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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-14

| The 1I5th o. V. L, will hold q re-
union at Salem, Columbiana county, on
the 18th OF September.
The sixth annual reunion Of the
18th Ohio Battery will be held al
Mesopotamia, on Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
Members of the 18th Ohio Battery are
cordially invited to be present, as we'll
as relatives Of comrades, and the public
generally.
BY reference to our obituary col
umn, it will be observed that Mr.. Henry
Barnhisel, Of Girard, died at his resi-.
dence on Thursday of last week. Mr..
Barnhisel was a very old resident of
Girard, having located upon the premi-
SEES upon which he died in 1913. He was
a BENEVOLENT, upright citizen, and uni
versally esteemed for his many social
qualities Youngstown VTndieatOr, Aug.
8.
The music for the Grant and Wilson
meeting last Saturday evening was fur
nished by a martial band from Niles.
The band was composed of young men
who did credit to themselves, in the
name in which they produced some
stirring music. At an occasion like last
Saturday evening, music by a brass
band would be very acceptable and
appreciated, but unfortunately
there is not ct present such an ~organizs-
lion in Warren, but there is the material,
and some measures ought to be taken to
form a band.
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Save and mend pieces use Spaul
IncIudes the Whole.

Not all In posing, not a in lighting. n0t all
in dark room manipulation. not dUin chemi-
cal working. not all in fine instruments, not
all in good printing. not all in finely arrang-
ed apartments, but il takes all these re-
q~uisites combined to make the one great
whole complete; and readers whenever you
see pictures that are really fine, max up
you mind that they are not the result of
chance, or from the hands of brainless snobs
whose highest ambition Of they have any
is to get your last dOllar-but on the other
hand, remember that those who succeed
something more h a the mere accumula-
ton Of dollars and cents. Without my
personal application of the above to myself
or any one else. I invite the criticism Of the
best judges in the country to my style Of do
ing business. You will find me at the old
place. New England ~Gallery-ready with a
competent corps OF assistants to wait upon
you in turn. Sign OF the Revolving Pyra-
mid. RICE-Artist.
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Flre..Confagration Exllngnished.

bhoWNsNlLLEi MIMI. Ocl' q
Tuesday night a fire broke out in a
shed adjoining the store OF Joosten &
Cluss. The shed was filled with barrels
of benzine and kerosene oil, and was in
stantly a mass of flames. The citizens
were promptly on hand, but water SEEM
ed only to make matters worse, and it
was feared the whole business portion OF
the town would be destroyed. Finally
a Babcock Extinguisher, which had
been standing unused for more than two
years, was brought to bear, and the fire
put out.-By Telegraph to Chicago Post.
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How TO 90 VAST

"a q
Thisf is an Inquiry which every one should
have trLIJuELy answered before he starts on
his journey, and n little care taken in ex-
animation OF Routes will in many cases
save much trouble, time and money.
The &C, B. & Q. r. r." running from Chi
cago, through Galesbulg to Burlington, and
the a., b. & w. Route" running from 1ndi-
annapolis, through Bloomington to Burling-
ton have achieved a spleneid reputation In
the last two years as the leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with the b. & NJ. r. r. and from the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
thro' sotheln Iowa TO Nebraska and Kansas,
with close connectionsto California and the
Territories. and passengers starting from
Trumbull County, on their way westward,
cannot do better than to takethe BuRLIKGS
TON ROUTE. +tlN
This Line has published a pamphlet called
How to go West" which contains much
valuable Information: a large correct map
of the Great West, which can be obtained
free OF charge by addressing the General
Passenger Agent r. & NJ. r. r. Burlington,
Iowa
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New YORK Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. August -.
BEEvEs-Total receipts S.I60, with
$500 to-day, viz: III cars at Communi-
paw, 6S at Tooth street and 81 at Wee
haYken, 1,400 less than last week. Trade
is very lively and prices &c better than
last Monday. A good many tops sold
at l3ic; fat steers at 12IaI3c; thin western
at IIal2c; Texans at S1al0c, the market
averaging strong at 12c. Itwould have
been higher but for so many Texans.
There were nearly LOGO Texans for the
week. They are still dullof sale. Sales
of 8 cars Of Texans of st cwt at Sc; 6 cars
5 cwt at SIC; 4 cars Z ewt Texans, coarse,
10I ; 6 cars Ohio IT cwt 13a13lc; 6 cars
Indiana u cwt 12aI3c /; 6 cars Kentucky
8 cwt l21a13c; @ airs Illinois u cwt
13a13le. The market closed very strong.
SHEET AND LAMBS Total receipts
q, 800 for the week or about the same as
on the previous week, with rising 10, 900
on sale. Trade is dull and sheep rather
lower. Lambs decline to Sc for the best
20 b state, with a car of Pennsylvania
60 lbs at Sic. A few fine 100 h Ohio sheep
sold at &c; l CIR of SO ms at &c; l car poor
GO lbs at sc. Many remain unsOld.
HoGs-Receipts A, 100 total, or 1890
more than the previous week, with only
81 cars to-day. Dressed advanced a little,
sellinga at 6ka62c. Live are worth 44a5c,
2 ears selling at $3.50 and one car extra
Ohio at S5.I5 per cwt.
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GREENE.

GREENE, August y, 1872.
EDITOR CHRONICLE: As the new
wheat crop will soon be ready for the
mills, we take pleasure in saying thai
the well known and highly popular
Touring mills of Rice & Martin, loca.
ted in the north part of Greene, has
been put in perfect order in eyerv de
partment; that they may be in readi'
ness for the new crop. The proprie'
tors have succeeded in securing the
labors of an experienced and careful
engineer, Mr.. Amisa Sparks; and
his shrill whistle peals forth the time
of day at Z, II, 1, and 6, which seems
to be a kind of regulator to the whole
neighborhood. With the experience
the proprietOrs have had in.their bu
siness, we think we speak advisedly
in saying that no better flour can be
made in the county. We believe,
however that they do not hold item
selves obligated to make a No 1 ar
ticle out of wheat "fllsd with gravel
stones"
In a former article we stated that
our cheese factories were in full blast,
and were represented by several de-
nominations on the Sabbath. We have
since been credibly informed that the
work at Mr.. James Braden's factory
is closed up Saturday night, that all
is still and quiet on the Sabbath. Mr..
Braden and patrons have a higher
regard for right principles than for a
trifing gain. We feel truly sorry
that our other two factories have not
taken a similar course. We would
not Judge another mans Ool-
science" nor would we ''set at naught
our brother" but it is a matter of
deep regret that Christians, espec-
tally those occupying high official
positions in the church, should so far
dishonor their high profession as to
cast their influence against the Chris
tian Sabbath, an Institution to which
we are deeply indebted for our civil
and religious privileges. D. b. B.
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"A. d. Webb, Esq, was attacked
during last week with hemorrhage OF
the lungs, and for several days his life
has been ~despaired of. 1t is thought he
cannot recover.
In the list of Township Republican
Committeeman published last week, we
should have given the names of t. I.
Gillmer, Of Newton, and Lemuel Gran
ger, Of Liberty. The following names
should have been added to the Brook
field committeeman ,to-wit: John Jones,
I'd, and Roger Richards.
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PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK MARKET.

49,
CATTLE-The receipts of cattle to-day
have been fair, and consist of through
stock There is nothing doing in the
yards to-day buyers all east. The mar
ket wound up duh and weak. Medium
cattle sold dull and weak at about &c of,
while common dragged very slow from
J to &c lower. Following are about the
prices at which the different grades sold
at the close of the market on Friday
evening: Extra 400 to 1,5O0 lbs steers,
S6,75 to $50; prime 1900 MS steers, S6,25
to $50; fair LOO lbs steers 1915 to 1925
good LOO MS steers, SIS to 5,35; fair 1000
MS steers $3.50 to $500.
SHEEP-The sheep market has had no
change worthy of note since our last re-
port. Trade wound up slow, though all
stock was sold or shipped out, and none
remains over. Prices are from to &c
lower than last week, aud even at the
decline buyers did not seem anxious to
purchase. Following are the current
rates: Extra, 90 ibs sheep, $3.50 to s., 70;
prime, so to So ms sheep, $500 to S5,25;
fair, IS ms sheep, s4,25 to S4,75; common
3d. 5 to S4,O0.-CommeTcidL.
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Another leading Democrat can't
stomach GreeleyI Hon. Edward Ball,
of GAINESVILLE, well known in Ohio as
a man Of great legislative experience,
having served several terms in both
Congress aud the Ohio Legislature,
openly declares opposition to the Gin
cinnati Baltimore fraud, and an
nounces that it is mis- Intention to
stump every township in Muskingum
county for Grant and Wilson. Hon.
William Ball, present member of the
Ohio House, brother to Edward,
writes that he so far TevOlts at fried
crow as to eat it under protest.-0hia
State IouTnGI.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF
T. j. MILAN s. Son,
w Ohio.

We offer for sale the following property
Farm IN Greene. One hundred and nifty
acres OF excellent land situate one mill
northwest OF the center of Greene town.
ship. Good buildings. barns, granary she'd
for q cattle; fine young, bearing orchard
good water. There is an unopened stonC
quarry on the farm. Fifteen acres Of good
timber; viii sell for forty dollars per acre
Part down n nine years time on balance
or will take as part pays smaller farm neal
Warren.
Michigan Farm.-One hundred and sixty
trade for property IN Trumbul county
good dwelling and barn, Is acres improved
balance good timber; four miles from Rail
road station; good markets, living water
&C, astream large enough to raft logs run
ming through the farm. Saw mill near by,
Price $1,000. Terms easy.
a nice Farm just one mile from Court
House., fifteen acres Of land, partly i'm
proved and part in timber; aood water. barn,
fruit trees, &c. Comfortable dwelling
Price $500. Part down, and time on balance.
A great bargain. t-.
$500. Nearly new dwelling On Vine St..
IN good neighborAood. $1,000 down and
time on rest.
$500 for dwelling and three lots on Liberty
street, west side. ~
1915. Desirable lot for building, situate in
upper part Of city, in good locality. 500
dOwn-time on balance.
Rdntsd.-A person who has two new bug
gies desires to trade them for an eligible
building lot. CAN soon; viii trade one or
both; buggtes have never been used.
Other PT0peTty.-We have pieces not ad-
yertiSed; If you want anythingin real estate
do not fail to give us q call, and we viii try
and suit you. H1
For RenE-Dwenfngs and Rooms for rent.
Call at once and be suited. T t.-
July y AEA@ #H"|.aHa. #.". Oh. H
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Life, Liver, Lungs.

The important bearing that these organs
ave in continuing a healthy existence
makes 1t of paramount importance that
they should be attended to when in a dis
ordered and sickly state. We have often
whenever the speaker attempts TO say
something, at the hundreds Of coughs which
ring as II our threats were made Of bell
metal or brass, instead of the fine tissues
which line not only our Threats, but even
the ramiications of the bronchia
and lungs. There is not one Of these coughs
that could not be cured in less than two
such as DR.. KEYsER's LUNG CURE, and many
of them in less time. Many of them, II
neglected, will undoubtedly lead to some
fearful lesion of the throat or lungs, which
may set all remedies to naught. The part
of wisdom is beginning in time, as "a little
leak has been known 10 sink a great ship"
Office and Medicine Store. l67 Liberty St.,
Pittsburgh.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
MIscELLANEoUs
PER BARREL
Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING aug. Il, lolz.
FLoUR-The market is fairly active
and prices are firm.
Der 5000; Xxx red No l IS so; X red
No 2S8 00@S Is.
RYE FLoUR-The market is quiet
and steady. We quote 3 ,50a6,00
WHEAT-The market was dull, but No.
2 new was held at 81 42@1 43, offers OF
81 Al being refused. Old nominal.
~CoRN-The market was unchanged.
High mixed held at SOC; low mixed at
49c; cars on track 47c.
OATs-Quiet and unchanged. No. l
held at 36c.
RYE-Demand light and few sales.
Prices are standing nominally at zoe.
BARLEY-Priees are nominal, the de-
mand being very light.
PoRK-Prices are steady with good de-
mand. No. Imess Sl3,e0; No. 2 do Sl2,75;
extra clear SI4, 90; extra short clear SIS, 80.
LARD-The demand is moderate at
Gle for city rendered in kegs; &c do in
tierees. Country rendered SaS4c.
SMOKED MEATs-The market is very
active and prices are firm. City sugar
cured Hams 16c; do Shoulders Sc; do
breakfast Bacon Ole; Dried Beef 1Sc; Beef
Tongues 1925 per dozen.
BUTTER-Quiet. Choice in good request
at 19a2Oc; fair to good 12alec; inferior
nominal.
CHEEsE-Nothing new to-day. Prices
were steady, without prospect Of change.
Orders for prime factory are filed at III
al2c.
EGGs-Fresh were in moderate re-
quest at Ice, while old stock were merely
nominal
OILs-Dull and weak. We quote Lin
seed SSc for Raw and 93c for Boiled in
small job lots.
PorGToEs-Demand fair for Early
Rose, and prices range from $2,25a2,50
per barrel, according to quality.
SEEDs-There is little doing in clover,
although a slight movement is being
made at IS 75a6 90. Timothy is active
and firm at g 25a3 80 per bushel.
DRIED APPLEs-The market is weak
and demand light. Sales are backward
at Case for prime quality.
HoPs-Firm at 66a90c, for New York
and Western.
LIME-White is in good request at 1,30
per barrel. Water is firm and steady
We quote; Akron and OsWego $3.50;
Louisville Cement, 5 1850.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at a range of S9,50a
1000 per ton; Calcined Plaster ranges at
81, 5Oa3, 90 per barrel.
SALT-In good request and prices firm.
Coarse $3.50, fine $3.50 per bbl.-LeddeT.
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Butter-DuIl.
Western 1Oal5c. Cheese-dull at l0al2ic.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 12,-Butter-Choice
packed 16a1Sc. Cheese.-Ohio factory
l0a1l4c.; dairy 9a10.
WELLINeToN, o., Aug. 1~2-Cheese,-
Dealers are paying 10a104c. from wagon,
and billing on orders at Halle.
AT Ravenna, Hudson, Aurora and So
Ion, theeheese market is somewhat fir
mer, prices ranging from 9to 10c. &
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-14

My Gallery which has been closed on ae-
count OF illness and inability TO procure an
efficient operator, is now re-Opened, haying
nearly regained the former, n being so
fortunate as TO procure the services of Prof
Lew ID. Bradley, who is a good and success
MI Photo. Artist, having carried on the BUSH
ness for years in other places. Our former
patrons will accept thanks Tor past favors
and be assured that we are more than ever
determined TO excel In ourline, Inc greatly
all who sit before our camera. desiring q
perfect likeness. Our work shall be as good
as as done anywhere, n in every case sat
isfactiOn will be guaranteed ,atPotter's Star
Gallery, East side Main st.
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Aus. ID, 1877

EDITOR CHRoNIcrE:-The Republi-
can vote in this town will be full and all
for Grant. There are a few sorehead
Greeleyites who are doing considerable
prophesying, but tits vaini
There was a pleasant party at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Brockett, in
this place on last Tuesday evening, be-
ing their wooden wedding. Everything
went "Merry as a marriage bell" May
they live TO enjoy themselves and their
golden weddings, is the wish Of many
friends. NIX.
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POWERS, CoRNERs. Aug. u. ISL

POWERS CORNERS, Aug. u, 1872.
, EDITOR CHRONICLE: - Intelligence
reaches us. through the last issue of the
Constitution, that n of our Republicans,
]. NJ. Dickerman, has gone over to the
Liberal Republican ticket. We are glad
to be able to state that, even should this
be a fact. which we very much doubt,
we yet sustain u equilibrium in the
acquisition to our ranks of a lifelong
Democrat, Tod Anthony, who declares
he will vote the Republican ticket.
Con.
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Church Dedication.

In OrangeYille the church building
belonging to the United Brethren in
Christ is to be dedicated, the services to
commence August Goth inst, in the ave
ming. Dedication on Wednesday. 2lst.
Bishop Glosbre uer is expected to be
present to oficiate, assisted by Elders
Brace and Miller.
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Mr.. Summers Position no lOnge
Doubtful.

He evidently feels that he has discharged
q great duty, and is willing to leave the re-
suit with the people. but In declaring this
to the people the result will be national and
not conhnedtoTrumbul county and vieini-
ty. as in my case. whend declaring that I am
on the side of good tcOrk and fair prices. and
no change of basis.
P.S.-FarmerS and their families will do
well to remember that they can get just as
COED UOrk in cloudy or rainy lDeGlheT as in fair
Please don't forget this, but harness up
you teams N start at once for the New
England Gallery where experienced hands
VIII be found ready TO wait upon you
Call at the sign OF Revolving Pyramid.
R~ICE-Artist.
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Are You Going West f,

If so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which is poSiiUsl0,
the only Line hat run three Daily Express
Trains from st. Louis TO Kansas City and
the we>ti and is, positively, he only Line
which runs PuIlman's Palace Sleepers and
fine Day Coaches (especidUyyOT moreTSequtp-
ped with Milleris Safety Platform and the
PATENT Mean Brske, from 81. Louis 10 Kansas
City, Fort Scott. Parsons, Lawrence eaYen-
worth. Atchison, st. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs, and Omaha, trithOJn 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 s. u, Thompson. Agent,
Missouri Pacfno r. Il. Columbus, Ohio, or y.
A. Ford, General Passenger Agent,St. Louis,
Mo. No. trouble TO GnSlCeT questions.
March 2. 1872.
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Exploded.

The long cherished theory that a boiler or
steamer could not be so constructed as to
lOJOin0 them is successfully exploded by the
introduction and use of the Steam Washer
and Womdn's Friend" now being sold by
Mr.. n Mrs. n. N. Bartlett, of Niles. Send
$1,000 for sample Washer" and be con-
WINGED. Civ The WASHER" a fair trial and
then If you are not satisfied that IL is as rep
resented, return It, and your money shall
be refunded. Mr.. q Mrs. N. N. BARTLETT.
July 81,
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nnris Sewing Machine

Mrs. Tew, of Newton Falls. has used a
avis Sewing Machine for thelast IL months
in the Tailoring business and has earned
within that time S400,O 90 besides her family
sewing flor a family of FOUR and the Ma
chine has never been out of repair. Call
and see the Davis at No. I Main st.
E. S. KNEELAND d CO.,
Aug. Z. Agents.
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Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Co., in
this number. EDaesoftheNoldes houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con-
ffdence 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
them. vrau 4gsrzRw
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THE STEAM WASHER
WoMAN'S FRIEND,

MILL WASH 100 SHIRTS IN
w 0minutes, bysteam. without labour.
1t Is simple; cannot get oUtoforder. A child
can use Il. Nothinglike 1t In use.
The Steam Washer is superior 10 all other
devices for b following reasons.
LIST. 1t does its own work, thereby saving
a large portion Of the time usually taken in
a family.
ID. It uses much less soap b Is requi-
red by any other method.
Sd. 1t requires no attention whatever
while the process OF cleaning Is going on
A lady can do her washing while she is
eating her breakfast and doing up her
breakfast dishes.
4th. Clothing wears double the time
washed in this Washer, that IL will washed
ed by a hand machine or by hand labour or
a w~ash-board.
5th. Lace curtains and all dns dbres are
washed in q superior manner. For 1annels
this Washer Is most desirable. as II will not
full them as a machine or hand rubbing
does. All fabrics, from the finest lace to q
bed blanket. al be washed perfectly, n
with ease without the rubbing board.
For township rights call on or address
I. d. FISHER,
LEl West Aiddlesex, Mercer Co. "a.
Aug. 7-2ms
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GUsTAVUs sCHOoL.

A SELECT SCHOOL UNDER
IA the supervision of Mr.. ]. F. Bacon, will
be opened August 20. 1872, in the Academy
AZ GustaYus Center. Mr.. B. will be happy
TO meet as many OF the aspiring young men
and women as may think proper to avail
themselves OF sue educational adyan-
ages as are usually sought in an Academy
T Normal Sch DOL. fully T7-5fe
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7 OuUIIUUs TT 7" .
Every genuine box Of DR.. McLGin's Lfcer
Pills bears the signature of Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. EA-'Take- 10 other" The
is full of limitations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-14

Now is the time to buy every thing in the
line Of SIMMER goods cheap for cash, at the
Buffalo Clothing House.
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Would have been perfectly happy II Stan
ley had only bought some OF H. @. StrattoI
& Cs's splendid Teas. They sell tariff off,
Market St, Drug Store.
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Kanfedi

Two good Cabinet Makers and one Turner.
to whom will be given steady employment
and good wages. Apply personally or ad-
dres HAMILTON IVAN SLYKE.
July 31-4t. Brookheld, Ohio.
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For Goats. Pants. Vests.

Hats, Caps, Trunks. Valices and other
goods for men and boys, ofthe best quality,
and very small profits, call on
u. NJ. LAZARUS.
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Base Balls and q Bat

Steel traps for a rat, .rAEUg
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat, .
Certain TO suit the various minds, 1
For we have all the different kinds,
At Tyler's, No. 8, Main St., WarreC, Ohio
Aug 8. lS7l-tf-
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For Sale.

A house and Lot on Liberty Street. the
property of c.. B. Darling. Possession given
Immediately. Price $3.50. Apply on prem
misses, or to /. L. GLIDER.
July 3l-3t
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Advertised by Smiles

Is SOZODONT. and II lyon use IL daily. the
white CLEAN OF the pearls between the par
ted rubieS will prove its excellence as a
Dentifrice, and the sweetness OF the breath
will attest its purifying properties.