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Important TO Authors.

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Surprise Meeting in MesOpOtamia.

Oui pIAcC ACC ing III WcSOpOtamlas
lEDIToR CHRoN1cLE:-Twe Of our
highly esteemed citizens-Dea. VIM.
Laird and wife-having recently return
ed home, after an absence Of seven
months spent in Dakota, Nebraska, and
other places in the West, their relatives
resolved TO embrace the earliest oppor-
tunity Of expressing their joy and graft
tude that they were again restored
to home and friends in safety.
Accordingly on Wednesday, the LIST
inst, at about eleven O'Clock am, these
good people were ~Gstonished to see their
children, brothers, sisters, nephews.
nieces and other relatives unceremoni-
ously entering their quiet residence,
loaded with boxes and baskets as though
"they meant business" and a good
dinner. If nothing more. They were
assured, however, that nothing more
hostile was intended, by the intrusion.
than " a happy greeting " to them and a
social good visit for all. They were
speedily made to feel that, although the
visit was unlocked for. they vert none
the less welcome on that account.
The ladies, especially, made them
selves very much at home, and in good
time a long table in the dining-room was
so beautifully loaded that the returned
wanderers must have been convinced
that II :, the fattsd calf" had not been
slain for the occasion, neither poultry
nor other good things had been spared ;
and all who were RECALLED with the
sumptuous repast were ready to acknow-
ledge it "a feast of fat things" and a
merry time Of rejoicing long to be re-
But the last, although by no means
the least, important luxury was the
desert, consisting Of half q dozen brief
expressions of congrstulation and well
greeting from the guests, to which
Dea. Laird responded in an appropriate
and touching mAnner-remembering
with gratitude the protecting care OF the
nercifuI Father who had brought them
back in safety from their journeying,
and thanking the friends present for
this manifestation of their friendly re-
gard and finally commencing them all
to the guardianship OF that Friend who
stieketh closer than a brother" al
through LIES p~erilous voyage.
The little company about thirty in
number) dispersed with ties Of friend
ship strengthened, and a consciousness
that the day had been probably, as well
Is pleasantly spent.
Nov. 0, 1871. ONE WHO Was THERE.
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Sabbath Evening Lectures.


Next Sabbath evening I propose to
begin a brief course of Lectures on va
rious subjects connected with the Bible
especially those topics which are often
urged against the Scriptures as Divine
Revelation-such as the slavery in
stituted by Acknowledgements use
Of W~ines-the I~mprecations of Scripture
Moral Government, &c., &C.
The subject for next Sabbath evening,
Nov. 18th, will be: The Personal SeTvi-
tSde Of the Old Testament explained and
justified on the principles Of Incedom
and equity.
This subject will be discussed fully,
and all the passages, in the i've books Of
Moses, bearing on this most important
matter, will be, examined-the Hebrew
servitude in Egypt-polygamy, and the
use made Of female captives taken in
war, will be discussed in connection
with this general subject Of servitude.
THIS matter Of "Bible Slavery" as it has
been called, will occupy four lectures.
The first next Sabbath evening, } will
explain several terms translated Bond
men, Bondwomsn, &c.-the case of
Hsgar-the case oil Joseph and the con-
dition Of the Hebrews while in Egypt.
AS these preliminary matters are -es-
sential to a clear understanding Of the
whole subject, it is hoped all persons in
terested in knowing that there is nos
the least shadow of slavery established,
or sanctioned, or regulated by the Bible,
will be present and hear the first lecture.
If any of our citizens have felt that the
Bible cannot be a Revelation from
God, or Inspired by Him, because
of this matter of Bondage" a cordial
invitation is given them to come snd
hear these lectures in the First Presby-
terrain Church. N. P. BAILEY.
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For the week ending Nov. I, 1871.
y CATTLE-For some time past all the
shippers from this point east have been
losing money, and cattle that looked
cheap at the time OF purchase was found
to be dear enough when sold under
these circumstances the dFovers are dis
posed 10 buy as little az possible, As all
agree that there is no money to be made
at present, and il it was not for expec:s-
tons Of the future thsy would quit alto
gether. This week the run up to this
Time has been light and the cattle Of q
fair quality. The market opened up on
Tuesday with an improved feeling, owing
TO better advices from New York. A
good many cattle were sold to-day and
principally to dealers from New York,
one firm alone purchasing this week no
less than IL car loads. Prices as COM
pared with last week are from I TO 10
higher than the week before, the most
advance being on prime cattle, A bunch
of IS prime Ohio cattle were sold for
IS Is, this We believe to be the highest
price reached. Tonight the market
closes firm at the following rates: Extra.
Zoo to 1900, steers, &5S5 to s. 20; good
to prime, 100 to LIDO, IS 90 to s. 25;
common to medium, Loco to 100, s. IS
to - so; bulls, stays and cows, 500 to
l, 5O0Ss2 70 $50; Texas steers 81 70 s. so.
HoGs-T0-dsy the market was mac
tive, but few hogs selling, New York
but three loads. The feeling ia
very good, though prices are lower
on the best grades. Following are the
rates: Extra, Philadelphia,
4, 40; good to prime, Philadelphia. rs to
$50 ms, $4,25 to S4,35; good TO prime New
York, $50 TO 20 ms, $500 to 4,lO.
SHEEP-The market has ruled steady
a fair demand, equal 70 the otfer-
Most all thu Arrivals Of this week
have been sold and at prices fully as
good as those Of last week the market
tonight at the following rates
Extra 100 70 Ito lbs, &,25 70 $780, good
o prime, IS to 80 lbs, S4,T5 70 5000 de-
ant to fair, Is 70 50 lbs, tAsQn to S4,50i
neag % cohmOu, 70 to Is lbs, S35O 10
LIS, ],
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CTICAGO 1--WE sTOrK MARKRT.

CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
CATTLE Received since Saturday,
$3.50. There were anxious buy ers to-
day at astrong tasc advance on the prices
current at the close OF last week. The
receipts were light, but Of a quality con-
siderably above the average. In butch
ers' stock and stock cattle there was no
perceptible advance As compared with
yesterdays prices, but the feeling was
stronger, in sympathy with the upper
grades. Texas cattle were in light sup
ply and in fair demand at 2 25a3 90 for
common to good through droves, and al
8 25a4 90 for common TO choice corn-fed.
The yards art now well cleared Of stock,
and the market closed firm for all grades.
We quote extra shipping beeves at IS 65
as IS; choice do 5 25a5 so; fair TO good
do 4 5Oa5 90; butchers stock. 2 5Oa4 25;
stock steers. 2 50a3 50; inferior mixed
lots, 2 00a2 25.
HOss-Received since Saturday, l9,-
500. The hog trade opened dull this
morning, with prices weak and unset
tied, and this was the condition Of the
attendance, but they are still holding of;
only three operating to-day, and they
very sparingly. The extreme range Of
prices was 5 75a4 Is, though few sold
above 4 05, and not many below 8 So
the bulk changing hands at s 90a4 %.
Many remain in the pens unsold. We
quote closing prices as 8 75a4 05.
SHEEP - Received since Saturday,
1900. There was no change to note in
this market. There was a fair local de-
msnd at 8 0Oa4 5O.-TribHne, Nov. l.
- By telegraph, Chiosa1, Nova
Cattle drm at &.00a4.40.
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What the Davis Sewing Machiu.

Will do without boasting. Plain and seal
lop binding. bind dress goods with the same
material. gathers withdrawing on, gath
ers and sews on at the same time. Gathers
between two pieces n sew on at the same
time. 1t will make wide and narrow hens,
Hem all manner oTbiRs wooden goods, IS
mOIino, Grape cloth, or goods dif1cult 10
hem on other machines. IL will fold hens
with cords enclosed, and stitch them down
At n operation. II VIII make French
folds n sew them on at the same time. It
Will do telling. either bias or straight. 1t
Will do trimming, ruf1ing quilting. tuckinF,
cordiDg, &C DC. Call and see and be con-
WINGED OF its superiority. Sales rooms At
ADAMS Bookstore, Market 81.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
n MISCELLANEOUS.
CIereland Wholesale Market.
MoNDAY EvENING. Nov. 8,

NlONDAL ENEN1NHs NOV. o. AofAs
FLoUR-The market is quiet and
steady. We quote as follows:
ity-made xxx white s. OO@s 25
Xxx amber s. 50@7 IS; Xxx red No l
s. 0O@7 20; X red No 2 s. 1907 90.
wHEAT-The market was dull, though
there was a stronger feeling and closed
I@I1c better. Sales 1000 bu No. 1 red
winter at 1854 from store ; No. 2 red
held at 81, 33@l,S4.
CoRN-Dull and nominally unchanged
at Sc for old high mixed; SIC for new
ears on track.
OArS-The market is frmer. Sales
1000 on No. l state at 3Sic from store.
RYE-Quiet and steady No. 2 held at
75c from store.
BARLEY-Market quiet and steady.
Held at q range of 100000 for State,
Western and Canada.
LARD-l0c in kegs /; 9ic in tierces.
SMOKED MEATs-The market Is firm
and the demand good. City sugar
cured eanvassed Hams l5c; uncanvassed
do lie; canvassed Shoulders Sas3c;
uncanvsssed do 7lasc; canvassed Bacon
9a9lc; uncanvassed do Sla9c; Dried
Beef l6aI7c.
BUTTER-The market continues steady
and without change; choice is firm and
"a AaAA 0CAuouA ~ A-a-OCf bOOu " pAlulo
held at I5a20c; inferior 10 common 10
@I4c.
CHEESE Market firm, and with q
moderate inquiry; stocks moderate.
Choice factory, IN large lots, 13i@l4c
in small way l4lal5c.
EGGs-The receipts are light. and the
market firm at 2Sa3Oc for picked and
fresh by the package.
PorAToEs-There is q more active
movement, and the market is steady at
60a62lc for Peach Blows on track ; 65a
zoe from store.
ONIoNs-Moderately active and steady
at g, 25A2,5 so for silver skins.
GREEN APPLEs-The market is well
supplied and dull at q range of S1,5Oa
2,25 per barrel for Ohio and Michigan.
DRIED APPLEs-In fair demand at
Sla9c for new fruit.
BEANS The demand is moderate and
prices are steady held at S2,00a2,25 for
choice hand picked ; common 10 medi-
um 81, 50al, IS.
SEEDs-Timothy quiet at $2,75a3, 90;
Glover held at s, 75a6, % Flax STEADY at
5 l,65sl. 20.
VINEsAR-Pure Cider Vinegar in good
demand and firm at Isa20c, packages in
TAELow-Fair demand and market
at Ease for city and country rem
dered.
; SALr-In fair demand, and firm /; held
at 500 per barrel for Fine; $3.50 for
Coarse.-LeddeT. 80
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Americana

The American Se1cSao Machine does an kinds
Of work tina is done by other machines.
and some that no other machine can do. It
runs easy, Is quiet, no trouble 70 manage It,
q child can use II, the tension in the shuttle
can b changed while the work Is in the
machine: 00reeommendGfsonS can be furnish
ed by persons in Trumbull County, who
have used them. A retrqrd OF SIS viii be
paid TO am person who will furnish an
HmeTtcdn Adchfae that has torn oua. a
uyiaen t6arTdnf given with every mschine.-
Try one before buying. A. Kirk 4 Co, in
Kings Jewelry Store. (oct 25-7t
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Don't allow your boys to wear
heavy wooden suits during the not
weather, but buy for them q neat Lin
en- Suit. Prices, $3.50, $500, SS.25,
SIS zoo. and $3.50. Straw Hats of every
description. Mems Linen Drill Pants,
extra Sizes /; Mems Linen Busters, K
ira sizes; Mems White Vests, extra
sizes. A complete stock, and VIII be
sold at cash prices.
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PLEASE READ THIS.

" .
81. HUEr& Son have the exclusive trade
at wholesale and retail, ofFRAEKMILLER's
NEW SEfLE POLISH BLAcKINGs. which are
offered as the higheH quality erer produced,
whether Of domestic or foreign manufae-
ture. They are OF two kinds. the ELASTIC
OIL POLISH. n the "PEEzLEss POLISH
BLEACHING" Both are suarrantea not to get
hard, or dry, or mo'ild. in any climate.
The ELASTIC OIL POLISH" is offered as
superior to the best French Backing, at
iOsrer prices, more convenient and eleanly IN
use, n expressly adapted to the rapidly
ErOwingdemand for an eztra quality.
The PEERLESS POLISH BLAcSrSG" will
fully meet the Ai0her requirements, as to
qualify for the ordinary demand ofthe
try. It comes put in round edge tin boxes,
Of large size, making it eaSy ofdeesss, which
which is not only a great saving oftime. but
ofthe brush and polish.
Let every one give tia fair trial. Ifitproves
not satisfactory, return and get back your
ten cents. Don't forget the place.
s. L. HUNT & son,
No. Q EEIa, and No. 20 Market Sts.
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DEATHS.
Notice Of deah Jrse-obluorv fire ce,Rs per In

Notice QdeGth Jree-ObnUdTV fire cesRs per line
On Oct. %. 1871. while on a visit at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Sarah Adams, In Liberty,
after a short illness, Mrs. ALKALINE AID
ANS HAPGOOD, widow OF George Hap
good, ST., Esq, deceased, f0rmerly edItorand
proprietor Of He$feTa ReseTTe Chronicle,
aged seventy-tvo yeaFs and eight months
The deceased had been q member Of the
n. Z. Church Of Warren for ~forty-four
years. and her life was one Of purest chris
tan consistency. She died muchloved and
deeply lamented.
In R R~TsssT RRSr at 2lst Of aPePls5y, M5s;
months.
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lin the suit of City of Youngstown
VS.. Herman Brsndmuller, violation OF
%prohibitery ordnance, which was carried
up from the Mayors to the Common
Pleas Court, Judge Tuttle rendered 3
decision sustaining the action of the
lower court. Brandmuller's sentences
was fine and imprisonment. The case
will probably be carried still further to
the District Court IndicGtor.
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Butter and Cheese, Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Butter steady at
l2s2Sc for western. Cheese dull At
I0RI3c. Ash r..E2A
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Butter in de-
mand at l6a22c. Cheese unchanged.
PIrTsBUReH, Nov. 6.-Butter, market
dull. Prime to choice lSa2Oc. Cheese,
Ohio factory l4c; Dairy l2ai3c.
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The papers are full Of Labor Reform and
Equal Rights,
OF the Tammany King and Fires and Fights,
OLSunrage for women, and b Victoria
League,
OF Radica measures and Party intrigue,
But mid all this confusion we still buy and
sell.
Our latest in Hats is the charming Etelle,
We have shaded ribbons and FIotreTs. Meek
ties, and Grdpdts,
And PlKDleI. Ci0retS and PomponS TO trim
our Fed HoaS. at Mrs E. POTTER & Cos.
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tiles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table
NAY Il. 1871.

fT.irs eoInr South.-MaiI leaves Niles at
IlO0a-m.. arrives at Leetonia at l&05 pm,
and Al New Lisbon at l;5o pm. Express
leaves Niles at 6.2o pm, arrives at LeeSonla
Al 7:40, and New Lisbon at SIS
Trains Going North.-Express leaves New
Lisbon at E5 an. arriving at Ieetonia
at 6.25 am. and at Niles at 80 Am Mail
leaves New Lisbon at 30 pm, Leetonia 30.
and arrives at Niles at 40.
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1t has been reported. through design, or
Ignorance, thatthe water mills can't Rrli d.
We desire to say IL is all q mistake, and
further. that we can grind more grain in q
hours with the present low stage OF water.
than any steam mill within q circle Of thir-
ty miles, exceptingone mill in YOungstown.
A. & G. VAN GORDER.
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Retail Price Current Corrected Weekly

h above prices win be subject to nuetua-
lions with other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as b cheapest Remember the place,
next door to McLaln's shoe Store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see Us. A liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large Quantities.
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MARRIAGES.
Mar1aoe Notiee, fn,eyted GratlI.


In Colebrook. on the LIST inst. by Ed. E.
Wakefield, Mr.. NORRIS A. SMITH, and
Miss CORNELIA NJ. KNAPP.
In Rowland, at the residence OF the brides
parents, on the 9Th inst, by L N. Dawson.
]. P, Mr.. JOHN v. WAIDECK OF this
city, and Miss MARY E. K0EHLER OF
Rowland.
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Court Proceedings.

The November term Of the Court of
Common Pleas commenced here on
Monday 9th. Judge FUTILE presiding.
After the calling Of the docket, and the
empanneling and charging of the Grand
Jury the case of Alexander Mcconnell
vs.. Thomas ]. Nc Claim, libel, was, called
and trial commenced to sjury, and is
being argued as we go to press.
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Double Foreei

King, on Main st., has secured the services
q two akfUaR tpdtch makers, Mr.. AyTfIs 2.
Huri6ua and FudB W. TotOnSead, who W.
taken Instructions in ddtustia0 n re0uLd-
ting watches IN the didefezt positions. They
have charge Of h watch department, and
are now prepared to do all kinds OF watch
repairing on the shortest notice. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Give them g
trial. Big No. !, Mdi1 Street. (oct 2S6t.
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Just Opened, iih-tilil
Shawls in the latest designs, at
GUNLEFTNGER & BROS.
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Oysters! Oysters OJStersI
At the Oyster Depot. by the c1se, can o.
dish, at James McConnells.
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Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. 1-tL
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take pleasure in rendering To my patrons
the indemnity here offered. INT will accept
lines at fair rates, adjusting all losses here
promptly as In my past agency record, OF
nearly twelve years.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent.
ONCE In McComb's q Smiths Block.
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Barrels Of Salt have been sold by the pres
ent owners OF the New Lisbon Salt Works,
and all seem pleased with It, Good ror
Dairy, Cooking and table use.
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For Sale.

A Drug Store, in q thriving town within
50 miles OF Cleveland, doing y cash business
Of $4,000 = year. Capital required. about
$500. Inquire at the ONCE.
Nov. l, IS7i-2t.
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Boston Crackers

The Kenuine Boston Cracker, Graham,
Cream Plc-Nic.W Wine, Champion aud Peer
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES NcCONEELL'6.
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Rare Chance

To obtain 9 building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway and Aaho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition 70
Warren. VIII sell the above in one TO ave
a~crelots 70 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. rs, 1871, 8. =. DlCKE1-
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That Paint.

We would say 10 those who have been
waiting 70 see whether Tat paint looks as
well on the building as the sample colors We
show at our store, that several houses In this
city have been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and IL has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in sOmeinst1nces, looks
ommend this paint as good. We are special
dceuks for this section, intending 1oungs-
town and Western Pennsylvania.
HoYT 4 SPEAR.
No. S Main Street.
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~ r q Ms =
La Grande Duchesse, Town Talk, Little
Gems; Bots. Six choice brands always
to be found at the Market st. Drug Store.
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New YORK Oct. I4, Is7I.

To he Agents ofhs Imperial Fire Insurance
Company:
WHFr1NEsrYAD ADAMS. Agent. Warren,O o. In
the event of inquiries being made, as 70 the
Chicago, We beg 70 inform you that the
company witherew from the state OF I'LL
nois, about two years since, so that at the
time OF the dre, the amount Of the Compa-
ny's risks In the entire city, is comparative
IL light. Our losses will be promptly paid
as soon as adjusted.
We have to-day received q telegram from
our London ONCE to subscribe 5000 70 the
Chicago Relief Fund
Yours truly, E W. CR0WELL,
Resident Manager.
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Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at TyIer's, No. /;
Main Street
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

Wherever the Poke Root grows, It has q
local reputation for curing Rheumatism and
as a Blood Purifier. With all this local repu-
tztion and the praise ofdistinguiShed Physi-
Grfdiths, Copeland and othersO who have
tested its medical pOwers, 10 has been neg
lected by the profession at large, as much
through q want OF prOperappreciatiOn OF its
merits, as 3 knowledge OF the proper way 10
prepare Il for medicinal use. DR.. oliver
Crook, q physician who devotes his entire
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Just Received,
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I~nfantes. Medanas, Reinas, Conchas, Breras,
lmperalis: six choice brands genuine Key
West Cigars, at Market st. Drug Store.
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