. West Middlesex, Pa.
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Ec0WDERF. Attorney at Law,
d .Hnbbard. ohio. lfeo-N p s-'s-...
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:" WI. POTTER, Dealers
NJ sohool and 1liscellano01a Books,
fefionrry wan Eepeta, terlodiellA, kanl-
7hIefS and Magazines. at the New York Book
Store. Main st-est. Warreas Ohio.
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nR 4. HERS, Physician and Sur
F9ean- I0mee3d door north Of National
House. Entranee on Liberty street Olllce
hours, from 10 % y, a NJ and l 70 2,
m. Residences, corner 81 laign ana Sls,ssI 80 = " :
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RI. zyAI.EER,- ". B. LEsLTEs B. L WALKER-
UrtTFFREIESEIE & CO., Rank
w ers- Church Hill. Ohio. Dealers ~
Governmenf Securities, Foreign ana DoIne.s
fie Fxehanze. Collections made, lnteres'
allowed on special Deposits. 1ah' a-tyf -tf
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Dveing. DyeinS.

DN SLAS9 - y N|1~1--9'
T HAVE started a Fancy Dying
establishment mp stairs in the building
drcupied by n. D. LOveless as q pump tae-
fbes liver. lam prepared % dye goods Of an
ENDS IN an cOlOrs. Cotton, Linen, silk on
TvooIen Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed.-
Gentlemenis clothing carefully cleaned.
Tan now prepared TO do Carpet weaving
On short notice and reasonable terms.
On -. ~ si Is-1 n. WHEATLY.
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J. HAKMOS

J. HAE1ION. z. T. AhI0AA-E-
UARMON &lIETCALF, Physicians,
and Surgeons; once % High street -
he stand formerly occupies hS Dr. Harmoi'.
Jan. 5 l27o
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RR A. BIERCE, aomoepsthie
JPhysician and surgeon Of1Sa In sutlih' $
Block, High StIeet
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Ruie--Any horse that has shown better
time than three minutes and thirty Hsconds
COMMITTEES are requested 70 strictly ad-
here TO the above rule.
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At TYLER. Manufacturer and
Dealer N Guns. Rt1el. PISTOLS, CutseEy
Fishing Tackle, GU. Mater!als elso-stl
kesSs.. Warren, OHIO. tss0-S ls7V-ti
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n w. HAMILTON, N. D., Orange.
VI, Etlle, Ohio. Onice hours nom . 3 70
p. m, and at p. N. lcoe '-oin"