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Burgh Hill.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Bily is not dead
yet; he has fair hopes Of living long to
combat the powers of darkness. King
Aleohol, Prince Whisky and all their
hosts OF friends. Poor Citizen! he has
lsbored faithfully to shield his good OLD
town. We can imagine we now see the
big briny tears roll down his careworp
cheeks, as they did when his darling net
received that last-"that most unkindest
cut OF all" Beloved friend, YOU have
our sympathies fain would we bring
some healing balm to sootbe vouT
troubled spirit; We can only recommend
Pine Compound" or aNisgara
star Bitters." He charges us Gith
ialsehoods, and thinks our senses must
be supernatural. We will not initiate
him, and "vindicate our reputation
that will always take care OF itself; but
we are reminded Of an old adage there's
none so blind as he that chooses not 10
see.' He also says that We were head
strong. he is right-head-StTon0 and
clear, not head-IVedk nor head-mnddled.
We have a few words to say to Citizen
and his supporters. II you suspected
some crafty hand Of placing a slow, but
deadly poison in your cup, until languori
and decline turned your suspicion into
firm belief, would you unhesitatingly
swallow the potion, saying, calmly,
sniltngly, "oh I think 1t must be a mis-
take, I am sure it isl or would you dash
the fatal draught from you, and brand
that enemy. murderer You are stand
IngJust there; your cup Of happiness is
being poisoned; your sons, your broth
ers are fast nearing the awful pit; your
much loved daughters may 20 broken
hearted to an early grave; aye, your
own souls may not escape. Then why
will you cry, peace, peace, when there
is no peace?' Why do you say, al win
be silent, I don't like to hurt any ones
feelings" Such tender regard for the
feelings Of othersi Is really commendsble.
are with Citizen in standing for the
reputation of ur village, 50 long as that
reputation is in accordance with its true I
character. But why wriggle and squirm J
so, 10 keep inside the line Of truth for {
the poor sake OF a false good name, J
at the best would not pass i've
miles from home2 What is the use of :
all this iniquity and ~rottenness
beneath a cloak Of righteousness9 "Woe
unto you, hypOcrites, for e are like unto
sepulchres, which indeed appear :
beautiful outward, but are within full Of
dead mems bones, and OF all u~nclesn-
ness We do not believe that we are {
worse than other towns, neither better,
but we do believe there are more hidden
carried on all over the 4
country than many care to acknowledge;
else whence come our forty thousand .
irunksrds, and seventy-hve thousand
all birdsS ,
o, Mr.. Phantom I don't let your grand :
plan Of reforming the world eclipse these L
esser opportunities opening at home.
Citizen, farewell. We are done. We =
rust we have at least opened the eyes Of 4
he people; and now If men and bows
will still get drunk, We will not saw .
they are bound 70 go to the bad, let
hem 60" but, ''the sin lieth at thy
loor." Billy PUKERroN. a
April s. 1871. ttft-la
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PittsburEh Live Stock Market.

Cattle.-The run OF cattle to-day was
light. Most all the cattle arriving here
are for the eastern markets. Prices Of
cattle to-day are merely nominal, as
most Of the buyers have LEFT the yards.
The prospect at this time looks favor
able for the coming week, unless the
run should prove 70 be a heavy one.
Below find quotations: Extra, 100 to
l,5OO steers, S~5.T5a7.25; good to prime
LOO to 100, $6.25a6.50; common to
medium, 1000 to LOO, S5.75a6.OO; bulls,
stays and cows, 500 q L.5OO, A.OOa5.oO;
stock steers, 500 to 1000, S5.OOa525.
Sheep-fhe arrivals OF sheep to-day
was light. Some remain in the pens
unsOld, and will have 70 remain over
until next week. The market has been
bad this week, &c lower on commOn and
! to &c on good sheep. Prospect at this
time not favorable. Good to prime IS to
80 bs., S.25a6.50; decent 70 fair, rs to so.
Ms, &-Ra5.75; NEAR to common, Toto IS
rs, A.75a5.25; clipped, A.OOa5.OO.-Com-
mereiaL April s.
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New York Live stock MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 10.
Beeves count $500 for the week and
4,45O to-day. log cars at Tooth street 81
al Communipaw, and "a at Weehswken,
Drovers could not sell out and they
dropped lc at the close; cattle cost more
andsold for less, generally losing money.
The hot weather catches the butchers
with beef spelling on the hooks. Sales
l5Ollllnois Q cwt at l3c, 100 Of u cwt at
I54i 70 prime u owt at l3@l5c, and 60
Cherokees Of A cWt at S54 extremes loo
@l5c, mostly l29ISlc, and average 1910.
Sheep-Total IS, 800, with 1000 to-day /;
very duh trade and rather lower prices.
Spring lambs selling at 159Isc; wool at
5l9sci sheared at 4i@7oI a car Ohio
clipped OF - rs sold at SIC, a car wool Of
81 rs at go, and a car prime Of 100 rs at
So
Hogs-9,s0O for the week and $500 to-
day, and still the market IL dull at o.
. $50 for alive and 81 a 90 for dressed.
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Dr. NteMart,s Srstem

For curing q particularly calculated tore
m9ve b diseases peculiar 10 females, such
as falling Of the womb, In sll It's stages and
Its conditions In patients, from u years OF
age up to u and even n they have been con.
nned 70 their beds from year % -. unable
N stand, walk, dress or undress themselves,
or even too feeble % herr any noise or speak
aloud.
Weakness and falling OF the bowels:
pain In the side, shoulders. back and head
spinal disease, liver complaints, sinking
sensations At the stomach. palpitation ofthe
piles, constipation. diarrhoea, suppression
ofthe menses.excesstge menstratiOn whites.
all nervous diseases. cold feet and hands.
81. Anthony's daIce, letters OF al kinds.
salt rheume, IN It's worst forms; NEURALGIA
tic ~dOleureux. rheumatism, consumption in
It's INST gtages, general weakness ami dehIli-
Y. All communications addressed TO Dr. ].
W. Stewart at Warren, VIII be promptly
attended TO. Dr.. s. goes any distance 70
cure the sick.
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From Niles.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-ou town is
progressing generally. Men buildings
are going up 10 all directions. Property
Is changing hands, and some new stores
are starting up. The Methodists are
building a new church, SKIS; they
have had several festivals for the benefit
Of it, and are going to have a concert on
the 18th inst, Professor Sankey. from
New Castle, is going to sing; the pro-
ceeds to apply on the new NJ. E. Church
building. The church Is in a very dOur-
ishing condition. having had during
this Conference year some sixty addi-
tons. We have also started a building
society. This fine weather is making
every person look cheerful.
SUBsoRIBBE.
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Iron manufacturers Of Easton Pen

Iron manufacturer Of Easton Penn
sylvania and other States met In con-
ventiOn in Philadelphia on the 5th,
for the purpose Of adopting q uniform
schedule Of extra prices for all small
n large iron made. James E. Walk
er, Of Troy, presided. After adopting
a schedule for extra sizes Of iron, the
convention adjourned tn meet at the
Astor House, New York on the 18th.
Delegates were present from the New
England mills and mills in the Mid
die States.
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p 49, In

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
~ REAL ESTATE-On Thursday the 9TH
day Of April, A. d. 1871, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, a, m. and u m, at the premis-
ses In HoWlsnd, will be sold 10 the highest
bidder, as the property OF samantha J. KY
nett, decd. the following described lands,
to-wtt: situate In h etoWnshipo Of Rowland,
County OF Trumbun IND state OF Ohio. IN
Lot No. ., bounded north by lands OF Mrs.
Ann Iddings; east by lands Of q H. Ky
nett: south by the highway leading from
Rowland center 10 Vienna, and west by
lands OF Richard II. Waterman; containing
ten three-fourth acres, more or less. sub
jet TO life estate Of Ann Kynett, widow, in
about six acres thereof The portion cover
ed by Gaidlffe stats and the portion held In
fee simple viii each be offered separately
and the two parcels viii be sold in parcels
or together as may appear most beneficial
for the interest OF the estate.
TERMS One-third cash, and balance with
in Is months, with interest. 70 be secured by
mortgage. JOHN WILLIAMS,
ADM Of samanfhaJ. EyneyL decd,
w. !. G7EAR. ATTY,
March % -lS7l-4t.
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Severe Battles Refnre PnrIr.

Nearly all the dispatches from France
are devote 70 accounts OF the fighting
which they all represent as exceedingly
bloody. The battle field extended from
Genevilliers, on the northeast of the
city, 10 CharentOn, on the southeast,
and the numbers engaged were evident
Y large. The result Of the contest at
Neullly has been favorable to the gov
IN Amer q desperate struggle, in
which the slaughter was great on both
sides, the insurgents were driven from
the bridge. Following up their success,
the troops crossed the Seine, attacked
the Communist, who appear 70 have OBJ
sunately contested their advance, and
finally drove them under the
OF Paris. At last accounts the Army Of
Versailles held positions before Porte
Aailloti so that we reasonably expect a
renewal OF the terrible carnage. NJ,
Flcard, in his official report, claims a
complete success, but admits that the
losses OF the government forces were
serious, and our correspondent tele-
graphs that the loss Of life was terrible.
Al Is evident however, that q blow has
oeen u which must be seriously
ielt by the Communist.
q conflict at the bridge of Neuilly
ana along the Avenne de Neuilly was
not the only engagement which took
place on the west side OF Paris. 1t Is
stated from Versailles that a column Cd
insurgents are, or were, surrounded at
SeneVillieus, on the peninsula Of that
that II bad made a bold but futile
mort 10 cut its way through and return
. Paris, and it is certain that Il was
1ghung yesterday. Il Is certain that
Government has gained decided ad-
'antages. At the same time It Is equally
certain that the struggle Is not vet over,
that the fratricidaI shedding Of blood
VAL continue for some days longer.
Within Paris there Is a perfect reign
u terror. The prisons are crowded
anc churches are pillaged; priests
re arrested and imprisoned, and meet
ngs in behalf of Cancellation are prObib-
ted. Chaos and anarchy are supreme
or the time being. Yesterday there
no religious services in the city,
Though the day-GOOd Friday-was
Of the most solemn known to the ,
'atholic Church. The scenes enacting
n the French capital are OF such a nature
S 70 make ihe world horror-stricken
nd Indignantly z. Herald, April s. 1
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A grand demonstrating tournament,
We learn, is to be held in Youngstwn,
on April "a, to continue open to all ccm-
petitors in the United States and Canada.
One thousand dollars viii be offered
In premiums. The tournament will be
held on the grounds Of the Driving Park
Association. The officers elected to off,
ciste on the occasion are Homer Hamil-
ton, President; DR.. J. H. Lantermau
Secretaryi VIM. W. MeKeown, Treas
ureri Capt. John Travis, 1.-THE celebrated
pistol shot Field Marshal and General
Superintendent.
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MARRIAGES.


home OF the brides fathertn YOunrs.
town. New York, on the 9Th inst, by Rev,
Edwin Hall, Jr., Miss LUCY WOODSEIN-
NER, and Mr.. C FsHARRiNGTON, OF
Hudson, Ohio.
the evening Of March 2lst., at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, by Rev. E. 7.
Brown, DR.. LYMAN ALLEN, and Miss
sALLIE ]. YOUNG. ali Of Sedalia, No.
At the parsonage, March 18th. byJ. ". Ian
phear. Mr.. RICHARDSON CANFIELD,
and Miss SARAH ALDERMAN.
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HrKeep the Blood Pure and avoid Feyers
oy using q bottle Of Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recom-
mended by HoytE Spear.
8DO not walt for , Cough or kidney
Disease 70 90 a. Il came but get POlands
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm ozenges Is the only
worm remedyfn existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and Rmaz-
ing power. Sold BY Hoyt& Spear.
will and a sovereiVm remedy in Dr.. Swett's
Female strengthening Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt 4 Spear. lJune 6, is70-lyr'
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DEATHS.

Notice 9deGh 6ee-O60aary fire esHs per line
In Br0okneld. April ID, 1874, OF ~diptherla,
and 7. E. H~oagland, aged 8 years and 5
months
In LordstOWn, March y, 1871, REBECCA
WILLOW, in The 18Th year uf her age, on
heart disease and dropsy. amer one years
confinement
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Oliver Mcconnell aged is years, of
Hickory township, Mercer county, fell
from a train Of cars on the road Of the
Bethel Coal Company, on the 18th ult,
and was run over and 30 severely in
jured that he died in about two hours
afterward,
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NotIee 10 neM House.k eepers.

Pew 4 Brother would like to see you. In
order 70 keep house In this ageof the world.
you must have = good Set Of Crockery,
Knives q Forks, spoons, Castor. Table
Knifs, ole MIL Flour Sieve, Wash Tub.
Wash Board, Clothes Line, Clothes Pins.
Rolling Pin, PotatOe Washer, Butter Bowl,
Butter Laddle, Broom, Mop Stick, Churn,
Looking Glass, sc. All OF these necessary
arrcles for Keeping House can be bad e
PEW q BROS.
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Large Wild Marronfat Peas.

Diekson's First and Best P~easfearllest yeti
Champion OF England Peas
Daniel ORouke Peas, (very earlyl
Early June PeaE, do
Tom Thumb Peas,
Genuine Lima Beans.
Trophy Tomatoes.
Full stock OF Garden Seeds, at
HuYFS Little Drug store round the Cor
ner, = No. 5 Main st.
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Special for the Press Cby McLain's under
ground Cable.l
j.. C. Milan, Warren-Dedr Sir Please
send me I pair more Of those Rubber Boots.
Send the National. as they are the best
enclosed dnd Ducats.
Yours, TROCHU.l
p. S.-Madsasu PeriWarkls sais the French
KidsEhe sent for are b real F~reneh-and
are cheap. 4.
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O~sropening u Spring and summer MfIli-
merry. Patterns, BonnstGand HatEtakes place
Friday aud Saturday. April 2lst and 22d.
Mrs G. W. MESSER Fint door east Of
iqding q MorEan's, st, Warren o.
Please give usa call. April l2-2I.
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The o prices viii be subjectto ductua-
tons with other markets. always aiming 10
pay the highest price for grain, q sell As
cheap a. the cheapest Remember the place.
next door 70 McLain's Shoe store, IN room
Formerly occupied by Trumbull Nat. Bank,
All our goods warranted as represented-
Come and see Us. A liberal deduction al
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFIcE WEsrERN RESERVE CHRONICLEl
WARRES OHIO. April II, ISL

WAHhAN VaIVl ApEL n I'4Is
BEANS-e2O par busheL
FLOUR-8,O 70 $500
HAY-el2aeiA.
OATS-5c.
CORN-Ear Sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLE<-5 TO Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll - 10 &c.
TALLOW-7 toSc
CHEESE-FactOry l31fc.
EGGS-l2c.
LARD-Country rendered, 10 to12%c,
POTATOES-SO 70 ei.o0
WHOLESALERS.
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDES-dreen, 6a5lc. calf skins iO8l2c
pelts 50G75c.
WOOD-Stove length, S2O0a2,0 per cord
do Thres-feet, 309SO per cord
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Silver and SteeIl

A new md good ding. Spectacles made OF
SttueT and Seek with fine peIscopie leascI.
Ihey look haHdsomeT and ldsf longer han
sIeeL. n are no more eIpelsire. They can
an9 OPtician, who Is the Inventor. No. 7
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New Goods.

The Gipsis's At Ma POtters. Barnum may
advertise q cherTy-colored cat, and when
the credulous md II black, he tells them
some cherries are black. Mrs. P. frankly
confesses hat she does not keen the veriLa-
BILE fortune telling wanderers themselves,
only some Of the most charmingly become
ing Gipsy Hats just fresh from New York.
Ms. Z. POTTER & co.
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Kingdom Coming.

This era for which wandering t~roubadourS
On burnt cork have sung and pruved, has
row arrived AT No. 81 Main 81. Cali and see
W. B., who has Furniture 70 sell, such as
GleeTs, suitable for political meetings, shin
dies and regulators Of domestic peace
Lounges for lo4ngerR who pay for EN-, &C.
that every family should have. That's so.
W. B. KING,
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To obtain q building OF out lot. Tue sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
land laying between Broadway AMI Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition 20
Warren. VIII sell the above IN one to five
acrelots 20 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. ISL s. +. DICKET.
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The Secretary

And General Travelling Agent Of the Da-
Wis sewing Machine Co, y. B, LAssceI, las
made arrangements for an extension Of his
territory, n Is supplying him with Ms
chimes more readily 50 he can supply his
April y. ISL.
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Immediately, e competent hand TO take
charge OF the best stallion in the eountry
this season. Liberal wages will be given
and good reference required. Address soon
GEO. FILL, .
orangevine, TrumbuiI Co. o.
April5. 1871.
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Envelopes.

Alarge assortment just received, n very
have your card printed on them for 3 small
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New goods are daily reaching this
city, and consequently Our stores are
beginning to assume q cheering. bust
ness-Iike appearance again.
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Endll

Metallic and wooden Burial Cases Caskets
and CofiuE BURIAL ROBES. from plain 70
elegant, ALWAYS ready, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNsENDa
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HOusekeepers

Are invited to call ct our store and see the
large assortment d Cooking Stoves, among
Which arr some Of the best in use. Also a
for stoves. We are prepared 10 give you low
prices. JAMES REED& SONS,
No. 4 Main street.
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Take AYREiS PILLS for all the purposes
De p~nrgative, for Constipation, INDIGESTION.
Headache and Liver Complaint. By univer-
sal aoonrd. they are the best Of an purga-
ttves for family use.
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Local Notices.


local HOtioes Is cent? per Ltns GrR faserzca,
10 cent? Der line az abseQLenf faserfion
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A Relief for the Sick who have been
Confined to their beds from 1 to 20.

DIR. STEWARDS System for Curing dis
ease (whoi is located at the FRANKLU HoUsE.
Warren, o. is designed for that class OF
invalids who lave JAILED % ootain their
health by all other systems Of practice, and
are still unable 70 walk or stand. on their
feet, and confined 70 their beds, wearing out
life q misery n suffering without much
or any hope Of being any better.
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Scrap Iron

The Best Tea
HoYT6 sPEABis. Mob Main St
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New Styles
Black Jewely. Just reed at
VAUTROT a ACKLEY7R.
Bill Heads.

Dill a
Having Just received q large stock Of Bill
Head, Statement, Letter Head and other
papers. we are prepared 70 print them in the
best style, at reduced pricelto business men
generally. Call a. the CHRONICLE Omcsand
see for yourself
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Great InreutIoa.

The Extension wood stove is a complete
revolution in the construction Of cooking
stoves. has an iron reservoir. and oven en-
tirely new nom anything before offered to
the public. Call and see Il. NJ No. 4 Main
street. JAMES REED GSOSS.
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We Have Just Reed
The finest stock Of Baby Carriages that
ever came TO Warren, PEW BRO.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million doHGTa Apply 70
Ohio. loct. H-tL.
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Early Rose Potatoes.

The earliest variety known. We have a
very choice lot OF Early Rose Potatoes which
we are Offering for sale. They are Of the
same variety that We sold last season, and
are the best In the market
April r2t. FHEER & SMITH.
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The colored citizens OF Akron are or
ganizing a colony 70 form a settlement
in Kansas.
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Local NntineS
wARRES, April 10 ISL.


Local Notices 10 cents per line, FrR fnserfEon. 10
cents per line, each EfbseQEeu fRserfoa.
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No Crop Pays Better
Than Flax-ty Il, ifonly i've or ten acres.
Now is the umeto decide.
Mar. 24t CAMP, RANDALL &CO.
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At~West Farnington, o.. April 70, bora to
Prof James P. Mills and wife. Q daughter.
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| SSIGNMENT

A SSIGNhENT.
Aon the sd day OF March, A. d. ISL, was
died in the Probate Court OF TRANQUIL CO.,
Ohio, a deed OF Assignment made BY Calvin
heeder, Of Fowler, Ohio, to II. O. William
son, l trust for the benefit Of the creditors
OF said A~Asignor. which deed bears date Mar.
2lSsi. The undersigned has beer duly ap-
pointed as such AsEignor
Fowler. Mar. y, Is7i-st; Assignee.
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A situation by a young man IN a store. or
other employment Has had one years ex-
p~erience In Dry Goods. Good reference Civ
en-. Address. REX, Chronicle ONCE.
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The 'IIttIe Drug Store rOundthe Cor
ner,"
Main entrance No. 5 Main st..
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Wanted I-mmediateIyI

anu Immediately
One good setter n two good men 10 take
on lumber, at 3. l. Freeman 4 sons Saw
Mil, Warren, Ohio. rapr.I 2.tf
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Important TO Farmers.

We want farmers 70 raise Fla Straw
enough to supply a Bagging Mills, about
5000 tons will supply MS.
Mar, ZtI CAARs RANDALL CO.
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Hantad

The variety OF Oats that we are Offering 4
the public are a genuine article. Price SID
per bushel. FREER 4 SMITH
AprfI5 &. 1871
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EmhroiderK.

ShaWlsI
For Spring wear in great variety, at bot
ON prices, at GUNLEFINGEE & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-12
Notlee-To ~Rutter.Nakers.

We have a stock Of the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think Il the best crank
churn made. We ave also Dash Churns for
dog power for from i've 70 hneen g~allOns-
PEW BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-12
Rare Chance

Scrap Iron
Bought at VIM. Richards & Sons Rolling
Mil. feb, 8.