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GREENsBURGH. june sth. ISL.

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EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Allow me,
through the columns OF your paper, to
make mention Of a special meeting of
the WE. NJ. Society of Greene, held at
the house OIL. NJ. Dennison, on the first
Wednesday of this month-the regular
day of the meeting. 1t being n of the
quarterly meetings, and leap year too,
the good sisters of the society concluded
to invite their husbands in to witness
their procesdings- Accordingly at the
day and hour appointed about forty-fve
assembled at the above mentioned COM
Portable quarters. Meeting called to
order by the worthy President, Mrs.
Wantan Burlingame. Opened by sing
ing and prayer by the President After
the miscellaneous business was gone
through with, the report of the Cores
ponding Secretary, Mrs. r. R. Bascom.
was read, which was very affecting and
showed very encouraging results from
the working of the society. Next we
were favored by essays from Mrs. r. W.
Crane, Mrs. Cornelius Williams and
Mrs. Henry Williams, all of which were
exceedingly interesting and instructive.
- lew Ecn4hLho AAOA lAG CAGAky PACSCnAg
followed by prayer by Mrs. Asa Ealk-
ner closed this part of the programme.
But now comes the tug. The gener-
Gus ladies-you know, Mr.. Editor, the
women always WILDE ~ahead-had come
laden with "heaps of good things" and
displayed great skill in placing them on
the table. So at it we went. and after
the third table had eaten to their hearts
content, still there was aiken up, if not
twelve baskets some less. After a
short time spent in friendly intercourse
the company dispersed, each feeling
that the day had been pleasantly and
profitably spent. May prosperity con-
finue to be with the society and they
each have a heart to work for the Master,
and thus aid IN the furtheranee of His
glorious kingdom here upon the earth.
A liberal share of thanks is due brother
and sister DennisOn for their kind hos
pitality in opening their house and
entertaining the company. Us. C.
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Are You Going West !

II SO, take our advice, and purchase YOU
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which is posilireE0,
the only Line that runs three Daily Express
Trains from st. Lou 10 Kansas City and
the MeSti and is. poSiifreLH, the only Line
fine Day Coaches lespecidtyJ for mOueTg)equip-
ped with Mllers Sg1eV Platform and the
Patent Steam Brake, from st. Louis TO Kansas
worth, Atchison, ST. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs, q Omaha, tCilhotH change ?
For information in regard to Time Tables,
rates, &c, to any point in Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or California.
call upon or address 5. II. Thompson. Agent.
Missouri Pacific r. r. Columbus, Ohio, or E.
A. Ford, General Passenger Agent,St. Louis.
No. No opuele % dns,eeT questions.
March q. 1879. VII .N..
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vienna, June II, 1872.
lone to Europe.

EDITOR CHRoNIoLE:-It is Of such
rare occurrence for one to go from our
midst fo- "over the sea- that 1 thought
it worthy of note to say that Miss Sarah
A. King, formerly a teacher in one Of
the Union Schools of Warren, has gone
to Europe to secure a legacy left to her
self and sisters by the death ofan uncle,
DIR. King, of Ireland. Success to the
brave ladyi L. 6. A.
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And Ice Cream Festival. The ladies ofthe
order of Good Templars, Of Warren, viii
hold a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival
at Good Templar's Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming, June IS No charge made for admis-
sion to the rooms, where delicious Ice Cream
n Strawberries will be served 70 suit pull
chasers. Short speeches and good music
will be introduced TO enliven she occasion
q make it one Of more than ordinary In
v1ted to participate in the enjoyments OF
the evening. Proceeds TO be used by the
order in its noble work of suppresSing in
temperance. Doors open at half past eight
O'Clock. June ~.
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The General Agent for Elias Hoge Selrin1
Machine Co., has made quite q change in the
Sewing Machine business at this place
Messrs. Kneeland & Co. have been appoin-
ted Agents for this tPOrtd renowned Machine
for Trumbull County. These gentlemen are
well acquainted with the Sewing Machine
business. and with their new arrangements
they can give better terms and guarantee SAT-
lfucfiOR. Any one wishing TO purchase a
machine on edSu terms or SmdHpdgmentS can
amount on the machine. The office at
Cleveland are sending out more than 800 a
moRth, and doing a larger business 1han
any company in the State. The wagon that
KneelAnd & CT. drive is one Of the finest
ever used in the business. Agents wanted
to canva on commission or sdieTy. Once in
Kings Jewelry Store, Main 81. lmay SIT
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oRANeEvrLLE. June 14th. 1872.

June l4Lns lofz-
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-Seeing hat by
Grant we enjoy great quietness, and that
very worthy deeds are done unto this
nation by his providence, we accept
the nominations at Philadelphia with al
thsnkfnlness with but few EXCEPTIONS.
There are about three women here who
go for Mrs. Victoria c.. Woodruff, and
not more than that number of men fer
G~reeley-and unless they can succeed
IN creating more affinity between the m
than is discovered vet. there will be no
inerease-but the Democrats say they
will sooner vote for V. C. W., than
Greeley, II he Is endorsed at Baltimore.
= ZENITH.
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Temperance Annirersary.

The Temperance Organizations Of
Trumbull county and vicinity VIII hold
their annual anniversary and basket
pic. mic at Bloomsbury, Thursday, June
9th, 1872. The meeting will be called
to order at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and ad-
dressed by Hon. John Russell, Of michi-
gan. Let all temperance organizations
of whatever name, all friends of temper
ance and all church organizations that
consider temperance a part Of their work
and duty, turn out to hear this celebra-
ted orator and champion of temperance.
NEWTON YOU'VE,
WHEATON LEET,
COMMITTEES.
UrrNNA lime Il 1872.
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. CHALLENGE OF $1,000.

7 WILL match Zilcadie Golddust,
I5years old this spring. to trot in Septem-
Der next, mile heats. 3 ms. for $1,000 a side,
half forfeit; and emile heats and Smile
heats on the same conditions. against any
hve-year old stallion. Races to be on equal
terms in all respects. Money 70 be deposit
ted In the Farmers and DrOverS Bank OF
Louisville, by the 10Th OF Nay, when b
colts shall be named and fully described
Races to be week apart good day and
track, and 10 begin on nrst TUESDAY in Sep
tamber. The public ave q right 70 knOW
what stock has b greatest instinct to trOt
fast and stay a distance, and to know also
what stock can be relied on to trot day after
day Mr.. Wallace has used your columns
70 say that the Golddusts trOt well one day
but cannot be relied on to trot the next
Now. let Us see II he or those owning the
boosted stock believe this to be true. / for
One do not believe he OF his friends think
so. Ifthere - any n who thinks so, let
him accept these propositions, or let Mr..
Wallace retract b he has said.
Yours truly L l. DORSEY, JR.
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, June H.-Butter dull at lOaI6c.
for Western. Cheese quiet at llal4c. for new.
AURORA, o., June I7.-Cheese. Supply
ahead of demand and market dull; lla41Ec.
for best factory on cars. 50
PITTSBURGH, June E.-Butter. Market
very duh sales OF choice at i2sl4c.; solid
packed at Sale. Cheese In fair supply with
a steady demand. Dairy Ta9o.; Ohio Goshen
81
WELLISGToS, O., June H.-Cheese. West
ern orders are being nlled at Illzsl2e. Mar
firm and active. -lr.I.r
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NILLIE GOLD DUSTI

Willie Gold Dust wiz be 4years old the
I'd of June, lS72: was bred by L. L. Dorsey,
OF Louisville, Kentucky; and is bred by the
famous horse Old Gold Dust, the Sire OF
more last trotters than any other stallion
in the world. II Is nc use to say anything
more about Old Gold q as he IS vel
known to al.
Peclgreeo o. Willie Gold Dust: He was got
by Old Gold Dust; his dam by q Messenger
mare g0s by Highland Messenger; I'd dam
got by Voucher; 80 dan by Blac,s Wizard,
she by Voucher 4u lam sarah Blondin,
she by Lamp Lighter, 9Th dam Black Sophia,
she By imported Medley for style and
beauty he has no match.
Description: He Is q red sorrel, 10 hands
high. weighs 1850 pounds. and can show
faster han 3 minutes.
He viii stand Mondays and Tuesdays at
the center OF Gutavus, at l. PeltOn's stable.
the balance Of the time az the stable Of
VIM. Fee in Warren
owners risk WILLIAM FEE,
L PELTQN.
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For a Good Square Meal sara.
Go to McConnel's Main St., Restaurant
and Bakery,

CastOris-a substitute for Castor Ola
family physic which is pleasant to take and
does not distress or grippe, but Is sure 10
operate when all other remedies have fniled
II Is a purely vegetable preparation, con-
tanning neither Minerals, Morphine nor
Alcohol, h result OF fifteen years expert.
mentiDg by Doctor Samue Pitcher. IL Is
perfectly harmless and lar more effective
than Pills, Narcotic Syrups or Castor OIL
By soothing the system Il produces natural
sleep, and Is particularly adapted to crying
or teething children. II kills Worms. cures
Stomach Ache, Constipation, FlatulercY
and Derangement Of the Liver. No family
costs but 50 cents-ask your druggist TO get
IL for you, ana he VIII always keep It,
June l9At,
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
AAND LOT FOR SALE-On Bazetta ST.,
IN the city OF Warren. known as the earns
property. HOUSE new, large and convent
emit; e~xceuent cellar, two good baTns, and
other out buildings al in gOOC repair. VIII
be sold on easy TERMS. Call al the Office OF
Ratfif & Moses. Market St., or 1t the store
Of Fearns-& GRAY. Main st. laDr. I0-tE
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"50,OO0 Bottles OF GREEN'S AUGUST
FLowERhave been sold in this state in three
months. We only ask o to go to the drug
stores OF Warren, and get q Bottle Free of
Charge, or a regular size at IS cts. Every
Bottle warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, S~ickheadache, Costiveness,
Heartburn, W~aterbTash, Sou Stomach, In
digestion, Impure Blood. and all disease
aeh and Liver. Try II. Cmay ST..
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WARRKS, UHIo, Dec. 20, ISL.
Insurance AgencyOf Whittlesey Adams,
Market Street. nrr..

"IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY," OF London established 1896.
Paid mp capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, Gold unimpaired
by recent losses.
We are Justined In saying that there is
NO STRONGER purely Fire Insurance Com
pany in his country than the ~lMPERI-
ALL With no Life liability. its large
Capital and Assets are solely and only for
protection against fire. We present 1t Tor
patronage, with assurances that any losses
occurring under q issues, wiz have that
prompt attention which In the past has
been a marked feature OF this Agency.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
Managing Agent for TTumOull Co.
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Perfect!

It is truly srOnde161L & Machine that VIII
eagrdse on Spoons. Watches, Cups, Inside OF
Rings, knives. in short, all kinds OF engra-
vim that can be done by hand king, on
State. Call in and see II work. the work Is
splendid. Every thing sold by King, that
can be, is engraved. free Of charge, and so
quick hat you can walt for II. NO. MAIN
Street. may SIT. q,
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.sDv 90. Cd Ohio Vol. Cav.

Second Annual Reunion will be held at
Mesopotamia, July 4, 1872. Come, comrades.
and let us have a good time together. Al
soldiers are invited TO meet with us. Bring
along the ladies and come early.
TITAN c.. RAYMOND, Pres.
WIN. W. WILCOX. Vice Pres.
GEO. B. KENNEDY, Cor. Sec.
lima 1Q.pf
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HOMETH UP FLOWER.
OBy Miss Brougnton. Her sketches OF
u are eminently graphic, and her dia-
works have al been warmly commended by
the press, and especially in Appleton's
journal. The other books by this popular
author are. Red az a Rose Is She. and Good
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statistics Of Births and Deaths.

We give below a statement of the
births and deaths in Trumbull County
for the year ending April LIST, 1872, for
which we are indebted to the courtesy OF
Judge Yeomans:
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Campaign Poetry.

April showers bring May howerS
The u S. Express bringeth ours.
May flowers are heeting as the lew,
But ours will bloom the season through /;
ExoticS rare, and field flowers glow,
With wreaths that trail a yard or SO;
Loves Of bonnets, and charming Hats,
Glossy Curls, and Braids. and Rats,
Laces rich, both black and white;
Something new at every sight y
WOODLANDS. Sailors, Rough and Ready,
London, Wave. and Forrest City;
Junos, Nellies ami Regattas, IN
All are sold at Mrs. Potter's. ~
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SATURDAY, jun Is, 1872
Most OF the cattle that AVE been on sale
this week have been Of inferior or lower
grades, and buyers held back expecting
something better 70 arrive. On prime grades
the decline was about %aI5c from last weeks
prices, while on common inc inferior stuff
il ran as much as sic. We think the feel
ing IS some better, with pretty fair pros
poets at this writing for the coming week.
Following are the prices current: Extra,
LOO 70 l.5O0 rs steers. $50 to S7.l5 prime,
] 800 Ms steers, s6,S7 to 500; medium, LOO
rs steers, $3.50 to 1915; fair LOO bs steers
SOS TO $3.50; common $50 to $500; bulls,
&c, $3.50 10 $3.50.
SHEEP-The run OF sheep to-day not heavy
though more than wanted as the run had
been too heavy before. The market ruled
very unsatisfactory, at least 70 sellers, all OF
whom complained OF losing money. Prices
were from 5Oc 10 60c lower than last Weekon
the best grades, and on medium stock nom
zoe 10 S5c and In some cases as much as 81.
On the whole the sheep market has not been
a good one this week, winding up bad, with
a great deal Of stock unsOld.. Following are
the prices. Extra. 70 sheep, SS,5lt to $50;
prime, 80 TO y sheep, sl,75tos $40. medium
IS to S0B, $50 toSi,sO; common, 81 to $40
Commercial
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CANTON.

Every genuine box Of DIR. AeLGin'S LiUer
Pills bears the signature Of E7emfH5 Bros,
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. IA Take no other" The
markets full Of limitations.
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Hon. o. l. Woleott, State C omm is
sioner Of Railroads and Telegraphs, was
in town yesterday, en- route for Colum
bus.
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Lost or Stolen

On the cars, on the 18th, a small pocket
book, containing a note OF MY $50 dollars,
given TO A. Z. jackson, signed by ]: q.
Shafier, and a small amount OF money The
finder is welcome TO the money II he re-
turns the note to this office.
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SanHer KanfedI

An experienced sawyer, competent to run
q circular saw, is wanted immediately
ENQUIRE of L. A. Merwin, Vienna Ohio. Il
June Il, IS72-2ts
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The INCEST Kind
OF Ottoman INT Paisley Shawls, sold at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Five Hundred Thousand.

Americana and Swiss that will be sold at
lone dorm figures, Webb's Block. on Main st.
I'D er--rr Z. H. HULL
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THE MARKET REPORT.
=OFFIcEwEsrERN HEsERvE CHRoNIcLE.I
WARREN OHIO. Juae 19. 1871

HEsERvE CHRoNIcLE.I
WARREN OHIO. June 10. IS2(
WOOL SIS to 63c
BEANS-2W per bushel.
FLOUR-SS,7S 10 l0.G
HAY-SlS. ESQ
OATS-Q
CORN (old-Ear Sc; SheIled CSC.
DRIED APPLES-S to nc.
BUTTER-Fresh ROLLS
TALLOW-6k to7c
CHEESE-Factory I2c.
HAMS.-COuutry cured ec
EGGS-lS
LARDLCountry rendered, Sc
P0Rk-A50950 per cwt.
POTATOES-3
FLAX SEED6Ls5
POULTRY
Turkeys live l0c.
dressed l5c
Chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HIUE60reen. Nc, calf skins l21[
Pelts l.OOa2O
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The above prices viii be SUBJECT fuctua-
lions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as b cheapest. Remember the place,
formerly occupied by Trumbul Nat. Bank.
All GU goods warranted as represented.-
Come and see us. liberal deduction al
lowed I o parties that buy large quantities.
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Not seen the new Patent Self-actiDg
Spring used In Trunk would do well to call
al the Buffalo Clothing Store nj examine
their great superiority over the old fash
Toned straps formerly, and still used.
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ESTATE of John P. Lepley, decd.
1.-The undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator on
Trumbul Co., ohio.
SEYMOUR PEW,
JACOB HARSHMAN,
L~OrdstOwn, Trumbuu Co., June Il, ls72-3t.
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You can take the ticks all ofyour Lambs
by getting a few tobacco stems of Gates &
Delin's. and max n wash>fOr them. No
charge for stems.
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Agents Wanted.

A few men that can sell Wheeler & viii
son Sewing Machines, can n employment
on a good commission. by calling az the
office Of VIM. Summer & Co., Smiths BLOCK,
corner Of Main and Market SITS. Warren, y.
T,-oEAfE
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4 9aeaso q cilv clvI Englneer. a 60.

IN Omceof City Civil Engineer. at Mayors
Ohice, Warren. ohio. June S.IS72-
Sealed proposals win be received at the
ONCE Ofthe City Civil Engineer in the May
Or's ONCE, until L o'clock, noon. Friday
June 3,lSI2 for grading, paving, and i'm
proving High Street nom the east line Of
Liberty street TO the east line OF Elm ST.,
in the city of Warren, Ohio, according 10
the plans. prOdles and specifications or +.
W. MssserSchmidt. City Civil Eugineer,
The full name Of every bidder must be
gwen and accompanied by q sufficient
surety that II the bid be accepted a contract
viii be entered into, and its performance
secured. Bids must specify the cost of ma-
terial and labor separately. The Council
reserve the right to reject any or al bids
not deemed satisfactory. By order Of the
Council T. w. MESSERSCHMtDT.
City civil Engineer.
June Il, IST2-St.
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Buy Tour JIOthing,
For Men and Boys. OF D. NJ. lazarus, he
makesno false promises, but will give TO
u and all their moneys worth.
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ca Gases

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
at James McConnells.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct 2- H. WALDECK.
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Wanted!

n8nteOt
A competent girl todo general house-work
In small family. +. KINSMAN. JE-
Mahoning Avenue, Warren, o.
June 19,-Its fI.fa
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Dany Papers.

81 Morning and Evening Daily Cincinnati
and Cleveland papers, at the City News
Depot, one door south of the Post Office,
Warren, q.
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RYOu don't Know

What you want in the way OF Clothing
cali at the Buffalo Clothing Store and thew
viii find It for you. No. 2Msin st.
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The Plnest DlsplaI
A Fine Lot OF

In Youths and Children's Clothing 70 be
seen in Trumbun County, is at the Buffalo
Clothing Emporium. No. 2 Main st.
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No Rngns

Wholesale House in New York, Phila-
delPhia. Rochester or Buffalo. Ny clothing
and other goods are bought from good re-
liable nrst class houses. at the lowest mar
ket prices. Come and buy, you must be
convinced. Tickets free, open at all hours
Of the day and evening. d. NJ. LAZARUS.
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Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams & Co., in
this number. One OF the Oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con-
hdence Of the people and they really
merit success. Their manner CT doing
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
hem.
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Soda Water ! Soda Water!
Best in town, at Allison Drug Store.
| Go 10 the DeDOt I!

Ice Cold Lemonade
That can't be beat. at AeConnell's-
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Accidents!

AINIUEUIos
Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn--
Cash Assets one million doHdrs. Apply TO
WHTTTLESEI ADAMf, agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. S-tf.
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FOrSaIe.

2 New Top Buggies.
2 New Open Buggies,
l Second hand Top Buggy,
l Car load 10 nch No Hemlock Shingles,
do IS do = do do
do Is do do do
/ do do do Pine No. 2
Prices and terms on above viii be made
WAKREN PACKARD.
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Important
FarmersI

To all who use or sell Cigarsl You can see
the largest and best stock on the ReEerve,at
Gates & Delin's. Market St., Warren, Ohio.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Steel traps for a rat,
Fine uns for b. Boys, HE
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby'G,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And VIC are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
AT Tyler's, Nc. 3, Main St.. WarreI. Obi
Aug. 9. U87l-tf- Tfl 90 F.Gl. nra
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n@AJ 81 Felton, Young Bos-
AQt ton viii stand during the
4n ~ season Of Is72. ending Au-
N-sL gust first, as follows
Saturdays a / the 81. Thomas Stable, Green
Vile, Pa, the alanc OF the time at Lysan-
der Pelton's Stable in Gustavus, Ohio. @f|
Description and Pedigree:-4oung Boston
is a bright bay, no white on him, ISL hands
high, fou years old the 18th day OF June
next. weight 1850 pounds. and possesses So
periOr style and action: his dam was by old
Boston, and he by Timoleon, n he by Sir
Archey, and her dam by Woodpecker. all
thorough bred; she was bred In Kentucky.
Young Boston was by Flying Wagner. and
he by Glencoe, he By Archie Lightfoot, he
by Sir Archie Of Transport; Gleneoe's dam
by Beaches Old Cadmus, he by old Amerf-
can Eclipse; he BY Duroc. Wagner's dam by
Cincinnatus; he by StrottenbOrough's old
S-hakespear, OF New Jersey; he by Valerins,
and he by old Bager. Wsgner's grandd dam
senger. Young Boston has takeU first pre-
miums at every place shown and also
sweepstakes over all stations where ever
exhibited at the fairs. Call and see him for
yourselves. We expect to show a finer lot Of
colts from Young Boston than any other
stallion ca n show In Northern Ohio.
TermS,@Sl0.0 viii secure the services of
the horse until the mare is with foal, or
sOIae othermare in her place.
LYSANDER PELTON,
R. S. HOWE,
May 5, 1872. Owners.