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BEEF CATTLE-There was a fair degre,
OF activity In the cattle rad to-day, but
the market was lacking In buoysney. Con,
cessiOnsO OF &583c were usually asked, but
IN most instances a compromise was effect
ed, and most OF the stock sold changed
hands AZ more than l5c "on." 600 butch.
ers' stock and good stock steers were IN
moderate request AZ about previous rates, OF
at 4.50a5M fOr the former, and at AoOaiG
for the latter. Common COWS. b rough
steers, and mixed lots were dull, neglected.
and fully sc over all around. Among the
sales OF choice stock were 81 head, averag-
- rs. E,s7lss 81 head averaging l,348 rs,
AZ S6,T5, and "a mead, averaging LAB rs. at
S6.sS. The market closed quiet and easy.
!. HOGS-The fresh receipts were moderate,
but the large lumber OF sales hogs swelled
the supply to large proportions; the total
number on sale falling little short Of 2.oOO.
The market opened firm this morning, tho
very dull, buyers generally holding on FOR
lower prices, but as the day advanced the
feeling became less firm, and from1 10 O'Clock
l5c on. Tit range Of prices paid was $3.50
80. though most Of the transactions were
within the range or S,o0GT,6O for common
TO choice moot fat even lots
SHEEP-The supply was larg~e-reaching
s iceland The feeling was by no means a.
drm as at b close Of last week. There WIS
however. no material decline In prices,
good to- hoiceq qualities selling within lOGI5c
Of previous rates Both local n Eastern
buyers we're engaged, and sales were effect
ed at S2.5OSS,O for common 3@SA9 for
medium, n at S,25a5,0O for good TO choice
chiefly at R,E8450.-TnbuHe, Feb-L
By Telegraph, Feb. 8.
Hogs-Dressed closed firm at S5,65;
Live quiet at SC, a
Cattle-Moderately active and 15a2jc
lower, at S,55@6,75.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

HERALD OF HEALTH.-The February
number OF this excellent journal Of
physical culture comes to US with an
ample store Of interesting and useful
readingand instructive medical informa-
ton. This magazine should be found in
every household. From the rich table
of contents for this month, we CLEAN as
follows: Habits Of Study Crumbs from
the British Scientific Association; The
Physiology Of Man; Theories Put in
Practice, or Diary OF a Physicians Wife
Receipts for Wholesome Cooking; Diet
for Children; How to Treat the Sick,
&c, &c. Wood & Holbrook, publishers,
I3 and Is Laight street, New York.
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Now or Never.

Shall there be a railroad built to the
Vienna coal fields? This question must
be answered Immediately. The An
drews Bros. viii, with proper encourage
ment, build the road from Warren to
Brookfeld by the first day Of November
next. vii the citizens Of Warren take
action at once and encourage this enter
prise? This done, it will secure to War
rem, within the next five years, double
its present population, and more than
five times its present business in manu-
featuring. Why not act like men who
mean business; take hold Of the enter
prise unitedly. Every nan who has
means, let IL be ever so little, let him do
what he can. To this end, and for eoun-
sci, the citizens Of Warren are invited to
meet at the ohice Of Hutchins, Glidden
& StuIl, on Saturday evening Of The
present week. Let there be full meet
ing. Let no one stay away. The gen.
tlemen proposing to build the road will
be present. CITIZEN.
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Thanks.

AAAnAa
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-We desire to
acknowledge another happy visit which
was made US at our residence, in this
place, on the evening Of the first inst,
by the good people Of this town and
vicinity. The evening wa pleasant, and
a pleassnter company OF young and old
we have seen assembled, as the
SEQUEL will show. Something over
eighty couple sat down to oysters and
other luxuries. The evening was spent
in a most agreeable manner, considering
the large crowd, and at three o'clock, A.
NJ, when the last friend drove away, we
found ourselves the better of, in finan-
cial point Of view, by slll.50. This
handsome sum was made up by friends
OF all denominations, BY professors and
nOn-professOrs, from this and each OF
the four adjoining towns. Never have
we been so astOniShed, or highly
gratifed, than by this exhibition OF
esteem for US; and we take this occasion
to return our hearty thanks, not only for
the money so freely given, but also for
that regard Of which il is a token.
Friends, we shall yer remember you
with the Warmest affection, and only
hope that the blessing the Saviour had
in view when he said, at is more bless
ed to give than TO receive" may be
yours LA IHAYER,
Mrs. L. c. THAYER.
SOUIHINGTOS, o., Feb. 5, 1871.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. o, 1871.
F oUR-The market continues with
out .hange and steady, and the move
men is Moderate. We quote:
CITY made Xxx Wlits Kentucky,
$500; Xxx do S.5O@s.75; XXX Amber
&.50@7.75; Xxx red No. l rs ;
X red, No. 2 8.75@T.OO.
WHEAT-market hrmer and nOmin-
ally higher, but inactive. No. l red
winter held at Sl.39 from store, Sl.SS bid;
No. 2 SI.34@I.35
CoRS-Market quiet, and I@2c lower.
Sales l car mixed at sec from store; 3
cars do at Sc.
OATs-Without movement. No. l held
at SOC from store.
LARD-Firm and in fair inquiry. We
quote: City rendered at lac in kegs, l31e
in tierces.
SMOKED MEATs-Firm, with = fair
movement. WsquOte: City Sugsr-cured
Hams Ice; Shoulders lie; Bacon, $50
Dried Beef, lse.
DRESSED HOGs-The receipts are mod
crate and the demand quiet, the market
ruling steady at $S.5O@S.75 for light and
heavy.
BUTTER-The market continues quiet
and steady at 25@26c choice Western
Reserve; 15@2c as the range for poor
to good.
CHEEsK-There is only a moderate
movement at 14ia15c for prime factory
in large and small way.
EGGs-The market is quiet ct 25@26C
for fresh; IS@2Oe for picked.
POULTRY-In good supply, and sell
ing at 1la12c, for Chickens Is a Ice fol
Turkeys; llaI2c for Ducks; 9al0c foE
Z Geese.
~SEEDs-Thsre is \ fair movement and
we note sales OF Clover and Timothy al
$3.50 per bushel in lots in a small way
I S6,75 is obtained.
HAY-Baled in moderate demand al
$500 per ton in round lots; 5000 in I
jObbing way.
POTATOEs-Steady and in fair demand
sales OF Peachblows in C lots on track
at 81, l0@l,l5; from store in a small way
81 ,20a1,25.
GREEN APPLEs-There is a good de-
mand for prime fruit at S2,75aS,25 PEI
I barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-In moderate demand
and firm at SAFE per D.
DRIED PEACHES - In moderate de-
mand at l5c for pared, lie for impaired.
ONIoSs-In fair demand and steady a
S,25a3,5 so per Dbl.
BEANs-There is = fair movement a
S2a2.25 for prime white; S~l.5Oal.75 fol
fair to medium grades.
SALT-The following are the quota,
tons for OnOndags and Saginaw: Fine
800; Coarse solar S2.l5.-LeadeT.
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After many weeks Of preparation, the
boys are ready, on Saturday eve, 1.-THE
Ilth,) to give their performance. The
first part is TO consist OF mnsie, vel
learned, and the plays are Of a good
character. There are in the company,
good song and dance artists, and in fact,
promise to resenta a. good performance
as has ever been offered by an amateur
company. We hope our citizens will
give the boys q full house, and thus en-
courage them in this worthy enterprise,
as q first rate band is what our city needs,
The material is there, but ga little Of the
necessary is wanted.
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DISTRESSING Accident.

On Thursday afternoon last, at South
ington, a little girl named Lucy Rayan,
aged G yesrH, while playing with her
brother st the house OF Mrs. Shefieton,
opened a bureau drawer and took there
from a powder horn containing powder
and thoughtlessly commenced pouring
powder upon the fire, the result of
which was that she was terribly burned
about the head and face, also bIistering
and cutting her hands and tearing the
front Of her dress into shreds. The
dress being worEted did not take fire
Her eyes are said to be badly injured,
but hopes are entertained that she will
not lose the use OF them. The other
members of the family being engaged in
their household pursuits, knew nothing
Of the matter till alarmed by the explo-
sion,
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lev York Lie Sol Market.

NEW YORK, February o.
BEEvEs-The weather Is clear and the
coolest ofthe season, and h markets ar
more active. Total beeVes Sis, with az,
to-day, viz: los CATS at lo0th street, 81 al
Communipaw, andS al WeehawEin stock
al sold. The quality Is better, Ohio giving
over 500, Texas only 50 and New York 40
Prices are q shade higher, or eellc FOR dry
COWS, bulls and thin steers l3Gl4c for medi'
I'M cattle, l5c for good, and Ice for choice
averaging l3<c; 20 rat Ohio steers OF 81 cWl
sold al lS4l6c, . car state dry COWS Of4I cWi
at S2IOc Years TeXansOf 81 oWt At lie, and
20 Illinois OF X cWt At l9aI5c.
SHEEP-Number ll.l00 for the week and
$500 to-day. The market is steady at for
mer rates ? cars Ohio 81 bs sold al &c, q "A
IS rs at SIC, q car IL lbsat7Lc,a car 40 lbl
Canadas az Sc.
HoGs-COunt 1900 live and s,2O dressed
for the week, with only 30 cars live to-day
They are worth SGS%c; western dressed sell
at 9l<8g1c; city dressed at sc Tor heavy, q
&c for light hogs, closing weak.
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From West FarmIngtOn.

EDITOR CHRONICLE:-The lecture last
evening, delivered before the students
and friends Of the seminary, by DR.. A. F.
Peck, was listened to by a full house. It
contained many fine thoughts and earn
est sppesls, directed against the evil hab-
its o fyouth and in favor OF temperance,
purity and virtue. The lecture was
listened to, throughout, with close atten-
ton by the audience, and at the close a
rising vote of thanks was rendered to
the speaker for his very able and in
structive address.
Prof. H. L. johnson, Of Orwell Nor
NAL Institute, is under engagement 10
lecture before the school on Wednesday
evening, Feb. Is.
The present term is closing as II began
with a high state OF interest on the part
/ Of all connected with the school, prOmis-
ing to be, throughout, the most prosper
Gus. term for years. The short runs Of
sleighing which providence so kindly
gave Us for u pleasure and profit was
fttingly improved by students and
teachers in a few sleigh-rides. The win
ter term will close Feb. I'D. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 2lst, I'D
and sd, will be devoted to examination
of classes. The evening exercises of the
closing week are as follows: Tuesday,
the 2lst, exhibition Of the Philomathean
Literary Society. Wednesday, Odd, ex-
hibition of the Synechian Philomathean
Society. Thursday, sd, exhibition Of
the Seminary by members from the sew
eral rhetorical classes. The spring term
will commence March :. NJ.
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The Donation.

From the star OF Temperance, BraceyiIle.l
If you were not at brother Skaters
donation, Tuesday evening, you ought
to have been, for every body was there
unless it tras you; women and children,
grandmas and g~randpas, uncles, cousins
and aunts, boys and girls and babies,
and we made him a good donation, (some
STOOL by giving him all the money
some of us had, and had every thing %
eat imaginable; biscuit and butter,
peaches and pickles, apple-butter, and
other sass, pies and cakes, tea and coffee,
and how surprised we all were to find
there was plenty Of things LEFT after we
all got done. Then we all sat around,
stood around and walked around,
laughed and talked until we most got
tired. Then the girls got their bonnets,
and we got ~ caps, and they all asked
US and every body else to come UP and
see them, and we in turn all asked them
to come dOtrn and see us; we then all
said good night to n another, and if
they have it at the preachers next time,
instead OF at our house, we are all going
again, we liked il so much. We all said
going home it wa a grand success.
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Butter md Cheese Narksts.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. -Butter-The market
contains a fair supply, and salssare regular
IL made at the following figures; strictly
prime lots SOaS2c. choice lots 2S930c; com
mon 10 medium GG25c.
CHEEsE-There was more inquiry, and We
quote sales as follows: Western Reserve Il
I6c Sew York Goshen le8l6ZG Switzer Isl
Fb.
C~IHcnNATI, Feb. 6-Butter steady ~ IS
SOC. Cheese steady a tl5al5Nc for factory.
NEw YORK, Feb. Shutter steady az lax
for western and Gapc for state. Cheese
Quiet at I2alec.
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THE OHIO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY.
This magazine has just entered upon
its twelfth volume with the prospect Of
attaining the largest success in its histO-
~. The editor, Mr.. E. +. White, is
sparing no pains to secure for its pages
the most advanced views and the ripest
experience Of the country in school in
struction and management. We hearth
" commend il 70 members of Boards OF
Education as well as TO Teachers. The
subscription price is Sl.50 a year. Adj
dress the editor, f. f. White, Columbus,
Ohio,
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Ladies', Foreign Missionary Society

Met as usual, last Friday evening, and
had a very pleasant meeting; Mrs. Rite
eel presiding. After an opening prayer
by Mrs. A. Wheeler, an excellent essay
was read by Mrs. A. VanGorder. The
next meeting will be held Friday eve
ming, March Sd. A cordial invitation is
extended TO all, interested in the cause
to be present. Fine essays, select read
ings, DC, will be the order of the eve
ming. Y.
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just RlbKshed, mailed free on rseaPfS Rses,
"The Gas Consumers Guide, :"

A Popular Hand Book Of I1structicn on the
Proper Management and economist Use OF
Gas. with . BULL DESCRIPTION OF GAS Me-
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TIE CONSTITUTION ~ hErER, NESIILA-
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illustrated, limo, Cloth, sl,O0 Paper, IS
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will save It's cost In q very short m
ALEXANDER MOORE,
Feb, L ISL Publisher, Boston.
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E-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Eevers
by using a bottle Of Poland's Humor Doctor
the great system Remover, sold and recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear
H-DO not walt for I Cough or kidney
Disease 20 90 as Il came but get Polands
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm LOzenges is the only
worm remedy 10 existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste amaz-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
An cases o Debility peculiar to females
will md a sovereign remedy in DR.. Swett's
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt & Spear. June 3, lsIV-lyr
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Martha E. Crawford. vs. John Crawford.
1he defendant, John Crawford, a non resi-
dent OF the State OF Ohio, and residing as
Is supposed, in the State OF Indiana, VIII
take notice that on the 18th day Of January,
A. d. ISL, the plaintiff Martha z. Crawford.
filed In the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
rrumbul Counts, Ohio, her petition against
aid John Crawford. praying 10 be divorced
from said defendant, asking order OF COur
for alimony and other relief stating as a
cause for divorce, nlimony and other relief.
wilful absence for more than three years
last past. and gross neglect OF duty on the
part OF said defendant. said cause will be
for trial at the next term OF said Court OF
Common Pleas commencing Feb. %, ISL.
Jan, ls, IE1st.
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"Gentlemsn Of the jury" charged
q western judge, ain this case, eoun-
sci on both sides are unintelligible,
the witness on both sides are credible
and the plaintiff and defendant are
both such characters that to me 1t Is
indifferent which way you give q
verdict
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The above prices will be subject to nuctua-
lions with other markets, always aiming 10
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place,
next door 70 McLainis Shoe store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat. Bank.
Al our goods warranted as represented
Come nj see rs.
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COLLEGE
MEADVILLE. PA.

--I ~
CALENDAR FOR 1870, FAN Term
Ocommeneea September a closes Deem
Ian
This Institution Is situated In The bssuff-
ml CITY OF AEADvILLE, heslthful, saEy o.
access, md furnished with an thS appdSneS
TO be desired by III students pursuing = naH
classical or eOurEe OF study. Libra
ries, Cabinets and RppaFafus ara unusuaIly
yaluabis nd sLtsnsfra.
BE BOARDING HALL
with furnished rooms for 100 studsnts L.
managed On the C-Operatips &steaa, 30 a. 10
urniEh board ~ the love-. possible rateA.
ul-Clasles c-omraancinE Latin and Alrs-
bra viii Be dormedhereanerRt the beginning
Of the Fail Termhnd Greek the beginning
Of ths Winter Term. send for CataloEueE
JAS. HARVIE
a y. lS7-lyr. Sec'T ~ FAslliL
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Anew and good Thing. Spectacles made OF
Silrer and Steel, with fine PeTtseopte Lelset.
They look hdndSOmeT and last longer tnan
he found onIy at JULIUS KINGS, Jeweler
and Optician, who is h inreRtor. No. .
Main street.
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Fluting Machines,
Pinking Irons, and a great mani other
articles for sale at Tyler's Gun Store, No, 5,
Main St, Warren, Ohio.
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r indueed by those superb Wool HGhnssses,
and profitable reflection by the edSy Ch0irs,
Sofas. and Lounges, sold by
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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HHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent,
Jan. .. ls[I-St. q
Settlements Ordered to be Advertised.

III is ordered that the following ae-
lcounts Of Executors, Administrator and
Guardians, which have been dled IN ne
Probate Court OF Trumbuu County, Ohio he
advertised for four consecutive weeks a.
ordin to law, and that they continue on
ME for inspection and exception until the
toth day OF FEB, A D. ISL, when they will
be examined and ordered TO reeord ~ No
exception appear thereto.
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nnlIIdnr. are ComIng.

Holidays are Coming.
Won can end New Oyer Goats,
Won ~ and New Business Suits
Won osu fad New Dress Suits,
Won ean and New Pants and vests,
Won can find New Coats and vests,
Won can find New Suits for Boys,
Won can ind New Hats and Caps,
Won can and New Neck Wear,
Won can end New Furnishing Goods
Rubber Coats only $22
No Hunbug Prices.
Onr Goods will be sold low
We keep nothing but what is usei9L.
Select your Holiday Presents from
our stock.
No trouble 10 show goods.
UndeRhirts and Drawers D cts each'
ADAMS q Co, Agts., formerly
REED & ADAMS.
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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, n all orders
coming from responsible parties will be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE ONCE.
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Ogtbst choice Buckwheat Flour just reed
at CAMP, RANDALL CO.'S
Also another car load OF that nice salt at
CAMP, RANDALL CO.'S on Main st.
Also a few hundred pounds Of Bone Dust,
to make hickenslay.
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Burial Robes
OF all styles, materials n patterns, from
plain to very nice, at
TRUESDELL 4 TOwNSESD's.
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Having Just received q large stock OF Bill
Head. Statement, Letter Head n other
papers, we are prepared TO print them In the
best style, at reduced prices TO business men
generally. call at the CHRONICLE nc and
see for yourself.
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Millinery

AAAAlACAg
selling atoost for h neItSO day, in order
to make Don for the new Sprlng St0cSt n
Jan.i i-it GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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LIST Premium

I IoI LTEUIIUW
Awarded 70 II. Waldeck, Of the city Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
! McLain's Bank main street.
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To SpOrtSmen
Just received at Tyleris Gun Store, a nne
lot OF Guns OF all kinds.
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CitJBakery.
Pleasant Dreams !

JIII DdhtIIs
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south OF McLain's Bank, Main st,
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Clearing out ale OF Boots and Shoes. J. c.
McLAIN is selling Boots and shoes for win
ter wear very low, TO make room for a large
new stock OF spring midsummer goods. No
humbug but low prices and good goods.
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.ARM FOR SALE.

IL Nice place OF aaeres AesF the center oE
AndoTer, Ohio Plenty 81 good buildings,
all In order. Good taber. water, and nr1ltS
only three mlea EOm Ezpyvflle Station on
I. &R.RR Dor sale cheap and On saag
terms, AddEaag WA. A. THONAA
Jan g, lSl-Sts, KnEmRn, Ohfa
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Baltimore Oyster DepOt.

| Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies
Rusks, Buns, and all kinds OF cakes
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Apaek Of visiting cards would be a hand
some Christmas present to any OF YOU
friends. All kinds printed at the CHRoNI-
CLR Office.
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Local Notices.
Warren GTmnasium,


local Notices Is cents per lin first Insertion
10 cent? Der line each Stbse7Ueut ~fHSeTi0H.
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Accidental

ANNN-IIN|
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dONGrG- Apply tC
Ohio. OCT. Zl-tL.
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Envelopes.

Envelopes.
Alarge assortment just received, and very
cheap, at the CHRONICLE Ofnce.. you can
nave your card printed on them for = small
! advance
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Buy the National
Rubber Boot, It is the best.
Third nua

New Orleans Sugar.
Something n~ice-Opened this day
HOYT & SPEAR, Nos Main St
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| Knitting Machines

Pinking done on short notice, by a new
machine1ust received at Tyler's Gun Store
and Sewing Machine Rooms, No. Main 81.
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Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco, at
FREER 4 SMITHS.

II your hair is coming out or turning grey,
do not murmur over a misfortune you can
so easily avert. AYERS HAIR VIGOR will
remoY the cause OF your griefby restoring
your hair TO its natural color, n Herewith
your good looks and good nature. feb. J..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08
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