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New York Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April IL.
With the fine cool weather and a light
run, the stock markets have improved.
Total beeves 500, with 1000 to-day "A
cars at One Hundredth Street, s. at Wee
hawken and 4S { COmmunipaW. The
market improved from the beginning,
closing strong at fully the rates Of last
Monday, and rather higher than yester-
day. The sales were nOta as good. There
IS nothing len. The range was 12aI5c
with good average quality 100 Illinois
good q cwt sold at l4c; g Missouri
1850 rs. alive, 7se live weight 80 Ohio
81 cwt. l3ial5o; 60 Illinois Il cwt. l2ta
I4fc. Themarket averaged l3lc. Sheep
$1,000 head, with $500 to-day. Trade
very good; all sold, and prices 4aIe bet
ter. Wool sheep selling at 6as3o; clip
ped 5a7c; some extra lots were on sale.
Ninety Pennsylvania sheep, I46 Ms,
vent at sic; l car 90 rs clipped at 57c
l car so rs. Ohio at SIC. Spring lambs
are scarce Jerseys sell at ISa20c. Hogs
900 for week, and $500 to-day. After
declining &c for the week, they have now
recovered the decline, and are ruling at
6sa75e for live, and Sia9c for dressed.
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Disturbance at the Vienna Coal Shaft.

DAcNAA uaASN ~ NC fh0 CNa 1
On Saturday and Sunday last consid-
cradle excitement was crested at the
Vienna coal shaft, by the conduct Of
some Of the miners who had been on a
strike for several weeks, and who had
been superseded by anumber Of German
miners brought from the neighborhood
Of Pittsburgh. The striking miners no
tilted the newcomers that their presence
was not agreeable, and that If they per-
sisted in working, the consequences TO
them would probably be damaging to
life and limb. For some time the Ger
man miners have been escorted back
and forward from their work by persons
interested 3n their safety. There were
but seven Of them, who had come to try
how they liked the work, and II satisfied.
they expect that forty or fifty others
viii follow them and take work in the
shaft. On Sunday the signs Of disorder
become so alarming, that Sheriff Dickin-
son and a police force were sent for to
preserve the peace. On their arrival
they found that nothing more serious
than threats and intimidations, and the
carrying of Of some clothing, had oc-
CURED. The presence Of the Sheriff and
posse had a good effect, as the disafected
parties soon piled themselves into their
wagons and drove away to Brookheld
] and Hubbard.
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The New County JAN,

Now that we are to have a new jail, a
brief outline Of the proposed structure
NAV be Of interest TO our readers. The
plans and specifications were prepared
by Edwin May, Architect indianapolis,
Indiana. The contract for building was
let 10 Messrs. Epperson & Favorite, Of
La Fsyette, Ind, for SS6,9lO.5l.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
The building, which Will be 42N5s feet,
will stand on the size Of the old jail. In
the fore part is the SherihFs residence,
occupying a space Of 42xSO feet On the
first floor. and adjoining the Sherif's
department, Is a dining room, i7x2s feet ;
on the right Of this room is the guard
room. I2xI7.4n.; on the len, the kitchen,
l2xl7.4n. Back and adjoining the dining
room. is a double row Of cells, eight in
all. 7x9 feet each. The cells T entered
from corridors, 7x3O, extending upon
either side. On the second floor the
apartments Of the jail N arranged the
same as on the hist excepting over the
kitchen is 3 female prison, l2xI7.A feet;
and over the guard room is a hospital,
I2x17.A
The residence viii be Constructed with
tks best quality Of brick work. The
outside facing fronting on High Street,
being Of the best selected. hard-burned,
pressed brick; the other side facings to
be the best selected, hard-burned brick.
The prison to be built Of hard lime
stone, equal in quality TO that known IS
Dayton stone. The doors, frames and
window frames throughout the entire
building, must be Of clear pine; all the
window frames double boxed; close
doors Of wrought iron. Window CRATES
in prison Of combined iron and steel,
made saw-and file proof; all the cells to
be furnished with the improved fasten-
ings, patented by E. May. The floors
and ceilings, and all the wood portions,
are to be made FIRE proof; the floors Of
the basement TO be paved with Rowland
hsg-Stone, two and a half inches thick /;
other floors to be Of oak and pine. The
dining room for the prisoners is to be 50
arranged as I be used for a chapel, and
to be fitted up on one side for a library
for the use Of prisoners.
The roof Of the residence is to be Gov
cred with the best article Of Vermont
slate; fiat, TO be covered with tin; roof
over the prison 10 be Of the best quality
Of Howlsnd hsg-stone. The SherifFs
residence and prison is TO be supplied
with tanks for the supply Of water, and
the heating done by steam or hot air.
The building viii be supplied with gas
pipes, supply pipes, diseharging pipes,
bowls, bath tubs, shower bath, and soil
pipes, all 10 be Of the most modern style
and finish. The entire work and msteri-
ais to meet the approval Of the Archi-
tect.
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Meeting Of Council.
MAYOR.

VARIES, April IA, 1871.
Regular meeting Of Council. Pres
emit Messrs. Hoyt, Jameson, McNuu,
Truesdea and Watson. Minutes Of pre-
vious meeting were read and approved.
On motion, the following bills were Or
dered paid:
Ratlif & Moses, legal services in
Morgan and Thompson vs.. City,
General Fund, $500.
Vsutrot & Ackley, winding clock
lyear, Gen. Fund, 5000.
Darling & Glider, coal for Mayors
Office, Geu. Fund, 2.IO.
Christiannar & Martin, I CRATE for
sewer, Road Fund, L.50.
Levi Gaskil4, work to date, Road
Furd, 67.5O.
Levi Gaskn work to date, street
cleaning, Road Fund, D. 200.
Pew & Brother, bill of goods for
fire company, z. and G. Fund, 4I5.
penses for ISL, Gen. Fund, 5000.
VIC. I. Company gas for May
ors Office for February and
March, F. and @. Fund, 40.
The bills Of E. Spear, Jr., and the
Warren Gas Light Company were re-
ferred to the finance committee. The
Mayor presented his official bond. which
was approved by the Council. The City
Treasurer presented his report, which
was referred to the finance committee,
with instructions to settle with said
Treasurer. The committee to whom
was referred the bin Of Ratlif & Moses,
for legal services, reported, recommend
ingits payment. Ssidt eport was accept
ed and the bin paid accordingly, as
above. -
On motion, the old Council adjourned
sine die. Therefore, the members elect Of
the Council appeared, and were sworn
in. The Council then proceeded to elect
a President by ballot, and Mr.. Trues-
dell, having received a majority Of all
the votes cast, was declared duly elect
ed. Council then proceeded to elect a
President, pro tenn, by ballot. Mr..
Jameson having received a majority Of
all the votes cast was declared duly
elected. Council then proceeded to elect
a Clerk by ballot, E. W. Hoyt having
received q majority Of all the votes cast
was declared duly elected. The Mayor
then proceeded to read his annual mes
sage, which, on motion, was ordered to
be recorded. The City Solicitor present.
ed a communication requesting permis-
sion to erect amusic-stsnd on the public
square. On motion, said permission
was granted, and the matter OF designat-
ing aplace for such m~usic-stand was re-
ferred to the committee on public
grounds.
The President then appointed the
standing committees as follows: On
streets and sidewalks, Messrs. Hoyt,
Wheeler and Burton. On FIRE and gas,
Messrs. Burton and Gibbons. On pub
lie grounds and improvements. Messrs.
Wheeler and Jameson. On accounts,
Messrs. Jameson and Hoyt On Ordi-
nances, Messrs. Truesden and the City.
Solicitor.
On motion, the regular meeting nights
Of the Council were changed from the
second and fourth to the first and third
Fridays OF each month. g
On motion adjourned.
E. w. HoYT, City Clerk.
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Spring 1871.

Flower Seeds.
largest assortment in town-CallandlOok
them over. HAPGOOD & STRATTON.
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livery DESCRIPTION Of Job
LPrinting-plain, IN colors, or bronze, a.
lowest living rates, al the
CHRONICLE OFFICE
HANDBILLS, ShOpbills, De, foI
ILMerchants and others. hurnfghed Al
short notice at the CHRONICLE OFFICE
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EDITOR CH1OEICLE:-On last Tuesday
evening the quiet village Of Mecca was
visited with one OF the most d~isgraceful
scenes on record. A party Of roEdies,
after imbibing freely Of poor whiskey,
sailed forth, on evil thoughts INTENT
Marshslling their forces they at once
~procesdsd to march through the differ
ent streets, yelling and calling mp peace
able citizens st the sdn hour Of mid
night on various prsteKts, telling some
that their friends we're sick or dying and
wanted them Immediately, thus causing
general confusion and dismay. The
leaders Of, the party have shown them
selves as belonging 70 a very low order
Of intelligence. One aspiring youth, we
understand, was ambitious, and, like
JEFF. Davis, wor petticoats, The whole
scene was ~disgraCeful in the extreme,
and the performers Of the raid are
pointed at with universal exeoratiOn.
r NJ. l.
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Clover, Red Top and Garden Seeds al
on hand, at Market St Drug Store. v
all kinds OF Drugs are sold al lowest "a.
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The Scranton RspWbticaH, Operators
organ, referring to a published state
ment that definite propositions have
boon made TO the directors Of the great
coal railroads for chinese laboron large
scale for working the Pennsylvania
mines, says: That tho project OF sub
stitutiug Chinese labor for that hitherto
employed in the coal mines has been
determined upon, unless the suspension
ceases and work is resumed within a
specified time,
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The Davis VertiCIe Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved 70 be
III secondto none and Is, without doubt
tue oestSeWing MachinenOw manufactured
for all kinds OF work. Tn Nerticle Feed
Bar, involves a new feature, possessing one
Of themost valuable principles everinvent-
| ed. enabling II 70 run over seams and turn
corners without change oftension or length
OEstftch, or ~stOpping the motion GUIANA
chine. The Feed Bar is close to and in the
rear OF the needle and the feed takes place
while the needle Is dow throughth goods,
enabling the sewingof any numberof thick
nesses OF any length, without oastlng and
preventing the pickering ofOne piece while
the other remains straight, ana al the same
time do what no other Machine can do. TO-
Wit; Taxing ali b stretch non the goods,
leaving q seam alike on both sides The
presserfOO4 is always raised from the goods
while the feed takes place, allowing seams
70 pass ina perfect manner, while on the
other machines the presseriOot presses with
its full force on the goods while the iced
takes place. thusit is Impossible for seams
nf any size topass under raising the
presserfOOk
facture OF Boots and Shoes, as FOR the finest
lace, merely suiting the needle and thread
70 the goods, while other have
diherent sizes for different kinds Of work
The Davis is the only machine that Wilhelm
wide or narrow in p perfect manner on any
kindof goods from cheese sacking to broad
cloth, strait or bias. without folding or hast-
Ing the God It viii cord. bind, braid. fell,
@MMa A@@aI --- -H@-
thesame time and nom one to three rufies or
between two straight bands. The Davis is
manufactured from the best imported cast
steel and is composed Of only twelve strong
working parts. (Other machines having from
thirty % forty, thus making it the most
simple machine 1 n themarkee We sell the
Dawn Machine on the following conditions
S5,U0on delivery and ten dollars per mont
until paid for. Teach you to use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant IL for three years,
and II at m time within three month you
find the Davis Machine you have Is not and
will not do all we claim n advertise, We
viii furnish you in is place. any machine
you cal for that Is sold IN this country, at
the agents price. b Davis Is taking the
precedent Of all other machines wherever 10
has been introduced. The Davis now holds
the highest prize, The Gold Medal" over
all other machines. which was awarded al
the great trial IN Manchester, y. H, at the
New England Mechanics Institute, Sep. 10.
1870, a1er 8 test ofthree weeks, and In con
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
in the United States. Pleas send for circu-
lars and call at re ohice and give the Davis
a thorough examination n trial. Machine
Sewing respectfully solicited. Machine
OIL and Needles for the Davis. Singer. Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, &c, for sale. once and
sales room in Adams Bookstore, Market St,
Warren, O. Addres all orders to
L. $ KNEELAND.
Gen1 Agent for Trumbun Co..
March s, lS7l-Sms
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE-On Thursday the27th
Jay OF April, A. D.. ISL, between the hour
Of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and u m, az the premis-
ses IN Rowland, will be sold 20 the highest
bidder, as the property Of samantha Ky
nett, decd. he following DESERVED lands.
to-wit: situate in thetoWnship ofHowland,
County OF Trumbun and State Of Ohio, in
Lot No. o, bounded north by lands OF Mrs.
Ann Iddings; east by lands Of Jno. H. Ky
nett; south By the highway leading from
Rowland center to Vienna, and west by
lands OF RichardH II. Waterman; containing
ten three-fourth acres, more OF less, sub
Ject to life estate Of Ann Kynett, widow, in
about six acres thereof. The portion cover
ed by saidlife estate n the portion held in
fee simple viii each be Offered separately
and the two parcels viii be sold IN parcels
or together q smay appear most ben2hciGl
for the interest OF the estate.
TERMs-One-third cash, and balance With
In IS months, with interest. % be secured by
mortgage. JOHN WILKINS,
Admir- or Samantha. Kynett, decd.
". 7. SPEAR Atty.
March .. ls7l-it.
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France,

HUI TIaUCts
Special for the Press Cby McLain's under
ground Cable-)
J. G. MILAN, Warren-Dcdr Sir Please
send me pair more Of those Rubber Boots.
send the National. as they arc the best
enclosed hnd Ducats. 2
Yours, TRoCHU.
p. S-Madsaeu Periwarkle sails the French
Kids she SEM for are h real F~rench-and
are cheap. i.
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During the vacation Of the schools in
this city, this summer, Sylvenus Pen
nell, music teacher, will give a course Of
instruction in the Theory Of Written
Music and Vocal Culture, 70 CONTINUE
four weeks. Parents wishing their
children to attend this school, a sub
scribe AT Porter's Book Store.
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Butter ana Cheese Markets.

NEW YORK, April Il.
Butter-Unehanged. Cheese-DuH at
IlaI5c.
CINcISSATL, April Il.
Butter-Steady at 3Oa32c for fresh
Cheese-Steady at 16c. for new factory.
P~ITTsBUReH, April Il.
Butter-Tbere is q fair demand for
strictly prime at 50a33c per 10; inferior
lSa20c
Cheese-The supply light; New York
Goshen Is@I9o per ID; Ohio Goshen, ia
elsie; Ohio factory l6al7ei Western Re-
serve 15i@I64c 2 u.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.
P~ITrsBUReH, April Il

PITTSBURGH, April Il.
Prices of prime fat cattle were about
the same as last week; common and
medium were brisker and prices a shade
better, and not 50 much inquiry for
stock cattle as last week.
HOgs-The numbero Of hogs sold to-day
was small, not exceeding 100 head in ali,
and prices may be quoted in a retail way
at from g to &c.
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The above prices VIII be subject to huctua-
tons with other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asth cheapest. Remember the place,
formerly occupied BY Trumbun Nat Bank.
All q goods warranted as represented
Come and see rs. liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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Notice 10 new House. keepers.

Pew & Brother would like to see you. In
order 70 keep house in this ageof the world.
o nus have a good Sett OF Crockeryi
Mats, Butcher knife, Bread knife, Mincing
knife, Coffee Mil, Flour Sieve, Wash Tub,
Wash Board, Clothes Line, Clothes Pins,
Rolling Pin, PotatOe Masher, Butter Bowl
Butter Laddle, BroUm, Mop Stick, Churn,
Looking Glass, &c. All OF these necessary
articles for Keeping House can be had al
PEW & BROS.
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NnfIee-To Rntter.Makers.

We havea stock OF the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think It the best crank
churn made, We have also Dash Churns for
dor DoWer for from i've 70 fifteen gallons tr
~ PEW BROS.
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English
Liquid Annatto. at HspgOod 4 STATIONS
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OFFICE PESxA 4 ONO GASAL Co.,

NOTICE Is hereby given that an
IN annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
me Pennsylvania & Ohio Canal Company,
will be held at the canal ONCE, In Warren,
pose OF electing seven Directors for the en-
suing year, and 70 transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. AMES McEWIN, Prest.
Apriii2 Is14t
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s. F.
The EndII

Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Casksts
aud Dofins. BURIAL RoBEs, nom plain TO
elegant, always ready, at
TRUESDELb& ToWNSESDs.
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Amil 10 81.

Oar opening Of Spring and Summer MILL
merry. Patterns, Bonnetsan d Hats,takes place
Friday aud Saturday. April 2lst and I'D.
Ms. Z. W. MESSER First doOr east OF
Idding & Morgan's, Market ST., Warren o.
Please give Us a call. lApril l2-d.
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.TcSOTUTrON NOTTCF

lISoUIUIIUN NUIIJE-
IJNOtiee Is hereby given, that the part
nershlp heretofore existing and doing busi-
ness 10 Vienna lnder the firm name OF
Rogers & Guilty, was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the 18th day OF March, 1871. me
accounts OF the old firm will be settled by
n. A. Guilty, who VIII c~ontinuethe business
at the DC stand. AUSTIN ROGERS,
n. B-An knowing themselves indebted
to the old firm viii save cost by prompt
settlement.
Vienna. Apr. s. ls7I-sts
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White Surprise Oats.
Measured bushel weighs IS pounds.
HOYT & SPEAR, No. 5 Main St.
Kingdom Coming.

Kingdom Coming.
This era Tor which wandering t~roubadours
lin burnt cork have sung and prayed, has
row arrived al No. 81 Main ST. Call n see
W. B., who has Furniture to sell, snch as
Geera, suitable for POLITICAL meetings, shin
dies and regulators o. domestic peace
Lounges for loungers, who pay for 'em, &C.
Also rooms to rent and things 70 give away
that every family should have. That's 80.
W. b. KING.
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HouskkeepeH

Are invited to call at our store and see the
large assortment OF Cooking Stoves, among
which are some Of the best in use. Also a
full assortment Of Iron n Tin Furniture
for stoves. We are prepared 10 give you low
prices. JAMES REED SONS, q
No. 4 Main street.
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Large White Marrorfat Peas.

Dicksou's First and Best Peasfearliest yet
Champion OF England Peas.
Daniel O'Rouke Peas, very early
Early June Peas. do
Tom Thumb Peas.
Genuine Lima Beans.
Trophy Tomatoes.
Full stock OF Garden Seeds, at
HOYT'S Little Drug Store round the Cor
ner," No. Main st.
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II is said that DR. ]. w. stewart, the re-
healing physician. is performing
some wonderful. permanentcures, and what
tspecultar he analyses and locates diseases
without touching, or asking the patient a
question. Dr.. Stewart Is located at the
Frankli Honse. Warren o. Read our sup
plement, April 70.
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GreatInYentIOn.

The Extension wood stove Is a complete
revolution in the construction Of cooking
staves, has an iron reservoir. and oven en-
firely new from anything before offered %
the public Call and see II. at NO. Main
street. JAMES REED SONS.
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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 and Maho-
ming avenue south OF Quinbyis addition to
Warren. VIII sell the o In one TO i've
acrelots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. 1871. s. F. DICKEY.
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.-arKeep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using q bottle o. Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Renevcr, sold and recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear.
ET-Do not wait for ) Cough or kidney
Disease 70 go as Il came but get Poland's
White Pin Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozenges Is the only
worm remedy in exfsteneecombining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaZ-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
An cases o Debility peculiar to Females
will ind a sovereign remedy in DR.. SWEETS
Female STRENGTHENING Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt& Spear. June s, lssO-lyr
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFIoE WEsrERS RESERVE CHRoSICLEl
WARREN OHIO, April II, ISL.

OFFICE WEsTERS RESERVE C~HRoSICLEl
WARRES OHIO, Apnu, ISL J
BEANS-S2OO per busheL.
FLOUR-S6O0 % 500
HAY-sl2at14.
OATS-45c.
CORN-Ear Sc: Bhelled 62c.
DRIED APPLES-5 70 &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll % to &c.
TALLOW-7 toSc
CHEESE-FactOry l3l1c-
EGGS-l2c.
LARD-Country rendered, 10 tol25Ec.
FOTATOES@O 70 sLO
WOOL-SSGf2c.
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDES-Green. 666lzc; calf skins lO9l2c
pelts 50a75c.
WOOD-StOve length, 20oG20 per cord
do ~Three-feet, 8.O0GSO per cord
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For Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, &C. go to the factory-King's
new block, Main St, Warren, Ohio.
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Sleep 1e!!
And to do 50 scientifically. go to Truesdell
& Townsend's, and get n Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest OF your
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New Orleans MOIaSses
Always on hand. HOYT6 SPEAR,
No. 5 Main Street.
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Local Notices.
SeemInEII Wonderfnl Cures.

s..-..s.
Local Notices IS cent per Line drdf insertion
10 cent Der line each aib5eQueIa flseTfi0n,
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The Best Tea
That has been in Warren for i've years. at
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Take AYREas PILLS for all the purposes
Ola p~urgauve, for Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache and Liver Complaint BY univer-
sal accord. they are tho best OF an purra-
tives for family use.
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Rare Chance

Scrap Iron
Bought at VIM. Richards q 0 Rolling
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The sLittIe Drug Store rOundthe Cor
ner,''
Main entrance No. 5 Mainzst.,
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The Old Reliable
And popular cook stove. the President
Is made and sold by us. at No. 4 Main street
- JAMES REED&SONS.