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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

Abraham Holmes, q respectable
farmer living about three miles north
Of Crestiine, Ohio, while laboring
under a'tempoFaFy &c OF insanity, on
Saturday evening, between nine and
ten O'Clock, assaulted his wife with q
knife and small club, ,in1ieting such Sc
Fious injuries about the head and arms
that her lifs is despsired Of Holmes
Ii R.respectable man, Of good ehArRc-
ter, who has always lived happily
with his family, and this unfortunate
occurrence Is solely due 10 an abera-
ton Of mind, brought on, it Is sup
posed, by recent business reverses, as
he has been subject TO fits Of despon-
dency recently. He will be taken to
the lunatie asylum.
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Prom the n. Y. Tribune.l ]
SUNDAY ON THR FARM.

To the transient visitor from the
city 70 the country, every day seems
q Sabbath. The quiet that hangs over
everything, unbrokeu save by the
singing Of birds, the hum OF bees, the
voice Of the ploWmAn 70 his team, the
occasional IAttle of q wagon along the
highway, seems 10 him Ike 3 long
quietns Of business. Not 50 to the
farmer. He notes In the springing
grass, in the opening blossoms, in the
glowing sunshine, that nature Is at
Wotk u efery Leaf a|1si tEyis inIevery
crumblihf furrOE and burstine seq ,
and feels the tingle Of work In his
muscles, aud the necessity OF labor
on the six days removes all Thought
that stiffness means rest But wneh
he tees on the Sabbath his tired, pa
tient oxen browsing In the fields, his
horses qaietly resting, and, Looking
at his sleeve, remembers that this ts
his best coat; whent coming into tne
farmhouse, he finds the usual WORK
susPended-no washing, or Ironing, OF
baking, or dyeing, or sewing going on
but all things In order and composed
ness-tbis 70 him Is Sabbath. A quiet
ride to the village, rustic church, 9
plain discourse on our relations to God
and mau, q prayer, hymn, a drowsy
trot home again after tie benedietiOn,
are q concession gladly made to the
claims Of that Great Being with whom
he is a perpetual eeO- -lRborer. Pms
perity on a farm depends on a respect
for this day. The oxen need It, the
ploW-horls demand Il, the bowed backs
and soTe arms Of the great army OF the
oveTWorked cry out for II.
We wish in this connection to say
one earnest word to our sisters in the
cheese factories, who, all Sunday fore
noon, have their arms In warm whey,
and as they look up from the dripping
curd see the good people OF Sod who
employ them jogging home from the
worship Of that God who has COM
tnAnd of the Sabbath, '.In = thoa
shalt nOt.dog any work thou nor Thy
son, nor thy daughter, thy mau-ssr-
want, nor thy inald-seryant, nor thy
cattle, nor thy .strHngef that Il within
thy gates. , Coed sister, 81. the iililcI
watts, protest AGAINST Il, and then rebel
s6aiIst It, and say That Sunday milk,
when brought to yout scales to be
turned into cheese bylyour work, may
turn 10 clabbef to be flung to the pigs.
The pretenss that the nature Of the
cheese business requires this profana-
ton and &cfifiee 81 you Is 3 phaFissi-
cal sham tits nlockery and an in
suit 10 common sense, as Eell as to
our God. as thohgh two milkings OF
q hard could not Sc set for butter or
kept eoel till Monday, or converted
into pork. II you daiIysnaaids refuse
to submit, you can control the usage,
and thus you can shame those chris
tians who set you 70 work and then
ride OF TO church % sing hymns and
teach the Bible to children.
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If eEideheeIs RGntlnR hatthe Ku-
Slux DatfaeHs are fhvariab biv Commit

II eYideneeIs RantlnR that the Ku-
Klux D1tfagHs are fhvariab commit
ted by Democrats upon Republicans,
the great number Of ineidenees In
which Government officers have been
murdered or been forcihly expelled
from the South, would place the truth
of-ti1e assertion beyond ad6ubt. The
Shooting Of 3 S5uth @ catoiina tax col
lectof and his vile and daughter.
which h 4aHrstsf IN dispatches, Is ad-
Sitionzi proof of the fact.. But, as IL
to reader III indispnta abIe, The South
Carolina Democrats have taken 10
COMP petiing their victims % MAKE pub-
lie reHunci8tiDn Of their principlks as
Republicans, under actual toftdfe and
threats Of death. The terrible power
fof mischief Of this secret political or
ganizatiOn is indicated In this effect;
and the absolute necessity Of protec-
ton by, the General Government Is
made clearly manifest IN spite or tie
most subtle argu ments lately adYaIie-
ed BY the leading Democrats in Cen
gFess against the eonstltutiOnality Of
interfence under the Law just adop-
ted. = .--i.-.--
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The startling and almost incredibls
Intelligence received last week fron,
China, signifying a definite return or
the empire 70 It's ancient policy Of exrIr,-
siVeness and nou-intsrcourss with for.
eigners, is as yet neither confirmed No,
denied. If without foundation. tbe a.
nial Of the report should not be long DE-
layed. Consequently every day ADDS n.
the PROBABILITY OF It's truth, and at the
pest " can only be supposed that the
statement OF the new policy at PeLin n
untavOrably exaggerated, while itS e-s,,.
eral purport represents the atfifI1-3,,.
which the Imperial government -
been compelled to assume toward Tor
eigners- ~
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The Germans and the Republican

Whereyer the German element is
powerful, as in the Northwest, and in
certain parts Of Texas, even, the Re
publican faith is In the ascendant.
The Democratic leaders could never
do much with the Germans, who
naturally reject slavery, and they
theretore turned % more promising
proselytes. But the intelligence. the
respect for order, the love Of liberty,
which underiie the Republican faith,
and make 1t, therefore, in the truest
and most comprehensive sense, the
national party, are naturally agree
able TO the Germans; and at this mo-
ment one Of the most philosophical
and powerful defenders OF that faith
Is a sGefnan, Sensfof Sehurz lHdr-
DeT's Weeklti. ---2t'H - Hfit
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CRGDLE.EEvEs.

They hover Ger the cradle.
They nOat on either side.
ana ltnEar on the eUVeflet
Tosee the face they hide.
Iney touch the merry diimples.
And work t1eir pneftg sFiles
And We, Who can't see Grad le-elvey.
-bon't know Why baby smiles.
He laughs, and croWs and ehuekies-
And gTlsps his hands IN ar. i
And tries % gather "a, his own
Iue lornds be Bees - Mirtl
III, WeaEied With his edOrta,
a slum Der q er him creepB:
And lanned hY vieTlel3 elin-WinEs.
Our darling baby sleeps.
Through sunshine and through darkness
m HaIEing % In sleep,l 0-lsf-l 2
There q no hour but crsdls-elYes
Their watch DER baby keep.
When baby . grown dldsr,
And leaves the cradle arm,
Nay God Hl9 blesa1d angels send
To guide his steps frpn harmI
Gro. ". BRDsEYE
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The women claim the right Of suf-
mage under the fifteenth amendment
and q suit is pending in the courts al
Washington to determine the points
but with all due dispatch cannot be
reached for argument before next
November and then, should it be
brought 70 speedy decision, no mat
eer IN which way, appeal would be
taken to the Supreme Court. Once
N that tribunal and it viii not proba-
bly, be heard frem for years. No yo-
ling in ls72 for Mrs Gady Stanton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-10

In New York city callers are look
ed at before being admitted. The ls.
dy Of the house has mirror cunning
y placed outside, and fastened to the
further window shutter OF the second
story, and turned toward the front
door, rejecting all applicants for ad
mission. On seeing the callers, the
servant Is directed to admit them or
report the lady OF the house UoutI'
as convenience or inclination NAV
dictate. This custom has long been
in use in Brussels .T -, -
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nEsIRABLE RFsTDFNcF Fop

1JSALE-DE. F. A1ysfz having PURCHASED
= lot on the east side Of the public sduare.
" Narren. Ohio, ofers for sEle his hfsfenf
resiaenee situated on theporner OF HiFh and
Chestnut Street. on REASONABLE terfns- ma
house = entirely new. the lot g wen I'm.
proved and -underdraiued, ard oonfsins
thereon good barn and other necesEary
out-houses. Grape vines and shrubbery n
abundance. besides great variety OF fruff
trees, all bearing. This rsEidedce Ia EpIen-
didly situated and within q few minute
walk Of the business pardon OF the loffv-
The street On which The house stands Is
severed and an connections made thereto
A good well Of water. ifnot the best N town
t5 81 the above pne11in ineE- 7 taor furtiIar uar-
ticulars enquire Of or address. =
March 2, ISL.
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7 -W---- y IL
Tile stale OF Ohio Trumhull County.
N Court of Common Pleas. Permelia
Clark, vs.. AI1dreW .sCIark. The defendant
viii take notice that on the ID day OF May,
ls7I, plaintiff fled her petition In said Court
against defendant. aileging that she was law
fully married to defendant on the day Of
-, 1857, by whom she had three ch ildren
viz: Clara A, aged y years; Charles E,
from plaintiff for over three years past
Petition prays divorce, for custody Of said
children. fo- reasonable alimony, and thai
the ssme may be decreed q charge upon
lands Of defendant situate In Kinsman, said
county, known as the homestead formerly
occupied By defendant, In section No. Is, con-
tanning ll6 square rods Of land. Petition
wiz be for hearing at nextterm Of said Court.
W. 7. SPEAR, Atty for Plt'H.
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Jefferson, Maine, has little Enoch
Arden sensation all to itself. David
Lane, a former resident Of the town,
supposed to have been killed during
the war, turned up the other day to
md his wife pensiOned of as his
widow, and married again. David
has contracted with the Village sex
ton for a grave, and st last accounts
was considering the relative advan-
tages Of filing it with himself or
'tOther fellow. Odds two to one on
the latter, and no takers. g 15iz
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.ARM FOR SALE.

II The subscriber viii ofer for sale at pub
nc auction, On Wednesday, May II, lS7l, on
the premises, in Braceville. Trumbul CO..
Ohio, at the late residence Of Newton Rice
decd p farm. containing 81 acres, With a
other valuable improvements thereeu. The
same was lately the homestead Of said New
ton Rice Said farm is in two parcels. 9
wood lot about = mile N. ". from the
dwelling house, and there is also q young
thrifty orchard Of g variety OF fruits, q good
supply Of water from two wells on the
premises Saleto commence at O'Clock,
p. m, when the terms VIII be made known,
and good title viii be made to the pur-
chaser on payment Of the purchase money.
EIDE RICE, Proprietor.
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ICNotice is hereby given that a petition
VIII be presented 70 the Commissioners OF
Trumbuu County, Ohio, at their regular
session on tuesday, the 9Th day of June, at
Warren. Said petition prsys for the OPEN
ing OF q road in the north-easterly part Of
BrOokneld township, County Aforesaid. com
mencing at q stake on the line Of the pres
ent road nom Hartford 70 Sharon, on land
known as the COhee lot at present owned By
Bell q Son Of sharon; thence east through
said land 70 q stake on the Ohio & PennsyI.
Eanla State line thence south along said
Ane 70 intefseet the present road= running
north and south at the southeast corner of
DAVIS land, situated Ia 8ro6kneId I'd,
.Aprll le, isIf-4t = ~
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+ FGAL NOTICE

ICandaee c. Weston, PlpG. VS.. Warning
ton 5. Weston, De7t. Divorce.
The said Warrington s. Weston, whose
residence is without the State Of Ohio, Will
take notice that on the 18th day Of April,
ISL Candice c. Weston, fled her petition In
the Court Of Common Pleaz, of-Irum bull
County, Ohio, praying for q divorcs from
the said defendant and alimony. Grounds
three years Eilful absence. This case will
Court. HUTCHINS, GLIDDON& STULLs i.
April l9, ls71-6t. Aty's for Plt'f.
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AprnIs. lSl4
EGAL NOTICE.


ELLEN Fiadlay and her husband -
FIndlay, TObieski Hatch and Allison Hatch
residingin Hancock County illinois, Ann
CevillR Hatch. Ellen J. Hatch, Emma Hatch
and La Hatch, residing in Warren Co, New
Jersey; Henry 81. Hatch, residing in Juna
County, Wisconsin; Leander o. Hatch, resi-
ding in Clayton Co, Iowa; Ann Cevilla Greer
and her husband Isaac Greer, residing in
Alamakee Co., Iowa; AnsOn B. Hatch, resi-
ding in Geauga Co, Ohio, and Hester A.
Hatch, OF Trumbull Co, Ohio are hereby
notified that on the ID day Of May, lSzl, Ar
lington ]. Hatch hled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, his pc
tition against them, praying for partition Of
the following described lands and for other
relief said lands are situate In the town
ship Of MesOpOtamia, county Of Trumbull
and susie q Ohfos and 1noWn aspart % Lot
No. IS. beginning AT . post 6tandlnE a. the
5. Z. corner OF Lot 50; thence running west
on the south line Of the same to the south
west corner Of sid Lot thence north on the
west line so far that q line running east and
west parallel with the south line OF the same
lot; thence south on the same line to the
place Of beginning. will contains one hum
dred acres Of land, and is the late home
stead ol AnS0u1 Hatch, dec'd. said cause
VIII be fOr hearinE at the -Iune term o. said
Court, ISL. and decree taken for partition Of
sid lands uniess Objections are made, and
for such other reIl - Is may be found proper
and equit1hle. ARLINGTON ]. HATCH.
By Hutchins, Glid1en & Stull.
Msy 3, lS7l-ot his Att'ys.
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In one Of the pleasant villages in
Western New YORK, the other day, a
certain worthy housskeeper thought
she would call On her nearest neigh
Dor. She was about entering the
door, but hesitated, thinking that
the family might be taking their sup
per, Come in, said the hostess,
I've are. having tableaux." t'Yes, y
replied the visitor, 'I thought I
sInelt iem."
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A favorite English amusement just
now is to examine the ears Of the people
one meets, in order 70 discover whether
they bear the ''mark OF the beast, y which
Darwin has discovered. He says that
he pofnted tip Of the ear ofour monkey
progsnitors is inherited by not few
men, only considerably Disguised in
fact, quite didersnt from the pointed ears
Of tauns and satyrs. Il may hsIletscted
IN the rim Of the ear, aud about one
qnartet Of the distance nom the top.
where there iasonaaiimes found 4 oonsid-
9zblel snlSrgBmsnt bf th8 rim. nhakinT
an obtuse point turned upward. .-0l 7-slE
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THE CHRONICLE.
"N MEAORIAM.D


Ny household gods are broken,
Aye, peFished, every one.
For OF an VINO once were with Us
Ahere remaineth now, not one
Deserted is that homestead.
Us nails resound no more
10 the tread o. Joyous footsteps,
AA N the days Of yOre.
And ne youthful hearts once gathered
some are beyond the ocean
Some beneath its surging tide.
4 AndI think OF one who Ieft us
nl panhood's early prime,
fl 70 hons ~ kindred :
Une iisl s9hlime.
~ IA "A 49,
Gave bis NJ 10 rlch Is ptomisel
1Iilat7s Ia7s tas l.l5'i y ~ ~ so loE
Thdgal ~ in IstFioi "a.
evbo died q martyrshsfo.
One tIIo bravest Of thatT an,
u qtottQnptry and for ifeeedn
y Answered to a cOuntry's call. Il
Yet he liveth in our memories,
While life itself remains,
Theuoble, good and giftsd
Though hlVpd hY ds1th's cold chaInH
The brave, the true, the patriot,
WHOSE memory Is enShrined,
Within his country's heart OF hearts,
And throagh all lteoming tiine
It shall be fondly cherished,
While his name shall be enrolled
Upon the scroll OF honor.
With the glorious names Of old.
Fhemighfiest of earth,s heroes,
Who thro' IRE, blood. and fame,
Pressed on, through death, 20 victory,
Their freedom 70 mainialn.
Aye, my household gods are broken,
And perished, every one,
For all who once were with us,
There remaineth now not one.
Yet, in the sbetter country
Beyond deaths chilly tide, r...
Where separatton. chance, nor change,
Nor death can hearts divide
saa1a
There in the Heavenly Mansion
Where ne shining angels are,
Shall Ne rheet the loved, and lost ones,
MID Ecenes Forever fair;
Therein q palace beautiful.
Within uu1 heavenly home,
No sorroH E'or ahall cloud the brow,
Nor sloRne2 eyer come.
For, In that happy country,
Therec1n be no more niEhL
Nor pain, nor doubt, nor darkness,
For God hlmselfi Is Light.
Then from that happy eireis
May the-e be missed not one;
An EtsTaily of hhppine
shall bs but heE5e a begun,
Bristolvilie. O. April q. ls7l.
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SSIGNEES, SALE.

"A Notice is hereby given that I, as Assig-
nee Of Calvin Reeder, will, on the 18th day
OF May, A d. 1871, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock, D. m, on the
premises OF the said Calvin Reeder, offer Al
public sale, the following described real
estate: Situate in the township OF Fowler
County Of Irumbull, and State OF OHIO, and
known as being part Of Lot no. sixteen Q6)
and bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Commencing az the southwest cor
ner Of the buryinE ground lot; thence south
along the highway 70 the north line Of the
public square; thence east on said north line
thence south 70 the south line Of said bnry-
ing ground lot; themes west 70 the place Of
beginning, and Is supposed TO contain = o.
an acre OF land, be the same more or less-
Appraised at s, 500. Terms Cash.
HUGH c. WILLIAMSON,
AprfI Is. IgI-st
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CHFRTFF,s SAFE

q GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbuu County. IS.
Henry Ernest a Son. In TrumbuIl Com
W. SmOn Pleas
Washington Parker.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF TTumbull
County, Ohio, IN The above named case. 10
me directed and delivered. have levied
upon and shall expose % public sale AT ne
door Of the Court House, in the city OF War
rens Ohio. on
Saturday, Nay goth, A. D. 1871,
between the hours Of one and three -o'elocl-
p. m, the following described real estate
situate In the egunty Of Trumbhil. STATE of
Ohio, and in the township OF Waathersdeld
and known as Lot No. one % in block No
one ~ In James Ward, Jris., additional sur
Vey 70 The village Or south Niles, and bouni-
ed ON the north by Sherman ST.; east BY
Third St.; south BY lot No. 2, and west by
Lot No. 6, In said block NO, ]. Appraised al
-. Terms cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Shertn7s Once Warren. o.. Apr. lss le7l-5t.
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Saturday, Nav 2Ofh. A. h. ISL

HANDBILLS, shopbills, &C., fo1
hMerchants and others, furnished at
Short notice at the CHRQNICLE.O .OEFfclE.
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TnnINGs g MnPnIN- naaler.i Ii =.

TDDEGS & MORGAN, Dealers in Sta
4 pie and FanGT Dry Goods, Carpets Nat
luEl and Flcor on Cloths window Shades
ana lxtures, Tea, Codee, 6c. They keep con-
Etantly on hand, q large and ful as8ort-
ment Of goods in their line, Of good quality
and fashionable STYLES, and o1er them for
saleat the lowest prices IN the market.
Jan. 5, 1ST0
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WALKER, LESLIE & CO.. Bank
w erS. Church HIu, Ohio. Dealers in
Government Securities, Foreign and Domes-
Tic ExchnnEe. CollectlOns made, Interest
allowed on Speciai Deposits. Uan. 4-ly.
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T. ]. McLAIN & SON,

Hsnklnr Buslness. Of an kinds done.
Bonda, Coin and Coupons, bought and sold
Interest allowed on Deposits.
lqneT 70 Loan; good Notes boueht
1r1lU On EurUre bought ard sold.
Ea1sase Tickets % and lrom Europe furnished
EeFelus Stamps for sale at discount.
llllElEce q low rates
buelllEgf and Stdre-roOms Torrent or sale and
eeeoeEal Rel . tate business done.
1mnl means and tweutv-dYG yearE ex-
peEe1ce Qahle luE 20 transact al depart
nlente ~ Business. 70 the entire satisfaction
WsHeareg Sept ;. lS7O-Iyr.
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E.D.zA1L F.I. rAoEET.
HALL 6 MACKET, Manufacturers
Jul Of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
HardWere, Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags
Whips, Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fancy
Ian 81 lGT0
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! DOLrHUs GRETFR. Dealer in

~ Musical Merchandise OF all descriptions
VIZ: Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Violins,
GuitarE Accordeons, Claronetts, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, Piano-spreads, Ptauo-stocls, Sheet
music Music-books Violin Strings Guitar
Strings, &C, &C. Store in Webb's Block, over
Porter,s Beck sto7a Jan 5. 1870
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r n. DAWSON, Mayor. Of the Incor-
u ported Village Of Warren, O.. and alss
: astice of the Peace in, and for said Village,
attends 70 al business usually transacted by
Justices Of the Peace. Mayors regular court
every Monday morning nom to L O'Clock
Jan 8. $50.
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A BM0E D. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire anc Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension ana Bounty Agent Passage Tick
cts sod 70 and nom and money remit
TED 70 the old country, at the lowest current
rates. once in Webb's Block, Main Street,
Warren. Ohio. Jan. s $50.
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MT 3. TFIER, Manufacturer and
IN Dealer In Guns. Rifez, Pistols, Cutlery
EiEhtng Tackle. GuL Materials, Sporting
.srparSccs ,ssTlng AIaShi ines, a., 10. 8 Mar
lEet s.. Warren. Ohio lJP5- is79-tI
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W B. PORTER, Attorney at Law,
w soaee in Iddlnss Block. Market St.,
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T.E .HuTCHnSs. c. Z GLIDDEE, J. n STUI L
HUTCHINS, GEIDDEE & STULL,
h Attorneys at LaW, once over Smith &
Turner'S Store, corner Of Main and Market
Streets, Narrsc, ohio- Han. 5. 1s79-tL- E
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w PoETm

W.S. FoRrER ". 7. PoRIR.
w n. &E. z. PORTER, Dealers
w sin School and Eiscellansous Books,
Stationary, Val Eapefs, Periodicals, Pam
phiele and Magazines az the New fork Book
stoees Mainstrest. Warren. Ohio.
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7. rAurRoT. THAD. AcKLEY.
UAUTR0T & ACEIET, Successors to
]. Vaulrot q o.. Dealers In Watches
Jewelry and Diamonds. Market Street, War
ren, Ohio. Jan s. 1870
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Ny household. gods are broken,
Aye, pertshed, every one,
For OF all who once were With Ms
Lhere remaineth now, not one.
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M HfIILESE1 ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms;
E,f,i1n ptone1fy, Isolated Ierfel li1zE and their
fur1I 11Ie Insured for one, three and hva
years- Once In McCombs and Smiths blocE.
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The latest dodge In countsrfsiting is
the altering OF ones to -tWos, pasting
printed z over the figure 'sls,sa giV-
ing tbs din SKary appearance Of rbSing
the former denomination. Business
men VIII do wen 70 look out for sWindies
Of this Kind f-7zg-fr 5T-l- I5T7l,-. 80
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A e. LYMAN, Dentist. once over
AS Q. Chryst & Co.'S new meat market,
opposite the Court House. Market St. Var
ren, Ohio. Ian D lSfO-u
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