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Would have been perfectly happy ifStan-
ley had only bought some of H. q. Stratton
& Cs's splendid Teas. They sell tariff off,
Market ST., Drug Store.
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Bargains at Kings!

Now is the time to buy everything in the
way OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry n Plated
Ware, cheap, at Kings Jewelry Store, Z
Main st. Call n see.
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4 New Departure

| BOnnets and Hats
Sold at cost for the next 80 days, an Gun
lefnger & Bros.
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lee Cold Lemonade
Christ Church. Warren.

Best assortment in warren.-can and see
at Allison's Drug Store.
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Notice
DIR. Livingston

A small, nice office room on the I'd floor
for rent, in Idding's Block. Enquire at Id
dings & Morgan's Store.
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EeefIng.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Will meet in the basement Of the NJ. T..
Church, next Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited. L. NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
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Down. Down.
BARGAINS. Rarpnins-

Pricers lower than ever. to make room for
fall and winter stock, at the Buffalo Cloth
ing House.
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$3.50.

$3.50.
First class Croquett at Tyler's Gun Store
and Sewing Machine Rooms at $3.50 per set,
8 Balls, s Mallets and Box complete.
July 2i-4t
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Soda Water 4! Soda Waterl
Best in town. at Allison Drug Store p
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Teas RetaileI

Almost as low as they were before Horace
Greeley went crazy. Prices reduced 10 70 90
cents a paund July lst. Hoyt & Spear, No.
5 Main st.
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Re.Opened.

Trunks, Trunks,
Oft b very best make and at low figures,
at the Buffalo Clothing House.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-07

A Fine Lot OF -
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice. at
McCOnnells. 49,.
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3 wAKRES, OHIO. Dec. 20. ISL

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received q for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
at James McConnell's.
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Ice Cream ParlOrS
Ooen every day and evening, at Neon
nell's. Main st.
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Hartlore. Kegau & Co.

hegan & 60.
Genuine Baltimore Cove Oysters, at less
by the dozen or case that Cleveland prices.
II. g. STRATTON & co.
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To the Retail Trade.
We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, GATES q DELIN.
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% Gases

Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct 25- II. WALDECK.
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AccluenIS!
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 20
WHITTLESEY ADAM, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. H-tL.
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All Goods Delivered
Free Of charge, by Mcconnell.
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u cents. Best Dried BeefT cts. per d.
Timothy and Clover seed low as the lowest,
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
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For Men and Boys. at greatly reduced
prices, TO make room for winter stock.
II. NJ. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-07

We Make n Speciality
or the Jobbing Trade.
GATES & DELIN.
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GUsTAVUs SCHOOL.

A SELECT SCHOOL UNDER
IA the supervision Of Mr.. ]. +. Bacon. will
be opened August %. 1871, in the Academy
al Gustavus Center. Mr.. b. will be happy
to meet as man OF the aspiring young men
and women as may think proper to avail
themselves Of such educational advan-
ages as are Us ually sought in an Academy
7 Normal Sch DOL. tjuly lists
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For a Good Square Meal
Go to MeConnelrs Main St.. Restaurant
and Bakery,
Every Thing
In the eating line to be had at Neon
nells. [
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
"Hub."
To attend Mr.. GiImore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home to stay,
Come look at our styles. without any delay,
And fling your old hats 10 the moles and
bats,
And buy our lofty Jubilee Hats;
And in the words OF the famous H. g.
That is what now about the great
Jubilee. POTTER &-Co.
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Removed.

a NOW departure
From old prices. We nave reduced the
price OF all u Teas, from 10 to 20 cents per
pound. HOYT & SPEAR.
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For Moving Machines.
Caster OIL, Lard OH. Crude Mecca oil.
HOYT & 81 EAR.
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wARREN, OHIO. Dec. 20, 1871.
Insurance AgencyOf WhittleSey Adams,
Market Street.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY," of London established 1903.
Paid up capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, (Gold) unimpatred
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 fire. We present II for
patronage, with assurances that any losses
occurring under our issues, will have that
prompt attention which in the past q
been a marked feature OF this Agency
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, ~
Managing Agent for TrumbullCo.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
1.-the Stats Of Ohio. Trumbun County, e..
Wilson Boyd.O In the Court Of Common
Lucstts BoydJ
The said Wilson Boyd has filed IN said
Court, his petition for . divorce nom said
Luce tia Boyd, upon b ground OF wtllfu
absence for more than three years. The
cause will be for hearing AZ any time aftar
six weeks from June 10, lgz
HUTCHIES, FUTILE &STULL,
July 10, I72-St-
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table

NOVEMBER Is, lS7l.-
Trains Goiur SOuth.-Man leaves Niles at
ESQ a. m. arrives at Leetonia at 1l:g7 pm,
and at New Lisbon at Hiss am. Express
leaves Niles at 6:35 pm, arrives at Leetonia
m $50. and NewLisbon at SIS. @
Trains. Going NOrth.-Express leaves New
Lisbon at 5:35 AM. arriving at Deetonia
al G:E am, and at Niles at 7:z7 am Nail
leaves New Lisbon at 200 pm, Leetonia $50,
and arrives AZ Niles at 4:lO.
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Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, &c.
HOYT & SPEAR,
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| Fresh Vegetables
For a Good Square Meal

Can always be found in their season, at
MeConneWs
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Best Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams

Cold Soda Water,
The best and coolest in the city. al McCon-
~a1Ifg
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Accidents

A good family Horse. Enquire of
July IL. GATES & DELIN.
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ESTATE of Samuel Ferguson, decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin-
ted and qualified as Executor on the estate
OF Samuel Ferguson, decd late OF TrumbuIl
County. Ohio.
ANDREW FERGUSON.
Liberty July "A, lS72-3t
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Maltby's II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands, at Nc
ronna1Ifa
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Turnip Seed
At STATIONS Drug Store.

Ladies Jet JeWeIry.
Something nice, cal and see, at HuI's. on
Main ST. June 26-tf
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CAMP, RANDALL & co.

Retail Price Current. Corrected Weekly.
al WARRKN. OHIO, August 8, Isl
BUYING.
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Jubilee Song.

LftTl IHIHS
In the eating line to be had at McCon-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-20
1878, THE WORLD 1873

A new political era - opening before the
The neGro-cycle Of orr politics has rounded
To tts conclusion through civil war, social vio-
ing Freedom to four millions of the negro race,
aid the ballot TO it's adtiit males.
. The old order cbaDgeth, yielding place to
new"
The politics OF this new era will come home
to every mans business and bosom as never be-
lore. being vial to private Pr9I,sperity and the
For not only are the manifold encrCachments
the large liberty of American freemen now as
always TO be repellcd with ccaselesS Vigilancei
3 not only is home rule or local selt-goverhmcnt
now as always TO be maintained for the best
guarantee of civil liberty and OF national great
are 70 give sniendor to the new Political era
must be won against every advantage which
or possess.
gigantic Debt, which the honor of the coun-
try is pledged to pay. encumbers all our indus
tries with its oppressive burden. Nevertheless
our systems of Municipal and State Taxation
lease the rich. Nevertheless our systen of Fed
eral Taxation is such an infamous masterpiece
of monOpolists and favOrites and thieves, as
never anywhere has disgraced modern civiliza-
alton rather than its amount. paraiyzed the in
dustries OF France. And along with the Tariff,
tures, abridges the number of our industries,
cuts down the profits on the exports from all
our shipping f. ON off the high seas, and hlches
- from the peoples pockets every time il puts
gine of oppression, stupidity and fraud goes a
Currency of fluctuating value as the measure
of values in every act of domestic exchange.
Whatever parties may arise or fall. whatever
their defeats or triumphs, and whatever their
names, THE WORLD now is and always will re-
main the unflinching champion of
LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY,
whereof Freedom, defended and defined by
Justice is the polnr-star.
As a Vehicle Of NcIcs THE WORLD will spare
no expense, no energy, to maintain and ad-
vance its place in the first rank of metropolitan
journals. Its fresh, abundant, various, and acc
e., urate news. comprising the whole circle OF
-, ,Uratc intelligence and literature, will be dis
80. d as becomes Trustworthy Organ Ot Optn-
90 " Ia candOr, with steady devotion to sound
r,,J,Iic :, i private morals, with special know
, m e 1ecaI themes, and with various and
- .anob n apprehension of the manifold
Interests Of .n.>H and women in their homes, mes
their marIet-p. aces, their workshops and their
farms.
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Ho,c the Gates Came Ajar.

Twas whispered one morning in HEAVIER
That the little child angel, Nav,
In he shadow of the great white portal
Sat so,rowing night and day
How She said 10 ihe stately warden,
He oS The key and bar,
so angel dear angel pray you
Let The beautiful gates ajar.'
81 can hear nv mo; her weeping
She is lonely and cannot see
a glimpse of he light in The darkness
Where the Gaics shUt after me;
o t:irn once the key, dear angel,
The spleudor will sh ne so fac
Bet The angel answered, 81 dare not
Let The beautiful gates ajar''
Then up rose Mary he blessed.
Sweet Mary, The mother o. Christ,
Her hand on The hand of the angel
She laiG, and the touch sufficed-
Turned was the key in he por.al,
Ualooscd was The golden bar,
Aud 10 in the angel child's fingers
Stood .he beautiful gates ajar
'And the key for no further using
To my blessed Son shall be given"
Said Mary, the mother of Jesus,
Tenderest heart in heaven.
Now there's never a sad-eved mother
Bu, may ,aich the glory afar,
Siace SaIe in the SaviOur's bosom
Are the keys of The gates aiar.
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NUMBER 47.
SIR JOHN MOORE nrE,rD E.IzoaTIc,,y-


Not 4 sound was heard on the -srrrr- s--as+
As home from the concert NJ. l,,,-....5
For we found not a street car. ,srriaae or
bus, -
And we felt considerably worried
W" hailed n driver we used TO know.
Ausi hnrriedly asked the reason:
he said, aS lac sadly shook his head
That the horses were all a sneezin'
And so we silently went orr way
To the place where we kept our FLY;
We FOUND her weeping ut ewes and nose,
Aud shaking as though 'twere chilly
In VAN we offi.Fed her tempting oats
Aud 'bran ma, h warm and smokino.
She turned her head from the fragrant bait,
AID swallowed as if she was choking.
w" shoo'S down a bed of fresh new hay,
With bag of corn for a bolster:
y nj We Gazed at the saddle overhead
"''h us shining stirrups and holster.
We thought, rs we looked In The rI,zi,rr e,-.
That her troubles would soon h. o. -
Never more would she crop the grass
Or Craze ON The crimson clover.
Slowly we turned from he stable door
With heart thar was wildly bratiur
And when we went in the carly morn
We found her quietly eating.
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Too Much FOR HTM.--An aged negress
whose eminent picty had secured an exten-
sive reputation, in walking her usual round
of visits dropped in upon neighbor, who
was equally well known as a temperance
man and hater of tobacco. After being
courteously received, the negress pulled
from her pocket a long pipe, and COM
meneed smoking some very strong tobacco,
to the infinite disgust of her host.
The man maintained his compOSure sew
eral minutes; but the fuial and smoke
soon became too powerful for him, and
rising flom his chair, said
''Amt Chloe, do you think you are a
Christain?''
''Yes, brudder l speclis | Is.
''Do You believe in the Bible, aunty?''
eyes, brudder."
''Do you know there is passage in the
Scriptures which declares that nothing NJ,
clean shall enter the kingdom of Heaven
eyes, I've heard of it.
''Do you believe it?''
eyes"
''Wel, Chloe, you smoke, ana you Sao,'la 0'a,,,
not enter the kingdom OF tteaVei' I,'+1,
there is nothing so nnclean as the ple.,.t' a.
! of n smoker. What do you say to that
stWbv. I specs 70 leave my preh oehihd
me when so to heaven
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CHAPTER ".
No more shall feel the Captains tread,
Nor sail the wateTy main;
The harpies of the Martha Ann
Have plucked the Betsy Jane.


The harpies of The Martha Ann
Have plucked the Betsy Jane.
The conclusion of the first chapter saw
the white.Tinged yin Betsy Jane ,plowingM M heI
Bay as the poet tastefully observes. Upon
her quarterback stood the unhappy De
Pompano. for whom Hope had ceased to
smile. and DER whose wounded spirit fell
Despair brooded like a demon dark as
Ercbus As he strobe the deck his browS
indicated breast swept by tempesr of
thoughts too deep FOR tears! Ever aud anon
his eagle glance wandered, like an electric
flash, far across the murmuring waves.
''If the log lie not, lie at last muttered
in a hoaTse whisper, ''we are nearing the
mouth of Dog river. If the accursed hound
is TO return to the city tonight, it is high
time he had left the shore. -
Suddenly the man at the masthead an
nounccd a sail in sight.
s.In what quarter?' cried Capt. De Pom
panO, while fresh conhagration seemed to
rage in his dark eyes.
3"To the windward, abaft the head
light" was the reply.
Capt. De Pompano turned and gazed
eagerly in the direction indicated. He in
stantly recognized the Martha Ann by the
sancy cut of her jib. The recognition
seemed to transform him into a mania de
mon. Dashing his spyglass against the
scupper and flinging his hat oven board, he
sprang into the rigging with the bound of
an enraged tigress, and running up the
mainmast hand over hand, he uufurled the
black flag and nailed it to the topgallant
yarG-arm. Then descending the mast with
the rapidity of a thunderbolt, he seized
his meerschaum and tiercely piped ali hands
on deck.
When the crew, consisting of the boat
swain. the cook, and the chambeImaid,
had assembled at the startling call, Capt.
Pompano, with nostrils dilating, and eyes
af!ane. pointed to the ebon ensign floating
darkly above them, and hOaIsely exclaimed:
s.BehoId ye yonder flag ?''
eve do, we do" shouted the crew i'll
one voice.
tAnd do you see her ?'' exclaimed the
captain in voice of thunder, pointing to
the Martha Ann, which came dashing on
not hundred yards distant.
s'We do, we do P' again cried the crew,
enthusiastically.
Then clear the deck for action and GO
for her !" exclaimed the captain III n voice
of sevenfold thunder, az the same time
seizing a one-ounce howitzer (of the Capt.
Q Grant pattern) and firing a bunch of grape
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-20
CHAPTER III.
She never had in love been crossed
Who let this foolish maxim fail:
Twas better to have loved ani lost
Than never to have loved at all

.f. FANNY KENO
At-the conclusion of the last chapter we
left the peerless Maud Fitzperkins seated
at the window of her gorgeous boudolr
reading the latest novel As the gentle
creature thus sat and read The story OF love
and romance, seeming unconscious that
she was herself beloved-wildly, passion
ately beIoved-and must ere long become
the subject of the most wonderful roman
ces, the door of her chamber turned noise
lessly upon its hinges, and her sister-a
sweet, gushing, full-blown rosebud OF thir-
ty summers. though carefully Kept IN the
background, as if
s--born TO blush unseen.
And waste her sweetness on the Kitchen air,
the door, we say, turned, etc, and the
sister of Maud entered the room, bearing in
her hand a card.
Upon that card was Inscribed the name OF
Captain de Pompano. s
Maud cast an imperious glance at the
name and exclaimed, with that petuance
which is 50 winning in The maid and charm
ing in the wife :: sET ~
EsHIy goodness gracious ma do won
dor What that fellows come hack here for ?
He's fool if he thinks I'm going to have
him." =,
90 Maud he's such nice fellow ~ said
Ter sister ''I am sure II he were to come
to see ne
'sTo see your and the willful young
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WAGES IN THE FIFTEENTH CENT
Before the discovery of AmcriG'' II y s''lIt !.
that money was SO scarce th,' 1ft ti.a liIS D. q
a DAYS worl, was fixed Ia. act OF the Brit
ish Parliament, in 13Tzs at one penny per
day and in l4l1 Scotch 12 IG", bshopsthen Hl '9 g
i;. ~, -, =, Tngiand-was three half pence
pl.soil At this time, tweuty-four eggs
- sold for penny, u pair of shoes for
sanr pence, a fat goose for two and half
renee, a hen for penny, wheat three
pence per bushel, and fat OK for six shil-
lings and eight pence. So that in those
days, a DAYS work would buy n hen or
two dozen eggs four days work would
buy a pair of shoes On the whole, human
labor brought, ON the average ab"nt nan
as much food and perhaps one-toI,rth run aS
much cloth or clothing as 1t now does
These are encouraging facts Tor lapor TO
formers.
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THE uEh KY World

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4. All the news in concise summary.
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CHATTER II.

CHAPTER II. r" -'.
s'SF~ sas q phantom of delight,
The brightest star in beauty 5 skies,
And ali that's best of dark and bright
Met in her aspect and her eyes
..-.. - = l7.F WORDswORrH.
Naud Geraldine Fitzperkins was almost
the only daughter of her doting parents,
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Reader, my story is ended. If have
succeeded in implantiug in one youthful
breast love for the puie, the beautiful,
and the good, or in baniShjrg theTefrom a
sinole desire to engage IN pavaI pursuits.
| shall feel amply repaid for the midhight
oil have consumcd.-NO6i1eR RegiSter.
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D., s,yorftc Weekly. THE IiRrTGHUEG
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= = ~ -. tIr elevation of the LdbUrirg
e. tbe profectINn OF the PeGple aSaiin-t
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