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Or. Wells Extracted Iurubeba
The Davis VertiCIe Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved to be
II second to none and Is, without doubt,
TIE DestSew1ng MachinenOw manufactured
for all Kinds Of work The Nerticle Feed
Bar, involves a new feature, possessing one
Of the most valuable principles everinvent-
ed, enabling II TO run over seams and turn
corners without change Of tension or length
Of stitch. or stopping the motion ofthe ma
chine. The Feed Bar is close 10 and in the
rear of the needle and the feed takes place
while the needle is down through the goods,
enabling the sewingOf any number Of thick
nesses Of any length, without basting and
preventing the pickering Of One piece while
The other remains sfraighL and Al the same
ttmedoHhat no other Machine can do 70
leaving a seam. alike on both sides. The
preSseEoot saWaTs raised rom the goods
while hefeed takes place, allowing seams
% pass IN perfect manner. while onsihe
fts fuil force IN goods while the feed
takes place. thustt is impossible for seams
Of any size tOpass under Eithoutralsing the
We use the same Machine for the manu-
facture Of Boo and Shoes, as for the finest
lace merely sufttng the nsedAe and MRad
70 the goods. while other machines have
different sizes Tor different kinds Of work
The Davis IS theonIy machine thAtTuIhem
wide q narroWina perfect any
Eindof goods from cheese seeking 70 broad
cloth, stnRito or bias. without folding rbast-
ing the goods, II VIII cord bind braid, Tell,
quilt tuck, and gather and run on q band at
fhesamet ime aud rom one TO three rufhes or
between two straight bands. The DaTis Is
manufactured from the best imported cast
steel and is composed Of only twelve strong
working parts. tOther machines having nom
thirty 10 forty, thus making II the most
simple machine IN the market We sell the
Davis Machine on the following conditions
S25.U0on delivery and ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you to use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant IL for three years,
and il at any time within three month You
lind the Davis Machine you have is not and
will not do an we claim n advertise. We
will furnish yOu in its place, any machine
you call for that Is sold in this country, at
the agents price. h Davis is taking the
precedent Of all other machines wherever Il
has been introduced. The DaVis=noW holds
the highest prize, The Gold Medal over
ALI other machines, which was aWarded al
the great trial in Manchester, n. II. at the
New England Mechanics Institute, Sep. no,
1870, ATE a test Of three weeks, and In con
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
In the United States. Please send for cirou-
lars and call at the Office and give the Davis
a thorough examination and trial. Machine
Sewing respectfully solicited. Machine
OIL and Needles for the Davis, Singer, Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, &c, for sale. Odiee and
sales room in Adams Bookstore. Market St
Warren, o. Address all orders to
Z. 8. KNEELAND.
Gen1 Agent for Trumbun Go.
March s. lSl3mf
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COOPERATION OF WTvEs.-NO
man ever prOspered in the world
withoutthe cooperation Of his wifel
If she Rnites In mutual endeavor or
rewards with an endearing smile,
with what confidence will he resort
to his merehandis4or his farm ihyoYer
the land, sail upon the seas, meet
difficulty and encounter dangers if he
knows that he is not spending bis
his strength in vain but that his labor
will be rewarded by the sweets Of
hOmel SOliultRde and disappointment
enter the history of every mans life,
and he is but half provided for the
voyage who finds but an associate for
happy hours. while for moments of
darkness snd distress no sympathizing
partner is prepared.
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A pretty good story is told Of him
self lslys the Boston TrnUsicF) by a
season. tieket-holder on the Boston &
Maine Railnoad-a aWide5a wake, jOl-
", Joke loving gentlemen, Democrat
ic in his politics and liberal in hlsre-
ligion. Riding in a horse a a short
time since, with the Catholic priest
Of his Village, who had been active
in trying to induce his flock to be
come temperate, he iamiliary address
sed him in language something as
follows; "FatheF"-, you are
doing a pretty good work lust now
| don't know but you are doing as
much good as all the other clergymen
in town" The priest quietly replied
that he was doing what be could to
improve the people. "I'H tell you
what 1t is" continued the gentlmen,
ave been thinking about attending
your church, but was afraid it would
cost too much 10 get all my sins par
doned" ''Oh3 said the priest, I'VE
ian manage your case; when we
have q very large contract we make
q liberal discount
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sr 22 TO q Miles the Shorter Route.
New ana Improved coschss are run from Cineln-
natl, Dayton, Drbana- AaFion, 6alolt Mas
Reid, Ashland, Akron. CieTeland- NarrensAeaq-
NEW YORK, WITHOUT CHANGE.
uOnly ONE change 70 BOSTON.
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Memphis has received A5, 524 bales
of cotton this year more than last,
and has handled 4,002,20s more
money. The figures Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. show that last year, up
to the close of,the market on the 18th
Of April, 1870. the receipts OF cotton
were 252, 09s bales; returns up to the
close of the market on the 18th in
slant, shows that the receipts so far
were 467, 500 bales. The money value
Of the receipts of 1870, as above given,
were, at p cents for middling, aver
aging the bale at 400 pounds, SO, 1884,.
64 at the same weight per bale. and
rating middling at an average of Il
cents throughout the season, this
years receipts foot up the sun OF
S26, 1865
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EDITING ANEwSPAPER.-We new
er could see the virtue of the boast
which Is SO often made by the papers
and magazines, that so large . portion
Of their pages is original. Such erig-
iBality Is often maintained at the
expense Of the worth. The best ex-
changes of our acquaintance are by no
means those which have the greatest
amount Of original matter. There is
more of editorial tact and talent re-
quired to make proper and practical
selections, than IS put in requisitiOn
by the production Of the Wanting or
iginal papers, who seem to require or
.igiDality as the only REQUESTS for a
good periodical. A good newspaper
Il always dependent upon other re-
sources thsn It's 0wn. And the boast
of q periodical that is entirely origin
al, & too often like the boast of Q
library IL Il should claim TO have the
production Of only one author.
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A book Of thrilling intefest and greatest
importance 90 eReryshuman being. ThePa-
pera. PufpitE and People are All discussing
the mbteutand abook, every man woman
and child wants oreadtt The long nerce
warts ended. and honorable peace secured.
beautiful. both now satisfied, and nrm
J friends Gods work DAYS. SIX actual days.
NOT lang periodG This book gives the very
cream Of~sctenee. mixing IT'S thrilling reali-
ties, beauties wonders ri sparkling gems
q hundred fold more interesting bar hc-
ton. AGENTS WANTED. Experienced
Agents will drop other books and secure ter
ZIEGLER & MeOURDY, I3 Race St. Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
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Governor Reed, of Florida, in a
letter detailing the advantageous re-
suits proceeding from the abolition Of
slavery in the South, says that in
Florida the increase in wealth and
population, during the three years Of
Republican government just passed,
has been unparalleled in her previous
history. Her increase Of population
has been at least so per cent. and in
Industrial resources more than 900 per
cent
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DON'T FRET.-Fretting is the most
expensive habit that king or peasant
can indulge in.
It il the most vexing habit that sur
rounding beings can be subjected to.
II is one OF the most unchristian-
like habits.
II INDUCED in unth ID becomes
chronic, it is then a disease, like in
sanity; and should be treated IS such.
It wears deep as grief and as ugly
as sin.
Fretting never did any good, never
repaired any losses, never affected the
weather, never mended q rent, never
kept a dinner or q heart warm.
If you must fret, go of somewhere
by yourself and do Il. You may not
enjoy it quite so well, but others will
vastly mOre.
Good temper is like a sunny day,
shedding brightness on everything.
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GOLDEN ROBIN,
RY W n

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
tracttEe Exercises, aud Several Hundred
Popular songs This New Book viii be found
Superior 70 All Similar Works, in many
points ESSENTIAL % q popular Instruction
Book In Vocal Music a~ndCouection OF Melo-
dies for the Young Several Editions have
already been orasred and b demand In
creases- Many OF heSOngBhave been writ
ten expressly for the work, and none OF the
ong are old and time-WOru-sung through
a dozen books, bat New and Sparkling.
Adapted to all Occasions, and Alive withthe
Spirit OF the Tines Price 50 cts. Sent post
paid. OLIVER bison & Co, Publishers,
III washington ST. Boston CHAA II. DIT
SON AGO. N Broadway, New York 3
Mar. q. iS7l-3t.
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5GrTY MEAT MERKET.

~HTHE undersigned would res
MI pectf1lly announce to ne cu-
A Een ollNauen . the vicinity
that hs has opened Meas Asrkef On LID
FACTORY, Whsre he lntendsto keepconstant-
" on hand al kinds or Hesh meaA and q
a. good quality q Gl8 eo1neyWulHH1uG-
intercollegiate esorTice80lh goodlpEn-
er who has had long experiences IN ne bust
ness and who WI Always b On hand p A.
tsndtothe wants % Mc1sfrmeA. All or
ders LEFT Tor meats IN the eventng VII Dc
promptly atnaune1m Mce1FeQ@n-oo ue~
hVsred 81 theiE residences. Or kept In re-
mkerasor TIL called on ~
June y. 1ST0h. HI pRAG T.
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cTAR H4MBLE-
HEAITH RY GOOD LIVING

Il BIZ GOOO AAfANO,
by W. W. Hall. n. d. 1T Is a most
sensible and excellent book ana conLAlnh
enough wise advice on the sublect 70 dc
away with invalds entirely. II not win AL
disease .r-RprfHqfeld Republican
sThe boCE before US points out the gOldSI
mesnf by following which an untold
amount OF suffering might be relieved ano
avoided. II is fullof sound advice, Tree from
technical terms, and can be understood Dy
anybody who can read.-Iotedo btddS-
u Hall is one Of the most practical and
sensible writer's upon health OF this age
and This book Is IN all his other VOTES
clear plain, and TO the point"-Ne,C loTh
ObseTreT. Price l,5-at ADAMS BOOK SVoIe
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"OUSE AND LAND SALE. for
III House and Lotto on South Street. short
instance east Of the urnace. Also tnres
lots on Liberty St., a short distance noItn ~
Hfgh al These lots are each about sixty feet
f-ont bv about 900 feet deep, and viii be sola
for uari cash and the balance In tonr o. ~
annual payments. Inquire OF the snbScrloeI
Al 81 and6 River 81, Cleveland W Ofe
Us. EDWARDS.
warren. Jan. IS Is7l-tL
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T EGAL NOTICE.

A1AeeAauEEo u AAEN1H DAAlAA4AAa L4sH w.
james Harris, and others.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Trumbull
County, Ohio.
All Graham, supposed 20 reside In Mer-
Ger County. Pennsylvania. Is notified that
the Assignees OF Harris, BlackfOrd q Co,
and others, for the benefit Of creditors Of
said aSsignors, have diedin aid Court.their
petition against him, and Others, stating
among other things, that James Harris, and
others, by writing dated Nay ], 1869, con
tracted 20 sell 70 said Graham, Lots No. 10
and l2, IN Blackford's addition to the viii
lage of Miles. in said county. for SG0,00-
only 5000 Of which has been paid, n that
plaintiffs are ready TO make him a deed Of
said lots on payment ofthe purchase money
and interest. and asking that the amount
due on the contract be nxed, and said de-
fendant ordered TO pay the same, n in
defaultOf payment hat said lots be sold,
and for such other relief as may be right
said petition must be answered. by June Il.
ISL, and said action viii be FOR trial at the
Jane term, 1871, OF said Court
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN &STULL.
ApTil5 IS7I-5L Pitts Atty's.
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WANTED.-Agents to sell R.@T
Bush dCo's new patent Metallic White
Wire Clothes Lines, p braided wire Of seven
atrsuA uarrdHfsd not 20 c0rods or break
withany smount Of clothes that can be got
on Gline. In every q better q a-ropes
and costing only about twice AZ much
sells rapidly. Many agents making sl0per
day. Address r. G.. Murray a Co, No. Y
for Ohio. or & +, Curtis. Pennington o.
AnrH IQ lg7l-tf
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NOW is THE TIME

When people are turaiag theis attention 70
burning COAL q COOKING STOTB and
nothing Is 50 desirable % q neat and tidy
~hOusekeeper as q stove that with EKcEL-
BAKING QUALITIES. Is the CLEANESr
MOST DURABhB& GENERALLY CONVENIENT.
A. aEidanca that nnr
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ALLEGHENY eOEIEGE
PA.

CALENDAR FOR 1870. Fan Term
ommences September a, closes Deem
Der Is Winter Term Of lSl commences
Jan s
This Institution Is situated In theab eauti-
ful CITY Of M~EADVILEE healthfuE easy Of
access and furnished with all the appliance
10 be desired BY b students pursuing q full
classical or scientific course OF study. Libra
ries, Cabinets and apparatus are unusually
valuable nd extensive.
BE BOARDING HALL
With furnished rooms for 100 students, Is
managed on the O-OperuRt1e &Uem, 50 as 70
urnishb board at the lowest possible rates.
.CIasses commencing Latin and AiEe-
bra With be formed hereafter ~ the beginning
Of the Fab Termand GreHkat tne beginning
Of the Winter Term. Send f~OrCatRlogues.
r JAS MARVIN,
Ans. ~ lSplyE. sec,y OF Faculty.
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GOLDEN

Ma Is more tnan cOHstituuOns.-
Whittier.
Receiving anew truth is adding a
new 'sense.n-Le6ig.
In moderatiug, not in satisfying de-
aires, lies peace.-Reber.
How can a people be free, that has
not learned to be just Ab6e SiereS.
The Sabbath was made for map,
and not man for the Sabbath.-Jesus.
If thou desire to be held wise, be so
wise as to hold thy tongue.-Quarles.
The clock ofthe uRiverse has always
somewhere an alarm bell.-Heber.
Sympathy with nature is a part Of
the good mans religion Hedge,
d. d.
Devote each day to the object then
in time, and every evening will find
something DONE Goethe.
Life is to be fortified by many
friendships. TolOve and to be loved
is the greatest happiness of existence.
Siding Smith.
Men take their principles by inner
itance, and defend them as they
would their estates, because they are
born heirs to them.-Dr. Watts.
Make God just as good in eternity
as he is in time, put religion on its
natural basis, and you kill revivals,
you shrivel the inquiry meetings.
Thos. Starr King.
Happy the man to whom Heaven
has given a mOIsel of bread, without
laying him under the obligation Of
thanking any other for Il than Heav-
en- itself.-CerUdntes.
False happiness renders men stern
and proud, and that happiness Is new
er communicated. True happiness
renders them kind and sensible, and
that happiness is always shared
AoRteSqUie.
The era of Christianity. - Peace,
Brotherhood, the Golden Rule as ap-
piled to Government matters,-is yet
to come. and when il comes, then,
and then only, will the future Of ma
tons be sure.-KOsslHh:
When God will educate a man, he
eompels him to learn bitter lessons
He sends him to school to the Neces-
I sites rather than to the Graces, that
by knowing all suffering he may
know also the eternal consultations
Celia Burleigh.
When men are most sure and AFRO
giant, they are commonly the most
mistaken and have then given views
70 passion, without that proper delib.
Grafton and suspense which q alone
secure them from the grossest absurd
ities.-Hume.
As the sun when It ariseth in the
high heaven, so Is the beauty Of q
good wife in the ordering of her house.
AS the clear Light Is upon the holy
lcandlesttek, 50 Is the beauty Of the
face in ripe age. As'the golden pillars
are upon sockets OF silver, SO are the
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As the sun when It ariseth in the
high heaven, so Is the beauty Of a
good wife in the ordering Of her house.
As the clear Light Is upon the holy
candlestiek 80 Is the beauty Of the
face in ripe age. As'the golden pillars
are upon sockets OF silver, SO are the
fair feet with 8 constant heart.-Ec-
cEeSidSticus.
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lTTEAvY. RICH GILT MOULD
MgS and French UOundeL for panel
s-1-< Nr DINING oom5 nj Han Sci -
IdsunF BookstoN Thay An EQfA COX
inFaE nyou don,t giant - bNs me md
see are always pleased % snoN
Eooda
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MONEY CANNOT BUY TIL
MOST PERFECT,

MOST PERFECT,
Natural, Artificial help to thethunan eye
ever known. They are ground under theIr
own supervision, rom minute Crystal Peb-
bles, melted together, andderfYedtheirnam
Diamond" on account OF their hardness
and brlllanCy. THE SCIENTIFIC PRIV
CIPLE on Whichthey are constructed brings
the core or centre ofthe lensdirectlyt In front
ofthe eye, producing a clear and distinct
vision, asin the natural, healthy sight, and
preventing all unpleasant sensations, such
as glimmering and Wavering siEhG dfEzi-
ness, &C, peculiar TO all others in use. Thsy
are Mounted IN he daeh Hdnner, In frames
Of the best quality, Of all materials used for
that purpose. THEIREFHSH and DURA-
BLfFYCANNGT BESURPASSED.
CAU7ION-None genuine unless bearing
their trade marx stamped on every frame.
VAUTROT ACKLEY, Jewellers and OPP
ticians, are Sole Agents for Warren, Ohio
from whom they can only be obtained-
These goods are not supplied by Pedlers, 81
any price. Jane lily DAoo.
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NHORSE BILLs.-We
~hare now prepared 70
Nl Al PIN from an assortment Of
N~ over twelve different plates
AU the anestb bills and attheioW-
Eu est rates. Send in your orders
as early as possible. We viii alsomRil speci-
men copies OF plates 70 an who may desire.
Address CHRONICLE OFFICE, Warren, q.
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WHITE PINE CeMPnuND.

CureA S0RE THROAT.
oIard's White Pine Compound
Cars oOLDS-
Polandss White III Compound
c1rez eOEGlS.
Polandfs White Pine Compound
Cures DIPruEBA.
Polandis White Pne Compound
Cares sPIrTIfe 81 BLOOD.
Poland's White Pine Com2oqnds
cars Pnfmoule Alsclion 0elefa
ppIandfs White Pine Compound,
Cura KIDNEY COItLAIM
-isFor health cones spafkiiEgl In EhaHEama
- From cool ChocoEna sleauug
There'airoD IN our Notthefn Wind
0srPaes@
Ee8
1T9fiF Hs5r.in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J
-th~psspeazsG * IA 0ompoand
: happyto l9lfa 61ot the e1n1nd
Iforthe Wl6ta NG0uPcuc Bu8ing
VIEW besf meSiemsS5To6dFhssafcsa v
know OF and no family uat onD 80
II VIII ever b without tLae sH9a
tiop1 coms IS aecidsnf; andfr 8salar
that tks Rf6 - 100 0r
.Gelds aldGq1gH
oWf[EWdGEhnor doh1e $50
-mGuiala cona - n rQURlknqFn1 el
BesideL N Cu1lacterofL Eund4lAl4e1
iS Tro1a- For yean RRpIi5L clerEyman.
Sfndefnf msdiSnSto End reme1a Or his
aIimmf W1fhn felcaH conElmraTe 4qoE
made tie discovery Wneh 4Fed .h2L
oTdr raFisd Cuf nam hundreds Ofo1heH he
Strongest teStimonlals Poaaole ~
a mon c-onscienrtouA, hOnesL nprEht man
and we are glad tosfafe uat We peleTe
Whatever he sayaabout hH Hh1eE14Don-
Pouud
EThe K1ng Pdae GlEpoand hKa none o.
the nauseating taste 80 comm0n IN otner
INTERFERENCE, but Is mEnty concontra-
led medicine, prepared IN b most seien-
tine AM atthe
ETW.FYGIIXD ROTAN1C BEPOL-
BOSTOE, K4S6
J D. Purk, Whslss2le Ag't Clneahqu, ..
aold hv an Dfuexdsta sold 81 HoYT'S
Drag store. UuneI. 16olA2 mlyr
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Hair IeweIry ManufactOry.

M ISIS S. E. GORDON, respectful
lNIly announces that she still continues
the business Of manufacturing all kinds OF
Hair JeWelry, Watch Chains, Pins, Ear
ri1EA &c- mad 20 onder on the shortest
time and az living rates. Switch, Curls,
Braids, Of all descriptions and colors, con-
new block, Main St, Warren, Ohio.
Maj. .. ISL. 5. E. GORDON.
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TWELVE THOUSAND ROLLS
IL Of WALLPAPERS and Borders. from a cheap
paper 81 ten cents 20 the finest gold-stamped
a one dollar and twenty cents. By far the
largest and finest stock ever seen in this
town. Come, see and be convinced At
A BOOKSTORE.
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KNSMAN MLllNERY.

MRS. MEAOHAM having Just re-
ILturned from TIE city Wltha LARGE
variety OF most desirable Spring Goods. e
now ready to FscelFeher customers and sell
them the beautfR new aYles1o Hats and
Boanets atp1NLoq priceF Also many faEcy
articles that ladies want. New styles Of
dress natteTns. &C.
AurlR II ISl-lfts
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lNCHoR sTFsMERs

MRS FRANCES BAKER,
NE ManrfacnrH and des1er In Hair Jew
eIry room in River Block, corner OF Main
and Market SITS Wigs, Switches, Curls,
Brafds, &C., made 10 order. Highest Pnce
paid for Hair. Fine Kid Gloves cleaned and
made 20 look rs good as Lew. Cleaning
Gloves Is cents; Coloring . cents. Also
White Furs and Swans-doWn, Ladies' Chin
chilla Qoaks, Plumes, &C. Goats, Pants and
Vests cleaned and repaired.
Feb. Is IEL ~
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FRAGRANT sAPOLEENE

Cleans KID Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths
and ClothtnE removes Paint. Greesa, Tar,
&c, dnndHtg, without the least Injury 70 the
Goods Dealers. FRAGRANr SAPOLIENE
CO, 50 Barclay ST., New York, ala Sale
Street, Chicago.
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When men are most sure and AFRO
giant, they are commonly the most
mistaken and have then given views
20 passion, without that proper delib.
Grafton and suspense which can alone
secure them from the grossest absurd
iteR=Humc.
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- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. -
And FIRE Gi1GVsdHLOU 20 5gaAWo aT R0tas
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.
which can De obtained at an PrincipaITick-
stO1ncsEm Newsstand Eouth-WesL
l. d. RuCKERr WA r. BARR,
Gen suDt GenTPassr. ARL
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Wells CarboIic Tablets.
SCIENCE =, NJ BIBLE

ssaee4s az See Asei =. CO.,
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In Cloths. Cassimsrss & leans,

For men and boys We intend to beat Tie
world In 10, II and I2< cent brown and
10 cent prints, surprises all who seethsm.
U0me " and du, and secure BARGALNH
PECK BROTHER & 90.
Warren. Sent. lAlq0. .
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When God will educate a man, he
compels him to learn bitter lessons
He sends him to school to the Neces.
stiles rather than to the Graces, that
by knowing all suffering he may
know also the eternal consultations
Celia Burleigh.
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JohnD D. PErk. Wholesale Ag't Olnelnhrd, .
sold bv an Druggists SOLD 81 HoTT'S
Drag store. UuneI. 1s79laz mlyr
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Happy the man to whom Heaven
has given a mOIsel Of bread, without
laying him under the obligation Of
thanking any other for Il than Heav-
en- itself-Ccrrdnfes.
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Such as Points, CleEises, Coulters, Wheels
&C. Cali and see Us at our Store, No 4 Main
St, on at foundry, corner Canal and Lfhsay
Streets. LANES REED &SONS.
warren, o., Mar. = 1874.