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p. ". HoYT. City Clerk.

On Saturday last, an accident occurred
on the Middlesex & Bethel railroad, re-
sulting in the death of an estimable
young man, aged eighteen years, named
Oliver Mcconnell, residing about one
mile from Bethel mines. He got on the
down train at n O'Clock, P. NJ, and
when just within the limits Of Middle
sex, while running from car to
another, fell between the cars and was
dragged about hhy yards. The train
was stopped as DOR as possible, when it
was discovered that his right leg was
cut of above the knee and the balance
OF the leg smashed and cut in a horrible
manner. his left leg mangled terribly,
and his head seriously cut.-Sharon,
Herald Mar, 81.
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Sent Free for 8 Months, to try.

Anew S page illustrated paper. Among
its contributors will be found many OF
the best and most popular writers in the
land, embracing John Hay, (authOr OF
Little Brooches and Jim BludsO,) Mrs.
A. D. Richardson, Junius Henri Browne.
Col. Knox, Pro-. SimOnson, George
Warren, Sophie Worthingtnn, Lillian
Gilbert Browne, Miss s. B. Brock, Cap
tain Morton, Alexander Hyde, lin Agri-
cultural d~epartment,) and many others.
Marx Tram DiU also contribute articles
occasionally. Send names to American
Publisher, Hartford, Conn.
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Meeting Of Council.

WARREN, March 80, 1871.
Special meeting OF Council. Pres
ent Messrs. Hoyt, Jameson, MoNutt,
Truesdell and Watson. The following
bills vert ordered paid;
Levi GaskiIl. work to date, Pub.
Ground Fund, S4L75.
Levi Gaskni, work to date, Road
Fund, HOO.
The committed on ordinances to whom,
at last meeting the petition praying for
ian ordiH prohibiting the erection Of
any livef liable, barn, or horss-shed
wi hin hhy feet Of the outside line Of 4
of the paved streets now within the city
limits, " reported adversely to the prayero Of
the petitioners for the reason among 9TH
ers that there is already an ordinance
covering the lame ground. said report
was, on motion, accepted.
On motion adjourned.
E. W. HoyT, City Clerk.
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.ACard.

OaFds
We beg leave TO inform our friends
and patrons, that 10 meet the demand
for a first class and reliable Merchant
Tailor establishment, we have secured
the services of a first-class cutter, who
has been employed with the best success
In the very finest establishments in the
eastern cities, and will without fail give
satisfaction. In connection win a very
tine and we'll selected stock Of Foreign
aud Domestic Cloths, Cassimeres and
Trimmings, We are now prepared 70
make the best class Of work, and guar
antee that onr work will he equal In all
respects TO the best in any City. Charges
viii be very reasonable. We respect
fully solicit your patronage.
u. GoLnsTEIN.
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The MISREPRESENTATION.

Early in the evening Of Saturday
last. our citizens were startled by the
Gro Of FIRE, which was instantly followed
by the alarm from the fire bells. The
streets were soon thronged with people
but as no light was observable, by which
to indicate the locality Of the fire, and d
being the FIRST Of April, it was supposed
by many % be an April fool" Upon
further investigation we ascertained that
the barn Of DR.. n. B. Woods had been
set on ere; but by its early discovery
and the prompt application Of a few
buckets Of water, the ire was extin-
Ruished. thus rescuing that portion OF
| The town from q fearful conhagration.
Scarcely had our citizens reached their
homes, when the alarm Of IRE was
/ again sounded. and q bright light SPRING
ing up in the direction Of Camp, Ran
dan & Co.'S fax mill, caused the multi
tude who again thronged the streets, TO
hasten in that direction. A nearer ap-
proach revealed the hct that the horse
barn and carriage house of Nh. h. B.
Perkins was being devoured by that ter
rible element The engine was upon
the ground as promptly as could be
expected, and was sO0n brought into
play. The FIRE had made such Roadway,
however, that 1t was impossible to "a
the hnrning buildings. The efficient
services Of the fire department were
fully appreciated in the reseuing from
the devOuring element the surrounding
buildings.
There is not the slightest doubt but
thar this fire and the attempted burning
Of DR.. Woods barns was the hendish
work Of al incendiary, concocted for the
purpose of robbery.
We believe a check might be put on
the diabolical business OF certain incen-
diary hends, If our City Council had
authority to authorize our Mayor to
offer a reward-ssy five hundred dol
lars-for the detection and conviction Of
any person Dr. persons guilty Of incen-
diarisn within our city limits. This
would invite information in an efectual
way nom parties having a knowledge Of
circumstances Of a suspicious character
in connection with the occurrence Of any
Gre. We hear Of strong suspicious rest
ing against several persons who are
stopping here, not engaged in any legid-
mate business, and have no apparent
means Of obtaining a living, yet appear
70 have money in their pockets to spend
freely. II right prompt and and ener-
getic action be taken by our authori-
ties, these scoundrels viii very soon be
brought to grief
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LeaTitBburg.


EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-Tbs West
Warren Singing Class, held by Prof. J
P. Snyder, closed by giving two con-
certs, on. Thursday and Friday Of last
week and it was q grand success. The
house, on both evenings, was packed
full.
Resolved, That the thanks OF the class
are especially due to our conductor, }. p.
Snyder, for the very able, interesting.
and efficient manner in which he has
given rs instructions; and we extend TO
him, in parting, n highest regards and
we'll wishes for his future success, assur-
ing him that should he ever return 70
lead and instruct us, we will greet him
with q cordial welcome.
April 5, ISL RoLTAT.
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The Geneva Tines, Of March SOth.
says; Prof a.. q. johnson, long the
able anS popular principal Of Orwell
Normal Institute, has been engaged for
a term Of i've years longer to preside
over the school. The wisdom Of the
move Is apparent. The institute has
been built up under the eye Of Prof.
johnson, aud now ranks high among
the schools OF the country. No new
man can take the Orwell school and keen
it in IFS progressive ways, evenly and
without q jar. The Orwell Normal, IN
der its present control. runs smoothly,
successfully, and is grounded deeply in
the public confidence. The spring term,
Just opened, verifes this fact. There are
the usual number Of earnest, working
pupils in attendance.
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A D"MINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE-On Thursday the 9Th
uay Of April, A. d. 1871, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock, n m. and u m, al the premiB-
ses in Rowland, will be sold % the highest
bidder, as b property OF samantha J.kg,
nett, deed. the following described lands,
tO-Wit: situate in the township OF Rowland,
County OF Trumbull and State Of Ohio, in
Lot No. p, bounded north by lands ofMrs.
Ann SddingS east by lands Of Juo. H. KY
nett: south by the highway leading from
Howland center to Vienna, and west by
lands Of Richard II. Waterman; containing
ten three-fOurth acres, more OF less, sub
iect to life estate Of mi kynett, widow IN
about six acres thereof The portion cover
ed by said life estate and the portion held In
fee simple will each be Offered separately
and the two parcels will 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 l5mOnths, with interest. % be secured by
mortgage. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Admir- Of Samantha ]. Kynett, decd.
W. 7 SPEAR. Atty.
March .. lS7l-4t.
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On Sunday, the 18th ult., as Mr.. FL
bert cuppen. Of Orwell, and his wife,
were returning from North Bloomfield,
his horses became frightened and ran
about hair a mile, overturning and
breaking the carnage. Fortunately,
although both the occupants were
thrown from the carriage, neither was
seriously hurt, Mr.. Crippen finally
bringing the horses under control again,
as he did not once lose his hold on the
reins.
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Illustrated Catalogue.

We have eceived from Briggs & Broth
er, Rochester, n. Y, one Of their Illus
trated Catalogues of Flower aud Vege-
table Seeds for 1871. The handsome APP
Pearance Of this book at once suggests
that it has been gotten up with great
care, labor, and at much expense, and
will be highly prised by our horticul-
tural friends. Accompanying the Cata-
logue is one Of the publishers colored
Ghromos, 10 X "a inches in size. and rep
reseuts fOrty-three Tarities or the most
Snowy flowers, all named, Of natural
size and color. This gay and charming
GssOrtnent Of colons makes a beautiful
plate Of flowers, and when framed, a
magnificent picture.
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The Bows at Homel

Old customers and new, viii md that
KING has ler accommodating clerks az
home to supply their wants; and the boys
are running OF the old stock az a rapid pace.
Julius King Is now In New York and will
som return with = big stock Of everything
In his line. Clocks Watches .JeEelry. SpoonE.
&C, &C. Call At Kings when you come 20
town. omar. H-iE
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Notice. 10 nav HOuse. keepers.

Pew q Brother would like 10 see you In
order 70 keep house in this ageof the world.
yon must have \ good Set OF Crockery.
knives and Forks, spoons, Castor, Table
Mats, Butcher KNIFE, Bread knife, Mincing
knife. Coffee MIL. Flour Sieve, Wash Tub,
Wash Board, Clothes Line, Clothes Pins,
Rolling Pin, POtatOe Washer, Butter Bowl,
Looking Glass, &C. All OF these necessary
articles for Keeping House can be bad a.
PEW & BROS.
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NemGnnds

The Gipsie's At Ms. Potters. Barnum may
advertise a e-herry-colored cat, and when
the credulous ind Il black, he tells them
some cherries are black. Mrs. p. frankly
confesses hat she does not keep the yerita.
BILE fortune telling wanderers themselves,
only some NJ the most charmingiy become
ing Gypsy Hats Just fresh from New York.
Mrs. E. POTTER & co.
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This era for which wandering troubadours
In burnt cork AVE sung and prdued, has
row arrived al No. 81 Main ST. Cali and see
W B.. who has Furniture to sell. such as
Cheers, suitable for political meetings, shin
dies and regulators Of domestic peace
Lounges Tor loungers, who pay for fem, &C.
Also rooms 10 rent aud things 70 give away
That every family should have. That's 50.
W. B. KING.
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The election in Vienna resulted as
follows: Trustees, J. B. McNaughton,
YIN. Chamberlain, David Wheeler;
Clerk, YIN. D. Grihs: Treasurer, G. A.
Treat; Constable and Assessor. Thomas
C. Snyder. Republican votes. l55. Dem
ocratic, g.
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Narrow Eseape..LGrEe Loss Of Money.

3d.
Among the many hairbresdth escapes
that are from time to time ehronicled,
our citizen, Mr.. Chares R. Turner, for
merly Of the. firm Of Smith & Turner,
experienced u on Saturday evening
last From the gentleman himself we
have the following: On the evening
above mentioned, he Was returning
home from Leavittsburg. on the 6 O'Clock
train on the MahOning road. While
stepping from a front to 8 rear car, he
was precipitated by q swsg Of the train
between the cars; but by a'dextrous
movement threw himself outside the
track, sustaining but slight injuries.
Parties observing him fall, pulled the
bell-rope and stopped the train, when
Mr.. 7. was taken on ; and not until near
this place did be observe that his vest
was much torn. and an envelope con-
tanning some $500 which he proposed
using in some business in a few DAYS,
Wa missing. Search was at onee made
for the money in the locality in which
Mr.. T. narrowly escaped death; but
nothing saw the envelope, rifed of its
contents, Wss found. Mi. 7. offers q re-
ward Of $500 TO the finder, or liberal
reward for any information that will
lead 70 its recovery.
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aSKeep the Blood Pure and avoid FeveFs
by using a bottle Of POland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear.
Ga-no not wait for , Cough or Kidney
Disease TO 60 a. it came hut get Poland's
White Pine Compound to cure AZ once.
-FelloUis Worm Lozenges Is the only
worm remedy In exfStence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaE-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
An cases o Debility peculiar 70 Females
will dnd a sovereign remedy In DR.. SWEETS
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
HOyt & Spear. June s, lS7e-lyr
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From the premises Of F. n. Andrews. How
land, a hroWn, three year old gelding colt.
about IS hands high. The recovery Of the
colt or any information leading thereto, viii
be literally rewarded. Address
r. IS. ANDREW.
Mar. .. Is7l-2 Warren, Ohio.
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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 hat We sold last season, and
are the best In the market
April r2L FREER SMITH.
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SSIGNMENT

AOn he zdday OF March, A. D. 1871, Waa
nIrd in the Probate Court Of Trumbull 20,
ohio, a deed OF Assignment by Calvin
Reeder. OF Fowler, Ohio, 70 H c. william
son in trust for the benefit Of h creditors
OF said Assignor. Whichdeed hears date Mar.
&lsfi,- The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed ss such AEsiguor
He WILLIAMSON,
Fowler. Mar. %. 1Sl-st' Assignee.
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A Grnaf InYenfIOn.

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. At No 4 Main
street. JAMES REED GSONS.
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A fine brick. in MeLain's BLOCK, contain
pleasant chambers, front and rear. Also
three front chambers on same st., q pleas
n suit OF rooms on South St., and several
Dwelling Houses in different parts OF the
CITY. Terms reasonable.
Mar. 2-SL T. J. MeLAIN &SOS.
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Mss Lueia Case,

or Andover, Ohio. was cured OF spipe dis
ease and lung trouble OF four years stand
ing, She could not walk when brought 70
DTS Remain well.
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Rresees No 4.

Or king Of the Earliesr-earliest Potatoe
known, l5 minutes earlier than the Early
Rose, ~ HOYTS Little Drug Store 'nound
the Corner" No. Main st.
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There will be a Musical Convention
held In Cherry Valley, commencing
Thursday, April 18th, and continuing
two days, closing on Friday evening
with a grand concert, under the direc-
ton of c. c. Case.
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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 Irun and Tn Furniture
FOR stoves. We are prepared to give you low
prices. JAMES REED SONS,
No Main street
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The above prices win be subjecf toh uctua-
Lions with other markets, always Aiming 10
pay the highest price for Erain, and sell A.
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place.
iormeriy occupied BY Trumbun Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted e. repressnted-
come and see uA. A liberal Deduction al
loved 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WEsrKRN REERVE CHRONICLE
WAKRES OHIO, Apru4 4, 1871. ]

WAKRES OHIO, Aprn4, ISI. }
BEANS-e2m per bushsl.
FLOuR-e6m 70 $500
HAY-sl2sStA.
OATf-Abc.
CORN-Ear Sc: Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLkS-5 20 SC.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll - 70 Re.
TALLOW-7 to8c
CHEESE-Factoy 1870.
EGGS-I2n
LARDLCuuntry rendered, I0to12ko.
POTATOES@0 70 si.o
WOOL@SSaEc
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDEs-9reen. e965Se: calf skins IO9i2c
pelts maize.
WOOD-Stove length, G20o820 per cord
do Thres-ieei, 3,O0830 per cord
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Special for the Press Cby MeLain's under
ground Cable.l
&c. M'LATE. Warren-DedT Sir Please
send me I pair more OF those Rubber Boots.
Send the National. as they are the best
enclosed ind Ducats.
Yours, TROCHU.
P. S-Madsaeu PeriWarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real F~rench-and
are cheap. i.
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Printing! Printing!

Orders for Job Printing. such as Cards,
Bill Heads. Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters,
&c, may be sent by mail, q all orders
coIninE from responsible parties will be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE Ofnce
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wanted

Immediately, q competent hand 70
charge of the best stallion In the country
this season. Liberal wages will be given
and good References required. Address soon,
GEO FELL.
orAngeville, TrumbuiI Co, o.
April5, 1871.
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New MiIIinarr Gnnds-

Any style OF Bonnet or Hat, Ribbons,
Flowers, &c, atthel lowest possible price will
be found At GUNLEFINGER a BROS.
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Local Notices.


Local NoieeI Is oesh Per line, GrH insertion; 10
cents per line, each ~sbseqUeFg Insertion.
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BENJAMIN Maltby, ESQ.,,

or Johnston. Ohio, cured Of female weak
ness Of 10 years standing-could not walk
when brought 10 DR.. y Remains well.
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NEW YORK, April s.
Butter-Firm at 12a2Oc for western
and 20a40c for State. Cheese-Duu a. II
al64c.
C~INcINSATI, April 3.
BUTTER-Quiet at 30aS2c for fresh.
Cheese-Quiet at l6al7c for factory.
PITTsBUReR April 5.
Butter-There Is q fair demand for
strickly prime butter, and we are report
ed sales at S0aS3c per n; inferior lsa20c;
common 10alic.
Cheese.Ihe supply Is mort oithe De.
the following figures: New York Goshen
is@l9lc; Ohio Goshen, l73@ls4c; Ohio
factory l6al7o; Western Reserve l53@
l6ie = D.
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or Painsville, O., cured OF lameness OF ;
years standing. She lost the use OF her
limb from the effect ofa terrible sore. She
came walking with crutches TO Dr. - she
needs no crutches now. She or her father,
Job MolLen. Esl, can be relerreo 70.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

To Obtain a building or out lot. The sub
srriher offers for sale twenty-five acres of
land laving between Broadway ami Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition IN
Warren. VIII sell the above in one 70 i've
acreiots 70 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. ISL. s. ?. DICKEY.
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And tn do 81 scientifically. 90 to T~ruesdell
& TOwnsend'R and get a Bedstead, Springs.
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest Of your
furniture.
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DFEU6g UTNNNH
Prime Clover and Timothy Seeds for sale
atthe lowest market rates orders by nail
or telegraph. promptly filled by
A. WIENER & CO,
Commission Merchants,
i8 River St. Cleveland, Ohio.
Mar. q, l5L
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Our stock Is complete. We are prepared
70 furnish choice fresh Seeds IN any Quanti-
", paper, n or pgund. HOYrS Little
Drug Store round the Corner" No. 5 Main
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important 70 Farmers.

We want farmers TO raise Flax Straw
enough to supply our BaEKinE Mills, about
500 tons viii supply rs.
Mar, Eat. CAMP, RANDALL co.
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II Won want
KINGDOM Coming,

The original Fahnestock's White Lead
nrst,el.Ss Paints and Colors, &c 70 HOYT
q SPEAR, No. S Main St
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III NNNNN"0
Having Just received a large stock Of Bill
Head, Statement. Letter Head and other
papers. we are prepared 10 print e in the
best style, at reduced priest 10 business men
generally. Call at the Chronicle once and
see for yourself.
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NotIee-To B~utter.Makers.

We have a stock OF the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think Il the best crank
churn made. We have aisn Dash Churns fol
PEW BROS
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No CrOp Paws Better
Fnr Rent or Sale

Than Flax-try Il, II only i've or ten acres.
Now is the timetO decide.
MAJ. a4t CAMP, RANDALL &Co.
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Home Cnres Z

PhVsicidH Special for Chronic Diteases, Ueak-
nett aRd h~VlraaicL Located al Franklin
House, Warren, o.
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Mrs. M.L.Able.

DR.. s. Is permitted to refeB 70 numbers az
patients who ave been cured under bis
treatment. A few are mentioned below,
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Local Notices.


Local Notices 10 cent? per In Graf fnserti0a,
10 cent? Der line each aIbteguenf insertion.
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Linen Patterns.

In Embroideries we can not be beat
Ladies please xamin our stock before
buying elsewhere. GUELEFINGER & BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Hrs. Phillips
or Middleheld, o.. sick two years; brought
on a bed to d.. =; was cured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

OF Farmington, O., whose wife was cured
OF spinal weakness Of S months staddinR.-
Before Dr. X. saw her she was unable q
stand on her feet or walk Remains well.
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Sanford Seed Corn.


F. ~. P~attenEil OF Bristol, raised l4O bush.
ear Corn, OF IS mes. shelled 70 the acre. RI
pens In 81 days. HOYr SPEAR, No. 5 Main
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05

Clearing out sale of Boot and Shoes. J.. @
McLATN r. selling Boofa and Sho-s mr. win
ter wear very low. tn make M for q larEl
new stock 81 spring and summer gOods. No
humbug but low prices n good goods.
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So Barrels

Choice New Orleans Sugar. Just received
bought before the advance Of one cent a
pnund last week. HuYr & SPEAR, No. S
Main Street
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ShaWls

Ladies' Bows.
A great many handsome STYLES opening
this week, at GUNLEFINGER & Bros.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
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