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Greene.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-Our farmers are
feeling hopeful in view Of the present
prospect for fair crops. Wheat is look
ing well; pats fair and a large amount
sowed; corn. though generally planted
late, looks hopeful; meadows are grow
ing finely; fruit prospects excellent
Considerable is being done in building.
D. Smith L Co. are buildings fine dwell
ing house 30 also Mr.. Lucisn Rice on
his farm at the center. Our three stores
have q large supply of goods and are
doing q thriving business. Are planted
on = sure basis; not liable to break down
with the first adverse wind. DairyinR
returns so far good; the best returns
however, so far as heard from, are from
the dairy Of our old friend, G. P. Curtis,
which consists Of one COW; average
amount OF milk per day, for IS days, a
pounds. ending June 18th. Fed two calves
about three quarts Of new milk per day
for four weeks; used all the milk, cream
and butter that was required in the
family; and as onr friend very justly
believes that true piety consists in part,
in taking good care Of the physical sys-
tenn, keeping il In ahealthy and vigor-
Gus state; and being rather Compliant
and extremely fond of milk, it has
entered largely into his supply Of rations.
But with all these OUTLAWS have sold IS
pounds OF butter in IS days, with no ex-
ira feed, with the exception Of a few
potatoes when size first came in.
Our cheese factories are in full blast
and are represented, I believe. by seven
different denominations on the Sabbath.
But as we are not in sympathy with such
a practice we leave them to settle their
own account, but think however that
christians who thus desecrate the Sab
bath will have 3 heavy bill to settle at
The final day OF reckoning. D. r. B.
P. S. We do not know Of any Of our
who have raised the Greeley
Gag. An old life long Democrat said to
US a few days ago, "when you write just
your party that Greeley will not be
slscted, for I shall moi vote for him. II
am not ready TO join hands with JEFF
B.
June 19, 1872
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Are You Going West |!

If 50, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over b old reliable and popular
HIssourf Pacific Railroad, which Is positfUel0,
the only III that rum three Daily Express
Trains nom st. Louis to Kansa City and
the Westl and is, positluelY, the QnlY Line
dne Day Coaches especially (or zoperDequip-
ped with Milferss SBSt9 PldUoTm and the
Patent NedU Brake, iron St L0uiH to Kansas
City, Fort Scott. Parsons. NATURALIZATION
worth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs, and Omaha, UlhoW change !
For information in regard to Time Tables,
rates, &c, TO any point in Missouri, Kansas,
Colorado, Texas or California.
caII upon or address s. q. Thompson. Agent.
Missouri Pacific r. r. Columbus, Ohio, or (
Ford, General Passenger Agent,St. Louis,
Nc. trouble TO dnstCer questions,
March q. 1872.
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Two or three well substantiated facts are
worth dozens Of theories. Any one can get
up the latter, whilst the former are the re-
sult Of long and tried experience. In no
science Il this Of more value than in that OF
medicine. The medicine that has cured
hundreds OF cases OF consumption. in every
stage Of its progress, with the living subjects
Of It's benedcent work thronginE the streets
daily before our eyes. Is entitled 20 be credi-
ted with mora than all the theories which
have been recorded in the books n have
been met with failure after failure. The
cures Of consumption made by DR.. Keyser's
Lung Cure alone, will outweigh ali those
cures that have been recorded In the books,
and then besides, they are right here in q
midst. Furthermore. Or. Keyser1s Lung
Cure is q specific In all incipient lung dis
eases. and nipE them IN their bud, in that
way stopping the tuberculRr deposit on its
way to the lungs, as II courses Its way
through the blood. DR.. KeySer's Lung Cure
dissolves the tuberculous matter, andstimu-
lates the eliminating emunctories Of the
system, to carry 1t way with the effete mat
tiers OF the body. The Lung Cure. with the
Doctors personal attention, VIII rarely fail
In any case where there is q reasonable
hope Of cHre. $3.50 per bottle, four for 500.
DR.. Keyser'E consulting oface, 467 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. Lung EXAMINATIONS
daily, except Sunday n Tuesday, from
10 a. m. to l p. m, n from 3 to p. m.
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A storm Of rain, such as Europe rare
ly experiences, has visited the north,
western portion Of the Austrian Empire
with disastrous effect. For three DAYS
the rain descended more in the form Of
water-spouts than as we " accustomed
to consider it, and whole districts, Civ,
ing promise Of a speedy and abundant
harvest, we're covered with water and
ruined while in Ropmsnis and some
other parts haryests are suffering equal
", bat moro slowly by continued
drouths and scorching sun. In some
places in the valleys the tops Of trees
just peeped out, and in Bohemia people
went over their farms in boats, though
less serious damage was done there than
in other places. By this sudden calamity
were rendered homeless and
houseless, and bereft of all their goods,
while hundreds lost their lives in de-
tense OF their property,
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FHK JULx EPNHKR of BALLop'a
MAGAZINE.-The July pumbeF Of Bal
LOUIS Magazine commences q new vol
ume, the Seth of this popular and pros.
perous monthly. It Is DO good aud so
cheap that it should be in the hands Of
to enligbten snd amuse, 10 instruct aud
delight. The contents Of the July num-
Der are excellent, and we do not hesitate
to call our readers attention to 1t. Pur-
chase g copy and ses what can be
obtained for IS cents, or Sl.5o per year.
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Prohibition Convention.
June 1e, 1872

CRY HALL, WARREN, June Is, Is72
According to the call, a goodly num-
Der of Prohibitionists met and were
called to order at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. R
Barnes temporary chairman. ApeTma-
nent organization was effected with the
following officers, C. Williams, Presi-
dent; II. P. Turner, Secretary and z.
Kline, Assistant Secretary. A Commit
tee on resolutions, consisting Of NJ. Nil
Ter, Rev, TAFT and z. Kline, was chosen.
Also a commiitae on nominations, con-
sisting Of Meszrs. Barnes, hurry and
Netterfeld. A motion was adoptsd that
pane but thorougb Prohfbitionists be
noniaafed for ONCE. The Committee on
Nomination. also nominated a Central
Committee. Convention adjourned to
meet at II O'Clock, P. NJ.
At the appointed hour the Convention
was again called to order by the Presi-
dent. The Committee on Resolutions
then reported and the report was adopt
cd as follows:
WHEREAS, Intemperanee is the most
gigantic among the evils Of our nation,
because il effects ali rank and condition
of society, old and young, male and
female, and ruins the soul as well as the
body, and whereas it is admitted on the
part Of all good citizens of both the lead
ing parties to be the question and that it
must be decided sooner or later by the
American people at the ballot box and.
whereas we have petitioned again and
again for principle, and have remon-
strated against the present course with
out success, and have waited patiently
for the ~initiatory step only to be dissp-
pointed, and whereas the Republican
Convention at Philadelphia remsined
entirely silent on the mementous ques-
tioa, aud the saloons had banners on
which was seen Republican Grant
Whisky therefore we, the Prohibition
lists Of TrumbuIl county, in Convention
assembled declare and adopt the follow
ing resolutions:
RssoEved, Thst we reiterste and adopt
the principles couohad in the preamble
and resolutions adopted by the National
Prohibition Convention at Columbus,
February I'D. Is72
ResoEved, That we consider the teach
ings Of the paEt Sufficient 10 Justify US in
belieYingthat parties should be founded
on living principles instead of policy.
ResolVed, That having examined the
issues OF the now exisf3ng parties and
found them principles Of the past not in
accordance with the spirit of this pro-
gressiYe age, therefore we are compelled
to adhere TO . party founded on the
issues Of the deg,
Resolved, That men be designated to
organize Leagues in the various town.
ships of the county.
Resolved, That the county papers,
youngstown Courier and Prohibition
Era be requested TO publish and copy |
the proceedings Of this Convention.
The Committee on Aominations theB
reported and their report was adopted ss
follows: For County Clerk, z. Kline,
Liberty. Probate Judge, I. D. Bradley,
Johnston Commissioner, II. R. Turner,
Fowler. Surveyor, Milo Holbsrt, GUS
tavus. Director Of Infrmary, Henry
Clark, Mesopotamis.
i. D. MACKEY, Vienna.
JOHN BRIDLE, Warren,
2. p. BARNES, Bazetta,
Central Committee.
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For a Good Square Meal
Go to McConnell's Main st., Restaurant
and Bakery,

Castoria-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 failed
II is q purely vegetable preparation, CON
Alcohol, the result OF hfteen years expert
mentiDg by Doctor Samuel Pitcher. II is
perfectly harmless and lar more effective
thar Pills, Narcotic Syrups or Castor OIL
sleep, and Is particularly adapted to cTyilg
or tssthing phildran. Uklls'Worms. cures
stomach Ache. Constipation, Flatulency
and DerRpgement Of the LIVER. Nc family
costs but so cents-aSk you druggist TO get
itfor you, ana he Will always keep II.
June I2-4t,
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Five Hundred Thousand.

~ 10000 Bottles Of GREENS AUGUST
FLowERh have been sold in this State in three
months. We only ask you 10 go to the drug
stores Of Warren, and get q Bottle Free Of
Charge, or a regular size at 70 cts. Every
Complaint, S~ickheadache, Costiveness,
Heartburn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, In
digestion, Impure Bood, and all disease
caused by Impure Blood, or deranged Stom-
ach and Liver. Try II (may S-tL.
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Jubilee Song,

Dame Fashion has issued her latest decree,
And the long looked for style, is the Grand
Jubilee;
Come all who are planning TO go to the
"Huh,n
To attend Mr.. Gilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home to stay,
COme look at our styles, without any delay,
And ding your old hats to the moles and
bats,
And buy our lofty Jubilee Hats;
And in the words of the famous h. G..
That is what / know" about the great
Jubilee. Z. POTTER & co.
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wARRKS. UHIo. Dec. 20. ISL.
AgeneyOfW hIttlesey Adams,
HnrEnf STRAIT

"IMPERIAL FIBE INSURANCE COM
PANY," o. London established 1906.
Paid up capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, Gold unimpaired
by recent losses.
We are justified in saying that there is
NO STRONGER purely Fire Insurance Com
pany in this country than the "IMPERI-
AL With no Life liability. its large
Capital and Assets are solely and only for
protection against IRE. We present It for
with assurances that any losses
occurring under eur issues, viii have that
prompt attention which in b past has
been q marked feature Of this Agency.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
ManaRin Agent for Co.
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Without pictures Is IKE q room without
windows. Pictures are Ioopholes Of escape
other spheres. Pictures are consolen Of
loneliness; they ara books, they Rre.his-
tories and sermons which we can read
isarss.i B6t p%iet1fes to DO All this Must X
Of no ordinary kind, they must be flfl o.
life and meaning, and such, kind reader,
You may secure 81 the New England GAL
RICE@ArtiEG
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June "A.
BEEvEs-Dull and favors buyers
Sales 5000 extra Pennsylvania and west
ern steers at S7,50as, 00; fair 10 good at
$6,5Oa7, 90; common &c S, O0a6,O 90.
SHEEP-Duli. Sales 5000 head at
IS, 50s6,0 90 for good fat, and $3,00aS,5 so per
head for stock sheep.
Hoes-Firm. Sales 5.s2S head at $3.50
az, rs per cwt.
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Second Annual Reunion win be hsId.at
A~ebopotamia. July 4, tG2, Come, comrades,
and let rs nav q good time together. an
sotdiera are invited 10 meet with Us. Bring
along b ladies and come early.
G. G. RAYMOND, Pres.
WIN. W. WILCOX, Vice Pres.
GEO. B. KENNEDY, Cor. Sec.
June 1877
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Man Drowned at GIrara.
G1RAKp, June "a, 1872

GIRARD, June p, 1872
EDITOR CHRONICLE This little VII
lage was thrown into a fever Of excite
ment on yesterday morning by a report
that q man was drowning. On reaching
the bank of the river We learned that
Chas. Randall. in company with two
others named Chas. Lott and Noah
Pound were visiting their fish lines
which were set the evening before along
the river. The young man feeling like
play, began rocking the little skif, but
before they were aware il capsiZed,
throwing its inmates all into the river
Lott and Pound were good swimmers
and would have had little trouble in
reaching the bank, but while doing 80
they were called to by Randall for help.
Pound Immediately returned to the
drowning nan while Lott got the boat
into condition to assist. But Pound,
upon whom the drowning man bad fixed
his grasp, found that their united weight
was too much for his strength and that
both were fast sinking; he therefore
uAEa 70 iTeo uAuisou Out III
doing so was taken nearly to the bottom
OF the river, which, at this place, is about
ifteen feet in depth. He finally suc-
ceeded in getting loose, and on reaching
the surface was very much exhausted
himself. Alarm was given and immedi-
ate search was made by dragging the
with hooks in every direction,
until about three o'clock, p. NJ, when
two young men from Youngstown
at the scene and offered to dive
for the body. In company with two
young men Of this place they dove in
every direction from a large raft, until
the boiy was found. The deceased was
3 married man about twenty-five years
age; a resident OF this place, and the
son Of G. w. Randall, of Hubbard. he
was a workman in the foundry and was
respected by all of his aoquaintances.
This very sad accident is the third that
has happened in this place in a similar
manner. D. P. T.
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~--WUU-U
Every genuine box Of Dr.. AcLdtn's LiUer
RlI bears the signature of Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. 80 Take no other" The
markell full Of Limitations.
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YARREN. O. June Is. Is12
MnHinR Trial

Held on the farm Of Jas. Cottle. on June
p, 1872, the following Machines were in the
tea, viz: Buckeye, Wood. n Champion
After q careful test with the dynomometer,
the following result vas obtained:
Buckeye, too teas, Ist los D ID. 1861
Wood, LIST lis %. ll5b
champion. LIST GDb
The test was taken by men drawing the
Machines, mt no one on the same.
DWIGHT SMITH,
RICHARD DUNCAN.
Lime 26. Is12.
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You can take the ticks all ofyour lambs
by getting a few tobacco stems Of Gates &
Delin's, and make a wash for them. No
charge for stems.
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seIfKurder..I ntemperanee the Cause

Gto OAuSes
On Monday, Of last week, James
cravsord. who, for the past winter has
been q resident OF Warren, attempted to
commit suicide by cutting his arm with
razor. On the day above named, he
left the house Of Mr.. James Culbertson,
Of this city, who Is snunele Of the
DECEASED, and went 10 ths barn OF Mr..
Laney, residing in the northern part of
Ehss township, where he made the fatal
attempt at sslf-murder. Shortly alter
ne had inflicted the wound he was found
by Mn. l. in an inssnsible condition.
Help being summoned, be was conveyed
20 the hanse, when he revived, and hopes
were entertained ofhis recovery but on
g Tuesday he grew worse, and at night be
died The deceased vas about fifty
three years Of age. he wa born in
County Tyrone, Ireland, and came 70
= heAUnitod States nearly twenty-five
years since. \ naturally fine mind, i'm
y proved by edgeatiOa, BECAME impaired,
by the use ofIntoxicating liquor, TO such
an extent, that frequent fits Of insanity
occurred, during which he imagined
some enemy inpursuit Of him, During
the pest winter he has boarded in the
family Of James Lsney in the Northern
part Of this township, but more recently
has made his home with his uncle,
James C9lbertson, Of this city.r He
seemed sane enough through the spring,
end worked steadily st his trade of.
house-paintiRg until tbs lsst two weeks.
Sunday evening, OF last week, be at
tsnPtsd q murder Mr.. and Mrs. @, pat
the timely interference Of nelghbors pre-
rented. He leaves two brothers, living
10 Pkfshufgh
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The latest adVices relative to the
Alabama treaty controversy substantiate
those which some time since indicated
an early settlement Of the matter.
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In Youths and Children's Clothing to be
seen in Trumbuu County, is ct the Buffalo
Clothing Emporium, No. 2 Main st.
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No Bogus

Wholesale House IN New York, Phila-
delphia, Rochester or Buffalo. Ny clothing
and other goods are bought from good re-
ket prices, Come and buy, you q be
convinced. Tickets free, opena 81 al hours
OF the day and evening. D. 81. LAZARUS.
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Accidental

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one milton dollar. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMf, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. H-tL
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aEYour attention is especially directed
to sse advertisement Of Adams & Co., in
this number. One of the Oldest houses.
doing s large trade. They have the con-
- - oideRce Of the people End they really
u merit success. Their msnne CT doing
business cannot ail to please the trade.
SIS Fl Their stock Is immense. 60 and see
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A fine arb brown Mare. svs years old,
q good traveller and psrfectly gentle for
women and children TO drive. WILDE sold
Quire Of r. d. Barnum. June 26-tL
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.cDv Co.. Sd Ohio Vol. Cav.

Ladies Jet JeWelry.
something nice, call and see, at HuI's, on
Main st. June B-tf
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Maltby's H. & Ms.
And all the other popular brands,st Nc
Couuelps.
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Just Received,
A large assortmento OF French Bonnets and
Hats, at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Best CanTassed Sugar Cured Hams
u cents. Best Dried Beef17 cts. per n.-
Timothy and Glover seed low as the lowest,
HAPGOOD 4 BROWN.
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A Fine Lot Of
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice. at
McConuailE
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct Is H. WALDECK.
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VIM. T. Porter has removed his Green.
house to the corner Of High and Bazetta
his friends. A nne assortment OF plants on
hand. June 26-3t
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Daily Raners.

Daily Rapers.
Morning and Evening Daily Cincinnati
and CleYeland papers, at the City News
Depot, one door south Of the Post Once,
Warren, o.
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SfraI Horsa.

A dark bay Mare came to nay stable on
Sunday, 2Sd1nst., which thOowner can have
by calling, proving property and paying
charges. Il. P. BASSETT.
Wsrren, June &-tf
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Headquarters
For Guipure Lace, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Ryou don't Know

What yo4 want " the Way or Clothinl
Will Ind It for you. No. Main ST.
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Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's. No. s
Main Street.
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Cabbage Plants.
Best varieties, any quantity. at low
figures. Also Tomato and Sweet Potato
Plants. Hoyt 4 Spear. No. 5 Main st.
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20 Cases

Fresh CoYe Oysters Just received and for
sale by the case'or can at way down prices,
at James hcConnell'L
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Soda Water ! Soda WaterI
Best in town, at Allison Drug Store.
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For Men apd Boys, OF D. n. Lazarus, he
makes no false promises, but win give to
mi and all their moneys worth.
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Graanhnnsa RemOTad.

ofchoice Cigars just received at III Mar.
ket Street Drug Store.
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The Largest

The Largest Z
And most select stock OF Fashionable
Clothing eve seen in Trumbuli county, and
at prices that all will acknowledge to be
lower than the lowest is at the Buffalo
Clothing House. No. 2 Main ST.
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Four Brands

FRUIT Jars
At H. G. Stratton & Co.'s. Aason's I'm
proved Porcelain Top-the best.
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Important
Farmers {!

To All who use or sell Cigarsl Yon can see
the largest and best stock on the Reserve,at
Gates & Delin's. Market st., Warren, Ohio.
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Trussesl
Best assortment in Warren,-call and see
81 AlllEon's Drug Store,
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All the Latest Styles
or Dress Trimmings, consisting Of Fringe,
Turquoise Velours Glmps and Laces, at
GUNLEFINGER &BRO.
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All Who Have

Not seen the new Patent S~elf-actInR
Spring nse9 in Trunks would do Well to cal
Their great superiority over the old Msh-
Toned straps formerly, and stin used.
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TruSses !

Ice COLD Lemonade
That can't be beat, at Me0onnell's.
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Fans q Speciality
And found in great variety. 1t
GUNLEFINGER BRO.
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ola Dolly Warden or Grand Duke Hat,
should go TO the Buffalo Clothing House.
next door to Trumbun National Bank.
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Sweet Potato.

DWttL IULdUUi
Cabbage and Tomato Plants, large, strong
plants. Hoyt & Spear. Nc. 5 Main st.
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Rutter and Cheese Market.

NEw YORK. June 2.-Butter dull at
10al5e for Western. Cheese heavy at
l0aI3c for new.
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Fruit Jars

CasWelI, Hazard & Co.'s
Depot for all theIT UnEivaled Preparations
At H. @. Stratton 4 Co.'S
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CnmDIefe,

Ny stock OF Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks
and Trimming Goods, Is fun In every de-
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